Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-16

Bye. Julius, 424 Cherry. ~. . !. 80.
.uslow, Alex, 1872 End e.....h.r. 80.
The. Federal, Il \. tn st. s4.s
cSiton ( Wider Co., 1872 S. srd:.:..s2. j
Geist Co., % S. 3rd. -. 50. 4
East Grand Forks. /. /. p. 60,
Blacks, East Grand Forks /. . .89.
624 Cherry ....... . .....sS0s~
Miscellaneous.
Geist,s Ice Cream factory % 8: ard:fslN
G sfaef:s Candy ics n fast9ry' i - 5; srd: E..,
BACKS candy ntSs Factory, East Grand ~
Northern Produce CO., 1ss. S. :rd.
Cole, j. Grand Forks. n: D..."....sO.
Bacon. j.. d. Grand Forks. ....... 8
Enright, M. L., z. Grand. Forks. 80.
Dobmeir, Jacob, Grand Forks. ..... .75.5
Massee. F. c., f. Grand Forks. .....74
Richards. L.,>Grand Forks. .........73.
Q'Connor. L.. Grand Forks
Smith. Peter. Grand Forks. ..."''::E:t7t.5
Darling, Grand Forks .............71.f
Huegle, Grant, Grand Forks. $3.50. .S5.
r. Crane. Forks. 62.5-
Sc samples Of milk and cream collect.
- diaries inspected.
10 complaints investigated.
L. ! OCAkCtO Tic 4OOu# SlLuhllOI Ill
Forks is very encouraging as almost
without exception the merchants are try
ing to 1.-Two up to the pure food regula-
lions. .a!
The spirit of cooperation is very graf
flying and I believe an ever increasing
improvement in the appearance Of the
stores and IN the manner Of handling
goods may be expected. ,..0,,..ss,,
Agnes M. Rex,
Pure Food Inspector.
To the Honorable Board Of city Com
Gentlemen:--The following is a..Ilist Of
the infectious and contagious diseases
during the month Of November:
Number of families quarantined for -.
Families for scarlet fever o
Number Of families for small OK. y IS
Number Of releases during month
and fumigation-for diphtheria.. 50
Number of releases for small pOx. Is
Number of releases for scarlet fever 1
Number Of cases at detention hos
Total number Of cases treated dur.
ing month at detention hospital. 2s
Number released IS
Respectfully submitted, -as~~s~y~5,-
~ E.. G. Haagensen,
E = ~. 80 Health Otieery 81
Moved by Commissioner Westeen. sec
onded by Commissioner Smith that the
several reports be received and filed. Car
ried,
Departm entail commissioners Reports.
A report was read from Police Com
missioner Smith stating that bids, had
been solicited from local tailors for
trousers t wszss for p oil Tnrls 1g S0ntr &C.
at SIS per pair. A. report was read from
Fire Commissioners Schlaherg stating
that bids had been solicited from local
contract awarded to Paulson Bros. At SIS
per pair. Moved. by Commissioner Wes-
teen, seconded by Commissioner Smith
that the reports of the commissioners be
proved. On roll call the following voted
"aye": Smith, Westeen, Schlaberg-S.
Sewer Ea+i,~etes. +4z&f,7 Z
The city eneineer's final estimate in
the snro Of s161.S9 favor of &C. lack
son on Lateral Sewer No. Z. Dist. No. 10,
being in Cedar st. from 18th v to- th
mtssioner Of streets solstad. presented,
read. Moved by Commissioner Smith.
seconded by commissioner Westeen. that
TIE estimate be allowed and ordered raid.
special assessment warrants in such de-
nominations as deemed advisable on said
fund in rayment. OF same On roll call
teen, Schlaberg-3. Carried. hs5 N''
Lat. al. DIST. no. S. -,
The city engineers final estimate in
sum Of $s2.41 favor Of j. NJ. Carroll on
alley between International and univers7
ity avenues from Ashton to MARVEL
streets. presented, read. Moved by ON
missioner Smith: seconded by Commits
sioner Western. that the estimate be al
lowed when O'K'd by Commissioner Of
Streets Solstad as to completion of work,
and that it be ordered naid a9d the city
caSSmNnf w9rr9 MT An ma vmpnf thpronf IN
the proper fund when O'K'd by said COM
missioner. On roll call the following
voted !. aye" aye Smith, Western s%chlaberg
Eat. !, Dist. No. ).
The city engineers estimate in the
sum of $2.2s0.00 I. heing estimate No. 1 on
o. in alley between Park and colti,n
venue from alley to No. End ST.. Riwl
erside Pork Add. favor of j. m. Carr01r,'
presented. read. Moved by Commissioner
teen, that the estimate be allowed and
ordered paid, and the. city auditor auth
orizedN.to issue special assessment war
a aants 81 s on ss deno f - IL az assEas e
same. On roll call the following voted
AYE: Smith. Western, schlaberg-a.
Lateral, sewer no. 8, Dist. no. 10.
Vice President. Schlaberg addressed the
board Of city commissioners and stated
that president Of the board, Mr.. Henry
CkeeIe,8 COutQ not De present tat.the
meeting as he had received notice that
tile state board of railroad commissions
ers were to meet and hear arguments on
the proposed increase Of telephone rates
as asked for by the Northwestern Tele-
phone company. said meeting TO be held
on Thursday. dec. g.. 1920, at sBisennrck.
NJ OAK. hut before lea I he tad asPed
that ai:report he madetn i1s&hIsaIf stat
sing fhet he WIS nnGnr tsft,n E.s+S;isiS
that at the ttrie retitians. ye#re iIiesHnted
astfn~ for the corstYiirtiana Of h lateral
sewer%tr hlccfs ~ ard ~ o. q ~ said
property whictswas not IN 8sswsEsDistrtct
No. o and assessed for rain sewer benz
5efts, was to be assessed the same asSNte
property for said main sewer henaats.
inasmuch as X was. now bcinlgg contem--
& lateral .er,er Inc er,1'tytne into said,
petition had heen presented. seyerai tas-
payers who has been assessed for said
main sewer, protested ars9nst any ofhSr
property being allowed benehts OF said
main without being assessed for propor-
tiohate5 share Of cost 0f said main. Nc
Mo.,ed by Coynr,tssioner Western secss
5onded by Commissioner Snnith, ~ hat. III
order to have this matter pronstJyseteaf
ed IN ha IT he re3frrced to Cofnnniasio6.
ier OF Streets Solstsd and the city Foftor-
ney for IN early report az to- proper
ls,t ~prcced9sss,C asris ss.,.
OF city c0rnsnisslcners. stating that he
had been asked by the directors OF tins
Grand Forks Commercial club to whom
the question had been brought ;by mem.