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Morris tribune., 1889-03-06
Weather Record for Februar

Weather Record for February.
Highest barometer during the
month, 31.1O inches on 23d.
Lowest barometer during the month
rs. IA inches on 4th.
Mean barometer during the month,
1923 inches.
Highest temperature during the
month, SO degrees on 18th.
Lowest temperature during the
month, SO degrees below zero on 9Th.
Mean temperature during the
month, 4.s7 degrees.
COMPARISONS.
Mean temperature February, 1885,
1918 degrees.
Mean temperature February, 1887,
2.15 degrees.
Mean temperature February, 1888,
7.15 degrees.
Mean temperature February, 1889,
4.87 degrees.
WEATHER SIGNALS.
Predictions cover the period from Z
o'clock of the morning of the day that
the flags are displayed to 2 o'clock of
the following morning. Fair weather
signifies an absence Of snow or rain
during the above named period. A
prediction Of rain or snow indicates
that precipitation will occur within
the twenty flour hours from Z q. m. to
next am. Temperature predictions
indicate thatit will be colder or warm
ar, as the case may be, at o'clock on
the following morning.
New weather signals: A white flag
indicates clear or fair weather; blue
flag, rain or snow; black triangular
flag refers to temperature, and when
above the white or blue flag indicates
warmer weather, and when below,
colder weather, and when not dis.
played, stationary temperature white
flag with black center (cold-waye fiag)
indicates sudden fall in temperature.
ID. T. WHEATON,
Observer.
Morris tribune., 1889-03-06

Mrs. Whiteley has secured the SER
vices of first class trimmer for her
millinery department. for the present
season. She INVITES ladies to calland
examine styles aud workmanship.
TIA
Morris tribune., 1889-03-06

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ID
famous for its prompt and ef1eetual
cures 81 coughs and colds. The most
aeyere cold may be Iooaened and re-
lieved by few doses Of this valuable
remedy. For sale by Fritz BuckentinS
Morris tribune., 1889-03-06

Benson Monitor: Several of our
chess players have organized a chess
club and it is expected that contest
with the Morris club will be arranged
In the near future. A local tourna-
ment is now in progress with J. W.,
Clark. T. w. Stone, M. Hoban, M.
Cosgroye, DR.. Greene and e. r. AL
drick as contestants. Any person in
terested in the game should cores
pond with the secretary, J. w. Clark.
We were aware that Morris had
some good chess players, but did not
know until we read the above that
there was regular chess club here.
Morris tribune., 1889-03-06
City Council.

Regular meeting of the City Council
was held March Q, 1889.
The marshal was instructed to have
the ground pipe to the tank repaired.
The following bills were allowed:
Morris tribune., 1889-03-06
LOCALS.
Norris Market.

The following is the market price
for wheat to-day: No. ] Hard, ioI'
No. Northern, "a; No. North'n, oos
No. 8 Northern, Is; Rejected, Il.
Oats. q "a %.
Morris tribune., 1889-03-06

The finest teas ever brought to our
city may be found at the grocery store
OF Hancock & Stebbins, ranging In
price from 25c. to roc. per Id.
Morris tribune., 1889-03-06
TO Rent,

The house lately occupied by J.. ID.
Gillespie. Enquire Of DR.. Suther-
land. 43tf
Morris tribune., 1889-03-06
Land il Traverse county

For sale or trade for residence pro.
perty In the village ofMorrls. Apply
at Office Of TRxBuNR.
Morris tribune., 1889-03-06

Minneapolis and Duluth
property to exchange for
farms, by Z. 81. wellington.
Morris tribune., 1889-03-06

eluded 20 go into the business.
The prac tice that SOME people have
of hitching horses to shade trees in
the CITY is very bad one and ought
to be discontinued forthwith and for
all time. It takes time and money to
plant trees, and it is an outrage to
have them injured by horses being
tied to them after they have got well
to growing, furnishing shade and
identifying residences. The marshal
should look after this matter Of hitch-
ing horses to trees and put stop to
the practice.
Browns Valley Tribune:. The gall
liant young gentlemen. Big Stone
county, has fallen in love with the
beautiful and accomplished maiden,
Traverse, and offered q proposal Of
marriage. Miss Traverse is rather
modest and seemed little backward
at first, but it now begins to look as
though she were going to yield and
accept. It would undoubtedly make
s happy union. We have all been
promised an Invitation TO the we'd
ding festival, providing II takes place,
and a big time may be expected.
Persons troubled with rheumatism
should try g hnmberIain's Pain Balm
One application Will ease the pain
and It's continued use has cured many
cases Of chrofuc and infiammatory
rheumatism, that had resisted othel
remedies and even the treatment d
the best physicians. Price, 80 cents
per bottle: For sale ~ FRITZ Raeken
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Election Notice.

In Pun S,l&nee of organic act and as provided
by ordinance passed by the Constitutional Con
vention. An election will be held on TIL. first
day OF October, A. d. 1889.
Polls to be open at eight o'clock a. H. and
cIoSe at hve O'Clock P. ~ Of the same day.
At said election the following propositions ana
INSTITUTION TO VOTERS.
a persons desiring to vote for the C)nStitu-
ton, or for any OF the articles submitted to Il
separate vote, may erase the word .'No,''
III persons who desire to vote against the
Constitution, or any article separately submit.
For Constitution, Yes. No
For Prohibition, Yes. No.
For Minority Representation. IeS. No.
For........ls the Temporary Seat of Govern.
nent
For Lieutenant Governor.
For Secretary Of State
For Auditor.
For Treasurer.
For Attorney General
For Superintendent of Public Instruction.
For Commissioner Of School and Public Land
For Judges OF Supreme Court.
First District .,..................
Second District. .........,..,.........,..
Third .........,....,.,...
For Judges Of the Circuit Court Seventh
Circuit.
For Representative in Congress.
For State Senator.
For Representative in the Legislature.
For County Judge.
And the following polling places fixed anG
Judges appointed:
Rapid City Precinct, No. 1-Room i'll the real
OF International Hotel-JuAges:-- Frank NJ
MMrphey, A. C. Patrick, S. Il Forsha.
Rapid City reciiIct, No 2-RSpln :! Windsor
Black-J GGses:-=Charles simnlis, George w
Barrows, J. II. Nalette.
Rapid City Precinct, No. 3-Hote Harne,
room--Judges:-A. c. Bolaud D. Il. knuli
! Joseph Applegate.
Rapid City Precinct, Nod Second door wesi
9f Postot1ice- ,Judgesi-John Ingersol, W. Z
Steele, Il. c. Feigel.
Rapid Valley Precinct-At School House
Judees;-E. A. Williams. j. c. Barber John L
Hunt,
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Notice is hereby given that bids viii
be received UP to (12} twelve o'clack
(noonl October (3th1 Fifth, 1889, for
erection oi Il bridge Ncross Rapid cleel;
where the creek crosses the township
line between township one north OF eight
and one north nF nine Il. &. II. NJ.
Contractor TO furnish alilnaterial ana
build said ltridga 0ccor;iins to plan and
specification on file in the auditors
otl;co, The board reserves the right to
Ivie2t any a"d al bids. Dated 1nlv
30th, 1889. GEORGE G. Hunt,
County Auditor
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Bids will be received up to twelve
o o'clock (n0onl on the fifth day OF October,
\. D. 1889 for the erection OF u bridge
across Box Elder creek, on the sec
ton line between sections 50 and 36,
township 3nul'th Orange 10 T. b. II. II.
where said sec ton line crosses the creek.
Contractors to furnish all material and
build said bridge according to plan and
specifications on file il the Office OF the
county Auditor. The board reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
Dated July 30th, 1889.
GEO. c. HUNT,
Count, Ambition.
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City Council.
COUNCIL CHAMBER. Sept.

