Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-28
North DakOta's Greatest
Classified Section
this 18th day Of March A. b. 1916 "
order Of Hon. II. n. Wheeler. mayor.
Respectfully subsaitted.
(SEALl VIII. AlAxandAr.

tnis 18Th aay of March AZ. lylH q
Respectfully submitted,
tsEAL) ~. II. Alexander,
! City Auditor.
Due and ,ger.onai.ssfytss q with;
FORKS. North n pas s,sz The & hsrssy s1mit.
IS! !ssh q q. Sr. e M Esras' = No s: . 2aset.' sai'.
First Ward, Aidesmen q. ). Smith,
". II. Kelsey.
Second Ward, Aldermen e. J. David
son, Andrew veitch.
Third Ward. Aldermen Thos. GrtaIths.
Fourth Ward, Aldermen John Eiekhof.
Firth Ward. Aldermen J. {. sheppard
Sixth Ward, Alderman ". H. Bird.
Seventh Ward. Aldermen Louis Klev-,
en-. Andrew Peterson.
Discuss 1omiaal alsvsees IeoalAeN.
Alderman Hulteng stated to the oun
Gil that he wa IN a large meeeure re-
Ing called. He had heard considerable
discussion pon the a~dvisabiljty OF the
city making formal application for the
location toss' m,,i 81 s %reb owned .ts sTmi S.nk. e's sss..
was in the city. council.
Alderman Hulten offered the following
resolution for adoption:
3ssolutioz.
WHEREAS. It is the present purpose
struct and operate . mill or mills With
elevators. both terminal and otherwise.
state markets. warehouses; and other
s s.nk and srass oRRssaiide a. x xssa e : '. "a
utilities and purchase. . construct
eoeH 1n!atnf 5s, as may j, ,: vs ssss;'a II t sss
State industrial cofnmission consisting
torney. general and the commissioner OF
WHEREAS. the city Of Grand Forks
possesses many ~conveniences and Ad-
vantases peculiarly fitting II ~ the To-
businesses and Industries.
NOW: THEREFORE,. BE IT RE
SOLVED, BY the city couneA Of the city
that the city Of Grand FORKS. acting
by and through its said city council and
mayor in special session for that Pur-
pose as assembled; does hereby extend y
the state Of North Dakota, an invitation
to locate each, any or all Of said utilities
and industries. that Is, the said mills.
err terminal or otherwise. and the said
state bank and the Homebuilders' assoc
iation at the said city of Grand Forks.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED. h
that the mayor be. and he hereby il.
authorized and empowered, to appoint q
city eounc to extend such invitation TO
the said Industrial commission and to
cooperate and act in conjunction with
and to aid and assist any other com
and laying before said Industrial com-
mission and the members thereof. the
many ADVANTAGES possessed by the city
operation Of such utilities. enterprises,
businesses and industries.
introduced March 18th, 1919. by Aid
erman J. L.. Hulteng.
Passed. II votes affirmative.
II. NJ. wheeler, Mayor.
w. H. Alexander. city Auditor.
Moved by Alderman Hulteng. second
ed by Alderman Lockman, that the reso-
luton be adopted as read. Carried. II
Appoints Tazminal 1lsvater oe1nltsss
Mayor Wheeler appointed Aldermen
Hulteng. Kleven and Kelsey a. q COM.
mittce to cooperate. with the CONNER
cial club n other local committees in
d~ustrial commission the Advantages Of
Grand Forks as . location for such
state utilities.
Alderman veith reported present.
Y~rsssaeation Of Ordinances
Firing 0omrensatien Of AlAWmso
An ordinance entitled IAN Ordinances
Fixing the Compensation Of the Alder
passed its nrst reading March 3rd. 1918.
presented. read. for second reading and
final passage. Moved by Alderman Day,
seconded by Alderman %Griniths. that
this ordinance do now spaas Its second
reading and ans passage. On roll call
the following aldermen voted aye:
Smith, Kelsey, veitch, Davidson. Lock-
| man. Gri6iths.. Eickhof. HuitenE. Sh0D-
pard. Day. Bird and Kleven-l2. Carr
ried.
Alderman Peterson reported present.
Council Adjoux1A
Moved by Alderman Smith. seconded
by Alderman Peterson, tha&. we do now
! odjouru. Carried. u
w. H Alexander. City Auditor