Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, March 21, 1903, Page 4

| ye, with rouges powder, ies obit Hs cthimea ttiag® you ean acive naiis into hard wood without bending * “és camelia in Burope. nesiota, ia Second-Claas Matter WITH THE SAGES. Liberality: consist rather ~ -in-giving " soasouably than . mich —Cicero. Pespty seldom: improve when they have. ao rs but themsdtvea to copy }_ Fro-nouians 4 rw ADraNoe| motioii approved and ordered filed. “at ‘Grand. Rapide| ~--Appplication of “Mars: “Lent:for: building permit read and on motion: for. ; ‘presented by dimensions and ma- aid building. Ices fot fige/ was. laid .over, sbecifications her. stating terials to be used in Application of ipils of Central schoo village hall on evenings of _ Waiting ions..to. be. poihdtie of 0 tebe to sell dubia ng atoks coming up, no one appearing in uppo- sition thereto and he being deemed xi proper, person to whom to’ issuesamie and baving furnished good and 1 ee ‘eter nd, a8 required by law. on motion ordered “thay said bond | approved and license piri cordance with the prayer ofsaid: alesis fedtions ot Laliberte & ne iN laddatptin Eckman‘ for licenses’ Hal 8 character =a » love’ of 25, 26 and | 97 we granted, “at pop crgeny Nov renege: and | scorn ‘0f ev! provision for payment of light ’ “Owe charactér is but Rieck on bil by cont aren i suid applications ordéred published. eur.soula.of the, free choices of good i pi evil we have made through Bfe.— @eikic. He who will not @tve some portion ames Bi th, for, as Sthonw goed, tn pesann ya Sys sady ment which elevates the gexl of mee purifying te manners Sy tmptoving the inicltect.—Goloridgs. business, te aged; in lea—De Tooaue- || eased on and encomgassed by Find. out: zene, eek, Werk, and is the fownsation:ér of a Wtucus character.—Chalmers. Eexpertesee serves to prove that the ‘perth. and @rength of a otate depend | and and Clair’ ir’s= second, | adjournment was, takeny.tok toh Monday“evening,,. e form of its instita- ‘lens Maa) ; the dharatter’ af. ‘ite ‘ the mation is om the aggre: cgndliiens, aad SOME POSTSCRIPTS. " The word “pen” means a feather, and is from the Latin penma, a wing. Tortoise shell, however old, can be (kept bright by polishing it occasionally them if you dip them first in lard. German farms occupy nearly 1,000,- 000 ticres'in' Central America’on which ever: 20,000,000 coffee trees are planted. A dollar loaned for a hundred years ‘and’ compounded ‘at 24 per ceat will amount in that time to $2,551,799,404. The oldest statue’ of thé world is of the sheik of an’ Egyptian village, *It is believed to be not less than 6,000 years old. Steam power is‘ Amidst a im possi- bility in Southern ‘China,’ fuel being ene! of the ye jexpensive (Chinese Juxtries.< The assessed value of real catate in the*State of New York, according to the: board. of. equalization, is °$5,169,- 308,070. Rey. Dr. W. D. Parr of Kokomo, Ind, has officiated at 105 church dedi: cations, whichis thought to be the world’s reoord. ; At Plinitz; -near Drositen) is the larg: It is 160 years ‘old, about fifty feet high and has 40,- 090 b¥essoms each season. ORE ta ti EN 4 ry Cie ALL SORTS. An eariy crop—the small bey’s first haircut. With some 5-cent cigars you get at least six scents. The eight-day clock is a hard worker and chronic striker: i Sometimes it is his lie-abilities that Increase a man’s assets. Much of the charity’ that begins at home is too feeble to get next door, Any small boy in his first pair of trousers feels serry for his mother, The skin-deep beauty of the rhin- oteros isn’t calculated to make him vain. Whea it comes to a question of stay- ing qualities the undertaker can lay the pugilist .out. Uf it is true that the good die young . it is up-to the’ oldest inhabitant to offer an explanation. A cynic is a man whose disappoint- meat is due to fact that the world was made wi his advice. '* it sometimes happens that*a man . iputs both money and confidence in a pank—and jater draws out his confi- dence. A Kansas man boasts of running thet only strictly. third-class hotel’ in the country. It is sp to other landlords indignantly to deny this assertion. 