Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-13
Board Of Street Commissioners.

Proceedings of regular meeting of tie
Board OF otreet Commissioners, held Dec.
18th, 1876.
All members present. Com. Rohr chosen
chairman pro tenn.
On motion Of Com. WILDER the reading
of the minutes of the previous meeting was
dispensed with.
The following accounts, dull certified to
were under the suspension OF the rules AL
lowed, against City General Fund:
Henry Bode, services as night watch for
the month of November, $40; Michael Kill
liam, same $40; J. Weber & Son, timber
and lumber, $4,000; John McGolrich, graz
ding and sewers at engine house No. z, $25;
Daniel Clark, work at same, $43; R. Nj .
Nlggenton, as health officer to date, $50
First ward Fund-Joseph Matecek, work
on streets, 800 days $50, rs; NJ. Abbtz; 43A
days, S43,5O; FIR. Mink, 1o4 days, $40, rs;
VIM. Schulz, 81 days with double team,
$3.50; q. Buck. SO days same, $l0S; M
troehllch, Sd days work, $50, rs; A. Krue-
ger 20 days $40; F. Towedo, lO5 days $40,
so; II Winkenwerder nails and grnp axe
1888; Baesau h Kruger, repairing tools,
S5,7 70; }. Prentice, surveying, &C., $40; j.
A. Barrett, lumber, $l,S7; Christ. May,
same, $6l.72; Hamli Il Ford same, $l6l,28
Third ward FUND.-. Fl. Purple, lumber,
$685.; A 3. Hitchcock, rent for room, Sc;
U. ID. 1. Eberle, paper, Is cts.
Fourth ward Fund-G. Il H. T. Eberle,
paper, 27 cts.
Fifth ward Fund-Wm. Darsow, 47a days
services as pathmaster, $7l,62; John Gutz-
latf, 81 days work, with team, 500 l. S.
homson, carpenter work, $3.50; FREQ.
Zemke, days work on streets, $500; Carl
Glamm, 81 days, $3.50; Chs. Greve, 81
So, SO; Chs OFT, 3 days, 3d. J. Prentice,
surveying, $500; Hamlin & Ford, lumber,
S4l,34 and E. Hartwig, serving notices;
$3.50.
Seventh ward Fuad-Hs Min & Ford.
lumber $l6,49, and $3l ,o4; Thos Duffy, Al
days work with team, $3.50; same, 81
days work 1915; Thos. ODonnel, 81 days,
1877; B. O'Connell, a. days 1852; Thos.
Killan Al days$5,62; Henry Hose, d days
$3,l NJ. Moran day, Sl,25; Dan Ken
nedy, 81 days s6,s7; John Mooney, days
1915, John Moneys days, $3.50; Mooney
Il Dunnigsn, days work with team, 1900;
"A. Dunnigan- days work, $3.50.
The account of the Watertown Gas Co.
was referred to the Committee on Gas
Light, and the account of G. & II. T. Eberle
tor lard oil wasreferred to the Committe on
Fire Department.
The Finance Committee reported in favor
of allowing the account of Straw Il Murphy
2l.97. Report accepted and acct allowed.
The Committee on Fire Department re-
ported 10 allow the accounts of Christ.
Becker 2.25 and NJ. A. Hrsh, for l6 boxes,
400. Reports accepted and acc IS allowed.
The following resolutions were introduced:
By Com. WILDER:
RESOLVED, That John J. Baumann is here
by appointed special police and night
Waterman, without receiving any compen-
sation from the city, and that said appoint
ment may be revoked by this Board at any
time. Adopted.
By Com Woodland:
Rosolued, That the Committe on Streets
and Bridges be and are hereby directed to
arrange with some responsible party to keep
the coverings of public cisterns free from
ice, to attend to the cutting of ice around
bridges where necessary; also to see that
proper openings are KEPT ready for use at
each of the platforms built by the city tor
use of FIRE steamers. Adopted.
BY Com. Quentmeyer:
Resoloed, That the City Marshal is here
by authorized to employ legal counsel to
prosecute all persons selling goods at auc-
ton IN the city without having obtained
legal license, and also to prosecute all per.
sons making any noise on the public streets
for purpose of selling goods. Adopted.
On motion the Board adjourned until
Dec. % next, at o'clock P. M.
A. TANCK Citv Clerk