The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-09-10
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
MONDAY, Sept. II, 1891.


eeven others asking that an electric light
be placed on corner Marshall and 18th
streets referred to 3rd ward committee.
On motion, communication OF W. Feb
ring & F. Schultz asking that they be
permitted TO transfer their license to
Fair Grounds be laid on the table, was
lost. Communications were referred TO
committee on license. Claims 1874 to 30
were presented and referred. Report of
committee on assessment recommending
that bonds to the amount of $4,000 for
construction of sewer, to bear interest at
rate not exceeding per centum per
annum, payable after 4 years in install
ments of $4,000 per annum, bonds to be
of the denomination of $500 was adopted.
The sum of S20426 illegally assessed
against Fl. Truman was refunded and
clerk instructed to make new tax roll for
improvement of 10th between Water ard
Wollmer. Committee on bridges were in
structed to take lamps from Sth ST. bridge
and place on 10th st. bridge.
1t was decided on resolution that the
city issue bonds to the amount of $4,000
in pursuance of report of committee on
assessment, bids for bonds to be adver-
tised in official papers OF city. and in one
paper each in the cities OF New York and
Chicago. City surveyor was instructed
to prepare suitable form for bond, on or
before the 21st day of September. Com
mittee on fire and water was instructed
to make sewer connections for fire station
and ascertain probable cost of steam heat
ing apparatus and report at next meeting.
1t was decided to put in hydrants in
the newly annexed territory as follows:
Corners 10th and old city limits; 18th and
old city limits; 18th and old city limits;
18th and old city limits and 18th and
Columbus. On north side, Cor. n. Y.
Ave. and 9th; n. Y. Ave. and 18th; n. Y.
Ave. and Morrow; n. Y. Ave. and Harris
half way between n. Y. Ave. and Huron
on 18th. All saloon keepers who desired
to do so were given permission to trans
fer their license to Fair grounds. Nays,
Hanson, Wagner and Nash.
Board of public works submitted re-
port on improvement of Rapids Road re-
citing that benefits were assessed to lot
| owners and estimated amounts against
each lot, and assessments and benefits.
were filed with city clerk Aug. l, 1891.
On 29th August board met to hear Oh
| jections, none were made except verbal
objection by Mrs. McGoyern on the
ground that improvement would not
| justify the expense. Report was submit
| ted to board of aldermen for further
action. Report was adopted, approved
and confirmed and work was ordered to
| be done. Board was instructed to adver-
tise for bids. Committee on bridges re-
ported against ordinance restricting open
ing of bridges at certain hours. Adopt
ed. Treasurer reported receipt of 50 dog
license from Kamuberg. Report of Sex
| Doerscher was returned and mayor and
clerk were instructed to issue license to
p. w. Wieboldt. Following as inspectors
and clerks of elections were confirmed by
board. First ward, Inspectors II. Greve,
w. Bach, J. Llebert. Clerks c. Weiss,
HI. Patzer. Ballot clerks Ell. Falge, c.. B.
frost. Second ward, Inspectors l.. KEN
per, John Dedricks, Geo. Gibson. Clerks
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Ack Whitney, Pat Kelley. Ballot clerks
S. Bertler, Martin Hanson. Third ward,
Inspectors Carl Westphal, J. Matek, r.
Lille. Clerk, H. Martens, John Franz.
Ballot clerks, G. II. Paulus, Fred Eggert
Fourth ward, ms pectors, II. Mulholland,
John Nespor, Otto Sonstagen. Clerks
Ed. Vogt, w. Krainik Ballot clerks,
julius Kern, III. Nelson. Fifth ward, In
spectors Aug. Grosstueck, Chris Schroe-
| der, John Meyer. Clerks, H. Schmedike,
Martin Vollendorf, Jr. Ballot clerks
John Meyer ST., f. Becker. Sixth wards
Inspectors CT. w. Burnet, J. Fliegler,
John Boecher Clerks, Frank Blesch, c.
Knutson. Ballot clerks, III. SandfoId,
John Symes. Seventh ward, Inspectors
J. Matthias, Ed Dietel, G. Dobbert. Clerks
f. Werner. M. Pankratz. Ballot clerks,
w. Iugrish, Martin Bonk.
Following claims were allowed:
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