COUNCIL CHAMBER, Sept. 2, 1889.
Cauncil met in regular session, Mayor
Clark in the chair, Present, Aldermen
Mccarthy: Gift, Fallon, schnuattge,l.
Minutes OF previous meeting approved
as read. Alderman Fallon introduced
following resolution: 'sBe it resolved
that the board OF county commissioners
be instructed to accent full amount of
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NOTICE OF TIMBER CULTURE.
U. S. Land Office, Rapid City, Dakota,
J,-o


Ju-e 2Gth. 1855.
Complaint having been entered at
this Office hy Lawrence R. Rytiler against
franklin Reed, for failure to comply with
law as to Timbcr-Caltnre Entry No. 1461,
da.ed Nov. 23i, 1856 open the south east
quarter section 3, Township . north range
8 east 3. II. ~, in Meade county, Dakota,
with a view to the cancellation OF said
entry; contestant alleging that Franklin
Reed failed to plant or caused to be
planted on said tract five acres OF trees.
tree seeds or cuttings the SO year ending
Noy. 23d. 1888. and said failura still con-
tinues. the said parties are hereby sum-
monsd to appear at this Qffice oa the 2Gth
day Of August 1889, at 10 O'clock a. n, ;,
to respond and furnish testimony con.
cerning said alleged failure,
j. 2. LUsE,
July II. Register.
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THOMAS SWEENEY.
z z 8 z = w a z E.

The nNncbe and interchangeable Wire and Twne binding Nc
ornc Offers wine when ne cheapest when
is dear.
Do work of wheels binder? Do you want
a net work OF machinery beneath the deck? Do you
net work of complicated devices tie the kno you
this through your eds2 Do you keep special
the farm to keep the binder in repair?
Ii not buy the Mccormick 1t the neatest simplest lghtest
est is the latest patented improvements 1t mechanical
built It is the binder of this age THERE'S binder like Buy
and will dsappont With the McCormck
the farm you have guarantee of crop saved.
Our oer the simplest safest steadest and knotter
theWod In binding and tying is certainty 1t ties of
the cCornck that no machine of other make has borne
Our competitors know OF this record They found last harvest
home They had pounded them by the judges during
Australian trials just past for they defeated ninety
times III that colony alone Every time en- This the
knoter you want This is the knotter you will buy.
C0NGDoN & HENRY Hardware Go.
General Black Hills Agent, Rapid City.
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Acting Commissioners


