Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1921-03-10
MARCH MEETING
OF CITY COUNCIL

ANuAAASA O0ci ~>AsASAAS -. ~s~AAs
and Pavement Received; F;
Ordinance Enlarging Fire
Limits Passed; New Milk
Ordinance Introduced.
A number Of petitions for street
lights and other Improvements were
received by the city council at the
regular March meeting held in the
council rooms at the city hall Mon
day night. The meeting was presid-
ed over by Mayor F. E. Rathman, all
of the council members being pres
ent with the exception Of Alderman
Bohn.
A petition from the residents Of
Fourth street east Of the James river
asking that the council authorize
the cutting of trees east Of the River
to allow the electric light wires to
be extended and street lamps to be
installed there was referred to the
street and bridge committee.
Four petitions for street lights
were referred to the light committee.
These petitions requested that lights
be installed at the corner of Pitts
burg avenue and Monroe street,
Pennsylvania avenue and Adams
street, Pennsylvania avenue and
Jefferson street; for better lights on
south Second, Third and Fourth
avenues and south Dakota street:
and for the extension Of the light
wires three blocks north :Of the Asy-
lum bridge. The latter petition was
presented by William Daley, who
said that such extension would ben
eft eight property owners.
A petition for street pavement on
Second avenue north and sisn-;d by
nineteen property owners was refer
red to the having committee.
City Election
A resolution providing for the an
nual city election on the first Mon
day in April, in accordance with the
law, was passed. -Four aldermen
will be elected and one park commits
sioner. The aldermen are: first
ward, w. A. 'Bohn: @ second ward.
Philip Mason; third ward. S. W. B.
Still and fourth ward, w. B. Thomas.
The park commissioner is J. f. Hen
derson.
Detention Hospital Contract
The city entered into a new con-
tract with F. M. Hayden, superinten-
dent of the detention hospital. The
contract provides that Mr.. Hayden
shall have the use of certain build
ings. and lots free of rental, that
Mr.. Hayden shall furnish all neces-
sary fuel for the heating of the
buildings and shall do all washing
and fumigating, and that he shall
receive five dollars per day for the
board and care of any patients who
may be treated there. Any extra
cost for special nurses must be pro-
vided for by the patient or by the
city under special arrangements.
Ordinances
The ordinance enlarging the fire
limits of the city was given it's sec
ond reading and passed.
A revised milk ordinance was CIV
en- it's first reading and ordered pub
lished in the official paper as pro-
vided by law. The ordinance makes
the following changes in the present
ordinance:
/. Inspection of COWS by a duly
qualified veterinary surgeon for the
detection of tuberculosis or any 9TH
er infectious disease.
-. Dairy inspection and scoring
aStording to buildings and equip
ment..
s.: The limit Of bacterial count
lowered.
!. The term "adulterated milk"
All of the changes were made at
the suggestion Of A. G.. Long, acting
director Of the state dairy depart
ment.
The city engineer was ordered to
place fish way in the dam near the
south Fifth Avenue bridge.
The report Of the city treasurer
was placed on file. The report Of
City Weighmaster Carson showed
833 loads weighed on the city scales
during February.
The following names were drawn
for jury services at the regular
June term Of the district court at
the request Of County Auditor Ble-
" ett.
!. Jury List
s. ]. Smithberger, L. B. Orlady,
G.. I. Feton, William Hall, L. N.
Michael Konia, B. v. Nier-
ling, a.. N. Halstead, Gus. Stack,
Frank Gaines, s. J. Rabiniwitz, w.
G. Waxler, Joe Thiering, Peter Leg
Ter, u. G. Murphy, q. d. Sipling, D.
8. Schlichter, J. e. Mattison, Louis
Fine, G.. G. Cusey, Lester Lucas. Joe
John F. Leuck, T.. r. Duffy,
NJ. Emo. Peter fkercher, Fred McRae,
Chris Lapp, Earl Reed, w. p. Gill
christ, Henry Rainier, J. C. Walker.
AZ ]. Young Percy Hansen, James
Herbert. 3. II. Anderson. H. s.. 6teh-s
bins, Otto S1wdoil, a.. ~, Newton,
G. =. Fulton. I.ss Siltman, Chas.
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