, 1906-02-21
WILL TOLL
THE BELL
MARSHAL DIRECTED TO ENFORCE
THE cURFEW ORDINANCE
HENCEFoRTH.
Children Must Be Off the Streets When
the City Hall Bell Rings or Suffer
Arrest and Punishment-Dog Lie
ense Ordinance Passed by the
Council Last Evening.

Council Last Evening.
The council met at 7:45 last evening,
with Mayor Mckee, Clerk Tyvold, Mar
shall Sigman and Councilmen Johnson,
Phillips, Rogers, Soderstrom and Spic-
er present. Absent Councilman BEEN
er and Attorney McMurray. The min
utes of the meeting of February 6 were
read n approved. Mr.. Beemer came
in during the reading of the minutes
and assumed mis- position.
George Umhauer asked that his re.
tail liquor license at 113 First street be
transferred to John Benson, and on mo-
ton of Mr.. Phillips, the petition was
granted.
Wooden Building Not Allowed.
j. ]. Hebard asked permission to
erect a wooden shed s by IL feet, on
the rear of the premises at 154 North
Second street, on lot 3, block 166, to
be entirely disconnected from and 9th
er building now on the lot, to be used
for kitchen.
On motion of Mr.. Phillips, the prayer
of the petitioner was not granted.
A receipt for $50 received from Wal
den, Colo, was filed, the sale of the
hose cart to thtat city was reported and
the sale confirmed.
j. NJ. Ingersoll referred to the san
itary condition of the Elkhorn barn,
stating that he would connect the prem
Uses with the city sewer in the spring,
if the council saw fit to grant permits
sion to postpone the commencement
of the work.
Mr.. McMurray came in at this point.
Sewer In Two Weeks.
On motion of Mr.. Spicer Mr.. Inger-
soil was allowed two weeks further
time to complete the building of the
proposed
Mr.. Rogers, from the special commit
tee to suggest names for judges and
clerks for the special election March
20, was granted further time.
Mr.. Spicer, from the special commit
tee to confer with engineers concern
ing plans for the proposed water sys-
tenn, reported progress, and the com
mittee was granted further time.
Ballots for Special Election.
Mr.. Spicer moved that the clerk be
directed TO proceed with the printing
provided for by law for the special
election, and the motion prevailed.
On motion of Mr.. Spcer, the marshal
was directed to ask the school board to
dismiss school on election day, as one
of the polling places has been located
at the East Side school house.
The ordinance providing for licens-
ing dogs at 81 per annum for males and
So per annum for females, presented
by Councilman Soderstrom, was pass
ed, the members of the council voting
es follows, Nj. Phillips having been
excused from further attendance at the
present session before the vote was
taken: Ayes-Messrs. Beemer, John
son, Rogers and Soderstrom. No-Mr.
Spicer. Absent-Mr. Phillips.
Business For the Clerk.
of each ordinance be prepared by the
clerk-one for the clerk, one for the
marshal and the third for the justice
of the police court, and the motion pre-
vailed.
The marshal was instructed to en-
force the ordinance concerning chill
dren on the street at night and to toll
the bell at the city hall at the times
required by law.
Mr.. Beemer moved that the clerk be
directed to confer with the electric
light company as to when its pond shall
be filed and its contract completed. The
motion prevailed.
Mayor Mckee and the committee are
preparing the statement for publication
concerning the proposed rebuilding OF
the water system, and on motion of Mr..
spicer, further time was granted to
complete the report.
Attorney Will Deliver Address.
Attorney McMurray consented to ap-
pear before the Laramie Commercial
club at its adjourned meeting mex
Tuesday evening and discuss the &C
ton taken by the council concerning
the water proposition.
The reply of Judge j. w. Lacey of
the legal department of the Union Pa
cifc Railroad company acknowledging
the receipt of the record of the action
of the council concerning the water
works, was read by the clerk.
AT ok tha council adjourned