Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-03
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
CITY COUNCIL OlSPOSES OF eUSt.
NESS At LAST NIGHTS
SESSION.
Call Issued for the Annual City Elec-
tion-Quota Of Jurymen OraWn-Or-
dinance for Compulsory Attendance
Of Defeated.

The city council held their regular
monthly meeting at the city hall last
night at which all were present for
roll call with the exception of Alder
man lager.
Under the head OF reports of special
committees was handed in a report on
certain city lots which had been spoken
for by Chas. Wachter and Katharine
Lyons fixing a price at which the CONS
mittee thought it advisable to dispose
OF the same. The report was filed for
further action pending an inspection
OF the property by the members OF the
council.
The sidewalk improvements will be
continued as soon rs the weather per-
mits under the old resolutions as de-
cided by the carrying of a motion OF
H. L. Reade.
Under a motion made by Alderman
Reade the city auditor was instructed
to call a city election to be held April
9TH, the first Monday of the month.
and designating as the different poll
ing places for each ward as follows:
First ward, the Dewey house; Second
ward. the new city Fire House; Third
ward, E. G.. Smiths blacksmith shop
and the Fourth ward at the Robidoi'
paint shop, and also that the city aud
itor make all further arrangements for
the election as may be necessary.
Under the law the senior alderman
shall be inspector Of election in his re-
spective ward unless a candidate for
reelection and as the members OF the
council were in doubt as to who was
senior alderman in this particular
case the matter Of decision was left
to the city attorney. The papers des-
ignated to publish the notice OF cleo
ton were the Tribune and the Settler.
Under the head of presentation OF
laims the following bills We're handed
in:
G.. e. Welch. boarding city
prisoners 49,
Hughes E1ec Co. lighting . So. on
Settler Pub. Co.. printing. IA.
G. A. Burton, coal ............ 2..c
Webb Bros, dry goods to
board Of health ........... LII
Hughes Elec. Co.. lighting
january .............. 49,"
The fifth item was referred to the
board Of health and the others to the
committee on claims.
Pursuant to a call for the city's
quota Of So names for the jury for the
next term of court the following names
we're chosen: C. B. Little, r. H. Treacy
M. J. Mckenzie, E. E. Horner, l.
HOgue, VIM. Cook, ]. Brown, Z. NJ.
Carr, N. White, Jacob Fetch, Carl An
derson. JOS. Wood. Chas. Burlington, G.
L. Gilbert, T. J. Woodmansee. E. J.
Meisner, VIM. Moran, J.. Janer, ThOs.
Cunningham, F. Smokey. E. Gronitz. F.
COnklin, NJ. Halloran. John Sunder-
Land, j. T. Cochrane, John Brown. E.
S. Pierce, M. Francis. J. O. Farr, Lewis
Martinessen, Perry Burton. c. Bertsch
jr., VIM. Pye, J. Dietrich, c. H. Phelps.
H. StOddard. S. M. Pye. ThOs. Egan. A.
F. Marquette, B. w. Bartron, J. d. Nc
Donald, Chas. Carlson, Sam Cling, VIM.
Hughes, E. G. Patterson. F. Fetch, p.
C. Remington, Miles Mack. J. J. Jack
man, Denis Hurley. J.. Fortune. F.
Strauss. J.. Harold. j. l.. Bell. NJ. J.
Scoville, j. Stinson, G. Dolan. NJ.
Grady, E. A. Williams, E. G. Taylor. B.
r.. GdSe' n. ~. Nuuu, JUN DfO"H. y.
A. Meisner. L. F. Hackett, James Boyle.
F. Knight, H. McCrury. Ed. Wood. G.
Huber, H. Thompson, w. J. EmptiMg.
G. A. Dickey, E. s. Beardsley, Ed Nc
Gahan, Chas. Blunt, Fred Merck.
Chas. Anderson. F. Finlayson. Max
Kupitz, Ben Belk, P. P. Formoe. Chas.
Hanson.
After defeating the proposed ordin-
ance for the compulsory attendance OF
aldermen at the regular meetings OF
the council the body adjourned to the
next regular meeting the first Monday
in April.