The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-11-08

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Rel call All members present except
AID. Hanson. The reading of the proceed
ings of last meeting was on motion dis
pensei with.
Accounts were referred as follows:
| Ealentin Herman, 500 TO Com. on Sanitary.
John ii Maln6Tsky z5j P 5i5T Com. "'ss
The following accounts were reported
back and on Recommendation allowed in
fall
I John Moecher, repairing engine, S5.G0
Z. K u l. II. Rand sui4ds lor 5.U5
avs Hank repairing engine l-oo
hanitOwoc journal. printing. 2.rJ
Faientin cGiarth, hearse and horse, 4.GU
II. Morrison, coffin Tor Mahnke, 500
sam. Hall, street work, ISIS
q. blGqTelc. mdse, 1888
?. MuiEoll&nd, shcriif's fees. il.25
J. MHiiioliand, do 10
Under a suspension of the rules the fol
lowing accounts were allowed in full:
George Hagen, service st. Com and wogE, p 81
i. iieHeln&ii, stationery, I.2J
carl Ertz, surveying dock lines and drawing
clri Ertz, surveying MadisoA street, 12,oI
II. Aumann, watching FIRE, 1.jO
Anton PtTaukCe. gravel, SH
Resolution to employ al engineer for the
new steamer was on motion hid over.
Aid. Kemper offered the following
WHEREAS, An engineer for The new
engine is wanted; therefore
Resolced, That applicants are requested
10 send IN application and price to the
Board at their next regular meeting.
Adopted.
Resolution by AID. Kemptr:
ReSoIced, That the resolution adopted
June 4th, 1871, fixing The days for the
meetings of tnis Board at every first and
third Monday in each month is hereby re
,cinded.
Adopted.
Aid. Kemper then submitted the follow.
ing, to-wit:
WHEREAS, 1t appears that many Of the
| original ordinances are lost, others without
| proof of publication, and others not signed
/ by the proper authorities: be it herewith
/ ReSotced, That the City Clerk is direct
/ eli to purchase proper book, and copy
aud index in the same all such ordinances
'hlch are legally perfect, and also such
| which may be ordained by tins Board here
after, anu further to make out and lay be-
! tore this Board at some future meeting
| list CT all such ordinances which are legal
ly imperfect; be it further
ReSolced, That the said Clerk shall re-
ceiye compensation Of three dollars per
new ordinances.
Adopted unanimously.
AID Kemper offered the following:
WHEREAS, 1t appears that no record
has been kept in Il4Is Office OF the sale OF
cemetery lots; lie it herewith
Res0Loed, That the Clerk is directed to
purchase 3 proper book and record and in
lex IN the same all lots heretofore sold
and such which hereafter will be sold, and
also to mark them OF proper map; be 1t
further
RtsolUeH, That the Clerk shall receive &
cen perSation of three dollars per day for
suci. records, except for recording lots here
after Sold
Adopted unanimously.
Resolution by Ala. Greve:
| Resnlced, That the committee on the
ordinances, with the City Attorney, be ana
they herewith are instructed 10 draw an
ordinance to comply with the demands the
city will have hereafter from the fire
department, and fix such number OF mem
bers for each COMPANY and compensation
for the same as is required for the duties
required from the fire department.
Adopted.
4 report of the City Surveyor and an
( ordinance establishing dock lines in the
city Of Manltowoc were referred TO the
Committee on Dredge and Har5or.
On motion Board adjourned one week,
to meet again on Monday evening, Nov
ember 18th, 1877 at ID o'clock p. m.
A. N. RICHTER, City Clerk.