The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-07-20
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
MANITowoc July II. 1876.


of John Krull II iatin3 to nuisance were
referred to 1st ward local committee.
Petition Of A. Burhhart referred to com.
on police. a petition by Sullivan and
others was referred 10 3D. ward local
committee.
Claims were presented and referred as
follows John Meyer, 25.16 A. Mey-
er, sc e. K. G l.. L. Rand, $3.50 !;
A. Garnett, 24.S5; Ell. Gibson, LOO !;
E. *. & E. Ii. Rand, 75cts., same, 2.9J,
same 2-93 L. jain, co Il. K. & L.
II. Rand, 54cts., sssrle 8lcts.; L. Law
renee, LOO; j. O'Hara, $50; j. Hal
version, 100; Board Of Review, 144 90 );
Manitowoc Tribune, 14.20.
The following claims were referred to
com. on streets: A. Sckimpf, 6.S7; Geo.
Hagen, 1921 G.. ". Gibson, 1850,
same 400; I. Warden, $50; f. Kru-
ger, 5.S1; ). Meyer, 59.25; X. Pautz,
55.25; G. With, G2.0o; t. Eressneham,
1875; L. Wagner, 432; VIM. Uek,
CTS G. Ludwig, 3125 Fred Lange,
1926
The Police Justice reported the boy
VIM. Brink shelterless, aud asked what
to do with him. Matter referred to 1st
ward COM, and Police Justice instruct
ed to care for him at present.
Report of com. on license was adopt
ed. Bonds approved and license grant
ed to G. Kepke, E. Weinschenk, 4.
Muench, III. Kettenhofien, Jas. Bibin-
ger VIM. Hemschemeyer, C. Peterson,
L. Windiate, w. Fochtman, Jos. Hoyer,
G. Bahr, j. A. Tool, c.. uolzknecht and
2 Wiebo,dt.
Following claims allowed in full: Till
son & Klinghoiz, 800, team for steamer;
l.. Lawrence, 75cts., abating nuisance
j. Myer, 1858, work on bridge Geo
Hagen 1898. services Geo. Gibson,
63.00, services G. With, 1900, stl Get
work ; Z. Sawyer, 9.44, street work
L. Bressnaham, ITO, street work G.
With, 55.12, street work. Account of
t. Windiate, 90 was allowed at %. 90.
First ward com. reported in favor of
granting petition for sidewalk on west
side OF 9th street, from Marshall to
Hamilton streets, and from Hancock to
Marshall. Petition was granted and
sidewalk ordered to be built. A petition
for gravel sidewalk was not granted
The Mayor submitted amount drawn
from poor fund for May and June as fol-
lows LIST ward, 80. 90 ID ward, los. 90;
3D. ward, $500; 4th ward. 103 50 total,
1880. Report adopted and filed.
The street commissioner Of % dist
reported Improvement on Buffalo street
completed. Report filed. Report Of
Chief Engineer of fire department was
received and filed
Bills were passed under suspension of
rules as follows : Board Of Review, ser
vices, 144.00; L, jain, repairing engine,
900 /; John Myer, work for fire depart
ment, %. 16 e. X. &c Z. H. Rand, for
steamer 295, for Torrent engine S4cts,
for sundries for dock 5icts., for dredge
So 4. Myer, work on Main st. bridge
~. 81 ; Geo. Hagen, services as street
com. 1881 G.. ". Gibson, same HOO;
T. Kruger, work on sidewalk, Isl; &
Schimpf, street work, $50 /; J. Meyer,
same, 50. 25 @. Ludwig, same, 1850
e. Wagner, spikes, 4.32 G. With, st.
work, 60. 90; K. Pautz, same, SIS. IS; g.
Gritzmacher, same, 1850; f. Sanger,
same, %. 26; [. Bressneham, same, H. rs;
Geo. Gibson, same. 1900 f. Warden,
same, $40; VIM. Uek, same, CTS; G.
Ludwig, same, 31.25. Bill of Manitowoc
Tribune, 1920, was allowed at 1910
Petition for sidewalk on Franklin St.
between 10th and 11th was granted and
building of same ordered John Myer
dissenting.
A resolution was adopted instructing
the Marshal and police force to abate all
nuisances generally termed ''houses of
Ill fame" and to arrest the inmates
thereof, and the City Attorney to attend
TO all law suits arising from the keeping
Of such houses, and prosecute all per-
sons leasing or renting any house or
property for the purpose Of keeping
such houses.
BY resolution, city scrip was ordered
issued to Chas. Pautz, for improvement
of Buffalo street, also to pay the city pc
licemen monthly.
A resolution instructing committee to
report plan to connect Washington
street with the so-eAlIed quarter-line
road was adopted. Also one adopting
the report of the treasurer Of the Cen
tennial committee and appropriating
$40. SO to cover deficit.
The committa on bridges were instruc-
ted to have the approaches to Main ST.
bridge repaired, and the com. on public
improvements to dispose of the pine
trees on the cemetery grounds when ne
ccssary.
The com. on railroads was instructed
to investigate certain script matter
presented by T. Partz.
An ordinance relating to public print
ing was adopted.
The contract for painting bridges was
awarded to w. J. Beasant, the lowest
bidder at 1854. 40.
The contract for improving Washing
ton and 15th streets was awarded to Carl
PautZ, the lowest bidder, at $3.50 81 and
S249.44
Board adjourned to Monday July 31st
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