1 / CAREFULLY THOUGHT OUT. He who gains time gains a g00d friend. One must anffer jn ees to tolerate the sufferings ‘of others. The manager of an opera company is justified in -putting on‘airs. cultyire? Consider the max visits “ig always 0D | Council was held at Vilage: Hallio}- time—and the ae he wastes in wait- «ing for, other m pba wt ara he owes them money. sure, as long | Y gots at vietne. sapem inte alr | A a has, nine, a at least SE FECTIVE PAGE laid over. Recorder» was meeting: j light “and water works, Moved § ‘by Trustee other village business. carried by full vote. * Moved by,trustee Clair, second- t comet whee nel ed ‘by Becker,’ that Treasurer be 3: tend dexictctngnen instructed to withhold payment of ll orders pending the; completion and the’ sendy aad permanent re | of the’financial report by the Re- corder, carried by full vote. Ont T Trustees. Becker’ 's': motion, was, March 80th.1903. J. 8. GoLE, Recorder. (Official Publication} ’ A special meeting of the ‘village council was held at the office of Clerk in the court, house in the village of Grand Rapids, Minnesota, on Saturday the ptt day of March of Court 1083. | Rassmussen, and Recorder King. | Minutes 'of ;the last meeting were read and on motion appraved. Séveral {claims were on motion al- lowed as{ charged. and. warrants for the several amounts ordered drawn ‘un ‘the treasury as follows; Daniel Shannon, aeng 278 cords wood at $1.25 per'cord .. ais Ttasca Mercantile Co. “merchandise. Osear:Turngnist, hauling 19% cords wood /at $1.25 per cord..: RBS Polly, hauling 21 cords wood ¢ wt $1.25 per cord... } H.. D. Powers. judge: of electien ¥. A. Kremer. judge of election - BR, G, Welch, dinners for election Fort Wayne Electric wks.'meters.. John H. Arnold 9 days services watch- ing the house of G. W. Prescott wh: Samo was quaraatined .. witb Frod A. Ling postago ete. ‘The Burch was.read, to-wit: To the Village Council, Grand Rapids, Minn- Gentlemen The ‘spécfftcdtions® for’ machinery | und electrie line forthe electric light plant have been more than fulfilled by the contractor for the plant. The fur- nished have been {more than what. was required by: the specifications. \Dhe test on the machinery have been .accurding to contract. been completed to the satisfaction of amount. of work and material the engineer. a By lage of Grand for machinery tage will within Rapids therec hy the village. However. the contractor guarantees to correct and make all repairs on work furnished, necessitated by any defects int the work, which may de- yelop until January J, 1904; provided contractor theyvillage gives {the prompt notice, of such defects. It will be in’ order for the council | to accept the machinery and electric line (but not thebuilding) upon the recommendation of the engineer. Yours truly EDWARD P. BURCH. line were duly accepted. sine die. FRED A. KING, Ag sicial Publication.] t} n reference to matter: of “‘ligliti rates for Central the matter was inetructed to Ney oe éorrespond with hose manfacturers 20 TNE: sooo can be cate true reeine | land | ‘get prices: on same ‘for next Coal question” ‘was rthbn aceaied neither “gee and on motion left to,committee on | Clair, ‘and seconded. by Becker, that Sar Recorder ‘bs instructed to pur- rial chase all books necessary for the ‘"1 Motion Presen{—Presidept Gunn, Trustees Decker and. @’Connell o $848 44 14.95 . 2406 . 26 56 300! - 300 100) * 18-00 +2 60 following ‘communications from Consulting Engineer Edward P. The work has the terms of the contract be- tween J. G, Robertson and the vil- the. and electric line, the vil- 30 days pay the con- tractor the whole amount of money accruing to him. except such portion s may be lawfully retained Upon motion duly carried, (Trustee Rassmussen being present but HOt] togcther with the costs of suit, and, inde- voting,) the. machinery, and electric’ fault of payment of such fine and costs, shall Upon aiotion the council adjourne: “Recorder. * Bond of... the Superintendent of, ithe Bleetric Light and Water Works: Systems, Roy Fulkerson, wasipzesente, ed and on motion approved. Bid of Roberts for-coustructing tile floor in the electric light station, ex- ténd ite! partition between the eA- gine .toom and ‘the boiler’! room! td