Laurel outlook., 1946-10-02
THOMSON APPOINTS
GROUP TO REPORT
BALL PARK STUDY
COuncilmen Sell Four Lots;
Mayor Appoints Cemetery
Board; Permits Granted

The city council at its meeting
Tuesday evening sold four lots TO
the Laurel Cooperative association,
the only bidder; for $500. The
property, previously advertised for
sale, consists of lots 8 to 6, in
elusive, in block % of the Allard
subdivision. The formalities of eX-
tending the Billings Gas company's
franchise, unanimously approved at
a recent special election, were
enacted. From the water fund the
finance committee was authorized
to purchase 20 U. S. government
series G bonds in $1,000 denomina-
ton. Permits for new buildings,
moving structures and for remodel
ing were granted. Reports of de-
partments were read and filed. At
tending were Mayor Thomson and
Aldermen Rod gers, Feurbacher,
Void and Smith.
Nh. and Mrs. Mike Segmiller told
of their inability to procure sewer
tiles and asked permission to make
other arrangements until the tile
is available. The. request was re-
ferred to the sewer comittee.
The council heard B. B. Hage-
man, a committeeman representing
the Laurel Commercial club, who
requested assistance in establishing
a baseball park for the use of jun
ior players. Mayor Thomson ap-
pointed a committee composed of
Aldermen Rodgers, Parker and
Void to meet representatives of
the Commercial club and school
board and bring back a report.
The mayor appointed c. W. Laird,
]. C. Durham, Fred W. Graft, Mel
vim Williams, j. j.. Parker, Fred
Feuerbacher and Peter D. Thorn
son members of the cemetery board,
with the council concurring.
A motion prevailed that the $500
received from the sale of lots be
placed in the park fund.
The city attorney, B. L. Price,
was given permission to leave the
state to attend a convention in
Colorado.
Permits were granted as follows:
To Henry Hettinger, extending
his building permit $50 days. .
To David Hettinger for moving d
10 by ID house and a II by 20
garage from lots IA and 10, block q,
Yellowstone subdivision, to lots
3 and 4, block Is CT that subdivi- ;
sion. .
To Mike Segmiller for moving a
ID by "a frame house from south :
vest of Laurel to lots 6 and 7, .
block 80, Allard subdivision. =
To H. j. Bottger to move an \
!, by 16 c~hickenhouse from lots I :,
md 8, block 2, Laurel Heights, .
lots Is and II, block 2, Laurel {
Heights. =
To j. E. DeFrance for an addi- :
ion IL by 16 on a house on lot h
:, block ID, Laurel Realty subdivi- =
ion. =
To John w. Holmes to move three =
A by "a frame buildings from =
outh of the bridge to lots 1 to =
0, block 81, Allard subdivision. :
To C.. E. Nave to build a 20 by /
o frame garage on lots II and 4
2, block 9, Nutting subdivision. a
To Howard Carter and John Price 4
0 rebuild the sidewalk in front &
f the old Bice garage and to re-
the front of the building
n lots 7 and s., block g, Laurel
.ealty subdivision. D
To John P. Walton to move a
s by "a frame house from the 4
DO block on West First street to
ITS 7 and 8, block g., Nutting sub
Reports were submitted for Sep n
,mber from the police department, q
olice judge, library, health officer, N
alter department and treasurer.
The water department was au- N
lorized to buy hose for use at b
lie pump house. M