The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-09
CITY FATHERS OKAY
dates CHOSEN FOR
CLEANUP CANT Align
Penalty and Interest Cancelled
on Delinquent Special
Assessment Taxes
The week Of April n to May 1 was

The week Of April ~ to May was
sanctioned by the city commissioners
Is "Clean-Up and Paint-Up Week"
ct the regular meeting Of the board
held Monday night. Garbage hauling
Win start Monday. May Is. the board
decided.
Sponsored by the Lions service club
and with assistance furnished by the
Association Of Commerce and Boy
Scout troops. the cleanup campaign
Is IN annual drive during which city
residents are asked to remove refuse
and waste on their premises and set
their property IN order.
A resolution adopted by the board
authorizes the city auditor to accept
the original levy for all delinquent
special assessment taxes with the
penalty and interest cancelled. Cam
cellations apply only to taxes for 1888
and prior years and are in line.wtth
the state law recently enacted by the
legislature which cancels the interest
and penalty on delinquent real es-
tate taxes.
Decision to begin rigid enforcement
Of Ill traffic ordinances on April Is
was made by the board. Myron At
kinson, auditor, was instructed to no.
tify the police that after that date all
violators Of speeding, parallel park.
ing, and like ordinances should be
tagged. A suggestion that signs be
placed on lamp posts to notify visitors
that parallel parking was to be oh.
served was deferred until further In
vestigation has been made.
Certificates Of Election Issued
Paul Wachter and ]. B. Smith, oct.
ing - . canvassing board. certified
the election return and certificates Of
election were issued to Edward s. Al
len, police Judge: Homer Spohn and
d. H. T. Perry, city commissioners,
and Roland Crane, justice Of the
peace. Official returns give Allen
,oo5 votes. Sell 47o. Bonny 80, Dralle
81, shipp l3l, Perry 2,2l2, Spohn r.
III. Wehe $50 and Crane 1855.
W. +. Jones and H. +. Rud were
appointed q special deputy assessors
70 assist with the spring work In g.
sesging city property.
Joe Coghlan submitted petition
from residents Of Lincoln. and Fort
Rice townships protesting against the
establishment Of . transient camp on
sibley Island and urging that instead
Of the transients doing the work on
the proposed sibley Island park, the
work be given to residents In that
vicinity on the relief rolls. The mat
ter was referred to the park board.
The commission ordered the city
auditor to proceed with the collection
Of plumbers licenses, only two Of
which have been paid since the ex-
pdration date. December 81.
Zening Change Referred
A petition to amend the Soning Of.
dinance to extend the commercial
sone one block north between First
and Third streets WAS referred to the
souing board. Action on petition for
water mains On Seventeenth st. from
Roseer to Avenue B and north Of
Avenue = On Second st.. WAS deferred
Q was the petition Of Gus pelke 70
dig q water and sewer main ditch 100
fest north Of Avenue p on Wash1ng.
ton ct.
Frank OlancyS offer Of Zoo for two
lots On sixth st., n the go block was
recommended 70 the county hoard.
J. J. Rue appeared before the board
With . plea for IN extenSion Of the
special assessment taxes but action
was deferred on the question q lsgal
right.
Report Of the city weisher allowed
that receipts during March totaled
11o6.J6 for 2.ll0 loads weighed. The
report was approved . was also the
reheuArp report Of Mis- Esther
Teichmann. city school nurse. The
QUESTION Of obtaining right Of way Tor
the proposed new Fort Lincoln road
also came up IT the meeting but no
action was taken.