Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-08-08
Kellogg, Rossier, Mccarthy, Hill and


D. Witter, Mrs. S. Lefebvre, 3. Brown
and Lyon estate, from Sige1 road to
| Cranberry street, and complete the
work to best of their judgment, pro-
viding they can get the right-of-way
through B. Browns land.
Petition of Thos. Love and others
praying for a continuation of the
sewer on Water street, east side, to
the G. B. & w. right-of-way was pre-
scented and on motion the street COM
mittee authorized to construct the
same.
The matter of opening a street COM
mencing at sw corner of Govt lot No.
3, running thence north to land owned
| by M. Potter, was on motion referred
| to street committee.
An ordinance providing for licens-
| ing peddlers and transient merchants,
| traders or dealers was presented by
Alderman Otto and unanimously
adopted by the following vote:
Aves-Wcod, Lutz, Reiland, Schu-
mad, Pratt, Lubbock, Otto, Bossert,
Kellogg, Rossier, Mccarthy, Hill and
| Boles. Noes-none. Same may be
seen in legal for1n.)
Petition presented by w. H. Coch-
ran praying for the placing in d pass
able condition sidewalks along blocks
| 80 and IS, north Front street.
o.: motion petition was referred to
street committee.
Petition presented by A. D. Hill and
Frank Noworatzky praying for the
stopping of ball playing on the streets
and alleys.
On motion the ordinance committee
was directed to prepare an ordinance
prohibiting ball playing on the streets
and alleys.
Petition of Geo. Mcmillan praying
side, was granted.
Moved and carried that e. w. Young
be allowed rebate of $500 for illegal
tax on two acres assessed at $4,000
| and should have been $4,000 the clerk
calling the roll. Ayes-Wood, Lutz,
IRELAND, Schuman, Pratt, Lubbock,
Otto, Bossert, Kellogg, Rossier, Nc
Carthy and Bo1es. Noes-none.
Under suspension of the rules the
following bills were allowed:
Centralia Hardware Co., sewer pipe &y's. $50 45
Waters and Huey, cleaning city LOTS. rs
| Dennis Mccarthy, smallpox quarantine. 45 so
David Kameron, smallpox quarantine. 81 90
PM pndr Ward, S special police july GO GO
r j. Cooper 1st quarter salary water
D WErkS s sFsR ntor printing g IS
Grand Rapids Brick Co.. brick ........ As 30
NJ n 4 hem nensmb l EedSn1fS IS
| f. MacKinnon Mfg Co., spolleS ......... rs
| W. u. Telegraph Co., messages. ..... Sc
John Brown, placing city hall on lot. -. 80 90
| Fred Pfeitfer inspecting water works 800 AZ 90
Fred Pfeitfer, tapping for Steib and Mead 2 90
invoice. .766 10
o. I. Hougen, over charge on sewer con- -
Robt Parrish Bro, lime and spikes. Is
D. D; M Huntingdon battery supplies o - 81 81
| A. j. HaSbr0uck, livery ................. 90
Grand Rapids Lumber Co., lumber. ...... 43 "a
| LABOR Tor month ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4o| 10
On motion bills of DR.. Pomainville,
F. L. Steib, 7. L. Harvey and w.
B1aisdel1 were referred to city attor-
ney.
Moved and carried that the street
committee be authorized to build river
wall on lot north of Days drug store
and lot north of Kromer's, if in their
Judgment it would be a wise thing
to do.
Michael Mccarthy was appointed
city weighmaster and affirmed by the
council by the following vote, the
clerk calling the ro11 Ayes-Wood,
Lutz, IRELAND, Schuman. Pratt, Lu-
beck, Otto, Bossert, Kellogg, Rossier,
Mccarthy and Boles. Noes-none.
City Weighmaster Klug made the
following report from April 50th to
July 3Oth, 1901:
Common Council, City of Grand
Rapids, Observation-Disclosures: I herewith
submit my report as weighinaster from
April LIST, 1901, the time of my last
report, to July 5Oth, 1901, being the
day that same was turned over to E.
I. Bodette per order of mayor.
To reed weighing fees from num-
| Der 500 in book No. 1 to 1 .113 in
| book No. 2. 253 loads. .S25 80
CIR. by 8 loads pipe weighed city. 5 SO
| Cir by a the amt. reed for weigh
master fees .... ................... II %
| S25 80 S13 o.