The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-10-13

MONDAY, Oct 3. 1898 7:20 p. IN.
Board met In regular session, roll called, all
me mbers present except Aid. Levenhagen and
NaIdy, the mayor presiding.
Reading of the minutes of the previous meet
ing was dispensed with
The regular order of business was suspended
for the purpose of acting an ordinance relat-
ing 10 the issue of $1,000, IA per cent Harbor
Imp. Bonds.
by the common council of the city of Manitowoc
on July !, 1888, entitled An ordinance to author
lZe the issue of Sl5.0D IN Harbor INN Bonds 8"
was presented by Id. Besch and read
On motion of Aid. Blesch the rules were sus-
pended for the purpose of acting on the above
named ordinance.
On motion of Aid. Rlesch duly carried the
ordinance was adopted as read all members vot-
ing IN the affirmative
An ordinance to repeal an ordinance adopted
by the common council of the city of ManitoWoc
on July Z, 1s!iS and entitled ordinance An or
dinance to provide for the collection of taxes to
pay the interest and principle of II. | Bonds
was presented by Aid Besch and read.
The motion of Aid B!asch that the rrles be
suspended for the purpose of acting on the above
named ORDNANCE was adopted.
On motion of Aid Mulholand the ordinance
was adopted as read, ali members voting in the
affirmative,
A proposed ordinance to provide for the issue
or Sl3,Oo I'll. l. Bonds was introduced by Aid.
Blesch and read
By Aid. Biesch:
Whereas proposed ordinance having been
filed for the purpose of authorizing the issue of
$1,000 II. |. Bonds,
Resolved. that the same be filed and that the
18th day of Oct 1898, 1880 p, at q regular meet
ing or the common council of said city, to be
held at the council rooms in the city of Manito-
voc, at that time. is hereby fixed a. the time and
place for the consideration of said ordinance
And the clerk Is directed to have the proposed
ordinance published the official papers of this
city as required by law. Adopted.
An ordinance TO provide for the collection of
taxes TO pay the interest and principal OF $4,000
H. [. Bonds, dated Oct. 20, 1898. was introduced
by Aid. Blesch and read and laid over under the
rules.
Aid Hansen moved that the board adjourn I'M
til Tuesday, Oct. t. 1898
Amendment of Aid. Willert to the motion OF
Aid. Hansen that the board adjourn until Thurs
day. Oct. e, 1898 instead of Tuesday was adopted
all members voting In the affirmative except Aid
Hansen, kuhl, Winningstadt Blesch and Miller.
The motion of AID Hansen was then adopted as
amended and the board adjourned until Thurs
day, Oct 6, 1898, 7:30 p. m.
THURSDAY, Oct. t. 1898, 7:30 D. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment, roll called
all members present except Aid. Levenhagen and
Naidy, the Mayor presiding. Minutes of the pre-
vlous meeting read and approved
COMMUNICATION of the NJ. Turn Verein re-
questIng that its license be transferred from the
Fair Grounds 20 its hall was referred to commit
tee on license and police.
Petition of VIM. HeDdries and seven others for
extending the water works system along 14th
street from Marshall street to Madison street was
referren TO committee on hre department and
water works.
Communication of John Radzinsky requesting
PERMISSION to lay a drain pipe along 10Th street,
north OF Wollmer street from Lot IL, Block 40
to the river. was referred to ttee on streets
Communication of Adol III WallIch requesting
the removal of entertainments Lake street be-
tween Hamilton and Madison streets was on mo-
ton of Aid. Hansen duly carried, referred to the
city attorney with directions to notify the owners
of property abutflng thereon to remove said en-
croachmeuts. Adopted.
Claims No POI to 292 were presented and REFER
ed.
Resolution of Aid. Hansen, that the price of
ftar tn M dol tl of
the city, shall not be less than S15, regardless of
where they are situated, was referred to com
InIttee on cemetery.
BY Aid. Wlllert:
Resolved, that when any public work shall be
done under supervision or control of the board OF
pubic works. 1t Shall be necessary for the board
of public works to act upon the same and a ma
jorlty of them to report thereon, before the city
council shall vote to pay for SAID work or I'M
provements or any part thereof And If any part
of the expenses of such work or improvement il
TO be charged to any ward IN the city, then it
shall be necessary for one or more aldermen of
such ward to report upon such report before it
shall be acted upon by the city council.
Adopted.
Committee on election reported, recommend
ing that the following places the several wards
be designated us polling places for the ensuing
election:
LIST ward-Council Room
and wsrd-Windiate House.
3rd ward-Jul Block,
4th ward-John Kucera.
5th ward-aug. Grosstueck.
9th ward-George Neider.
Eth ward-Paul Kaettner.
Report was adopted.
On motion, duly carried. the committee on fire
department and waterworks was authorized to
remove the fire alarm box from iUs present loca-
ton to a more convenient point where it will be
within easy reach of all the industries situated
there. Adopted.