Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-07-11
City Clerk.


Pfoceeu'neS OF regular meeting or the
boaFu Oh o'leeC COMMISSIONERS oelo july
9th, 81.
hoH cal!ea, an me AIEermen pre5enC
on h'o"o' AZ "'e'@Ne was cAose"
chA'"nfh Pio ,eui 49,
Oh iio''oh me re"o'''e u tne minutes 81
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l"e 'ii,'u'eS u 'ne 'aS' Speci"i meeting
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aa ,Gr"'' ,-l,,o Co., Coa.r,1 p,d. Y
+, ta" ' tnr ho ~! pHnea;l rna+, Gu.
,h,an ,jr,as 1eiE. Cennn@ u,.ao a. r.,
nio[T watch for ,ba ,nnn,h nf Ina co.
ia san,a 10 pster pI.;r 90. 40 voI,,',,on
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of the rules, all the aldermen VOTING IN
the affirmative.
AGAINST First Ward Fnnd T Ea,-
Inner for three DAVIS wor), with team 60.
tho Same for fonr GAYS word, with tom, e. ..
VIM. F;ath for - DAYS work $40. Josenh,
uo7acl, for IA dsvs vorl, e1o. .IIo,,Ld
under snsoensjon of the ruIes al, vorino in
tho affirmative
Aoa;nst second Ward F,,d r,r,
Hre6ne for 7 DAYS work with tenn s17 80.
Henry nuselman tor o51 dave worL .,
pooa,oaster Sal "a. allouaa unaer s,e,o
sion Of The rnles ali votipo in the ) Fl rn alive
Aooinst Third Ward Fnn6.Iob, No
ronnhl;, f,r * dave wor,r on stroots eIs.
p.,rick NcC,nn Tor COMO Elk. 49,, ,
uoCronn ~ aara ~. 60. r,;u ' .ahA
49, 10y 80 20 ~ 'U'.a ouo9
70. 10 10Y I'm ~ W.' o''p' r Delul'iSNs
l'' u@ys WIN o. mieh"ei cummings
10Y !F3 Gays WORK 9lo.oo; Neefee haii lor
. days Worh 30 w; john C!eapef tor work
as Roadmasier for rs days $3125; The
same for ~ days work with team $3.50;
Henry Buck for days work $780, all of
which were allowed under suspension of
the rules, all the aldermen voting in the
affirmative.
Aoo;n.; F;f,b U,rd Carl r,-a. W.
n,rro',. tor ,.,as;or Sra,la;na So. v u :
ama,Oaa lus op:o.',nE a''ee' % c's'
a'ioweu unoer suspension OIL me rules.
rnaL "n't e. e. @ 49, oen , ~ .Inafles
60 ~, 80 ''n yam
80 "i'o"eu u"oer suspension OF the
ru,es.
lie oonm,.'ee on streets and brldg es to
Whom Was referred tne accounts OF Joseph
Mazech ana faui'ck Sl.oo each tor work on
rlank hoad orldge reported the same back
and recommended their allowance Report
adopted and accounts allowed.
lhe Committee on Finance to whom was
referred the account Of August Block for
books and extra services, amounting to S54-
81, reported the same back with the recon-.
mendation that it be allowed at S39.62. Re
port adopted and account allowed at that
inquire by the following vote: Aves-FIirf1,
Maenkee, Ohm, WILDER, and Zckert-5
Noes-Goette and Kusel-2.
HE COMMITTEE on Finance who was in
structed to confer with Thos. c. Jones on
the additional cost of the binding of two or
der books instead OF one, reported by the
following resolution:
Rcsofved, mat 1hos. z. Jones be and is
hereby instructed to bind the blank orders
Tor the city general fund IN two books at an
extra charge OF three dollars, making the
total 6otal sum to be paid for the whole work
vi
Report accepted and resolution adopted.
Ala. Mckert introduced an Ordinance es-
tabllshlng the grade OF Jones street and
blssei + street IN the End Ward. Ordinance
read 1rst ana second time, when on motion
all rules were suspended for its third read
lng.regd the third time and passed.
Ala. Finn introduced the following reso-
luton nv
Resolued, That Thos. Baxter be, and he
is hereby empowered to make the necessary
extra I'LL at Hustistord street at the same
rate per yard as per contract.
Adopted
By the same
Reso10ed,, That orders be drawn on the
city general fund in favor Of Thos. Baxter,
in the sum of 5000, to apply on contract for
work done on Hustisford Street bridge.
Resolution adopted under suspension of
the rules-all the Aldermen voting in the
affirmative.
The unfinished business on the table
beidg the petition for the laying out of a