The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-04-30
COUNCIL PROCEEDING.
MONDAY April 81, 1891.

MONDAY April 81, 1891.
| All members present. Petition of l..
! Giesher and four others for the improve
ment of 18th street between Hamilton
and Marshall streets, referred. Petition
of Max Auman and three others for i'm
provement of Marshall street between
18th and 14th referred. Communication
and ordinance to vacate part of 18th
street referred. Claims 30 to 80 present.
ed and referred. The board gave the CON-
mittee on public improvements author
ity to have improvements of Evergreen
Cemetery made. The salary of assessors
was increased to So per day for each and
every day actually spent in making the
assessment of the city of Manitowoc.
Sum of $50 was appropriated to the O..
A. Il. to defray expenses of Memorial
Day. Aid Murphy presented resolu-
ton which was adopted requiring that
all ordinances be referred to that stand
ing committe whose department may be
affected by the proposed ordinance. AID
Wagner introduced a resolution, which
was adopted, providing that all personal
property north of Marshall street in the
9Th ward, personal and real. be assessed
separately from that which is south of
said street including all property con-
tanned in the newly annexed districts of
said ward.
A resolution to establish a police sta
ton connected with an electrical alarm
laid over for further consideration. Board
of Public Works with the bridge COM
mittee added were instructed to examine
oth street bridge and report at next meet
ing. Special committee for making i'm
provements IN council room presented
plans which were laid over for future
consideration. Sexton presented his 4th
quarterly report. Referred. An ordi-
nance granting certain rights and privi-
! Ieges to the NJ. l.. S. & w. along and
across certain streets, referred. An ordl-
nance to prohibit discharge of firearms
within city limits and harbor referred.
An ordinance to fix the salary of the city
sexton was read and adopted. Re-
port of Com. on Electric Light was laid
on the table. Resignation of j. G. Ded-
rlcks as assessor was accepted and Christ.
Peterson was chosen in his stead. Street
commissioner was instructed to make
necessary improvement in parks. City
Clerk was instructed to issue an order
for compensation of clerks, inspectors
and constables for services rendered in
late election. Petition of F. G.. Serge for
sidewalk not granted. Petition of F. G.
Serge and others and Fl. Schmedicke for
sidewalk on north side of Commercial
street granted and resolution was
adopted lnstructing street commissioner
ment. Application for license for sale
of liquor No. to SO presented and re-
ferred. An ordinance for division of the
9TH ward creating the 7th ward was read
and referred to Com. on streets. Follow
ing application for the sale of liquor were
reported proper and granted. Peter j.
Pitch Martin John Rank, III. Pruss. NJ.
Rogowsky. Alb. Schmidt, P. Mazuerke-
WITT. Bonds of City treasurer and con-
stable Mazeurkewitz and 10 Willinger
were accepted. Committee on claims re-
ferred claim of Alb. Nespodzani and
others for $50 for extricating body from
well recommend that SO of sad amount
be disallowed. Mayor vetoed bill allow
ing policeman Carrie $500 extra pay; veto
was sustained. Under suspension of the
rules the following claims were allowed:
Alb. Handl $3.50, F. F. Lennox 3.75. J.
Soblesky $500. II. Gruelke and others
3rd ward LIS. Adjourned until Tuesday
April 2S, 1891.
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