The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-09-30

the amount drawn upon the poor fund
for the month of August 1875:
First Ward-P. Faldle, 500; E.
Burgard, $500; f. Schumacher, $500
B. Patroda, $500; A. Herman, $500
Mrs. Carrel, SO 90; sending pauper to
Green Bay, So. 50; G. E. Eisler, So. 90;
A Neidert, So 90; L. Ohler $1,000; 4.
Scott, $500; total $3.50.
Second Ward j. Gaiten, SAT. % ;
Mrs. Kelley, $500; Mrs. Ryan, $500
Mrs. Luetke, 81. 90 Mrs. Scott, s.. 90;
L. Anton $500 Mrs. Branagan, $1,000;
total S89. 25.
Third Ward-A. Kubicesky, $500
Mrs. Fortuso, $500; Mrs. Sprinkler, Sc
Mrs. Stephan, $500; J. Berkholtz, Sc !;
J. Miller, $500; total $500.
Fourth Ward-Mrs. Donaldson SO :;
Mrs. Mack, $500, Mrs. Kulanda, $500;
p. Peterson, $500; G.. Erickson, $1,000
total $500.
Grand total, $3.50. rs.
On motion the report was placed on
file and ordered published.
The report of Z. Seeger, Chief Engi-
neer, notifying the Council that the Sc
mi-annual review of the fire department
would be held on Monday, Oct. 11th,
1875, at o'clock P NJ, was placed on
file.
Report of p. Schreihardt, street COM
missioner, was on motion referred to the
third ward local committee.
An ordinance in regard to changing
the fire limits was referred to the com.
on ordinances.
The license bonds of Aug. Lange was
referred to the com. on license.
On motion the rules were suspended
and the following claims allowed in full:
Rand & Berger, $28.60, timber for
bridge J. Klein and others, $105C, fill
ing cistern; H. Greve e Bro, $31.OO,
building sidewalk. Allowed, ayes 8,
hayes 0.
The report of the street commissioner
| of the first district, in regard to building
sidewalk in the third ward, was reported
back by the third ward local com. with
the recommendation that the same be
approved, allowed and adopted.
The same was on motion approved,
allowed and adopted ayes 8, hayes 0.
Aid. Gelbke submitted the following
WHEREAS, Much dissatisfaction is
caused by the fact that brewers of this
city lead the Stops from their breweries
into the cutters of the streets. which
causes an unpleasant odor, which is dis
agreeable to the families living in the
neighborhood of such brewery, and in
furious to their health, be it
Resol0ed, That the CON- on sanitary
affairs is hereby instructed to investigate
this matter and report at the next meet
ing of this council.
Adopted.
Aid. Wits submitted the following
ResolUed, That the com. on fire and
water is hereby authorized and instruct
ed to procure two stoves for the third
ward engine house, and further, to pro-
cure the necessary number of speaking
trumpets for the Badger Engine Co. No.
B as soon as possible.
Aid Prochaska submitted the follow
ing:
ResolUed, That the com. on fire and
water be and are hereby authorized to
order 10 tons of coal for the steam fire
engine.
The resolution was adopted.
On motion the com. on bridges were
instructed to make such repairs and
changes on Sth street bridge as it may
deem proper.
The matter of Taylor and Sutherland
against this city vas on motion referred
to the city attorney for investigation.
The com. on fire and water was in
structed to make such repairs on the
several engine houses as they deemed
necessary.
Bids wereiopened for the improvement
of Franklin street, between 7th and Sth
streets, and G. Gruetzmacher being the
lowest bidder, was awarded the contract
per the following resolution of Alderman
Harris
WHEREAS, Chas. Gruetzmacher is the
lowest bidder Tor improving Franklin
street, between It'll and Sth streets, be
it
ReSozoed, That the contract for doing
said work be let to him.
Adopted /; ayes s, hayes 0.
The resolution of Alderman Prochaska
changing fire limits in the 4th ward, was
referred to the 4th ward local com.
Alderman Schmidt submitted the fol-
lowing:
ResozUed, That the different commit
tees be hereby instructed to report at
next meeting, or as soon thereafter as
possible, the amount necessary for those
branches of the city government belong
ing to the several committees.
Adopted.
On motion, Council. adjourned for
weeks, to October 18th, 1875, at u p.
M. T. w. BoRCHERDT,
City Clerk.
THE VAN BRUNT AND DAVIS SEE
DER.