The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-04-24
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

kohl and Hanson. Claims So to IS pre-
sented and referred. Petition for i'm
provement of Rapids road granted.
Whereupon, it was ordered that said
street between 18th and 21st streets be
worked and improved to the established
grade, that inches of gravel be brought
on to the surface of said street for its
entire width, that the sidewalks be also
brought to grade and curbplanks and
posts be put in and that the city sur
veyor file survey, plans and specifca-
tons of said work and that city clerk adj
vertise for bids for said work including
crossings on 18th, 10Th, Goth and 21st
streets. Petition of Peter Larson ask
ing for the use of 18th street from the
river to Chicago street was laid on the
table. Petition of business men and
residents of fourth ward, requesting ap-
pointment of Hugh Morrison as night
Waterman was laid on the table.
The report of committee on River and
Harbor, in substance as follows, was
adopted:
Greatest depth of water from shore
line to west end of Goodrich dock in
channel Is feet; shaliowest IA feet. From
Goodrich dock to 9th street, greatest
depth Is feet, least, IA feet 2inches; from
9th to 7th, greatest depth, IA feet, least,
IL feet; from 7th to 9th street greatest
depth, Is feet, least IA feet; from 9Th to
9th greatest depth, Is feet 6 inches least
Ii feet 6 inches; from 9th to Main, great
est depth Is feet, least, Is feet 6 inches;
from Main to turn greatest depth II feet
least, 13 feet; from the turn depth ranges
from IA to 16 feet, and an almost uniform
depth of Ia feet. The committee recon-
mended dredging of channel to a uni
form depth of 16 feet and so feet wide
and the removal of a point opposite the
coal docks and dredging at such points
as the committee may deem necessary.
Licenses granted to following: Anton
Schloeter, Anton Vida, Geo. Humachek,
John Swacina, 81. Pruss, L. Luethge.
Sanitary Committee reported having
organized the board of health as follows:
President, John Dedricks, Secretary,
Martin Hanson, Health Officer, DR.. KEN
per. Salary of health officer was fixed
at 800 for the year. An ordinance pro-
hibiting the digging up OF streets, laid
over until next meeting. Repairing of
culvert on Sixth street was left to second
ward committee. Chief of fire dept. re-
ported discharge of John Kessen and G..
Bently and appointment of Perry Ruth
erford aud Peter Peterson.
Com. on Public Improvements instruct
ed to ascertain cost Of certain articles re-
quired by city surveyor and report at next
meeting. Committee on cemetery were
instructed to devise some plan to prevent
the cemetery from being set on fire by
locomotives.
Following applications for license were
received: f. Bruenig, L. Rank, C.
Schmidt, Mrs. Maier, G. Karnofsky, A.
LANCE, G. Beers, G. Haverlany, P. Weber,
W. Witt, AID. Schultze, F. A. Schmids, G.
Brandt, P. Mazurkewitz, J. Krainik, +.
Sixta, w. Krainik, F. Sixta, w. Click F.
Sixta, F. Sixta.
City Surveyor was instructed to make
survey, eetimate and specifications for
improvement of 18th street between
Hamilton and Columbus, and clerk was
instructed to advertise for bids for said
improvement. Quarterly report of sex
ton placed on file.
Under suspension of the rules follow
ing claims were allowed.
Henry Edwards aud Others dredging - 500
Emil Pasewalk fire dept 200
John keSSen Observation-Disclosures. 1866
+. F. Lennox "............... 1878
Halver Nelson River and Harbor. .... 200
Following were allowed and ordered
paid:
Clas Sieice elections .-......... -.......--. rs
Z. +. Lennox, fire dept. S.75
Adjourned until Mouday April %.