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'''''" " ~ '1 ''"'i'' ''iP i'o"Fitf!i'ii' "I
the second "'ai'l'I fe-I!nL"h "l the Ve,er-
ans oi the Slack Kills, which will be
held in this ,ity Sept. 1nth and nth:
,-,,,,rr1
Assnr,,,,x c,IlmJ 'a:on III pnr nno .o,,,oo,,
in 'front.' Of tln lIntai Uarne[. and ,,}n,'.I 'iI
to the hail, headed by the Rapid Citv
band. Called to order bv the ch:lirnal
Of The cycrlItivc rn,nn!itfrn '''''
PRAYER bv cbHoIuin nf ,nr ,],y Row
w. :. pcfe;..ou
Nrsic
Roll call by corrct0ry y. Il. KuuvI
Irfrodurtion oi No ,i}irh,' ~ ,Ia d,>
&; &. Ennnctt
E,Ir,,,,, .,,I,I,,,.-tT I; n,,. pc
snonln-Wsinr It.irh5ni,s
| Music
Orafinn-}YiIIi,,, J., CbfIr,j,
! Music.
| Adjourned until : o'clock M.
| NsSr,nhiy caii nnI m,rrI tn haururt
hall in c|nlrc Of nifi.rr ni thr dav as,
sicfaI h,. nyr,.,,t;,.n ,.,,,nr,i.t,
~
banquet Gov o Clock y. III!
TDASTS.
The Voulcntccr Soldier. The glory OF
our country in the past in al times OF
periI its alopc for the future. Response,
Father MHtzgcr.
Our countrys nag-Loved by those
who have followed it, the emblem Of on [
country, one destiny, and OF Il free an d
reunited people. Response G.. G
Bennett.
The Mothers. Wives and Sisters OF the
Republic, ''Thc Girls we Lett Behind Is
Whose hopes and prayers were always
with us. RcSponse-Nl. II. Day.
The nations 1tad-"On Fame,s eter-
nln camping ground their silent tents
are spread RcsDonsc--Major
Fairbanks.
The surviving comrades Of the war
I'VE have drank from the same
canteen'' Rcsponsc-Rev james
Williams
The soldiers home-NIHy it prove Il
heaven of rest to the homeless veteran.
RcSrongc-Dr. Stewart.
The president OF the United States
\ worthy Successor OF lllaStriouS prcde-
ccSsors. Response G. c. Moody.
The fields of the Republic
'"lou mind the hot place down below.
III 5r, 't l.,,, t",, $oM t.eNSr g'ir Hr
its dreadful wa,qum here
Response-G. W. Barrows.
Our Country-One and undivided now
and forever. Rcsponse-Captain Z. f.
O'Connor.
The private Soltler-D. b. Murray.
The Grand Army Of the Republic
It's members saved us Il nation. may
that nation in its gratitude render ius-
tice to its s;lviors. Responses. NJ.
| Booth
! The State OF South Dakota-Anothel
star added to the flag, largely through
! | I The lsA influence Of those who rallied around
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safeguards necessary to secure ii
enforcement"
Jas. Boyd was chosen temporary, an
Judge Bangs permanent chairman c
the convention and D. w. swanze,
secretary
The convention was entirely harmoni
Gus except on the question OF allowin
proxies to be represented. on "a close vot
they were ruled out, but members pres
cnt from any precinct were allowed t
cast the full vote Of the precinct.
-----sp -e--
Some time ago DR.. McGillicuddy wrote
to the Indian office inauiring as to til,
construction the department is putin.
on the Sioux bill and in reply received
the following which is OF interest TO al
our readers:
WASHINGTON, August 20, 1889.
v I. McGillicuddy, Rapid City, Dakota
Sir:-I am in receipt OF your letter OF
August 10, 1889, asking to be informed
whether the result OF the late negotia-
tions with the Sioux Indians will have
to be ratified by congress before the
president can iSsue proclamation de
claling the lands covered thereby, open
to settlement
In reply have to say that the commits
sioncrs appointed to negotiate with the
Sioux were appointed by the president
under authority found in IL clause in the
Indian appropriation act OF March 2.
lSS9i25 statute 1902 which provides
that such agreements when made. to be
by them submitted to the first session.
fIity-!ir5t congress, for ratificatiOn''
The act oi March ., 1889. entitled
AN act to divide u portion OF the lesci.-
vation OF the Sioux nation OF Indians in
Dakota into seperatc reservations and
10 secure the REIMBURSEMENT OF the M
dlanS to the remainder and for Othc;.
purposes 90 statute SSSl, having been
fully discussed, considered and passed
by congress. and its terms being con-
sdcred by this department Just and
liberal and for the interests OF the In,li-
ans, it was thought best to present that
act to them and the commissioners
were so instructed. The 2Jth section OF
5Ait act appropriated $50, 900, to be-
expended under the direction OF the sec
rctary oI the interior for procuring the
assent OF the Sioux iul!ii,n to this
net provided in section wnuty-srvcn
twcnty-eight.
As before seen the commissioners we.,
appointed by the president under (,
clause III thc. Indian appropriation
| act, and all their proceedings were ha(
under the authority contained in that
clause. No action has been taken by- tn,
secretary Of the interior under! til,
twcnty-ninth section Of the act OF lIarcI
,. 1850
Iii is true that the commissioner
| presented the provisions, OF 1lpj 9.l Il
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e "od Victor }9e.g The nsheye Downs
2%nd W MeCorcA other
j Of and motor
net one fed Hion only
meek ~
atwi
agents
Rapid City,
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taxes as assessed with penalty and Il
per cent. interest due on Florman's ad
dition to Rapid City for the year 1856
instead OF 80 per cent. allowed by law
on account Of error in advei tising tax
SAFE oi property, as per statement OF
county auditor now on filc.n Carried
Moved by FaIlon that u warrant be
drawn on road fund to be used in liuui-
dating debt contracted in constructing
sewer extension, warrant to be drawn in
iayor of city treasurer Carried. Fol.
lowing bills were referred to finance com
munitles: Louis Violin, S. Thomas
Carroll. IS; John Pcrscll, S27; Frank
Simpson, SIS; William Boyd, 500; O..
Marion, sol: Jorgen Zoe, S19; Louis
Nolin, 500; ". Rooney, S14; CIem Violin,
SIG; John Russell, S24.l0; G. Bovenga.
$3.50: Frank Beranck, $3.50: Mike
Peter, $ I; John Holmsten. $3.50: II.
w. Hunting, 81; William Camp, .S12;
Peter Martin, $3.50; 8. j. Lyle, 81:
Henry More, Sc; a. Randoli. so: f.
Pollard, 50; p. j. Tate, SO: +. L.
Cooper, IS; John Donnellv. Sll; 4.
Simpso@5..S1l; W. w. Gift, 50 .O5; N. d.
PaXson, s15.O1; j. D. Tate, SIG: Wit
ness II. s. Bliss case, Sl2.1O; Jurors in
Bliss case, LEO; Electric Light company
SlOo. Report Of Justice Lake received
and on motion placed on file On mo-
ton the contract for furnishing lumber.
ior the city was awarded to Turner
and Price at SO per N! and city to
enter into contract with them. The iol-
lowing bills vera allowed and warrants
ordered drawn on general fund: l..
collars, 800; James Long. II. !SS:;.::}i;3
.jAines Long Jr,, $iS.33: John II Lcary.
so. Allowed by unanimous consent.
On motion communication oi 4. l..
harrington was referred to committee
on wafer works with instructions, to
look lnto the matter and report. On
motion the report oi street commissions
cf was referred to committee on streets
and alleys. On motion council took II
recess until tins evening at rigllt u'c.ueli.
FRANK =. ConY, City Auditor.
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JOHN W. NONYIIN
ABEL MATTHIAS, M. D.

