The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-01-08
Council Meeting Devoid o.
Special Features.
ISSUE WARRANT CALL
For January t1-Outside of Numerou:
Bills No Business of General Interest
Was Transacted.

The regular meeting of the city
council, held in the office of the city
clerk, +. l.. Gray, Monday night was
devoid of any special interest and,
aside from the regular routine work,
little was done. The meeting was
called to order by Mayor w. H. Grit
fin, with Aldermen Burns, Listle, Nc
lntire and Webster present.
After the minutes of the previous
meetings were read and approved the
reports of j. w. johnson, chief of po-
lice, and A. Macarthur, police magis-
trate, for December were acted upon.
The monthly report of c. R. Griffith,
city treasurer, was referred to the au-
dltlng committee, composed of Alder
men Burns, Webster and Listle, who
reported that they had examined the
reports of the city treasurer for the
months of August, September and
October and had corrected the errors
therein.
A communication was received by
the council from Sidney M. Logan, as
attorney for Mrs. Hundley, who sus-
tanned a broken arm and other in
juries by falling on the sidewalk last
summer, stating that his client would
settle her claim against the city for
81 900. At previous meeting of the
council Mrs. Hundley had entered a
claim for $4,000, and the vast differ
ence between the two claims caused
considerable comment by the mem
bers of the council. After the ques-
ton had been discussed at some
length, it was decided to reject the
claim altogether and fight it if neces.
sary.
The building application of j. B.
Sinclair for wood saw shed on lot
ri, block rs; Ganger & Harness, sa
loon building on the corner of Second
street and Second avenue west, and
of j. H. Hecker for a frame ice house
on lot 4, block 65, were granted by
the council.
The city treasurer was notified tc
make out statement showing the
amount of money in the different
funds, and also to make call for
warrants on January IL.
The following claims against the
city were passed upon favorably by
the council:
j. G. Snyder, crosswalk, 500.
George Pennell, sidewalk grades
$3.50.
Beebe & Ragsdale, repairs, $3.50
| Frank Schonborn, streetwork, $175
A. Macarthur, expense police court
$500.
Frank Shonborn, engineer expenses
$1.25.
Robert McFadden, hauling, $40.
Jos: G. Odegaard, sewer expenses
$3.50.
Conrad National bank, clerk ex
penses, SITS.
J. G. Wier, police, $3.50.
Bee Publishing company, printing
$500.
H. A. Sheldon, police, $3.50.
A. ]. Burnes, auditing, $500.
R. E. Webster, auditing, $500.
w. A. Thompson, fire expense, $1.00
J. r. Listle, auditing, $500.
Nathan Bros, police expense, $500
Bee Publishing company, printing
$500.
Kalispell W. & E. company, library
expense, $500.
Lee Kerr, expense fire hall, 1925.
H. j. Dean, rebate poll tax, $500.
w. H. Moore, Library expense, $32.75
]. H. Edwards, library expense
$3.50.
Kalispell Land and Insurance com
pany, library expense, $4,000.
Bjorneby & Weberg, library ex
pense, $2.25.
Bjornebv & Weberg, library eX
pense, SO cents.
Flo E. Madison, library expense
$3.50.
Ben Fox, wood for library, $472.
John Sells. special improvement
district No 2, $47.54.
j. ]. Sullivan, refund, $23.70.