Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, March 13, 1917, Page 4

ZFROCEEDINGS OF CITY OF BEMIDJI, MINN., TEBRUARY 5, 1917 Council met at city hall at 8 o'cloock n motion, Alderman Miller was named as A_quorum_being present. President pro-tem. Boll Csll Upor roll call the following aidermen t Yielding 6.28 per cent. 'ag - rvin, Moberg, Brinkman, were declared present: Lahr, Suiar Bailey, Phillippi, Miller, Foucault, ley. Absent: Lycan. Minutes. Minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. Bills. CITY COUNCIL, 100 shares, THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER oALE or any part Minnesota & Ontario Power Co. 6 per cent. cum. Preferred Stock HANSON 30 BROAD ST. The following bills were audited and on motion and second allowed library ....... ead & Co., books library ‘Minn. Elec. Light & Power Co., current library month Jany. Minn. Elec. Llfht & Power Co. general lighting contract J. uary .. Minn. Elec. Light & Power Co., seneul lighting Nymore ad- ition, January Minn. Elec. Light & Power Co., pumping contract and light pump station January Neptune Meter Co., meters and couplings water department. . Bemi ji Iron Works Co., repairs water department, pump sta- tion . oo Sentinel, stationery Bemidj! clerk’s office Bemidji Auto Co., mdse. police and fire department . Geo. Kreatz, 30 cords w contract ‘Bemidji Sentinel, supplies police department and municipal court .. St. Hilaire Lbr. more fire hall Bemidjl Firemen’s ciation, firemen’s pension tax for 1916 .. .. N. E. Tuller, wood for poor.. Geo. H. French, wood for poor St. Anthony Hospital, care and nurse pauper, Loyd Anderson Fred Petrie, boarding paupers to date .. “e s St. Anthony Hospital, nurse per, Tom Kelly . Bill of Tllinois Steel Bri 25.00 5.58 508.41 17.45 | tism. 103.50 | Sept. 14th, 1916. 21.65 9.00 160.00 3.60 15.26 40.00 97.16 | You will also receive a booklet of 100.00 Co. for | the A RELIABLE KIDNEY REMEDY Eight years ago I commenced to handle Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root and " 52.65| 1 am satisfied that every bottle sold has produced a pleased customer; for I have never heard a single complaint against the merit of the prepara: 66.40 | tion and many claim that it has proven very valuable for rheum: I believe Swamp-Root is a good reliable medicine for the ail- 4.00 | ments for which it is intended. Very truly yours, 8. W. RICHARDS, Druggist, Ryars, Okla. Letter to | Dr. Kilm-r & Co. Binghamton, N. Y. | Prove What Swamp-Root Wiil Do For You. Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for a sample size bottle. It will convince anyone. valuable information, telling about kidneys and bladder. When $1260.00, being an estimate on bridge | writing be sure and mention the Be- contract, was allowed and ordered re- ferred to the coug:z for settlement. s, Bid of Bemidji Iron Works Company, Inc., for repair of the steam pump at gumping station, per specifications with rass piston rods, amount $311.60, was read. The said bid was on motion duly made and seconded, declared accepted. Miscellaneous. On motion and second city clerk was instructed to purchase four additional chairs for the council room. Report of police department for year fi;\ddlng February 1 was read and ordered e Communication from Illinois Steel Bridge Co. addressed to Mr. Lycan was read, referring to rods for construction of new bridge. Tt was moved and sec- onded that the city clerk advise the TI- linois Steel Bridge Co. that the inch and quarter rods are to be used according to plans and specifications. Carried. City clerk was directed to advertise for bids for new foundation for the electric pump at pumping station, and for the proper setting and lining up of the said pump. Discussion was had