Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-11-14

lowed under suspension of the rules, all he
aldermen voting in the Affirmative.
Accounts against the Second ward
To Aug. Wegeman for services as Inspector
of election at special election Oct 3, 1877.
and six days services as inspector on Board
of Registry and general election, total S14;
clerk Of special election Oct. 3, 1877, and
six days services as Inspector at Board of
Registry and general election, S14; to Max
Gaebler for six days service as inspector at
Board of Registry and at General election,
$12; to G.. Eberle, as clerk the same num-
Der of days and stationery, $12l all of
which were audited by majority of the
Street Com. of said ward and allowed under
suspension Of the rules, all the Aid. present
voting in the affirmative
Against 4th Ward-To G. H Ferry for
six days services as clerk at the Board of
Registry and general election, S12; to Tim
Danahue, tor dirt used at streets and cross
ings, % loads, $3.50; to j Weber & Son
for lumber, S77.20; audited by a majority
of the st. CONS of SAID ward and allowed
under suspension of the rules, all the alder
men voting In the affirmative
Against 9Th Ward Gen'l Fund-To J.
Weber Il Son for lumber, $4341; to John
Baumann for rent of room for election and
registry six days, ST. to John Guetzlaff, for
1874 days work with team, 1897 to John
L. Kube for six days services as clerk on
Board Of Registry and gen. election. Sl2,
and posting up lists of names of voters, So,
and stationery 10 cents, total $3.50; to 1.
L. Thompson. for six days services as clerk
on Board of Registry and gen. election, S12;
to G. Gaul for six days services as insp. at
Board Of Registry and gen. election, S12;
the same to E. Baumann, S12; the same to
Theo. Schroeder, $12; all of which were
audited by maj. of the st. G. of said ward,
allowed under suspension of the rules, all
the Aid. voting in the affirmative to Seb.
Monrian for watching Charles Pinnow, an
insane pc, son, ~ days and nights, $7.13,
audited by majority of the st. CONS of
said ward and referred back to them for cor
rection
Against the 9th ward Poor Fund-To A.
Block. for furnishing flour, groceries and
money for support of poor. 5000; audited
by a maj. of the St. CONS Of said Ward, al
lowed under suspension of the rules, all the
Aid. voting in the affirmative.
The Com on Fire Dept, to whom was
referred the following accounts against the
City Gen. Fund, to-wit: To Pioneer Co.
No. |, for balance for engine polish Sc; to
l.. Kahet, for extension of platform and
covering cistern, Sill; to G.. Schemmel, for
blacksmthing, $3.50; to E.. Rogan and J..
: Eifiler for repairing Is lengths of hose S.;
reported the same back by the chairman of
the committee with the recommendation
that they be allowed in full. Report ac-
copied and accounts SO allowed, all the Aid
voting ia the affirmative
Aid. Finn presented proposition from
n. Il. Squyres to build cistern under the
proposed tower to engine house No. 2, stat
ing the particulars of the same for S15. On
motion it was adopted that said cistern be 30
built under said terms, being a necessity,
for that amount.
On motion of Aid Finn the clerk was or
dered to contract with w. B. Squyres for the
building of said tower in accordance with
his bid and the adopted notifications of the
cistern, and that the bond to be given by
said W. B. Squyres for the faithful perform
ance of his contract, be subject to the ap-
proval of Aid. Goette and the Clerk.
The clerk laid before the Board his
monthly settlement with the treasurer for
the month of Oct. 1877 Read and ordered
to be fled. On motion Board adjourned,
CHARLES BECKMAN, City Clerk