The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-05-28
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meyer and Anderson. 1859 sA&*SsI
A Resolution that, The Police Justice
be authorized to procure at the expense
of the Village suitable Desk, Docket
and Table for the use of said Village in
his office was amended by adding also
the rent of his Office amendment and |
resolution adopted go
On Resolution, IT. Truman was per-
united to use and occupy all that part of |
Sixth Street in the lst ward Of this vii |
lage between Quay Street and the Mani
towoc river until the proper authorities
OF the village shall require the same for
public purposes, provided that at no time
said street shall be so INSTRUCTED bv him
as to prevent the progress of fire engines
to the river, with ample room for work
ing them In case of fire and provided
further that during the present summer
lot 1869 he shall fill up and dock that
portion of the street above mentioned, so
as to enable fire engines, standing thereon
to draw water from said river The COM
mlttee on fire and water were directed to
advertise for bids for the building of four
clsterns on each side of the river for the
use of the fire Department..
The following accounts were allowed
G. b. Shove for services at election
81 90
h. S. Sherman the same 200
&. Bloquelle for lamp, and station
cry 1856
Henry Greve for furniture for the
Council Room Sc. so
Badger Engine Co. repairing En-
CINE IL %
On report of Committee John Dillon
was appointed night Waterman on the
north side of the river, provided that no
expenses be incurred to the Village by
said appointment also L. Heinmann for
the south side with the same proviso.
An Ordinance to license Auction sales
liking tax of $500 per day for such
sales was unanimously adopted. M
The Committee on Ordinances Is in
structed torevise the Ordinances Of this
Village and empowered to employ such
assistance as they may need The same
Committee is also empowered to hire
lawyer in such cases may come be-
fore the Police Court and where it is
necessary that the village should be rep
| resented @
The resignation of Chr. Anderson as
Village Trustee was accepted.
A. Richter and others are On petition
permitted to dig well Oh the Sidewalk
fronting Lot l in Block 227 on Quay St,
| 1st Ward
The Committee on bridges report the
sale of old planks from the bridge for
$1,000. Amount enclosed The money
directed to be paid to the Village Treas
urer to the credit of the general fund.
| The same Committee is authorized to
advertise for proposals for relaying the
Sidewalk on the bridge with inch boards
and to let the contract to the lowest re-
sponsible bidder
Adjourned till May Is, 1868.
On May Is, there being no quorum
present, the Board adjourned for one
week tai Monday May 23d 1865, at ,
clock p. IN.
FRED BoRCHERDT, Village Clerk.
May 18th, 1868.
All members present except the pfcsi-
dentand Mr., Merrill.
Mr.. Chas. Luling elected President pro
| TEN.
! The Committee on fire and water re-
port necessary repairs on Badger Engine,
the Hook and Ladder, aud the Bucket
wagons whereupon the Committee is d.
rected to haye the said repairs done.
The Committee on Ordinances report
two Ordinances: One to regulate and IL
cense the auctionecring Of goods etc, and
one for the preservation of the pre- yerty
OF this village and for other purposes.
The first named ordinance was adopted,
the other laid over until next meeting.
| The same committee report verbally
that they have engaged Mr.. Don. \.
Shove to act as Attorney, for the vii
lage for one month, report is adopted.
| The LIST Ward Committee report in IA
vor of granting the petition of VIM.
Nernke and others to cause sidewalk
to be built on the East side of 9th St.
| between Hamilton and Madison Streets.
report adopted.
The Sd Ward Committee report favor
ably to the petition of August Schimpf
and others to abate the nuisance on lot
22S in Block 2Ss, report adopted.
Mr. Richter's resolution fixing salary
of the Village assessor is laid over until
next meeting.
j. G. Match petitions in person that
part OF, his payment on Liquor license be
returned to him. On motion resolved
that $1,000 out Of the $4,000 paid by
him, be refunded Resolution passed by
9 ayes l nay by Mr. H. Greve.
Then the Board elected from the sew
eral Poll lists the names of 70 citizens to
act as jurors under the laws eff this State.
Mr.. Richter resolution that the Vii
lage Treasurer is hereby required to re-
| port to the Committee on Licenses the
several amounts he has received for sucb
licenses and to continue such reuort at
each meeting OF this Board was unani-
| mo,Slv adonfad Also a.,