The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-08-18
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
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Said board further reports that they have
certain ed and determined that the entire cost of
grading east of the several streets along and over
all portions thereof which II is prospOred to
change the grade, will not 10 any extent be IN
creased on account of the proposed change of
grade of said streets, but that the costs and eX
penses of bringing said streets To the new or pro-
posed grade will pe less than the cost and ex-
peuse of bringing said streets to the old pres
ent grade as now recorded.
said board further mad and reported that the
entire cost OF the change of grade of each and all
of said to the owners of abuttlng property
will not in the whp'e nor any particular Lot along
said streets where the grade l. proposed to be
changed, TO be Increased by said change OF grade
That the only costs or expense which Will be
incurred by the tax payers of said ward or this
city on account at the -a'd proposed change of
! grade will be the 81 : = damages which they
ind should De awarded Ia the owner Of Lot Is
block 3I9. solely on account of the location of
ms building vi lch II on sand .tTect and not 10
any extent on recount of tn additional expense
! OF bringing sand etfe't 80 the new grade over
what l. would Ost to bring said stree To the old
grade IN front of said property.
! And they thereup n submit their Original ia
port as herein modified and "a for their final
( port hich thy file with he city clerk t"gether
with all objec ions aud all evidence taken before
( them To sustain said objections
| The motion of Aid Smaley that further con-
sideratio of the foregoing report including the
I ordinance be postponed until the next meeting
wis adopted. 1h1 board Of public works report
ed that said board meet pursuant TO notice ON the
( LIST day of August 1898, for the purpose of re-
| ,eiying bids for the Improvement of Cleveland
Ave between 5th and 9TH streets; 9th street be-
tween Cleveland Ave. and New York Ave; Huron
! street between 10Th and llth streets; Franklin
street between 18th, 10th and 18th street between
Wolmer street and the river, which were as fol
lows: Cleveland Ave. between 5th and 9th Strs,
Drum 4 Reiderer sis7, j. Trastek Co. 81. HUI
ron street between 10th aud 18th streets: Drum
! 4 Reiderer S23g, j Trastek K Co., $40 Henry
Schmidt 464 50. C. w. Morse 230 Fifth street
tsf Co 55 fu RedereT @ HehT,
Schmidt 66l. Frankll IN street between 10Th and
10th streets: Drum Rlederer $500, j Irastek
X Co 500. Nineteenth street between WOllmer
and the river: Drum & RIederer $40, j. Irastek
Il Co. 40. J. Trastek Co being the lowest bid
ders for the improvement Of Z .eveland Ave be-
tween 9Th and 9th streets: Fifth street between
Cleveland and New York AYES. and Franklin
street between 18th and 10th streets. said board
would recommend that the contracts for each OF
said streets be awarded 20 them. that for the i'm.
proyement of Huron street between 10th and lltt
streets be awarded to G. W Morse and that fol
the Improvement of 18th street between WoilmeI
street and tia river be awarded to Drum i Ried
erer they being the lowest bidders. On motion
| of Aid. Blesch the report of the board of public
works were adoI TED and the several contract.
| awarded recommended all members voting
in the affirmative.
The motion of Aid. Dumke, duly carried, thai
the Wafer Works Co. be required TO furnish
free of charge, all the water that may be neces-
sary for improving or repairing two miles o
streets, each year, for Il term of five years; anC
that all water which may be used for improving
| or repairing streets exceeding miles each year
the city to pay for it at the rate of &c. per 1000
gallons, in addin TO the requirements imposed
On the Water Works Co. as stipulated in the res
oIutIon presented by Aid Mueller the preyiou,
meeting and that all of said water used SO be useC
through street sprinkler, was adopted. Al
members voting III he affirmative,
On motion of Aid. Hansen the mayor anC
clerk were directed 10 enter into Il contract witt
the WsterwoTks Co. according to the terms OF
the motion of Aid Dumke.
| An ordinance to regulate the lSe of bicycle
WAS presented by Aid. MulhOlland AID read anl
| LAID over under the rules.
Report of the city treasurer showing the re
ceipts and expenditures during the month end
ing July 3lst, lS9S, was presented and ordered
placed on file.
The board of public works reported ths
Drumm Il Rlederer, Contractors to whom wa
awarded the contract for improving 9th stree
between n. Y. Ave. and the old corporate limits
have completed the work of improving SAT-
street and recommend It's acceptance and tina
the contract price amounting to the sum of S4i
be p I'd sand contractors Report was adopte
and the mayor and clerk were authorized TO Is
an order for said sum in favor of SAID con
tractors all members voting the Affirmative
Report of conlmlttee on license and police
laid over from the previous meeting, recommend
ing that the application for the sale of liquor
of lIy. Elders bA granted and bond approved
was on motion duly carried, LAID over until til
next meeting.
accompanied by bond, presented and re
ferred TO committee on License and Police.
BY Aid. Mulholland: Resolved, that all Der
, sons dealing In Intoxicating liquors in the cit
are hereby forbidden to sellor deliver toChristi
Olson any Intoxicating liquor for a term of on
, year hereof. Adopted
On motion duly carried, the fine Amounting I
the sum 500 was remitted Fred Mahnk
, imposed by the Municipal court for failure L
pay his dog tax us required by the ordinance
Adopted.
Ga motion Only carried, 10 per cent of ia
amount due laborers employed by JAG Shun
for crushing stunes, was ordered paid and charg
sci to the constructor. Motion was adopted -
} members voting In the affirmative, Aid. Ranse
not voting.
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