Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-09-16
PROCEEDINGS or THE BOARD OF
CITY COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY
OF BISMARCK, N. D.-September. Is,

e. e. BISMARCK, N. D'-ss0tsm6sT. 49,
The Board of City Commissions RS met
sioners Battey. Bertsch, Best, Kirk and
President Lucas.
Minutes of meeting held August 80.
l'7 H. were rseor rsad d. and d,n apPErGjved; nert.cb.
Best aid Kirk o n water service matters
was read and filed.
4 communicating from MI: Q: y: Rob
strncted on Avenue C.. between Ninth ana
Eleventh streets. was read and the mo-
ton by which such construction had been
previously disallowed reconsidered. and
%sioner- Battev Bertsch, Kirk and Presi-
dent Lucas voting aye and Commissioner
Best voting a on roll call; it being
further understood that no request for
such time as there we're funds in the city
treasury to pay for such crossing con-
struction. AZ,
A petition si~ned by William Laist and
ten others for beltermCnt OF drainage
conditions at the street cl ossirls from the
north side of Rt.sser street to the south
side of Rosser street on the east side OF
Fifth street was referred to Commission
ers Best, BertSch and Kirk.
The claim of Harriet L. Wilcox for
personal damages in the sun of $500, by
reason Of defective. condition of the
fs1 { B Sas a 1eaet tEs City & e3 %ttoTney.
City Auditor was read and directed to
be o published pdsheat in a. the n,t officiaI paper. p ;.to,
# the Public Health Laboratory, Nj. J.
-'ow was appointed MILK Inspector
Of The City, vice Mr.. Alfred Larson. re-
.,gned. to take effect September Is. 1915.
as further directed that the l.ilk
II S! oct hereafter make a monthly ex-
supply Of the City. ~
Police and City Weighmaster were read
and filed. s =.
An ordinance, creating the office OF
City Scaver~er, to provide Cor his APP
provide for fixing his compensation. was
read the second time and passed. all
present voting aye on soll call.
Commissioners Best introduced an ordi-
Of Twelfth street. which was read the
first time. T-
Commissioner Battey introduced an
ordinance making the annual appropria-
CITY Of Bismarck for the fiscal year com
mencing September l. 1915, which was
read the first time and referred to Com
ln%; The foiio sintsS Si hsrt wsre sn slla WE'D and
ius Hospital 500. 50. Washburn Coal CO.
.g75; G. Kunitz 500, Mrs. C.. R9|bidou
Er,nting s2s.1a, J. 3. Als6ury $500. Mike
D:esthedechenko s27. 90. q. Fisher 1880,
z. sundauist sl7.25. M. Clonten. $500,
Irving Chuch S15.45. L. f.. Smith $50,
Ti~lmer Hdwe. Co. $50, French & WEIGH
Hdwe. Co. s30.15, Wachter D. g. T. Co.
s2G5.7 Il. A Thompson s51.f5. J.. P.
French sal.62, n. D. Ind. Tel: CO: s1o.5o,
SIS, Hughes Elec. Co. s51s.9l. Bismarck
Tribune Co. $2S. 16.
Commissioner Best reported that he
had arranged for the ecua'-irg of the
grade Upon both tides of First street
from Broadway to Thav@H street.
The City Auditor vas directed to. ad-
vertise for bids for Ia, ne : { a sewer on
First street between .'",". \ and 8,
bids to be asked on Boz; SIN. and 6-in.
pine.
President Lucas appointed the Board
as a committee of th~ whole to consider
matters connected with the water system.
The City Auditor was directed to aG-
vertise for SEQ feet Of fire hose.
On motion the Board adjourned.
Attest; T, II. TTfIST1 ETHWAITE,
City Auditor.