The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-04-23
time without penalty be referred to
CITY Attorney. Carried.

time without penalty be referred to
City Attorney. Carried.
A committee from the Go "a Gov
eminent League Visited the Council.
They stated that their object was in
part, to learn what they could of gov
eminent, suggested certain improve
ments needed such as the filling IN of
the areas between the walks and curbs
and the planting of trees therein; and
the placing of garbage cans OF re-
ceptacles of a like nature on street
orners. The Mayor stated that it
had been the intention of the present
council to assess each lot for the filling
and ,ree planting, the owner to have
a certain number Of days in which he
could do it or the city would do it.
The committee also asked for a copy
of the Ordinances FOR study purposes
and were told that they could have
one as oon as present contemplated
amending and revising was completed.
Mr.. Samuel Rugg appeared before
the Council asking that the City stand
a portion of the expense of cutting
down a hill in a st:aet leading to Ger
tain lots belonging to Mr.. Rugg on
the north side. 1: was the opinion
of the council that this would have
to be done by the creating of a spe-
cial Improvement district and that no
other way would be legal as far as
the city money was concerned.
A letter from Henry S. Kline, of
Havre, attorney for the National Sur
ETY. Co., was read in which Mr.. Kline
asked If the City OF Glasgow would
conside: appealing the case of the
Austin Drain Co., VS.. the City of
Glasgow if the Surety Company
would stand a share of the expense.
Moved by Lezie and seconded by
Kent, hat the letter be laid on the
table and the case stand where it is.
Roll call-Voting yes: Boyles, Mark
lie, Lezie and Kent. Carried.
A contract with the Great Northern
Railway Co., wherein the City of Glas-
gov is to furnish light to the depot,
lunchroom and water-treating plant
was read.
The report of the City Marshall for
the month of March was read and &C
copied on motion Of Kent seconded by
Marklc.
The report of the treasurer was pre-
scented and filed and accepted on mo-
ton Of Markle seconded by Kent.
The resignation Of c.. r. St. Clair
as City Treasurer was read and filed
for the time being.
The following building permits were
allowed:
P. =. Kent to build an addition
7x12 to house on lot Is blk. IS, to cost
about $4,000.
w. S. Hartland TO build addition to
building on lot 13, blk. 2 of Rhodes
I addition, to cost $4,000.
Leo llurly to build residence on lots
4 and S, blk. II, cost 100000.
: Nels Chritensen to build shed in
back of lot 80 and 33, blk. GO. Cost
$50.
S. II. Orvis to build buggy shed or
lots 10, blk. Z. Cost $4,000.
l. II. Dawson to build porch or
!, building lot IA, blk. n. Cost $1,000
H. Harvey for J. Lloyd to build two
houses on lots 11-l2-13, blk. 9. Co.'S
: $4,000 each.
Resolution No. 1877 levying and as
sessing a tax upon all real estate II
special improvement district No. Il
+ in the city of Glasgow to defray thu
cost OF improvement as provided il
Resolution No. 1913 was introduced ane
upon motion of Alderman Kent sec
1 onded by Boyles said resolution wa:
passed and the date Of April %, 1915
was SET as the time the council will b.
in session to hear objections to the fin
al adoption of said Resolution No. 1877
Roll Call-Voting Yes: Aldermen
Boyle,, Markle, Lezie and Kent. Car
ried.
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