The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-04-20
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
FRIDAY April IA, 1898.

FRIDAY April IA, 1898.
All members present except Ger
pheide. Special committee to whom
was referred the matter of drafting
rules for the proper guidance OF the
Board reported as follows:
Regular meetings of the board shall
be on the first and third Mondays of
each month at 80 o'clock P. NJ. unless
otherwise provided.
2. The following shall be the stand
ing committees:
/. Assessment & Finance. bridges
3 Cemetery. 4 Claims. 5 Election. &
Fire Department, Harbor, s Judici
airy. 8 License and Police. 10 Printing.
II Sanitary Officers. II Streets and
Railroads. Ii Public improvements.
IA Water Works and Electric Lights.
Such committees shall consist of 3
numbers each, except Com. on streets
and railroads which shall consist of
one member from each ward.
3. Special or select committees
may be appointed at any time by mo-
ton or resolution, stating the mum
Der and object thereof, and unless
otherwise ordered shall be appointed
by the mayor.
4. The following shall be the or
der of business unless the presiding
officer shall otherwise direct. l. Roll
call. 2 Reading minutes of previous
meeting. g. Petitions and communi
cations may be presented and referred.
5. Resolutions may be offered and
referred. g. Reports of standing
Committees. T. Reports of select
Committees. 8. Reports of officer of
corporation. 9. Unfinished business.
5. All claims against the city and
all ordinances shall lie over before
being acted upon.
6. The aldermen of each ward
shall be deemeda standing committee
for such ward, and matters relatin G
exclusively to any ward may in the
discretion of the mayor be referred to
the aldermen of such ward
Z. Any rules or regulation for the
proper government of this board in
the transaction of its business maybe
pOi ally SuotCllOCSA ny q. FoIC "a 3
of all the members elect.
s When any member is about to
speak or deliver any matter to the
council he shall rise from his seat and
repeatedly address himself to the ma
yor, or acting mayor by the name of
President, as the case may be. but
shall not proceed with his remarks I'M
til recognized by the chair.
9. The rules Of the parliamentary
practiced comprised in Jetferson's
manual, as printed in the Wisconsin
Blue Book, shall govern the board in
all cases applicable, when not incon
sistent with the city charter or with
these rules.
Mayor announced the following stand
ing committees for the ensuing year
Assessment and Finance: Sedg-
wick, Mueller, Mulholland. Bridges ::
Rechcygl, Schmidt, Hall. Cemetery
Erickson, Sedgwick, Cary. Claims
Gerpheide, Mrotek, Schmidt. Elec
tons: Schmidt, Gerpheide, FRANKIE.
Fire Dept: Mueller, Sedgwick, West
phal. Harbor: Hall, Erickson, Rock
hoff. Judiciary: FRANKIE, Sedgwick,
Cary. License & Police: Rockhoff,
Mulholland, Mueller. Printing: MIRO
tex, Rechcygl, Stole. Sanitary:
Stole, Mulholland, FRANKIE. Streets
& Railroads: Mulholland, Rockhoff,
Cary, Westphal, Erickson, Sedgwick,
Mueller. Public Improvements: West
phal, Rechcygl, Hall Water Works
& Electric Light: Cary, Gerpheide,
Rockhoff. Poor Comrs.: Schmidt,
Rechcygl, FRANKIE, Hall, Gerpheide,
Stoke, Mrotek. Foregoing committee
referred to committee on printing
with instruction to have lists of COM
mittee printed in proper form. Peti-
ton of Chris. Liebert and 3 others
for building sidewalks on 18th street,
between Marchall and Hamilton, in
front of Blk. 2S9 referred to Bird ward
committee. Com of j. Villas and
John Barnes for refunding taxes re-
ferred to cOmmltte on assessment and
finance Communication of Rev. T..
Luzycki asking that a fire alarm box
be placed near st. Mary's Hospital
referred to committee on Fire Dept.
Petition of Schuette Bros. and 6
others, l.. Emerson, c. SEEKER others
respectively for building sewers, re-
ferred to committee on public i'm
prouements. Charles Beers received
majority of the votes cast for harbor
master and was declared elected. On
recommendation of the marshal the
mayor appointed the following police
men, who were duly confirmed by the
board, excepting Louis Hanson who
declined to accept: First ward, VIM.
Carrie; Second, Louis Hanson; Third,
VIM. Menge; Fourth, Hi Smith; Fifth,
Peter Zarnik. Constables elect, Frank
Zeman and E. G. Hollenbeck were
presented and referred to committee
on license and police. Bonds were
accepted on recommendation of com
mittee, Bond of city treasurer was
reduced from $4,000 to $4,000. Mat
ter of securing bonds for city treasur-
er was referred to committee on as
sessment and finance. Mayor appoint
ed Sedgwick, Mueller and FRANKIE to
act in conjunction with city attorney
to take into consideration the matter
of deaf and dumb school and report
at next meeting of board
Board adjourned until Monday
April Is at Z 80 P. NJ.
ARTHUR REICHERT, City Clerk.
The bullet proof cloth which Ger
man tailor is reported to have brought
out is said to be made harder than
steel by hydraulic pressure and yet to
be thin and elastic enough to be worn
with reasonable comfort.
Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment
Is certain cure for Chronic Sore Ewes,
Granulated Eye Lids Sore Nipples, Piles,
Eczema, letter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head
70 cents per box. For sale by druggists.
TO HORSE OWNERS.
For n ho~,, II