The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-05-15
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
MANIToWoC. Nav II. 1884,

MANITONOC, 1uay IL, IoCf.
Board met Roll called. All present
except Smalley and Tillson. Mayor in
in the chair. Minutes of last meeting
read and approved.
Petition of A. Topic and others, ask
ing that nuisance on lot 10, block 233,
be abated, read and referred TO 1st ward
local committee. Petition of Tillson &
Schmidt, asking permission to lay drain
on 9Th street, read and referred to LIST
ward local committee. Petition of F.
81. Harris, as member of the firm of
L. G. Shove & Co., asking that part of
the amount paid for taxes for the year
1883, be refunded to said firm, was read
and referred to a special committee con-
sisting of Wits, Rahr and the city attor-
ney. Claims were then presented and
referred.
Resolutions: By Alderman Cone
Instructing committee on public i'm
provements to have platform and few
seats built at the cemetery for speakers
on Decoration Day. Adopted.
By Alderman Cone. Appropriating
$500 for music on Decoration Day
Lost. Ayes-Rahr, Schmidt, Dumke,
Gone, Schreihardt, Miller, Kranik.-
Nays-Vits. Meyer, Schmitz.
By Rahr. Reciting that in the opin-
ion of the Board the business of saloon
keeping is now sufficiently represented
and instructing the mayor and clerk to
issue no more licenses after June LIST
next. Lost, ayes-Rahr, Cone, Wits and
Miller. Nays-Schreihardt, Dumke,
Schmidt, Meyer, Schmitz, Krainek.
By Alderman Wits. Declaring lots
abutting on Marshall street between 18th
and 18th, nuisances, end instructing city
clerk to notify owners to abate the same
within 60 days from date of notice.
Adopted.
By Alderman Rahr. Reciting that r., =
board has reason to believe lio1or is sold
at the liquor store Of F. Rudolph in
quantities of less than gallon. and in
structlng the clerk to notify F. Rudolph
to take out retail license. Adopted
unanimously.
Local committee of 1st ward reported
favorably upon petition of Tillson &
Schmidt and request granted by board.
Maunr ond olarI- e,,t,1,fkal
showing licenses granted to following:
Hans Christensen. Rudolph Behringer,
Fred Rudolph, Martin Meyer, William
Stephan, Anton Schloeter, VIM. Schuetz,
j. G. Bahr, Adolph Schulze, L. L. Mohr-
husen, VIM. Herman, Frank Mas, Au-
gust Grostueck, Christ Ingrisch, Phillip
Pottgiesser, Frank Grun, G. Huwatchek.
Sophia Pfeffer, Bernhard Rhode, Wenzel
Kralnik, Wenzel Sveikar, Anton Kucera,
f. Kostomlatsky, A. D. Smith, Chas.
Beers, William Witt, Joseph Nickels,
Ferdinand Schultz, John Staudt, John
Svaoina, Chas. Hartwig, NJ Rossberg,
John Bolen, Chas. Mas, f. Breunig,
Sixta & Arens, T. Sixta, Jos. L. Miller,
John Kucera, Wenzel Check. J. Wanek.
Chas. Brandt, Chas. Haverland, Jean
Soolnek, Ed SCHNEIDER, Chas. Holzknecht,
Fred. decker, A. Levenhagen, Ignatz
Stenzl, G. Karnofsky, Jos. Hoyer, Vida
Brothers, Geo. Teller, John Knipp, VIM.
Pasewalk, John Schappert, Chris Peter
sen, Chris Koebke, Turn Verein, Fred
Weber. On motion of Alderman Schmitz
board voted on the above licenses. All
granted except to Fred Weber.
Bids for furnishing gravel, as follows,
were opened: Fred Pautz, 75c. per cubic
yard; Trestic & Co., Zoe. per cubic yard.
Both referred to local committees of LIST
and 3rd wards.
Under suspension of rules the follow.
ing claims were allowed:
F. Pautz, street work, LIST ward, eooo
" 3rd ward. "a ~
A. Lille & others 1st and or5 ,o,as 200
j. S. Anderson, printing. zoo
anton Vogt, furnit"-. fire department. 1900
as at'oisop removing carcass, 800
'ohii -.lreihardt street commissioner, 1926
Claim of G. Paulus for justice fees,
1928, disallowed. Cone voting aye.
Adjourned to May %, 1884, at usual
hour. +. HEINEMAN, City Clerk.