The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-03-26
Proceedings OF the Village Board.

Board met pursuant to adjournment
Monday the 23d day of March 1868,
Roll vas called, President in chair, ali
members present except Schuette, Smart
and kuhl, the following resolutions were
| adopted
Whereas the report of Treasurer shows
that the Justice Of the Peace have made
no returns of fines paid to them under
Village ordinance, be it therefore
Resotced, That the Marshal be instruct
ed to collect the same forthwith, and
make returns thereof at the next meeting
OF the Board: JNo. F. INNS.
Whereas G. n. Woodin has been and
is the only licensed auctioneer, and as all
sales have been conducted by him
or under his license, and
Whereas a Village Ordinance levies
tax OF q per cent on all auction sale..
therefore be it
Resolued, That he be requested to pay
over all such amounts due, forthwith.
Whereuponif said Woodin should refuse
or fail to pay over the amount so found
to be due, that suit be instituted against
him and his bail by the Village for such
amount together with interest, costs etc.
w. LYON
The full accounts were allowed.
II. Alter, for Kerosene etc. S4.S6
h. Rand, for work done on 9th st. 500
u. Rand, for work done on Main st. $50
w. Lyon Tor printing ordinance 1850
E. Armsby, for surveying Main st.
in I'd ward 500
f. Borcherdt for surveying Main
street in I'd ward 400
II. Baetz for drafting charter and
expenses 1913. Is
Account of John Schuette for wood
amounting to SIPS was referred to
committee on claims.
The request of the committee on Fire
and Water on the bill of Theadore jain
| was accepted and was referred to the
committee on claims
The following report of the special COM
mlttee with the annexed resolution was
| adopted, and the blank was on riotion
filled with 5000 by the following vote.
In the affirmative voted Messrs Znns,
Wallich, Lyon, Dryer and Pankratz.
| In the negative voted Mr. c. H. Schmidt.
Whereas your special committee have
examined the report of the Village Treas
urer, and have also compared the same
with his books, and found it correct,
would respectfully recommend its adop-
ton, and
Whereas We find that the percentage
on collections and disbursements of the
Village Treasurer for the official year
amounts only to one hundred and five
dollars, and that amount being the prin-
clpal compensation received by him for
such services, we deem. insufficient for
the amount of labor performed, be it
therefore
RESOLVED, That an order of hundred
dollars on the general fund of the Village
be drawn in favor of r. H. Hoes, Village
Treasurer, as additional pay for the faith
full discharge of his Office duties.
J. F. ZrNNs,
W. LYON.
The request of the committee on Fire
and Water on the petition of 8. B. Sher-
wood and others was adopted.
The petition of NJ Vollendort reported
to select com, was on motion indefinitely
postponed.
The following persons were appointed
to conduct the election:
LIST ward Judges of Election-J.- F.
Zinns, A Wallach, j. Schuette.
Clerks of Election-A. NJ. Richter. s.
A. Wood. Election to be held at the
Council Room.
I'd ward Judges of Election-A. D.
Jones, S. Goodenow, r. D. Smart.
Clerks of Eiection-Julius Ebert. c.
3. Shove. Election to be held at 8.
Jones Office
Sd ward judges of Election-C. H.
Schmidt, III. Kuhl. Geo Pankrantz.
Clerks Of Election-Eugene Sherman,
N. Soler. Election to be held at Blocks
House.