The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-05-04

AYES, Auberg, Barnes, Conway, Hanson,
Jones, Kappes. KostomIatsky, kuhl,
Martens, Pankratz, Wallich.
A. D. Jones offered the following reso-
luton.
Resolued, that the Mayor and Clerk
be authorized to issue City orders to the
amount of Five thousand dollars payable
on or before the 1st day Of February A.
D., 1872, said orders to draw ten Per
cent. interest from date and to be issued in
accordance with proposition formerly
made by lst National Bank of Manito-
voc, which was adopted. Ayes, Auberg,
Barnes. Conway, Hanson, Jones. Kap-
pes, Kostomlatsky, Martens, Pankratz.
Nays, Kuhl, Wallich.
On motion of j. W. Barnes the City
Clerk was instructed to keep a record of
all orders issued. Adopted.
An Ordinance granting the way across
and along certain streets in the City OF
MaultoWoc.
Adopted April 22d, 1871
AN ordinance gran ting the right OF way over and
along streets in the City of Mantowoc to the APP
pieton and New London Railroad Company.
Be 1T ordained By the Mayor and Board Of aldermen
Of the CITY Of -Aaaitolgoc, tolloUS
SECTION I. The Appleton and New london Rail-
road Company are hereby authorized and empowered
TO lay down and construct single track railway along
Water street in the third ward. Franklin street,
and thence along Franklin street TO Main street,
thence along Main street Quay street
the Lake. in City of Manitowoc, and all
streets which intersect Water street, that part of
Franklin street above described and Quay street and
the right of way for the purpose aforesaid is hereby
given aud granted TO said Railroad company and the
said Railroad company are hereby fully authorized
and empowered to use Gld maintain their Railroad
upon and along said streets for all the usual
business and purposes of a Railroad. Frorided:
Always, and this grant upon the express condition
that the rails track of said Railroad shall not rise
be above the surface of the over along and
which it shall rum and that said rails track
shall be- and lie kept guarded by wooden tnbers
or plank other suitable and permanent material
to obstrlct prevent ordinary travel and the
of customary vehicles upon said streets and that
no locomotive other steam power shall he upon
or over or he used to draw the cars of sad COMPANY
upon that part of said railroad which shall lie
between Thirteenth street in said City of Manitowoc
and Lake Michigan.
Sec. 2. The said Railroad company are hereby
thorzed and empowered to occupy and use all those
portions of streets in said City which
through the depot grounds selected taken by the
said company for the purpose OF laying down. using
and maintaining any and all such track or tracks
upon along andover such portions of said streets last
| above mentioned as said company shall deem con-
venent and necessary for the transaction OF the bust
| of their road.
Sec 5. The ordinance she'll take effect and be in
force from and after its publication and if The
shall be accepted by the said Appleton and New Lon
don Railroad company by resolution of the Board
of Directors of said company be duly passed. and
copy thereof filed with the Clerk of said City of
| City.
The rules were suspended and on mo-
ton of \. d. Jones the above ordinance
was passed. Ayes. Auberg, Barnes,
Conway, Hanson, Jones, Kostomlatsky,
Martens. Nays, Kappes. Kuhl, Pank-
ratz, Wallich.
On melton of A. D. Jones the council
then adjourned until Monday, May, Sth
1871, at y 2, NJ.
Jos. RANKIN,
City Clerk.