Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-09-13

log pump July ) aud Aug. l.'.... . 80
p. Brown Son, = rigs. .......-..... o 80
+. turnow repairing for 81 cOmmis'r %
:. Jeuktn labor aud ndse ......-....-. 81 0.
Arthur &White, labor aud mdse ...... ~ &c
| ]. d. Martin & CO., lumber ..a;.. l27 81
bridge, An ward :iD7s -. -. 343 "a
| Fred kittO, treas, l mos. salary ..... - UC
| y. Harlert assessor, ] mos. sal ...... IL 90
| Henry Oyt2 marshal | months sal, 30 90
Incidental LIS us, -. .1.,... so 80
| John Evaus, cutrins weeds days 3 90
on on bridge 4th ward '.... w. 20 a
y. T. Martin 40 lbs OF nails aud dray l 40
Reports Of City Treasurer Fred
kitto, and Marshal Henry Ovitz, ac-
cepted. and ordered filed
MIR. w. A. Jones addressed the
council regarding the laying of mains
to Zine company property from point
near intersection Of Commerce and
High streets. The Zine company will
| stapd all cost OF digging ditch and
furnishing and laying the mains from
| Eastman property on Commerce street
to Zinc company property.
Mr. w. J. Penhallegon and n 7.
Martin also addressed the council up
| on laying the mains south on State
street To Zine company property.
Question laid over to adjourned
| regular meeting.
The school ard requests the com
mon council TO submit to the voters OF
Of the city Of Mineral Point a prop
| osition TO bond the said city for the
purpose of building a high school
| building,
Alderman Crawford introduced the
following ordinance:
The Common Council of the City OF
Mineral Point do ordain as follows:
| Section /: That a new school build
| ing be erected in the city of Mineral
| Point at a cost not TO exceed the sum
of Twenty $40, 900 Thousand dollars.
Section ,. That the common coun-
Gil borrow not TO exceed the sum OF
money above mentioned to be used for
the erection of such public school
| building, and that bonds be issued
| therefor as provided by law.
Section ;. That such proceedings
| be taken by the common council and
| officers Of said city as may be neces-
sary 10 carry out the purposes Of this
| ordinance.
Introduced September 4, 1900.
The following petition is referred to
committee on streets to report at fu-
| ture meeting:
TO the Honorable Mayor and Com
mon Council OF the City of Mineral
Point
We, the undersigned freeholders, OF
the City of Mineral Point, do petition
your honorable body to open an alley
twenty 20 feet wide, connecting High
street and North street, which shall
include the alley now in common use,
but which is owned by Mrs. Hugh
Phillips, lying just east of the Sims
Livery stable, and extend the same
north through property owned by
Robert James as Mrs. Jacob Dresser
rs far as North street:
5. II. REED,
FRED VIVIAN,
ALoNZo JACkA,
j. NANCOLAS,
+. ID. JACKSON,
Mrs. n. NJ. SCHILLER,
Mrs. MARY PADON,
Mrs. JAr.E CLOWNEY,
!. II. PADON,
JOHN FISCHER.
CHAS. GOLDSWORTHI.
JOHN j. PENHALLEGON.
ROBERT NJ. era WFORD.
II. 5. We'll.
The following named persons were
presented by the Mayor to act on the
board OF election, and were unanl-
mously approved by the council;
FIRST WARD.
inspectors John Horn, Sr., Frank
c. Wedenfeller, Charles NJ. Cox.
Clerks OF Election-A. G.. Deller,
j. A. Meserole,
Ballot Clerks James b. PrideauN,
John j. Foster.
SECOND WARD,
Inspectors Charles Hornung, Ben.
7 Bennett. Lawrt nee Gibbons.
Clerks OF Election John IL. Lena
han, w. T.. Bliss,
Ballot Clerks William j Jenck,