The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1893-06-08

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and referred to the judiciary committee.
company would sell the town lot for
the city hall and fire house near the
townsite line for $3.50, and subscribe
something toward the hose Alderman
We1nstein and Bryan were appointed a
committee to consult with the fire COM
pany and invite the committee from the
company to be present at the next meet
ing.
Adjourned until June 5.
An adjourned meeting of the board of
aldermen was held on June s.
Present-Mayor Ringellng, Aldermen
Williams Weinstein, Kaiser and Bryan.
A petition was read from citizens op-
posing the enforcement Of Ordinance
No. 81 during the summer months. AL
derman Weinstein moved that the petit
tion be laid on the table indefinitely
Carried.
Alderman Weinstein brought up the
matter Of cleaning the alleys and especi-
ally the alley north Of Broadway.
The marshal stated that the health !.
officer had been inspecting and notifyir To- o.
the people to clean up their alleys. 'F'
The question of accepting the vater-
plant Of M. & J. Kaiser, who r'.norhed.
their work finished at the last meetinp
then came up. The ordinance 80 grantinn
the franchise was read, as well aa the,
contract. Alderman Bryan stated that
as the entire board, as a committee Of
the whole, had made an inspection of
the plant Sunday, and had found the,
pipes all laid according to contract, and
in a number OF cases had found that
pipes had been laid on a number Of
streets for several hundred feet which
we're not included IN the contract: that
double or triple the volume Of water re-
CURED had been furnished and that the
hydrants had all been checked off and
found correct, the board as a whole
should accept the plant, as every re-
quirement, and more, had been complied
with.
Alderman Weinstein moved that the
water plant be accepted by the board as
completed according to contract. and
that The rental OF fire hydrants begin
June L, which was carried unanimously.
John Kaiser, being present, arose and
thanked the board for their action, and
stated that he had done his best to full
ill his contract, and was willing to do
anything reasonable to perfect the water
service.
Alderman Welnstein moved that the
100000 bond be returned to the water
company, as all their obligations had
been complied with. Carried.
The question of utilizing the wash
water which overfows the tank was
brought up. Alderman Weinstein
thought it could be procured from the
water company for the purpose Of irri-
eating the cemetery, and to that end
moved that the chair appoint commit
tee to attend to the matter, the chair
man OF the street and alley committee
TO pc one. The committee to ascertain
winch Is the best way to have it brought
TO the cemetery. The motion was sec
onded by Alderman Bryan with the sug-
whether or no the cemetary, or part of
it, is in the town limits. and if NOT
whether the board would be empowered
to carry on the work outside the lines Of
the town. Carried.
Williams and Bryan on the committee
Alderman Kaiser brought up the mat
ter Of the refuse dump back Of the grave
yard. He said that there were about 20
dead animals there, purifying, and
thought the only way to get rid of the
nuisance was to cremate them. He then
moved that the clerk be instruct,d to
advertise for bids for burning up the OBJ
!eectionable part of the edump-excepting
The manure, to be opened at the next
regular meeting. Carried
The judiciary committee reported fay-
orably on ordinance No. 50, which re-
port was accepted, and Alderman Vein
'teln moved that the ordinance be read
,he second time by title. Carried. AL
1erman Kaiser moved that the ordinance
oe read the third time by section. Car
led. 1t was read. and Alderman Vein
tein moved that 1t be put on it's final
passage, and the ayes and noes called.
Carried, and the ordinance becomes a
aw after publication.
Alderman Bryan stated that several
PERSONS had spoken to him requesting
he board to call meeting to make ar,
angements for Fourth Of July cele-
,ration. Mayor Ringeling instructed
he clerk to post notices calling such a
Meeting.
Adjourned. NJ