Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-07-18

raV.nr TAX .......,.... 90
Iowa National Bank, commits
sion on paving tax. .......... 33
Agency Savings Bank, commits
sion On paving tax ........ S.24
Independent Con. Co., comrn;s-
sion On paving tax. .....4. 6.39
First National Bank, commits
sion on paving tax .......... 14l6
James Y. Curran, commission
on laylng tax ............... 1913
on warrant 53572
Z. II. Mather and Brother. work 2481
F.. Daggett q sons, drayage. 49,. $50
q. DarEett Ia Sons. drayaRe. 85
Star Livery, drayage $50
Inin Mfg. Co., supplies ..... 29Tb
King Horse Shooting Co.. work. 500
Iowa Telephone CO., services -. $50
Harper & McEatire supplies -. 6.iS
Iowa Steam LN,.ndry, laundry. 2.68
q. M Robinson, feed .......... 21.77
Swanson & Anderson, buttons, $50
Wormhoudt Lumber Co., lum-
peF 80. ........ ............ D.
FTirper & McIntire, supplies. -. 1851
King Horse Shooting Co. Ttrk. 222l
J. F. Rugg, supplies. .. $50
Norman Dimmitt oats... 80. 26.a1
Iowa Steam Laundry, la ,nlry.. LIS
Gamewell rlIe Alarm Co. up
rlics 10
Adams Express Co.. service. .... 100
". !. Beatty, filing saws. 1.bO
Q. ;uinwa Lick and Construc-
Zion Co.. supplies $780,. -. 17.ae
Public Water Co, sidewalk In
eersections .............,... 2.00
John Reny, repairs ~ 1900
HorMhoudt Lumber ca, sup
plies .a.... ...,.. 35.13
fTarper & McIntire supplies. 1900
Doty Clothing Co si,pn1ies 1 20
Oskaloosa Paving and Brick Co.,
paving brick 1880
Keefe Bros, repairing paving 318.29
Longfellow Book store, supplies rs
More Water Mains.
Resolutions were passed to order
water mains extended as follows: On
Iowa avenue from Main to Second,
then west on Second to Ash; on Ash
from Main to Center avenue and from
Grant to Kruger; on blackberry from
Cherry to Birch; on East Maple ave.
nue. from Green to Camille; on Wapel-
10 south to Clayton from Woodland:
east on Clayton to West street, north
on West to Woodland; on Ottumwa
from Fifth to Wapello; on East Holt
from North Mclean to North Holt; on
Sherman from Junction to Clay; on
Clay from Sherman to Benton;
on Benton from Clay to Russell; on
Russell to Clay; on Fourth to High
land avenue; on Highland avenue
from Mcpherson to Clarence; on Clar-
ence from Highland to Second; on
Weller from Church to Vine; on Sheri-
dan avenue from Church to Wabash;
on Schuyler from Church to Wilson;
on Wilson from Schuyler to Moore;
on Moore from Wabash to Williams;
on Williams from Moore to Weller;
on James from Vine to Williams; on
Williams from James to Weller and
on Willard from Church to Wilson
streets.
Paving.
The following street and alleys will
be paved: East Fourth street from
Jefferson to Ash; Green street from
Second to Fifth streets; alley in lots
No. "a and rs from Court street west
to Marion.
The question Of paving Court street
from Main south to the railroad tracks
| was referred to the committee of the
whole as we'll as the question of paw
ing the alley in lots No. 81 and 80
from College east to Union.
Attorney Walter McNett, in behalf
of the AUDITING property owners who
would be called upon to pay for the
paving OF the last named alley, was at
the meeting and stated that the saiG
owners we're not in favor of having
the alley paved at their expense as
they would reap no benefits whatever
from such an action.
More Sidewalks Allowed.
Temporary four-foot brick sidewalks
will be laid on the following streets:
On Blackhawk from West Main tt
Second; on Davis from Vine to Finley
avenue; on Finley avenue from Moore
to Hancock; on West street from Easi
Mclean to Clayton avenue: on Wapel
10 from Albany to Penns Jlvania; or
Main from South Clay to Blackhawr
and on Cherry from Main to Secont
streets
! The reports of the expenditures u
the street commissioner In the various
!, wards for the semi-month is as fol
lows:
First ward .................$ l0Z.3'
Second ward ............. 67.D'
Third ward ........... I'LL
Fourth ward .............. S4.3!
Fifth ward .............. 1886
Sixth ward 55.S'
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