The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-10
10. MEETING.

the Council Room Tuesday the lst da,
! of October.
10. MEETING
Roll called, President in chair. All
present except w. Lyon
Petition of Ad Bleser and others fol
a Sidewalk on North side of Franklin
Street between sth and Main street was
referred to the Ward Local Committee,
reported back and granted. 81
Petition Of Ad. Bleser and others 70,
levying a tax of $500 to improve Frank
lin Street in first Ward was also referred
to the first Ward Local Committee, re-
ported hack and granted.
Petition Of J. knickfehm and Others
for levying tax Of $500 to improve
Clark street was reported back and grant
ed. sos
The following resolutions were adopt
ed.
Resolved that the time for working out
the Street tax on State Street be extend
ed fifteen days. K. d. Smart.
Whereas some money on hand of the
Village Treasurer belongs to the 18th
street in Sd Ward.
Therefore be it resolved that the same
money shall be worked out on the said
18th street in Sd Ward from Washington
street to the river, under the charge OF
II. f. Van Dyck.
NJ. Kuhi.
G.. H. Schmidt.
Geo. Pankratz.
Resolved that the pay Of men aud
teams for the balance of this Season shall
be not more than four dollars for dou-
bic team per day and not more than two
dollars for a single team. Il. d Smart.
The resolution to reScind the Petition
of Vollendorf and others to levy tax of
$500 to improve l4th Street granted
Sept It'll 1867 was on motion lost
On motion it was allowed to MesSr..
Voiendorf and Chas. II. Walk
er to address the Board in regard to the
l4th Street Improvement.
The following resolution was on motion
adopted
Resolved that the Clerk is hereby in
to alter the assessment on l4th
street in the Sd Ward Of the Village Of
Manitowoc, to include all lots or parts OF
lots bordering on said street.
j. Schuette.
The Report Of the select Committee to
investigate the claims OF D. Sacket for
damages received by breaking through
Sidewalk Oh Sth St ID Ward on July
Sd 1867, with the accompanying Resoli
ton allowing Mr.. Sacket the sum Of sew
enty-fve dollars in full payment for all
claims for damage received was on mo-
ton adopted.
The report of H. E. Van Dyck Street
Commissioner for work done on Wash
ington Street "a per tax list Delivered to
him Augu I |. 1867 was referred to the
Sd Ward Local Committee
The Report of T. Rigilsperger was
back and was on motion adopted
The FLOWING Resolution was laid on
the table by the following vote, in the af-
fmative voted Zinns. Wa!iich. Schuette
Smart and Dwyer, in the negative, Pan
kratz, Kuhl and Schm i!t.
Resolved that the Committee on as
sessmen. and finance be instructed to in
qlire how much certain lo!s on Washing
on Street have been take too much on
levying a special tax for the improve
ment of said Washington Street and that
all damages arising ont Of SAID special tax
be paid from the general fund
G. H. Schmidt.
On motion the treasurer was instruct
ed to cancel the Certificate on lot 5. and
Blk Is. per tax 1864.
The License Bonds of f. Sixta and
John Mex .ough were registered.
The following account of G. Bloquelle
was allowed under suspension of rules
Account No. SO. 6. Bloquelle for Sta
tionary Sc %.
The account Of T. Baluntz for bury
ing two horses belonging to Gritzmacher
10 Sc. 90 was referred to Com
'iI tioiitp-
Board a,ijou ned to meet again a week
from next Monday the the 18th day Of
October 1867. Z. ALTER. Clerk.
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