Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-12
COUNCIL D0|NCS
PAVING AND SEWERAGE CUES
TIONS DISCUSSED.
WILL EMPLOY AN ENGINEER.
Ellis and Allen Nuptials-Accident to
II. G. Sparr-Bozeman Plays
Baseball.
Bozeman, June 9,

Bozeman. June 9.
AT the last meeting of the city council.
which took place Thursday evening. AL
def1man 3. T.. Stanton of the Inird ward
resigned and Thomas H. Rea was an
pointed by the mayor to fill the vacancy.
according to the report of the pound
master the summer pastime of impound-
ing cows has been picking up during the
past month and % head or these animals
nave found their way into the CITY pound
presided over by the CHIEF of police.
The matter of paving Main .treet was
taken up and the city attorney. who Lad
been asked to give a written opinion on
the method to be pursued in the proposed
work, reported that in his opinion the
property abutting the contemplated i'm
provement Of the street would nave to be
taxed to provide the needed funds.
n committee on public order and
hearth reported ~favorably to the install
lation Of a system of sewers in the city
and said in their opinion the improve
ment was very greatly needed, if not alb
solutely ecesSanry. "A resolution was
passed providing for the appointment of
a committee whose duties would be to
inquire respecting the cost of sewer sys-
TENS in w and cities and the COM
parative merits of cess pools and sewers
as a means of promoting The public
health. An engineer will be employed by
the sewer committee and after the re-
port of the committee is made the coun-
LA Will p1Cpdle W ouDlIlll the QuGSIlOH
of bonds for a sewer system to a vote of
the people of the city.
Margaret Ellis and Arthur A. Allen
We're united in marriage Tuesday even
ing at the home of the BRIDES parents
and have a host of friends who Join in
the general wish for a happy and pros
porous career for them. Rev.. Hickman
of the Baptist church performed the GER
emony and at the conclusion of the ser
vice a reception was given the welded
pair at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. S.
Dawes, where the friends of the young
people gathered to congratulate THE hap
Ply pair. The bride is a graduate of
Bozeman's leading educational institu-
tons and the young man whose name
she bears is one of the rising young busi-
ness men of the community.
One of the saddest accidents that has
taken place in this city for years occur
red yesterday afternoon, when the east
bound passenger train dashed out the
life of c. H. Spar of Belgrade. who was
crossing the track on his way home
from this city. The details of the shock
ing accident nave not yet been learned.
Mrs. Julius Lehrkind entertained the
Coffee circle at her home in this city
Wednesday afternoon. A luncheon was
served at the close of the usual business
of the meeting and the occasion greatly
enjoyed by all present.
The members of the college faculty and
THE first basket ball team of the college
met again in the athletic hall of the
school Thursday afternoon and the con-
test was decided in favor of the faculty
by a score Of 13 to 9.
The ball game between Livingston and
EBozeman this forenoon was decided in
favor of the Bozeman team. the score
standing I to u at the conclusion of the
last inning.
Sheriff Fransham went over to Park
county Friday to investigate a report
that a. man wanted in his county for
forgery was confined in the Park county
Jail awaiting trial for a trivial offense.
THE sheriff wanted the man after he
Livingston courts finished with hin if he
was the right party, but investigation
showed that he was not the mar wanted.
County Attorney Carl Stewart and A.
e. Mcintosh We're in Livingston Friday
on legal business and returned ONE on
the evening train.
Congressman A. J. Campbell passed
through this city on the afternoon train
Friday and was met at the depot by a
number of the local lights of the demo-
cratic party, among whom the clark
contingent was conspicuous by us dD-
sence.
J.. w. Kelley, editor of the Bozeman
Chronicle, was in Livingston yesterday
on a short visit.
BIG timber news
L. E. Olmstead, Representative Inter
| Mountain Branch Office.