Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-17
CITY COUNCIL
ORDERS WALKS
Considers Water Proposition and
Orders Alley Graded

At the council meeting last even
Big every member was present.
The street committee through III
hairman Boyd Hamilton, stated tina
lie property owners adjacent to tht
LEY next the postoffice were willinf
pay for the grading of the alley
ithout waiting for an ordinance
motion prevailed to have the city
bgineer establish the grade at once
A plat of Hubbards addition was
esented and referred to the prop
committee. McCrea's addition as
atted was accepted.
]. M. Flynn presented a bill for
) as ser Jices tor drawing up cel
n city papers. This caused an Jul-
rst of Drotestation from lr,Ius
uncilm4n. M. d. WrIkdt waved
know # the city did rot have an
orney To do its work. Mclean
d the city attorney had not been
IN for some time. Bedell thought
wise to let Attorney Mcfarland pay
bill If he made arrangements for
p. The bill was referred to the
ance committee which was in
ucted to confer with the city at
4ney about the bill.
B. A. Stricken asked protection in
posting. Hedal made a motion
I prevailed intended to grant this
lection. The ordinance commit
was ordered to look up the ordin-
and, If found not strong enough,
raft one that would give the prop
protection.
very strong petition signed by
by citizens was presented, asking
the sidewalk on the north side
Sherman street between Fourth
Third streets be placed in a safe
dition. The sidewalk by the pc
Dners was called "a disgrace to
city," The request was grant
w. Craik, George Mason and p.
Scallon presented the following
ton: THE undersigned, C. w.
Tx, G.. w. Mason, P. ]. Scallon,
Ing asked for a franchise to es-
ish water mains and furnish the
OF Occur d'Alene and inhabitants
eof with spring water, hereby
e you proposition in lieu of
franchise and we trust your
orable body will either accept
proposition or without delay
II US the franchise already ask
or in the petitions dated in Sep
Der.
The undersigned will furnish to
city of Occur d'Alene at any point
may be designated on the north
OF the city limits, pure spring
er at five cents per thousand gall
in sufficient quantity to fill all
needs of the city and it's inhab-
Is, The city of Occur d'Alene
eing to pay for not less than
900 gallons every "a hours, this
9 minimum amount. All wat
ohsumed in excess of this, is to
paid for by the said city at the
OF five cents per 1000 gallons.
ghts were granted to be placed
enth and Wallace, Sixth and Gar
thirteenth and Sherman. Ninth
hastings, and Second and Lake
1t was ordered that the Con-
rs company install these al once.
Mr., Haynes. who claimed to be
anghtsman, was present and Of
u TO secure all data from the |
y records necessary for the city |
ossess for three fourths the legal |
The offer was referred to a
nittee.
l. Barr inquired as to when the
franchise limit was up. 1t was
ted that Cars franchise had ell
and 1t was not probable that |
ny would get any gas from that
ehise.
mayor recommended that
lhing be done to prohibit boys
ing around billiard halls and |
ing with bad associates. He
inclined to recommend the pas
u an ordinance prohibiting all
10 years and younger from
As or playing billiards in such
wright and Barr objected to
'ion of HedaI Incorporating
mayors ideas. They claimed
Us was an innocent game.
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