The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-04-17
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
April Sd, 1873

Jos. RANKIN, City Clerk.
( April 9th, 1873.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
! Michael Kun, john S. johnson and
l. Fl. A. Wallich appeared and several
/ ly filed their oath of office
Roll called. Present, A. d. Jones,
Mayor, Aldermen WalIicb, Richter,
Boecher. Smith, johnson. kuhl. Iru-
man, kostomlatsky, Knudson and Schroe-
der
Absent, Cooper, Rosso
The Mayor announced the following as
the standing committees for the ensuing
wear:
On Assessment and Finance. Cooper,
Richter, KuhI.
Claims, Smith, Kostomlatsky and
Trun an.
Fire and Water, Kuhl, johnson,
Schroeder.
Sanitary Affairs, Richter, Schroeder.
Knudson
License, Kostomlatsky, Wallich Kuhl.
Public improvements. Truman, Smith,
Rosso.
Streets, Boecher, Truman johnson.
Bridges, Cooper, Truman. Smith.
Printing, Wallich, Knudson, Smith.
Elections. Richter, johnson, Rosso.
Ordinance. Wallich, Richter, Smith
Dredge and Herbor, Cooper, Truman,
Walieh.
Local and Ward Committees, the Al
dermen Of each ward,
Petition Of a. Whitman and others re-
ferred TO com. on streets,
Petition of j. T. Zinns aud others.
referred to com. on bridges.
Petition Of H. II. Hueckley, referred
to com. on assessment aud finance.
Petition ofG. Torrison and others, re-
teired to com. OF sanitary
Petition Of c. Gelpke. referred to com.
Of lst ward
Petition j. Wallsehlager, referred
to com. on assessment and finance.
Petition Of e. Klingholz, referred to
com. en- assessment.
The following claims were presented
and referred
j. S. Anderson, 1915 Com. on Claims
Ii. Westphal, 800 g s.
j. O'Hara, 200 q" -
C. Schmallfeld. 66.67, "
T. Ii. A Wallich, submitted the fol-
lowing;
WHEREAS, It has been customary that
employees Of the city have indiscrinli-
nally made debts by purchases on account
of the city and
WHEREAS, The assumed authority to
do SO is likely to be detrimental 10 the
citizens as we'll as to the maintainance Of
accurate business rules. Therefore,
Resolred. That any and all officers or
employees OF this city, be, and hereby
are strictly prohibited from making any
purchases whatsoever, on account of TIE
city. aud the officers. and employees. are
hereby directed to make application eth
or to the Board Of Aldermen, or to the
have their wants supplied. Adopted
Affidavit of Ii. larsen, was referred to
com. on license
The committee on Assessment and
Finance report the communication of r.
klingholtz without recommendation.
On motion Of T. III, A. Wallich, Mr..
Klingho!tz was offered two hundred dol
lars for the rent Of his hall. for ensuing
year. Accepted by r. Kl;ngholtz in
person.
I. II. A Wallich. submitted the fol-
lowing:
WHEREAS, The Charter provides that
the Board OF Aldermen shall fix the sal
aries Of the different city officers
Resolred, That the salary for City
Treasurer be fixed at 500 dollars, City
Clerk, 400 dollars, Bridge Master, Sth
street bridge, $50 dollars. Bridge Master.
IF Main street bridge, $50 dollars
Adopted ayes 9, nays (Smith
On motion of L. Il. A. Wallich, pro-
ceeded to election of City Clerk, and
Bridge Tenders.
On 2d formal ballot, Frank Stupecky.
having received majority of all the
votes cast, was declared duly elected
Clerk for ensuing year.
On LIST formal ballot. August Laepke,
having received majority of all the
votes cast was duly elected bridge tender
on Sth street bridge for ensuing year.
On lst formal ballot j. Koepke, hav-
ing received majority Of all the votes
cast, was declared duly elected bridge
tender of Main street bridge, for the en-
suing year.
On motion of I. e. A. Wallich, the
committee on Assessment and Finance,
were instructed to make contract with
r. k!ingholtz, for rent of his hall for
the ensuing year, commencing May lst,
1878, for the Sun1 Of two hundred dol
lars. Motion adopted.
Bond Of L. Schultz, City Treasurer,
was received and referred to committee
on Assessment and Finance.
The account of, z. SehnIalfeld for
$66.67. services as night Waterman, was
allowed as reported. Ayes 10. nays 0.
Petition of G. Toorison and others was
reported and adopted, and John Leykom
was appointed Sexton for the ensuing
year,
On motion council adjourned until
April 18th. 1873, Is 7. NJ.
Jos. RANKIN. City Clerk.