The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1905-09-15
WATER MAINS CONTRACT
GOES TO o. w. RIsH FOR THE SUN
OF $2,254.
.g WAS THE LOWEST BIDDER

Considered and Matter Placed in
Hands Of TIE Proper Committee.
List Of Bills Allowed.
lFtom Fridays Dnilyl
The city council met In regular ses'
sion last evening with Mayor Friday
and Councilmcn Crotty, Cow, kiesau'
Spellman. stafford and Mathewson
present. Absent. Halversteln.
The trcasurcr's report for July was
reported correct by the auditing com
mittco and the report for August was
referred 10 the same committee.
The following resolution was read
and adopted:
Resolved That new walk he or
dered placed on the west side OF lots
. and 10, block Z. Koenigstein's third
addition to Norfolk. and that same be
constructed according to the provl-
slons OF ordinance No. 275.
The matter of establishing "A grade
on the east side of lots Is and l6, block
1. Bear n Mathewson's addition, was
referred to the street commissioner
with instructions to give Mr.. Enders
proper information when laying the
walk.
The petition OF property owners In
the vicinity OF the Grant school, ask
ing that street lamp be placed on
the northwest corner OF Eleventh
street and Philip avenue, was referred
To the street and alley committee with
power to act. and the committee Is
also to look into the advisability OF
placing gas lamp at Thirteenth and
Madison.
The police Judges report for August
was referred to the auditing commit
tee.
Henry Hasenpnug was granted Ii
censo to sell liquor on lot s, block 4
original Norfolk Junction, in the
Fourth ward.
A motion prevailed to credit NJ. En-
ders for laying water pipe from the
mains to his lot
A motion carried unanimously to Ill
and place n cement walk along the
north side of the lot adjoining the
Times.Tribune on the west, and tC
charge of the cost against the property
The bid of o. w. Rish for the extern
sion of water mains being the Lowest
the public works committee was in
structed to enter into contract with
him for the amount of $2,245.
The city attorney was instructed tC
draw up an ant-spitting ordinance.
The following bills were allowed anC
ordered paid;
Thomas Crotty, $500; ], L. Duncan
5000: J. w. Cook, 5000; Norfolk Print
ing Co. S9.65; w, II. Livingston
$1,000 c. II. Layman. $1,000: Blake
man 4 Coleman, $500; C. Long
$2450 H. A. Salmon, $500; II. l.
Lovelace, s12.45; Geo. Knapp. S1,05
w. II. Widaman, $500; G. II. Seller
$500; O. w. Rish. STEPS; Norfoll
Light & Fuel Co, $12S,0o Aug, Buss
s62,40; Fred Leu, $3.50; II. Il. Law
renee, $3.50 o. A. Richey, $1,000;
T. Cook, $3.50 Frank Lamb. $100
Lee Upton. $2l,90; Il. j. SchoreggC
$25,6O; Jim Hay, s62,65; w, d, Uecker
$3.50; O. w. Rish, s2750; p. +
SpTeCnST, NO,hu,' NnHpHlHn waive 70
$2094; NJ. II. Green, $500; Schurt
4 Jenkins, 10 cents; John FIR
day, s2O,90; Reynolds 4 Klug, $l,50
c. H. Layman, $22.20; Nebraska Telt
phone Co, Sl25; Harry Gaines, $l9,25
+. w. Klentz, $4,000; jim Endsley
$1650; l.. c. Mittelstadt, S20l2; II, {
Truman, s50.75; Omaha World-HeralC
$500; l., l.. Heckendorf, SS.9l; {
Uhle. $3.50; Norfolk Anzeiger, $l0.S0
John Benning SlS.45; VIM. Kocl
s+050; Gabe Lee, S64.S0; c. f. Lie
man, $500; w. p. Dixon, S5.40; AuI
Graul, $1,000; Aug, Brummund SEAS
f. S, Bley, $3.50; II. Hollyfeld, $500
NJ Enders, si0l.49; Edwards & Bra'
ford Lumber Co, s165.S9.
A number of bills against the cit
were received after 10 O'Clock moo
and were therefore laid over until I'll
first Thursday in October.