The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-01-29

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, ing forward to gaze in the miro
and trace, with a sinking heart, tn,
coming lines about the mouth; but
= ~reverie in which she looks back at the
f girl she once was and rejoices in hel
ecstacies and longs to gather her into
her arms and comfort her in hel
S Toes.-Mrs. Wilson Woodrow in Jan.
t uary Sunset.
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: Little old New York complains of a
! shortage of small change. We have
noticed it ourselves, but why com
) plain, of what use is small change
now?
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Statistics show that there were $50
strikes in 1919 and the score book
shows that most of them were made
when Rock was in the box.
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Clerk be instructed to place an order
with the Clerk and Recorder of Roo
sevelt County for the necessary sup
plies for the annual city election,
which motion was seconded by Alder
man Nichol. The chairman stated the
question and put the question which
carried unanimously.
A petition bearing the signatures
of property owners in certain blocks
in north Wolf Point, requesting the
Council to create a special improve
ment district for the purpose of con-
structing watermains, was presented
and read in full by the clerk. Upon
checking the same it was determined
that more than fifty one per cen of
the property was represented on the
petition.
Alderman Kleve moved that the
petition filed be tabled until the next
regular meeting on account of plans
for increasing pumping facilities not
being complete at this time, which
motion was seconded by Alderman
Nichol.
The chairman stated the motion
and put the question, which carried
unanimously.
Alderman Champlin moved that
the bond of the First National Bank
of Wolf Point, filed in compliance
with city ordinances regarding city
repositories, be approved, which mo-
ton was seconded by Alderman
Nichol.
The chairman stated the motion
and put the question and upon roll
call, the following vote was recorded.
Those voting Eyes, Aldermen
Kleve, Champlin, Nichol and Gren-
dahl.
Those voting NO, None.
Absent, Alderman Tyson.
Not voting, Alderman Campbell,
chairman.
This being the time and place set
forth in the notices to property own
ers that protests to the creation of
Lighting District No. IS
would be heard, Chairman Campbell
called for protests. No protests being
received, Alderman Grendahl present
I'd Resolution No. 1O2, entitled,
Lighting District
ga Resolution of the Council of
he City of Wolf Point, Montana,
Creating Special Improvement Light
ng District No. 10, For the Purpose
If constructing a Street Lighting Sys-
on Fifth Avenue North Between
Alder Street and Fallon Street, as
outlined in Resolution of Intention
70. 101, Approving and Adopting
,p%ecifications, a Form of Contract,
Bond, Proposal and Notice
o Contractors, Authorizing the Pub
ication Thereof, and Setting a Time
7or Receiving Bids For the Work To
re Done in Said Special Improvement
District, and Providing For the Exc
ution and Delivery of Special I'M
,rovement District Warrants in Pay ,
nent of All Costs and Expenses In
urred.
Alderman Grendahl moved the adj
ption of Resolution No. 102 a read,
which motion was seconded by Alder
1an Champlin. /,
The chairman stated the motion :
nd put the question and upon roll I
all the following vote was recorded:
Jichol, Kleve, Grendahl and Champ /
in.
Those voting mo-, None I
Absent, Alderman Tyson. :
Not voting, Alderman Campbell, :
hartman. :
he chairman declared the motion to 4
ave carried and Resolution No.102 9
o have been adopted, and instructed $
he clerk to make due record thereof, b
nd to secure publication of the no. {
ice to contractors. 2
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