The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-06-04
COUNCIL PROCEEDING.
MONDAY June l, 1891.

MONDAY June L, 1oJl.
Petition of Aug. Gerpheide and others
for building sidewalk on both sides of
18th street Biks. oil and 212 referred.
Claims Sc to % presented and referred.
D. Boehmer, G. Schroeder and j. Meyer
were requested to report at next meeting
probable cost of repairing 8th st. bridge,
so that it may be used one or two years
more. City treasurer reported receipt OF
$50 license from Ringing Bros. Lot =
Blk. &C. Evergreen Cemetery, of Carl
Gelke was accepted and clerk was in
structed TO transfer same to R. Ct. L. Nor
box for which receipt of S. was reported.
Report of 3D. of Public Works referring
plans and specifications for building
sewers back to board and reporting that
they met pursuant to adjournment to
hear objections, adopted.
A resolution was adopted, adopting the
plan for sewerage districts prepared by
the board of public works and reported
to board of aldermen May %, 1891, and
the territory so represented by said plan
was set apart and divided into sewerage
districts A. B. & c.. IN accordance with
said plan. City clerk was instructed to
attach to said plan and report certified
copy of those resolutions. Sewers wer>
ordered to be built according to plans
and specifications, on the following
streets: Sixth street from River to
Franklin; Franklin streets, from 9th to
18th; 18th st. from Franklin to Marshall;
l4th from Franklin to Marshall; 18th
from Franklin to MARSHALL; 7th from
Franklin to Madison, Sth from Franklin
to Marshall; Commercial from Sth to out
let East of 9Th street; Sth from CONNER
cial to ST. Clair; 9th from St. Clair to
Chicago, Chicago from 9th to Sth.
The board of public works was instruct
| ed to view the premises on 18th street
between Hamilton and Madison, petit
ton for improvement OF street being on
| tle, and determine the benefits which
will accrue to each parcel of the abutting
real estate and the amount that should
| be assessed to each such parcel as bene
its and the entire cost of such improve
| ment and report thereon. City surveyor
was instructed to make survey of said
improvement and prepare plans and
specifications. Similar instructions were
gwen regarding Improvement of 18th st.
between Hamilton and Marshall, and re-
Sardlng improvement of 18th street be-
tween Madison and Columbus, and re-
gardlng improvement of Marshall street
between 18th ana 14th streets. Clerk was
instructed to advertise for bids for gravel
| cor improvement of streets and crossings
in 9th ward. Notice published else
| where) 1t was resolved to appoint a
| committee to make enquiries regarding
the ACCESSIBILITY and cost of an artesian
well in the cemetery. The resolution
awarding contract to c. w. Morse for
improvement of 10Th street between
Wollmer and Water was rescinded for
| the reason that Morse did not enter into
| contract as required by charter and never
| did any work on said street. Applica-
tons for sale of liquor No. 90 to y in-
| elusive, with accompanying bonds were
referred. Permission was granted Rank
| In Guards to celebrate 4th Of July in
Washington Park and to sell LIQUOR
| under P. Endries license. Petition of
| Goodrich t. Go. and Sam Hall for dredc-
| ing IN front of Lots 3, 4, and was grant
ed. License for sale of liquor were grant
ed to the following: W. Krainik, Frank
Sixta X Co. W. Click, II. Herzog, l.. Pat
node, c. McCully, A. Vida, J. kestley.
A. johnson, J. Vida. Following bids
| for painting 10th street bridge were OPEN
| ed: X j. Aubry $50, W. Green $50. For
mer was accepted. Following were al
lowed and ordered paid:
W sehellein & Others St work srd ward 22s
| LIST y
| +. F. Lennox fire dept -
| nHno u ct sr,a"'n a., nolice. 27.5C
| c, Dallman others ST. Wk. Ith ward las
| &. Hansen police whistles =
| Be title Zinc Wks. 50zlnc std. p
| l.. kusthaun & other burying dog -
| Z. j. Pierce serving papers SN
J. kruegerd others St. Wk LIST ward l6n
| {. tfsllagher :" - = All
| ]. G. Bahr. st. Com. IS a
4. V",t & Son Lounge fire dept. so
| No ! Weston 20. P-iptirg 500
o.W. Gibson insp. dredging $40
Adjourn al until June Is. 1891
] ARTHUR REIcHERT, City Clerk.