Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-14

!" 1SIo, 1917, as required by law and
Moved by. Alderman Kleven, second
ed by Alderman Peterson. that the re-
port BE received and filed, and the city
anditorl be and hereby Is authorized to
ADVERTISE for bids for paving the streets
for the several Kinds Of paveme mt a sv
cordfng toand as specified in the plans
city e e%penaasa Jsn,;ar as h fPpr2ysd ~ tn. the
cal the following aldermen voted aye:
Kelsey, Davidson. veitch, Gririths.
Hulteng,, Eickhof. Day, Turn
eI: sra, Peterson and Kleven-1e. Car
1sfass 1eque.t for 1assmsut Entrance,
Alderman Kleven. chairman Of Public
I'M COMMITTEES, reported on
asking permission Of. the city council to
erect q cover and enclosed entrance to
me basement Of the bank from the De-
NETS. avenu side: He stated the com
council for settlement, the committee
neing divided on the granting of the pc
d daen The city engineer stated the
swing. out 81 test beyond the entrance
enclosure and thereby obstruct the
street: Moved by Alderman HuIteng.
seconded by Alderman Eickhof. that the
petition be not granted. Carried.
Purchase Poles for Street lights.
Alderman Peterson. chairman of the
Light committee, reported the necessity
OF the city purchasing a small carload
q poles for use BY the city electrician
70 replace a number OF the old poles
supporting hi city electric light wires.
He recommended purchasing 50 poles
90 feet long. and 80 poles IS, feet long.
hsac TOT mediatn acceptance had
neen optained as follows: For the 80
toot Dolls. $S.45 each, n for the IS
root poles $3.50 each. totalling $4,000
LOT tne boy number Moved by Alder
Hulteng. that the Light committee be
tho above order Of poles atatlee prices
named. 0n PihcAilth9 following alder
veitch, Grilfiths. Lockmah. Hulteng.
and Kleven-ls. Carried.
e Clos. psi for ssls Dump Ground;
Means c6mmitteA reported that Thomp-
son Bros. were now ready to close up
the deal for the purchase Of. the city
s sas.co f pse aar grG 9Dsr T ,s,s. had az t pa
dump ground in February. 1919, and
hnt t Seposaseo: SlVo.uv casn with the nin'
M s natv ,nSse' 1~m.eIee.inI con.racS VILE
tnsns si.y AZ LIE p!9perLy as per tne
ready Is p .ne ali 11ie caa Go; tn ra ! w with n the
~ in.sress% y sne pr1ncipai. me clls
in the raat o tev Of - tsn:Vo r per acre W.T.,
Rros = ht9 9th sa 1 intsrss Inc eor noanp psar
almost o't totsIlsgd "a ;n oo nsr I ecre one y The
Tro1 ~ 80 Mac r~~F~--.I
~ ISsvs ~. ci1n ce,,nn; n1lt ~ p,Taer1 tso
s a. + tase - VIE sc,ry council aseernine tne
civ 4A%tfnrnev Ranrs ha ~ t,.+ tho ,,d
was not binding upen t6e city aty' for 81 the h
fs;isGG ~ snt. sa tn.o nnoonnttrrssmoh ~ BIOS. naa
4 period with the c,ty. hut tha3 Il % wnyid
be better to carry out the deal than
h hav my az "a over ~ particularly
heen recs;vad = was as hieh as mao
Fo1iowinr d,.cu.sior nv +ba o,t,,
sec seGon NJ ny ,A!dernsn kleyen, that the
f fer al q n the Wava s snd ,ta De again re-
tee 'end cttv at nay a, w,t he nage co M NJ
o : basis Of. %: 90 per acre as bid IN
principal sufficient ' to .b ,ninre the sale 1n tn of
e eail t m t1 Sp = s.s; s % Pc, acre !vots on , ron
-. cR Rird p ani.eng' Eickhof Day Turn
risd = : eue'e ''i anu anu hieVeh-lz. Car
whereas, under the provisions Of Chap
Of North Nor Il Dakota . ass 1oT 1 he yea Of III 1sf1 state the
}ime Tor holding the annual city election
3f rom me the ye sIst ls Non having been changed
1nird tuesday IN March: being the 18th
day OF Marcn, a. ,. 1870. ~
o,t nov anereLoIe, ps u resolved by the
Syss.s+ts r,Su ~ SAtx oiHAtAnd forks,
t thor and directed TO call such cleo
tion IN s~ccordance with the provisions
OF sns sta!use Y such cases made and
are the places designated as the voting
or poliing places Tor said election, to-
vi First wara-iat n,ac,,ct o.,
s Second s1' w %pasf,ns1: ssa nu eadk a Sots'e
InlFo Waro-t1re hall, South Fourth
Fourth, ward-Fuller Motor coun.nn
1ss North Third St. o"pAy !.
.tional avenue are hall. Snd anasaa.
Sixth Ward-ist precinct. ~. No-+h;
Eighth ST. p~'p'''o1A"' oSS North
i seventh ward.1st nrec,nct k,s
Chestnut St: End precinct .San Sh.D ~
1 Moved by Alderman Turner ...onaG n
by Alderman Huiteng. that th,s re.ni,Iti