The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-17


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The following reports saS' were read and
4SClerk :of the lMa,nnieipal Gourt for the
weeks ending, Jiine 18th and 24th, show
[1.sClsy1Vet. 'foR the month or June. with
y SPurchasing Committee accommodating
the .a6lirchsaea ofHthe safe cabinet. Offers
ed by the Safe Cabinet Company Of
frain fr6n, apnrchasing waste paper re-!
ccptaclesNat. the present time; ..~.$
,Bemidji 81, Volunteer ldrAs Department.
for the Second quarter ending June Soth'
City Engineer estimating cost of side
walks. curbs and sewers to be- 'builtt
during the year. s.r,j d. * 20
Ordinance No. 127, amending Sections
s and Of Ordinance No. 100. was.
read the second time; .,, 4
The following applications were read
II. C. Seado. Dray. :,
Thompson & Pnock, for transfer of
Harding Whaley Theatre License. a.,
Georgus & Economoo, Mix.
Ed. a. Nelson, Milk. - -
Herman Fenske. Milk. .r,,s'< ST,
Bert Greenslit T. Son. Milk.
+ Chris NJ. Larson. MIR.
| Ole A. Vasson, Milk. s.
/ Mrs. Louise Miller. Milk.
/ Hugo Hensel. Milk. 49,.
/ H., NJ Wilson, Milk.
| a. Moen, Milk.
t.! l.: p. Evans, Milk.
f'.,E: r. Getchell, MILK. S.ss-.
Joseph Steidel, Milk. y. -,
NeIs Willett MIX.
p. lTroirak. Milk. q @t'
VIM. II. Rice. Milk:
Max w. Lubbock. MIX.
+ Third St Cafe, Milk. '.: AZ
| Il Pat Stapleton. MIX. - IL.
I. B. Olson. MIX.
| Mrs; Lucy Ryan, Mink ;,,,. %
/ Ham Kee, Milk. ~
I James Smith. Milk.
|" Dugas Bros. Milk.
| COLI Grocery, Milk.
| o. Il. Erickson, MIX.
Joe Morris. Milk.
| Fred Bardwell, Milk.
Gilmore l. Barclay. Milk.
: Walter Swcnson. Milk.
Owen MclIlroy, MIX.
i a communication from the Supt. OF
Schools and Board of Education In
which they wished to thami the City
Council for the use of the City Hall for
school purposes was read and ordered
The State Fire Marshall ordered fire
escape to be built. at City Hall. This
was referred to the building commit
tee with power to act. ..'' -,
Street Commissioner Oracle was
granted a weeks vacation.
The Board Of Equalization consisting
of Mayor Garlock: Alderman. Rode,
man, will meet July 5th. 1922. at 10
o'clock A. NJ, City Hall.
| The City Attorney was instructed to
notify the 500 r., r. that the paving
! I>o c,,t,
! Judges for the Special Election were
appointed as follows:
Second Ward Rose B. Frost. A. A.
Lord. Chas. Wight. - 81 T. ~.
Blackburn. Mrs. Ina Moody. ,,t.,
| The First. Third and Fourth Ward
Judges are the same as Mt the Primary
The pians for the Detention Hospital
were again presented and ordered sent
to the State Board of Health for APP
prevail. .,
The street , committee advised the
| Council that the street Sprinkler which
the Village of Blackjack wishes to pur-
chase is worth r$226.00.
/ Mr.. Patterson appeared before the
lCouncil and requested that sewer be
on Eighth and Minnesota. Avenue. This
was referred to the City Attorney to
look UP about assessment against school
property: IA. q: H.. a.
me, CITY attorney was instructed u
draw resolutions covering improve
ments: Sewers to New; High School
building on Minnesota. Avenue. between
Sth and 9Th. also In alley between Bird
and 9Th streets and Bemidji and Bel
trami Avenues. - ei-9ias ~
/" sidewalks on 18th Street between Bel
trnmt and Irvine Avenues; Oak street be-
tween Irvine and Mississippi Avenues;
mississippi Avenue between Oak and
First Streets; Third Street between
America and Irvine Avenue.
Street Crossings to be installed as
outlined in the report of Acting City
Engineer, dated June Gath, 1929.
There being no further business. 1t
was moved to adjourn. Adjourned.
Approved:
y. =. LAIR,
Attest: President.
O., BELLE DENLEY,
49,. .f.n..., 80 Clerk.