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FORM 149 -P— Special
MUNICIPAL SUPPLIES LTD.
regular
May 9, 1
Council Meeting
May 9, 1955
Page 1
The Council of the M. D. of Kneehill # 48 held a
meeting at the Municipal Office, Three Hills, on
.955, co^mlencing at 9:20 A.M.
throughout
Mr. Church moved that the minutes of the special
meeting of April 29th and May 2nd be adopted. Carried
The Monthly Statement for the month ending Apr. 30/55
was pre er_ted:
Net balance at end of previous month $11,124.92
Receipts for the month (less loans) 181683.15
Loans received in April 10.000.00
Sub -total $397808.07
Less disbursements for the month i0.i50.86
Net Balance at End of Month $ 97457.21
3
Balances at end of Month Royal Banff: $ 51386 17
Tax Sale Trust Account 789 55
Treasury Branch 6,369.27
Cash on hand at end of month 551.46
Sub -total $13,098.45
Less outstanding cheques 1.641.24
Net Balance at End of Month $ 9.457.21
Note, Receipts of $18,683.15 as given above includes
the sum of $11,000. from sale of Bonds.
Mr Brown moved that the monthly statement be
adopted Carried.
Mr Schmelke presented
Gaetz ol Torrington, in which Mr
Council to his application for a
Station.in Pt. S.E �- 3- 33 -26 -4
approval be granted on condition
does not} affect the present road
a letter from Mr W. E.
Gaetz requested approval of
licence to operate a Service
Mr. Schmelke moved that the
that the said Service Station
allowance Carried
Mr Ben Sept met the Council and requested the
Council to arrange for replacing a portion of fence on north
side of road near SE corner of 19- 32 -24 -4. Mr. Schmelke moved
that Mr. Peters make the necessary arrangements for this
Carried
Notice of admission of Mr Christian Itterman to
Calgary General Hospital was read. Mr. Peters moved that
Mr Cam bell investigate re his residence and hospital
privileges. Carried.
Mr Ben Pickering, of Ghost Pine Creek, met Council
re work for D -4 and Overhead and /or up to 10 trucks; willing
to work at Government rates.
Letter from Major Broom was read in which he advised
that 14r. Dan Srigley planned to return to Wimborne May 12/55•
Application of P. S. Reed for work was read
Letter foom M D of Calgary confirming agreement
for div Lion of assets was read.
See page 2
The
follwwing councillors were present
the whole
meeting.
Mr.
A. H. Church Div
1
Mr.
Noah Boese
2
Mr
Ralph W. Brown
3
Mr.
Duncan Peters
4
Mr.
L. P. Meston (Reeve)
5
Mr
S C. Schmelke
6
Mr.
C. C. Campbell
7
throughout
Mr. Church moved that the minutes of the special
meeting of April 29th and May 2nd be adopted. Carried
The Monthly Statement for the month ending Apr. 30/55
was pre er_ted:
Net balance at end of previous month $11,124.92
Receipts for the month (less loans) 181683.15
Loans received in April 10.000.00
Sub -total $397808.07
Less disbursements for the month i0.i50.86
Net Balance at End of Month $ 97457.21
3
Balances at end of Month Royal Banff: $ 51386 17
Tax Sale Trust Account 789 55
Treasury Branch 6,369.27
Cash on hand at end of month 551.46
Sub -total $13,098.45
Less outstanding cheques 1.641.24
Net Balance at End of Month $ 9.457.21
Note, Receipts of $18,683.15 as given above includes
the sum of $11,000. from sale of Bonds.
Mr Brown moved that the monthly statement be
adopted Carried.
Mr Schmelke presented
Gaetz ol Torrington, in which Mr
Council to his application for a
Station.in Pt. S.E �- 3- 33 -26 -4
approval be granted on condition
does not} affect the present road
a letter from Mr W. E.
Gaetz requested approval of
licence to operate a Service
Mr. Schmelke moved that the
that the said Service Station
allowance Carried
Mr Ben Sept met the Council and requested the
Council to arrange for replacing a portion of fence on north
side of road near SE corner of 19- 32 -24 -4. Mr. Schmelke moved
that Mr. Peters make the necessary arrangements for this
Carried
Notice of admission of Mr Christian Itterman to
Calgary General Hospital was read. Mr. Peters moved that
Mr Cam bell investigate re his residence and hospital
privileges. Carried.
