The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1876-06-15
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
MANTFowoc, June 70. 1876.

MANTrowoc, June II, 1876.
Council met puruant to adjournment
quorum present.
Petitions of VIM. Werneck, F. Bren-
mig, I'll. r. Sommer and Aug. Wahle
were referred
Accounts were referred as follows
l.. S. Lawrence, 75c.; G. With, 70. 30;
and 50. II; c. Ludwig, 1850; T. LANCER,
S.44; T. Bressneham, 7.75; G.. Hagen,
1858; G. w. Gibson, g. 90; VIM Griob-
ling, 800; 7. Windiate, 5000; Tillson
& Klingholz, 800; Jno. Meyer, -. 63;
Manitowoc Journal, IL SIS; Tribune. 5. So.
License bonds of nj. Hewett, and J.
d. Gerpheida were referred.
A resolution III relation to cisterns in
81 ward WAS tabled. A resolution mott
flying Gfeye & Bro. that the roof of Sd
ward engine house leaked and the els
tern was not in good order, was adopted
Accounts allowed IN full A. Becker,
Tor l axe, LOO f; e. X. & E. II. Rand
hardware, 1903 p. Johnston, sounding
river, 500. Following bills were allow
ed under suspension of The rules Man
itowoc Tribune, printing, 5.5S and IT, 50;
Manitowoc Journal, 10. 70 and 456.
M. Doolans claim for salary as night
Waterman was not allowed.
Liquor license was granted to JOS
Fischel, NJ With, G., Earnofsky, II,
Schmidt, I. Beck.
Report of Sd ward com. on petition of
E. Reuter- to abate nuisance, was adopt
ed, nuisance ordered abated. Report of
in Sd ward was referred to com. on SITS.
with instructions to have ground sur
veyed.
The Mayor announced appointment of
t. A. H. Wal'ich as Police Justice dur
ing absence of Mr.. Waldo. Appoint
ment was confirmed.
City Attorneys opinion in relation to
payment Of night watchman's salary was
referred to com. on police. j. Rierden
was appointed special policeman tenn
porarily. G. Schmalfeld was instructed
to act as special policeman for the city,
and informed that he would receive his
pay from the general fund.
Bids for painting bridges were reject
ed and the Clerk authorized to re-adver-
tise for bids, specifying particularly all
work to be done. The contract for i'm
provement of Buffalo street was let to
Carl Pautz, the lowest bidder, for 1926.
A resolution ordering the building
and improving of Washing ton street be-
tween 14th and 18th streets, according
to estimates on file, was adopted. Also
one ordering the improvement of 18th
street, between Washington and Mar
shall streets. A sidewalk was ordered
built on the cast side of 18th street, be-
tween Washington and Marshal streets.
a resolution to notify all saloon keep
ers who have not paid their license to
pay the same before the LIST day of July,
OF they Will be prosecuted, was adopted.
The com. on public improvements was
authorized to have finger boards placed
in conspicuous places in the cenictry and
Washington Square warning parties ag'st
breaking shrubbery in those places IN
der a penalty of So, was adopted.
BY resolution the marshal's and con
stables attention was called to an ordi-
nance to prevent and abatc nrlisances in
the city, and We're instructed to strictly
enforce the same
The special committee reported a res
olution allowing the printers So for the
publication of council proceedings, G.
Ell. Schmidt dissenting. Resolution was
adopted.
An ordinance to establish the grade on
the corner of 18th and Marshal streets
was adopted.
The com. On fire and water was in
structed to have sidewalk built in front
of first ward engine house.
Board adjourned four weeks.
A. NJ. RICHTER, City Clerk.