The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-08-10
water Ordinance Passed and ordin'
ance Governing the Saloons Put
on It's First Reading.

an audience of citizens present to
present some matters to the council.
A petition was presented from
residents north of the Omaha track
asking for the construction of a side
walk on Ninth street. The petition
was referred to the street and alley
committee.
The reports OF Judge Herbert and
Weighmaster Mcdonald were pre-
sented, accepted and ordered placed
on file. The report OF City Treas
urer Kibnee for June was accepted
and placed on tile and his report for
July was referred to the finance
committee.
The following bills Were read to
the council, were passed and war
rants ordered drawn OF the treasury:
Mitchell Gas Co., tight and
supplies. 1863 30
r.. L. Tremaine, salary police so 90.
M. Keith, salary chief police so 90
JonD ReiersOn, salary street
commissioner. ............. 80 90
j. g. Markham, salary audi
tor aud expense. 80 90
Vim. PattlSOn, salary police So 90
j. u. Nelson, salary engineer 80 90
Edla LaurSOn salary librarian 40 90
j. W.. Clark, salary assistant
nre cnleI. ...... ...... y %
Roy Hackett, salary fife chief 25 90
r. f, Dundas, salary health
officer. IS 90
"a. r.. Kibbee, salary treasurer % 90
Preston & Hannett, salary
ATTORNEYS 90 20
W. II. Hetrlck, dirt on
tleatS. IA 40
C. d. Newman, dirt Oh
streets. ..................... 26 25
Carl Gabrielson, street labor 4 sol
John Peterson, street labor 5 25
Vim. Lehman, street labor 43 90
g. w. Toland. street labor IS rs
Harry Rowley, work at park 6 10
j. N. Grow, insurance $500. 10 90
Fire Department, tires....... is 90
John Wayman, hauling dirt
IN street. 50 10
q. ID. Newman, dirt on street 3 60
HI. =. Clearwater, street
crossings u 90
"A. Scheu1enbrand, street
crossings. ................... 2es sol
I'nos. Christopher, work on
WaterWOrkS... ............. 4 10
Graham, work at water works 2 OOl
Christopher. work at water
works. ....... .............. q 90
Davis & Daniels, cement. 6 25I
s. w. Parker, work at water
works. ...................... COL
Fullerton Lumber Co., COAL. 1853 IS
Clifford Nelson, work at
water works. .............. SO 90
VIM. Nelson, unloading coal s 55l
Fire Department, tires....... 40 Sol
Paul StOWell, salary sexton... so 90
ThOs. Wheeler, street work. % 90
Chas. Swanson, street labor. AZ DOL
Chas. Palmer, street labor. 80 DOL
Tom Wheeler, street labor. % O0I
Chas. Peterson, street labor. II 25l
j. B. Dotv, street lab0r...... IS 25
Vim. PaLliSon, street labor. 6 ISL
Nick Kuntze, street labof... 6e 25l
ii. G. Cook, board prisoners "a so
y A. Smith, witness Fee. 1Oi
Tom Condor, witness fee. ! lO|
~. b. VanAlstine, supplies. 5 90
Johnson s. Bergquist, black
smithing .................. Is Sol
Waiter Newman, pOlice...... l3 80
Webster. Cook & Co., supplies 8 7cl
John Cummings, salary dump
ground .......... $500. 40 90
Sam Hicks, street s%prinkling is 90
". A. Branch, supplies. So. 5 25|
u. HCrzOg, blacksmith 800. 3 25I
=. j. Purdy, labor........... 4 90
Mrs. Rasmussen, labor....... j sol
Mrs. j. =. Roth, iabor... -. 4 2O|
Fnlleltcn Lumber Co., sup
piies........................ 80 56
=. a. Heurmann, plumbing. 2 sol
J. b. Doty, drayage.......... 10 20
VIM. M. Herbert, court fees. 70 85
=. E. Livingstone dIayage... IS
y. X. ochlimgen, drayage... 5 SO
Fred Schu, drayage .......... 2 so
a. b. tlager, Insurance.. "a 90
sC. u. Rathbun, supplies. .... 3 So
A. Jacobs, DARK wOrk....... Z SOL
y. H.%Ferris, supplies 4 O5
The bill of Messrs. Rathbun and
Seaman for the purchase OF the
sewer in front OF their property was
referred to the sewer committee.
Ordinance No. POI was placed on
its first reading. This ordinance has
for its object defining the privileges
of the saloons in the city and is
practically the same as the state
law. The ordinance is specific in
the manner in which the saloons
shall conduct their business.
An ordinance was introduced
granting an extension Of the fran
chise Of the Mitchell Gas Co. 1t
vas not read but was referred to the
committee on ordinances.
The city hall committees made a
written report defining the duties Of
the janitor Of the city hall, but 1t
was not sufficiently specific as relating
to the library building and it was
referred back for another report.
The purchase of the hose and
chemical wagon for the fire depart
ment was again up for a discussion,
in which the makes ..of two wagons
is the point at issue. The Knott
wagon, at a price Of 1,465, and the
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