Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, February 14, 1903, Page 9

Pine Sk ~pany’s “building to the up stairs tron! ‘Ths is Valenune day. Ednor Andersou’s»boy is danger: ously tl ae Hartley McGuirgpp:he -Minneapois Jumberatin is in town, : WOE. Neal, thereat estate arid insuraiee man, mAEDalath’a vise Mapituye <2 Bee > © citer George Arscott took Tuesd early morping train for Bem.adji on a brief business trip. Services will be held in St. Joseph's Catholie church, next Sunday, February 15th, at 9:30 a, m. ‘The Monday and. Tuesday Whist clubs were invited to the home of Mrs .. Powers this atternodn {dr their second match game. Mrs. John , Shae .of Cass Lake brought her two year old boy to the hospital here this week to have him treated for pheumonia. Rev. Mr. McLeod, of Bemidji. is assisting Rey. Mr Palm in noid ang revival services in the Presby- terian church this week. Attorney Frank FF. Price has re- moved his office from the L[tasca con rooms of the new First National Bank building. Mrs. F. J. Stevens and sister, Miss Paulis were Duluth visitors Monday, whither they went to con: sult the nuted- eye specialist, Dr. Titcomb. The boom company have a crew of men along the upper Mississipp) at work ore hig, strengtheniny i and improving the booms between here and Aitkin. The Knights of Pytinas wiil give a dance at Village hall next Thursday night. “Masi¢ turnished by the Hews Orchestra Supper will be served by the Rathbone Sisiers A. A. Mebonnd,, representing the News ‘Trilmne of Duluth, was transacting business in our city the Jast part of Ist week and the front endof this week. Bonis Baldwin, the logger, was here Saturday after more wm He has take contract to benk a half million feet of tamarac on the Mississippi above Cohasset. Myrtle Vinton will occupy the Doards at the villiee hall for one week commer urch 30, next. Misx Vinion is a favorite here, and she will play to capacity every night A sma!l fire in-she office building of the Gladstone — bains» yesterday Mmormng cill-d the firs laddics up rather carly tineurshe | very sincl. W.C. Tyndall, has dus cold-storag: buttiog on the rignt of-way. between Kundrcd and tHoiPuan avenacs, about completed —-Moudaye’he® will recéive orders jor the brews.of ihe Fitzger j Brewin} Coeing. Feiix “S + was quickly ex Che demage done wa- nel retary) Tuesday mornin’ fem ifou Suriaces, Ark . at wile healch vewort be had spent he past six months. He is Much improved alth, bat still walks with the aid “fa cane, Tkw—Borween \ cores sepa avenuc.. Johnsons, and Leland cis Store, on fur collerette. rma at Hell’s 1. Bhoun es Monictee Mist ae vlick Find r will picas+ ler drug store ond The bishop has appointed Rev. OOMatonev, io Hit ihe rey EX- scien the Cathole church at this city ted to arrive next week aud bis services will be atnowaced later through these columns. ; ’ Mis, Dive hritt ts ds ecrously HI, ater home. the Wauburt Resort Her so, Shep and Arann were callad cover bedwle Pacccw wien the spark or life seemed as wut ro ebb awa,, bat itis reported t is morning that suc ts coustderabls voucr. father Mihoney is ex) C. Ge Oberlin and family left Sunday for Grand Rapids, Wis., where they will make their home cS the tuture, Mr. Oberlin baving a4 cepted the povition of superinten- | dent of a paper and pulp mam | factory im Lie Wirconsix town. Alfred Benson hida nar- O ltefive te Nstiiy Vere auhing Togs to the 2 .ckoerry stations shipmoniadr wi hy ved by} trv gunn chin boston thet iclind fava dae ant White PASE AS sigh dabta: Tuesday subket vr : turn in sic. 4 wan f cedar was dragge ody be i comes at the Orie GL Oleton. Wis: TalisTiter: BF Ulett Soni the who murderet DHINE HEE 0 | Gon wor ORANG Chae oosay ee the eA Wher here 4 ea th; no one wants him nearer the bose tham they otato patel, Mrs. Mine fanersl of A. “Beresirom, : with a-ploxy on Bridayy and died a few Cuminics huer, ate his post of duty, 2bithe pamping station on Shingie creck. any Jose Lofberg. was ¢allea to rolixdast week to aliend the brotherin-taw, Mr. Was strick op her whe Coley of Cass Tiwo bills in phe lo the election: of town schoot superinten dents and meetings, Th Hills have both passed the henge, and should they become law it will le of great benefit to Itasca county. Representative county, has introduc: lionse rebiting school The revival. meetines - at. the P esbytevian chnreb have awakened interest. And*s crowded the honse nieht after night. Miss hoo and Miss Millard — left Welmesday ard Rev. M. MeLead carrying on the wo Meetings for pn wills. & TL. ep nue time, Georze