Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-10-30

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the Red River Power company was not
very favorable. The Power company
and the city both aving. representatives
tive e"1 NJ irse W Son 'a Would ia submit Sats q Written
report later. !
Commissioner schlaberg. also reported
on the condition of the tunnel at. tho
mended that this be investigated at once.
Moved by Commissioner Solstad, sec
onded by Commiss l:ner .Westeen; that
berg. Carried.
Bridge nspairs.
Commissions Solstad reported verbal
" that repairs on the approaches OF the
menced and that, the planks taken from
there were being used to fix up culverts
within and out lying parts Of the city.
Adjourn.
onded ~ ceommissioner s%chlabers. that
Ue 40 now a %cH2s. G J, EyAnsoN.
.. 5e...G ~ g. City Auditor.
sesoisl Msstins board Of City Commits
edonsrs, Oct. 18th, 1890.
A special meeting of the Board of City
Friday night: October 18th. 1920 at 1870
r. M. on call Of President O'Keefe. for
the appointing Of Inspectors and Judges
t r. ts'e as Created lss i by the ssv soard So OF County a'E1
called to order by President O'Keefe and
g gcsssbt At so, rail S Wa.tee commissioners
wsighmaster.
Mr.. John. Bulge submitted his resigna-
ton as city weighmaster. Moved by
Commissioner olstad. that the resigna-
ton be accented. Carried. ""
Election Officials.
seconded By commissioner soistad, that
the following be appointed Inspector and
Judges Of the coming general election to
be held on Tuesday, Nov. 2, 1920. Car
Districts.
LIST Ward, LIST .Dist-Inspcctor, VIM.
Dryburg; judges. A. 1. Widlund. w. w.
LIST Ward. End Dist.-1nspector,. Harry
schwam; judges. Ole Bridston. II. II.
]. Evanson:' judges, +. o. Mallory, e 20 r:
Coss, Sr. -
end ward LIST Dist.-1nspector. L. H.
sanness: Judges. Mrs. c. E. Brawner.
end Ward. End Dist.-1nspector, E: A.
Braseth: judges, Eels Iverson. Olaf Nell
.rd ward-1nspector. Thos. Griniths;
judges. j. ]. Colliton, c. r. Dezotell.
4th Ward. LIST Dist.-1nspector. John
Eickhof; judges. Arnold Berg. Mrs. 1rma
IN Ward. End Dist.-Inspeetor,, wm,
Peet; Judges. S. c. Whaling, Christ Nell
5th Ward list Dist.-1nspector, J. +.
Hunter. 49, =
9Th Ward, end Dist: INSPECTOR, ". J.
T%annahill:. judges, Mrs. cady Hoop,
sth ward. srd Dist.-1nspector. j. W.
Wilkerson; Judges. DR.. w. B. Bek, Thos.
Earl. -
B i 18th We 3Sdx ast d Rtst;y " %eniey, Il Il. 4 4:
! Cosgrin.
9Th Ward. End Dist.-Inspector, J. r.
Turner; judges, Jacob Huck, Z. ].
9Th Ward. srd Dist:-1nspector, J. l..
Meyer; judges, c. H.. Fodness. A. L.
It'll Ward. LIST Dist.-rnspector. An
drew Peterson; judges. Jacob Welsh, X.
It'll Ward. End Dist.-1nspector, M. S.
Merager; judges, F. Jorsenson. H. A.
Eth Ward. srd Dist.-1nspector, G. R.
Robbins; judges. A. w. Dennis, John
The city auditor reported that all Off
GERS appointed with the exception Of
Clarence Sullivan as policeman had
Adjourn.
onded BY Commissioner chlaberg, that
we d. now ad5o95nn; Carried led nsoN
Regular Meeting Of 1o.zd Of CITY COM
r. @iSs1e 1set,v o meet nH ~ ig = BOARD
Of City Commissioners held "Wednesday.
October Goth. 1920 at ] O'clock P. NJ.
President O'Keefe presiding and present
lat roll call. Commissioners. Schlaberg,
lSmith. solstad.: westeen-6. ~
Detsdtdon Hospital 1spairs.
Health Commissioner Weston reported
peirs te t as 3 De t.se nase Hospital ia f buiidin ns:
moved by Commissioner Solstad, Sec
onded by Commissioner Smith. that, the
proposed repairs be. approved and order
roll call the following voted aye:
Commissioners %Schlaberg: Solstad: Smith,
westeen, President O'Keefe-5. Car
ried. :
wsighmastsr's oIios, Z (
Commissioner Smith reported verbal
ly on the necessity OF painting and
Cleaning nvad n up 6hm city %IeighW Wssfesn' on lice:
onded by Commissioner Schlaberg, that
the proposed repairs and improvements
Is reeommended by commissioner Smith
fowin = sa 1oted d0ns sAy gnsr0 com Gaud .1e rG.s
schlaberE, Smith. .solstad. Westeen,
President o'K Sesrev ao Gs,!'ed'
Moved by Commissioner Smith, sec
onded by. Commissioner Westeen. that
the President Of the Board and the city
to be registered and drawing interest
when necessary to borrow money tenn
porarily to finance thee ity funds, at the
Following Folio voted Aye: commissioner
SchlaserE' o.s Smith, solst TAD; Westeen'
Moved by Commissioners Westeen, sec,
onded by Commissioner Solstad. that
milk licenses be granted to the following
and upon Recommendation Of the health
commissioners. Carried.
p. ]. Mulloy-1 COW.
uai7sss.s3 Hom.-eeSins nay, Oct. aar:a,
President o'Keefe addressed the City
Commission and urged the support Of all
Moved BY Commissioner Smith, second
ed by Commissioner Western, that the
moral support and urge upon all the
citizens Of thee ity to participate to the
fullest extent that the Homecoming Day
may be made Ar : s9asss1 D.3 Carried.
President o'Keefe addressed the City
Commissioners that preparations be
started to celebrate Armistice Day. No
would be rendered by the citizens Of the
city and country. Moved by Commis-
sioner Western. seconded by Cotl,nis-
issue a proclamation urging the observ-
ance of this day and that, the citizens
%attinrly celebrat the significance Of this
men ~pseis.s s :st- e css7 a...au....r.
> Moved by Commissioned .Schlaberg,
seconded by Commissioner Smith. that
Robert Keant be appointed as city Weigh
ayes
Adjourn.
Moved by Commissioner. olstad, sec
Eonded by Commissioner Smith. that we
/ dn. now 06iOlFn. Carried &. ..eaE