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. -ELECTION NOTICE
To the Qualified Electors of the City
of IVjital Fulls, State of Michigan,
Notice is hereby given that a epec
'i JoJ election will be held on Tuesday,
August 10, 3921, at tho places in the
several precincts as follows: Flrbt
Precinct. Captain's office, Great West
ern Mine,-Second Precinct; Basement
of City Hall. Third Precinct: Base
ment of the City Hall at which elec
tion the following ordinance will be
submitted to the voters of said city
lor approval or rejection:
AN ORDINANCE relative to the
abolishment of th0 appointive offices
of City Manager, City Attorney, Health
Officer, Street Commissioner, and City
Marshall and the placing in the
bands of the Mayor, the responsibil
ity for the prosecution of the business
of the City heretofore handled under
those officers.
The City of Crystal Falls ordains:
Section 1. The offices of City Mana
ger, City Attorney, Health Officer.
Street Commissioner and City Mar
shall are hereby abolished.
Section 2. The' Mayor is hereby
t harped and empowered to ruporvlse
the activities heretofore carried on
under the several offices so abolished
in such manner that the business of
the City will bo in no way Impaired
the public health protected, and the
peace and security of the City assur
;1. He is empowered to employ
temporarily such labor as may from
Vin to time be necessary to keep
the City's property in good repair atul
h-. shall have the power to appoint
foremen to direct the laborers who
may be employed under this Ordi
n. nice.
Section 3. The Mayor shall have
power to act in conjunction wttlt the
City Clerk l: the matter of purchas
ing supplies or transacting such oth
er office or clerical work as shall
lrom time to time be found necessary
to keep the City's business up to its
present standard of efficiency.
Section 4. All laborers employed
by the Mayor for the City, or by the
foreman employed by him, shall be
paid upon warrants approved by the
Commission and signed by the Mayor
and Clerk.
Stev'ion o. The Mayor shall have
authority to fix the wage of nil em
ployees hired under this ordinance,
which wage hhall bo dally or on u
monthly scale, iy.t hi no case shall
the Mayor be empowered to contract
with any person or firm for labor or
Mipplles, the tenure or term of de
livery of which shall extend beyond
the term of the fiscal year In which
the Contract or employment agree
ment was entered Into.,
Section G. The Mayor shall receive
no extra compensation for any labor
performed in supervising the extra
work hereby placed upon him. but all
extra expense Incurred by hlni In the
pw?ccutlon of Buch work shall upon
pjepentation of an itemized statement
thereof, be -allowed by the Commis
sion. Section 7. This Ordinance shall
take effect thirty days after. It pas
sage by the Commission, or In case It
hhall be referred to the people for
vote, In thirty days after the said
voto is promulgated as provided for
in the Charter.
The polls, of said election will be
open at 7 o'clock A. M. and will re
main open until 5:00 o'clock p. m. of
said election day.
Dated July 21 1021.
V. J. GRIM1LK.
City Clerk.
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ltr.cisTiMTioN notice
To the Quulliled Electors of Hip City
of ejstal Falls, State of Michigan.
Notice Is hereby given that in con
formity with the statutes of the
State of Michigan relating to reRlsitii
tion, I, the undersigned Clerk of said
City, will upon any day except'Sun
lay and a legal holiday, or the day of
an election, receive for registration
te name of any legal voter In said
city not already registered who may
itpily to me personally for such reg
istration, or who may make such ap
plication by mull or me.enpen under
the provi.-ions of Act No. 7 Public
Acts of 1!1I, except that' I can receive
no names for registration during the
time intervening between the fecond
Saturday before any general or Spec
i..l election or official primary elec
tion and tfie day of pueh election.
August R. 1021, will be the last day
for General Registration for Special
Election to be held August Kth 1!21.
All electors not already registered
an.l tnl'endinc to vote at the Special
Election to be held on Tuesday. Aug
ust 16th, 121, should make applica
tion to me on or before the r,th day
-f August, A. I. 1021.
Notice Is further hereby given that
I will be at' the City Hall on July Soth
I : 2 1 and Augun th, 1321. from eight
o'clock. A. M. untl eight o'clock P. M.
on each said day fr the purpose of
loviewlng the registration and roist
ering such of the nuallined electors
:-i said City as r.ha!l appear and apply
h.rrr.r.
