The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-04-05

j. IL. Nelson;. salary engi- .e".
nee 60 90.
Mitchell Gas. Co.. lights
VIM. Lehman, salary sexton so 50 90 %
Fire Departments; attending "
fire observation-disclosures. %. 90,
NJ, .Loyinger, street labor. 90
S. S. Sharp, street labor. 10 90
NJ. Kortz, street labor. : $500,
Thos. Wheeler, street labor ITO 90,
Sam Mauer, -janitor. work. IL 81,
Paul Stowell, salary janitor 16 Sc
Jay McLain, salary janitor IS 90
Sam "Mauer; work at city
hall ...... 10 IS
Commercial & Savings
Bank, money advanced. SO so
John Sbry, sand at water
works .::....". ~: =. .""s 4 so
VIM. - Nelson, unloading l.. %.
cOal ....... ..... ...... y 20.
j. F. Cattrell. work at wa
ter works -. 10 So
National Meter Co., for
water metess -s.....~.. .2OSO 90,
Mrs. Rasmussen, labor.,... i SO
M. Marsden, street labor. 40 90
j. B. Doty, freight and
. : drayage' :..: .. .... - 5 SO
NSAAs f4SOl6OA, doS1SLduN Gilt e.AE.su y
,gineer ......,.,.......,. so 90
w. s. McGrath, witness fee 3 80
VIM. Barbris, labor at city
hall ..:.: $500. ..... <. 40
Sam Hicks street sprink- ~. y. !,
ling 81. SO.
VIM. Herbert, court fees. Al 80.
j. Nelson, surveying 1916
Geo! Keohier,;' putting roof ,as.
on library building ..... 1852. So
He Cook, boarding pris-
F.. r. Schlimgeh, drayage. 1 90.
Chas. Avery, hauling gravel 4 80
A. Scheurenbrand, work at
library 43 81
G. w. AUSTIN plumbing. 118 81
Fullerton Lumber Co., coal $50 90
! w. A. Branch, supplies. .5ua "a, 90
l.. p. Stair, supplies. 49,. 4 .25
Mitchell Printing Co., sup
pies ........ ...... 9 70
A. j. King & Co., supplies $50
Crane & Co., supplies. ..... az. Sc
mayors ONCE. ......... 1:1s Is
Johnson & Bergduist, sup
pres ....... " III W
A. Scheurenbrand. and. A.,
ney On city hall: 49,. 1875 90
To Purchase Fire Wagon.
After resting for. nearly a year on
the. fire wagon, Alderman Wells pre-
scented u compromise agreement from
the fire department stating that. the
members would be satisfied. for the
city to purchase the Obenchain-Moyer
wagon. only they preferred the coAn-
Gil to assume the responsibility in the
purchase. The alderman stated that
with the purchase of the fire wagon
would naturally follow the purchase
of a team of horses, to operate 1t. but
he thought the horses could be. we'll
utilized on the streets.
The fire committee have. been in
conference during the day with the
agent Of the !Qbenchain-Moyer Co.,
and it is likely that the purchase, will
be made, {
Rebate to Salvation Army.
Alderman Wells presented q re-
quest from the Salvation Army ask
ing for a. rebate of the sum of Sc
for rent. Of the city. hall. ON. the night
of their entertainment. The alder
man suggested that the rebate be
granted, inasmuch as the Salvation
Army people did not have any .regu-
lar organization behind them. and
that they. were entitled to that recog-
milton from the city for the work
that they are doing among the lower
classes, which are not reached by
the churches. The request was
\ granted .u. 49,. .si-.a smt
An. ordinance granting the, Chi
,cago, Milwaukee. g. st. Paul railroad
to lay tracks along Aurora street was
placed on, its second reading and
passed., This covers the new ground
that the, Milwaukee intends to make
its. extension in the city, The ,loca-
ton of. the. property is in the vicinity
4of the coal sheds. "a, ~.
II esssrWM LeaseoWater Meters. =,
The water ordinance was brought
up on its second reading, and before
council had got very far into 1t a dis
cission arose as to the city fcharg.
ling the consumers for the water me.
tiers. They realized that 1t wal
! causing a great deal of confusion and
some hard feelings. and It was inall.
j decided, as the easiest way to solve
1.-THE problem, for the city to own the
J meters and charge {" rental for thu
+ same. Parties who have already In
! stalled the meters Furnished by th,
Sohncil can use their own pleasur.
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