The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1892-06-09
COUNCIL PROCEEDlNGS.
MONDAY, May %, 1892,

All members present except Gerpheide.
Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved.
Petition of G.. II. Paulus asking that
the water mains be extended and hyd-
rant be located at corner Of Marshall and
14th streets was referred to Com. on
water works. Claims 100 to 1I2 present
ed and referred.
The following applications for the sale
of liquor were reported as proper in form
and the same were granted and bonds ac-
companying same approved: H. Herzog,
Mrs. A. Williams & Son, Jos. Auermiller,
JOS Scmitz, Jos. Sodowski, Chas. Nc
Culley, Geo. Huwatchek, John Hallorap,
Chas. Kulnick, Peter Endries, Peter
Christensen, Carl H. Schmidt, Frank
Strouf, p. Mazurkewiz, John Solbriech,
Carl Hansen, Ed. Gerpheide, Fred Pelip-
ski, Turn Verein.
Aid. Green moved that $4,000 be ap-
propriated for purchasing suits for police
and that the clerk be authorized and il
strueted to issue an order for the amount
Seventh ward Com. to whom was referr-
ed petition for the improvement of Mar
shall street between 18th and 10th street s
recommended that petition be granted.
By Aid. Dobbert; Whereas a petition
has been duly made and filed IN the office
of the city clerk, praying for the improve
ment Of Marshall street between 10Th and
10th streets, be it therefore
R0sOlred, That the board OF public
works be and hereby is ordered to view
the premises and determine the benefits
that will accrue to each parcel of the
abutting real estate and the amount that
should be assessed to each such parcel of
such abutting real estate as benefits, and
the entire cost of such Improvements and
report thereon with all convenient speed,
that the city surveyor make a survey of
such improvement and prepare plans and
specifications and estimate for the use Of
city. Adopted.
ivy bIShoohCI hCPOI tONt VIC IoIlo III ;
receipt: $50 from the town of Mishicott
poor money refunded. Orders filed. Aid.
Sedgwick moved that $1,000 be appro-
priated to tho II. NJ. Walker Post to de-
fray expenses of memorial day celebration.
Ayes II, Nays Schmidt. The Mayor re-
ported the receipt of $1,000 for the use of
II min mt no
Paige. Aid. Murphy moved that $20.25
be donated to the firemen's fund, and
S49.75 to defray expenses of running
steamer.
Com. on Ha1bor to whom was referred
the bids for dredging report that they
have agreed with the Wisconsin Dredge
& Dock Co. to do all the dredging order
ed by the city for the seasons of 1892,
1893 and 1894 at Ice. per cubic yard, the
oity reserving the right to have as many
yards of dredging done as it may deem
necessary; dredging to commence this
year not later thar June 6, and thereafter
not later than May ], OF each year. Re-
port was lost, Ayes, Murphy, Dedricks
Greene, Veith,
Aid. Sedswick moved that bids for
dredging be rejected and clerk be author
lied and instructed to re-advertise for
bids for dredging not less than 1000 cubic
yards or more each year for five success
sive years bids to be separate for l, 2, and
years; work to be commenced not later
than June Is, this year ana thereafter Lot
later than May OF each year.
Ayes 8, Nays Murphy, Dedricks, Green,
Veith. Com. on Judiciary recommended
the acceptance of bonds OF constable elect
E. Tollefson. City surveyor presented
plans and specifications for repairing
sewer on sth street which were referred
to Board Public Works and clerk author
ized and instructed to advertise for bids
On motion Com. on Fiie Dept. were in
structed to engage ianitor for city coun-
oil room and rep ort next meeting. The
following claims were allowed and order
ed paid: