The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-03

tion Of the Davidson Grocery company
and others for q storm culvert on Ohio
street. that the street commissioner be
instructed to repair the gutter and en-
able II to carry on the water COM
planned OF. The report was adopted.
The judiciary committee reported rec
ommending h passage of council bill
No. %. providing for the of
Platinum street. and . substitute for
council bill No. Is. requiring temporary
floors to b put In buildings In course
Of erection. The report was adopted.
Council bill No. IS wal introduced by
Pascoe. The bill IL to provide for pun
ishing persons who turn In false alarms.
and makes a conviction of such an Of
Tense punishable by a fine Of not less
than SIS nor more than 500. On mo-
ton the rules were suspended n the
bill placed upon Its third reading and
passed.
Substitute for council bill No. Is by
Sfebenaler. providing that hereafter In
the erection OF buildings OF
more than one story temporary
foors must be laid for the safe
ty of employees. was placed on
its third reading. As the bill made the
building Inspector liable for any acci-
dents occurring by reason of his negli-
gence in failing to enforce the ordi-
nance which was outside the councils
power. the bill was recommitted.
Council bill No. %. providing for ex-
tending Platinum street west from its
present terminus 81 feet. was read the
third time n passed.
Council resolution No. 207. providing
for the laying OF sidewalks In conform
ity with the street and alley commits
sioner's directions. was introduced and
passed. Ten days notice was ordered
given.
In response to a petition. Knowlton
introduced a resolution directing the
city attorney to draw a resolution de-
claring the city's intention to construct
sanitary sewers on Main street from
aluminium south to Fremont and west
on Fremont to Dakota. also on Iron
street from Maryland avenue to Main
street. The resolution was adopted.
On motion of Knowlton the city at
torney was instructed to draw an ordi-
nance providing for the opening of
Washington street across the Single
Tax lode.
Objections to the resolutions previous
ly passed providing for the grading of
Gaylord. Grant and Atlantic streets be-
ing in order. the objection OF the
Thompson Investment company and
other Gaylord street property n
was read apd the resolution with refer
ence to Gaylord street recommitted
with instructions to modify In accord
nee with the petition, which now
makes the resolution provide, for grad
ing Gaylord from the south side of Ga
lena street to the north side of Madison.
No objection being filed to the other
resolutions. the clerk was instructed to
advertise for bids. the bids to be sub
mitted to the council Nov. IL. the coun-
Gil in the meantime having voted to adj
journ to that time. when adjournment
was taken.
Bids for the construction OF the sani-
tary sewer in Quartz alley were opened
as follows: william Harkins, 500: II.
NJ. Sansfield. 1896: Lambert & Miller.
$500. The contract was awarded to
Harkins.
On motion. the county treasurer was
requested to report to the city the
progress being made in collecting the
city's delinquent taxes.
The council then adjourned.