Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-30
GRAND FORKS HERALD. FRIDAY, MAY 30 1919.
LEGAL NOTICES.

G NOTICES.
CRY COUNCIL P1ooDzDzxas.
council had Monday, Nay 18th !. 1878. It
1880 o'clock p. M, Mayor Wheeler pre-
siding: and present on roll cali Alder
men Kelsey; Weigh, Ggsiniths; Lcckman,
Bird, P~ederson-lo.
Presentation Of 4stihons. i
= . Pave South Fourth Street. j
Petition read from owners of property
asking the city council to order cement
concrete pavement laid on South Fourth
street from Woodland Ave. south one
street. ,
Mover by Alderman Peterson. sec
tition be received and filed and referred
TO the Paving Committee. Carried. 10
votes affirmative.
70 fsve oonklias Avenue.
Pctition read from owners Of property
asking the city council to order cement
concrete pavement laid on Conkling ave-
nue. from Lewis boulevard west to Sec
on %syf sy. s %ids A1@san sa,n} Rsaers tnst ' tdss
ferred to the Paving Committee. Car
TIeQ, lV VOIee Affirmative. '-'
Tho following appRiest ioGn' for lic-
enses., with city t~reasurer's receipt at
fached for fees paid. presented, read;
Spriggs Bros. plumber........... 1000
Joe Scott, dray (2) 1000
Moved by Alderman Sheppard. sec
onded by Alderman Bird, that the lie
proper bonds. Carried.
1sports Of Officers.
1ssolutiou Paving District no. 10.
resolution declaring necessary the paw
ing Of bou1evards on North N' Fourth,
Fifth, /, Sixth. Seventh and Eighth streets,
Griegs; L'Hiver and Lulu avenues. all
in paving district No.. 10. as described
n the said resolution as published in
18th. 1919. as required by law, and that
no protests had been filed.
Moved by Alderman Sheppard. sec
9 qepeTt By By r xsefy%a and } fe% ca that th he
votes affirmative.
Resolution Paving District No. le.
The city auditor reported that the
ing Of b%oulevards on Hill. Griggs.
L'Hiver and Lulu avenues, from the
West u line s,,s Of Third street e to the center
streets. in paving district No. 16,s had
been published on May 9Th and 18th,
1919 in the official newspaper Of the
protests had been flied. -" A
Moved by Alderman Sheppard. sec
onded by Alderman Eickhof, that the
report be received n filed. Carried, 10
assolutloa Eat. 7-D.stzaet 10.
The city auditor reported that the
resolution declaring necessary the CON
% street, From Sn 8 se ia = a rsMsr to in F cuqap
sewer district NJ. 10, had been pub
., Ma,e 81. in tho. 9ffieia, city newspaper on
law. and that no protests had been filed.
Moved by. Alderman Sheppard. sec
onded by Alderman Kelsey, that the re-
auditor be authorized to advertise for
bids for the construction of the above
described lateral sewer in Cedar street,
ina sewer er district No; 10: as per plans
council May 5. 1919. On roll call the
following aldermen voted aye: Kelsey,
veitch.. Griniths: Lockman, Hulteng.
P~ederson-10. Carried.
Annual report a"Ss': Of = MRS r1'l Joseph tiSh@f Ken
Board peayj s fer tar year Of t bsx,n gaDlio M library !,
1913, and ending May 1. 1919, presented.
read: giving a detailed statement of the
receipts and disbursements of the Ii
Alderman Turner. seconded by Alder
man Bird, that the report be received
Plans for 10. sizth St. water Main.
Honorable Mayor and City Council: .
Gentlemen: We. the Public Improve
ment Committee, to whom was referred
asking the city council to cause a water
main extension to be constructed and
laid on North Sixth street, extended
ton Of L'Hiver avenue and Sixth street,
find $50 feet frontage signed for the
Improvement out of a total frontage of
fore recommend that the prayer Of the
petitioners be granted. tSiEned) l..
Kleven. Thos, Grifiths, A. G. Lockman:
by Alderman Kelsey, hat the report be
adopted as read. and that the city engi-
neer be and hereby is instructed to pre-
par pade s the nsess SO yol plans ms t specifications dac
ton of a water main in North Sixth
folloTing aldermen voted aye: Kelsey.
Eickhof. Sheppard, turner, Bird and
Purchases Timbsrs for Bridge Repairs.
rec nhs er1 sias f2om 1eeel rf iu%ter d sayins
for the necessary bridge timbers and
lumber to repair the Minnesota Avenue
bridge. That contract had been awarded
bidders at $1.S9S.73.
Moved by Alderman Kelsey, seconded
by Alderman Eickhof. that the report of
the bridge committee be received. filed
n adopted. Carried. 10 votes affirfha-
tive.
Alderman Day reported present.
Want Alley Favsd In block 81, o. =.
Alderman Lockman addressed the
council with regard to the undesirable
of the alley entering Block 81.
o. T.. from Bruce avenue to the rear of
the Opera House block, stating that
each spring and fall this alley was
thought it was the duty Of the city
Moved by Alderman Turner. seconded
by Alderman Kelsey, that the matter of
referred to the Public Improvement
Committee for recommendation. Car
ried. II votes affirmative.
Plans for Paving Dist. No. II. ~
* Following discussion by the city coun-
Gil. u. was moved by Alderman Turner,
seconded by Alderman veitch,, that the
city engineer be and hereby is instructed
tions and estimates Of probable cost Tor
the construction and laying Of cement
pavement, together with cost OF
grading, draining and seeding
avenues. and the cross streets. Girard.
Winship and Garfield. all in Paving Dist.
No II. On roll call the following alder
men voted y Kelsey, veitch.. Grif-
Sheppard. Turner. Bird and Peterson
ILL., Carried
Frsssntston Of o-rdinaaoss.
Relating to Paving Dist. 1o. 10. 4
Of Grand Forks. N. b., relating to Paw
ing Dist: No. TO-" assrecommended for
passase. by the Ordinance .Gomrnittee