T'.'e name of no person but nn t
u! r.-l'bnt of the piclnct t the
rn,. -,f lecMrutton and ml HIM un
I. r the- ronuHntlon. If remalnlntf ueh
-Id nt, to vMc at the next el.- tl'o
til hi :itend In tle regMrntlon
w. J. c.unim.i:,
City Clerk.
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HEMATITE TOWNSHIP
Contlnuedfrom Page
T. Sandrl. labor
rN Hurja, livery Gr
Mrs. Ceo. Prcmo, laundry ....
Mrs. Dallaflor, milk 2.C0
Harry Vivian, account, ...... 20.00
Current Events, papers 3.00
Men. S. G. Works, supplies .... S.Z0
Charf, E. Merrill, supplies .... 2.2S
A. N. Palmer Co , supplies . . . . 2.06
Dall Steel Prod. Co., supplies 21.00
Mil. Dust. Brush Co., supplies. 5.25
Am. Book Com., text books ... 8.14
W, N. Welsh Mfg. Co., supplies 1.21
J.auson & Lanton Co., buddIIcs
w. u. lllli. services r
Diamond Drill printing HAO
Marshall Wells Co., supplies .. 4.S2
Mich. Tel. Co. 2.50
Hematite Mer.. Co., supplies .. f:t.8l
Iron Co. L. & P. Co., coal .... 1(13.15
Standard Oil Co., gas 43.10
Harry Vivian, auto hirt etc 150.00
Hulda Maata scrubbing 10.00
Emily (Justafson, scrubbing .. 10.00
L. Ae.schllman, truant officer .. ' 10.00
Fin. Tern. Soc, rent 15 00
Mrs. Ellen (Justafson, Janitor 20.00
Mrs. Eric Macki. Janitor 15.00
Harry Vivian, J.tnitor 140.00
Mildred Wilson, teaching .... 1)7.50
Hilma Puotlnen. teaching 97.50
A. Valen. teaching , 112.50
A. C. Purge teaching 122.50
L. Wlckstronv teaching 107.50
II. Wormwood, teaching 120.00
Agnes 1). Holm, teaching .... 112.50
Leora Ellsworth, teaching 112.50
Theresa Webber, teaching 112.50
Ceo. Morrison, teaching 137.50
Minnie Caspers, teaching .... 122.50
Mildred Premo. teaching 122.50
O. Dufrisne, teaching 114.12
C. Mathews teaching 112.50
II. Norinsky. teaching 127.50
Julius Anderson, teaching 147.50
Florence Purge, teaching 117.50
A. A. Ellsworth, teaching .... 210.00
Upon motion by A. (1111, supported
by Thompson that the board of edu
cation hire Miss Johanna Holmbirg
to teach the 4th grade for the ensu
ing year at a salary of $1,150.00. Mo
tion carried.
Upon motion by Iver Olson, support
ed by Win. Purge, the meeting adjourn
ed. Motion carried.
J. F. Thompson, Sec.
I. John F. Thompson, secretary of
the Board of Education, of School Dis
trict No. 1, of the Township of Hema
tite, Iron county, Michigan, do here
by certify that the foregoing Is a true.
perreet ami complete copy or a tcsoi-
titlnn rn uar-rl hv k:i1i! Thonrrt of erhl-
......, v. . - -
cation at a meeting hereof duly call
ed and held on the 27th day of May.
A. 1).. 1921. and that the same has
been recorded In the minutes of the
board.
Witness my hand this 27ih day of
May, A. p., 1921.
J. F. Thompson. Sec.
Jtead tho AG
UASTOOON TOWNSHIP
June 6, 1921.
Meeting called to order by Super
visor McLaren. Roll call: present:
McLaren, Uren, Argall, Kazllek. Ab
sent none.
Minutes ef last meeting read and ap
proved as read.
Moved by Uren and seconded by Ar
gall that the Township board tlonate
a like amount as the village or school
board for the 4th of July celebration,
but not to exceed $50.00.' Motion car
ried. . .
The following bills were read and
upon motion of Uren, seconded by Ar
gall that the clerk draw orders on the,
treasurer for same. Motion carried.
