Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-04-26

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kinds removed at once. The new
board Of health met and organized by
the election Of A. T. Patterson, presi-
dent, and N. o. Romstad, health of
Ger. Matters were discussed relating
to city health officers and it was de-
cided to inspect all slaughtering
houses frequently to make analyses
of milk supplied to the citizens and in
general look after those matters cal
culated for the benefit of the public.
health. Complaints of unsanitary
conditions existing anywhere in the
city should be made to the board and
they will be attended to.
In For I'm. +. Mckenzie: what
do | think Of. this irrigation project?
I'm in for it, am. I'll go into it for
Ieighty-five acres and I'll use some of
my time in the endeavor to get others
to. It's mighty good thing and l
believe in it even if there are those
who knock against it,
Will BuiId-P. III. Burton will build
"a fine modern residence on the corner,
of Ninth street and avenue, A. In
order to build on this lot Mr.. Burton
will be obliged to build a nine foot
stone wall on the north and east side
and fill the same in to level up the
lot. It will be recognized as the cor
ner of which. most lies in the swale
where food waters from rains come
from the heights to the north near
the capitol.
/ More lmprovements-The Presby-
terians are contemplating consider
ably amount of improvement for their
fine church edifice this summer.
Among the improvements planned is
a new carpet of a greenish cast. It
will require nearly four hundred yards
to carpet the church. The interior
may receive a new frescoe and the
most important of all is a large Sun
day school annex which is to be built
to accommodate the large number of
children attending The Presbyter-
ians have the largest Sunday school
enrolment in the city something over
two hundred.
Parish Meetina-At the parish meet
ing held in st. Georges Episcopal
church P. c. Remington was chosen
as senior warden and A. L. Fellows
as Junior warden. Vestrymen chosen
were as follows: G. F. Dullam, B. E..
Jones, F. J. Rupert and Capt. w. s..
Moorhouse, with Robt. Macnider as
honorary member. A review of the
church matters showed it to be pick
ing up rapidly and forging ahead in a
very satisfactory manner under the
energetic and able work of the Ven
Archdeacon Jones, the rector. Many
Improvements in the church property
including new rectory are among the
things planned for the immediate
future.
/ Goes to Mandan-Mr. Jas. A. French
of the reclamation service moves to
Mandan tonight where he will con.
duct surveys for an irrigation project
south of that city along the Heart
river 1t is probable that pumping
plant will be put in at the site of
Fort Abraham Lincoln and water
pumped over the hill into the valley.
Several thousand acres can be fri
gated there and the people interested
have already. formed a water users
association. Messrs. French, Storrs
and Fellows we're up to the forks of
Apple Creek yesterday and are of the
opinion that reservoir to hold food
waters there could be built and an
amount of water held each spring that
would greatly reduce the cost of
pumping.
Cabbage and tomato plants now
ready. J. w. Millett,
South side of Ry. track.