Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-27
DAIRY PROTEST
SlClQERS' NAMES
MANY FICTITIOUS
Permit to Keep Four Cows
Granted A. Sutherlin by
City Council Monday.

After considerable pro and con dis.
cussi0n, during which favorable and
n1favorabfe petitions were introduced
the city council Monday night granted
A. Sutherlin, 1900 Third avenue south
a permit to conduct dairy at that
location, on condition that his dairy
nerd shall number not more than four
cows.
Sutherlin's first application was de.
MED by the council at previous SEES
sion on the filing of petition of pro-
test. and reconsideration was ordered
at the meeting a week ago. Members
Of the public welfare COMMITTEE found
many fictitious names on the protest
petition and this fact prompted the
granting Of the permit. Sutherlin won
bis case BY vote OF 6 to T.
Recommendation of City Engineer
NJ. j.. Morris, calling attention to the
necessity Of pavement maintenance and
the creation of special improvement
districts for this purpose were referred
to the judiciary committee and the city
attorney and by a report from the pub
lie Improvement committee.
Messenger Service Forbidden.
The application Of John Campbell and
Harold Luke for permission to conduct
messenger service at 20 Third street
south. known as the City Messenger
Co. before the license was revoked last
week. was denied on the filing of an
adverse report from the public welfare
Gil received I'M application from H. r.
J"rdon to conduct messenger service
at the same location. This application
was referred to the public welfare com
mittee and the chief Of police.
Property owners on Thirteenth
street and Second avenue south pro-
tested the granting Of permit to Os-
car Prescott to build Il store flush to
the property line. but the protest car
riel no weight. The permit was grant
ed. The property owners said such
acton would tend to lower valuation of
their holdings.
Tretzky & Friedman. 216-21s First
avenue south. were granted permission
to hang sign in front Of their place
of business for a period of 10 days.
They asked for 80 days. The applica-
ton Of John y. Konellon for a permit
to make alterations on the News Stand.
513 Central avenue. was denied. NJ. A.
IuckerkOrn. 212 First avenue south.
asked permission to construct a CORFU
gated iron garage and the request was
referred to the fire committee and fire
chief. The petition Of J.. Rosenfeld.
2O4 First avenue south. for permit
to hang a sign for period of 30 days
was referred to the fire committee and
fire chief.
To Remove Board Sidewalk.
On the filing Of communication
from a taxpayer. the public improve
ment committee recommended that the
board sidewalk on Twenty second
street between Sixth and Eighth av-
enues north be removed. as menace
to public safety The report was adopt
ed by the council.
Resolutions levying a tax on NIL real
estate in special Improvement districts
Nos. $40, $50. 353. 35S and 376. to de-
fray the cost of boulevards already
constructed. were adopted on first read
ing. Five resolutions levying fax to
defray costs of maintaining all boule-
wards in special Improvement districts
Nos. $50, 353. 35S. 376. 391 and 800
We're passed on final reading. Resolu-
tons covering the costs of the three
sprinkling districts were approved on
final reading.
The public Improvement committee
was instructed TO consider the removal
of two arc lights. one situated at the
corner of First avenue north and Park
drive and the other at the corner of
Second avenue south and Second street.
to locations where need of the two
lights is more urgent.