Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-11-14
ACTUAL PAVING
To BEGIN THIS
MORNING SURE
Warren Brothers Men Will Be.
gin Spreading Top Coat This
Morning
MILK LICENSES ISSUED
MANY BISMARCK DIARIES
Inspector Finds That Majority
Comply With Requirements
~ of City

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No. paving district will actually be-
gin this morning. Assurance was Civ
en- the city commission last evening by
representatives of the Warren Bros.
Co. and by Hanlon & Okes, the gen
eral contractors, that operations would
commence bright and early today. The
big mixer, which caused the delay,
was set up and given a try.out yester-
day. 1t broke its "bnlk gear" what.
ever that may he, hut the damage was
soon remedied, ana It will be on tho
job this morning. The b;tulithic crew
will start on Main at Fourth. and with.
in an hour after the top coat has been
ironed and pressed, the street will he
thrown open for use.
Cold Weather no Bar.
Cold weather will prove no bar to
operations: Warren Bros representa-
tive stated last evening. The stuff"
is spread hot, and is OF such consist
'cncy that the short haul from the mix
ing plant to the scene Of operations
does not affect it. AS soon as a piece
OF street is finished, the pavement can
be used to haul over, thus speeding
up things. Two cars of fux needed in
mixing the bituminous concrete are
expected in not later than Thursday.
III the meantime, the company will
use some of its product left over on
the Mandan job.
Milk.osaisrs Licensed.
City Bacteriologist Richardson last
night reported that licenses had been
issued to the following Bismarck milk
dealers: p. j., Hellenberger, Mrs J.'
Champagne, Pete Renwick, Herman
Ode, H. J.,McCarthy, Mrs. JsW. Moran,
Harry R., Clough, Mrs. Sam Cling, G.
NJ. Mandigo & Son, Brown & Geier-
mann, F: aH.I Kendall, Mrs. Thomas
Amunson, Howard Watkins, Henry
Gates, John Carlson, Brown & Jones,
Joe Katz,:J. T. Roop Co., J. F. Cochran.
L. P. Johnson, Homan's bakery, Kupitz
Co., w. p Rafney, George w. Hedrix,
3. o. Wafd;;1A. F. Marquette, L. J.
Garske, James Fogarty, G. Huber. L.
H. Patten, J. Wrinkle, J. A. Field.
All OF these licenses have complied
with the city's requirements as to san
itation and cleanliness, and their prod
uct has been found up to standard.
Some of the city dealers have not been
inspected. To date only two licenses
have been denied, and the fact that
any particular dealers name does not
appear in the above list does not ne
cessarily indicate, Mr.. Richardson stat
ed in his report last night, that he has
been unable to procure license.
Police Report Presented
Chief Downing's monthly report of
the activities of the city's police show.
ed % arrests for drunkenness; five for
disorderly conduct; five for vagrancy;
three for grand larceny: two for rob-
berry, and one for, outside officials, a
total of 80. The chiefs "eport did not
comment upon the ultimate disposi.
tiOn of the prisoners; the amount of
fines, if any. He showed that he had
collected during the month $40 for
city License. a. ,rs
False Alarms. ,-...,
Commissioner Best commented brief.
ly upon the prevalence or false alarms
and suggested that the telephone com.
pany be asked to use more care in
identifying patrons who give in alarms.
Commissioner Kirk expressed the
opinion that the telephone company is
rendering as good service as could be
expected without remuneration of any
kind and stated that the day is not
far distant when Bismarck must have
an electric fire alarm system. e.
Sewer Extended.
A resolution was adopted directing
Gedney Bros. to extend the Fifth.
street 36-inch sewer from Front street
TO Sweet street. Commissioner Best
was authorized to procure for the use
of the contractors in manufacturing
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