The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 8, 1930, Page 2

<n i S| ~ $10,000 SEWERAGE Would Avoid Floods and Dam- ages by Pond and Big Drain From Jackman Coulee PARKING SIGNS GOING UP Meavier Fines for Reckless and Drunken Car Drivers Urged by Police Judge Another plan for solving the sur- face water floods which pour into the south side bottoms and inundate the ‘Will nurseries and other properties a BISMARCK RENE, TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1930 _ | SIDE GLANCES - By George Clark | i on the lowlands was submitted to the; City comrffission by T. R. Atkinson, city engineer, Monday evening. It in- volves’ the construction of an evap- orating and seepage reservoir, two lines of sewer ‘drain extensions and would cost about $70.000. A previous | Plan, tentatively detailed to the com- mission some time ago, would have cost nearly $100,000. ‘The commission took steps to put the new plan into operation by the proposed creation of a third sewer improvement district. Time will be gained in this way and. if the com- mission meanwhile changes its mind.| the matter can as well be later as now. Tt was announced by City Auditor M. H. Atkinson that the original san- \tary sewer of 1904-5-6 had been fully paid and the second sewer has been under payment for abqut seven years, '80 it, too, will shortly be quidated. ‘Whele City in District As the proposed improvement is to ‘be of general benefit, not only provid- ing for disposal of general surface water flow but averting suits for Gamages, such as the Garske suit .of TREE SURGEON: Just a few little things I turned out last month. grounds, but it was thought safer, assigns in the business district was dis- the cost was so nominal, to make the|cussed. These will be required on 14 lease for the full two-year period of-| blocks, with four to a block—5S6 in all fered by the War department. Mean-|—between Main and Thayer avenues. ad ni cae! behend Ba be seeded so} They are to be put up shortly. as ve it a binding surface. At rakem: Y= pee owing to prior cultivation, its ipceted resets in. aiecch of mazes, surfece is too sandy and rough to be| Police Magistrate Allen reported fines used effectively. of $175.95 in that month. Street flushing plans revealing a] Pp, D, Kebsgaard asked for the shortage of fire hose in the depart-|grading and graveling of an alley in ment, City Auditor Atkinson was au-'block 90, McKenzie and Coffin addi- thorized to advertise for 1,000 feet.|tion. This was referred to the city = Terrified Holdup Man Seeks Police Station New York, April 8—(P)—A terrified holdup men fled in panic to a pollet icq pricing — Mle ragage aaa or Based on a most intriguing story, played by an unusually competent | Toomey, originally from Broadway legitimate stage, achieved motion picture pane Ie ee ae gettable portriyal in “Alibi” and re- |‘ oly "ued $0 Ea ianole, wit tne rouse | George Archainbaud, one of the|all the musical comedy most successful of of the foreign airee- the stage today. Whenyourthroat is sore re with Caterch ‘pkey thankful for Mist. Put few drops nostrils several ti wid the a Mit imoten, soothes the sore: severe defeat to-| Doctors use it. Get a Can- | ny drug store! , it was held that it was an Mediates whens tao entire lly wines eee: department. |" Albert Stude complained about be included in the proposed improve-} ‘goon to Reruiat im ment district. ‘The cos: will taus} eruyiate Parking Hours odors from the Bismarck Hide and mount to about $20 per 50-foot lot, Lodensase cpepreice coins fl pans wa Ty Bremises. The com- 2 t Of Property, lots p was referred to Commissioner jo with interest, to about $3 annually |59' tock 94, McKensle and Coffin ad-| Welter, ea Another petition from a long = of property owners asked for side-| Tobacco may be grown on the same eats and gutters at the inte: land for a5 many as 20 to ‘30 years Will Need 15 Acres of Tenth street and Avenues D . | without rotation, Wisconsin university With the creation of the 4 {It sbatzerrar Atel an improve- | experts find. the elty il paschaee suificlens land ene, istrict for the latter. a ee, of the “El at belveen Third and i The placins of tvo-hour parking! J. W. Riley for Co. Judge” (Pol. Adv.) Washington streets and south of} SEE RTT Te Bowen avenuc for a 15- acre reser- | voir—or will seek to acquire the area | by condemnation proceedings in dis- | trict court. On this a reservoir will) be constructed by cxcavating the area; and throwing up earth banks earl four fect in height. The sandy cha! accer of the soil will permit the water | to seep through the bottom, while it | | also is evaporating from the surface. An extension of the storm sewer from Eighth strect on Bowen avenu | convey the surface and storm to the reservior, linking up all Rorth and south streets between. At the same time, 2,000 feet of 72- inch pipe are to be laid from the | Jackman coulee beyond the Northern ; Pacific to the Missouri, to convey the | waters of that section into the river. | Bigger Car Drunk Fines Urged. | E. 8. Allen, police judge. was before the commission, suggesting heavier fines for drunken and reckless car | drivers. -He would: fine such offend- | ‘a in the police court and then turn | them over to the district court for jail | sentencing. There have been some aggravating cases of late, and only | e-payment of damages saved the of- fenders from more than a fine of $25 and costs. -The commissioners | Eonaht the cases could be handled | under existing ordinances, but agreed | with the judge that drunken cases | called forasterner penalty thanamere | fine. A recent case was cited as a/ sample for clemency, as it was a first | lense and the violator will be out: of pocket about $600 when he finishes | damages in addition to his | ill Lease Use of Fort Field i A two-year lease of joint use of the/ fi at Fort Lincoln at; ‘was passed on firs: reading. and ‘Aas! s jhe. eet ‘hase, na: cpp ade mel da diaaiah kcal & inimitable blend, Nothing like it has ever been known. . . . But in addition to the blend, another reason for Camel's superiorie is the willing. ness of its manufacturers to puit guoney, into tobacco quality. 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