Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-10-03
Board Of Street Commissioners.

FfoCeeu'ngS OF special meeting OF the
Common Council of the city of WATERFOWL,
held Sept. 25 1877.
Roll called. Present, Aids. Alwart, Finn
Goette, Kusel, Maerzke, DIN, Stylow, Will
Der and Nckert- none absent.
The Mayor in the chair.
The Mayor stated that as no regular
meeting of the Common Council had been
held during the month O! Sept. this special
meeting was called to comply with and ia
accordance with Sec ! of chapter 264 Of the
laws of 1877, approved March 8, 1877
The Mayor therefor announced the names
Of the following persons. as Inspectors and
Clerks OF election, rs possessing the required
qualifications for the different wards or cleo
ton precincts in this city, to wit:
First neutrality-suspicious., Milton Blanchard,
Chs. Goeldner, John Mueller. Clerks, D. B.
Mute, VIM. Humphrey.
Second wald-Inspectors, Max Gaebler,
Chs. f. Ninmann, Aug. Wegemann. Clerks
Louis kehr Gustave Ebere
Third neutrality-suspicious. Sam Roper, Johu
Bell, Ferd Schoechert. Clerks, NJ Ambrose
julius Bartlett
Fourth ward--Insps ctors, N. J Gallagher,
Richard Jones, Chris. Becker. Clerks, W.
D. Stacy, Cbas. Ferry.
Fifth neutrality-suspicious. Emil Baumann,
Theodore Schroeder, Chs Gaul. Clerks,
Emil Hartwig, John Weissert
Sixth neutrality-suspicious. Judson Prentice
F. Maerzke, Ludwig Vogel. Clerks, Phillip
Doherty, August Rettschlag.
Seventh neutrality-suspicious. H. Brecken-
ridge, Thomas Forkenbridge, VIM DIN
Jerks, z G Cole, John Mooney.
ot w birb nop,;n, tiono ,ya,a opnrorn1
by the Common Council.
On motion Of Aid Kusel the Council pro-
ceeded through the regular course Of busi-
ness.
Introduced by Aid Kuse petition of J.
A. Driscoll and others, praying Tor the re-
moval OF encroachments on County Line
Street, 4th ward
Referred to Committee on Streets and
Bridges
BY AID. Zickert, a petition from John
Bandelin and about SO others from the Sec
ond ward praying to order an election in
said ward TO elect a Justice Of the Peace of
SAID ward, with resolution TO order the
same.
Resolution LAID over 10 await the regular
order OF business
By the Committee on Streets and Bridges.
The petition of Peter Blair and Others for
the construction OF sidewalk on the north
side of Lafayette street in the 3 ward, with
an accompanying ordinance establishing
the grade of sad street
Both Ordinances read the first and second
time, AID on each fthe Ordinan ces the rules
were suspended for their third reading.
Read the third time, aud each of SAID Ordi-
nances then passed separately.
By Aid. Finn, an Ordinance regulating
the time of closing saloons in this city.
Aid. Goette moved to lay the Ordna ce
on the table-lost by the following vote:
Ayes-Aiwart, Goette aad Maerzke-3.
Nayes-Finn, Kusel, DIN, Stylow, Will
Der and ZIckert-6.
On motion Ordinance read the second
time. Then on motion the rules were sus
pended for its third reading Read the
third time and passed by the folio wing votes
Ayes--Alwart, Finn Ohm, Stylow, Will
Der and Zickert-6.
Nayes-Gnette, kusel and Maerzke-3
By Aid. Finn. resolution in the nature
of an Ordinance approving the several Ordi.
nances named therein.
Said resolution passed under suspension
of the rules, was then signed 10y the Mayor
an;; countersigned by the Clerk.
BY Aid Maerzke,
Resolved That Andreas Wuadt lie and
he IS hereby authorized to repair the public
clock not to exceed five dollars.
Resolutions dopted.
BY Aid. Kusel,
ResoIOed, That the chairman of the
Committee on Fire Department be, and ne
is hereby instructed to procure 800 feet of
good and substantial hose for engine No. 2.
Resolution adopted.
By Aid. Finn,
Resolved That the Committee on Gas
are hereby Instructed to remove as soon as
possible the burners on street lamps, and
replace them by three feet burners at the
expense of the respective wards
By Aid. Zickert,
ResoZUed, That special election be held
in the Second ward on the Sd day of Octo-
Der next. to elect Justice of the Peace of
said ward, to fiji The vacancy in said Office
occasioned by the uon qualification of ST.
mon Meier.
Resolution adopted.
The City Marshal laid before the Council
his appointment of Frank Rosenbaum as
Deputy City Marshal
Appointment approved
The Mayor announced the following
names as his appointment as special police
men during the Wisconsin Central Fair in
this city, at an expense not to exceed $3.50
for each man per day, to wit: August
Behnke, Chs. Zautner, S. Kahet, NJ. Killian
and A!fans Kehr
On motion Board adjourned