Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1890-05-07

ire MIGRANTS, OF Ludlow pattern each
to have 23-inch hose connections to fit
hose now in use in the city; water to
be clean water; to furnish all water, for
public schools and other buildings own
ed by city free of CHARGE; provided the
city pays an annual rental of $4,000 for
each of the 100 hydrants, and the city
to have the right to purchase the water
works, should it SO desire. It is fur
Their agreed to furnish the same pump
ing works with seven miles of street
mains with 70 hydrants at an annual
rental Of $50 for each hydrant.
Referred to Committee on Streets
and Bridges.
Communication read from Health
Officer f. G. Werner, M. D., calling at
tention Of the necessity that exists for
the city to have some place where per-
sons taken suddenly i'll and away from
home can be conveyed to for medical
or surgical treatment and suggesting the
old Engine House No. |, as suitable
location for an emergency hospital.
Should the city place the building in
repair the health officer agrees to fit up
the same with the necessary facilities
for the treatment of patients and free
to all physicians.
Referred to Committee on Public
Buildings
The following bills against the city
general fund were allowed:
III. Justmann, H. Vogel and JAS Gin
giles, each $35 for services as nightwatch-
men for April; Geo. Giraffe, janitor
year, 1920; Jos. Jantzen, hauling En-
CINE No. six months, 500; w. c. Juiss
& Co., three cuts-bird 's-eye view OF
city, High School and City Hall, $40
Electric Light Co., for 81 arc lights
April, $217; J. w. Moore, city printing
S49. 80; Anchor Hose Co., washing hose
$3.50; Anchor Hose Co., for working
April 20 and 80 at G. w. Evans barn
$12; S. M. Eaton, for teams and men
for extra work at Evans fire handling
hay, $14.61; Emmett Rogan, for watch.
man services in Phoenix engine house
since the Lewis Il Parks fire, $40; j
A. Salick, for repairing three clocks fol
fire department., So; P. Bertholf, car.
riage for use of Committee on Streets
| and Bridges in examinations this spring
So; Aug. Jerke, for burying four dogs,
So; Straw & Murphy, lettering 626 street
signs, correcting and draughting eli ty
chart, etc., 1885.
Special meeting of the Board Street
Commissioners Monday evening.
Petition of Woodland & Stone and 15l
others, requesting the Board to imme.
diately proceed to the establishment OF
water works, either by granting fran
chise, or have the city erect one of its
own.
Referred to the Committee on Streets
| and Bridges to report at next meeting
The following accounts were allowed
against the city general fund:
H. Barganz, planking Main street
bridge, $3.50; S. M. Eaton, for three
men extinguishing fire in Evans livery
stable, $1.88; j. Eiff1er, for washing
hose, coats, boots, ETC., after the Lewis
& Parks and Evans fires and for two
false alarms, $12; Anchor Supply Cart
CO., for washing coats, boots, ETC., after
said fires, $3.50; j. F. McGolrick, for
coal for Phoenix Fire Co., 1851; D.
Blumenfeld & Son, printing license
blanks, 81.
The city clerk was instructed to adj
vertise for sealed proposals for the con-
struction of new iron bridge at the
place Of the so-called Boughton bridge,
to be received up to June 2, next
The clerk was further instructed to
advertise for sealed proposals for re-
modelling Main street bridge, to be re-
ceived up to June 2, next.