Mr Ben Pickering, of Ghost Pine Creek, met Council
re work for D -4 and Overhead and /or up to 10 trucks; willing
to work at Government rates.
Letter from Major Broom was read in which he advised
that 14r. Dan Srigley planned to return to Wimborne May 12/55•
Application of P. S. Reed for work was read
Letter foom M D of Calgary confirming agreement
for div Lion of assets was read.
See page 2
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FORM 749 -P— Special
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Page 2
:better from Dept of 1 "unicipal Affairs giving final
approv to the appointment of Gordon G King as Sec. -Treas
was rea to Council and Sec. -Treas bond for $107000. was
presented for inspection
Mr Schmelke moved that correspondence be filed.
Carried
4 Mr Brown reported on the proposed transfer of
Pt. NE- 19- 30 -25 -4. Afer discussion, Mr Schmelke moved that
Mr Brown and Mr. Boese investigate this matter further
Carried.
Mr. Meston reported that
contact Clay Thomas re the grader,
Mr Boese moved that the
cancellation of the old road survey
in El- 21- 30 -24 -4 on condition that
crossings be maintained. Carried
NE -34 an
d
bridges)
to co -Opp
proposed]
and that
agreement
work and:
required
sides of
to Berke
part of
he had not been able to
but would attend to this.
Council approve of the
west of C.N R tracks
the present Railway
The matter of a stream diversion across part of
NW -35, both in 29 -26 -4 was discussed (Goerlitz
Mr Brown reported that the land owners are willing
erate. Mr. Peters moved that the Council favor the
new channel to eliminate the need for two bridges;
the Bridge Branch be requested to make the necessary
s, land purchases, surveys, and to do all earth
bridge work at the expense of the said Bridge Branch.
Carried.
Mr Boese moved that payments be
for road widening and for removal
road from S.W.- 16-- 28 -24 -4 north 4
ey), the payments to be as per the
hese minutes. Carried.
made for the land
of fences on both
miles (J9 Highway*
list forming a
Mr. Church moved that no payment be made to Mr.
Clarence Colberg for fencing on the Gatine road. Carried
Mr. Brown moved that a letter be sent to Mr G
Berreth of Bircham requesting him to fill in the old base-
ment in Pt NE- 3-29-25 -4 adjacent to Bircham, as the basement
constitu es a hazard. Carried
Mr C. J. Christie presented the accounts for
payment Mr. Church moved that the accounts be passed,
except f r Mr Ruby's mileage which should be tabled for
discussi n later in the meeting Carried.
e
Mr. G. King presented the paysheets for consideration.
Mr. Church moved that the paysheets be passed for payment.
Carried.
The Sec. -Treas was instructed to write to Tony
Reimer d notify him that no further road work will be paid
to him. the work is first authorized
Mr. Brown and Mr Boese agreed to meet John Esau
and to d scuss mileage payments with him
I Mr. Campbell agreed to see `'ack Christensen and
to discuss mileage payments with him, with special mention of
mileage to and from work.
for the
Mr Peters moved that Mr. John Esau be paid $31.00
Afference in truck licence plates. Carried
See page 3.
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Page 3
Mr Peters moved that the meeting adjourn for dinner
from 12 00 noon to 1 P.14. Carried.
The meeting re- convened at 1 P.S., with all the
councillors present
Mr. G. King reported that he had received the Permit
to trap muskrats as requested by Council.
I Mr. R. Brown reported on mileage payments as requested
by Mr. Fuby, yield Supervisor Mr. Ruby then met with the
Council and discussed mileage rates and the living allowance
of $25 Imo. voted to him; he declined the 25 mo granted
to him as a living allowance After discussion , Mr. Church
moved t at the mileage rates for Mr. C. E. Ruby as Field
Supervisor be as follows.
100 mile for mileage without load
15¢ mile when hauling the tree planter
20¢ mile for all spraying, roadside seeding, etc
Motion carried.
a A letter from the Field Crops Branch, Dept of
Agricult re, requesting that e.ur Field Supervisor do weed
inspecti n work in L I D # 42 was considered, maximum
service equested was to total $200.00. Mr. Brown_ moved
that the said Dept. be notified that the Field Supervisor
has full s. time work with this District and cannot be released
to act as Weed Inspector of L.I.D. # 42. Carried
Sam Eslinger met the Council He may buy a new
small crasher; estimated his price for crushing to 1 lit
size and loading at 55¢ c.y., price for screening and
loading price 35¢ c. Y.
