The roundup record. [volume] (Roundup, Mont.) 1908-1929, 1911-10-27
Roundup, Mont, Oct. 30, 1911.

Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment at o'clock p. m.
Present-Nlayor and aldermen Brit
ton, Nix, Mcdonald and Reid.
City treasurer reported that anum-
Der of licenses for present quarter
were unpaid.
Mayor called for objections to the
creation of special Improvement Dis
trict No. 5. Mr.. NJ. F. rletter stated
that he had no objections to the con-
structions of sidewalks but did object
to the grade established in front Of
his lot, and asked that the same be
adjusted. Matter referred to street
and alley committee.
Moved by Nix, seconded by Melon
aid, that resolution No. Is, entitled
"A resolution creating Special I'm
provement District No. 5, designating
the boundaries thereof, stating the
character of the improvements which
are to be made, an approximate es-
innate Of the cost thereof, and fixing
the time when the council will hear
objections to it's final adoption, as
amended October II, 1911, and pub
lished Oct. 13, 1911" be officially and
finally adopted.
On the roll being called, all present
voted in favor of the motion and the
said resolutiin was declared duly
adopted.
Bids for the construction of work in
Special Improvement District No. 5
were called for. The Two Miracle
Concrete Corporation submitted the
following bid, accompanied by certi-
fled check for five hundred dollars
Cement sidewalk, per square foot, sew
enteen cents; cement curb, per linear
foot, thirty-five cents; extra excava-
ton, per cubic yard, eighty cents 9;
extra fill, per cubic yard, eighty
cents. No other bid was received
Moved by Nix, seconded by Reid, that
contract for work to be done under
resolution No. IS, in Special Improve
ment District No. 5, be awarded to
the Two Miracle Concrete Corpora
tion. On the roll call being called
all present voted in favor of the mo
tion and the same was declared duly
carried
The following bills, having been ap
proved by the auditing committee
were on motion of Nix, seconded by
Reid, allowed, and warrants ordered
drawn for the amounts: T. w. Walsh
$40; Telephone company, S5; Jose
phine Gaughan, s4S; Geo. w. Herr
S.; VIM. Stoloir, S2l; Roundup Trib.
une company s14.50; J ,hn A. Cole
man, $25; Two Miracle Concrete Cor
poration, 1924; A. w. Eiselein, s25;
A. l.. Carpenter, s1.75; f. J. Parkin
son, s41.5O; Two Miracle Concrete
Corporation, s22154 for alley cross
t ings; Two Miracle Concrete Corpora
ton, 2lS,50 for alley crossings: Two
( Miracle Concrete Corporation, s166 81
for alley crossings.
Wm. NJ. Jensen presented claim
| for 1880 due him as surplus money
on sale of ocw impounded. Chic
! of police stated that the amount hat
been deposited with the city treas
urer. Moved by Britton, seconded b,
Nix, that the claim be allowed ant
warrant ordered drawn for the
amount. Carried.
he following bills were read ant
referred TO the auditing committee
w. y. Mott Company, $3.50 for fire
department supplies; Roundup Trib
une. $40 for special improvement dis
trict warrants; John II. Grant. for re
pairs on Jail, $3.50; Telephone com
pany, $3.50 for telephone service
Roundup Tribune, $3.50 for printing
Engineer Scott submitted final es
innate of work done in Special I'm
At at the meeting Monday night tht