physician and Surgeon. Office at residence,
l. Corner Quincy and Ninth Streets, and at
&. ID. Matteson's drug store. Hours at Quincy
Street Office until Il: m! and from 3 to 4 and
z to 9p. m. Telephone connection. Specaties
Obstetrics and GynaechOOgy.
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Loea1 News.


| Buy goods at the Palace Milliner,
store.
Only two dollars u year for Til
| UNION.
! The weather is terribly dry and tn
dust too deep for any use
Rev. Ware has decided to remain il
Rapid City.
The schools commenced last Monday
morning.
JOIN the procession that is forming il
the UNIONS subscription book.
A diamond drill has been put in opera,
tlon by the Harney tin company.
Ii. p. Lewis is the father OF brand
new daughter, born on Wednesday last
Mrs. O'Neill has all the latest millin
cry novelties OF the season.
O'Neill & Co. make a speciality O!
crockery, glassware and lamp goods.
The teachers institute which has been
IN session during the past week will close
to-day.
Our county commissioners adjourned
on Wednesday last and will meet again
on October fifth.
You will find goods to suit all classes,
atMl's. O'Neil's Palace Millinery store.
Ihc weather for the past three days
mas been quite cool and a slight frost
has appeared in some localities.
0Neill 4 Co. have the finest line OF
iancy crackers in the city, always fresh.
{. L. Wood lcctured in Sturgis last
Sunday on constitutional prohibition.
The County Alliance meets at the
court house tomorrow afternoon. \
lull attendance is Desired
While fighting fire last Tuesday Mr..
Jas. HALEY got caught in Il blaze and
was somewhat scorchcd about the face e.
Th. attendance at the Van Cisc pro-
hlbition lecture, last Sunday evening
was very large and the lecture splendid.
You will always find the staple and
fancy groceries fresh at O'Neill & Co.
The place to get the worth OF youl
money IS at Getchcll's. Fresh groceries
arriving daily. Call and be convinced.
Hank Wright, for some time reporter
on the Daily Republican has quit ant
will, we understand, leave the city this
evening.
The republican delegation to Huron
has been returning singiy and in groups
during the week.
When you want wall paper call on l.
Englc q Son and get the best to be had
at hard times prices.
The Pennington county delegation
was the only one in the republican con-
vcntion that voted solidly against the
prohibition plank.
The corrlls and stable on jas. Boyd's
ranch, north OF town were destroyed by
fire iitst Monday evening.
Attorney Gardner starts next Mon
day, for an extended visiting tour
through Iowa, Illinois and Minnesota.
Freeman Lewis says he has 1900
bushels OF wheat and 20OO bushels OF
oats ready to thrash.
Some one put out Il fire in the hills
northwest Of town last Monday and Il
large tract OF valuable pasture, hay and
timber land was burned over.
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Something New.

