The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-10
27 CITY RESIDENTS
DRAWNFOR JURY AT
NEXT COURT TERM
City Commission Disposes Of
Many Routine Matters
Monday Evening

Twenty-seven Bismarck residents
were drawn for jury service at the
June term of Burleigh county district
court by the city commission in its
business meeting Monday evening.
Those drawn were P. c. Reming-
ton, Jr., Mrs. Roy Riggs, w. F.. Har-
ris. Dorothy Moses, Mrs. Gerald
Craig, Mrs. Edla r. Person, ]. l.
Vrzal, Mrs. Celia Schooner, j. p
French, James w. Guthrie, F. E.
Diehl, L. H. Richmond, o. v. Bow
man, Herman A. Brocopp. w. A. Fall
coner, A. w. Gussner, P. M. Webb,
Mrs. Oscar Vesperman. F. E. He'd
den, A. v. Dralle, w. E. Doty, Mrs
w. E. Perry, r. A. Russell. F. A.
Lahr, Mrs. Kelley Simonson, Mrs. c.
S. Laid and E. w. Leonard.
Emanuel Sasse appeared before the
commission as spokesman for a group
of residents In the northwestern part
Of the city with request that road
on Avenue F, between washington
and Hannafin streets, be established.
He said all but one of the residents
in that area were ready to donate
parts of their property for the street,
rather than have it condemned, and
added the other resident probably
could be prevailed upon to donate
part of his property to the city. The
matter was referred to City Engineer
T. r. Atkinson.
Investigate Church Plea
The city engineer also was in
structed to investigate a proposal
made by E. N. Hedahl. representing
Trinity Lutheran church. Hedahl
said Avenue A between Third and
Fourth streets, which is Immediately
south of the church property. Is so
narrow that traffic is congested DUR
ing church gatherings. He proposed
that the street be widened by the
elimination of part Of the boulevard
to facilitate traffic and parking.
The commission approved petit
ton presented by Archie L. Craver.
now of Thief River Falls. Mimi. seek
ing permission to build driveway
into his property on Second street.
Just south of Avenue c. Another petit
ton, presented by H. A. Brocopp and
A. P. Aune, residents OF Twelfth
street, between Avenue E and Boule-
ward avenue. requesting that side
walk be constructed before their re-
sidences, was denied. Brocopp also
had asked for curb and gutter.
Decision to recommend to the Bur-
leigh county commissioners that the
1881 assessed evaluation of the
Grant Dadey property at 113 Second
street be lowered from $4,000 to S.
600 was reached. The Grant-Dadey
concern had asked that the evalua-
ton be reduced to $5,725. The board
based its action on recommendation
made by John Graham, assessor.
A bid of 500 for lot on Rosser
avenue between Anderson and Grit
fin streets, was rejected. City Audi
tor Myron H. Atkinson said taxes on
the lot, exclusive of interest, total
$337.37.
Approve Surety Bonds
Three surety bonds were approved
They were presented by Emanuel
Sasse. sidewalk contractor, Robert
Melville and John B. Kottsick, cleo
tricians. $1,000 each.
j. Henry Killing, manager OF the
Bismarck-M Credit Bureau
asked the commission to reconsider
it's plan to drop the city water de-
partment membership in the bureau
April reports of three city workers
we're approved. They were present.
ed by C. j. Martineson, chief of po-
lice; Frank j. Mccormick, weigh
master. who reported receipts total
ing $l05.10; and E. S. Allen, police
magistrate, who reported receipts
totaling $50.
Loads weighed on the city scales
last month were described by McCor-
mick as follows: coal 816, millet IA,
hogs 20, wheat 80, oats 4. corn a.,
potatoes Is. sand rs and gravel Is.
Joe Solomon was denied permis-
sion to enlarge his news stand. which
is located between the Dakota Ma
tional Bank and Trust company and
Quanrud. Brink and Reibold conf
pany on Fourth street.