Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-09-08

j U I)OWu, JInltOf. 10 0U
NJ. =. +. l.. Co., St lighting, 1866 80:
hall, l3 10; coal used pumping T. 10 49, 10
Stillwell Co, supplies ............ 335
? Folliard labor. ..................... 16 80
j Brewer % :. Observation-Disclosures. % 80
Il Matthews L" ...................... 100
Wm S Sssas' , ...... ::.: " g IS $
Crelin & Lowell, balance of contract 1874 SO
J j PenhaIlegon mdse. .,............ 20 93
Crawford Bros, prnting...... ....... 81 70
w Holiness salary .....a...........,. 30 90
ID Quirk, special police. ............... 4 80
5 Terrill special police ........ 4 80
j Darcy i" ............... 80
Ed EARLY ............... $50
III Fessenden g ............ 1 80
Jas. NJ. Toay, salary treasurer ...... % 90
n. Hartert, salary assessor. ......... IL 90
r. p Bennett salary and incdentals 20 so
J Schmidt weed CON-. ............ 40 %
II. Burghardt, mason work.. ..,..... 5 90
A petition from Il. w. Eastman
asking that the council give him
permission to build sidewalk along
his residence lot on Ridge street
On motion of Aid. Penhallegon, the
prayer of the petitioner was granted
the same to be under the direction of
the street commissioner.
The matter of fixing rent on the
buildings occupied by the First Ma
tional Bank and Spensley & Nell
hon and as to whether city water
should be put into the buildings, was
referred to the committee on public
buildings.
Mr.. Jas. Spensley addressed the
council on behalf of the Creamery
Co., and submitted a proposition to
abatc the so-called nuisance caused
from the said creamery. 1t was
moved by Aid. Penhallegon that the
proposition offered by Spensley q
Hoare be accepted, which motion
was carried.
Following is the proposition offered
by Spensley d Hoarc:
Complaint having been made that
the waste from the creamery owned
by Spensley 4 Hoare is a nuisance,
said Spensley & Hoare appeared be-
fore the council and asked permits
sion to locate II waste pipe i'll the
ditch or drain that runs on the south
side of North street, across Vine
street, through the culvert at Com
merce street, and on through the
long culvert located on the west side
of M. J. Minors ice pond, until 1t IN
tersects running water.
Said Spensley 4 Hoare further ask
that the city assume all responsible
ity for any damage that may occur
to said waste pipe, except such DAM
age as may be occasioned through
the carelessness of those operating
the creamery.
The ordinance relating to the Wis
consin Long Distance Telephone Co.
was taken up and OH motion adopted
by the council.
The mayor then announced his APP
pointments of persons to act as cleo
ton officials for their respective.
wards:
FIRST WARN
Inspectors-J. A. Spratler, w. H..
Jacka, H. ;. Wiel.
Clerks of Election-A. q. Deller, T..
p. Bennett.
Ballot Clerks-J. E. Hosking, II.
c. Weidenfeller.
SECOND WARD.
Inspectors-Wm. Mauger, Ernest
Naef, b. J, Bennett.
Clerks of Electiou-W. +. Bliss,
John Lenahan.
Ballot Clerks-Thos. Prisk, Will
J. Jeuck.
THIRD WARD.
Inspectors. Dresen, Ben Blew
EFT, J. NJ. Mulhairn.
Clerks of Flection-Mark Terrlll
Peter Kessler.
Ballot Clerks-John Jenkins, y.
Treweek.
FOURTH WARD.
Inspoctors-J. J.. Frieden, ;. Z.
Thomas, John ". Horn.
Clerks Of Election-Ed. Brown
L. G.. Ludden.
Ballot Clerks-A. II. Potter, Jos.
Engels.
On motion Of Aid. Trrrill the coun-
Gil adjourned.
Attest: CHAs. hfLLMANN.
l.. r. BENNETT. Mayor.
City Clerk.