The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-07-18
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
MONDAY. July S. 1895


All members present except Aid. StOlZe.
Petition OF W. Rahr and G.. A. Fehrs for
private sewer along Marshall street from
block west to the intersection of Marshall
and 7th was referred to committee on
public improvement. Claims No. l2s to
100 were referred. COMMITTEE on water
works reported on communication OF
Water Works asking an annual rental Oh
S94 60 for extension OF 1850 feet OF pipe
along Rapids road. and $40 per aunum
for 450 feet extension on Ten Eyck street.
two hydrants on south side extension
and one on north side, that the city at
torpey is able to defend the interests OF
the city and recommend that the Water
Works Co be required 10 make the re-
nuired extension without delay and that
the CITY pay an annual rental OF $40 per
hydrant. Petition OF residents OF 9TH ward
for discontinuance of dances Ia the neigh
borhood of the church was laid on the
table.
Petition for improvement OF Marshall
street from 10th west to the city limits
was granted and board Of public works
was ordered to take the necessary steps
preliminary to the work and the surveyor
was instructed TO prepare plans and
EDeClIchLlOQ LOT lie uSS vi Iuc CITY =
Opinion of city attorney on communi-
cations of Ct. Mueller, II. Guttman. l..
PITT and Fl. ZeIschold for reminding
taxes on excessive assessment was placed
on file and the communications were re-
ferred to committee on assessment and
finance. Applications for sale OF liquor
from No. 81 to II were referred to COM
mittee on license. An ordinance estab-
fishing grade OF 4th street between Park
and State was adopted. Following were
granted license for sale of liquor;
G. II. Schmidt p. Christianson Chas,
Beers. J. Halloran, {. Hartwig, Con.
Jaockel, 10 Auermiller, John Staudt, +.
Wllllnger, ". Fehring, Alois LANCE, Jul.
Darum, Theo. Willert, John Bolen.
Claim OF Il. Schmidt 50 for sprinkllng
street to cemetary May 80, was dieal-
lowed. Ayes II, Sedgwlck nay. The re-
port OF the committee on streets on pc
tition for paving Sth street from bridge
10 Hancock street was to the effect that
the pltitlon be granted and the city
attorney be directed to draw such resO-
lutious as may be necessary to carry the
-esol ution into effect The city surveyor
Was directed to prepare plans and speci-
fcntlo0s. Report was adopted all NOM
Der5 voting IN Ine OulTnaLlVe, committee
on electric lights reported having pro-
cured propositions from the Electric
Light Co. for sale OF plant and also for
doing the street lighting by contract.
The purchase price was $4,000 upon
conditions previously reported and the
company declined to make any further
offer to sell. The committee also sub
mitted propositions from the company to
do street lighting by contract, The prop
Ositions to purchase was laid en- the
table all voting in the negative except
Cary. Sedgwick and Mueller.
The second proposition of the company
for lighting streets under contract was
laid over until next meeting and the
clerk was directed to furnish each alder.
men a copy of same, also copy of the
old ordinance 10 typewriting. Bids for
repairing and painting roof and tower OF
engine house and for operating north
side hose cart were referred to committee
on fire department as was also bid fo1
furnishing 500 feet of cotton jacket hose
the committee and chief TO select from
samples submitted and to purchase the
required quantity. Nays, FRANKIE, Sedg-
wick. Aid. Mueller declined to vote.
Following claims were allowed and
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