Courier Democrat., 1918-05-16
[OFFICIAL]
City Council Proceedings

Langdon, N D., May 9Th, 1913.
Minutes of the official proceedings
of a regular meeting of the city coun.
Gil of Langdon, North Dakota held on
Monday, May 9Th, 1918.
Meeting convened with Mayor Jno.
]. Power presiding. Following the
reading aud approval of the minutes
of the last meeting, upon motion
duly seconded and carried the follow.
ing bills were allowed and warrants
ordered drawn for same:
Bilefor Cost of Bonds for Mayor, As
sesor and City Marshal hal................S 20.0
Phil Thibeau, hauling yards of shale
at Is cents and 80 loads Of ashes at
50 cents per load ........... ........... p 2;
J. j. Souch. painting street signs for
city streets. ........ z.W
John Heimbecker, IS hours work on city
streets, at 35 cents per hour. 9.&
Cavalier County National Bank, deli
very charges on sample brick. IL
Great Northern Railroad Co.. express
and delivery repairs for street signs &C
Cavalier County Republican, publishing
minutes of annual meeting g........... 5.es
A. O, Void, one months room rent for
George Fisher NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l3 ol
Great Northern Railroad Co.. freight
storage, war tax stampe and drayage
on meters. ....................... st
C. j. PaulsOn. board of George Fischer
for month of April .~................. coop
7 4, W, l,,,,,
ber for bridge at kesslei's crossing
and track for fire engine .............. II
Mortified Iron Works. repairs for street
signs, less cash discount ...... ...... 9.3l
Langdon City Sand services on var
ious occasions ..........;.:. .:....:........ 23 .0C
Lewrence Schoenbechler, Blacksmith
work for city Observation-Disclosures. 0.8C
Langdon Light Company, st Get lights
for month of April ................ .... SO &C
Strcmberg and Mcqueen. medical at
tendance Oh Katie Carroll, s5l GO, los.
pi'al charges from January 10th to
February 23rd, 1918. S96 0O...........-.. 147 .OC
Engineer Arnold handed in his es
innate for his services as City In
gineer in waterworks and sewer con
struction to date as So. 500, on which
$500 has been advanced by warrant.
The council ordered the payment by
water ard sewer warrants to Engi.
neer Arnold in the amount of $1,000
to apply on his professional services
rendered the city.
Estimates nf Engineer Arnold show
ed to be due at the present time by
the city to the Haggert CONSTRUCTION
Company of Fargo, over and above
amounts already advanced as follows
For the sewer system So, IO2. 90; fo,
the waterworks system 81, 7O3. So.
These amounts were ordered to bs
paid by resolution adopted by the
city council.
Charles Damode waited upon the
city council relative to his beinf
granted the privilege, of tapping tn.
water mains, offering the council {
proper and sufficient bond for sucl
privilege. The matter was referred
to the water committee.
The council was waited upon by Mr.
Harry E. Price, asking that the cit,
pay the band for series of open al
concerts to be given during the sum
mer. The council deferred taking &C
tion in the matter until its specia
meeting to be held on Monday evening
May 18th.
Upon motion duly seconded an
carried the bid of the Courier Democra
for the city printing and designation
as the official city paper for the ensu
ing year was accepted.
The Committee on St1eets hande
in their recommendationthat certai
sidewalks and crossings should b
put in by the property owner or tn
city authority, should be put in thi
season. The report of the committe
will be found printed in official for,
elsewhere. The council accepted tn
report and same was ordered filed.
Ordinance No. 178, viii ch is give
official publication elsewhere in tt
the columns of this paper, receive
its second reading and was passed
The attentionof all dog owners
directed to this ordinance and tt
fact that it is imperative that the
secure licences for same at once.
n Respectfully Submitted,
John Sheehan, City Auditor.