The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-18
RADIO DISTURBANCE
ANDFLY|NC CODE Up
IN CITY Commission
Proposal Made to Legis!ate
Now, Modelling on Laws
Other Cities Apply
BOULEVARD IS PLANNED
East End Association Asks
That Rosscr Avenue Beau
LITIGATION Be Allowed

Inc radio ana the alrplane came
up as subjects for the consideration
of the city commission at the regular
weekly meeting last night. City Au-
ditor Atkinson suggested that now
was the time to prepare for the day
when the city would need legislation
on interference in the ether and on
regulation of flying. He said he had
written to other places and had OBJ
tanned model ordinances from several,
SO that If the commission desired
ordinances here on the two subjects,
he could have the city attorney draw
up the necessary legislation with the
models as guides. Radio fans will
have to make their wishes known to
the commission, however. some of the
commissioners commented.
Auditor Atkinson thought the MN
neapolis radio ordinances and the st.
Paul aviation regulations would serve
as models for the respective city laws
here. Only the Minneapolis. radio
ordinance prohibited broadcasting
within the city. That provision. he
said, would have to be disregarded,
as it was not available here.
Boulevard Project Heard
The ordinance. it was felt, also
should try to handle the situation
with some moderation with regard to
physicians. It was commented that
their ray and electric devices are
great disturbers and, being rather
thick here. much of the local radio
interference may be due to them.
Loaded rooms, it was suggested, we're
a remedy.
H. A. Mutchler appeared as inter-
mediary for the East End association
and suggested the possibility of be-
ginning now to plan boulevarding
RosSer avenue between the wo>parks.
He suggested that the commission
might be willing to turn the avenue
over to the Park board, SO that the
association would be able to deal with
a municipal body directly connected
with such a project as boulevarding
the avenue with flowers, grass and
trees.
Will Condemn Alley Site
Auditor Atkinson said lie would
put the proposal before City Attorney
Young for an opinion as to what tc
do on the Mutchlcr plea.
Action was taken to have the city
attorney start condemnation PRO-
ceedings to have an alley opened be-
tween First and Second streets ana
Rosscr and A avenues. This was asked
June Is, 1926, Auditor Atkinson said
but one Of the ipersons whose name
was signed to the original petition by
another member of the family has
held out against the opening.
Wants Taxes Abatcd
An application for abating back
taxes totaling $69671 on lots and s..
block z, Stu:gis addition, was received
from Rose E. Sharnowske, widow of
Adolph Sharnowske, who died Sep
TENDER 26, last. The taxes are an &C.
emulation from the year 1919 to
this time. The application came &C.
companied by a recommendation
from Albert C. Isaminger, asking, OH
behalf of the board of county COM
missioners. tina the city commission
do something about this matter,
either by granting or rejecting the
request.
It was suggested that City Auditor
Atkinson look up the figures and UNI
ravel the actual tax from interest
and penalties, SO the commission can
sec the matter in the light Of the
actual tax in the total asked to he re-
mitted.
Mayor Lcnhart and Commissioners
Humphrey, Larsen and French at
tended the meeting.