Mr Ed Belsheim, Asst. District Engineer, met the
Council and discussed the Contingency Grant He also sub-
mitted r ugh estimates as follows:
Jutras Job South 1- 29 -21 -4 $2,500. for dirt work,
plus cost of 4 or 5 ft. culvert; 18 ft fill required to
give 10o grade; Bridge Branch might supply the culvert
Sarcee Job South 16- 31- 22- 4-- estimate of $7,000.
to include earth work, gravel, land survey, etc.
dirt work Smouse Creek West 31-32-M-4 est. $5,000 for
He advised the Council to apply in writing for the
Contin_bency Grant, with the application to be sent to the
Red Deer, office.
Mr Peters moved that the Council do not grant
permission for any building to be erected in Torrington on
that area which is reserved for Public Works and /or Park
Carried
Mr. Heaton, of Sundre Contracting Co. , met with the
Council.
Mr Ray Burgoyne, of Trochu, met the Council re
obtainin work with the road crew; experienced with D -7
and TD-1 .
Mr Lyle Munro, of Carstairs, met the Council re
stockpiling of gravel from the River and gave his price of
not over 50¢ cu yd for 12,000 to 15,000 cu. yd. contract
He outli ed his plan for a cable across the river and proposal
to drag he gravel out. He would charge only for the gravel
put into the stockpile Mr. Meston moved that the Council
guarante him payment for 12,000 cu. yd at a price not to
exceed 5 ¢ cu. yd.; no extra ee expenses to be charged to
this Dis rict Locations to be Bear Morrin and Munson ferries
Carried
See page 4.
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Mr. Munro also stated he had a Cedar Rapids Pitmaster
Crusher and quoted the following prices for crushing & loading:
1.11 --55 , lilt- -app. 62¢, 111--70¢; spreading -- 50 extra
The Council then discussed Hail Suppression with a
Comm o Jas Bishop, Harold Howe, W Unruh, H C. Currie,
R. Rice, Ed. Kober, and David Wiebe They gave evidence in
support of the Company and dealt on general public support,
stating that from 70 to 90% of those contacted had signed a
petitiorl requesting the Municipal District to increase its
budget this year by app. 8 mills to provide for Hail Supp-
ression on a Municipal basis. The, turned over to the
Municipal District cheques from farmers for a total
of to be used as payment on taxes on condition
that HaIng Suppression is undert�kken on a Municipal basis.
Mr. G , S ec -Treas of this M. D., then told the
committ e that he had contacted the Dept of Municipal
Affairs by telephone as to the authority of a Municipal
District to expend money for Hail Suppression. The matter
had bee discussed by the Deputy - Minister, two chief Municipal
Inspect rs, and officials of the Dept of Agriculture; the
reply received was that, under the present Act, the Listrict
could n t expend money for Hail Suppression, but could give
a grant under Sec. 295(b) which allows grants to a maximum
of 42,5 0. in any year. The committee then requested that
two members of the Council be delegated to go to Edmonton
with a Dail Suppression Comm to discuss this matter further
with Government officials.
Mr Peters moved that fir. Brown and Mr. Campbell be
the del gates for the above Carried
Mr. Hugo Toews and Mr. R. Milne met the Council and
complained that a farmer, Mr David Falk, was retailing fuel
oil on his farm and asked if Council had granted permission
Mr Meston moved that Mr. Peters and Mr. Brown investigate
Carried.
Mr. Peters moved that the Council adjourn for
supper from 6:20 to 7:20 P.M. Carried.
The Council re- convened at 7:20, with all members
again resent
Mr. Ed McNair, of Beiseker, met the Council re
gravel 14ork. Has a crusher and stockpile in Thurn pit on
#9 High ay south -west of Beiseker Price for crushing and
loading 111, incl the gravel, 7W; if hauled directly from
the crusher, price is 100 c. y. less for 5,000 cu -,rds or
more F
r
Mr. Herb Dickieson, of Industrial Road Equipment,
met the 'Council re an Adams Motor Patrol. Price '18,048.
