Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-04-28
Board of Street Coma,ai sioners.

proceedings ora regular moetnS OF the Board
OF Street Commissioners, held April Goth, $780,
Roll called. All members present.
Com. VosS chosen chairman pro tenn. The mi
nutes OF the last meeting Of the Common Council
were read and approved.
The following Ward accounts were presented
and under suspension of the rules allowed
Against the First Ward Fund-Wm. Schultz
VIM. Humphrey and c. Goelduer for one days
service as inspectors Of election s. each; F. Bae
benroth Jr. and G. w. Schultz Jr. for one days
service as clerks of election 81 each.
Against the Second Ward Fund-Chas Walter
Chas. Czech and Gustav Eber,e for one days ser
vice as inspectors of election 81 each; Max Gaeb-
Ter and Henry Schuelerman for one days service
as clerks Of election 81 each; Gust. Eberle for
stationery IS cents.
Against the Third Ward fund-Thos. Moore,
Jacob Zimmerman and S. S. Woodland for one
days service as inspectors of election So each;
NJ Ambrose and S. q. Roper for one days SER
vice as clerks Of election 81 each; Thos Moore
for stationery % Gems; Jerry Burke for rent of
room on Election day SO.
Against the Fourth ard Fund-James Nc
Hugh and F. Missegades for one days service as
inspectors Of election So each: Chs. Becker for
one days service as clerk of election ST.
Against the Fifth Ward General Fund-Albert
Jaeger, Fred Chaser and Fred OFT for one days
service as inspectors of election So each; D. D.
Scott and and VIM. Herbst for one days service
as clerks of election So each.
Against the Sixth Ward General Fund-Judson
Prentice, II. Peters sen. and Louis Vogel for one
days service as inspectors of election So each;
Henry Kuester and Chas. Beckman for one day s
service as clerks of election 81 each: Fred Her
mann for rent OF Of room on Election day s.:
Against the Sixth Ward Poor Fund, Mrs. w
Block d Son for -four So. Is.
Against the Seventh Ward Fund-Jos. Crandall,
ThOs. Forkenbridge and Geo. Rheinhart, for one
days service as inspectors of election, So each;
Henry Price and John Mooney, for one days
service clerks of election, So each !; John
McGolrck for rent of room on election day. So ::
Z. c. Cole, for team work, $3.50; d. Crowley, for
team work and repairing culverts, $5.75; NJ.
m Cfrpn D
Wood, for work. 81.
The Committee Fire Dept presented the
following communication and resolution:
TO the Honorable Board Of Street Commissioners:
Your Committee on Fire Dept would respect
fully report, that the present structure on the
East side OF the river, occupied by Pioneer Co.
No. l, is entirely inadequate and unsafe and,
WHEREAS, The Common Council has made
provision for the erection of new building
your committee would recommend that immedi-
ate steps be taken for the erection of a new en-
CINE house and be it therefore
ResogUed, That the Committee on Public
Buildings is hereby directed to report by the next
regular meeting of this Board, where the said en-
CINE house should be located.
RICHARD JONES,
WM f. VOSS
A. f. MILLER
Com. on Fire Dept.
On motion the communication was accepted
The question then being on the adoption Of the
resolution the same was adopted
Bm.y Co Ford,
ResoIued, That the City Clerk be instructed to
furnish the Watertown Republican, for pubiica-
ton, with copy of the proceedings of all regu-
lar and special meetings of the Board of Street
Commissioners, on the day after such meetings
said copy to be the same, as is furnished the of
fetal paper of the city, and published in the
Watertown Republican free of cost to the city.
Resolution adopted.
BY Com. JONES'
Resolued, That the Clerk is hereby directed to
advertise for painting the iron work on Huseis-
ford Street Bridge with two coats of good iron
paint. Proposals to be received up to the time of
Resolution referred to the Committee on Streets
& Bridges by Com. Miller,
Resolved, That permission is hereby given to
Mrs Anna Mlllert to occupy one half of LYNN
Street including sidewalk, the length of and adj
joining her lot for the purpose of placing build
ing material for three months
Resolution adopted.
On motion the Board adjourned.
HENRY BIEBER,
City Clerk.