The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-09-09
Proceedings of the Village Board.
MONDAY, Sept. 9th 1869

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tenn. Messrs. Fellows and Johnston
were also absent On motion Fred |
Borcherdt vas appointed Clerk, pro
tenn. The minutes of the proceedings |
Of the last two meetings were read and |
approved.
A petition to change the harbor line
on the south side near Sixth street was
read and laid ON the table, The verbal
request of DR.. Easton in behalf of the
Agricultural Society for the privilege of
fencing the race course on the south side
for the benefit of said Society was unani-
mously granted.
Mr.. Whites motion that a special
Committee be appointed TO take care and
dispose Of the property of Christoph
Schmidt, who has left this Village leav-
ing his family unprovided for was adop-
ted unanimously, and Nessrs. White,
Franz and Luling appointed to that com
mittee.
4 petition of Fred Pautz that the
property of Mr.. Windiate be removed
from 9Th st. was laid on the table.
The account of H. Rand was referred
the 4th Ward Local Committee that of
Jochim Meier to 81 ward Local Commit
tee. The account of ketteli, Doolan
and Trainer was referred to Committe on
Police.
The several Committees report on the
accts and claims referred to them, as fol
lows:
accounts Of B. f Murphy of $3.50 each, for police
services, TO disallow Sl50 and to allow 5000
Account of F. Regelsperger for work Wash
iDgton St ST. Ward, allow full $50
Account of John Dobyns for extra work
artesian WELL Sd Ward 24O0
Account of Chas frost for extra work
arteSian well, Sd Ward 1000
Account of Ludwig TesCh. for work 18th st.
81 Ward and Washington ST. 1900
Account Of Carl CANCER for nails, for 18th st.
3D. Ward 66
Account of Julius Block, for services as po-
lice 200
! Account of joachim Meier for work on wash
ugton St. Sd Ward 400
| Account of VIM. Burmeister for one lamp and
keeping harbor light, to disallow $500
and allow $500
Account of N Doolan for services as night
Waterman, three months, for ID and
18th Wards. 10000
Account of 4. D. Kittell for Police services 400
| Account of VI. Trainor for police services dis
allow 81 90 and allow 200
The Committee on Fire and Water,
| instructed to report upon the amount
which should be paid each member of the
organized FIRE companies of this village
| respectfully advise that the sum of ten
| dollars be paid each member of said fire
companies for their services during the
year 1869, which report was unanimously
adopted. The same committee also re-
port in favor Of granting the request of
Henry Greve, Chief Engineer, to have
the wagon and utensils Of Hook and Lad
der Co. painted, which report was also
adopted
The Chairman Of the lst ward local
committee reports that according to the
resolution of this Board he has let the
| contract for filing up the west half of lot
5, block 24l to Carl Gutzmachcr, he be-
ing the lowest bidder for the sum of
$1,000; that he has viewed the work
and that said work is done according to
contract. Signed, Chas. ". White.
The same then offered the following reso-
luton:
Fhefcos Carl Gutzmacher has con-
tracted with this Board through the
Chairman of the lst Ward to fill up the
west half Of lot 8, block 81, for the sum
Of $50. 90, and
EFhereas The said chairman has re-
ported that said work has been done ac-
co,ding to contract therefore be it
Res2{cea That the Presidentand Clerk
Of this Board be and are hereby author
lied to issue village order to Carl Gutz-
macher for the sum of $500 and that
the said sum be charged to said west half
of lot No 3, block 23l and collected as
other taxes on real estate are collected"
All Of which was unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Kostomlatsky reported on the
resolution of Mr.. Bean to pay to the
1arbor Commissioners Village orders to
the amount Of So, 900 to pay Mr. Schuette
for dredging the middle of the river, re-
commencing to lay the same on the table;
which report was unanimously adopted.
The Clerk reported that the Sheriff
had delivered to him notice of General
Election, and was, on the motion of Mr.
White instructed to have said notice pub
lished in the official papers ofthe VII
lage.
Mr.. Dobyns informed the Board that
he had bored the artesian well to the
depth of 2lS feet, and requested further
Instructions A motion of Mr.. White
that the boring of said well be continued
was lost by a tie vote. Then a motion
that Mr.. Dobyns be instructed to sink
the small pipe and ee bag for the pur-
pose of ascertaining the state of the
water was carried unanimously. Mr.. |
Dobyns then reported that he would be
ready TO commence work on the north
side of this village according to his con-
tract, and requested that the place might
be designated for the artesian well. all of
which was referred to the local committees
o. the ID and 4th wards
The Board then adjourned for two
weeks, to meet again Sept. goth, 1869, |
at = z. NJ FRED. BoRCHERDT,
Clerk, pro tenn |
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