The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-07-25

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special administrator of the estate OF
( Fred Haukohl, and the amount with
which he should be charged is correctly
stated at 81, 1928 as Is shown IN our
report in the matter Of the settlement
with Fred Haukohl, and recommend that
the report OF c. 4. GIelow be placed or
f'o. Committee report that they ind
that the special administrator OF the
estate of Fred Haukohl has turned over
orders &C. aggregatiug 81, 509,29 which
is the fall amount which was ID the hands
% Fred Haukohl as city treasurer at the
time of his death. The committee recon-
mends that the said amount be credited
to the account OF Fred Haukohl in his
account with the city, and that said ST.
5S9. % be charged to c. A. Gielow, as of
June /, 1895, adopted.
COMMITTEES likewise reported that at
the time OF qualification of Fred Haukobl
| as treasurer in 1898, he entered into an
agreement with the Manitowoc Savings
Bank, whereby it wac agreed that said
| bank should deposit with the Wisconsin
National Bank OF Milwaukee, ID Manito-
voc city bonds OF $1,000 each as security
| for the safe keeping of all moneys de-
posted by Fred Haukohl as city treasu-
Ter 10 the Manitowoc Savings Bank, and
it appearing by records OF city clerk
| that the account OF Fred Haukohl as
treasurer up to the time of his death has
been balanced by the payment by his
| legal representatives to @. A. Gielow all
sgms shown by the records to be due tie
city from SAID late treasurer, therefore it
Is recommended that the mayor and
| treasurer execute a retease permitting
the Wisconsin National Bank TO turn
over said bonds t0the Manitowoc Savings
Bank which is owner of the same,
adopted.
Committee on fire department reported
having made contracts for painting tower
| OF fire station and hose cart and have
| purchased 500 feet OF hose as directed.
Matter of providing a case in council
rooms for keeping records OF surveyor
and that the renting of present quarters
be discontinued was referred to com
mlttee on public improvement.
Petition of VIM. Rahr and Gus Fehrs
for constructing a private sewer along
| Marshall street and from west line OF 9th
street TO intersection of Marshall and 18th
was granted. Committee on Electric
lighting made following report: That the
! proposition of the Electric Light Co. be
accepted provided that clause be In
serted in the proposition proposing to
furnish l6 candle power lamps at 80 per
lamp per year suspended over the center
of the street and provided that the Elec-
| tr.c Light Co. will furnish and MAINTAIN
the necessary lights for tue council rooms
without charge; ana also provided that
it will also furnish and maintain during
the continuance of this agreement, six
lights OF the size IN general use on the
streets of the city for each Of the two
principal parks, one on each side of
the river without charge. Such agree
ment shall not be construed 10 grant
said company an exclusive right to pri-
vate aud commercial lighting. Follow
ing is the proposition Of the Electric
Light Co:
STREET LIGHTING, 1t will furnish eco
or any additional number which may lie
ordered on or before Nov.l 1898 OF incan-
descent lamps on poles as at present, stu
ated where they are now located or where
theymay be ordered by the board of alder.
man upon contract for five years from
Nov. 1, 1895 payable semiannually as fol-
lows: Is candle power at IS per lamp per
| year: or Is candle power with new brack-
cts extending over L feet over street, st
| $3.50 perlamp per year; Or 30 candle power
at SD per lamp per year; or 81 candle
| power lamps with new brackets not ex-
tending over y feet over the street at
$3.50 per lamp per year; or 81 candle
power lamps suspended over the center
of the streets at Sl3 per lamp per year
! COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENCE LIGHTING.
Citizens not receiving light may require
| lights to be installed for private or COM
mercial lighting where the entire rental
| of the lights required upon the proposed
extension of the system for three years
vii. equal or eXdeed the cost of such ex-
tension. The Electric Light Co. may
charge for each 10 candle power lamp or
it's equivalent sum not exceeding the
| following prices:
| CONTRACT PRICE. For all lamps burr
ing from dusk to s p. m. SIX days in each
week, 20 cents per month. Same hours
seven days per week 45 cents per month
| For each hour after s p. N, at the rate of
| = cent per lamp per hour.
METER RATES. For other than resi-
dent lighting. For all lamps burning en-
a meter owned by consumer and burning
each lamp installed on an average dur
| ing year of not less than hours each
day, 4 mills per hour; 4 hours, . mills
per hour; , hours, 6 mills per hour.
RESIDENCE RATES. For all burning on
a meter owned by the consumer and
burning each lamp installed on an aver
age during a year of less than one hour
| each day, 6 mills per lamp hour more
than one hour. 6 mills per hour. IN case
of private lighting all lamps for renewal
Of those which have burned out or be-
GENE uuseTviceable TO be furnished by
Electric Light Co. free of charge. The
company TO charge not to exceed one dol
lar for each outlet for Cheating Wire and
L., /