The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-05-20


/ any such bulldog be removed from the pEeea
where same is now Standing on, TO and bea1-
i lowed to remain on any lot or part OF alot
within the fire limits without Defnllsslon of he
.SEc. f@The amount Of or exsent of danAge
5st be be- sre aa at @ ps
dents of the city. one of whom shall be chosen
| blythe owner of the building, the second by he
! third, and the decision of the persons SO CHOSEN
! shall be final and conclusive
! who shah own. build 81 aid In the erection or
| con- truction of any building or part OF q build
ing within the fire limits contrary to or In any
other way or maniier than Is authorized by
! the provisions OF sass sOrdinapce or who shall
own, remove or assist in removing any SUCH
building from without said lip.its into the same,
| or own, remove. repair or assist in repairing
| any dainaged wooden building contrary to the
prov sions OF this ordnance shall be subject to-
one hundred dollars, for the first offense, and
10 a ike penalty for each and every .orty-elgnt
hours such persons shall iaii to comply with the
provisions Of this ordina.sf
/ SIC. 9.-No pipe of any stove shall be put up
| in any house or building unless It be conducted
shall any person att any true set fire to any
| chimney for the purpose OF clearing the same
without previous consent OF the Chlet Hnglneer
/ OF the Fire Department. Any person violating
any of the provisions of this section shall, for
every offense forfeit five dollars. and the fur
! Their sum OF one dollar for every twenty-four
/ hours the same shall remain so put up alter
! notice by said Chief Engineer, any Alderman,
| Fire w arden kaTShai altcc Inc same.
| SEC. 10. Every chimney hereafter erected
| and all chi,nneys whatever, shall be plastered
| with lime and sand on the inside thereof, under
a penalty OF twenty-five dollars, and a further
| penalty OF ten dollars for every fifteen days
neglect to alter or take down the same, after
Department for that purpose. It shall be the
| duty OF the said Chief Engineer to take notice
Of all chimneys when the same are being con
| structed, and to ascertain whether they are in
! conformity with the requirements Of this or
dinance; and If not, make report TO the Board
ed or altered to admit of being swept or
| cleaned from top to bottom, under the penal
| ties, for neglect or REFUSAL or FIVE dollars for
SEC. n.-This ordinance shall be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Adopted May II, 1875.
F. W BoRcHERDr Clerk
Alderman Johnston submitted the
following:
Resozued, That the salasT of tue City
Marshal be fixed st $500. 90 for the year.
On motion the resolution was amend
ed so as to read $4,000 and adopted;
ayes IL, nays 0.
The petition of A. Blank and others
to improve Chicago street was on mo-
ton not granted.
On motion the Committee on Police
was instructed to procure the necessary
pounds for the Marshal.
! On motion the following rules and
regulations for the government of this
Board were adopted; ayes Il, nays @.
1st.-It shall be the duty of the
Mayor to call the Board to order at the
\ Of
possible. In the absence of the Mayor,
the Clerk shall call the Board to order
| and a President pro tenn. shall be elected,
who shall serve during that session or
until the Mayor shall come and take his
| seat.
2nd.- The roll shall be called, and if
| a quorum is present, business shall be
proceeded with. If less than a quorum
| be present, those present Inay adjourn
| to certain time or take recess until
quorum can be obtained.
3d.-The order of proceedings, after
a quorum is present. shall be as follows:
Reading, correcting and adopting pro-
ceedings of previous meeting, and there
after
| 1st-Petitions, memorials and the &C
companying documents may be present
ed aud referred.
RESOLUTIONS may be offered and
referred.
3d-Accounts and claims may be pre-
! oonfaI or1 roforraI
4th-Reports of standing committees,
as follows:
| On Assessment and Finance-Barnes,
Johnston, Knickrehm.
On Claims Book, Wits, Torrison.
On Police-Vits, Raymond, Harris.
On Fire and Water-G elbke, Schmidt,
Prochaska.
| On Sanitary-Harris, Knickrehm,
Raymond.
On License -Knickrehm, Torrison,
Gelbke.
On Public improvements Wits, Book,
Gelbke.
OnStreets-Raymond, Bleser, Schmidt
On Bridges-Prochaska Barnes,
Gelbke
On Printing Schmidt, Torrison,
Barnes.
On Elections-T orrison, Knickrehm,
| Harris.
| On Ordinances Bleser, Barnes, Tor
rison.
On Dredge and Harbor-Johnston,
Wits, Prochaska.
On Rail Road-Barnes, Schmidt,
Johnston
5th-Reports of local or ward COM
mittees.
6th-Reports of select committees.
7th-Reports of officers of the corpo-
ration.
8th-Unfnished business.
4th-All votes, except otherwise pro-
vided for by the charter, or these rules,