Booth has returned from his trip to Hinple, the coming town of th 3ie. Fork country George is slwavs on the alert to in- trodnée his celebrrted brands — of roo eMokers, and on trip be laced: several good orders in the new towns of Itasca to the north of us. un they are Wert grows, b o4 eee women from their fire: complintent. There ate maz; people who-believe a thing true ra:her than take the trouble to preve it false. When a man discovers he is ro long- er pleasing to women he is apt to in- dulge in mcral platitudes. In a rain storm a woman would much rather get her stockings wet all the way up than the narrowest hem of her skirt. A woman who disparages her own sex by holding up its foibles to public ridicule should be shunned alike by man and beast. For the hysterical woman we may feel a good natured pity, but for the man who yields to the same weakness there is nothing but a withering con- tempt. > BOYS, PLEASE DON’T— Tell a girl your private opinion about her girl chum. Grumble because the home dinner is not always a banquet. Tell your friends that you find more pleasure out than at home. Stare at and gossip about the girls while attending divine service. Litter your room with literature whieh has no place in ‘good society. ~ ‘Arouse the entire household wnen you enter the house after a night at the club. Flare up in anger when father tells you late hcurs are not conducive to good morals. Imagine mother distrusts you be cause she makes ftnquiry regarding your associates. ¥ Throw the letters received from girls into a bureau drawer which never is locked. Fancy the world owes you a living which is to be had without work.— Philadelphia Bulletin. PENCIL POINTS. Youth and debt are the werld’s greatest stimulants. It takes pluck to acquire fruit from your neighbor’s tree. Some men are pleasant to talk to, but disagreeable to listen to. Burglars are willing to enter almost - any house—except a station house. Many a man finds it difficult to in- duce his neighbors to: have’ a good” opinion of him. iF The man who pays his rent must hustle and the man who doesn’t pay is obliged to keep moving. Take the conceit aut of some people and their most intimate friends would be unable to recognize ‘them. # . Some fine example> of still life are aid to exist in the mountains of Ken- { tucky, but they are-hard to find. EVERYDAY THOUGHTS. It takes a tailor to size a man up. “When a man comes affer dinner he comes kefore. dinner. Almost any caller is a bore if he indefinite [7 { way VILLAGE COUNUIL PROC Village Hall, ‘Ghat d Rapid: ‘e Jauuary 22nd, 1903. ed : A special meeting of the Village: Council was held at the village hall in Grand Rapids, Minnesota ou Jdan- | uary (22nd, 1903. 3 | Present: President Gunn, Trustees | O'Connell, Rassmussen, Decker and | Recorder King. = ‘Lhe jollowing ordinance was. pre: hone ncaa ry . seyted, by, Prusiee Decker, being “ORDINANCE NO, 23. ems th Sy Gril Fi converting ult i By bac ase Nis cae ~ SG TS apids, Minnesota, creating SPR One e-OE Tapert eed RUeG Light and Waterworks, pepe CORE: u 5 Scribing How Buildings of Consum- ers Shall ve Wired and Connected. Te Village Council of the Village of Grand Rapids, Minuesota, do ‘or- date as forlews: SECrION 1. — bere is hereby creat- cu tbe office Of Superintendent of Wlecteic Light and\ Waterworks >of tne Village ot Grand Rapids, Minne- sola. t DECTION 2.—A Superintendent of Bierce Leghtand Waterworks sball be appouied by the Village Council ab the tirst meeting beid after the passage and pubacation of this Ordi- bance. ond annually Loereafter at tbe tistieguiar anceting of the Village } Counce aticr Lhe annual election of cacu, whose term of offic ail be toe year, and until bis successor 1s appoi ed aud qualified; butafatany Uitue stich stiperinfeudent proves to be incvinpetedt, dishonest or unsuit- vd Lethe office be way be remoyed by seid Village Council, and said Viliage | Couen stall, upor such removal, pro- veed.to tbe appomitment of a Super: Insendent to Hib the Guexpired term. Such Superintendent of Electric ana Waterworks siiail be a practical sicum and electrical eugimeer, who ob hits oscu,aiion tor at) least five yents. DSEOTION 3 —Tie salary of the Su- perioiendeub of Electric Light avd Waterworks shall ve fixed by the Vil- ave Council av or before Lhe begip- cing of bis term of office, which said “wist) slail be payable montbly. SECTION 4.