The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-01
Two installations Requested
by Property Owners-Third
Necessary Before Paving Is
Iaid-Sidewalk and Curb
Ordered in-$15,0OO Paid on
Debt.

Three sewer Improvement dis.
tricts were created in Bismarck by
the city commission last night, two
Of them in response to petitions
presented by property owners at
fected. who want sanitary sewers
installed, and the third providing
for construction of storm sewer on
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets be-
fore the new paving is laid.
Property owners on the South
side petitioned for sanitary sew
er on South Ninth street, from
Front avenue to Bowen avenue. The
signers were J. Champagne, Joseph
Brown, M. c. Berger, Mrs. Wende-
lin Zahn. Paul Wachter, Mrs. Bert
j. Drennen and Anton Bcrlach.
George Hoffman, T. Thorson, Roy
Riggs, w. O. Baer, Frank F. He'd
den, George Mccoy and r. B. Fields
petitioned for installation of a sani-
tary sewer on Sixteenth street be-
tween Broadway and Avenue B.
''Stubs" Must Be Put In
In addition to providing for a
storm sewer on Fifteenth and Six
teenth streets, the commission also
passed a resolution calling for the
construction Of 166 outlets, or
STUBS" from the main sewer to
the curb lines. These installations
may be made by the property own
ers themselves before May 25, 9TH
erwise the work will be done by the
city and the cast assessed against
the property benefited. Construc-
ton Of the "stubs" was ordered so
that it will not be necessary later to
tear up the paving to connect with
the main sewer.
Acting favorably on a petition
presented by w. F. McGraw, Bcu-
lah J. Arman, and Theo. Qs,nrud,
the commission ordered curb con-
structed on Anderson avenue on the
east side of lot !, block 10, River
view addition. The work will be
done by the city contractor, w. j.
Noggle. One hundred feet Of side
walk was also ordered constructed
on the west side Of lots 3 and 4,
block 48, Northern Pacific second
addition, upon the request of Theo.
Ressler.
The question of opening a road in
the northwest part of the, city lead
ing to lots 1, 2. 8 and 4, Auditors
subdivision, and other residences
adjacent thereto, presented by Mrs.
Mary Davis. was referred to the
city engineer.
Bonds Approved
The Haggart Construction COM
pany's bond of $255,O0O, covering
the paving work to be done here,
was approved as to surety, as was
also the bond of w. J. Noggle, city
concrete FORK contractor, in the
sum of $500. Both are furnished by
the Northern and Dakota Trust
company Of Fargo, and had been
approved as to form by the city at
torney.
Certificates Of ind btedness total
ing $45, 900 fall due today, the COM
mission was informed by the city
auditor. and the board voted to re-
tire $4,000 worth of the certifi-
Gates, and reissue the balance, at six
per cent, payable November l, 1929.
Action on tie question Of grading
several streets in the vicinity of the
Richholt school was deferred, after
the project had been given some
discussion.
Request Of the 500 line to have
two blocks of proposed paving on
Broadway between Twelfth and
Fourteenth streets withdrawn from
the plans was placed on file.
The commission recommended
to the county board that Mrs. Nellie
B. Falconer's proposition to pay the
principal Of the taxes due against
lots % to 80, block 81. Mckenzie
and Coffin addition, from 1921 to
1926, inclusive, be accepted. The
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