Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-02-13

Gall nreman, west side... $500
City Electrician ........... 5000
Teamsters, fire dept.... $500 T"
Electrician fire dept. $500
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000 year
The mayor announced the appoint
ment of the following persons as in
spectors, clerks and ballot clerks in
the various wards, for the coming
spring election, which was approved:
FIRST WARD.
nspectors-Jacob Gensman, Jr., M.
Fl. Duncan, Albert Halder.
Clerks-Oscar Helke, Martin Simon
son.
Ballot clerks-C Carl Roloff, Conrad
Seim.
SECOND WARD.
spectors-Herman Lemke, F. II.
Norman, Sr., August Klosterman.
Clerks-Ed. w. Lemke, f. HI. Nor
man, Jr.
Ballot clerks-Jchn Donnelly, Carl
Werheim.
THIRD WARD.
Inspect ors-W. B. Philbrick, G.. G.
Kr1eger, Herman Voelz
Clerks. ]. Lohmar, Walter Flieth.
Ballot clerks-Frank Hanneman, A.
w. Kruger.
FOURTH WARD.
Inspectors-W. Waterhouse, P. o.
Means, Frank Ross.
Clerks-Robert Schmidt, J. b. And
rews.
Ballot clerks-Theo. Danielson, Paul
Peters.
FIFTH WARD.
Inspectors-R. N. Larner, d. M.
Maxson, Leonard Lampert.
Clerks-F. w. Weise, F. w. Young.
Ballot clerks-Joseph Heinemann,
Harry Yost.
SIXTH WARD.
Inspectors-W. A. Berger, John
Renshaw, Charles Olson.
Clerks-Walter Barden, Joe Schnei-
der.
Ballot clerks-Simon Schaumburger,
Herman Brechler
SEVENTH WARD.
Inspectors-Jos. J. Muckerheide, A.
Treutel, Fred Miller.
Clerks-Jacob Enter, Moritz Hecker
Ballot Clerks-F. w. Eggers, August
Hunger.
EIGHTH WARD.
spectors-Henry Pagenkopf, E. J.
Rfieman, Gustav Priebe.
Clerks-Herman Wren, Walter
Merzel.
Ballot Clerks-Albert Pagel, Stephen
Joswich.
NINTH WARD.
Inspectors -Rob't Kroening, Henry
Beck, William Schaeffer.
Clerks-Allen Mccormick, John
Morgan.
Ballot Clerks-Franz Benz, Joseph
Lestina.
Albert Frederick asked for refund
of sic taxes on a COW he does not own;
referred to committee on claims. Geo.
Hart was allowed refund of taxes on
$500 house which he does not own.
Frank Vogel was assessed for four
acres OF land which he is not the
possessor of and taxes on the same
were refunded. The assessor, Herman
Miller, stated he had assessed a house
at 81 600 in Dunbar & Browns addition
when in reality there is no house on
the property described, and he asked
that the taxes be refunded to the
owner, which was referred to the above
committee. Albert Kummerow's petit
ton asking that his taxes be cancelled
because he is a cripple and unable to
work, was granted. A E. Ziebell's
petition for refund of taxes on prop
erty on Forest street was not allowed.
Chris Justesen presented a bill for
$50 for work done in mounting street
signs Alderman Schmidt questioned
the right of Mr.. Justesen to do the
work without authority from the coun-
Gil and he thought 10c apiece for mount
ing was too much Comptroller John
Sell and some of the aldermen ex-
planned that in mailing the signs on
buildings as they were, the enamel was
cracked off and the work of mounting
them on boards was necessary. The
bill was then allowed with but four
dissenting votes
The annual report of the chief of the
fire department was presented and ac-
cepted. 1t showed that during 1905
there had been 103 alarms, only SO be-
ing actual fires. The value of the
property destroyed amounted to $4,000
which losses were partially protected
by $4,000 insurance.