Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-15
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Monday morning the new city council
met and organized the city goyernmrn,
for the ensuing year by the election o!
the following officers: Clerk. Fl. Rioter:
Marshal, c F. Zautnpr; City Attorn.y y,
G. H. Gardner; Health Officer DR. F c.
Moulding: SURVEYOR, J Prentice; In
Sreetnr at Fuei and IL. = 81 w.
Jaedeke: " st ~i4p. T s-.aa- A az. TN
Ger, j. Reichert; East Side Night Watch,
j. Jantzen: West Side Night Watch, II.
! BoJe.
Salaries were fixed "a follows: Treas.
urer, 5000; Clerk, S 90; Marshal, $3.50;
! Health Officer 500; Night watch, $50
per month during summer and $S5 pr
month during winter. This schedule is
the same as last year with the exception
of Health Officer, whose salary is in
creased $50. The Deputy Marshal
salary was fixed at $40 per month.
! The appointment of F. Stylow as
deputy city marshal was confirmed.
The nominations of chief engineer,
assistant engineer and fire wardens, made
BY the Watertown Fire Department
March 10, were con tirmed by the coun-
| Gil
! The Gazette was chosen rs the official
paper and allowed so cents per folio for
printing in BREWER type. The Wellbm.
ger WAS allowed the same compensa i, n
as the Gazette Tor doing city printing
with the addition of tn cents per folio
for translation.
The following resolutions were adopt
ed:
Resolved, That there be and is hereby levied
upon all o. the taxable property in the city OF
/ Watirtown 'Or 1855, according to Section ; OF
chapter of chapter 253 OF the laws of 1863 as
amended by chapter 90 of the laws of 1S.5 for
the building OF Il City Hall 8 mills upon The
| dollar
Resolved, That the city CLERK and treasurer be
and they are hereby dire cted to trausler the sum
of $500 from the city general fluid 70 the follow
ing named ward funds for the purpose # I'M
proving thoroughflre roads leading into the
city, to-wit: 800 to the Third ward, 90 to the
! Filth ward 500 to the Sixth ward and 500 to
, the Seventh ward
T ReSOjUek Tina tn re be and is hereby levi Il
Il BON all the taxable property in the city of Wa
/ t5rtown i'll addition to the taxes leNicd III
! city by section of chapter 2O4 of the private
and local Laws of Wisconsin approved March 3
| 1911. the following taxes for city, school war
and poor purposes Tor the year 1885, to-wit: For
the current expenses of the City General Gov
| ernme mt, mills on the dollar; school purposes
| 3mills upon the dollar; First ward for ward pur-
poses. - mill on the dollar: second ward for
ward purposes, p mill on the dol ar: Third
wa d tor ward purposes, no mill Oh the dollar:
! Fourth ward for ward purposes two mills less on
| the dollar than levied by said section 3 OF sail
less upon the dollar than levied by aid section
3, of said chapter 2G4; Sixth ward for ward pur-
! poses one mill on the dollar; SIKH ward for
| poor purposes y mill less upon the dollar han
| levied by said section OF said chapter 204,
Seventh ward for ward purposes, l Mill upon
the dollar.
BesOtped, That the night watchmen shall be
under the control of the City Marshal and shall
be on duty from O'Clock in the evening t.
o'clock in the morning during the winter, and
from p. m. to a. IN. during the summer.
ReS0tped, That all moneys to be derived from
licenses for the sale of strong, spiltuOus, malt,
ardent or intoxicating liquors for the ensuing
Year shall go to the City General Fund.
ReSOlUed, That the thanks of the council be
rendered his Hon. Albert Soliday for the cor
al and efficient manner in which he has dis
charged his duty as mayor.
he following estimate of taxes to he raised
for the next fiscal year as adopted by the Board
o. Education was presented TO the council:
For teachers wages including Superintendents