The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-04-16
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COUNCIL PROCEEDING.
THURSDAY April 9. 1891.

All present except Smalley, Hanson,
Meyer, Krainik and Mrotek. Claims Al
20 43 presented and referred. A resolu-
ton was adopted authorizing the mayor
to cause the channel to be dredged by
Truman & Cooper under unfullfilled con-
tract of last season, the extent and depth
of such dredging to left to the new board
of aldermen. Report of committee on
Electric Light recommending change OF
schedule Of street lights and an ordinance
prohibiting discharge of firearms in the
city and harbor were laid over for action
Of new board. Committee on Election
reported that they had carefully canvass
ed official returns of MUNICIPAL election
held April and found the following
named person received !. majority of votes
cast for the respective officers as follows:
Mayor, Fred Schuette, Treasurer. Carl
Hanson, Supervisors, First ward, Fred
Haukohl, Second ward, JOS. Willott,
Third, nenry Wits, Fourth, E. J. Smalley
Fifth, Henry Boetcher.
Aldermen, First ward, for one year
Max Rahr, for years, E. Wagner, Jr.
Second ward, A. B. Melendy, NJ. H.
Murphy, Third ward, Henry Sch~eltzer,
Joseph Staehle, Fourth ward, Anton
Hanson, John Kellner, Fifth ward Fred
Veith, Joseph Zarnick.
Constable, 1st ward, w. Stephan, 2nd
ward, r. Mcguire, 3rd ward, 10. Willinger,
4th ward 7. J. Pierce, 9Th ward, Peter
Mazurkewitz. Report was adopted and
the above name / persons declared elected.
Following claims were allowed and
ordered paid.
fly Smith, citing booths. ... 1.25
Royal Sniitin sounding river...... 200
John Maggie printing ....... 200
Schmidt IL Wittenberg ....... 1900
BY Alderman Dedricks,
ResOIced, that the thanks of this b )ard
are due and are hereby rendered to Hon.
Fred Schuette for the able manner In
which he has discharged his dntles as
mayor and for the lmpartlalIty with
which he has presided at the meetings of
this board. Unanimously adopted.
Board adjourned sine die.
The oath of Office being duly filed by
the mayor and each OF the aldermen elect,
the mayor called the board to order. All
present except Zarnick. Board adjourn
el until Monday, April 18th.
ARTHUR REICHERT, City Clerk.
MONDAY Aril 13, 1891
All members present. Mayor announc-
ed tie following standing COMMITTEES:
Assessment and Finance, Staehle, Muir
ply and Rahr.
Bridges, Schweitzer, Melendy, Kellner.
Claims, Veith, Zarnik Hanson.
Fire Dept. r abr, Wagner, Melendy.
Harbor, Murphy, Rahr, Kellner.
License and Police, Hanson, Veith,
Schweitzer.
Printing, Zarnik, Hanson, Staehle.
Sanitary, Melendy, Wagner, Veith.
Streets, Wagner, Murphy, Staehle,
Kellner, Veith.
Public Improvements, Kellner,
Schweitzer.
Poor Commissioners, Rahr, Murphy,
Schweitzer, kellner, Zarnik.
Mayor announced following appoint
ments which were duly confirmed; City
Attorney, J. S. Anderson; Marshal, Chas.
ID leno; Chief Fire Dept. Aug Dueno;
City Surveyor, c. c. Ertz. The board
elected the following: President Max
Rain, City Clerk Arthur Reichert; Physi-
clans. north side, DR.. A. G. Fraser, S. S.
DR.. w. L. kemper: Tender 10th st.
bridge. John Schappert: Harbor Master,
Anton johnson; Street Commissioner, j.
G.. Bahr; Sexton, Jos. Spiegelhauer; Seal
er OF Weights and Measures, Fred Hin
richo. Official Papers, Pilot and Nord-
weston; appointment OF tender of Sth st.
bridge and assessor was postponed until
next meeting. Salary Of tender of Sth
street bridge was fixed at 500 and COM
mIttee on bridges were instructed to en-
gage some competent person until ap-
pointment can be made. On recommen-
dation of marshal. mayor appointed
following watchmen. Second ward, Louis
Hanson, 3rd. VIM. Menge, 4th Hi Smith,
9Th Frank Mrote
Claims Al to 40 were presented and re-
ferred.
Bonds OF constables. W Stephan, P. J. /
Pierce and Il. Mcguire were presented
and referred. On motion of Aid Wagner |
bend Of city treasurer was fixed at $780,
600. Rules of last year were adopted.
Communication of Rodenkamp & &c.
claiming damages for injnries sustained
by team in falling into excavation on
street was referred to mayor and attor-
ney for investigation.
Adjourned until Monday April %