The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-10-28
Proceedings of the Village Borad.

The minutes of the proceeding. of the
last meeting were read and approved.
The account of P. Mulholland and re-
port of the Police Justice were referred
to Committee on Police.
A communication from the Chief En-
gineer that he has appointed the 25d day
OF October next at 4 o'clock P. NJ. as
the time for holding the semi-annual Re
view of the Fire Department of the Vii
Iage of Manitowoc in front of the Village
Council Room. was placed on file.
The several Committees reported on
the following accounts to be. allowed in
full:
II. Westphal for burying carcass, so, rs
Chas frost, work on Artesian
well, soc
Ihos Windiate, work on 18th St. 100
b. Westphal for removing J. G.
Burer. pan' er, $50
Schuette & Smoke FIR Docking
and plarking 9th & 7th St.
South Side 100
which rep"r' were adopted unanin ously
adopted and Bills allowed.
The following resolution was off, red by
Mr.. White:
Resolred That the Clerk i. he, eby au-
thorlzed to see that the Council Room is
white washed, and that the Ire. urer be
| authorized to pay therefor, and that the
Clerk of this Board be and here is au-
thorized to have the list of voters pub
ll>hed in all the newspapers OF the Viii
lage at the rate of one cent per name.
Was unanimously adopted.
Mr.. White offered the following resolu-
ton:
WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees has
fixed the compensation OF F. emeD Tor
the year ending first Monday October,
1869, at Ten Dollass by resolution pass
ed September 9th 1869
l1esolued, therefore, That tie President
and Clerk of the Village are hereby au-
thorized aud instructed to is ue to each
Fireman bringing ce. rtitica'p signed by
the Foreman and Secretary # his Com
pany and cnunter>igned BY Chief En-.
gineer that he has been an active mem
Der OF sand Company for %, year, previ-
Gus to the first Monday of October 1869,
an order on the Village Ire, urer for the
amount of Ten Dollars Said certificate
to be presented on or hef re the 18th
day of December 1869 which was unan-
Imeusly adopted
The President reports the list of Vii
lage orders en- the Poor flu issued dur
ing the month Of September, which re
port was receiy cd and filed:
lst Ward, s29. 80. % Ward 81 90.
Sd Ward, 5000. 4til Ward 81 90.
Total amount, Sill.
Mr.. White offered the following Reso-
luton
WHAREAs, by ordinance dated May
18th 1869, the owner of all lots, etc.,
bordimg upon the Mani woo River in the
Village of Manltowoc. East of Fig
Street in the said Villa e, shall prior to
the Fist day of Octu er 1869. build or
cause to be built upon the Dock line es-
tabli>hed by ordinance dated the 18th day
Docks and Wharyes ETC., and whereas,
the owners of said 10, have neglected to
comply with SAID ordI ance, therefore,
Resol,,ll. that III, Committee on Har-
bors be Instructed to let the building of
said w harves TO TN lowest bidder, as
provided in said ordi ance, which we're
unanimously adopted
Resolution b. Mr.. Johnston that the
Marshal shall notify the owners of lots
on the West side of 9th street between
Chicago and State treet to repair the
sidewalk within the time required by law,
and by
Mr.. Gilbert, that the President and
four Trustees to consist of two from the
North side Of the river and two from the
South side to be al pointed by the Presi-
dent take necessary steps to have Amend
ments to the Villa e charter prepared to
be presented 20 tbs Board for consldera-
ton, were unan nrcusly adopted.
The President ppointed the Chairman
of Trustees from each Ward as such
committee.
The Board then DESIGNATED the places
for holding the next general election in
this Village on the I'd day of November
next, as follows:
lst Ward the Council room.
I'd Ward at B. Jones office.
Sd Ward at Il e house of Carl Gauger.
4th Ward at he store of S. Sanderson.
TIL accoun of VIM. Grutzmacher for
work on Marshal street between llth &
18th streets was referred to Sd Ward Lo-
cal Committee.
The account Of Chas Grutzmacher for
work on 9th street between Jay and
Washington streets was referred to LIST
Ward Local Committee.
The account of Hanson Rand for work
on Buffalo street, was referred to 4th
Ward Local Committee.
The petition from G. Lndeman and
others was referred TO the Committe of
LIST Ward.
A bill from J. Schuettee for dredging
the River in front of Streets, was refer
red to special Committee, P. Johnston
Chairman.
The Board then adjourned for two
weeks, to meet again October 18th at u
0 clock P. NJ
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