—The Superintendent of Wicctrie Light and Waterworks sball clove entering upon the performance of his duties lake aud subscribe au oath before the Village Recorder to faitbiuily aed impartially execute the duties at lis off and shall give to whe Village of Graud Rapids, Miune sela.a bond in the sum ol one thous: aud dollars, with two or more sut- ficient sureties, to be approved by the Council, conditioned tor the faithful performance of the duties of his said office. Secriun 5.—It shall be the duty of said Superintendent of Blectric Light and Waterworks, Subject to such re solutions and ordinances as may trom Lime To time b> adopted by the Coun cH, to superintend and manage the village clectric lipht and water works: systems in all its parts, |\o oversee anu direcu the labor of all persons who be employed in any capacity ihereon, lo engage apd employ ali en gineers avd workmeu required by the Village in the operation of Ube said systems (subject to confirmacion by the Council of all permanent employ ees) under such regulations as the Council may from -time bo time estab- list to the number and compeasa- tion of such employees, and tbe Saper intendent shall bave power to dis charge any employee for uuliluess or miscoud act. . 2 Itshall be the duty of said Superin- tendent to keep all records pertaining to the BKlectric, Light: and to the works systems. Sucb record shall@ousist of: First.—A record or inventory of all the property and su-plies owned “by the Village, included in the Electric Lightand in theWaterworks systeum the cost of same and the value there of. the. location, size, dimensions, amount, tnd the extensions, todnec ons and improvements made to Le sysitem, and other uable informa ton, Aoopy ofthis record shali- le filed annually with the Village Coun ci ut the expiration of the term ot ultice of suid Superintendens. Second.--A record of all consumers of eleclriclightservice, giving thecou summers’ pames, location, the size ot wiring, fuses, switch,” tunber of lanmips of euch size and the Watts usea perlamp, numterand size of metet and transformer, ard the condition of Lhe consumer's winhg. —~ Third.—-A record of all consumers of water, giving tbeir names, location and such other records as are valu able, the Class and awmount of service us listed in Waterworks Ordinance No. 20, the condition of the equipment! and ail other ,articulars to the ful understanding of the subject. Fourth.—A record made daily ane monthly of theonerstionof the power plants of the electric tight systeu and separately of Lhe waterworks sys- tem. Fifth.—A record of the earnings and raimng expense of the electric ligh “un det particularly with retererce te all reipts and purchases. tet und labor, which reports shall be ren dered to the Village Council montats, and wise at the expiration of the tera: of office of the said Superintendent. Sixth —A record count with each consumer of elect ity and water, entering in the count, before the last day of e month. a tall account of the ele light bitls then due of the water bills then due The Superintendent shall on or before tee fifth day of each month file with 11 Village Recordera full statement», the accounts of all consumers and complete report ofall new. install tions and changes in old ingtallation - said Superintendent to. th dinance No 20, 3 passed July J S | concerning the rules, regulations and water) rates of | Villa has been engaged in Lhe active duties | id of (he waterworks system | nthe form of act and an-aecount, Sectors 6,--Itshall be the duty of The Advent . John Beckfelt, Grand ‘time to make you spring pyrchases at a time New Ge = | & HE advent of New” Goeds at this Popular” ‘ Store is worthy-of-your attention, “The a magnitude of our business during the past year has warranted usin making: our prepara- tions for the season’ of Igo3 upon “a larger. and more extensive scale than has ever before been attempted. : i “Ss : Mere you will find - < some of the : Handsomest Waistings and Dress Fabrics ever submitted for your inspection and approval, comprising the Newest Novelties of Imported and: Domestic manufacture, Now is®a splendid time to have your spring sewing done to be ready for the warm, pleasant days when thy come, and it js a most opporcune when you have the cream of the stock toi select from Rapids, - - Minn. yul Council are enforced, hecuon 7--Every individual, firm or corporation before entering upon the construction, extension, alteral on, Connection or change in any electric wiring orwater piping in thé Village of Grand Rapids, shall tile with the Superintendent a . plan showing such work aud shall « mit from said Supertat dent for su lb proposed work bere installation, erection, tain ap preceeding — therewith. - ‘The ‘pended orrevoked at any lume by tte eatrent is used and will be considered de- Superintendent shall examine such | Council on satisfactory “prool of any aaa i eee Se ara tae a te piaus aud determine waether the { willful failure or thexcusable uegt ; ‘ he. village’ seearvaa this oan work proposed conferms to ibe ordi- | of the licensee to observe the rules and nheet its mains from any delingdont rr ratices of the Village rebtting there-| regulations p eseribed by any ordi- Boies and will charge one dollar for re- : to, and is a sige and proper instaila- | nance or resolution passed by the “Section The village will furnish the lion, construction, oralleration, and | Council governing the electric light Wiring from rains to the premises. the trans- ifso he shall grant a pe-mit there | or waterworks systems. or to obey any eg a gia geen ) ) Consumers must furnish all wiring inside Application for permission to con- water wises for Lhe use of elec- tne light or water shalf $e made te the Supetintendent in writing by the owner or tenant (if the datter, with the wrilten consent of the Owner en- dersed thereon), upon printed blanks ided for tbat purpose. ‘T nect electric Wires or With any p for irfeity ar water required,’ the | to the Village eleetric light service. Be ic light system owned ) 4 , if controlled Vi ‘ premises. where the extent to] section 10, All electrical equine Minnesota without thee asp a eos jwhich iti io be and siould it} ment or wiring in the Village of ity of the superintendent of electric be des red at any time to make addi- tonal use of electricity Cr water. the person so requiring the sams must make a newapplicetion therefor. Lt shall be Uhe duty of said Superin- tendent lo sigu and issue all permits for Lapping Water altis, services, elc., and ter wiring of buidings, and dai rates collected colleet all money su Villsee Preasurer, taking a receipt for Lhe same. Tie Superintendent shall heep a record ef ally permits issued for the use of electricity aud water and take rnd examine stipervision over all chatge of, Lospe exercise a geucr instalittions for electr ibesota. Section — 8 No. perse work foray Cousume: wih wiring or water guce an nance, and all the laws, rules and re- ions governing or relating to the use of electric light and water by cou- eulwers (hat are now in force or may hereafter Ge enacted by the Vill: ge which, ele iumediately Catse the Same to nonts, ritils or tae deposit. the : Loweld ; aeks. on any heqnit safe-c : ight. telephove or tele: ly with the | OC bt insafe-condition, If rhe the village of Graud Rapids. Mianegoue seul c ithe Village of Grand & pids, a) wilh the Electric Light a works departinent shall do any clec- tie wirtng or tap any pipes oF ¢ me ervice i orou an) con umer’s premises. Ne person will be permitted to er wiring por plumbing in the rs, conditioned that he will save harwnless the Village of Grand Rapids ofaud from alt accidents ands dam | aves consequent upou or by ceasoa of avy opening in any street made by him, or by those in his employment, for the purpose of putting down ser ice pape or pipes for theratreduction of water, or consequent upor ty ime pro or defective wiring on the pre:nises of any cousumer, orany tare uce (0 comply with tbe requirements of this Ordinance. determining the hours of average use of ei] a cur- ‘rent per dy, The maximum demand taaybe a ripe ke oon pret oi demand meter. 4 r rimun moutnly rate of $.10 per swatts will be charged Wwhebirer tight 4 Cotrent for moturs will-be based ‘on the above meter rates, The common 16 cundle power. 55 watts, 104 volt lamp is ada msderd ai lamp isudopted as a Flat rates —These shpll be based on above meter rates. and on 35. watts parle candle power lamp, or an equivalent fer for other watt lamp: int waht service. 20 candle power lam Dusk to midnight serv $1.00 per 16.¢411 dle power re. Dusk to 1) o'clock service. $0.80 per 16 candle lamp per month, Bilis are due and must be paid by the 10th day of the mouth following that in'which the ours, or $1.30 per nth. ue 0. 10 kw. hours or D per month. 