The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-05-07
THE CITY DADS
OF kAL|SPE ELL
Are Harmonious in Every Act
and Deed.
OFFICIALS RENAMED
Bee Gets City Printing. Volume Of Bush
ness Transacted by the New
. Council.
OFFICIALS RENAMED

lAdIlOu VI the CITY council was nelO
last night. There were present Mr..
Mayor, Aldermen Listle, Burnes,
Mulaney, McIntire and Web
ster. Coincident with the retirement
Of Alderman Smithers, Mayor Griffith
expressed the appreciation in which
he was held by all the council, refer
ring to the fact that Mr.. Smithers has
been for six years member of the
council and always a willing worker
in the cause of good government. Mr..
Smithers responded feelingly and bus
mess proceeded.
No changes at all were made in the
appointed officials, but in the commit
tees some changes were necessary to
substitute for retiring members as fol-
lows:
Auditing-Burnes, Listle and Web
ster
Streets and Alleys - Mulany, Gam
er and Webster.
Water and Light - Webster, Mula-
ny and McIntire.
Fire Protection NM Gamer, Burns
and Listle.
Sewerage - Webster, Mulany and
McIntire.
Printing - Barnes, Mulaney and
Webster
Ways and Means - McIntire. Gam
er and Listle.
Building permits were granted as
follows:
j. B. Sinclair, brick and stone
building, story, on lot 8, block IS.
Joseph Bachant, building 25x25, lot
-, block AZ.
| ]. H. Hecker, addition to the cream
cry in lot 5. block g.
| Various reports of officers were ac-
cepted after being read and placed on
file. The police judge incidentally
mentioned balance of $685. from his
department.
The report of the city treasurer
showed a balance of $2,699.2S on hand,
$222.50 being income from license.
The ordinance licensing bill posters
was offered an amendment making it
unlawful for any person other than
one licensed to peddle bills or distri.
butte like matter. This proposed
amendment was referred to committee
for later report. An order regarding
smokestacks was also referred to a
committee and will come up next Mon
day night.
Just previous to the work in audit
( ing claims against the city, Alderman
Smithers was deposed with thanks
and laudation and his successor Mr..
: Webster duly sworn. Alderman Lis
tie and McIntire also subscribed tc
the oath.
Bills Allowed.
Street Funds. j. Harper, $3.50;
F. w. Bucksen $3.50; H. j. Hall 81;
M. M. Co. $1.25; Sam Beattie So;
John McCracken s.; c. M. Bryant
$34; William Benjamin 1925; J. w.
Modisette, SIG; H. j. Harper, $13;
A. B. Benedict, $12; w. F. Mulany
IS cents.
Contingent-Hackett & Reed $3.50;
T. J. Hannah SO; Bee Publishing Co
IS; j. A. Eakright SO; w. A.
Thompson 50; George D. Barnard &
Co. $14.50; M. M. Co. So cents; Oscar
Engle IS; A. Macarthur $50; F. L,
Gray IS.
!, Sprinkling- Rakestraw $52.65.
Sewer District No. IA. L. ia
queth $40; A. B. Benedict $3.50.
= Sewer District No. "A. L. ia
, pueth $3.50; same $50; same 500
A. B. Benedict $3.50.
The street commissioner was in
structed to proceed at once in tn,
matter of having the ruins of tn,
Rakestraw barn removed.
The subject of repairs upon the fir
hall was referred to the committee OF
ways and means.
}. The clerk was instructed to Motif
; the CITY treauSurer that hereafter Il
censes for doing commercial bushes
a must be collected from women so en-
gagged. He was also notified tina
saloon licenses must be reported a
delinquent, monthly.
n Rubbish and garbage which occas
ionally finds its way to the alleys an
G open lots was also put on the pre
S scribed list, and the commissions
ordered to have the nuisance abatet
Y The matter of letting the contrae
d for city printing and records for tn
\ ensuing year, was now taken up
Three bids were presented, but ths
It submitted by the Bee Publishing c.
was considered the lowest and be.
n bid, and the clerk ordered to draw u