Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, August 30, 1919, Page 7

i ] i / . Bul sign, banner, Shan be SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 30, 1919 $UU 10 RESOLUTION NO. 188, At a regular meenng of the City Council of the City of Bemidji, Minne- Sota, held in the council chambers on Monday, the 18th day of August, 1919, the followhg resolution was Introduc- ed by ‘Alderman Palmer, who moved its adoption, Be iit: regolved by the City Council of the City of Bemidji, “That the proper city' officers be, and are, hereby author- ized and directed to draw a warrant in the sum of One Hundred and Fifty ($150.00) dollars, payable from the Gen- eral fund ‘in favor ‘of C. F. Schroeder, Secretary of the Beltrami County Falr association; sald amount to be used to agsist in defraying expenses and pro- viding- prizes for the Beltrami County Fair %br;l_fllk S The resolution ‘being duly ‘secondsl by Alderman Benner, it was Yut upon its passage, and upon the call of the ayes and nays, was duly declared pass- . ed-amd carried by the following vote: es’—Backus, Palmer, Benner, Barnell, " Joanis, - Jones, = Vandersluis. “Nays"'—None, Absent—Garlock, Bag- ley, Coopea, Sroon.t 2% Tole »Approved August 23, X ARPT L. F. JOHNSON, & Mayor. Attest! GHO..'STEIN,’ [+ +4City Clerk. A PNERAL ORDINANCE NO 108. Am Ordinance Relating to Signs, Awn- imgs, Banners, Flags, and Decora- it; ancil of the city -of Be ,..;The city council o e city 5 m‘l?l do ordain’'as follows:® " . ,o8dction. 1.—No person, firm, co-part- nérshi companr’.'or corporation shall rédt Jor maintain: any - ‘sign, ‘wooden awning, banner, ilag or decoration ex- dépt ft as’hereinafter provided, that shall ; tend onto: or. upon, or project over, %‘}si’dewnlk. street,‘or alley of ‘said city, more than four feet; and: that the lowest part of any such sign, wooden awming, banner, flag or decoration shall be not-less than seven feet above such l dew&]k, zstre}t’attg{ allieytglt sghfi“ city. eotion 2, thing inthis Ordinance éi\g Fbe canstra'ed to ‘;l)revant any per- son, firm, co-partnership, company, or corporation from hanging over or gross..any sidewalk, _street. or alley, any sign, banner, flag or decoration on any-legal-heliday; or at-any time in-ad- }ertlsl?s-a chautauqua,-or-other-public athering, not to-pFevent.-any -society nization-from-hanging its-signs, T8 or flags on any day of any con- vention or public fathering of such gogiety .or organization not more than gng” week in any one month; but no flag or decoration r O 8 be at any time extended over any |l vqnlk. street. or .alley so.that_the ! shall come within twenty feet ramithe surface theéreof. - . i Section g All ul{‘eh “g"fi Evauden wnings, . banners,.. flags, . and decora- ?l Pfi: exlntin§ ‘or maintained con- t to the provisions_ of this Ordin- é:ed\shnll be removed on or before the st | 2 : Seot! 4. "Any person, firm, co-part- nership, company, or corporation who ghqll‘ violate any of the 1pmvislonu of the preceding sections' of this Ordin- dnce, or. fail or neglect to comply with g - of the provisions thereof, or shall or neglect to remove any ‘sucn signs, woogen awnings; ‘banners, flags or. decorations now existing and main- tained contrary to the provisions here- of,. within the time prescribed in -and By:lhe yrecedln% Section No.- 3, shall, upen. conviction th ereof be ;‘mniahed by a ‘fine of not less than Fifty ($50.00) 4 s, and b§ imprisonment “in the County jail of Beltrami county for not more, than ninety days; and that the maintaining and existence.of any sign, wooden awning, banner, flag or decora- tion contrary to the provisions of this Ordinance for one day, shall constitute a spparate and distinct offense, and be punished as such as herein provided. ‘glectlon 5. All Ordinances and parts ofizOrdinances of the city® of Bemidji whHich conflict or are inconsistent here- with ‘are hereby repealed so far as they affect the same. - + Bection. 