Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-21

entity that should be filled In. Referred
to the street and alley committee.
A license was granted to A. Bernheim
to conduct Junk business at 1923 South
Wyoming street.
Sullivan & Bertrand asked for
scavenger license. Referred TO the Ii
cense committee.
The contract for paving East Quartz
street between Main and Wyoming was
was approved.
A petition from Hall Brothers and II
others for the grading Of Fremont street
and Delaware avenue was referred to the
street and alley committee.
A petition from the Thompson Invest
ment company for the extension Of sam
itary sewer from Copper street north on
Montana street to the B.. A. 4 p. tracks
and west on Wooln.an street to Idaho
was referred to the sewer committee.
City Attorney Lamb presented COM
mun.cation. relating to the extension OF
Idaho street from Gold to Aluminium. In
his communication Mr.. Lamb stated that
the extension would require the taking
of certain property belonging to school
district No. / on which a school house
stands at the present time. The report
was adOXted.
T. II. Malloney offered to rent room
in the Free Coinage lodging house for a
polling place for the city election for
SIS. The offer was accepted.
Thomas Cohen rendered his resignation
as judge of election in the fourth ward.
1t was accepted and John Donovan app
pointed to fill the vacancy.
p. H. Manchester resigned as judge
of the seventh ward and George r. Da-
Thomas Driscoll resigned as judge of
election in the first ward and w. B.
Strimmell was appointed to fill the va
cancy.
w. c. Barker offered to construct poll
ing places in the second. third, fifth
and seventh wards and to fix up and
furnish buildings in the fourth. sixth
and eighth wards for $19S. The prcpo-
stion was accepted.
Permission was granted to Keafe f<ros.
to make alterations at 81 West Park
street so that the front Of the building
will project Is inches on the sidewalk
The Butte Mining and Development
company requested permission to cOn-
struct a tramway across Colorado alley
at the Emma mine. Placed on file.
A petition from r. c. Currer to con-
meet with a sewer was denied for the
reason that the petitioner is outside o.
the city limits.
T. p. Nugent presented 4 clair, Of
$2S4.22 for material used in the con-
struction of a culvert in Dublin Gulch,
Referred.
The health committee was instruc ted
to audit the bill which the county pre-
scented as the city's share OF maintaining
the pest house.
Bills to the amount of $3.50 We're
audited and ordered paid.
The ways and means committee re-
ported the appropria tions for tho year
1901 1t was adopted. This report ap-
peared in the Inter Mountain few
days ago.
1t was decided to construct a sanitary
sewer on Jackson street from Copper to
/ Quartz. Objections will be heard on April
Alderman Kroger moved that a res
! oluton be drawn authorizing the con-
I struction of a sanitary sewer on West
Ga!ena street from Excelsior to Column
ba streets. Referred to tn, sewer COM
! mittee.
| Bids for the city advertising We're
| opened. The Inter Mountain and the
! Miner bids We're alike AMI founded on
! the statutory basis-$1.5 80 per folio for the
| first insertion and so cents for all sub
! sequent Insertions Both bids were r.
jected and the clerk instructed to adj
| vertise for new bids
Council resolutions We're passed levy
| ing taxes on special improvement dis
tricts II. 13 and 20 to defray the cost of
paving and curbing in accordance with
ordinances 5s7, 5sS and o1s.
Adjourned.