The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-06-03
Proceedings Of the Village Board.

4IOCCCuiuSS VI tuO SA1sN6o OO0TQe
The committee on fire and water were
instructed to cause to be built in 'front.'
and on the west side of the Engine House
of Badger Company No. L.. suitable
and safe walk or platform and to attend
to the necessary repairs about the chin
| ney.
The local committees of the I'd and 4th
| Wards were authorized to employ one DO.
licemen to serve as night Waterman Tor
said Wards at salary OF $50. 33 per
month payable quarterly out of the gen
eral fund of this village and to be charg-
ed to the said wards respectively.
The following accounts were allowed.
T. Mulholland jail fees and boarding
prisoners S24. 81
Q. Gruetzmacher work on 18th St.
Sd Ward s7.75
A. Jagermann work OF 18th Street
Sd Ward Is
j. Meier work on Franklin Street
Sd Ward o. C
The same work on 18th Street Sd ll.0(
Thos Windiate work on 9th Street
4th Ward Toe
The committee on ordinance, report ar
ordinance prescribing the building Of
wharfs on the Manltowoc Harbor and fol-
dredging the river which was read and
adopted also an ordinance to restrain dogs
which was read, amended and also adop-
ted.
The President Informed the board tina,
he had been served with notice ola suit
commenced against the village for Gam
ages of $1,000 by Emanuel Hollander.
Lots 2, 5, 6, and 8 in block 27S and
lots and block 2Ss Sd ward were de
clared nuisances and ordered said nuisan.
ces to be abated
The following accounts were allowed
Otto Troemel for exchange etc $l6.l4
0. B. Smith & Go. printing 1000
FL. Hackmann work on 18th Street
Cd Ward 4.5O
E. Rigelsperger. work on Marshal
Street l6. SO
The committee on Assessment and f.
nance were directed to take the necessary
steps to protect this village in the suit
commenced by E. Hollander against this
village.
The committee on fire and water report
that the Chief Engineer, the several fore
men with their respective companies have
actually executed their whole duty during
the past semi-year, for which services we
would respectfully in the name of the
citizens of this village tender our thanks
to them for their activity and zeal when
ever such has been necessary. Adopted
unanimously.
1t was also resolved, that Mr.. Burmeis-
ter be appointed a light keeper to keep a
light on the end of the North harbor
pier, that he has to furnish light and oil
for that purpose and to keep good and
sufficient light that the amount of % cts
per day shall be paid to him for such SER
vice and material and paid out of the
general fund of this village. Passed
unanimously.
Then it was resolved that Peter John
ston Esq. be and the same is hereby duly
elected Trustee of the I'd ward in this
village, to fill vacancy caused by the non
qualifications of r. D. Smart.
Mr.. Fellows offered the following reso-
luton
Resolved, That the President and Clerk
be and they are hereby authorized to con.
tract for the boring, tubing and compile
ting of two artesian wells, one to be loca-
ted ON the south side of the river by the
trustees of the 1st and Sd wards, the
other to be on the north side Of the river
and located by the trustees of the I'd and
4th wards. Provided that one half of the
expenses of sinking those wells be paid
in village orders drawing interest at per
cent per annum payable on or before the
first day Of January 1870 and provided
further that the said wells shall not cost
more than five dollars per foot, tubing to
be a inches and gas pipe to be inches.
Which was passed unanimously under
suspension of rules FRED BoRcHERDT,
Village Clerk