GENERAL FUND
H. McLaren, labor-livery .... 50.00
Frank Kazllek. labor, postage 30.C.2
Bauer & Son. supplies 5.35
J. H. Shultz & Co., printing .. .74
H. B. Reid, expense 4.5o
Alpha Light' Co.. lights 5.4
W. A. Holmes, surveying 15.no
Victor Olson expense 2.00
Highway Imp. Fund
Bk. Rlv. B. & C. Co.. culvert .. 6S7.4S
Wills Hdw. Co.. supplies G.G0
Plekamls-Mather Co. explosives 7 0T
Pic k.-Math. Co., explosives . . 70.50
Sorrenson-Charron, services .. 5.05
Wm. James, Overseer 112.50
Frank Ponchaud. labor 84.00
John McLeod'ilabor 7G.O0
Alpha Li&bt Co., lights 5.42
B. II. Brdge & Cul Co., culverts 121.50
H. C. Hartung, surveying .... 20.00
Frank Ponchaud, labor, 20.00
Thos. ' Harvey, supplier 37.24
Diamond Drill, printing 24.20
lit. Nat. Bank, bond &2.50
Highway Imp. Fund
Wm. James, overseer 76.50
L. Johnson, labor 45.00
2.1 1R. James, labor 43.00
Will Holmes, labor
Pete Nelson, labor
C. Nelson labor . .
4.00
7.50
4.00
C. Hartman, labor 20.00
Td. Belanger, labor 16.00
A. McLeod, labor 12.00
John McLeod, labor 8.00
Will Davis, labor 52.50
Emll Hager, labor 37.50
John Johnson, com 85.00
F. Kazllek, livery, etc 31.25
II. McLaren, supervisor 50.00
John Johnson commissioner .. 17.00
L. Johnson, labor 8 CO
May 25, 1921.
Meeting called to order by Super
visor McLaren. Roll called: McLaren
Uren, Argall, Kazllek. Absent, none.
Bills read and motion by Argall.
seconded by Uren that Clerk draw
orders on treasurer for same. Mo
tion carried.
No further business meeting adjour
ned. Highway Imp. Fund
Dave Leonard, labor .......
Angus. McLeod, labor ......
Ed. Belanger, labor
C. Hartman labor
Thos. Davis, labor
4C.C0
03.00
50.00
G2.00
30.00
'.9.00
Ed. James. labor 84.00
Stan. Rockwell, teaming ....
Emll Hager, teaming
J. Hendrlckson. te.imlnc 37.50
S. Stankovitch, teaming 33.75
Pete Franc, teaming 15.00
Pete Nelson, teaming 7.50
Will Davis, teaming ... ... 15.01
Kodney James, labor 12.0'
Frank Rys, lalor 12.w
Joe Wunsky. labor 2S.0O
Lawrence Johnson, labor .... 15.0i
Wm. Holmes labor 4.0O
D. Pulongo. labor 20 00
F. F. Kazllek, Clerk.
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CRYSTAL FALLS TOWNSHIP.
Juno 24, 1921.
A meeting of the Crystal FnHs
Town-hip Board was held In the
Township Hall a tthe Tobin Mine on
the above date. The following mem
bers were present: Uren, Jarvis,
Bertrand.
It was moved by Bertrand and sec
onded by Jarvis that the following
bills and payroll be allowed as read
orders drawn for same.
GENERAL FUND
Xavb r Jarvis, Justice of Peace 20. S."
John Frlbley, Justice of Peace 12.50
Chas. Uren, Snpervisor 150.00
Frank Bertrand Clerk 75 00
Henery Liberty, Treasurer... 300.00
Frank Bertrand, Auto Hire.... S.00
Olo P. Oss, Bd. of Review 12.00
Wm. Poysef, Bd. of Review.. 12.00
Victor Koskl, Fire 3.90
ROAD REPAIR FUND
Henery Mattson, Labor 47.52
Adolph Savageau, Labor 3.90
John Takolo. Lablr 19. SO
John Takolo. Teaming 4.00
HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT FUND
Henery Erlckson, Teaming.. 0 1 .00
Hcino Eckoia Labor 47.52
Alfred Naccli, Labor 47.52
Geo. Lombardo, Labor.. 43. 5G
Ebert Larson, Labor 07. 32
John Solmeen. Teaming 144.00
Henery Neva, Teaming 13G.00
Anton Juhola, Labor 23.70
Iver Mackl. Labor 23.76
Wm. Trevarthen, Labor 23.70
Adolph Savageau, Teaming.... 4S.00
Oscar Long, Labor 19. SO
Chas. I,ong Labor 21.78
Gust Palo, Labor 19..S0
Henery Sa'.mi. Teaming 4 ) 00
.. 40.00
. . T3.7R
. . 35.04
.. 31.GS
23.7G
. . 11. SS
S.fO
. . 39. CO
. . 41.5S
. . 31. OS
31 .GS
27.72
. . 23.71
. . 23.7G
. . 27.72
. . 21.78
. . 11.88
7.92
John Eckoia, Teaming.
