Semi-weekly herald., 1911-05-04


Repair and make good one four-foot
section of walks on lots 22 and 23 in
block rs.
Repair and make good about G feet
inch section of walk on north side of
lot 13 in block "a.
Repair and make good about ii
feet of curb on south side of lot
in block 10.
Repair and make good 80 inches of
curb surrounding lot l3 in block So,
excepting that destroyed by the prop
erty owner himself by driving wag-
ons over the curb.
Repair and make good about rs
feet of curb on lots 10 and II in block
63.
Repair and make good about 30 feet
o. curb near lots 10 and 20 in block
81.
Repair and make good 10 feet of
curb on north side lot ID in block Ga.
Repair and make good 40 feet curb
on north side lot 13 in block Ca
Also must clean up and back fill,
etc, in accordance with sections 32
and 6l in their contract.
Respectfully submitted.
ROY F. GOODMAN,
City Engineer
Chairman O'Driscoll of the ceme-
terry and park committee reported that
the pipe line leading OF the cemetery
was broken in two in the middle of
the river. After explaining in de
tnil the requirements, the committee
was instructed to have the pipe laid
on the west side of the river instead
OF following the old course. The work
to be done at once.
Chairman Logan of the fire and wa
ter committee reported the committee
Ind ordered three new water plugs.
At his suggestion the new fire chief
is to make recommendations for the
supplies needed for the fire depart
ment.
Messrs. Thompson and Alexander
appeared before the board and re-
quested the Third avenue parking be
extended one block further south. The
gentlemen were asked to present
their petition in definite form at the
next meeting Of the board.
Chairman Wertin of the bridge COM
n,ittee reported the commissioners
find their funds too low to give any
assistance in the construction of the
cemetery bridge at this time. How
ever, If their finances permit they
will consider the matter next fall. In
this connection Alderman Wingate re-
ported that E. A. Mock the D. & R.
G.. right of way man, expressed his
willingness to give the city right of
way fifty feet wide at foot of Twelfth
street leading to the old foot bridge.
Bids for printing from the four
printing companies in the city were
referred to printing committee.
Bids for the team for street work
were referred to the fire and water
committee.
Bids for lumber and coal were re-
ferred to the street and alley COM
mittee.
The matter Of Kidding Third avenue
of dandelions was discussed but no
action taken.
Alderman Wingate brought up the
matter of introducing the ordinance
calling for charter convention. AS
the city has no official paper at the
present time it was deemed advisable
to postpone the introduction until an
official paper was designated. Alder
man Wingate very much regretted the
delay.
The cemetery and park committee
was instructed to again confer with
County horticultural Inspector Tay-
lor, relative to the spraying Of the
city trees. The work to be done Mt
once so that settlement with the Col
orado Landscape and Forestry COM
pany can be made.
The bills for the month OF April
were read and allowed. The sum of
$249.13 was transferred from the gen
erai fund to the emergency fund.
Upon motion of Alderman Wingate
800 was donated to the G. A. r. for
Memorial day purposes.
The matter of ordering "clean
up" day was suggested by Alderman
Wingate. At the suggestion Of Chair
man Owen Of the health and police
committee, instead Of "clean up
day." the marshal Is to notify all prop
erty owners to clean up their prem
isss.
Just before closing the session the
communication from ex-Engineer
Goodman was ordered placed on file.
The mayor explained to Mr.. Goodman
that Mr.. Ramsay had been placed on
the work to represent the council not
to take the place Of either the engi-
neer or inspector. Also he had been
in4rodueed 70 the contractors and his
official duties made known to him.
An aAjouzanAsnt was taken at 1880
10 -. uat1 ~ nsxt regular msstins
49, a.