The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1907-10-11
section of North street, passed it
second and final reading.

The application for a liquor license
for George r. Ellsworth, in the
building north of the Hotel Harney,
in the Third ward, was taken up. w.
w. Soule appeared before the council
and entered protest to the grant
ing of the license on account of the
saloon being started in the interest
,of brewery. Frank Bangs appeared
in behalf of the applicant and urged
the granting of the license at once.
After some discussion the council
deferred action on the application to
the next regular meeting of the city
council.
An ordinance was introduced ask
ing for right-of-way by the Chicago
& Northwestern railroad for the con-
struction of sidetrack down the al
ley in blocks II and 72 to Eighth
street. After considerable discussion
the matter went over without any
action by the council.
On motion the application for ex-
tension of water mains to the mills
of the Lanphere-Hinrichs Co., to be
used solely for fire protection, was
referred to the water committee with
power to act.
The following bills were taken up
and allowed on the various funds:
Oscar Pearson, s97.6O; H. Boomer,
$500 and $4,000; Joe Otto, $69.-
70; Standard Oil Co, $3.75, $15.96
and S13.95; Jos. B. Gossage, s237.-
rs; Crittenden-Wentw Indus
trial Association, s159.1o; Rapid
City Electric Light Co., s55.45; Du-
hamel Bros. & Aclsrman, $3.50;
Herman 6 Birnbaum, s1S.9s; Mary
G, Reilly, $3.50; oyerpeck Bros,
$a1.Go; Rapid City Gas Light Co.,
$500; G. W. Derr, $1.40; A. K.
Thomas, $500; Ward White, SIS 90
and $1,000; Jos. Brooks, $4,000; AL
E!ougherty, s43.17; A. j. McCulloch,
36.25 and $3.75; Hank Engler,
$500, $19.25 and 5000; Geo. Eng
Ter, s7.25, $500 and s12.50; Fl. H.
Gum, $11.oo, $500 and s21.4o;
Frank Qualls, s2o.75; Chas. Belknap,
s2A.75 and p12.O0; Geo. Kelley,
S45.Oo and $3.50; Frank Stewart,
s65.0O; Howard Wells, s1.00; Jas.
Burney, $1.50: Clate Havelin, $3.50;
j. T. Garland, $500: Duhamel Bros.
6 Ackerman, $171.O0; Geo. Kelley,
5000; A. j. McCulloch, 5000; Al
Dougherty, 5000; Jos. Brooks,
$500; Rapid City lumber Co., sea-
l,20.
The following is the pay roll of
workmen engaged on the Maple Ave
nue. bridge: r. Slater, $500; G.
scheimborg, $4.so; o. Olson, s4.O5;
F. Laschford, $3.50; D. Calder, ST.
so; e. Peterson, $3.50; Black Thun-
der, $3.50; T. High Eagle, $3.50;
| Thos. Little Wolf, Y!.50; H. Thorn
as, $3.50; B. Thomas. $3.50; G. Hol-
ley, .s2.7O; M. Holley $3.50; D. Hull,
! $3.50; Floyd Foster, $3.50; NJ. Crow
ley, $15.75; R. Smith, s7.17; L. Day
| lor, s5.77; Thos. Jenkins, $3.50;
John Wagner, $6.75; John Wright,
S21.70; G. Wllliams, 5000; 7.
johnson, s14.OO; John Bruner, s12.-
90; r. Stewart, 1880; VIM. Know
les, s16.5O; Vim. Maxwell, s26.30.
Tie monthly report of the chief
of police for the month of September
was read and ordered placed on file.
me quarterly report of II. r. JOY,
city justice of the peace, was read
and on motion referred to the finance
committee.
The mayor announced that he had
appointed P. B. Mccarthy and L. A.
Richards as delegates to the national
i mining congress to be held in No
{. vember at Joplin, Mo. The nomina-
tions were on motion confirmed by
the council.
There being no further business
the council adjourned.
The following late books, pu2-
4 chased with money received from
fines on overdue books, are now
|ready for circulation:
4 Parker, The Weavers.
i Doyle, Sir Nigel.
4 Greene, Woman in the Alcove.
Fenollosa, Dragon Painter.
Phillips, The Second Generation.
! Twain, Ewes Diary.
3 Mural, Bud.
!; Vance, The Brass Bowl.
j. Nicholson, Part of Missing Men.
Y Scott, Beatrix Of Glare.
Gorky, Mother.
Lillibridge, Ben Blair.
81 Malet, The Far Horizon.
Wiggin, New Chronicles of Rebec
]. ca.
Grover, Sunbonnet Ladies Book.
/. Fortnightly Club.
! The following program was ren
3 dered at the meeting of the Fort
5 nightly club with Mrs. F. e. Harter
J, Tuesday afternoon, October 8. Near
! Ely every member of the club was pres
: ent and a most enjoyable meeting i
History of3Venice.
How She Became a Power. Mis-
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