Also qu ted price on used Adams #12 Elevating Grader, with
Int. P 0 Motor and new belt $2,250.
Mr. Smith, of Costello Equipment met the Council re
a Huber Warco Motor Grader. Price $17,289.
Mr. Harley Dean, of Cruickshank- Richardson Equip ,
gave pr>ce of 4-:21� cu. yd. Scraper for Hough Payloader $4,075.
F.0 B. Saskatoon
Mr. Ken Moore, of Union Tractor & Equipment Co.,
met Council and gave following prices:
Used Ad Ems # 12 Elevating Grader with U -9 motor new in 1953,
$1,800. FOB Red Deer. Available about May 1$th.
#12 Mot r Patrol (new) $17,693. FOB Red Deer; 1 yr warranty
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Mr McKay, of Armco Drainage and Met al Pr oducts , met
:il Price of Austin Western Master 99 Motor Patrol
ter $18,984. FOB Three Hills
Mr McLennan, of Waterous Equipment, and his Branch
Manager. et the Council Price of AD -40 $19,802
Mr Ken Arkley, of Westeel Products, met the Council
re culverts and signs Mr Peters moved that the following
be ordered for delivery to Three Hills:
14 lengths 1211 by 16 ft.; 14 lengths 1211 by 14 ft.;
and 20 DANGER signs (scotchlite) Carried
3 Mr. Ron Ainsworth, of Ferguson Supply, met the Council
re Champiion Motor Grader Price $17,850.
Mr. Reuben Dick, of Concrete Drainage, met the council
re concrete culverts. No order was given, but Divs. 2, 6, and
7 may order some small sizes later
Note: Prices as listed for Motor Patrols are for
machines of similar size and with about the same equipment;
fuller details were outlined by the salesmen
By ballot vote, it was determined that the majority
of the Council favored the purchase of a #12 Motor Grader
Mr. Meston moved lst reading to By -Law #217 to
purchase a # 12 Motor Patrol from Union Tractor and Equipment
Co. at i price of $17,693. FOB Red Deer. Carried.
Mr Brown moved 2nd Reading to By -Law # 217 Carried
Mr. Church moved 3rd. Reading to By -Law # 217. Carried
Mr. Meston moved that the Shop Committee and Robert
Hogg (foreman) inspect the used Adams # 12 Elevating Grader
for sale by Union Tractor, and that they have power to act
Carried
Mr. Schmelke moved that the Shop Comm and the 'peeve
be empowered to hire an operator for the new # 12 Motor Patrol.
Carried.
Mr Boese moved that this District apply for Conting-
ency Grafts for the following:
1. Jutras 'Job South 1- 29 -21 -4 $2 500. plus culvert
2. Sarcee Job South 16- 1 -22 -4 7,000 including
gravel and all other costs
3. Smouse Creek West 31- 32 -26 -4 $5,500. incl. gravel
4. Bitz Coulee in NW -9 and SW- 16- 29 -24 -4 $39000 plus
culvert (incl gravel)
5 North of Gelinas West 1 & 2- 34 -25 -4 $5,000. Incl.
gravel and all other costs.
6. Dundas Hill South 4- 32 -26 -4 $4,000 incl gravel
(Total of above projects $27,000 )
And that the Municipal District agree to pay for land
purchases, surveys, and fencing as its contribution to the
projects as listed. Motion carried.
�Mr. Meston moved that the Committee for Road work
be Mr. Schmelke and Mr Boese, with Mr. G. King as Secretary
to the Comm Carried
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$20.00 er
at Elno a,
Council Meeting
May 9, 1955
Page 6
Mr Campbell moved that Mrs. Mike Miller be granted
month relief, through the Red and White Store
Carried.
Mr. Church moved that Mr King and Mr. Christie be
delegat s to the Sec. - Treas. Refresher Course and Convention
to be hold at Banff on May 24th, 25th, and 26th, and that
they be ;paid their expenses for this Carried.
