The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 9, 1929, Page 7

TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1929 OATH ADMINSTERED 103 COMMISSIONERS - REELECTED BY CITY ‘Session of Commission Occu- beg pied by Pidewalk Bid and Routine on Alleys ‘The reelected city commissioners. Mayor A. P. Lenhart, George Hum- phreys and Paul ‘Wachter, were giver the oativof, office for another term at the meeting of the city commission, Monday . . The election re- turns, showing their reelection board. ‘The session was occupied by routine business which kept the commission- ers sitting till 11 o'clock. chief items was from W. J. Noggle for putting down sidewalks during the year. This was accepted. It was accomplished by @ pond from. the North Dakota Trust company, Fargo, and a certified check. The bid asked $2.70 a square yard for private driveways, washed and screened sand and gravel, 17 cents a Cee Rit id abet run o! weal: 19 ee ts washed and screened, excavation, be painted relaying tile and private drive- ways, 75 fee tee earth filling and 26 cents a square foot for alley crossing sidewalks, natural run of pit on sand and gravel, and 30 cents for washed and screened sand and gravel. Alley Projects Referred A petition for paving a half block of the alley in the rear of the Salva- tion Army phic was referred to city engineer. bet estimate that it would cost $1,005.50 to grade and gravel or cin- der an alley in the Riverview additjon, block 17, opening on Thayer and Broadway,’ was referred back to the engineer. “action was deferred on’a petition for a water main on Twentieth street, ‘Through J. K. Doran, guardian, @ plea was made for abatement of in- terest and penalties on & delinquent tax charge of $3,906.66 on the estate of Fad Swanson. No action was taken. ‘William Hughes was present to ask recovery of advances made in & poor case which came to the city and was sent out again. The ¢ took no action. ‘The monthly report of the chief of police showed 23 arrests and $70 fines. The city scale report showed 2,427 loads weighed during March. ‘A reassessment was ordered on & water main on Twenty-first street, as asked by A. B. Carley. ‘A sidewalk was ordered laid, as pe- titioned for by L. P. Warren, at Ave- nue C and Third street. O. E. Anderson was present to pre- sent the matter of repaving the high- way to the state prison, but no action was taken. NAVAL PARLEY [S CALLED ‘ASSURED’ ‘Washington, April 9.—(?)—An in- formal meeting of delegations from the legislative establishments of five world powers in August to discuss fur- ther limitation of naval armaments is described by Chairman Britten of the house naval. committee, initiator, as “an assured fact.” The meeting, he says, will take place at Biarritz, France, August 21, or at Geneya, August 25, after the annual session of the inter - parlia- mentary, union. Groups from the British parliament, the Japanese diet, and the French and Italian chambers of deputies ;will attend, he asserts, in addition, toynine or ten members of the Unit tates senate and house. A method will be sought, he ex- plains, looking to an agreement among the powers on the according 1931, to anxearly date in 1930, or at least one ahead of the present scheduled date.” : time visited the Foch family. Colonel Alex Fournier, son- in-law of the late marshal, died after @ heart attack similar to that which ended his father-in-law's life.’ Be- Gause of his-illness Col. Fournier had been unable to be at the marshal’s bedside or té attend the funeral. Paul Whiteman (Tonight on: Columbla network o % to9 DM, Central Standard Time a touch of your radio dia) will tmanale of the “King of Jann” and his ped orchestra. Courtesy . | nounced grouping of | to their Wahpeton Votes on School Bond Issue Wahpeton, N. D., April 9—(P)— Voters today were balloting on a pro- posed $150,000 bond issue to construct @ new grade and school FOR DRIVING DRUNK Motorist Who Crashed Into An- other's Car Sentenced:by Judge Jansonius CHAPLIN MAY SELL INOPEN MARKET ture stars have been banded together, and sell his pictures in the open market. ‘The paper said that Chaplin an- his decision during a di cussion of a mi panies into one $60,000,000 tion, one-half of which would be owned by Warner Brothers. Gloria D. W. Griffith, Goldwyn, Joseph M. Schenck, Chap- lin, Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford were said: to have ‘attended the conference. Hondurans Worried Over Bomb Stories Tegucigalpa, Honduras, April 9.— (?)—Hondurans were excited today by reports that Las Limas, Honduras, had .been bombed by American air- planes operating in Nicaragua. Hon- duras authorities were investigating. The reports were that American planes from Managua bombed sus- pected rebel camps along the border and, somehow, bombed also Las Limas, just across the national fron- tier. Much of the town was destroy- ed in a fire‘which followed. : ——__—_————_ On Sale at Last—Lehigh Lignite Briquettes for furnace, fireplace, range or laundry The Wachter Transfer Co.. phone 62. Tues = DAKOTA-MONTANA'S: | STOCK CASE COMES TO DISTRICT COURT Supreme Court Rules That L. E. issue. 2 Shores Has Right for Trial of Action When L. E. Shores charged officials of the Dakota Montana Oil company with fraud in a stock deal he stated @ cause of action sufficient to war- rant a trial in the district court, the supreme court held today. Its actton affirms an order of the Ward coun- ty district court in denying the de- ‘| fendants’ demurrer to the complaint. Shores charged that he owned $42,- 000 worth of stock in the company that he turned it over to com- pany officials with the under- standing that he was to receive other stock for it but that he never received the new stock. The defendants fil @ demurrer contending that he hi no legal cause for action but the dis- trict court and supreme court dis- agreed. The case was remanded to the Ward county district court for ac- tion. In the case of Margaret Hedine vs. Theodore Meyer, August P. Meyer and Irving Moulthrop, doing business as the Minot Steam Laundry, the su- Preme court affirmed the action of jthe Ward county district court in Granting the plaintiff damages for alleged personal injuries. The defendants claimed thet the driver of a truck owned by them was using the truck for his own pleasure when the accident occurred in which Miss Hedine was injured. The jury held that he was acting as the agent for the deféndsnts at the time and the supreme court said the finding ot the jury on the point was conclusive. NATIVES, STARVING, ENCOURAGED BY RAIN | Kampala, Uganda, British East | Africa, April 9.—(#)—The famine and drought-stricken Ruanda area of Bel- gian Congo was visited by heavy rains today, making prospects for future crops excellent but leaving the immediate situation of the perishing Bahuti tribesmen still deplorable. Conditions have improved with the organization of relief efforts. 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