6. This Ordinance shall take effect,and be in_force from and after the.date.of its passage, approval and publication, but this Section shall not be construed.as affecting the provisions of Section 3 ,A’pn oved this_23rd_day of. August, JOHNSON, e Mayor. Attdst: /= GEO. STEIN, 7 City Clerk. Read 1st_time,~July Tth, 1919. TRead 2nd time, Aug. 4th, 1919. “TRead- 3rd time, August 18th, 1919, and A d carried~on the. fol- V. 0%‘ Ayes™ CLps ‘lm,r, arnell, Joa: arlock, Bagley, Cooper, Croon. g‘RDlNANUE NO. 104, “Gemeral . Ordinance No.: 45, neral ‘Ordinance -of the dji, establishing water ties for the govera- of the system, licens- plumbers and regulating their and l;’emlin‘ General Ordin- ‘No. -14. The City Council of the City of Be- midji do ordain: Section 1, That Section 6 of General Ordinance No. 45 be, and the same here- by is, amended as follows: For the benefits derived from fire protection by all tax payers in the city, the city shall pay from the Gen- .eral Fund into the Water Fund the sum .of Seventy-five ($75.00) dollars per year for each fire hydrant in service. At the beginning_of each quarter the Water Clerk shall make out a bill to the city for one-fourth of the total amount of the hydrant rentals as based on the number of hydrants then in service, and the city clerk shall issue his warrant PR on the treasurer in the same manner|. as the payment of ail other bills, which warmrs ghan be credited to the Water Fund by the Clerk of the Water Works|: - Board the same as cash received. Hy- drant rentals shall be payable quarterly in_advance, Section 2. This Ordinance shall be in force and effect from and after its passage, approval and ublication. 1'91AJWNVE this 23rd day of August, L. F. JOHNSON, 3 Mayor. Attest: Bty Clerk erk. Read flrs’i’: time July 7th, 1919. Read second time, Aug. 4th, 1919, ~:Read third time Aug. 18th, declared passed and carried on the fo lowing aye and_nay vote: ‘Ayes’— Backus, Palmer, Benner, Barnell, Joan- is, Jones, Vandersluis. “Nays”—None. éf)sent—Garlock, Bagley, Cooper, roon. ¢ FA e RESOLUTION NO. 158. At a regular_ meeting oT the City Council of the City of Bemidji, Minne- sota, held in the council chambers on Monday, the 18th day of August, 1918, the foilowing resolution was introduc- ed by Alderman Backus, who moved its adoption: hereas, there is to the credit of the Poor Fund city treasufy of the city, amounting to the sum of ¥2,400A00. and, - ~ Whereas, the City of Bemidjl is no, longer liable for the augport and care of ftu poor, by reason of the fact that the County of Beltrami is now operat- irlg on’ the Cpun;.ar Poor System, _ - : Be It Resolved,- Therefore, .b{ the City Council of the City of Bemidji, that ahe sum of twenty hundred ($2000.00): a surplus of cash ollars now being in-the Poor Fund in| he city treasury be, and the same is ereby transferred to the credit of the Sinking Fund of the City, and for the purpose of making such transfer the roper city officers are hereby author- f-e and directed to draw warrants payable to the city treasurer ‘as treas urer of the Sinking Fund for the cred- of the Sinking Fund of the city from e Poor fund of the Cltg. ! The resolution being duly seconded by Alderman- Jones, it was put upon ifs passage, and upon the call of the yes and nays, was duly declared pass- :3 and carried by the following vote: " #Ayes’—Backus, _ Palmer, enner, Barnel Joanis, _Jones, Vandersluis. “Nays”—None. Absent—Garlock, Bag- 1, oroPen Angust_23rd, 1919 roved August_ 23rd, 3 i L. F. JOHNSON, Mayor Attest: GEO. SEEIN. City_Clerk. RESOLUTION NO. 157, At a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Bemidji, Minne- eota, held_in the council chambers on Monday, the 18th day of August, 1819, the following resolution was_ introduc- ed by Alderman Backus, who moved its adoption; ‘Whereas, the amounts of money now: ley, of October, 1919. i H in the|. credited to the Sinking Fund ‘of the city, together with the interest and revenue therefrom, computed to the time of maturity of all'outstanding city bonds, is_sufficlent to pay all .of said bonds and indebtedness, ~ Be it Resolved, Therefore, by the City Council of the City of Bemldjl, that the sum of twenty hundred ($2000.00) dollars now being in the sinking fund in the city treasury be, and the same is hereby transferred to the credit of the Permunent fmprove- ment fund of the