Mr Peters moved that a fidelity bond for $5,000.
be secuted for Mr Harvey Hanson through the Canadian General
Ins uran a Co. (C. J. Christie, agent) Carried
Mr Church moved that the accounts as follows be
passed for payment:
Treasu
4612
4613
4614
4615
C. P.C.
4610
4618
4619
4620
4621
x_4622
4623
Schache:
4625
4626
4627
4628
4629
4630
4631
4632
4633
4634
4635
4636
4637
4638
4639
4640
4 641
4642
4643
4644
4645
4646
4647
4648
4649
465o
Mrs I Murray
Prov. - 14ental Hosp
C.A. Carter
Provincial Treas.
-kentin
C.H. Nash
Queens Printer
Town of 3 -rills
Bank of 1 ontreal
Shea's Transport
Albert Bramley
East Carbon Coal Co.
Sales & Service
H C Currie & Son
Canadian Liquid Air
Strudie Propane Ltd.
Martin Winther
Dept. of Highv. ays
K & 0. motors
Welders Supplies Ltd
Calgary Drating
Calgary Iron &_ Eng.
H.T. Howe & Son
Arthur Scheurer
East Rrochu Coal Co
Ideal arardware
Sawdons Drug
Village of Carbon
Farmers Exchange
Jackson's Machine
Three Hills Capital
F.J. Schmaltz
Municipal Supplies
J E McFee
$ 2.711 overpaid taxes
45 00/ 3 accounts
50.00/ Roxx Relief
103.00,/ Mother Allow
30 00/ Davidson Account
20.001 Lilly Dixon
3.95 / ke's & Pound Ad
7.41/ Water & Sewer
5.50/ Water & Sewer (Carbon)
3.05/ Hauling Repairs
13 30/ Hauling Coal
46„10/ Coal for Shop
4.00/ Repairs to stove
31,00/ Slack coal & Hauling
16.54 / Repairs
21.00/ Propane
81.00/ Fees & -lileage
81/ Blueprints
6.16/ Repairs
6 45/ Repairs
51.70 / Maps x'/ 70
26.90 ,✓ Repairs
6 921 Repairs
14.50/ Repairs
5-70/ Coal for 3 FIills
33.48/ Repairs
194,93/ Office, Ser. Brd.,
78,30/ Frontage Tax
6.115/ Flag Material
58-55/ Repairs
32.90/ Ads & ballots
9.80/'Service Board
92.98/ Stationery
36.00 / Material
Crown Lumber Co 21 30/ Material
Hutton's Ltd. 73.20/ Repairs
B. & T. Construction 8.00/ Ser. Uinden Well
A.V Lee 23.10/ Repairs
Highway Motors 56 80/ Repairs
See Page 7
4
Treasury
4651
4652
4653
4654
4655
4656
4657
4658
4659
4660
Win. Ross
4662
4663
4664
4665
4666
4667
4668
4669
4670
4671
4672
4673
4674
4675
4676
4677
4678
4679
4680
4681
46832
4684
4685
4686
4687
4688
4689
4690
4691
4692
4693
4694
4695
4696
4697
4698
Royal
1158
1159
1160
1161
1162
1163
1164
Council Meeting
May 9th. 1955 Page 7
Motor Car Supply
Armco Drainage
Taylor Pearson
Costello Equip.
Precision 14achine
Union Tractor
Industrial Equip.
Cruickshank
Anglo Am. Exp
Andy Bust Motors
J.P. Ferschweiler
Imperial Oil Ltd.
Canadian Utilities
Milton King
Bruce Ruby
Dept. Ind. & Labor
Waterous Ltd
Crown Lumber Co
3 Star Service
$10.60, Repairs
71.98/ Repairs
240.88/ Repairs
5,985.08:" Repairs
77-95/ Repairs
2,377.56/ Repairs
311-74/ Repairs
5 , 030.00 ,/ Repairs
8.19/ Fuel
33.24/ Fuel
30-38/ Fuel
184.69/ Fuel
656 54/ Fuel
189.86,/ Power
134.40/ Asst S
& Scraper
& Equip.
er Bd
38.40/ Asst. Ser. Bd.
3-00/ Fees
113.51 / Repairs
103.69/ !Material & Etc.
17.55,/ Repairs & Fuel
Red Head Service 5.00/ Repairs
Marshall Wells Stores 2 59/ Material Ser. Brd.
C. Turner 10.07/ Hauling Repairs
Robert Hogg 65.85/ Sundry Items
A.i,i. Petersen 15 00/ Diff. on licenses
Hogg Bros.
