The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-10-22

Vandenoeyer, president Of the coun-
ell had charge Of the meeting.
A petition from Peter Ehr, asking
for the privilege of erecting a two
STORY brick building with basement on
lots 16 and II, Block 8, original
TOWNSHIP of the city Of Minot, was
granted, the motion being made by
Botz and seconded by Alderman
Reed
The city hall committee recon-
mended that a hard wood floor be
placed in the fire hall IT was mov-
ed by Prescott and seconded by Botz
that the report be accepted and the
committee instructed in have the
floor placed at once.
It was moved by B0tz and second
ed by Hurd that the club room fsr
the firemen in the basement, be coa-
structe which carried.
A communication was received
from John Maloney, who sold lots 10
the city for the pest house size.
Naloaey desires to be paid in soh.
but Is his bid did not specify the
manner il which he was to be paid,
he win have to accept city warrants
for the same. The amount to be paid
for the. property is 1880.
It was moved by Dunnell and see
ended by Reed that the auditor a.
vertise tor, bids for the grading sf
Graves place thru Glenwood Park,
also for the grading of Leo street
from First street east, to Graves
place.
The motion carried.
r It was moved by Prescott and see
onded by Anderson that Welcome
street be graded to "a point 400 feet
south, which motion carried
"A motion by Anderson, secondss
by Reed, requesting the city attorney
to notify the city engineer what
steps to take regarding the constru>-
ton of side walks adjoining lot II
in block 3, of original towasits o.
Minot, along what is known as the
Olaf "A. Olson property, and the wa1r
are to he constructed Immediately.
A ordinance providing for -
hitching of horses, on the streets q
Minot, was passed at it's seses
reading. s.
The ordinance providing for a p IL
dler's license was placed on it's first
reading and lost by a vote OF 6 to Q.
Tt was moved by Hurd and second
ed by Reed that the following bills
be allowed as read, and warrants
drawn for the same
NIinot Light and Telephone
Co., telephone service pump
ing Station. :. $50. -. :. 81. 50
Minot Light and Telephone Co.
telephone service fire depart
ment :. 20"
G. D. Wolverton, 1855 pounds
hay for fire team. .......... 17.77
Geo. Kemper, piling for Belyea
avenue bridge $685.. $3.50. 1920
Even Barra'bly, to II days st.
labor !. !. -. ~. 1880
VIM. Hawkins, 26 labor on ST.. IS. 90
John Anderson, 6 IL days labor
g I'm, 1873
T. Jackson, days team work 45. 90
John Levick, 1S IL days street
labor :. 4o.I'
job Bonholzer, / IL days team
TABOR :. $50
AIinot Light & Telephone Co.
telephone service, police de-
partment.. ;. 4.oo
]. l.. Hyatt, 40 days team work 245.O'
A. S. Ranpins, days street
work. :. LOW
Granite Spring Water Co., water 2.OO
T. E. Hagen, telegrams and
telephone charges 4.lo
GEO. L. Morrow, postage Aug.
and Sept. :. $50. '.eo
McDougall & Son, relsiring
bridge and material or same :e4.sS
u y. Sweeney, 5 days service 10. 80
Mi ot Fire Dent -. so
E,fI W. Moore, "a DAYS ;ahor.. 50. 90
Geo. buckley, labor !. 500
G.. D. Gleason, mater'.l and
lator for catch basins y. l62. SS
F. G. Manghan, special police
duties :. !. go. 4.'V
Thos. Murphy, 2 days special
police =. ...' f.c'
j. F. Quigley, l day special
police services ;. =. 800. zS.OS
Frank Davis; Watching hre 1t
Dollon House >. ). ). :. 2.OO
Joe Hodgins, burying 2 dogs 4.Oo
N. A. McDougall, drayage and