city, and for the pur- pose of making such transfer, the prop- er city officers”are hereby authorized and directed ‘to draw warrants payable to the city treasurer as treasurer of the Permanent Improvement Fund for the credit of the . permanent’improvement fund of the city, from the sinking fund of the city. The resolution being. duly seconded by Alderman Jones, it 'wag put upon its passage, and upon the call of the. ayes and nays, was duly declared passed:and carried by ‘the toflowlng ‘vog rha ‘“Ayes”-—Backus, Palmer, Benner, Barnell, Joanis, Jones, Vandersluls. “Nays”—None. Absent—Garlock, Bag- ooper, Croon. = ‘Approved August 23, 1919. ° L. F. JOHNSON. Mayor. Attest: GEO. STEIN, ! City Clerk. P $ e PROCEEDINGS CITY COUNCIL, CITY OF BEMIDJI, MINN.\ 5: .7 3 August :18th, .1919. Regular meeting of the City Council held in the counctl chambers at 8:0 o’clock P. M. A quorum being present, meeting called to order, President,Van- dersluis presiding. * ) ROLL CALL. Sl Upon roll call the following alder- men were declared - present: Backus, Palmer, Benner, Barnell, Joanis, Jones, Vandersluis. Absent, Garlock, Bagley, Cooper, Croon. 23 MINUTES. Minutes of the last regular meeting were read and % roved. i The following bills, ‘after. being aud- Ltsed.dwere upon motion and second al- wed: i Minn. " Electric Light & Power Co., current . library. month July- .. -$ department material Street gang, street labor 0 Chas. - Winterstein, labor o) building .- 0.00 Ear]l Roberts, es chitect -fees city hall-. 200.00 Neptune Meter Co., mete: ant to superintendent “water department Geo. . Kirlk, s ascistant to superintendent water depart- meni . ) Jos..Hahn. scuvenger worl, prop- erty owners ... Board Equalization, services . Street gang,<gtreet labor . Geo. T. Baker, rent city of month - August C. W. Warfield, r. .ment quarters, month July .. O'Leary-Bowser Co., merchandise Xmas donations . Hakkerup Studio, views used at Rochester convention Bemidji Auto Co., gasoline, truek 2 Ward fire o departmen . Pion%er Publ i ery and supplies . . 18.60 Bexmldh. Ibnsumm:xe Agexfi:y, Gflre nsurante premium, policy 699 331.32 Miller-Davis Go., noxious yweed 5 notices 8.12 Booth & Son, “bir register ... .. 5.00 anet?ot:ti &k n al ona! .. septic tan round lease, 18 and “1919 ke g 1 . 3 C. I. Battles, mdse, street and po- lice department” & Miller's Battery Store,.merchan- dise, account fire truck ... Beltrami Elevator & Milling Co., . .. oats, city team .. ... 45.00 Aldrich & English, setting shoes city team 8.40 R. XV Koep; shoes 6.00 Standard flugher 3.7% Standard .Oil Cos ;. count flusher .. .. 878 Goodman..& J.oitved, estimate No. 3, sidewaik- construction .......4 Pearl Davis, refund u d nival license: ... 8 Geo. ¥. Kreatz, es Ordinance No. 103, relating to signs, awnings, banners, flags and decora- tions, was read the third time, and de- clared passed and ‘carried on the fol- lowing aye -and_nay vote: ‘“Ayes’— Backus, Palmer, Benner, Barnell, Joan- 0| pool table license was onded by Backus, 01 Bemidji, vote: “Ayes'—Backus, Palmer, Ben- ner, Barnell, Joanls, Jones, Vandarsllfl‘u. “Nays"—None. Absent—Garlock, Bag- ley, Cooper, Croon, Ordinance No. 105 was read the sec- ond time, no amendments. offered. Ordinance No. 106, introduced by Al- derman Joanis and seconded by Alder- man Janes, was read the first time. RESOLUTIONS. Resolution designated as No. 156, trunsterrlnf $2000.00 from the Poor fund to the Sinking Fund was read and de- clared passed and carried on the fol- lowing aye and nay vote: “Ayes"”— Backus, Palmer, Benner, Barnell, Joan- is, Jones, Vandersluis. “Nays”-—None. Absent—Garlock, Bagley, Cooper, Croon. . Resolution designated as No. 157, transferring $2,000.00 from the Sink- ing Fund to the Permanent Improve- ment fund, was read and declared pass- ed and carried on the following aye and nay vote. “Ayes"—Backus, Palmer, Benner, Barnell, Joanis, Jones, Vander- sluis. “Nays'—None. Absent—Gar- lock, Bagley, Cooper, Croon, » Resolution designated as No. 158, au- thorizing the appropriation of $150.00 from the General Fund, in favor ‘of the Beltrami County Fair Association, was read and declared passed