J A Lamb
Gordon King
C J. Christie
Dave's Welding
Tip Top Rubber
C E RAby
G.G. King
Kirk's Agencies
Gaetz Hardware
Robert Schaffer
T_rochu Machine
Wm. Williams
Oscar Gachal
sirs . Cooney
Prov. Training
Jenkins Groc.
Three Hills S.D.
Trochu Pontmain
Drum. Mun. Hosp.
12.84 / Fuel
265,00/ Bal. Survey
Milea f-
49.60/ e
14.60/ Mileage
98.85/ Repairs
15.12/ Repairs
227.40/ mileage
23.67/ Petty Cash
20.00/ G.G. King Bond
108.50/ Fuel
392.86/ Fuel
8.75/ Repai.L•s
5.00/ Comforts
5.00/ Comforts
5.00 / Comforts
School 45.00 3 accounts
50.00 / 111rs . 0 Ha r
# 60
10,433.63/ Requisition
453 75/ "
41025.00/
Einora /Iun Hosp.
Drum -health Unit
John Esau
G.G.
King
C J
Christie
H.J.
Hanson
C. E.
Ruby
Mrs
Joan deFrece
Reciever General
Cancelled
269.07 / 11
1,423 50/ It
31 00 / Diff. on Licenses
343.33✓'April Salary
315.41✓' 11
108 92.x` "
263.4o,% ti
25.00, A Janitor Fees
86.60,'Tax Deductions
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Royal
1165
1166
1167
1168
1169
1170
1171
1172
1173
1174
1'75
1176
1177
1178
1179
1180
1181
1182
1183
1184
1185
1186
1187
1188
1189
1190
1191
1192
1193
1194
1195
1196
1197
1198
1199
1200
1201
1202
1203
1204
1205
12M
1207
1208
1209
1210
1211
1212
1213
1214
1215
1216
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May
9th. 1955
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Postmaster
X108.00 "Unemployment Ins.
H. J Gimbel
494.75/ Net Labor
R. E. Hunt
124.741
m.
Orville Hart
109.51/
if
Gus Gieck
134-03/
it
Sydney Bramley
226 82 /
11
Nom.man Poole
109.511
of
Gordon R Hunt
218.96 /
It
Gordon Bramley
201.11, '
"
Joe Dobler
50.46 /
Robert Hogg
413.251/'
H.D. Tippe
218.21,/
.Alex Williams
212.68
A M Petersen
220.02
:Robert E Deans
120.51
Lloyd Will
229.82
Mark Reed
141.56
Rex LaRue
142.20
Edward Schmidt
220.79
John Esau
392.14
Cancelled
Andy Paton
126.74
Earl McNeill
162.36
Mr. Norman Will
235.90
T.C. Paquette
111 10
Jack A Christensen
246.99/ Ir
Gordon L. Park
229 51
C. Watleo
10.00
James Grant
75.80
The Meadowbank Coal
90.00"', �
Tom
McKee
Tony
Reimer
D.E.
Hazelton
R.K.
Smith
Otto
Tetz
B. &T. Construction
0 A. McArthur
Dallas Hepburn
Crown Lumber Co.
H.J. Gim bl
35.00, 1abor
7 001 It
195.84/iGravel dauling
168.20 / 11 11
9 50 /`Labor
79.46 /'Labor & Gravel Hauling
66.00 /Labor
39-501 ►1
1.50;$ag of cement
2 25 /Labor
Receiver General 325.00 /Tax Deductiods
3 hills Town School 1359.32vRequisition
Calgary Rural Hosp. 1165.00 t it
Joseph Stern ?5.00,Scre of Land
Henry Stern 125.001 11 11 11 & Fencing
Daniel Gram-ms
Emll Berreth
Emanuel Neher
Wilmer Tetz
Est. L E Fisher
Q.P.R.
W.D. McDonald
112 50/1-i Acre
62.50 /j Acre
125.00 /Acre of
75.00/Acre of
75 00/ 11 11
150.00/2 Acres
325.00i3 Acres
of Land
Df Land & Fencing
Land & Fencing
Land
it
of Land
of Land
Motion Carried
Mr. Bown moved that this meeting adjourn. Carried
(Time 11:30 P.M.)
Reeve Sec.- Treas. `