The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-16
II LOCAL LICENSES
FOR BEER-VENDORS
APPROVED BY DADS
Lenhart and Wachter Will Rep-
resent Board on New
Budget Committee
DIPHTHERIA DANGER GONE
Motorists Arc Warned AGAINST
Storing Automobiles on
Streets

Issuance Of II local beer-vending
licenses was approved Monday night
as the board of Bismarck city COM
missioners held its first regular meet
ing Of the new year.
Eleven were on-sale licenses, the
fees being $50 each. and three were
off sale permits, with fees Of SOS
each.
City Auditor Myron H. Atkinson was
instructed to write letters to all other
heer-venders In the city. instructing
them they must have their licenses by
next Monday night or cease selling
beer.
Licenses were issued to the follow
ing:
On-Sale
Patterson Hotel Co., E. e. Patter-
son.
Casino. Paul j. Yeater and A. ].
Skero.
w. M. Neff. l12 Fourth st.
Prince Hotel, G. E. Lyon.
American Billiard Parlor. George
Bittus.
Blackstone Billiard Parlors. F. L.
LI,omis.
Sixth Street Pool Hall, Bert Nicola.
Sak's Confectionery, SOL Broadway
avenue.
West Cafe. Frank Barnes.
Idle Hour. 1914 Fifth st.. H. l.
Bailey and John Goldader.
Sweet Shop. David p. George and
George Christie.
Off-Sale
Okay Confectionery, Martha Heu-
pei.
Logan's grocery store. Roy P. Logan.
8outrous grocery store, 500 Third
st. Mrs. Della Boutrous.
President A. p. Lenhart and Paul
Wachter were named the commits
sion's two representatives to the Bis
marck budget board Of review, new
unit with wide powers set up under
q law passed by the last legislature.
Other members Of the board will be
two representatives Of the school
board, one from the park board and
two members-at-large to be named
by the five representing the boards.
This board must review preliminary
budgets and has final authority to
order reductions or EXAMINATIONS but
no authority to raise items proposed.
Diphtheria Danger Gone
A report from A. w. Ecklund, bac-
teriologist, and DR.. A. M. Fisher. city
health officer, indicated that the
diphtheria danger in Bismarck has
practically disappeared following q
mild epidemic last month. They re-
ported local diaries maintaining high
standards Of cleanliness.
Reports also were received for
December from Weighmaster r. ].
Mccormick and the city police de-
partment. The weightmaster report
ed receipts Of $292.40 for the month.
Loads weighed were described as fol-
lows: coal 1896, ice Is, hay ~. mil
let 3, cattle 8, hogs %, oats 16. corn
46, speltz 2, barley Z, potatoes Z, sand
Sc and gravel I.
A letter from Owen T. Owen, state
beer commissioner, asked tho city
boards approval to several applicants
for state beer-vending licenses.
Motorists Are Warned
A warning to motorists who are
parking their automobiles for extra
ordinarily long periods on the streets
or even storing" them for the winter
on streets was Issued by the COM
mission. The board instructed the
police department to have all such
vehicles hauled to garages. with the
owners to be assessed all charges.
An ordinance prohibits such practices
by motorists. Commissioner Paul
Wachter pointed out.
An offer to sell q lot west Of the
city swimming pool to the city, with
the suggestion that 1t be used for
parking space, was rejected. The
offer came from r. Z. Young, rep.
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