The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-06-01
MANITOWoC. Nav %. 1876


Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll was called. All members were
present except Aldermen Torrison and
Wits. The minutes of the two last meet
lngs were read and approved.
On recommendation of the local com.
OF the Sd ward the resignation of Alder
man Wits was accepted. A ballot was
taken to fill the vacancy, which resulted
in the election of Frank Donin, as Aid.
for the 3D. ward, he having received six
votes to 3 votes received by John Knicll-
rehm.
Petitions were referred to the commit
tees as follows:
Ferdinand Kirchner, to local com. of
3d ward Chas. Greve, to local com. of
3D. ward JOS. Slauson, to local com. of
4th ward VIM. Lueps and Phipps, to
local com. of LIST ward.
Communication of yYendt and Stein
hauer, of New York, was placed on file.
Frank BONN qualified and took his
seat.
The following accounts were referred
to committees rs follows
L. K. & L. FL. Rand, $13.O3, dredge
and harbor 2. Johnston, So 90, dredge
aed harbor ; Henry Gibson, $30.25, 10
cal com. OF 2nd and 4th ward Manito-
voc Journal, $19.73, printing Manito-
woe Tribune, 1875, printing; Albert
Borutka, $1.00, streets Geo. Hagen,
s20.36, streets II. r. Sommer, $2.70,
fire and water.
Bond of Police Justice was referred to
com. on assessment and finance. Com.
recommend to approve the same. Re
port adopted and bond approved.
The com. on assessment and finance
report on petition Of Luke Wild, and
recommend not to grant the same. Re
port adopted and fled with the opinion
of the City Attorney on the subject.
Petition of Thos. Nindiate was re-
ported back with the recommendation
to lay the same on the table. Report
adopted.
The following bills were reported back
and allowed in full White and Forrest,
$500, costs Jacob Lueps, $105. 70,
judgment B. f. Murphy, Ssi2.42, ser
vices as marshal Tillson & KHngholz,
$1,000, hauling steamer; L S Lawrence,
0.75, abating nuisance Peter Schrei-
hardt, $11.25, street work ; Homer Hill,
800, sounding river G. W. Gibson,
$500, services as street com.
On recommendation of the committee
on license the liquor license bonds of
the following liquor dealers were APP
proved
VIM. Nollau, A. Selsemeyer, Jos.
Miller, John Schapert, Carl Gauger,
Wenzl Sweiker, T. Becker, Frank Sixta
Frank Zeman, H. Drewsen, G. Beers,
JOS. Dubitzky, Ed. SCHNEIDER, Charles
Haverland, Geo. Baumann, A. Pasewalk
Il. Kostomlatzky, V. Wegfarth, August
Grosstueck, T. Rudolph, Wenzl Krinek
Wenzl Check, VIM. Stephan, G. Ing
grisch, I. Stanzl, T. jain, NJ. William
son, A. Burkhardt, VIM. Herman, Stan
islaus Kadow. Troemel s, Paulus, Jere
Daley.
The following liquor license bonds
were referred
Franz Muench, Jos. Bibinger, G. Pc
terson, Thos. Windiate, W. Fochtmann,
@. Holzknecht, G. Koebke, JOS. Hoyer,
W. II. Hemschemeyer, G Beck, G Bahr
J. A. Tod, Fl. Falge.
On motion of Alderman Schmidt the
rules were suspended and the following
ordinance passed by an unanimous vote:
An ordinance relating TO the grade on WASH
ington street.
re it ordained by the Mayor and the Board
of Aldermen of the City OF Mantowoc.
SEC. l. The grade on Washington street, 81
Ward, at point fifty feet east of 18th street.
is hereby established IL be ut Il level with the
top of the grade stone IN the Court House
SEC. p All ordinances and parts of orli-
nances conflicting With the provisions OF this
ordinance are hereby repealed
SEC. B. This ordinance shall be in force
from and after its passage and publication
Adopted May 29ih 1876.
A. NJ RICHTER. City Clerk.
The local com. of the Sd ward report
ed in favor of granting prayer OF peti-
ton of G Christianson to improve Wash
ington street, between 1tttii and 10Th
streets. Carl Gauger to improve 18th
street, between Marshall and Washing
ton streets, and to build sidewalk.
Report adopted and petition granted
The 4th ward local com. reported on
bills OF G. Ludwig, S8.75, street work III
4th ward; G. W. Gibson, sd. so, street