The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1891-07-11

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cemetery, where the interment was
made, a benediction being pronounced
Council Proceedings.
The city council met in regular ses-
sion Monday evening, Mayor IS. = TaI
colt presiding. Present. Aldarman
Beiey, Campbell, Morris, Nye, White and q
minutes OF last special meeting read
ana approved. Reports of city treas-
urer' ponce magistrate and marshal read
and approved. '' '''"' o'''
The ordinance committee ranor+.d
that they had made a careful evan mo :
ton OF the health ordinance drafted h,
DIR. Collins, chairman Of the hoard ~
health, and recommended its MASSAGE
1t was read for the first time and Is;J
over under the rules until the next maat .eat'
ing,
The committee on streets and b;oh
ways, to whom was referred the petition
OF Messrs; Savage and King asking for
gas franchise for the city Of Livingston
submitted report recommending that
the same be laid on the table and that
the city attorney be instructed to draft
and present at the next regular meet;no
OF the council general ordinance Gov,
er'ng gas franchises, and that all FRAN
chlses for furnishing gas to the CITY shall
be in conformity Herewith. The renort
was accepted.
The special committee appointed to
consider the street railway franchise.
purporting to have been granted to
Messrs. Savage, Anderson and Bnndock
recommended that no further action be
taken in the matter by the council Re-
port accepted and adopted.
Inc committee on streets and high
ways submitted report recommending
that the grade be established where the
water works company are now LAYING
mains. Report accepted and adopted
and city marshal instructed accordingly,
A committee consisting of Nye.
Wright and Beley, was appointed by the
mayor to cause bridge to be con-
structed on N street, if in their opinion
such bridge is required, and the expense
OF constructing same does not exceed
$500.
The petition of N. Davenport and 9TH
ers for sidewalk from Main street to
Sixth, on the south side of Clark street,
was granted by unanimous vote.
The petition of G. S. Hefferlin for per-
mission to remove buildings on lots Ii
and IA, block 61, to rear of said lots or
any other portion of the city limits,
either in or out Of the fire limits, was
granted in part, and permission granted
to move buildings to rear of lots 13 and
IA, block 81, or any other part of the city
outside of the fire limits.
Petition of G. E. Shafer for permission
to erect popcorn and lemonade stand on
Main street was rejected. The city mar
shal was instructed to remove the one
now on the corner of Main and Calendar
streets.
The petition of George Haslam and
others for the grading of G street was
referred to committee on streets and
highways.
Petition of j. w. johnson and others
for sidewalk from Main to D street on
the south side of Lewis, granted.
Petition of w. B. Altimus and others
for sidewalk to extend along south side
of Clark street to D street, granted.
Petition of Henry j. Wolcott and 9th
ers for sidewalk on the south side OF
Calendar street, between G and D
streets, granted.
Permission granted E. Goughnour to
remove frame building now on lot 81,
block 95, to lot across the street.
Petition OF Theodore Jackson and 9th
ers for the removal OF the house OF
Leonard Uhl from G street was laid
upon the table.
Petition of w. L. Shawk and others
for sidewalk to extend on Yellowstone
street from the present northern termi
nus south of railroad track to terminus
north Of railroad track, corner Front
and Yellowstone streets, also for crossing
on railroad, granted.
The city attorney was instructed to
draft an ordinance to regulate the
8 sTitching or. standing Of cars on cross
ings.
The city marshal was instructed to
advertise for bids for all street and alley
to be built in the next four
The marshal was instructed to cause
Wesley Ricketts, to care for the refuse
from his laundry. |
The city clerk, with the approval of
the mayor, was authorized to purchase
a letter flo for the use Of his Office.
Campbell, Nye, Wright and Morris
we're appointed to sit with the board of
county commissioners as a board Of
9quilization.
The following bills we're audited and
The clerk authorized to issue warrants
tor the payment thereof:
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