The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-06

1 7. RECEIPTS. #
On hand Feb. Ist, 1906. $$a6, ,7o5. as.
Taxes ;. -. .,.....s.,f.s -. 46 ,oI7 30
Fines. police court &. I. !. ]. !. 478 90
Water rents s... -. ]. ... 1877. SO
Hospital bill collected ~. s 20. 90
Lights at N. P. crossings B. IA 40
Licenses ......,....... II Il IS 90
Special sewer assessment M. oil. O0
Special paving assessment. 9oo. SO
Interests on dep osits. 5 10 II
,, \ $4os354s rs
Total receipts so, $500
DISBURSEMENTS.
Warrants and warrant int. IS 4,262. 2.o6
Paylilg ofdeT.3. !, .l... 1000 100
Coupon sewer and paving IN
tereSt ... %. So
Tax commissions !. !. 49, /. !. .s.1. 20. 3S
Treas. Board fof Education LOO. OF
Treas. Library Board I,22o.82
Total disbursements. \. IS IS
On hand Feb, 328 99 So. 4. .$67,96s SIS
The estimates for the sewer and wa
ter main connections on Broadway
made by 7. p, Riley were submitted
land warrants ordered drawn for the
same. Most Of the connections have
already been paid for by those benefit
ed, but there remains something over
$500 to be paid. .s5 50
On motion of Alderman Stern the
paving warrant payments were fixed
at a maximum of ten years to be
paid in irlstallments as fixed by other
ten-year warrants already arranged
for,
Al petition was presented signed BY
thirty three property owners on F.
avenue, said to represent majority
of the frontage, protesting against paw
ing that avenue from Broadway TO the
north bridge. The petition was or
dered filed.
The city engines was authorized to
prepare plans and specifications for
sewer and water main connection on
Seventh street between Eleventh. and
Twelfth avenues north and also a wa
| ter main on Eleventh avenue from
Tenth street north. 53si 5
The city engineer was authorized
| to prepare plans and specifications for
1.-The proposed Fifth ward trunk sewer
which will be constructed across
Broadway and which must be put III
before the paving is laid. 8ss I.
| Five special assessment lists OF sew
| iers were approved. Isl
Allthe bids for contracts for putting
iii of water mains were rejected on ac-
count Of defects in the bids, and bids
were ordered readys 1ed
1 The ordinance dedicating certain
streets AZ. the n. !. III railway was placed
on its second reading and final pas;
sage. b
On motion Of Alderman Stewart tils
ieity attorney was authorized to prepare
/ a new city health ordinance, ii being
apparent that the present ordinancs
does not meet the requirements of th'
city,
on motion 81 Alderman Clapp TIL
matter of extending the FIRE limits y
the city was referred to the fire ans
i water committee and city attorney K
formulate a new ordinance, coverinI
4 the changes desired, "a report to b
lsnlade at the ilexf meeting.
The following list of jlirynnen weri
i Jselected BY LOT to- BE Fargo quota d
Required under the provisions Of tf
4 law for selecting juryracii for the dis
i ltrict court: r.. ilson Ole Paul
Il son, M Webster, I Clapp, Jas
4 callahan, Pete Johnson, Clark Hag
gart, A G Westerdahl, A E. Wood
Gus sSyyerson, Ole Korsmo, A, E, Ed
dy, Ole Oliver. Hodges, JAS
4 Landers, S. Fraser Mezirow, S. Sor
Il enson, r Gray, Jacob Miller
i Frank Tilden and M Saiildon
City Milk Inspector Dunham sub
i mitted detailed report giving a re
/ sntile Of the work of his departaaeli
since the milk inspe ction ordinaiic