the roof boards, sheet both sides of said partition eight feet in height, put in. 4 pair of doors over. tive feet wide in place of single or, put’ in two windows in said partition for the sum of $243., and paint the partition two coats of paint- instead of white- wash for the sum of $16 was read and on motion. accepted: and contract awarded to him. On motion the salary of the super- interident of the electric lighting and water works system was fixed at the sum of $1200. per year. The following ordinance was pre- sented by Trustee Decker, being ORDINANCE NO. ‘84. An act regniating ‘the construction and maintainance of stove, pipes. chimneys and heating upparatus in the village of Grand Rapids and providiug penalties for the viola tion of this ordinance. ‘The Village Council ofthe village of Grand Rapids do ordain: as follows: Section 1, That all stoves, furnaces and heating apparatus in said village shall be erected, coustructed and maintained in a gocd, safe, and substantial manuer and shall ‘De separated from thé floor beneathand the walls or sides of the building in which they may be situated by such material as will eflectually protect said floors, sides and walls from taking fire there from, _ Section 2, All stove-pipes, shall be erected in a good and substantial* manner atid be fastened by wire or its equivalent so as to be secure, permanent and: safe; and no stove pipe shall pass through ‘the roof or wall of any building whatsoever, eXcept. as hereiné after provided. Section 3. All, buildings in’ which fires shall be had or maintained for’ any purpose shall be proyided with aud haveconstructed within them a chimney or chimueys, con- structed of brick and mortar or its equiv alent, which: said chimneys shall extend out through the roof thereof or up along the sidé thereof and into which all stove pips erect- ed and maintained in said{building shall pass direct; and all such chimneys shall be of sufficient size and demettions: as to accom- modute all stove pipes used in ssid building and to furnish draft and capacity to carry off ull‘ smoke and heat without danger to the building from fire, To ‘any such chimneys there shall be connected no more stove pipes than are consistent with safety from fire to said building. Scctior 4. Nostove pipe shall pass through any partition wall in’ any such” building ox- cept the same be passed ‘through a sufficient “pipe safe” or “thimble” of sufficient dimen- sion ‘to protect said wall and building from fire therefrom. Section 5. Itshall be the duty of the Fire Warden of-said village or his deputy, to en- force the provisious of this ordinance; and for that purpose. said fire warden and his depu- ty are hereby authorized to enter, at all rea- sonable times during ‘the day time; anv such building and-to examine the same to ascer- -tain that all provisions of this ordinance have been complied with; and, if at any time {such fire warden: or his ‘said deputy shall discover that fire is maintained or stove pipes are erected or chimpeys are constructed in violation of the provisions of this ordinance or that said provisious are in any manner not being complied with ‘n said -buildings, he shall immediately notify the owner or occu- part of said building, in writing. to cause said stove pipe, chimney, or heating apparatus to be forthwith removed or ‘placed in’ a safe condition and in conformity with theo -provisions of this ordinance; and,’in case said person so notified and orderod,{as aforsaid shall fail or neglect. for a period of twenty-four hours from the time of the service of said notice. to remedy the defect named in said notice nnd to place said buildigg. in the matters mentioned and described in this ordinate in proper condition and to make the said build- | ing safe from fire thorfrom. said ‘stove pipe or such chimney shail be deemed a nuisance; and said fire warden or bis deputy is hereby authorized and it is hereby made his duty. to immediu-ely ubate said nuisance by removal thereof or otherwise «sj he shall deem it nec- essary for the: safety of said building from fires. At any time said {fire warden or his deputy shall discover that any of the provi- sions cf this ordinance are