and carried on the following aye and nay vote: “Ayes"—Backus, Palmer, Benner, Bar- nell, Joanis, Jones, Vandersluis. “Nays” —None. Absent—Garlock, Bagley, Cooper, Croon. f MISCELLANEOUS. Application of Frank Frost for pool table license was granted. Application of John E. Croon. for ) granted. Application of Laliberte & Erickson, City Drug Store, for permit to possess Ethyl Alcohol,-was read and referred to the city attorney. . Municipal-court report for week end- ing "August 4th, showing $153.30 paid the city_treasurer;and report for week ending “August 18th, showing $77.00 paid_the city treasurer, was read and accepted. o City engineer’s estimate of $5,882.60 for cost of paving three blocks on Cen- tral Ave., 5th ward, was read and order- ed filed. It was moved by Alderman Joanis that the street commissioner be authorized to have the three blocks from 1st street going south on Cent- ral Avenue, cindered, using cinders to 8 hie dobtalned from the M. & I Ry. Car- ried. q 3 > City ‘elerk's report for the quarter ending July 1st, 1919, also for the peri- od ending Aug. 12th, 1919, was read and accepted, same. being-.referred to the finance committee. Petition of property owners:resident in the Fifth ward for fire protection was read and upon motion of Alderman Backus; seconded by Jones, referred. to the fire committee. = Upon motion of Alderman Janes, sec- an allowance of $18 er month rental was authorized Mr, red Malzahn for hlocking his garage during the time used for the construc- tion of the nefv well. Moved by Alderman- Jones, seconded by Palmer, that the action taken at the previous smeeting, denying the request of the school board for permit to move a certain school building across the new. brldie hetween Lakes Irvine and e rescinded. . Carried. . . Upon motion of Alderman Jones, sec- onded by Backus, the school board was granted permission to move a certain school _building from__ the Lincoln school, Nymore, farm, Bemidji, upon furnishing a satis- 3| factory bond that the building will be moved across the bridge between Lakes Irvine and Bemidji, between the hours of 12 o'clock A. M. and 3 o'clock A. M, 12.10| The eity attorney to_set the amount of bond required. 3 Upon motion of Alderman Palmer, seconded by Joanis, the chief of pglice, patrolmentand truck drivers -were =ranted an-increase of $10.00. per month salary, beginning: August -1st, 1. ;- Upon: motion “of Alderman Palmer, seconded by Jones, the salary of street commissioner .was set at $5.00 per day, for street laborers, §4.00 per day and for man and team labor, $7.00 per day, beginning August Tth, 1919. Upon motion of Alderman Jones, sec- onded by Benner, the salary. of the city clerk was increased $10.00 per month, beginning August lst;=l 5 “Petitions, together wit! print, signed by property owners, praying for the vacation of a certain portion of: Woodland Avenue in what is sometimes designated as Carson’s addilion to Be« midjl, and for the vacation of a portion )| of a certain alley in.what. is sometimes designated as Carson’s Addition to Be- midji, was presented,” and upon -motion of ~Aldeyman . Backus, . seconded by Pulier. it was duly accepted and orders teafiled, thecity clork being . direCted | to ‘give the die published notice for:the hearing of the petitioners.- 3 _The city engineer was directed to give estimate of cost of grading 132th street from - Park Avenue to Norton Avenue. E A5 Al . In the matter of special assessments against the Episcopal’church property, it was moved and. seconded that the county auditor be authovized to accept as_settlement the sum of $291.40, this being. the original tax spread, less the interest and penalt¥ charges accrued, There being no further business, it is, Jones, Vandersluis. “Nays”—None.! was moved to adjourn. Absent—Garlock, Bagley, Cooper,| Adjourned. : Croon. e, Apyroved, Ordinance No. 104, amending general C. W. VANDERSLUIS. ordinance No. 45, and repealing gen- President. eral ordinance No. 14, was read the|Attest: third time, and declared passed and| GEO. STEIN, carried on the following aye and nay City Clerk. 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