Cedar Felt Carpet lining. Just what
housekeepers need. For sale by Turner
& Price, at their lumber yard
according to the Republican Of this
city there were 35I cranks, fools and
idiots, i'll the Huron convention and 81
wise men, II OF whom came from the
Black Hills
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FRANK p. CORY. City Auditor.
City Council.

Cot NCIL CHAMBER, Sept. >. 1889.
Courcil met in regular session. meet
ing called to order by President Day is.
Present, Aldermen Mccarthy, Davis.
Fallon, Steele Schnucttgon. On mo-
ton the following judges and clerks OF
election were appointed lor special -.elcr-
ton to be held Sept. IL. 1852.
First wards. 4. Flower, A. 3. KoIi.
N, D. PaXson, Judges; T. I. 10y. Carl
Eorshu, clerks.
Second wa:d-Thomas Sweeney. VII
liam Lewis, Frank Stewart. judges:
Charles Spencer, Will Falconcr, clerks.
Third ward-John p. phnket, George
". Burr, Thomas Taylor, Judges; J. W.
Applegatc, d. r. Knull, clerks.
Fourth war!-Chris Thomson, G.. W.
Chitty, Charles Anderson, judges; Ed
ward Fcisel, ". II. Bailey, clerks.
On motion council adjourned.
FRANK Z. Cory. City Auelitar.
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Pfofessional Gards.

NOTARY PUBLIC. CONyEYANCER
S. J. SCRIBER,
Real Estate and Loans. u S. Pension agent.
Rapid City, Dakota,
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CITY ccu.:iI.

/ CorNclt- CHAMBER, Sept. ., 1850.
Council met after reee5s. Called to
order hy Mayor Clark. Present Alder
men Mccarthy, Davis. r.iit. I'si}pn.
'iohnuettgan and steele. I'ol}oNin- bill.
woro allowed on t3apj, City road fuud by
unanimous consent: john Nonnoly
/ SG.33; Mike Peter, -: .IoHn l'c.s.l,. -
Stephen }. Miidough. Sl.5o: l.oui,
|oija, Sl!5: 10, Russell, S2I; "lcn
Nu.n 500: .. Marion. $3.50: Jur-ol
Boo, 50; Peter Ns,sii>op. >i2:: Z. Pollard
Sl2.5t; Glenn Violin, II; Louis Violin.
S3G; p. J. Tate 81; i. Randolph. $40;
Louis Violin 81; Thomas Carrot. SIG.
Following bin was allowed on uafc!.
fund by unanimous consent: National
Tube Works Company, 'i2:jij.73. Fol
lowing bills were allowed on general iInd
By unanimous consent: T,mu..1; Price.
S33o;ea; Turner 4 Price, $12;:}'5; j. B.
G'osSagc, Si0;GO: Elmer Howe. ST.:
Ove"parll Brothers, :i:}.I5. On motion
the report, Of city treasurer and city
auditor were received, approved and
ijt'''''I itI I'M ''.t i!tDttjb iil' li'I Il''tl
from school board was received and
or,le.ed filed. Ga motion y" city trc;t3-
urcr was instructed to transfer pcriHa
nantiy the amount now in stock !uiI,
S91.93, 10 general fund. Alderman
Davis introduced the following rcsout-
ion; BE It resolved that the following
levy he made to meet the current cIp2u-
SOS oi the city for the coming year. viz:
For school fund, five mills upon the as
seSscI valuation Of both real and per-
aonIl property in the city Of Rapid City
lS returned by the ;lSScsSor, for pari;
bond interest two mills, for water bond
interest two mills, Tor general fund four
mills, making Il total Of thirteen mills.
The resolution WAS carried by unani-
nous consent. On motion tine city
auditor WIS instructed to correspond
with National Tube Works company
with a view oi purchasing 5000 feet 0!
cight-inch llalOninc pipe, umd lead, !pr
conduit pipe and also furnace.
Adjourned.