being violated he shall notify the owner or occupant cf such building to'place the said heating apparatus or stove pipe er chimney: in a safe condition. and said owner or occupant shall immediute- ly refrain from maintaining any fire in said building until said defects have been rem- edied pursuant to said notice. Section 6. Any person who shall violate any of the provissons of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor; and, pon conviction thereof in any court of com- “petent jurisdiction, shail be punished by @ fine of not moré than one hundred dollars, becommitted to the watch house or jail of a said village or the county jail of said county until said fine and costs are fully paid but ani King and P Najys—noni : -The- following -ordinance® was: pre- D: corder King, belo rules: ahd rogulations for tae use of electric aights byconsumers, and providing penalties for the violation thereof und preseribitig-how Duildings of ‘consamiers “shall be wiredmad ‘gonstructéd” The Village Councilof the village of Grand Rapids do‘ordain as follows: Section 1. That section 11 of safd ordinance number 33° of suid village. adivpted Japaary read as follows: seth Aly cf Poetas current by consumers are hereby adopted: Meter rates: 1 hours’ average pse of current per day {$.16 per kilowatt hour. P3 ponte. r-ge Use Otcurrent per day. $ .15 att hour, B nour pavetage asd DEPrrone per day, $ 13 ifowatt hour. & abare’ average ase of Current per day. $ .12 ver kilowatt hour.+ 5 hours’ avertge use of current per day. $11 5; Bedi kile vues hour. : n OUTS a rac pre 9 current per day. $ 10 per icilowate Ute res ax 1 baum averane' en of current perday, § .09 per kilowatt hoor. 8 hotirs’ average use of current por day, $.085 per kilowatt hour, 40 bones storage ues of turvent bir Gay, GK per kilowatt bour. per kilowatt hour, 12 or niore hours’ average use of eurrent per Partial hour rates are to be determined b direct interpolation; for example: 5.5 hours average uso of current per day, #.1@ per K. W. hour. “By averago use of current per meant the average use of the " ly weed installed capacity. Current ‘for ighte in cellars, closets oF ‘attics ~seldom mased, and avoraging less than one hour perday. are not to be counted as rly used capacity in determining the hours of average ase of cur- rent perday. The maximumdemand muy be measured by a maximum demand meter. A minimum moutnly rate of $,10 per 55 peed will be charged wheter light fe uged o1 Current used for motors will above meter rates, power. 85 wa! standard Iam Fiat’ rates —’ shall be: ba: the above meter » and on 55 Shits per 16 candle power lamp, or an equivalent for for other watt lamps. night rervice. 20 kw. hours, or $1.30 per 16 candle power lamp per month. Dusk to midnight sérvice, 10 kw. hours or $1.00 per 16 candle power lamp per noath. Dusk to 19 o'cloc! ‘w. hours, of] $0.80 per 16 candJe lamp Provided, -however. ‘that from and after March 1, 1903. a horizontal reduction of ten r cent bemade in ail meter fates ab set forth above, Bills ‘a1¢ due and must be paid by the 10th ony of the mouth Following that in\which ie current is used and will be cons! iquen*: it not sv paid. and -the sum of Atty vents shall then be added to the bill as a reserves the right to disconnect its mains from aby delinguent premises and will charge one dollar for re- connecting. Section 2. and be in force from and after its passage and publication, _Upon motion duly carried the coun- cil’proceeded: to the first reading of said ordinance. Upon motion duly carried the coun- cil proceeded to the second reading, bal said ordinance, Motion by ‘frustee O'Connell that the council proceed to the third read- ing and adoption of said ordiuance. Ca- ried by the following vote; A ‘Trustees O'Connell, Rasgs- mussen.and Decker, President Gunn and Recorder King. Nays—none. Several bills were on motion allow- ed as Charged and warrants for the several ‘amounts ordered drawn. op the treasury, as follows: © common 16 candie let volt lampiaudopted as a Pioneer Fuel.Co,, 2 cars coal. 3295 00 H. S, Huson justice fees 18 00 J. J. Decker, lumber... 14 50. Grand Rapids Magnet, printing. 273 ©. W. Forest, drayage and hauling coal 28 75 8, Kennedy, drayage:.. 