John Outala. Labor. ......
Isaac Williams, Labor..
Ralph Savageau. Labor..
Andrew Weeks. Labor...
Fred Stevenson, Labor..
Fred Saevenson, Teaming
Wm. Jarvis, Labor3......
Sam Lada Labor
Joe Mazork, Labor
John Phillips. Labor;
I Henery McNiel, Labor..
Frad Johndrow, Labor. .
Matt Sippl, Labor
Alex Sl'wensky, Lalxor". .
Bruno Osterburg. Labor
Gust Jacobson. libc r . .
Andrew Phillips. Labor
Walter Jarvl. Labor 7.92
oojserflino Faurl Labor 52.00
i:t. weigreen. i.anor -uj.'hj
John Johnson, commissioner .. 150 00
No further
adjourned.
bulrie:i on motion ,u
F. F. Kazllek. Clerk
May 2. 1921.
Meeting called to order by Super
visor McLaren. Roll call, present:
McLaren. Uren,' Argall, Kazllek. Ab
sent, none.
Reading of minutes of last meet
ing. Moved by Uren that minute,
stand approved read.
Motion by Uren, recondM by Ar
gall tliat the following ratct vt pa;
be allowed for road work for the en
u!ng ye ir :
(V:r.i;i'Mt hb;r. ?!.
Overseer, ft.M.
Teaming. $7.f.'.
( VmmlKsloner, f.V0:i.
M"tlin by Uren, seconde 1 by Ar
gall tli it bl!N be allowed n. read and
clerk draw orders on treasurer f)r
fame.
Mot lm carried.
No further business, motion to adjourn.
V. r.KazucK.
GENERAL FUND
Bertal Peterson, L:.1or 25. G
Neilo Saluo'cn, Labor 23.70
John Riverside. Labor 7.92
Fred Busk, Labor 3.96
Nbk Eckoia, Labor 17.82
John Eckoia, Iubcn . . .
John Palo. Labor
Cha. l.enn. Teaming .
David Loftls. Teaming
17.82
23.7G
72.00
G.H.00
41.58
128.00
101.91
8.00
25.00
100.00
50.00
23 70
12.00
5 94
94.50
7G 50
Henery Johnson.oT earning .
Henery John-on Teaming
Arid Johnson, Labor ....
Alfred .lohnosn. Labor ....
John Leppiaho, Contract . .
Elward Jarvis, Contract ..
John Walstead. Uom'raet . .
John Suuva. Labor
Amos 1- iiuiv, Teaming
Amos I.-mny, Jr, labor ...
Paul Davis, commissioner .
Htnrv NcYi!. i,erseer
Paul Uavls I'very 20 25
G. ('asslgrandi, central t 200.00
E. Cas .ignndl, contract 75.00
Tova Erlckson. labor , U M
Juhn Ro-enlof, labor M.SS
Aiw'. Roionild, tcannr:g 20.n0
Art. At si hli.-nan. labor 79.2'1
II. A" :l;m an. b.bor 79 20
Wm. H i!sre'. surveying 50")
K. R r-rldge .V C. Co.. culverts 157.20
Ga-t H'.liT.att. contract 30.ro
City f C. F., road lights 20.25
Ed' IMd contract ?,.on
Motion carried.
The following resolution w.vr In
troduced by F. Bertrand, who moved
its adoption and wa seconded by X
Jarvis.
witmrAsI t fhA annual Towr.Fhln
Clerk menlng of the Township of Crystal
Falls, Ircn county, Michigan, held in
the month of April, A. D. 1921, In the
Township of Crystal Falls, it was de.
Jtermlned to raise, by taxation, for
; highway improvemtt fund purposes.
me sum of $0 000.00, and,
WHEREAS, it was deemed neces
sary to borrow, in anticipation of the
collection of such tax, the sum of two
thousand ($2,000.00) Dollars;
the Township Board for paid Town
chip board of Crystal Falls, that said
Township be authorized to and shall
borrow, in anticipation of the collec
tion of such tax, the sum of two thous
and dollars, as provided by law, for
the purpose of paying for labor ma
terial, tools, machinery and other
expenses in connection with the lay
ing out, buildig and Improving of
highways and bridges of the township
and that the interest on moneys so
borrowed be paid from the highway
Improvement fund.
