The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1870-07-07
Proceedings of the City Council.
MANITowoe, June 27, 1870.

MANTroWOc, June q, 1870.
All members present.
Several petitions were referred to the
proper committees. T. A. Bean offered
the following:
Reso7ced- That the City Surveyor be
and hereby is directed to examine the To-
cation of the west end of Washington
street and the east end Of the Calumet
road and to report the best manner which
in his opinion, ought to be adopted for
the proposed connection Of the two roads.
Adopted.
On motion Of Mr. T. Kostomlatsky, it
was resolved, that the North Side Park
shall be cleaned during this week and the
fences around the same repaired and SO
fixed that the celebration of the 4th Of
July can be held in said Park, and the
Committee on public improvement be in
structed to have said work done.
Mr. Ed. Conway offered the following:
Sir. S. A. Wood not having qualified as
City Surveyor, therefore be it resolved
that Fayette Armsby be and is hereby
appointed City Surveyor, which was
unanimously adopted.
On motion Of Slr. Greve, it was re-
solved that the Mayor and Aldermen Of
the city Of Manitowoc turn out as body
and assemble at the City Council room at
o clock \. NJ, for the celebration Of
the Fourth of July and join the process
sion.
DR. Bean offered the following
Resolced-That a committee of five be
appointed by the Mayor of this cty-two
Of the third ward and one Of each of the
other three wards, whose duty it shall be
to meet Tuesday the 2Sth Of this month
at 0 clock, A. M and determine, wheth-
er in their opinion public interest and
convenience require the opening and
grading OF the following named streets,
to-wit: 1lth 18th 18th i4th 18th and
10th street and report to this Board at
their next meeting.
Adopted the Mayor appointed as
such committee T. A. Bean, d. Boehmer,
H. Martens, r. Sniffin and L. Kostom-
latsky.
On motion of Mr.. Barnes
Resolred-That the City Surveyor be
authorized to make the proper survey
and estimate to put the following streets
into grade: Ninth street from CONNER
cIal street to the corporation line; York
street from Seventh to Ninth street !;
Commercial street from Eighth to Main
street, at the expense Of said streets or
dered to be improved
Several accounts and bills were referred
to the proper Committees
The account Of Fayettc Armsby, $l5,
for surveying was allowed under suspen-
sion of the rules. The Committee on
Claims reported on the following bills:
B. Jones. for rent in full $500
H. Sibree, legal services Sl9f0 allowed 500
DR.. Balcom, Med. services 1890, do 1900
o. Tromel, City Seal, sos
The report Gu the bill of Thos. Win
date was not adopted and reported back
to the committee
The Committee on Bridges reported on
the petition of 7. G. Shove and others,
recommending the building OF bridge
IN 5th street at the expense of the city
according to the charter.
The Committee On streets reported ca
the petition Of the bathing club, recon-
mending the granting Of the petition to
allow room at the foot of Clark and 18th
streets 3rd Ward, foi bathing house
report adopted The 4th Ward local
Committee reported on the petition Of
G. Dwyer recommending to grant the
same and that he be allowed the same
price that the rest of the work is to be
let at
Adjourned for weeks, to July ilth
1870 at i p NJ.
WM. HEMscHEMEYER, City Clerk.
Cloudy weather, frequent showers,
and cool atmosphere has been the order
| for the past few days Fire in the room
was comfortable this morning.