The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1907-07-06
CITY Council.

SSSASSy<'S
voted that the sewer warrants be made
to extend over period of ten yeart.
5 The council voted that 5000 .of the
sewer warrants be made payable April
I5, 1908; $4,000 April Is, 1905. and 5000
each year up to and including 1915. n N
The auditor was instructed to order !
sewer warrant book and the council took
recess.
The council met in regular monthly
session on Monday evening, July I. Z
: The report of the last regular meeting
and the subsequent special meetings
was read and approved. s.
The following bills were presented
and ordered paid by warrant: John
Berer, 28 days work for street commits
sioner. s63; Pat Walsh, 28 days work on
city well, and for 6 men ~ days, so3.58;
]. A. Pangman. drayage. $40; P. b. Cor.
bett, salary, 500; c. Whitmer, special
police during horse sales, $500; Dr.. G,
A. Perkins, quarantine, Investigations
care of poor patients, etc, bill referred
to the county board of health and county
auditor; Charles Brislin, special police,
pumping and care of engine. $50; Dick.
inson Heating & Plumbing Co., contract
and extra work and supplies, $1562.5o;
A. ]. Osborn, salary, $50; a: Osborn,
services on board Of equalization at s.
per day, $27; Dan Manning same, $z7;
w. L. Richards, same, S24; Frank kim,
same, S27; ]. X. Porter, SAINT, S21; Fred
:Roquette, same, SIS; Chas. Tear, same,
So; Stewart, same, $2I; Fred Turner,
same, S2I; r. II. Johnson: same, $2l;
Maurice Flynn. work .forBtrset commits
sioner, S7.87; Robert Craig, special police
circus day. $500; ]. F.. Dryer, same,
500; Hughes & Deitefs, pumping fooI
May and June (s75), lights sand phone
(sIo4l motor (s3486o), total, s527.6o; 3.
a. Simpson. salary. S25; James RouaD,
work for street commissioner, $7.87; w.
A. Carter, printing, $500. S. s;
The council voted to allow bill Of
James Kennedy for SI12o.2o for sewer in
full and to allow bill of s7zoo.74 on the
water works contract, which sum, with
the previous amounts allowed, make 90
per cent of the full contract. The bal
ance will be paid as soon as the system
has been thoroughly tested and roads
and walks are put in proper shape.
The following report Of City Treas.
.urer ]. S. White was read and adopted;
Receipts, Fire Department. ............s 8e1 4,
First National bank. bond ......:...... 23941 o.
Dakota m Natl bank, int. M for May........ 47
A. J. Osborn, license for circus and
!. van der Las lines for june 3 - & &
A. j. Osborn. ordinance book. ..... I.
Total collections for June. ;. +. :. .ee4sel :.
Cash on hand June /. 1907. ...... e55s &
Grand total. !. !. .esoe4s ..
fund including O., sal: Of :. s: White,
st city treasurer,'rfor Aprh, May and
June. ......................... e7S q
~ aterW S34O7 y
Interest on bonds. nds....................... SIS Ok
Total payments. ;. ............. .es4s55 4
Cash on hand In all funds. ............... 59ss 81
Grand total. .s3oe4s 81
Statement of amount Of money in
various funds: .s '..E
General fund. !. !. 37eo 4
S. 4 4
sinna fund :. !. =. sees
d The Il report Of City Magistrate ]. van
der Laswa adopted as follows: Total
number of cases tried for violation ol
city ordinances, I3; total fines collected
5000; paid jailor fees and sustenance
SIo.5o paid magistrate fees, $4,000, oi
which S24. go were for E. Funk case; paid
city treasurer to balance, $4,000
a petition from citizens on the South
side, asking for sewers in that part of the
city, was read and referred to the com.
mittee on public improvements. The
committee will investigate the matter
and report at a later Meeting.
The council adjourned. subject to the
call of the mayor.