The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1904-06-15
Council 6 I
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| At the meeting of the city coun-
| Gil last evening all of the aldermen
were present, and Mayor Marriott
presided.
On the proposed ordinance for
the issuance of bonds in the sum of
$4,000 for the purpose of purchas-
ing the Baraboo water plant, nine
Yates were cast in the affirmative.
A communication was read from
the Baraboo Lighting Co. to the
effect that the company if given
little time would have the streets
which it has found necessary to dig
into, in as good condition as it found
them.
A resolution from Joe Hooker Post
thanking the council and others
who took part in or any way con-
tributed to the Memorial Day SER
vices, was read and placed on file.
The tabernacle committee asked
permission to suspend a large ban
ner across Oak street during the
revival meetings in the city.
Granted.
Arthur T. Johnson asked to have
refunded to him the taxes ($27. .19)
levied against the property at the
corner of Oak and Second streets,
which was condemned to govern
ment use.
Arthur Ballard asked to have the
billiard room license of L. S. Almy
transferred to him. Granted.
The anti-spitting ordinance in
troduced by Alderman Jacobs was
read and laid over under the rules.
City Marshal Stone was ordered
to present a bill to M. Nc Gam for
81, to settle for the removal of
brush from IN front of Nc Cams
premises bv Stone.
Two ordinances were passed pro-
viding for certain sidewalk grades.
The ordinance providing for the
paving of the streets leading from
Second avenue to Eighth avenue
and to the town line, was passed.
1t was decided to begin the paw
ing at the town line and work in
ward towards the center of the
city.
1t was decided to have placed a
cement sidewalk along the east side
of the City Hall property.
By resolution of Alderman Degan,
shingle roof was ordered placed
on the South Side house hose.
On moion tof Alderman Woolford,
theliceuse committee will be at the
City Hall Monday, June 20, to re-
ceive applications for saloon
licenses.
The mayor appointed John M.
True, HI. L.Halsted and Us. WORTH
man as members of the library board
for three years.
A resolution by Alderman
Thuerer providing for taxes to
meet the principal and interest of
the proposed water bonds, was
passed.
Aldermen Thuerer, Jacobs and
Coughlin were chosen to be the
board of review for the coming
year.
The petition of. Ed. Koerth for a
sidewalk grade was granted.
The petion of M. HI. Mould for a
sidewalk grade was granted.
Martin DYrude was granted a
sidewalk grade.
The street committee was author
lied to have constructed a cement
crossing on Second street from the
Walbridge property to the Whit
man property.
The following claims we're al
lowed:
Fire Dept, fires, ........ $44.50
Baraboo News Pub. Co.
printing. ......... ..... $3. w
Men and Teams on streets, S431 84
Eugene Dietzgen Co., sup. .......
plies, ........ SO SO
R. E. Noyes, legal services, $25. 90
J. B. Cummings, work, $500
,Baraboo Lighting Co 90. ....
lights, .................. $2 80
Seneca Corbin, tees, . 81 O5
Andrew Althof, work, .s16 90
Fred Brooks, work, ......... $500
Welsbach st. Light. Co., ,..........
lights, ........,,.. $l0042
Baraboo Lighting Co..
lights, ................. $272 "a
E. ]. Dupont, Dynamite, $75 95