Sidney Nebraska City Council Regular Session Minutes
The Sidneys City Council met in regular session with Mayor Grabill and councilors present. They approved the journal, granted building permits, discussed street deeds, purchased city lots, appointed a helper to work with the County Assessor, formed a park-location committee, asked firemen to seek bids for coats and helmets, directed drainage work on Third Street, and set a $25 monthly engineer salary. Also approved Appropriation Ordinance No. 44 and ordered warrants drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Sidneys
Nebraska
I. E. Grabill
M. A. Shipman
C. G. Hellwig
Ll. G. Lowe
A. J. Jorgenson
HH. Schroeder
D. R. Campbell
A. E. Warren
J. W. Johnson
Treas
N. Greenlee
A. S. Hardy
W. R. Dean
Chas, Dean
Thos. Powell
Presbyteris
H. McFadden
Haskell
Sidney
A. A. Clark
Park
H. Schroeder
L. G
Central Electric and Coal Co Bills and Local Grants Noted
A mixed ledger lists payments for electric and coal supplies, freight, labor, and materials from multiple firms including Central Electric Co, Mountain Electric, Sheridan Coal Co, McGraw Co, and J. Vonderheid. Entries cover fuel, wire, meters, labor, unloading, and freight with totals such as 3000.00 for account transfers and 606.47 for labor and power house work. The record ends with adjournment of the council and a local implement dealer advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Electric Co
Mountain Electric
Central Coal and Coke Co
Advance Machinery and Supply Co
Ly. W. Johns Manville Co
Sup- Pacs
Wee Cee Enscneceees Paaceind
the McGraw Co
Mine & Smeater Sup. Co
Ccc
Cccseeenees
Sheridan Coal Co
M. J. O’fulton Supply Co
England Electric Co
Ccs
J. W. Johnson City
Morris
CHECN
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U.P. TR. R. Co
Joseph Vonderheld
R. M. Adams
Ery Tate
Hendrie and Bolthoff
National Refining Co. Oh
Huschng
A. St
LeSeur
Cheyenne Trading Co
PR. R. Co
Tlin
R. Co
Joseph Vonderheid
I. Co
PLR
ULV
Guarantee to roads under bill fixes two year return
Washington February nine. Senate and house conferees reached an agreement on the railroad bill to guarantee a 544 percent return on railroad value for two years. After two years the interstate commerce commission would set the rate to yield that return. Conference leaders expect to finish the report by February sixteenths and push final enactment before March first private control resumes.
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Washington
Senate
House
Cummins
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
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General Fund
the Telegraph, Printing and Publishing
Hugh McFadden
Bassetts Pharmacy
Geo. F. Guin
A. Ford
T. Mills
M. M. Bowman
D. J. Earl
Whittaker
U. Plr. R. Co
S. G. Elbe
Standard Oil Co
Peoples Furniture Co
Commerce Board
Ll’ IL
Mr. Hill
Callahan
Burlington
Linecols Highway
Rose Street
Tracks
Doran & Hadley Realty Co
McIntosh Bldg
Orient
Fligers
Neto Id
Fosilen
Telephone Company
Nebraska Telephone Company
R. L. MacAdam
Potter
W. W. Heinemann
R. L. Macadam Schwartz & Hite
Citizens State Bank