The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-01-10
CITY COUNCIL MEETING,
Move Made Toward the Erection Of
Citv Hall,

minutes of the previous meetings
were read, reports of different city Of
ticers were submitted.
The city engineer reported the COM
pletion of the sewer contracts in
blocks 4S and So by H. l.. Hopkins,
and in blocks "a, AZ, "a, 81 and "A by
Thomas Odegaard, and the work was
accepted
Building permits were granted Sim
clair & Ennis, George R. Mcmahon,
j. A. Gratwelle and h. E. Kelly, af-
ter which the following bills were al
lowed and warrants ordered.
Contingen. Fund.
Kalispell Water & Electric Co SIS 80
A. D. Macdonald, medical attend
Karcher & Smithers, prisoners
supplies !. N. !. \. !. =. :. 2 so
A. Macarthur. expense police
NpuiJ ZU w
Frank Donaldson, police . !. 2 so
Bruce Howard, police :. :. 80 90
w. F. Hubbard. sheriff, fee
in serving papers 4. . y. 2 90
Fred Herrig, police r.. =. 5 90
| w. D. Martin, police :. ... 5 90
John McCracken dumping
ground expense :. :. :. 13 25
Peter Tucco, dumping ground
w. l.. Miller. police :. .. Z SO
d. A. Beaudett police :. !. 2 so
j. d. Eaton, wood, fire hall :. IS
H. j. Hall, dumping ground
expense !. 2 rs
Street Fund.
A. l.. Jacqueth, street engineer 80 so
Conrad Band, street labor. Reed 7 GO
frank Suber, street work :. =. 2 90
Conrad Bank, street work, Car
penIer l 70
Conrad Bank, street work, PANEL 5 90
H. s. Cannon, street work :. 8 IS
j. w. Modest, street work ;. 13 90
J. p. Brown, sewer work ;. =. so
James Anderson, street work 6 90
Joseph Whaley, street work :. %
&. w. Avery, snow plow >. 6 35
G. M. Bryant, street work . !. 2 90
Library Fund.
BJorneby & Welberg, library oil 2 50
Kalispell Industrial Co, wood IL c5
Thomas Odegaard, sewer en-
a.
A. l.. Jaqueth, sewer engineer 81 81
A. J. Jaqueth, sewer engineer SIS 90
The clerk was instructed to draw
a warrant for $500 and procure deed
from w. H. Reiter for city dumping
ground. In making purchase of the
property Reiter retains all wood en-
the grounds. The dumping ground is
located on the bank of Saltwater,
about mile and half east of the
CITY,
j. A. Donahue was appointed spec
ial policeman for 60 days, and the
chief of police was instructed to order
caps, belts and clubs for the police.
NSoA6S oJl anu ETcu
Whiteside appeared before the coun-
Gil and asked that the city appropri-
ate a sum of money to be used in
defraying part of the expenses Of
the meeting of the State Horticultural
society in this city, in February, and
$50 was voted to be used for that pur-
pose.
committee, consisting of Messrs.
Listle, Gamer and Mayor Griffin was
appointed to report the probable cost
of double corner lot, on which a
city hall could be constructed.
Bids on sewer to be constructed in
block 81, were opened and referred
to the committee on sewers. Thomas
Odegaard bid $12O; Lewis Larson,
$14O, and H. l.. Hopkins, $12O. The
committee the reported in favor Of
Mr.. Odegaard, and he was awarded
the contract.
A resolution was adopted instruct
ing the city treasurer to call in all
outstanding city warrants, and he
was also notified that the city demand
ed monthly statements of all licences
collected.
c. R. Griffith, city treasurer report
ed $14,321.60, as total cash receipts
for November and December. Ex-
penses and amounts paid, $712.67,
leaving a balance of $13,409.93 on
hand.
The report of Police Judge Near
thur, states that $572 was collected in
fines.
Don't Want In the Cabinet.