The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1891-04-11

sou; 'i'Is' tne department of Mi
Sourl' Troop l., of the Fifth cavalry. ar
company |, Twelfth infantry. are to
/, Composed wholly of Indians recrulte
.iolii 'ne Cney eyennes, Araphoes, and Hi
S:m ~ds' ana T Will be assigned to duty at Fo
0ln. troop l., Seventh cavalry. an
Gonpahy I'm l. Seventh infantry, recruite
rom IN the same tribes. are to be ass;one
70 w fort oill, Oklahoma, and COMPANY
thirteenth Infantry, filled from in
same tribes and the Comanches. will h
assigned as to Fort Supply. |. 4. for dut,
1he Indians are to be enlisted for f;v
years, and receive the same nav as ,h
white and negroes now in service 40 -
Council Proceedings.
The regular monthly meeting of tn
Guy council was held in the counci
r; room Monday evening. Mayor Joy pre-
slaIng, and aldermen all present.
Inc reports of the marshal. treasure,
ana ponce magistrate for the month q
0uarch were examined and approved.
= petltlon, signed by number of the
leading business men, asking the come;
70 appropriate $500 for the purpose OF
advertising the city, was presented. dis.
cussed and by unanimous vote the re
quest was granted The COMMITTEES an
pointed at the last meeting was cont;nn-
eu WIN instructions to devise proper
th paai lor carrying out the provisions of
meeting.
a petltlon was presented prayine for
eie appo!htment OF a committee to con
Ter with the Northern Pacific anthor;-
Ties with regard to proposition for es-
tabllshlng a public park on the RIGHT of
way north of Park street, between Main
and second. Upon request Mayor .Jov
agreed to act upon the part of the conn.
Gil ana report at next meeting.
The city marshal reported the acc;-
dent by which Chris Jensen's team was
injured, through falling into an aban1
doned we'll on Main street and ba was
ordered to have the wells in front Of
Geo. L. Chambers & Co.. and Haffor,,n
Bros. filled at the city's expense ''''
Inc annual appropriation required to
pe made IN the last quarter of each fiscal
year was considered, and committee.
consisting OF Alderman Nye, White and
Nelson, appointed on appropriations.
Petition of j. w. Nelson for permission
to erect shed in rear of his stable on
lower Main street, granted.
Petltlon for sidewalk from the corner
OF Sixth and Lewis street to corner of
Sixth and Clark streets, granted.
Petition for opening and CLEARING f.
street from Lewis street to the river
granted.
A petition from a number of property
owners was presented asking an extern
SION OF the water mains to the corner of
Gallatln and B streets and the location
OF hydrant at that point. This opened
up the discussion of the question of ex-
lending the water system, which, under
The conditions of the contract with the
water company, requires the location of
IN additional hydrant upon each street
crossed. 1t was represented that the
water company would extend it's system
provided five hydrants we're put in for
very eight blocks of main required.
che petition was granted subject to this
'hange in the condition of the contract,
lpon the company's signing contract
o that effect.
Petition for street crossing on Lewis
treet, to the Congregational church
ranted.
Petition that H street be graded north
tJ sounr or Lewis street was granted.
Petition Of George T. Young for per-
mission to put in coal and hay scales on
lain street in front of his office in
Albemarle annex, rejected.
The claim of $500 presented by Chris
'ensen for damage to team, harness and
wagon by reason of their falling into an
bandoned we'll on Main street, was con-
idered. The amount demanded was
considered unreasonable and an order
passed allowing him 500.
The following bills were audited and
flowed: