The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-05-08
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minority report OF Committee on License |
ordered to be spread on the minutes of |
this meeting for correction OF the same.
Minority report is as follows:
The undersigned member of the Com
nllttee GU License to whom the resolu-
ton of A. N. Richter was referred.
would beg leave to state to vour Hon
body, that he has investigated the mat
ter, and fines that before any person can
obtain Liquor license under the present
law, 1T is necessary for them-Eirst to
execute bond TO the amount of five
hundred dollars, running to the city of
Manitowoc and-Second, to execute a
bond to the amount of two thousand
dollars, running to the State of Wiscon-
sin. both bonds to be signed by at least
two good and sufficient surieties who
shall also severally justify their respon-
sibility over and above all debts and ex-
emptions by an oath or affidavit which
shall be attached to and filed with the
bond. All of which is respectfully SUD-
united. I. 81. A WALLIoH.
Petition of Adam BIeser and others
for construction of sidewalk on Frank
lin street, was referred to First Ward
local committee.
Resolution of Alderman Kuhl was
adopted as follows:
ReS0ired That the Street Commission
er of the 1st and Sd Wards, is hereby in
structed TO notify the contractor of said
street water street in Sd Ward) forth
with to make said street, according to
his contract without delay.
Alderman Rosso presented the follow
: Ion III
/ WHEREAS, Some OF our business streets
and sidewalks are blocka6ed with
wood and other articles so that 1t is hard
tor one team to pass another, therefore,
ReSoIceI That the City Marshal is
/ hereby instructed to notify all such per-
4 sons to remove all such articles, of said
streets and sidewalks, within SIX days
+ and in one or more should refuse to DO
so, the Marshall shall act with them ac-
cording to law.
On motion, resolution was adopted.
Resolution of T. Il. A. Wallich was
adopted as follows
Reso1ced, That the City Marshal be
and is hereby instructed to notify the
several saloon keepers and liquor dealers
in the city, that they are required to pre-
| sent their applications for wholesale or
retail license together with the required
bonds to the Committee on License.
T. II. A. Wallich submitted the fol-
lowing:
Resoired. That the Committee on Har-
/ Dor and Dredge be and they are hereby
| instructed to ascertain in what manner
the Steam Dredge can be operated to the
best advantage to the city, also TO ascer-
tain the cost of hired help, and towing
scows, and report at the next meeting.
Resolution adopted.
The following claims were presented
and referred:
Ed Maerklin, 81, II Com. on San. Aft.
DE-. Schallern, 205,0O g &c Z" IS
P. j. Smalley, 200 z" &c Claims
Moses TeweIes, 1900 " '' Police
Claim OF NJ. Dooing for 800 salary
as Waterman was presented and allowed
under suspension Of the rules.
The following bills were allowed as
| follows
P. S. Tillson, S 800 Livery.
John Koebke, 1000, al'd$15, dis. So
On motion, Fred. Hecker was appoint
ed Street Commissioner of 1s5 and Sd
Wards.
Mayor A. D. Jones presented the fol-
lowing report, which was ordered placed
on file:
To the Hon. Board of Aldermen of the
CITY IF Nanitotcoc.
GENrs.-I have the honor to report
that during the month OF April, I have
drawn on the City Treasurer in favor of
the Poor Fund, the amount of one hun
| bred and forty-six dollars, as follows;
LIST Ward-$39, 90; I'd Ward-$20 90;
Sd Ward-$4O,O 90; 4th Ward-$47,0 90.
A. D. JONES, Mayor.
The matter of the petition Of H. Me
AlGster and others to abate Dock taxes
on lots & 6, block 181 was on motion,
referred to Com ON Assessment & FL
nance.
On motion q Committee OF three con-
sisting of Aldermen johnson, Becher
and Kundson were appointed to investi-
gate the case of Mrs. Teiglar, and re-
port whether she ought to receive aid
from the poor fund.
Official bond of Fred. Becker, City
Marshal and John Dillon as Constable
were approved and fled
Oath OF Office of G. W. Gibson, St
Commissioner I'd & 4th Wards, Geo. n.
Woodin, City Attorney, n. Vollendorf,
Assessor, J. W. Thombs, Harbor Master,
Fred. Becker, Marshal and John Dillon,
Constable were accepted and ordered
placed on file.
The following bill was received and
referred /:
Dry Dock Co., $435,45, Con. onD&H
On motion, the Com. ON Bridges were
instructed to have the approaches on the
north side of Sth street bridge repaired.
It was voted that the Street Commits
sioner be instructed to order property
owners on Washington street between
Main and 18th street on the north side of
said street to repair the sidewalks in
front of their lots.
On motion to reconsider the resolution
of last meeting fixing the rates OF print
ing, the resolution fixing rates of print
ing at 50 per cent. off from legal rates,
was ON motion of Ira P. Smith, amended
by inserting 25 per cent. Resolution
adopted as amended Ayes 6, Nays l.
(WaIlich, KuhI, Kostomlatskey and
5hroeder.)-
It was ordered that the Chief Engineer
of the Fire Department be requested to
report to this board at their next meeting
the condition Of the Fire Department.
On motion, it was voted that the Com.
rnittee on Fire 6 Water be instructed to
purchase supplies of coal for Steam Fire
Engine whenever the same is necessary.
It was voted that the night Waterman
and Bridge tender be appointed special
Policemen.
It was on motion, voted that applicants
for license be notified TO apply to the |
Committee on License for the necessary !
blanks before the next meeting.
On motion, this special meeting was
adjourned one week, until Thursday |
May 8th 1873 at u P. N.
F. SrUPEoKY, City Clerk.