The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1904-08-17
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(From Thursdays Daily.)

the city hall. All of the aldermen
were present with the exception of
Andrews, Coughlin and Woolford.
Mayor Marriott presided. The fol-
lowing business was transacted.
A petition to have the name cf
Mike Cummings removed from the
posted list in the saloons of the
city was referred to the license COM
mittee.
The petition of Ed. L. Luckow
relative to certain stairway on a
building on Oak street was referr-
ed to the committee on buildings.
A petition of F. E. Shuts for a
license to run the opera house was
referred to the license committee.
Such petition was for a free license
but the city was to have the free
use of the opera house for Decora-
tion Day purposes.
The petition of Amanda S. Cra-
mer to connect with the sewer on
Oak street was granted.
The petition of F. Avery to con-
meet with the sewer on Second ave-
nue. was referred to the sewer COM
mitteee.
The petition of H. Fl. Stanley to
connect with the'sewer was granted.
Upon the report of the finance
committee the city council sus-
pended the rules and passed an or
dinance submitted by Mason Lewis
& Co., relative to a tax to be levied
and the manner of collecting it for
the payment of the Water Works
bonds. This ordinance takes the
place Of one passed by the council
previously.
The committee on streets and bridg-
es offered resolution for two cross
ings to be placed on Mound street.
Resolution was accepted.
A resolution was offered to adver-
tise for bids to ascertain the cost
of opening Sixth street between
Camp and Washington avenue. The
resolution was adopted.
The committee on fire and city
buildings offered a resolution that
an all night arc light be placed on
the south end of the Ash street
bridge and that the gas lamp be
removed from there to the corner
of Second and Camp streets.
Upon resolution Otto Schadde
was given the contract for the Oak
street sewer at a consideration of
1915.
A resolution was passed author
ling the mayor and city clerk to
contract for the sewer ON Second
street.
The deed of Sarah Thomas of
San Francisco granting the city
piece of land connecting Linn
street with the railroad tracks
near the canning factory was re-
ferred to the street committee.
The ordinance for a sidewalk on
the east side of Ash street in block
10 was laid over.
An ordinance for a side walk on
Sixth avenue and on lot eight block
3 in Browns addition on the south
side was passed.
An ordinance relative to the
amendment of the city charter
was passed.
A resolution of sympathy was
sent TO Alderman Andrews.
Western Sharp was appointed
special opera house police,
The application for building per-
nit in block 6 BY Aug. Gust was re-
ferred to the fire warden Of the
Third ward
Claims allowed;
L. P. Wolf, water appraisal G3600
]. E. Jones, water appraisal 6ll.90
Charles Bender, cement work 39397
Seneca Corbin, sheriff
and jail fees. ......... ....235
F. ". Catlin biacklnsithing ..285
J, B. Cummings, cleaning
fire alarm batteries ........."8.00
Lee English Co. nails ..........200
J. L. Stewart, lumber. ........ 1928
A. H. Pratt, hardware 49,. .55
R. Delap, three dogs ........ 800
A. y. Wells, painting city
ndI' ....... .....-....... IzU.OO
Men and teams at crusher ...383.92
Baraboo Lighting Co.
lights for July y........... s"72f3