The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-12-10

G.. ". Gibson S140O &c of 4 ward.
II. Morrison S1.50 " on F&W.
L" 90 S12S1 &c &c D&H.
J. Mendlik $500 Z" &c Claims.
Gritzmacher & Pautz 1915 com. on
Streets.
The following claims were reported
back with recommendation that they be
allowed in full:
J. Mendlk $500 Election services
E. X. Rand $500
W. Shimoneck $9.68 Stationery.
W. W. Waldo $500 Election services.
CGritzmacherS $50. IS Rep'g ST. Cross'gs
Man. Zeitung $:33. Y Printing.
p. Schwartzenbarth $27.65 Rep'g st.
Crossings.
Allowed as reported ayes 10, nays O..
Tax certificate of r. P. Eaton, S15.76.
was on motion allowed in full, with
interest. Ayes 10, nays 0.
Claim of G. Gritzmacher, $124. "a
cutting crossings in Sd ward, was on
motion allowed in full, and script order
ed to be issued for the same. Ayes 10,
nays O.
Potion of H Falge, to refund license
money, was on motion laid on the table.
Bonds of ". Herman, for retail liquor
license, was Oh motion accepted and IL
cense granted.
Report of G.. Dusold, st. Comm'r,
Oh 9th and 7bh streets was on motion ac-
cepted.
Petition of f. Pautz, for extention
OF time on contract, was on motion
granted. Ayes 10, nays O.
Bonds of A Crykowsky and Ignatz
Kreyci, for retail liquor license were re-
terred to com. Oh license.
The Mayor submitted the following as
the amount drawn on the poor fund for
the month of November.
1st Ward $500. I'd Ward $3.50.
Sd g e41.O0. 4th Sc $500.
Total. $193.9O.
On motion report was accepted and
Aid. Bean submitted the following:
Reso!red, That c. G. Barnes be al
lowed to build a fence on a line due
south from the southwest corner Of the
present enclosure in the new cemetery
to the railroad fence, and maintain same
for d period OF six years, and for COM
pensation for the same, to use the land
west Of said line for pasture for said six
years, If not needed sooner for burial
purposes. Adopted, ayes 7, nays B.
(Schuette, Rosso and Mendlik.
AID. Johnston submitted the follow
ing;
Whereas, on account Of the existing
terrible hard times, and the extreme
scarcity of money, the people of this
city will probably find it more difficult
to pay their taxes this year than ever
before especially those persons whose
property has been SO heavily taxed for
street improvements, therefore be it
Resored, As an Involvement for such
persons to pay the street taxes returned
against their property, that they may
pay such street taxes with only two per
centum collection fees added to the
original toe, provided such payment
shall be made within the time that
shall be allowed for the payment of
other taxes, with only two per centum
collection fees added thereto: and that
IL such cases the city treasurer be, and
he is hereby authorized and directed to
charge to the proper account the differ
ence between the amount of street taxes
SO collected, and the amount returned
to the city clerk as delinquent street
taxes. Adopted, ayes 10, nays 0.
Aid Johnston submitted the following
Ieso7red, That one tenth of one per
cent, be levied on all the taxable property
III The city for the purpose of paying the
County School Tax, which was omitted
By previous assessment. Adopted, ayes
10, nays 0.
Aid Bean submitted the following:
Whereas by reason of large amount
8 no DG
the ordinances of the city of Manitowoc,
aud whereas
Mr.. T. w. Borcherdt, our City Clerk,
has done and is doing great deal OF
work that does not strictly belong to him
to do as city clerk. and as he does not
receive the pay for his services, that
former clerks have received, therefore
be it
Resolred, That the sum Of $4,000 be
and the same Is hereby appropriated to
the said T. w. Borcherdt for services
in recopying cityssordinances. Adopted,
ayes 10, nays o.
AID. ScLuette submitted the following
Whereas this Board is satisfied that
Mr.. Schallern has done services fcf this
city, which was perhaps not done ID ac-
cordance with the rules Of this board, or
the previous board, but IN good faith on
his part, therefore be it
ResoIued, That the sum of $4,000 be
allowed Mr.. Schallern for his services,
provided that he gives receipt ID full,
to the city, for all demands. Lost, nays
3.ayes 7. (Schuette, Dumke, Langworthl
Bean, Rand, Mendlik and Carus.)
On motion Board adjourned for two
weeks, to Dec. d, 1871, at 4 P. N.
7. ". BoRCHEE&T, City Clerk.