Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-01-28

meters. which was presented. read.
Nc Moy enc ~ cGmmisIioner Smith. seconded
referred to the president of the Board
Rrea River Power Co. officials as to
working out a plan for testing Of gas and
electricity and meters. Carried.
Theatres.
Fire Commissioner %SchlaberE TO whom
was referred the investigation Of the
city in csponsc to IA communication.
from the Commercial Club Of the CITY,
ana who on Dec. :. 1920 wrote asking tbs
IN this neighhorlood in the near future.
presented a report. from the state fire
marshai which was presented and read.
ana when complimented thee ity on the
splendid conditions as regards to safety
and fire prevention as evidenced in the
several theatres Of the city. Moved by
eomm m s %seih1a1s ssst t seconded rsns1t b Sy
received and filed. Carried.
Water Meters.
commissioner of WAterworks Schla-
berg, reported that he had under investi-
the city and could only at this time give
q partial report. That he has found
that there are Al unmetered taps
later.
Commissioner of waterworks Schla-
berg reported that they had been able to
' iCHt ibOuN -iV Irel u lNe tunnel ana
had come to a place where some heavy
bractng was necessary. Moved by Com
missioner Solstad,. seconded by Western.
that the reports be received and filed.
Carried.
Highway Improvement Convention.
President Okeefe presented a CONF
munication from VIM. Hale Thompson.
mayor Of Chicago, stating that a Ma
tiona! Good Roads convention and show
would be held at Chicago. Feb. . to II.
and asked that at least 5 delegates or
representatives be named from this city.
by Commissioner Solstad, that the presi-
dent of the Board appoint representative
citizens to attend this meeting. Car
ried.
National Security EAaxue.
President O'Keefe presented a COM
munication from the National Security
REPRESENTATIVE COMMITTEES Of Citizens be
for American Day to be held on or
about the 1st day Of May each year. as
by Commissioner Western. seconded by
COMMISSIONS Schlaberg, that the presi-
dent of the Board be authorized to ap-
formulate a suitable program. Carried.
Bonds Approved. 99@.a,.
The following bonds. all approved by
ner of execution and also by the presi-
Harry S. veach, special police
iHd Will n. ". FGl3ESOH ana s
Geo. Gunderson as surety $685. $500. 90
with the Northwestern Trust CO. Of
Grand oFrks. N. D.. as urety:
Robert Hodge. drayman ........ $500. 90
With the Fidelity and Deposit Co. Of
Baltimore. aNfryland. as surety:
Western Union Telegraphs Co,
Moved by Commissioner Smith. sec
onded by Commissioner Solstad, that the
bondsfan sureties be approved. Carried.
8swer A1soSsment Approved
The city auditor reported that the as
sessment for the construction of lateral
sewer No: Z, iDst. No. ,, as approved by
certified to him had been advertised and
ing 70 law, presented and read: Moved
Commissioner solstsd. that the assess
vcrtised. in the sum Of ss.77s:5s be APP
p rsstifssa a md t sSnt ee1qseti iand II ts se annual Il ss
Instruments. On roll call the following
Smith. solstad. westeen> and President
President O'Keefe stated that tho
present condition of city weighing was
not compaisory city Weighing Of hay.
coal. etc., and II there should be CONF
pulsory weighing Of all such commod-
present. He asked that this matter be
given immediate attention by the. de-
partmentai head for repco.t:
President O'Keefe stated that the UNI
usual winter conditions had ~ the
city streets and sidewalks in q very un-
desirable condition with reference to
safe travel and asked that all due pre-
caution be taken with reference thereto,
by continual sanding, or sDEinklinE! saH.
ors in some msnner roughfnk 4tha Wallis
20 they would not IN 30 slipparyzAnd
hard55to travel. $780,
Moved by Commisstoner Smith. seq
onded by CoMrft1eioaer4eOlstnA that We
| do. now adjourn aCASfiedssSS
-CEAE.s J. eEyANHDN.
S City Auditor.