The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-17
OVER THE MAYORS VETO
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| cided TO defer action on the resolution de-
| claring the eitys intention to pave Broad
/ way and Hamilton street for one week,
| and In the absence of any other protests
the city attorney was instructed to draw
up ordinances providing for the paving
/ Of Park street in compliance with reso-
luton 1877, Main street alley in accord
ance with resolution $50. and Wyoming
alley In accordance with resolution 15s
G. B. No. S. the ordinance replacing
the present ordinance relative to hitching
| horses on the street was read first and
second time, and under suspension of
the rules was placed on final passage and
passed. Alderman Bowman introduced G.
b. No. 49, providing for submitting to the
electors at the coming election of the
proposition to extend the city limits. The
proposed ordinance prescribes the usual
manner of submitting such proposition to
the voters that For Annexation and
Against Annexation shall be printed on
the official ballot to enable voters to in
dictate their preference by marking
cross after the words For Annexation
or Against Annexation The property
described as that proposed to be annexed
is as follows:
Beginning at the present northeast
corner of the city limits near the Silver
Bow mill, the VI section corner between
sections II and is, Twp. Q north, range
west thence north on the line between
corner of the southeast one-quarter of the
northeast one-quarter of said section IS;
thence west along said legal subdivision
line to the south boundary line to the
right of way of the main hill line of the
Montana Union railway; thence westerly
and northwesterly along said boundary of
said right of way to the south line of the
Raven lode mining claim, lot No. 1853 in
section IL, Twp. north. range s west;
thence west to the intersection of the CEN
ter line of May street extended north
from the Big Butte and Fairview addi-
lions; thence south along said extension
and said center line of May street and
said center line produced south from said
additions to the south line OF section IA,
Twp. north range west: thence east
along said south line of section IA to the
southeast corner thereof; thence south
along the line between sections % and "a
to the quarter section corner between
said sections; thence east to the center of
said section "A dhe southwest corner OF
the present city limits, in Montana street, !
near Silver Bow creek)
The ordinance was read the first and |
second times. the rules suspended and the /
ordinance passed. /
Alderman Knowlton presented a resolu-
ton directing the city attorney to draw I
an ordinance changing the fire limits of I
district No. | as follows: Commencing at
the corner of Washington and Copper I
streets at the center of intersection; /
thence south on the center line of Wash /
ington street to the center line of Mer- /
curry; thence east on the center line of /
Mercury street to the center line of Main +
street alley; thence south on the center /
line of Main street alley to the center line /
of Silver street; thence east on the center
line of Silver street to the center line of /
Wyoming alley; thence north on the GEN.
ter line of Wyoming alley to the center
al MprcnrV & act an he
center line of Mercury street to the CEN
ter line of Ohio street. thence north on
the center line of Ohio street to the CEN
ter line of Park street, thence west on the
center line of Park street to the center
line of Arizona street: thence north on the
center line of Arizona street to the center
line Of Granite street; thence on the CEN
ter line of Granite street west to the CEN
ter line of Arizona alley, thence north on
the center line of Arizona alley to the CEN
ter line of Copper street; thence west on
the center line of Copper street to the
place of beginning.
Referred TO the fire and water commit
tee.
Alderman Davey moved that the city
attorney be instructed to draw a resolu-
ton declaring the citys intention to pave
Park street from Main west to Academy.
Carried.
Alderman Bausman moved that the city
attorney be directed to draw an ordinance
amending the health ordinance to compel
the sanitary inspectors to post each day
in conspicuous place to which
all seavengers might have access all no
tees served the day before The chair
suggested that a motion directing the
inspectors to so post the notices would do
as well, and such a motion was put and
carried.
The council adjourned until next Wed
nesday.
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