The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-12-02
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

MANlTONOC, November -, 1ooo.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
All members present except Johnston,
Hanson, Wittenberg and Heingarten.
Petition Of D. S. Day and others. foI
sidewalk on the north side of PARK
street, between Fifth end Sixth. was
granted.
The following claims were referred to
the committees indicated:
City treasurer, S20.14, sunds. for city;
T. Thideman, 65 cents, saving wood: to
committee on claims. L. LANCER, S4.3S,
saving wood; J. Handel, S10.07, work on
cisterns; r. KinghoIz, $500, hauling
FIRE apparatus; T. Pautz. $50, hauling
FIRE apparatus; to committee on fire aud
water. Geo. Dusnld, $3.50, street work;
c. Ladwing, 81. %, street work; TO COM
mittee on streets. VI. J. Christie, s5.25,
printing, committee on printing.
Alderman White submitted the follow
ing: Reciting that the city Of Mantle
voc was assessed at its full value for 1880
by the city authorities. and that the coun-
ty board at their last session wrohgfully
added S154, $40, to the assessment of the
city. Therefore
Resotred, That the city feels itself ag-
grieved by such action of the board, and
authorizes and empowers the city attorney
to Immediately take the necessary pro-
ceedings to test the action of said county
board in the premises.
Adopted unanimously.
The committe on fire and water vas in
structed and authorized to make neces-
sary repairs on the south side engine
house, and to have pole put on the
hook and ladder truck.
Alderman Richter submitted the fol-
lowing: Reciting that the county board
has cancelled as illegal the unpaid taxes
for the years 1873 Is and on lots 7, 8,
8 and 10, block 167, in the city. Order
ed, that the clerk re-assess and levy said
taxes on said premises and insert the
same re assessed taxes in the tax role for
the year.
Adopted unanimously.
Alderman Day submitted the following
Announcing that petition in writing had
been presented to the board for side
walk fronting block 81, Park stree.
Resolved, That the said sidewalk be
and is hereby ordered along Park street
between Fifth and Sixth, in front of
block 81.
Adopted unanimously.
On resolution of White the clerk was
authorized to draw orders in favor of the
following named persons, for witness
fees in case City VS.. Hamilton, Elizabeth
Clark. Elizabeth Clark, S1.O6; Ida Fill
holm, S106; Mrs. c. z. Trowel, S1.O6;
A. d. Jones, 56 cents.
Adopted unanimously.
The following claims were allowed as
follows: For election services, Geo. B.
Byron, $500; T. \. Bean, $1.O0; Rock
& Johnson, $500; III. Westphal, 50. 90;
w. ". Waldo, S1O.25; J. L. Edwards,
$500; VIM. Griebling, $500; Carl Il.
Schmidt, S1405; Rand & Roemer, S22. 81,
sund. for city; p. j. Pierce, $50. 90, jail
fees.
The committee on police reported back
the report Of Geo. d. Byron, with the
recommendation that The same be plac-
ed on file and that an order for the sum
of $1494 be drawn on the city treasurer
in favor of said Byron for said sum.
Adopted.
Under suspension of the rules the fol
lowing claims we're allowed: City treas
urer, S2014; F. LANCER, $43S; J. Han
de, S10.O7; H. hHugholz, $780,; Fred
Pautz, $3.50; c. Heideman, 65 cents; C.
Ladwig, $6.25; G. Dusold, S36.75; ". j.
Christie, 1925.
Board adjourned to meet December
Is, 1880, at u, p. M.
4. d. JONES, City Clerk.