The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-06-11

Sc. 900 for wooden bridge to last or 10 years,
when by expanding 81 900 or S 600 an iron bridge
can be built to last life time but this matter l
r. K1INaHoIz.
Chairman of the Town of Manitowoc Rapids.
Resolution No. 2, by Mr. McCarty,
which was adopted:
Resolved. That the county clerk be and hereby
is instructed 70 orthwith order and have printed
and use of this County Board of supervisors.
Resolution No. 3. by Mr.. McCarty:
Whereas, Chapter 1S6 of the general laws of
1880, makes it the duty of the County Board of
proceedings to be published III one or more news
papers published In the county; and
Whereas, The Pilot and Nord Weston having
the greatest circulation of any two newspapers
within the county; and as It seems necessary that
such proceedings should be published In at least
one German paper; therefore be 1t
Resolved, That the Manltowoc Pilot and Nord
Weston be and they are hereby designated and
named as the newspapers to publish such pro-
ceedlngs the ensuing year at cost not TO exceed
seventyhve dollars (s15.OO) to each or sad news
papers.
The rules were suspended and the
resolution was unanimously adopted.
The clerk presented sundry bills to
the appropriate committees.
The following report Of arbitration
in the case of Hubbard q Noble VS..
Manitowoc County, on Branch bridge,
was read by the clerk:
To the County Board of Manitowoc County
Gentlemen: Your committee to whom was refer
red the matter IN CONTROVERSY between Hubbard
4 Noble and Manitowoc County, relating to their
bill for extras Branch bridge, under resolu-
lions adopted at the last annual session of your
Board and under which your committee were to
arbitrate said case. would most respectfully re-
port: That under the resolution agreements were
legally entered into by which said suit was with
drawn from the circuit court of Mamtowoc
county. That meeting of said committee was
fixed for the 9th day of April That witnesses for
the county and for Hubbard Noble We're called
and all papers relating thereto placed before your
committee. That after a full hearing from all
the evidences possible for us to obtain, together
with a personal inspection of the said Branch
bridge, we find as follows: That said Hubbard
d Noble did perform certain extra labor and fur
nlsh certain extra material not already allowed
and not called for IN the plans and specifications
and for which consider them justly entitled
to be allowed as follows:
For AZ feet extension for west shore
abutment, the sum of $50. 35, item
ICED 1l40 fit. lumber at SIS, S21.60
One-half keg spikes, LIS
Driving spikes, 100
Two cords stone for filling, 500
Extra carpenter work, 500
Excavating, 200 $685.
For coal tarring ratings the sum of 500
Making a total sum of ga So
and which said amount, together with the costs
incurred in circuit court at the time said suit was
withdrawn, be paid to said Messrs. Hubbard 4
noble. Inc evidence taken Dy your
of arbitration, together with all papers relating
thereto, are attached to and from part of this
report. All of which is respectfully submitted.
JOHN BARTE,
c. +. SMAILEY,
c. +. HACKER.
On motion of Mr. Goedjen the
rules were suspended and the report
was adopted by the following vote:
Aye, Amunds, Gagnon, Rauch, Cahill,
fischer, Lueps, Greve, Johnston, Wits,
Boecher, Nolan, Carey, Wagner, Zorn,
Schmitz, Cooney, Immler, Goedjen
and Breunig. Nays, McCarty and
Klingholz Mr.. Hacker, by his request
was excused from voting on the mo-
ton.
On motion of Mr.. Zorn the board
adjourned until 2 o'clock P NJ, May
%, 1885.
MAY 2S, 1885, o'clock P. NJ
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
Mr.. Carey in the chair Roll called;
all members present. Minutes of
previous meeting read and approved
Petition of Sister NJ Bonaventura
and others read and on motion of Mr..
McCarty referred to select committee
appointed by the chair. The chair
appointed as such committee Messrs.
Henry Wits, Boyer Amunds and Pat.
Cahill
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors of the Coun-
ty of Manitowoc, Wis.:-The sisters of the hospi-
tai of the city of ManltowOc in said county,
would most respectfully inform your honorable
body that they are compelled to remove the hos
ptal from its present site for the that the
ground on which the hospital is located belongs
to the Polish Catholic st. Mary's congregation;
that said Society has given them notice to move
the hospital as they need their lots for the cree
ton of a new scoool house thereon, and they are
compelled to move. But the present buildings
are old; that they cannot be moved to another
locality; that they also not adapted for hospi-
tai purposes; they cold, small buildings and
not properly ventilated to be used as a hospital
and If the same should be moved and fixed up for
that purpose, would cost more than new build
ings; that the site or locality where they now are
Is also very 1nconvenient; that the hospital should
be nearer to the center of the city That for that
purpose site has been looked up block 2s9
where three or four lots could be obtained for a
reasonable price and which in our estimation
would be good location and also sufficient
grounds for that purpose. 1t Is well known to
your honorable body, or the majority of you, that
your petitioners had TO struggle with great deal
of hardshlps before they had the matter in such
a shape as to do good. 1t is also known to you
or the most of you gentlemen, as well as to the
doctors and great many of the citizens of Mani
towoc county what good the hospital has done
and accomplished to those who unfortunately
had to seek refuge and treatment in the same or
who were sent here by the town, city county
authority. We, the sisters, did not take care Of
those unfortunate patients or persons for money
salaries. Our services were rendered out of
purely benevolent motives and to do good to those
In need; and we willing to continue our SER
vices, but we have not the means to build new
buildings suitable for hospital. We are will
ling to do all we can. The question is now: shall
the hospital be discontinued or not? If not we
would most respectfully ask your honorable body
to make such an appropriation of such an amount
of money out of the county funds of this county
to help to secure the site and to erect suit
able building thereon to be used as hospital as
your honorable body may see just and proper.
Therefor we shall ever pray, etc,
Dated at Manitowoc, May %, 1885.
SISTER NJ. BoNAvENTURA.
CLARA.
PATIENTIA