Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-11-28
Board of Street Commissioner S.

IOCCC'iIllSS Vi ~ IeSuldT ulSCAIIIS vi tHt
Board of Street Commissioners held Nov.
26, 1877.
Roll called. All the Aid. present.
On motion Aid Finn was chosen chair
man protein
Minutes of the last regular meeting read
and approved.
Accounts against the City Gen, Fund
TO Judson Prentice for experimenting the
building of Hustisford Street Bridge, 500,
referred 10 Committee on Streets and Bridges.
70 J. Weber 6 Son for lumber, $50 Ore
ferred to same Com. To Chas. Roth for
services under select COM, S1O--referred to
the same com. TO John Kruger for team
ing S1--ref'd to same com. TO Mich.
Schlueter for cleaning Main and Cady St.
bridges, 81 .50--ref'd to same com 10
Hamlln & Ford for Wood for engine house
No. .. $50 69--ref'd to Com. on Fire Dept
The following accounts against the City
Gen'l Fund were allowed under suspension
of the rules, all the Aid voting in the af-
frmative To VIM. Bleber, for three
months salary as Supt. of Schools to Nov.
Is. 1877, S75; to Chas. Hueber for cleaning
jail and stoves 50; TO Mcneil Kuntz for saw
ing wood S1.50; to Joseph Welgel for clean
ing crossings on Main St, S. so; to John
Hede for furnishing one doz. hose wrenches
S.
Accounts against the 7th Ward-To An
dreas Iickert for services as inspector OF
election at two special elections Sd; to IL.
Muselman, the same, P4, to Adolph Schue-
lerman as clerk of special election day -;
to Aug. Wegemann as insp. of special cleo
ton one day So; to g. May for l06 feet
scantling s. 12-audited by the Street Com.
of said ward and allowed under suspension
of the rules, all the Aid. voting in the af-
firmative
Accounts against the Third Ward--To
Pat. McGann for labor on streets ST. to NJ
Cummings the same IA days S775; to Pat.
Calaghan the same, 81; to Frank Blake the
same IA days S725; to Mike Tracy the
same 631 days, S6.75; to Chas. Furlop the
same 81 days $3.50; to Hugh Mcmahon,
the same l day, ST. to George Hall the
same days, So; to VIM Quntmeyer for use
of wagon 80 days, $3.50; to John Bell for
services on Board of Registry and gen'l
election, 6 days, Sl2, and rent of room S3 ;
total S15;0to Julius Schoechert the same
services, 5 days $40; to J. N. Bartlett the
same services 6 days So; TO J. B. Powell,
the same services, l day 50; to M. AM
brose, the same services, 5 days, $50, and
stationery 80 cents, total $3.50; to John
Cleaver for 81 days work as roadmaster
S4625, for SO days work with team, sos,
CIR, by timber from old bridge, 81, total
1926; all of which accounts were audited
by majority of the St. Com. of said ward
and allowed under suspension of the rules,
all the Aid voting in the affirmative.
Accounts against Sixth Ward Gen. Fund
Ito Judson Prentice So; Fred. Maerzke
S12;J. Ludwig VogelSl2 August Retschlag
(>,,
Board of Registry and Gen. election days
Meyer 50; Ludwig Vogel So; to August
election Sept. 81, 1877; to Andreas Zickert
lumber S2l.65; to D. & +. Kusel for nails
S1.40; to J. Weber & Son for lumberS24 rs;
to F. Maerzke for planks, scantling and
building sidewalks. canal and sewers S1975;
to Gottlieb Dietz for . days work on streets
So; James Reed. the same 50. F. Ternweder
81; A. Miller 81, b. Miller S1.5O. j.
Schuet: S1l,75, Charles Menk S4 Is, Aug.
Grudd s., Charles kepp 81, Charles Veg
ner So, VIM. Daege S1,Wiliam Wenzel
81, Fred. Peters S14, Fried Kettmann S7.43
F.Hermann 45 DIS w'k as Rid mas $50 %, E.
Humboldt Black smith Works 80 cents; Il
Haeper teaming, So; John Schrmel, team
ing, $3.50; Peter. BebnFe, teaminS $50; Pc
ter Heck, 1eaming, 3,75; G. Hoehue, team
ing, 8,69; II. Peters, leaning, $3.50; and for
ploughing 3; total 40, so; John Kruger for
use of team 81 cts; +. Wiggeuhorn for stone
hammer 1,50; f. Maerzke for handle to
hammer Is cts. AL Of which were audi
ted by the Street Com. of said ward and al
lowed under suspension Of the rules, all the
tbo off,
Accounts against the 7th ward--To 4 G.
Cole clerk of special election, of Board of
Register and General Electcn,6 days IL, 90;
TO NJ Hagerty, clerk Of special election 2 GO;
to 7. Forkenbridge, inspector of special
election of registry and general election 6
days 1900; to E A. Breckenridge lnspec-
tor of Spec. Elec, 3D. of Reg'y and Gen'l
Elec., 6 days 200; to John Mooney, ihspec-
tor of board Of registry and general election
5 days lO,OO to W. DIN, inspector of special
election, board of registry and general
election 6tdays 1900 and. for work, rent Of
room for registry and elections u, SO. Total
24,59 All which accounts were audited
by majority of the Street Com. of said
ward and allowed under suspension of the
rules, all the Aldermen voting in the aifim-
ative.
The Street Commissioners of the 5th ward
to whom was referred the account of Sc
has tan Munrean for correction reported
the same back by Aid. Bauman, with the
recommendation that it be allowed in full
and be paid out OF the Poor fund of said
ward; amount 7,l3. Report accepted and
account allowed, all the Aldermen voting
in the affirmative.
On motion of Aid Kusel, the Select Com
mittee to whom was referred the account of
Thomas Baxter for extra work on Hustis-
ford street bridge was discharged from
further duties. By Aid Kusel.
Resolued, That the claim of Thomas Bax-
ter for extra work on Hustisford street
bridge be referred to the Committee on
Streets and Bridges and the Committee on
Public Buildings and to report at the next
regular meeting. Resolution adopted.
By the same. ResoI0ed, That if the Com
mittee on Streets and Bridges and the Com
mittee on Public Buildings do rot report
on Thomas Baxter's bill at the next regular
meeting af this Board, 5this Boaad shall
then take the matter in hand and dispose of
the same without delay. Resolution adopted
BY Aid. Maerzke. Resolued, that the Hon
Judson Prentice, the City Engineer, be re-
| quested to make out in detail reportof all
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