The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-11-11
OFFICIAL.
Proceedings of the Board of Aldermen.

Proceedings of the Board of Aldermen.
MANIrowoc, Wis, Nov. 8, 1875.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Mayor A. d. Jones, Aldermen
Bleser, Gelbke, Harris, Torrison, Wits,
Schmidt, Knickrehm, Book, Prochasl1a.
On motion the reading of the minutes
of the last meeting were dispensed with.
The following claims were presented
and referred:
N. Ross, S24 %, to com. of 18th ward;
N. Ross, $500, to com. of End ward;
Tillson & Klingholz, $1.OO, to com. on
sanitary; Tillson & Klingholz, 800, to
same CON-; S. Torrison, S2.7O, to com.
Oh fire and water; J. Myer, sl46.7s, to
com. on bridges; J. Myer, 500. 20, to
same CON-; T. Pautz, $43. 81, to com. of
Sd ward; j. Halverson, $500, to com. on
police; r. McGavin, $500, to COM on
bridges; Chas. Pautz, $43. 13, to com. of
Sd ward; A. F. Khngbeil, STOPS, to
com. on claims; P. Schrihardt, $780, 90,
to com. on streets; A. Genrich, 81 SO, to
com. on fire and water; III. Westphal,
$1.50, to same CON-; Geo. Pankratz> &
Co., $137.6 IS, to com. on claims; III. Wits,
$1,000, to same CON-; J. Knickrehm,
$1,000, to same CON-; J. Block, S.. 90, to
same; H. Westphal, $500, to same; G.
Raymond, 5000, to same; w. Griebling,
$500, to same; II, Halverson, $50. 90, to
same; John O'Hara, $500, to same; F.
W. Borchsrdt, $1,000, to same; Jas. s.
Alan, So. 90, to same; A. Wallich, $500,
to same; G. II. Schmidt, $1,000, to same;
J. w. Barnes, $1,000, to same; Charles
Gelbke, $1,000, to same; Adam Bleser,
$1,000, to same; Ed. Borcherdt, 5000,
to same; F. w. Harris, $1,000, to same;
A. D. Jones, S24.OO, to same com.
The following claims We're reported
back with recommendation that they be
allowed in full:
V. Getzler. $40, plastering ceme5ry
house; F. Buerstatte, 1926, sunds. for
steamer; G. Zimmerman, $500. white
washing engine house; J. Fischel, $1.OO,
rags for steamer; Tillson & Klingholz,
So. 90, hauling steamer; Herm. Martens,
1928, posts for streets; G. Gritzmacher,
$40. Is, repairing sidewalks.
Allowed as reported; ayes, 9, nays, O.
The bonds of M. Williamson, for re-
tail liquor license, were on motion ap-
proved and license granted.
The petition of W. Rathsack and 9th
ers, for street improvement, was on mo-
ton referred to the City Attorney for
his report.
The monthly report of P. Schrihardt,
Street Commissioner, was on motion ac-
cepted and placed on file.
The committee on ordinances submit
ted the following ordinance, which was
on motion laid over to the next regular
meeting, and ordered published in the
proceedings of this meeting:
AN ORDINANCE authorizing the Board of
AIuernOn permission 10 Uu1lu
buildings within the fire limits.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Board of
Aldermen Of the City of Manitowoc:
SECTION 1. The Board of Aldermen of the
City Of Manitowoc may grant permission to
parties to erect small frame buildings and adj
| ditions to frame buildings of same material
within the established fire limits of said city,
such buildings and additions not to exceed Is
feet in height, 20 feet in length and Is feet in
width but no permission shall be granted ex-
| cept upon petition, duly verified setting forth
the use the petitioner desires to make of said
building, and the said Board of Aldermen shall
| reserve the right to revoke the permission so
granted, and declare the building erected a
| nuisance, in case the same is put to any use
not set forth in the petition asking permission
| to build.
| SEC 9. No permit to build under the provis-
| ions of this ordinance shall be granted except
| by an affirmative vote of two-thirds of the
| Aldermen elect.
SEC. 8. This ordinance shall be in force from
and after its passage and publication.
The petition of J. d. Gerpheida and
others to have 22d street, in the third
ward, between blocks 1873 and 1876, va
Gated, was on motion granted; ayes, g.
The Mayor submitted the following as
the amount drawn upon the poor fund
during the month of October, 1875:
First Ward-A. Neidet, $500; P-Fandel 81. 90;
| B. S. Patno, $500; Aug. Herman. $500; E. Bor-
CART, $500: c, Eisler, 800; F. Schumacher,
| $500; total. $500, Second Ward-Mrs. Kelly,
| $500; Mrs. Scott, $500; Mrs. Hanson, $500; j
Rugol and McCord, passage to Milwaukee, 81
Mrs. Lathe, $500; L. Anton. $500; Mendoza
survivors, $3.50; Mrs. Ryan $500; total, $3.50