The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-12-24


and referred:
Klingholtz & Tillson 5000 Com On
Fire and water.
81. Schmidt $500 Com. on F. & ".
j. Prizes $500 &c 6. i" g sc
c.. Seigert $3.50 " &c sc &c GO
r. Riegelsper ger $50 g &C Streets.
J. Wiesender $3.50 's
E. Burgarl $500 4" &c ("
Ct. Dusold S24.0O &c 50
E. Pautz $500 " g ''
Gritzmacher & Pautz $1OO Com. on
Streets.
C. Gelbke $500 Com. On F. & W.
S. A. Simpson $500 g 90 Streets
f. Carus $4,000 60 g Claims.
E. Seedorf $3.50 &c F&W.
The following claims we're reported
back with recommendation that they be
allowed in full:
j. Mendlik $500 Election services.
H. Hill $500 Remov'g nuisance.
IL. Morrison $3.50 Hauling Steamer.
Gritzmacher & Pautz 1915 Rep'g SITS.
G.. Pankratz & Co. $3.50 Lumber.
f. Pautz 800 Rep'g Streets.
Man. Tribune S23.75 Printing.
T. Seeger S11.5S Tallow for dredge.
G. Dusold 5000 Services st. Com.
Fl. Morrison $12S1 Lumber.
J. Boecher $1,000 Rubber coats.
). Meyer $1,000 Specifications.
c.. Gauger $5.02 Reps on Hook 6
Ladder.
Allowed as reported, ayes 10, nayso.
Claim of T. C. Shove, $500 was on
motion referred to special COM, consist
ing of Aid. Johnston, Bean and Mend
Iik
Bonds of A. Crykowsky and Ignatz
Creyci, for retail liquor license, were
on motion accepted and license granted.
Committee on Dab. make the fol-
lowing report:
70 tie Hon. Mayor and Board of
Aldermen Of the City Of Nanitouoc.
We, the com. on dredge and harbor.
do most respectfully submit, to your
honorable body, the following report
iaad statement, showing the work done
10y the city dredge for the season of
1874, also the expense for the seasons
work, the cost OF dredging and towing
Per cubic yard of earth, and for work done
for private parties. The dredge COM
menced working April 9th and LAID up
Sept. Doth. In between these dates
there was dredged above Main st.
bridge 24,015 cubic yards, and below
$685. cubic yards. Total number of
yards Zoo for the city. Besides the
above, several street docks have been
Fl lied il by the dredge, and is not in
cluded in the above number Of wards.
Dredging has been performed for Fri
vate parties as follows:
Fiegler, Wahln & Co. S111.OO
K. K. Jones $50. so
b. Jones S25. 90
II. Truman 80. so
p. Johnston $50.
S. A. Wood s1S5.OO
Total S406. 90
The bills have been rendered to the
above parties, but no payment as yet
las been made.
The total expenses for operating the
dretSse for the season, being for labor,
fuel, repairs and towing scows, amounts
III the aggregate, as shown by the
Treas. harbor fund account, to
$3S42. 05 subtracting from this
$4,000 due from private parties leaves
$343605 which the city has expended
this season for dredging 80, 700 yards,
which is equal to 103 cents per cubic
yard, including towing,
Besides the accounts before men,
toned originating this season under our
term, there are the following accounts
still due the city for dredge work done
for private parties in the season of 1873.
These accounts as given TO us by our
predecessors in Office are as follows:
S. A. Wood $3.50. 90
Henry Berger S162. 80
Thos. Windiate $3.50. 90
Total. S707. so
We have so far not been able to col
Iect the above accounts.
In the later part of the season of 1871
Messrs. Windiate & Richards borrowed
the city's dump scows from the then
com. on dredge and harbcr, at an agreed
price per day, and out of which grew
bill against them to the amount of
$2S6.61. OF this bill Mr.. Richards paid