The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1905-05-17
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Mayor Marriott presided at the
meeting of the city council, last
evening and all the aldermen were
present.
The board of education asked for
$6, 600 for the purpose of placing
new heating and ventilating sYs TENS
in the First and Second ward school
buildings. A representative of d
concern manufacturing such plants
was present and addressed the
council. He said that the system
IN use in those two buildings are
verv bad, the one in the First ward
being very unsanitary. The matter
was referred to the finance commit
tee.
On motion of Alderman An
drews, J. W. Davis was chosen sup
erintendent of the stone crusher for
the season Of 1905, at a salary of
$2.5 per DAY.
Alderman Andrews altered a res
olution that the street committee
advertise for bids looking towards
the purchase of aisteam road roller,
to be about II tons weight and to
cost approximately $2,500 1t was
proposed to borrow the money with
which to make the purchase. Alder
man Jacobs in speaking in favor
of the measure said that the engine
of the roller could be used to run
the stone crusher. The resolution
was voted down.
Deeds from D. Rumpf and Philip
Cheek for lands providing for the.
extension of Tenth avenue west
from Oak street, were received and
accepted.
F. R. Woodruff. C. A. Langdon,
Al. Ringling, E. August Runge and
Fl, Moeller were granted sewer per-
mits.
The ordinance providing for the
paving of Second avenue and a por-
tion of Second street, was passed.
The proposed milk and cream Or
dinance was laid over to the next
meeting.
Alderman Jacobs said that it ap-
pears that the gas company is not
living up to the ordinance requiring
streets to be put in proper condition
after laying pipes. He introduced
a resolution and it was passed that
the street commissioner shall make
an examination of the streets where
pipes have been laid, and where de-
fects are found that the commits
sioner shall require the manager. of
the gas company to make them
good,
Alderman Foley introduced an or
dinanCe for the construction of a
sewer on Fourth street west from
the intersection of Fourth and Mill,
and on Mound and Elizabeth to
Remington. All of the aldermen
voted for the ordinance.
The resolution requiring the city
clerk to be the custodian and pur-
chasing agent of all city supplies,
was repealed, as it was touuu to be
impossible to carry out itsprovisions.
Alderman Foley was granted per-
mission to move building from the
corner of 18th and Broadway to his
nursery packing grounds.
The bonds of T. Desmond as
night watchman, andC. L. Brews-
ter as street commissioner, were
approved.
On resolution of Alderman An
drews, the mayor appointed z lder-
men Andrews, Wooltord and Kar-
tack to meet with a committee of
three from Joe Hooker post, G. A.
r. to arrange for Memorial Day
services. It is probable that the
services will be held in the court
house park this year, as there is no
suitable hall.
The following claims were allowed:
M. ]. Coughlin, burying dog S1.OO
John Saare. attending sick, 1880
Hood Bros. printing, 6.75
S. Corbin, sheriff's fees, 4.8O
Chas. Rutland, rebate On walk, ..
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Geo.J. Gollmar, hitching rail, ,1.35
Emil Moog, work .1758
Men and Teams on streets, 318 66
F. Rote, ringing fire bell, 11.16
Fire Dept, fire May 3, go. 1870
| j @. Seaman, work, 400
J. w. Davis, lock etc. ..1.56
Teams on city work, 81 so
Men on city work. lib 20
| VIM OFT, shovel handle. .35
Lee English, shovels, .....3 90
Barabco Light Co., lights. 28l15
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