Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-10-17
Board of Street Commissioners.


Roll called-all the Aldermen present.
On motion, Aid. kusel was chosen Chair
man, pro TEN.
The minutes oflast meeting read and APP
proved.
introduced by Aid. Zickert-A petition
from Albert Arndt and about IS others,
praying for the repair of County Lin
street bridge. Petition accepted and re-
| quest granted.
BY Aid. Fllnn-A petition from Jesse
Stone and about 90 others, praying for the
| laying out OF public street through Robert
Crangles land in the Third ward Refer
red to Committee on Streets and Bridges.
| ACCOUNTS INTRODUCED
Against tity General Fund cco unit of
! Gustav Schemmel for blacks mithing, So, so.
| Referred to Committee on Fire Department.
| Balance of account of Pioneer Co. No. for
| Eng inc polish, Sc. Referred to same COM
| mittee. Acct of E Rogan for repairing l8
| lengths OF hose, Sc Referred to same com
mittee. Acct Leopold Kaect for extend
ing platform and employment of men thereat
near engine house in First ward and put
ting cover over cistern on I'd street, Sill.
Referred to same committee Acct of A.
Zickert for lumber $3.50 Referred to
Committee on Streets and Bridges Acct
OF NJ. Ambrose, for Justice fees, So, Al; for
Marshal fees S5,S7 for jurors fees, 1856;
for witness lees, 62 cts, in the case of the
city OF Water town against Christian PAM
porin was referred to the Committee on Ju-
dietary.
The following account against the City
General Fund We're allowed under suspen-
sion of the rules, all the Aldermen voting
in the Affirmative. Acct of Michael Kill
Ian for services as special police 81 days,
IS, 20. The same to Leopolt Kabet days
SIS. The same to Charles Zautner, days,
SO. The same to Adolphus Kehr nights,
Sc. The same to August Behnke, nights
Sc. Acct Of Henry Muselmanr for repair
ing WORK on bridges $40 Acct of C Zaut-
ner tor watching at the late two fires 81 so.
Acc of S. NJ. Eaton for hauling Phoenix
Engine to fire twice, $40 Acct of Donat
kehr for salary for the second quarter or
of the year, 500. Acct of Chas. Beckman
for salary for the second quarter of the
year, sll2,5O.
Against the First Ward-Acc'l of Jos.
Maceck for one day work and other itens
Sl,69, audited by a majority of the Stree,
Commissioners of said ward, and allowed
under suspension of the rules. all the AL
deImen voting in the Affirmative.
Against the Second ward
Acct. OF Z. SChwenhals for wheelbarrow
and nails, SS.45. Acct. of Ernst Humbold
for ~ stone sIedge, 81 So. Acct of Henry
Wollering for nails, S5.97 Acct. of Henry
Muselmann for 10 days work as Roadmas-
ter, S23.75. Acct. of Charles Haehne for
23I days teamlng, l,75. Acct. of Casper
Book tor a days teaming, S23 25 Acct. oil
Peter Levsow for l9a days work on streets,
1915, Acct. of August Erdmann for 81
days work on streets, $S.2j, Acct of John
Kruger for loads of team work, S1.25
Acct. of Andreas Zickert for 3,44O feet of
lumber, Sl74.72; ali of which accounts were
audited. by the Street Commissioners of said
ward and allowed under suspension of the
rules, all the aldermen voting in the affirm.
alive.
Against the Third ward-Acct. of John
Mclaughlin for l3! days work Gu streets,
1880. Acct. OF. George Hall for III days
work on streets, $ll.5O. Acct. of Michael
Hacket for different kinds of blacksmith
WORK, $3.50 Acct of Michael A ;norare tor
work on streets, $475 all which accounts
were audited by n IN ,jority of the Street
Commissioners of SAD ward ana allowed
under suspension OF the rules all the Alder
men voting in the affirmative.
Against the Fourth ward-Acct. of B.
Outs for a days work with team, Sll 25;
audited by the Street Commissioners Of sa id
ward and allowed under suspension of the
rules, all the aldermen voting in the affirm
alive.
Against the Fifth ward, Poor Fnnd-Acct'
of Sebastian Monrian.. for furnishing lodg-
I'M m rio
So 90; audited by majority of the Street
Com. of said ward and referred back to said
Com.
Against the Sixth ward, General Fund
Acct. of James Reed for days work on
streets, 5000 Acct. of August Arndt for
4 days work on streets, $500. Both ac-
counts audited by majority OF the Street
Com. of said ward and allowed under sus-
pension of the rules, all the aldermen vot-
ing in the affirmative.
Against the Seven th ward-Acct of Geo.
Falkenbridge for removing fence, 5l.OO.
Audited by majority of the Street Com.
of said ward and referred back to them.
REIoRTs OF COMMITTEES
The Committee on Gas and Gas Lights to
whom were referred the accounts of the Gas
Com. up to the first Of July last amount
$325.97 reported the same back, with the
recommendation that the same be allowed
in full.
Report accepted and accounts SO allowed
all the Aldermen voting in the affirmative
The special committee to whom was re-
ferred the matter of laying out street
through block one in the Fourth ward re-
ported that they had carried the matter
through, and recommended that the report
of the jury in the case be accepted, and an
Ordinance laying out street there presented
with the report may pass, and the commit
tee be discharged.
Report accepted and the committee dis
charged
The Ordinance laying out street through
block one, 4th ward, read the first and sec
ond time, when on motion the rules were
suspended for its third readlng-read the
third time and passed.
BY said special committee the following
preamble and resolution was introduced
WHEREAS, by the determination of a
jury OF six dslnterested freeholders and
residents of this city. and non.residents of
the Fourth ward, appointed by the County
J Judge of Jefferson County for that purpose,
under the provision Of our charter it is nee.
essary to take SO much of block one of the