The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-21

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Ayes. Palmer Bridgeman, Barnell.
! STAFFORD, McKinnon, Smart. Bagley,
Hayward. Royce, Lair. Nays. none,
ordinance No. 121. an ordinance pro.
hibiting children between the ages OF
| four and sixteen from visiting movie
| picture shows where pictures OF MUIR
or any immoral and suggestive conduct
| OF the factors are shown upon tine
screen and making it unlawful to per-
nicture shows introduced by Alderman
| Boyce, was read the first time.
/ - n Petitions
owners y reauesting that street lights
be placed on the corner OF 10Th street
and Maurice Avenue was read and re-
ferred to the Light and and water Commit
residents OF the fourth and fifth wards
Re seah baiit On the Vest side Of Central
:. G. ie a e II. Of the Original Nymors
Ses a fnIonf R ana sasassnF First
dition, to lNymore, was read and ac-
4 petition signed by. twsnty-two
laying of water pipes on Doud avenue
between 14th, and 10th street was read
A petition signed by property own
ers REQUESTING the construction of n
sanitary sewer on Beltrami avenue pc
motion and second, allowed and referr-
ed to City Engineer to make estimate
and advertise for bids.
A request for city water between 18th
and 18th streets on America avenue.
Also the paving Of two blocks on Min
nesota avenue, between 5th street and
tween Bemidji and Minnesota avenues
The requests for construction were re-
ferred to the City Engineer to report
at next meeting: . 81
ending April gard, showing $4,000 paid
the Treasurer was read and accepted;
showing s123.35 paid the Treasurer was
read and accepted. u..,-
/ Report of D. r. Burgess City Veter.
check of $500 to cover three T. B.
tests was read and accented.
Report Of Chas. $. DALEY. Chief Of 4
April was read and accepted.
! Also report Of Librarian and Sec.
rotary Of Library Board were read and
Report Of street committee recon.
done was read and accepted.
the sum of $4,000 with Fitzhugh &
Robert A. Burns as surety was read
Bond Of William Dougherty. second
hand dealer. in the sum of $500 with
the y: S: Fidelity and Guaranty, Co.. as
Application Of Earl W Bucklen for
plumbers license to conduct business
at s2e Beltrnm IL avenue Wm nonpbe,tv for
second hand dealers license. to con-
duct store at Nymore. -.
:. Application OF Joe Burns for Jitney
Application of John stebe for dray
Application Of VIM. christianson for
| license to conduct dances in Nymore
corner of End street and Central ave-
Application Of VIM. McDermid for
Third street to PA Third street
Application Of Frank Dewey for pool
table license to conduct business at 400
The above applicants were granted
licenses. . -ag.,...-,. S.. X. p.
| = miscellaneous a..s 4
Communication from the Womens
Community Club asking the. co-opera-
ton of the City Council in regard
to cleaning vacant lots. bou1evards and
rubbish ebs; WA Was referred t to the City At
torney for a recommendation as to
what the Council could do in regard
Communication from the League of
Municipalities in regard to the, tele,,
phone rate increases read and laid
The Water and Light Commission re-
ported having met with the Committee
from the civic and Commerce Club in
regard to furnishing hitchi1g posts
and watering troughs to be placed on
America avenue between End and 3rd
on motion and second. the COMMITTEES
was instructed to inform the Associa-
ton Committee that the city will buy
and install the watering trough and
furnish water. 49, E&s f#.
of the detention hospital. ON motion
structed to notify Mr.. Willis to sell
the building, the City to receive $4,000
Complaints were, entered about the
rubbish and ashes in the street along
block. also Park avenue above 18th
street being impossible. The street
commissioner was instructed to have
these places a9so cleaned up and kept clean
The City Attorney was instructed to
I to the
penses Of skating rink during the win
The building committe was instruct
ed to secure screens for Rest Room and
Dormitory. -n-.a ~ -
The street commissioner was instruct
ed to put cinders on the road to the
TOunQ mousse. he was also given per-
mission to remove cars that are parke
on the street SO as to do the sweeping
at night. ~ ~
On motion and second. when ordin-
ances are introduced each member of
the council is to be given copy. H.
The City Clerk was ordered to issue
dog licenses. s. @
On motion and second. the City pur-
chased protectrograph check writer
for the Clerks office. fEf.s
The committee to secure suitable
dump ground for the 9Th ward report
ed that they had not decided on any
location but at present were dumping
at Scott and Second street. =-E45- -.
The City Veterinarian was instruct ed
to- notify all milk dealers to make APP
plication. for licenses within the next
two weeks. - ..,, .Es.2'3 =
There being no further business, It
was moved to adjourn. 5. - =
Adjourned. ..s.s.f.-- I'LL -, a.
-: :. - Approved.
r. ~. .s..@1,+ - ~, j. P. LAIR,
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