Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1903-02-21
COUNCIL MEETING
AS Usual a Large Batch
Of Business
petitions, Proposed Ordinances, Etc
Read-NeW Paving on Third Street
Considered.

Inc city council met in regular ses-
sion on Tuesday evening, Aid. Blair,
friedrich, Mueller and Chapman being
absent.
A report of the board of public works
was reaG In relation to sewers and the
following exte nsions were recommended
In North Warren street from O'Con-
nell to Elm street.
In Madison street from North First
street 10 100 feet east Of east line of
North Third street.
In North Church street from Elm to
Margaret streets.
In Margaret street to Watertow y
Sanltarium.
A petition accompanied the report
signed by G. A. and Elizabeth Kading,
asking that sewerage and waller extern
sion be made with the Sanitarium
building in Margaret street, as it was
a necessity. The matter was referred
to the committee on sewerage.
The proposed gas ordinance was in
troduced by Aid. Radtke and referred
to the committees on judiciary, street
lighting and streets and bridges.
AID. Mulberger introduced the fol-
lowing resolution which was adopted
Resolved, That it is the Judgment
OF this common council that that por-
tion of North Third street which ex-
tends from the north line of Jones
street to the north line of Main street
and that portion of Third street which
extends from the south line of Main
street to the south line of jefferson
street in the city of Watertown, Wis
consin, be paved with vitrified brick or
block and that that portion of Third
street which extends from the south
line OF Jefferson street to the south
line of Clyman street in said city be
macadamized, and with that object in
view, be it further
Resolved. That the board of public
works of said city is hereby ordered to
view the premises included in and
abutting and fronting on that portion
of North Third street which extends
from the north line Of Jones street to
the north line of Main street and that
portion of Third street which extends
from the south line of Main street to
the south line of Clyman street in the
city OF W alertown, Wisconsin, and de-
termlne the damages and benefits that
will accrue to each parcel of real estate
by any alteration of grade made neces-
sary by such work; the entire cost of
the contemplated work of improving
and paving said portions of said streets,
the benefits and damages that will ac-
crue to the several parcels of real es-
tate affected by such work of paving
and Improving said portions of said
streets and the amount that should be
assessed under the provisions of the re.
vised charter of said city to each par
eel OF such real estate as benefits ac-
cruing thereto by said contemplated
work of paving and improving said por-
tlons OF said streets, and that said
board of public works make and file a
report thereof and take such other pro-
ceedlngs thereon as are required by
the provisions of said charter.
Aid. Prentiss offered a resolution
which was adopted, authorizing the
committee on fire department. to sell
all unserviceable hose not wanted bv
the department.
Aid. Otto Kruger offered a resolu-
ton which passed, requiring no regis
tratlon for the spring election.
Business Change.
The West Side meat market, con-
Quoted by Ferd Link, was sold on Mon
daV to Martin NnMaoL1 anl Eranlz Coll