2-3 kw. hours, or Every license so issued shall ex} Ly unitation one year from the date thereof; provided, (hat it may be sus: teasouable direction by the Superin- te dent of Blectric Light and Water- works. Sect 9. All electri apparatus, both insite Lundings, in premises ineluding an approved main t-out. fuses und service switch, all are, ») st. und incandescent lamps. and motors d the renewals or repairs for sume. ’ u43. The village of Grand Rapids, esott, shall not be tiable under any cir- cumstances ior a constant supply of electric- ity and will not be liable for damages for damage for fadare to supply electricity to Ne Inains. c¢ Wiring and tud outside of the. Village of Grand Rapids mus courphy. with the tutes the consumers: premises. and requ ents of Lhe tyational Section 14. No person shall willfutly cut, Board of Fire Uiderwriters, aud. piss break, disturb. si.ark, alter’ injure. sever, Lhe ap- | inspection and ve accepted Uy the Pscouneets place. advertisements on, hitoh 1% 1 : accep horses to, tamper” or interteré “with y aceu Superintendent-vi Blectric Light and ié wire. pole, lamp. trinstoplier. meter, Waterworks before heing cauuected Dp .mbtas..or equipment cou- ‘2 ADD. Hh the ek light and waterworks, ction 1. A provision of ly with the fores, Grand Rapids which in the opinion of the Superintendent shall at any person who shall violate s ordinance or fail to com- « time become defective so as likely to F i requirements or whi ; 8 4 ‘ 0 ruse tire, or accidents or endauver eipeperan ne esteeer acer eat sber persons or property, Hl be ceb- veeted with the clevtrig tele ae oak nie." demued by the Superintendeut, and Upon such coudembation tne persan fsous Owning or using the sAme waterworks systems in such mi S sys ’ anner render it inoporative, defe.tive er not it wi nee with the provisions .of this or who shall deface. mark or place io He shalt oor persons shall fail ro said equipment or wiring, sate couditisn and. ae Superintendest within such reasons ably lime as the Superintendent may preserice after the same have been condemned, theo it shall be the dury of the Superintendent to remove the fuses and connections to. the cons denned electric equipment and wir from the source of electrical energy. And itshall be unlawful for any per- sen lo reconnect or. cause the sae to he reconnected. votil they have heen pul in safe condition and a certificate of acceptance has been issued. by the Superintendent Section U.—The following rate: of const re hereby adopte be subject upon conviction thereot not le=s than one doth A pe ouc hundred dollars S100" Oro for enc or imurisoned tor a i sixty (60) days, Sees Seetion All parts of ordina: i = si me with this ordinance ure ‘hereby er. Section 17. This ordinance sliall take effec and be in force from and after its publications a riEonce, t excveding and light and Upon motion, duly carried, thecoun- cil proceeded to the firs: reading of sid ordinance. , Upon motion, duly earried, the coun- cil proceeded to the second reading of a the bill. Upen motion of trustee Decker the connected 5 ul Water- Tray bre eliow for the use “ing and adoption of said ordinance as erage use of current per day $2 read. either i Viiage of Grand Rapids. Without rf fed hy oor indir vy. except le teje) srege use ot current perdxy. 8 16 Carried by the following vote: ‘ievsed. Every electrician or plumb: } 0 0 lowatt hour. & x Aye: e 4 | pjaying tora ficense must be tot {3 hour’ average née of curtent per day $38 0 OConnel Fi ae toss Than Lweuty-oue years of age. 4 hones! average ase of current por dy. 3.18 se By moelband Recorder King; hy persopdesiring a license shall!) per iellowate hout. nee ee ays. ‘Trustee Rassmussen, ‘inake application ia writing thereer)? atebotice Te The followi i Laeti Vilage Council and furnish) ¢ baer caps ‘i i wing reselation was on 1 ihe Conueil satisfactory eyidetce that ‘| motion adepted, to-wit:— he ois. or bas bi his employ, a | 7 Bours tvormee use of currentiperday. $00 Resolved, that Edward P, Burch is person trained or eduvated as | 8 hours’ average use of ciprent pérday. 3.05 Authorized to purchase a ram ‘type awn lectrician or plumeer. as per kilowatt hours |. -.\ bunler feed-puur tr the i Ale use may be. and vat he is in| ® hours avorige nse ofsetirren nt per day, gay DONEr feed pump for the village water sa suitable inrespec license. ew pon tec tien of a> bond. ri Since ‘UU part it'with the V pers If satistied that the int iu is properly q i Counen may issue a certificate to him ptof the payment of an ate / nual fee ‘of five dollars, and the exe- fore receiving shall execute | (yea ilage Recor. works system; to make plans. for and a purchase ‘wi ‘lie lay. anyoextra : ' erial‘and’ Tibor needed. fur the Anishing of the * per kilowatt hour. ~ IT hoitrs’ average w: ~) per kilowatt. J2.ur more hours’ ayera -divy, 3.085 pe: Partial hour rates @ Irvet interpolation: ir oxen ones “und i Ol Lo re- | 10 hours average usd of current per da; Mied, the | ‘ ‘tems council proceeded to the third read- ; be based on the ry