The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-10-05

tN&l na sreal }{tsS saait be Placed
0e ,uaia Sstres1. except across said
sseeel at es:at aas'es when nee's,
SAY
I'll The said automatic telephone
plan; 10 be 50 sae u practicable the
same rs the automatic telephone eN-
change . in operation in the city
az Huron aud until otherwise order
ed by the Railroad Commissioners
the yates tor automatic service shall
be the same as nov in force in the
city Of Huron.
IN Provided that within twenty
one CT, days after the passage and
approval OF this resolution the said
Dakota Telephone Company. shall
pay to the city Treasurer of the city
OF Mitchell. the sum OF Three Thou
sand SIX HunGred Thirty-two Dollars
and thirty-tour cents tS3632.3tl in
full settlement OF the claim OF the
city of Mitchell against said Dakota
Ceatral Telephone Company for gross
earnings taNes heretofore imposed
under the l.lce ordinance aud pro-
vided that this resolution shall be of
10 force or effeet unless said Day
ment shall be made as above speci-
fed. .Nnd provided further thar the
Dakota Central Telephone Company
shall proceed 10 construct and in
stall said automatic Telephone ZEN
change with all due diligence and
complete the same within a reason
able time not exceeding ten months
from the date OF the passage and ap.
prevail OF this resolution.
The city council did not take any
action on the resolution at this meet
ing. but it will be a subject for con-
sideration later on. There is Il Diff
terence of opinion existing between
City Attorney Miller and MIR. Null
with reference to the mount OF
money that is alleged to be due the
City as IL result OF the suit establish
cd. Mr.. Miller holds that the
amount of money thai is alleged to
be due the city as Il result of the
suit established. Mr.. Miller holds
that the amount if something over
$4,000, which includes all the years
OF tax that the company has failed
to pay down to the present time. in
Guiding interest. Mr.. Null maintains
that the law passed by the recent
Legislature eliminates a certain per
iod from taxation under the fran
chise, and that the city would not be
entitled TO collect a tax twice from
The company.
w. S. Hill appeared before the
council t o ask permission for use o.
lie city hall for the y. Nj. c. A. cam
paign which is to be started in this
city about the middle Of this month
The council granted the association
the free use of the hall for for the
entire week Of the campaign.
The petition of property owner;
living on Third Avenue east askin!
for the extension OF the wv from
Capitol to Gamble street was actet
upon %favorably and the sewer viii
be placed.
Handling the Garbage.
= Health Officer FreyDerg presente,
he matter of taking care OF the gar
bage in the city under the direction
of the city. DR.. Treyberg stated tina
under the present conditions Their
was no system and that the garbag
was thrown out on the rear of TIL
lots or in the alley. which causes
bad odor and should be abated. Tn
health officer stated that this custom
should be stopped and the only eli
lective way was for the city to loo
after gathering up the garbage an
requiring each occupant of a resi-
dcnce to place a garbage can at tn
ear OF the lot. He believed tina
Mitchell was large enough 20 tax
this action.
The mayor agreed with the healt'
officers statement and with the ar
1, pointment of Alderman 'Winsor a
the new chairman Of the ordinanc