Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-11-13
Dated, Nov. IL, 1878
F. MAERZKE,
"A. T. MILLER.

"A. +. MILLER.
Com. Of Canvassers
Report with the accompanying resolution
adopted, whereupon Mr.. R. Jones took hi
seat as such Senior Alderman, he having
filed his oath of office before
Accounts presented:
Against the City Gen. Fund-Diverse &C.
cou hts for furnishing material and filling W
abutments at Hustsfcrd Street bridge in
the aggregate amounting to $llO.43, was
on motion referred to the Committee on FL
nance; to j. Weber h Son, for Der, $50.
10, was on motion referred TO the Commit
tee on Streets and Bridges.
The following accounts were allowed I'M
der suspension of the rules all the Alder
men present voting for the same, and the
ward accounts were properly audited.
Against the City General Fund-To c.
| F Ninman. for three months salary as Supt
of Schools, $75; to George Henze, night
watch for October, 1878, $35; to Joseph
Monrean, for like services, $35; to Donat
Kehr, for clothes for straw bedding and a
broom in lookup, $2.75; to J. X. Shu,z,
for alcohol for fire department, $3.50; to w.
3 Squires for balance on contract of cistern
at engine house No. 2 SAT 6S
Against the lst Ward To j. P. Schoen-
balls, for nails, $ll 35; to c. Sprague and
Co, Tor repairing end sharpening tools, 81
90; to August Erdman l01 days work, TO-
so; to Frank Brandle.. 10 Gays work, 10 CO.,
to Charles Hoehn, for one days team work
So; TO VIM. Humphrey. for Is days, team
WORK, $50. to VIM. Glib for IA days
work as roadmaster, $50; to J, Kerehler
for pillow beam and scraper repairing, 235
to Carl GnIdner, John Miller and VIM.
Humph" ey for acting as inspectors of cleo
ton and on registry days. $40 each; to
Fred. H8per AID f. B2benroth as clerks
one day, 200 each.
Against I'd ward Fund--To C. F. Min
general election, 5 days, sic; to Aug
Wegeman2, Inspector at special and gener-
al election days 400; to Max Gaeber, in
spector at registry l day, 200; to Gustave
Eberle, ins pector at registry and clerk at
special and general election days, aud
stationery, 8. so; to Y. j. Stedry, Inspector
at general election day, 200; to J. Weber
& Son, for lumber II 90
Against 4th ward-To j. Weber & Son,
for lumber S7O.!S; to Geo w. Evans for
blacksmithing 90; to Stephen Pentony for
II days work, Sl3.
Against 4th ward Poor Fund-To Au-
gustus Darsch. physician bill l2.9l to
Mrs. E. Stacy, for provisions l2.53; to Beck.
er & Kaiser, for -four and butter, 1923.
Against 9th ward Gen Fund--To Weber
Il Son for lumber, $3S II.
Against 9th ward Poor FUND.- ecker &
Kaiser for flour and groceries l6.43; to w.
e. Spalding, medical attendance, 800; to s.
E. Randall for cord of 6rewood, 600;
to John Bird for board Of pauper, time and
expenses at juneau in that behalf, 500.
Against the 9Th ward Gen. Fund TO J.
Weber Il Son for Lumber TO F. Herr
mann, rent of room for registry and cleo
TORS S6-For making crossings & ratings
on I'd street bridge S9-To Henry Hesser
for 81 days team work S229.--To Chas.
Haekner days team work SIS To John
Schamel 81 days team work Sl6J.--To
Peter Bebuke s lays team work $40 TO
Henry Peters days team work SlO.-To
joachim Setback 6 days work Sc ALBERT
Cruel 81 days work S5a.-F. Cruel %
days S29.-F. Zlebel Al days 49.-Ferd-
nand Bartel A. days SAL Joseph Ruesch
7 days S7.-John Schue,t 7 days ST.
Mich. Zei'her days So August Ganerke
y days So =. Amburn = S79.-Aug
Grud 4 } days S49.--L Lee i days Sla-
J. Gruelzner 3 days S3.-Aug Bramm 2
days Sap. Maerzke2 days 50. John
Maerzke 81 days s55 Jacob Ambom 4s
days roadmaster $50. E. Hennhald black
smithiug 1923. Charles Ruebhausen use
of wagon II days 3. F. Maerzke making
and repairing tools s5cts. Chas. Ruebhau.
sen for 400 loads OF gravel 70 50. Fred
Kattmann A days work d. Fred Kat
tmann 81 days work at crossings 1852.
Henry Peter hauling 2 loads planks 75c.
Against the 9th ward Poor Fund.-To J.
Kruger for frewood 4. To Mrs. Mary
Teich for aid as helping woman 3.
Against the 18th ward TO NJ. NJ cLaugh-
lin for eight days work as roadmaster 10.
To the same for l6 days work as roadmaster
20. To James O'Maily for l5& days
work 15a.
By AID Bennett,
Resolved That the Clerk be instructed to
exchange certain current city orders held
by Thos Baxter for city orders of smaller
denominations for the convenience of said
Thos. Baxter.-Adopted.
By Aid. Bennett.-Moved. that the City
Clerk be and is hereby directed to instruct
J. NJ. Gillet Esq, attorney to disco ntinue
the suit brought by him on behalf of the
city of Watertown against the Mil. & ST.
Paul Railway Co. in the matter of obtaining
a mortgage from said company; and that
the Clerk forward to Mr. Gillett copy of
this resolution.-On motion laid over for
consideration until the next regular meet
ing.
The Clerk laid before the Board his
monthly settlement with the City Treasurer
for the month of October 1878.-Read and
ordered on file.
On motion the Board adiOurned