The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-08-09


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CHAs EssLINGER, 2. NJ
Council Proceedings
MANIrowoc, August 9th, 1877.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll called, all members present. In the
absence of the mayor, G.. W. White was
chosen chairman pro tenn. The minutes OF
last meeting were read and approved.
Petition of F. A. Bean and others to
buy another steam FIRE engine was granted.
Petition Of Christian Aasse for the privi
lege of putting up small house on foot of
ST. CLAIR street between 9th and 9th streets,
WAS referred, reported back, and on rec
ommen dation granted, the city preserving
the power to remove the building at any
time if considered necessary.
Petition Of L. Mendlik and others to
build side walk on Chicago, between 7th
and 9th streets. and remove nuisance, was
referred 10 the 4th Ward local committee.
Petition Of White and others for the
privilege TO use the life boat for exercise
v a. referred to Com. on Public Improve
ments-
Account of Ernst Wagner. $50 81, was
referred to the Com on claims
Account Of Albert Gnuser, 81 so, wat
referred to the Com. on streets.
The following accounts were referred,
and on recommendation, under q susren-
sion of the rules, allowed in full:
Jos. Staehle. service on Board of Review, $500
.rilson klingholz, livery lctc.. 500
Carl Ertz surveying Govt lot 8, 1928
II. Pruess i Co, towing, 3..25
Wanitowoc Journal printing, 7.g0
Geo; Hagen, street, work, 1870
+. kietZ. 2.25
August Msper. street work, 81
500
Chas. Gruetzmacher, d" 337
K Burchard 1870
kop. 400
II. Spoenchas, 100
John Brink, 4.G
A. ID. Jones. gravel. 20
Albert Gauger, street work. $50
The following accounts were rep orted
back, and on recommend ation allowed in
full:
Rand & Berger work on dredge, $-s7.67
Tug VIM. Richards, towing. 400
Peter m ulholland service rs sheriff, 1915
o. Turrison, wood, SEQ
License bonds were approved and liquor
license granted to Andreas Burkhard,
julius II amel and William Herman.
Communication of the City Surveyor on
a re-survey of the main part of the CITY
was, on recommendation, laid over till
eome future time.
Resolution of the Com on streets, to-
Wit: ResOire1, That the Street Com
missioners of first aud second districts be
her. with instructed not to have any more
street work done unless so instructed by
the respective aldermen. Adopted.
Resolution by Ii. Wis. Resolved, That
four c,sterns be built in this city, one in
each ward. On motion, laid on table.
Report of City Clerk on orders drawn
from the Poor fund during the month of
July, showing on expenditure in the lst
, Ward of $50; in the I'd Ward 500, 81
Ward $7l: 4th Ward. 10: for boarding
tramp., fnre for same, ETC., $57.e6-total
1886 sc, was accepted and placed on file.
a report and map of the Surveyor on
Government lot wac referred to the
| Surveyor and A SCISSOR, with instructions
| to mark on said tract of laEd the lots which
| have been sold.
The City Clerk was on motion irstr
ed to issue an order 10 favor OF the Asses
or, for his salary.
Board adjourned to Monday, the 10Th
day of August, 1877, at half'past 7 O'Clock
.. m. A. NJ. RICHTER, Jity Clerk.
Baltimore has formed Spelling Reform
A ISOLATION, and the reformers claim the
following advantages Cor their new method:
"First-rhe arts 1T reeding and rieting
may be nc~ierd in n few weeks by children
or unletered adults, BY native or for
enerz.
"Second-An aceuret. elegant, eun form
pronuns'ashon il braut to the reederz lie.
"Third-No new leterz are recwierd
and the fonetic print can be set up in the
most poorly furnishs printing offs In eny
part ov the cuptry.
"Fourth-Ther being so littl diferens
between the apeer ms ov the f0netic and
Urinary print and script. thoez Zoo kar
r,et the later will reed the fGnetic print
md script eezily, and the new spelling kar
8 be introd.ust gradeuaIy, Without hi"dsrsni
to tiznes or friendship"
The Milwaukee Wisconsin says on thu
Board of Trade bets have been offered tina
the wheat receipts at Milwaukee in th'
month of september will reach 1000, OO(
D bushels. Unless Prices 90 down very low
this amount of wheat represents a targ
sum of money-ali of which will be scat
tered Al broadcast as the seed from which
b the grain was grown. What October an
e November will bring is not yet made tn
subject Of oOnS.ientiai wager. A. al
=, event., it will be something unknown il
in the pass. The Wisconsin believe. tn
= estimates Of receipts are too small, as Oh
b crop Of 1877 is larger than that Of 1873
e, when for the month of September 5,4i2,
y. 600 bushels 81 wheat were received in tina
city.