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Bozeman, ~ontana
April 11, 1941
The Commission or The City or Bozeman met in regular session in the Commission
Room, City Hall Building, Pridayevening, April 11, 1941, at 7:30 o'clock P.~!;:. Those
being presen t were Mayor Hoey, COnn:lissioner Busch, Gorrnnis sioner Sorenson, 01 ty Attorney
Aitken, City Manager La1<e, Director or l"inance Walter D:;lVls and the Clerk when the fol-
lowing proceedings were had to-wit:
The minutes of the las t regular session were read, and it was moved by Comrnis sioner
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Sorenson, seconded b77 Commissioner Buscl-. that the minutes be approved as read and the
motion was carried by the following Aye and No vote; those votinG Aye being Mayor Roey,
Commissioner Busch and Commissioner Sorenson; those votinz No, none.
Resolution No. 495 -- Intention to Sell Stevenson 80.
Mr. Kenneth Kraft appeared before the Co~~ission to ask the payments on the Steven-
son 80 be extended over a period of five years. The Commission expressed themselves
as favorinG this e.\"tension of payments.
Th.e Oit:r Attorney stated that as instructed he had prepared the resolution of in-
tention to sell the Stevenson 80. He presented Resolution No. 495, entitled:
A RESOLUTION 01" THE CmmISSIO~' OF T:!:-ill CITY OP BOZ::':r.IAN, 1~O~;TANA, STATING
ITS IN'l'ENTION TO SELL CERTAIN REAL PROPERTY 0Ii' SAID CITY, HEREINAB'Tl.2:R
DESCRIBED, TO KENNETH KRAFT, FOR T'JVENTY-'J1IffiEE HUNDI-lliD DOLLARS, AND
AUTHOIUZING THE CITY MANAGER TO ENTEH INTO A CO!iPl'RP.CT ON BEHALF OI"
TIm CITY FOR THAT PURPOSE
It was moved by Commis sioncr Buscb, seconded by Commissioner Sorenson tha t the
Resolution be passed and adopted and the motion was carried by the following Aye and
No vote; those voting Aye beine; Mayor Boey, Commissioner Busch and Commissioner
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Sorenson; t~ose voting No, none.
The contract as authorized by Resolution No. 495, was presented, approved as to
form by the Ci ty Attorney, signed and execu tad.
Extension of Viater l(ain
r,;r. Geo. Stucky, 607 South Church, appeared befo re the Commis sion to ask that
the water main be extended to serve his propert:r. The matter lJIJas discussed and Mr.
Stucky was informed tha tit has been the policy not to extend the wa ter main unless
a reasonable return was assured for the cost of the extension.
Ntr. Stucky s ta ted he would see the 0 thers in teres ted in ha ving tLe main ex tended
and find out if they wO:.lld be willinG to dosome of the labor in order to cut the amount
of the cost of the extension.
Report of E~ ctircal Inspector's School
Mr. Carl liollensteiner reported on the Electrical Inspector's School held in
Great Falls, April 4th & 5th, which he attended.
Police Service -- Ellen Theatres
theatres to assist in regulating the crowd between shows.
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The rl:anaE:~er stated that d1Jring t1:e past week he ,bad a request from the Ellen
Theatre for paint and permission to paint a strip on the sidewalk in front of the
The matter of blockIng the sidewalk and handlinG of the crowds was discussed,
anc: the Connnission was of the opinion thEl t the thea tres required considerable 8moun t
of special servIce and regulation for tbe amount of city license fee paid.
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After further discussion, the Ci ty Manager WBS instructed to wri te the Ellen-
Rlalto Theatre Company to the effect that a line may be painted on the sidewalk only
in front of the theatres; th3.t they may have their choice of furnisY.ing one of their
own employees, who could be deputized, to regula te the crowd or pay for the special
service of an additional policeman for this purpose.
Adjournment
TI1ere being no further business to come before the Commission at this time, it
was moved by Commissioner Sorenson, seconded by Commissioner Busch that the meeting
adjourn, and the motion was carried by the following Aye and No vote; those voting
Aye being ];~ayor Hoey, Cornmissioner Buscl~l and Cormnissioner Sorenson; ttose voting No,
none.
Attest:
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Clerk 0 the Commission
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