150 George Shook, blacksmithing, 5 00 Jobu Whuling. flushing ; hydran: » 200 ‘T. H. Honnessy. plumbing work....... 18 75 William Hoolihan, ‘sheriffs fees ee prisoners ) 11 40 Itasen County, bouiding village pri: soners... ... 42 18 WS. & i. D. Fowers, hardware. . 31 27 John Beckfelt, merchandise . 26 07 B, €. Kiley, printingbill to d: ms J.O, Baker, witness fees in justice COUME.....-.- ce ereeee 1 13, American Electric Co., electric sud plies 2 bills... Manson Stationery Co., printing H. ©.Sterling. Services and material (electric light).. Henry Graves, 18 days services at elec. tri¢ light stn.. Arthur Brownell electric light stn. A. H. Savage, tools e A. H. Savage, Extensions wiring etc...... 91 63 J. G. Robertson, 1 boiler feed pump... 136 00 J.G. Robertson. pump connections etc. 260 74 Daward P. Burch, ing englueer .. Fort Wayne Electric wks. meters, trans- + 254 59 ‘ort Wayne Electrical: works directing that $30 be deducted from the amount of their claim against the village, same being rge, was read. cation from J. G. Robert- ng that $54.55 be deducted mount of his mM against e, same ‘be'ng for old brick etc. furnished bim was rez On motion the Recorder’ was in- structed to make the deduction men- tioned. » 4500 . 4375 » na Certificate -by Edward P. Burch, consulting, engineer that Contractor J.G. Robertson 1s entitled to a pay- cment of $800 by the terms of his con- tract was read and on motion ordered that the Recorderedraw a warrant on the treasuty in favor of said Robert- son for said amount. On motion the counci] adjourned. + ROA, KING, . \Ketorder. Set 4 not to exceed ninety days. Sectien 7. All acts or ordinances of said ‘village in conflict with this ordinace are here- . | by repealed. Section 8. This act shall take effect and be Vin force from ‘and’ ices its pasage and tried the coun: Seasonable Goods For Ladies Lhave received a complete line of Tho following rates for the use | 11 hours’ average use of current perday, $.070 |, day is |! This ordinance shall take effect | | OS ‘ okhave-the:goods that will please ‘you; styles that are superb, and that’s alli need announce ---the hundreds of. suits. worn. in~Grand “Rapids to-day attest.to my.skill.as.a “Bitter of “case Call: and see ee eee x > = SOSOG LS ” oe ‘be and: the same is‘hereby amerided | , A. E. WELDER, SE ron. FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT. | Sample Room and Livery | in Connection. Spactal Attention Given to, Iranstent Trede. pemages Lesa Lumberinen. ‘One-half Block From Depot. GRAND RARRRS. be-based on ‘he “Well, Well! ' Here We Are Agait! “With a pull line of Windows and Doors. We have ) the most-complete lind west-af.Duluth, | We also have a-largeline of Screen Doors-and Windows, all sizes, all colors,.and qll prices.. We.also carry a full line of Ptasteners' Material, ‘such as Lime, Brick, Hasr, Cement and Wall Plaster. Call on d. ide DECKER, at the Lumber Office, or ’Phone: No. 9. ’ Iachastaciadl seug seeneccnsoasssassvcnesenscooteeuenec Soee A Favorite Resort SrSaseae sacra Moraes ares om JNO. O'REILY’S Sample ‘Room The Northern. Cabinet Rye Whiskey 3.2%" delishttal Doverage always in Rapids. We die finest ISKCY stock ‘Gistilied: Agent, fog it an Grand NORTHERN CAFE 2 Welsh, Cher In connection—open day and night. served at all hours. John O'Riley, oP: eee ee VA et on Pe er Be rn “RE AE aE A SE BE ARE A ADEA A AE A ae ae A a ae aE a a ea All delicacies of the season Oe cuisscenandnaaie sc Ee Se AEA AEE Ee a ae a OT S252 S5e52528 Se2S32SPeS2 i GEO. BOOTH, t pe Fine ll Pio e |” Cigars | } GRAND RAPIDS, W/NN | ‘e 9+, Have achieved an excellent ] BOOTH’ S CIGARS bree be all over Northern Minnesota, They. are’ made H of ‘the finest selected: stock by experienced’ workmen in Mr. Booth’s own shops here, and under his personal supervision. This insures the utmost ‘cleanliness and care in manufacture. i For sale everywhere. Call for them. eS 5eSeocSsorcrSseS Ss DULUTH, SOUTH 5 Pitas VEEN GREAT re GE CALIMES: ORE 8 ATLANTIC R ladies and’children’s springifashions}' ‘suits, wage: y Abe first reading of.|: i july carried the'éonn to ueteetpcateiaig of. ‘firms in-Chicago.. Foger Me be pl to you call and - et 1