Be it Further Resolved, that the
ship be and hereby are authorized to
execute and deliver proper evidences
of debt for moneys borrowed.
Motion tarried, all voting aye upon
roll call.
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of
Iron ss.
I, Frank Bertrand. Clerk of the
Township of Crystal Falls, Iron Coun
ty, Michigan, do hereby certify that
the foreirolng is a truo and correct'
copy of a resolution duly adopted by
the Township Board of Crystal Falls
Iron county, Michigan, at a meeting
thereof, duly and lawfully held on the
21th day of June, A. D. 1921.
In Witness Whereof, I have here
unto set my hand and seal this 25th
clay of June, A. D.. 1921.
Frank Bertrand,
Clerk.
Tho 'following resolution was in
troduced by Frank Bertrand who
moved its adoption and seconded by
Xavler Jarvis.
Whereas, at the annual meeting of
the Township of Crystal Falls. Iron
County, Michigan, held in the month
of April, A. D. 1921. It was determin
ed to raU(. by taxation the sum of
$10 000 lor road repair, for the en
suing year and,
Whereas, the said Township has not
sufheient fund3 on hand In said fund,
and It Is necessary that money be ex
pended at' once for road repair pur
poses; Now therefore, be It resolved, that
the Township Board shall and do bor
row the huiii of three thousand dol
lars, for the purpose of paying for"
labor, materials, tools, machinery
a,nd other expenses in connection
with repairing the highways and
bridges' of the Township, and that the
interest on moneys so borrowed be
paid out of the road repair fund.
Be it Further Resolved, that the
Supervisor and Clerk of said Town
ship be authorized to execute and de
liver proper evidences of debt to cov
et the moneys so borrowed.
Motion carried, all voting aye upon
roll call.
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
COUNTY OF IRON SS '
I, Frank Bertrand, Clerk of the
Township of Crystal Falls, Iron
County, Michigan do hereby certify
that the foregoing Is true and correct
cop of a resolution duly adopted by
the Township Ioard of Township Of
Crystal Falls, Iron County, Michigan
at' a meeting thereof, duly and law
fully held on the 24th 'day of Junuc
A. D. 1921.
In witness Wlioreof, I have set rny
hand and seal this 25th day of Juno
A. D. 1921.
Frank Bertrand.Clark.
The following resolution was Intro
duced by Frank Bertrand who moved
Its adoption, and secontd by Xavler
Jarvis
WHEREAS, it appears that' the
office of Supervisor of the Township
of Crystal Falls will be temporarily
vacant by the reason o'
the absence of the Supervisor from
the State of Michigan, und
WHEREAS, it Is the desire of the
Towaship Board, in accoranco with
the law, to fill such vacancy ternpor
rfrily;
Now Therefore, Be It Resolved by
tho Township Board of the township
of Crystal Falls that E.J. Oswald, of
said Township bo and he Is hereby
appointed to temporarily fill tho va
cancy caused by the absenco of Char
les Uren, and that the said E. J. Os
wald shall discharge tho duties of
Supervisor of said Township with all
the rights and powers of a duly elect
ed Supervisor, until the disability of
Charles Uren be removed by his re
turn. The vote upon the foregoing res'o
Mothn carried. All voting aye.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
COUNTY OF IRON S. S.
I, Frank Bertrand. Clark of the
Township of Crystal Falls. Iron Coun
ty Michigan, do hereby certify that
the foregoing Is a truo and correct
copy of a resolution duly adopted by
the Township Board f the Township
of Uryi-tal Falls. Iron County, Mich
igan, at a meeting thereof, duly and
lawfully bdd. on th" 21th day of
June A D. U2I.
And I do ru"ihr rertiTy that the
saM IX J. O'wali hss duly accepted
the raid nri''iUm nt nn 1 taken the
required -T'.th of ff ico. und has fully
and duly qualified as Supervisor of
the township of Crystal Falls, to fill
In Witness Whereof I have fct
my band and peal this 25th day of
the vacancy.
June A. D. 1921.
Frank Bertrand, Clerk.
There b'lng no further business
before the meeting we adjourned in
due form.
Frank Bertrand, Clerk.
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