The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-04-27
pRocEEDINGs OF CITY COUNCIL
MANITowoo. April 9th. 1871.


sky. The above were sworn mas Alder
men. On motion, the Board adjourned
to meet again April the 10Th, 1871.
W. FL. HEMsCHEMEyER, Clerk.
APRIL, 18th, 1871.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
roll called; all members present except j.
W. Barnes the proceedings of the last
meeting were read and approved the
Mayor announced the appointment of the
, following standing Committees
: Assessment and Ffnance-Martens,
Barnes and Kuhl.
Clalnss-Jones, Pankratz and Kostom-
} latsky.
Pohce-Kappcs, Hanson and Auberg.
, Fire & Water-Conway, Carus and
, Wallich.
Sanitary Afatrs-Pankratz, Conway
and Carus.
License-Kostomlatsky, Martens and
Kappes.
| Public Improrenaent-Kuhl, Auberg
and Hanson.
Streets -Carus, Auberg and Kuhl
| Bridges-Auberg, Pankratz and Con-
way.
Rinting-WaHich, Hanson and Kap-
pes.
Electtons-Hanson, Carus and Pan
kratz
Ordinances Kuhl, Carus and Au 1erg.
Dledge C Harbor-Barnes. Ma tens
and Jones.
On motion of \. D. Jones, to ADOPT
the order of business of the former
Board was adopted.
The following petitions were presented
and referred:
Ell. Truman, to Com. on Ass is & Fin.
John Leykom &C /" Public I'm mt.
T. Thiermann /" &c Police.
A. Mahnke +" =" Bridges.
Joseph Lennox '' '
Jac Halverson " IS Police.
Chester Buel &C 1st & Sd W. L. G.
Joachim Meyer, GO &c
E. Gauger and others 1st. w. L. G.
A. Hanson 4th
H. Greve Ass. & Fin.
John Wallschlaeger g 6
Ed. Conway offered the following res
olution
Resolced-That Michael Doolan be ap-
pointed Night Watchman for the I'd u 4th
Wards. with a salary Of $400 per year.
Adopted by ten ayes and one nay +; in
the negative voted Geo. Pankratz.
A. D. Jones offered the following reso-
luton
| Resolred-That Geo. Gibson be, and
is hereby appointed Street Commissioner
for the ID & 4th Wards. Adopted
f. Kostomlatsky offered the following
resolution:
Resolced-That hereafter the City
/ Clerk, Marshal and the several Street
| Commissioners of this City shall be
obliged to furnish as security to the City
! Board for the faithful performance of
their official duties each one bond to the
amount of not less than two thousand
dollars, which shall be after its approval,
be properly filed in the City Clerks of
fee.
Resolution of A. Wallich Whereas,
the charter of the City of Manitowoc
provides that the Board of Aldermen
shall fix the salary of the several officers
salary for City Treasurer be fixed at eight
/ hundred dollars per year and resolved.
that the salary for City Clerk be fixed at
four hundred dollars year. and Resolved,
that the salary for City Marshal be fixed
at three hundred dollars per year, and
Resolved, that the salary for Assessor be
fixed at TWO hundred dollars per year,
and Resolved, that the salary of Harbor
Master and light-keeper be fixed at one
hundred and fifty dollars per year, and
Resolved, that the salary Of Bridge ten
der be fixed at three hun dred dollars
per year, and Resolved that the salary for
City Attorney be fixed at one hundred
and fifty per year. Resolution adopted.
Resolution of A. Wallich: Whereas,
we have received satisfactory assurance,
that arrangements have been perfected
forthe early commencement OF work upon,
and the speedy completion of the APP
pleton and New London Road, running
west from this City; therefore Resolved,
that this Board gratefully tender their
warmest thanks to the Hon. Joseph vi
las, President Of the Appleton u New
London Railroad Company, for his un-
tiring energy aud perseverance in secur-
ing the means and influence required for
the construction of said Road and for the
untold benefits to this City which in our
judgment must necessarily result there
| from. and that we further tender him our
cordial support and CO. o-operation In the
enterprise. Unanimously adopted.
Resolution of f. X ostomlatsky for
Liquor license for the ensuing year at
twenty dollars, was lost.
The Committee on Assessment and
Finance reported on the annual report of
the City Treasurer and have found the
same correct. On motion, report adopt
| ed and ordered to be placed on file A
motion of George Pankratz to destroy the
orders was adopted and they were de-
stroyed On motion of A. D. Jones. the
Board proceeded to the appointments of
City officers with the following result ::
On the informal ballot for Clerk, E.
Sherman received one, J. T. Zinns re-
ceived two, T. G. Shove received two.
F. Borcherdt received three, Otto Trem-
el one, S. A Wood one, and j. Rankin
/ received one vote. On the formal ballot
Jos. Rankin received six votes, Otto
! Treemel received four votes and J. F.
Zinns received one vote, whereupon JOS.
Rankin was declared duly appointed City
: Clerk.
On the informal ballot for City Mar
shall jacob Halverson received two. H.
Fake received four, Pet. Schreibard re-