relative to the maintainance of the rest room. The same being referred to the city attor- ney. to be taken up again at next reg- ular meeting. No further business appearing it was moved we adjourn. Adjourned. Attest: Approved, GEO. STEIN, JOHN MOBERG, City Clerk. Vice Pres. PROCEEDINGS CITY COUNOCIL, CITY OF BEMIDJI MINN., FEB. 26, 1917. s?eclal meeting of the city council bheld on this date at 8 o'clock P. M. for the nurpose of canvassing the election Teturns of the various wards at the Gen- eral City Election, and on the gquestion of issuing bonds in the sum of $8000.00 to aid in construction of an Armory building, said election being held Feb. 20. 1917. Also to pass on verified ac- counts filed on or before Feb. 19, 1917. A quorum heing present., meeting was called to order by Vice-Pres. Mobers. Roll Call Upon roll call the following aldermen’ were declared present: Bailey, Phillippi, Moberg, Miller, Fou- cault, Tagley. Absent: Ervin, Brink- man, Lycan. The following e fter being audit- [ K K KK AR N KB R R E R = 8+ ed were on motion and second allowed: | & 73.72 | % wire services of the United: + % Press Assoclation. Rt R Fred Petrie. bording paupers..$ Geo. C. Berglund, merchandise for poor ... 5.49 Huffman & O'Lear 17.50 vies and meal ticket police de- partment Edwin Akre, poor and Wwoo station .... Bemidji Hdw. police department more fire hall Bemidji Hdw. Co., merchandis library . W. W library Huffman & O'Leary, merc dise library Underwood & Underwood, books library, express charges Abercrombie & McCready, m: zines for library . J. J. Doran, repairs library.... E._J. Gould, special police duty February oo W. 8. Booth & stationery Frank Bahr, hall ... C. W. LaMoure & C: building Ed Olson, team lal Herb Doran, threads for pipe ... . . . J._ Doran, labor tank., sewer, etc. J. J. Doran, labor and water dept. ... Herb Doran, labo! water department Albert Smart, team department .. 22.50 merchandise for d N re fire sewer pipe, “Ys." etc. The following bills of Bridge Co. were allowed. all aldermen present voting in the affirmative, with exception of Aldermen Lahr and Phil- lipoi. who voted “Nay.” Tllinois Steel Bridge Co.. esti mate on Mississippi River -..$1,206.00 esti- River 1,260.00 llaneous. Aldermen Tagley, Miller and Lahr were appointed a committee to canvass the returns of the General City Election and the Special Election on the ques- tion of issuing bonds in the sum of $8,- 000.00 to nid in construction of an Ar- mory building. The said committee rendered its re- port, which was on motion and second accepted and ordered filed, and the fol- lowing were declared elected for their respective terms: Park Commissioners—N. E. Given, 5 years: E. H. Marcum, 4 years: G. M. Palmer. 3 vears: E. W. Johnson, 2 years; Edward Jackson, 1 year. Mayor—C. W. Vandersluis, 1 _year. Judge Municipal Court—J. F. Gib- bons. 4 vears. City Clerk—Geo. Stein. 1 year. City Treasurer—Geo. W. Rhea, 1 year. Assessor—A. C. Ditty, 1 year. ‘Alderman at Large—H. M. Clark, 2 years. ‘Alderman First Ward—A. M. Bagley, 2 years. Alderman Second Ward—G. D. Backus, 2 rS. X?german Third Ward—J. M. Phil- 1lippi. 2 vears. ’fi’lder‘man Fourth Ward—W. E. Hazen, rS. 2 i‘;%erman Fifth Ward—J. W. Smith, 2 Yo lderman Fifth Ward—Isadore Joanis, r. 1 Iy‘teoa further business appearing it was moved we adjourn. Adjourned. S pproved. JOHN MOBERG, Vice-Pres. bridge contract .... Illinois Steel Bridge Co. mate on Mississippi ‘bridge contract . Misce! 1td-313 Lahr, Smart.| or any reliable druggist, who will refund your money if it fails.—Adv. midji Daily Pioneer. Regular fifty- sent and one-dollar size bottles for sale at all drug stores. Mayr's Wonderful Remedy is un- like any other. 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