The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-06
HE WAS CUT OFF SHORT
Franchise Routine BUSH
ness Disposed OF
last Might.

balance on salary for month of February. sI5.sI.
Attorney F.. =. Booth represented Lou p.
smith. and i'm explanation OF the bill,
said:
Notwithstanding the action of the coun-
ell. at it's last meeting. we claim tn he still
chief of police Of the city of Butte. Cuder
tana, no legal action Opposing Mr.. smith
from his office has lecn taken, and until
to the smoinments OF the oiiice. We
charges legally preferred and to have
the HE Of police can bc removed for but
one reason,. official m~isconduct Your
committee Of invessiga,ion did not charge
to the last legislature. removal for such
cause was possible. But il Is not legal
word .UnanimoMsiy' i'm your report of pro-
ceedings, You have not acted"
"Pleasc save your argument for the
The bill of Mr.. smith was disallowcd
by e unanimous y"ts 81 the council: IN.
following rules and regulations for the
government of the police force:
wr aaf by Wy! Sls s",' Street %''i For tho the hight n,sif'' isrS !. h ""%
No, 1 shall he from Granite street north and west
'sai ena,. hourly %ai'iss and not I 70 depart on bis n,1,i
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Wss, rn,S Nay f Hs; ! .n El,' n%raa IVA ca NS; =
and south 10 the limits, NJ. : Fast Gaiena and
south to the limits.
west to The limits. No, 3 Iark west and south q
need. All officers shall sign, their names on the
police register y. m. and q u. NJ an going on
IL shall he the duty of the chief of police to be
=. me go n ta sIasy, and n rom . T. ! ,n To- ana 3 a. @ r. 10 's naa ,hs
officers before; going on duty; This is to l,r.seni
the morning. q shall IL ihe lniy Of TN sliei %
h%Msi 'e The "fiaars must 1sa no. lSiier abo", The
saloons ar houses 81 amusement except on bust
To- "sr report r s siSla. as s" Of " duty q 10 The The mare. al ponce
The report was referred to the police
~coInmittee. A petition Was received from
brennan, II. NJ. Gotham and Others had
streets, as laid out i'm the addition, do not
conform to the streets of Butte City. but
diverRe from the line of Quartz street,
running 20 feet south of the line of the
continuation Of Quartz street through the
addition; that many living along there
have built residences and have no means OF
clusion asked to he relieved. IL was stated
by the committee which had examined
the city engineer to lay out the additions
IN a symmetrical manner, since the Excel
sior and Emmet additions had already
ing laid out to conform tai the streets of
these additions. M n consequence. "a jog
n ntree !" Within n;'a Inc eity limits aV reaeheI.
These left a few residents separated from
the street, as they had built where they
to be. The petition was laid on the table
as il was Thought best tn support the ngi-
neer i'm his idea as to iasi Z ont the city;
Alderman McIDerlnott S:id that several
complaints had been received as to the
actions of Poundmastcr Collins, and Inc
had heard that the had sold
Poanndnlaster Collins said:
~ have decided to execute the laws of
ter end. no fear and no favor"
did yoM advertise Dolan's COW before
II advertised il I'm the STANDARD"
But doesn't the law provide for adver,
Using in the city psg.rsGn o,,v
"What did you do with the money ?"
~ paid the ~watchman. I have to have
pe Snssh from .e m.sh q .s s.G fen sen downs 90 n.ssS
1t was decided to appoint a committee
to investigate the affairs of the pound and
The pound committee favored a location
pound at a cost of $4,000. The report wa,
the city finances.
The council passed the following reso.
Luton IL sI;IHR"rt ;n OF p, tine movement Tor a
BE it resolved by the city council Of the city Q
Ma..f sn as III, ime ci sfseis'l OF SAID aaac city. held Il I n %iis
the auspices of the board of trade Of said city oI
a Mafen made !; ,s' q = pa s&PY h @nsfs' be = and nsr the s s,.aea ar
hereby adopted as the resolutions Of this city.
r. j. Gilligan and Frank homes wer,
appointed register agents for the ensuing
city election. The city attorney was i'm
structed to draw up an ordinance for tn
appointment of an inspector OF weight
and measures. An application OF Charie
A. wainey offering S125 per month rem
for tho city's property in Eas
Broadway was referred to tn
city hall committees. .. X. Lewis 4 Go
and Lowrcy & Hamilton were granted tn
right to cut away the sidewalk mt tn
southwest corner of Main and Par
streets for the purpose of making anothe
entrance into he old Arion hnll. II ha
been decided to turn the place into N DIR
goods store. A petition for the erection
OF a four story brick mt the corner q
Granite and Utah streets. by Mrs. Laur
j. Scott, vas referred. A bill of Kennel
Il Harris of S2S9 for building the fir
tower was cut down to- 500 because tn
top had not been completed satisfactoril,
Alderman Mueller called attention I
the fact that the expense of feeding cit
prisoners during February was S21O. Th!
IL the highest IL has ever been. h
! thought the Migrants were finding off
: fare too good. and on his motion the cler
; was directed to advertise for bids Il
! meals of prisoners. Alderman Pinkhai
said that some of the prisoners arc no
employed Mt the stone culvert.
/, City Attorney Corbett read the amende
: ordinance for the Silver Bow Hydraul
. Mining or new water compan
y The changes wera I'm mot compelliuR IL