The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1906-07-04
Council g !
Proceedings.
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(From THURSDAY S Daily.)


dermen we're in their seats at the
meeting of the council, last night,
except Hofstatter.
The board of education recon-
mended that the contract for gener-
al construction of the new High
school be let to Geo. Smith & Co. of
| Kaukauna; the heating plant to
Fred Brewer of Richland Center,
and the plumbing to Otto Schadde
of Baraboo. Such recommendation
was approved by the council.
Henry Graf and E. w. Worth of
fered to duplicate the bid offered
by Geo. Smith & Co., but as no bond
accompanied the offer, the council
could take no action on it.
7. F. RisleY and others and the
Congregational church asked for
sewer permits.
T. W. English and others decided
an alley in Englishs subdivision, to
the city. Mrs. A.. S. Hawley deed
ed an extension of Washington ave-
nue. to Sixth street, to the city.
The English deed was, accepted, ac-
tion on the other was deferred.
Chas. F. Rote asked for sidewalk
grade on the east side of Quarry
street. Referred to the street com
mittee.
Mrs. J. E. English, L. S. Van
Orden anl R. B. Griggs were reap
pointed members of the library
board for three years.
City Attorney Kelley rendered
an opinion to the effect that the
city has a right to sell the cedar
paving blocks about to be removed
on Oak and Third streets.
H. F. Schroeder offered to remove
the blocks if the city would give
him the blocks and 800.
On motion of Alderman Jacobs.
the street committee was authoriz.
ed to make such disposal of the
blocks as it might see fit.
The petition of Herman Koepp
for sidewalk grade adj oining his
property on 8:h. street, was grant
ed.
On resolution of Alderman Cough
lin, the city clerk was authorized to
purchase of the II. M. Johnston
Lumber Co. 35 tons of small egg
coal at 1888 per ton.
Fiei HI. Bertram, Pauline Ben
der, John Fl. Harris, James A.
Karnes, W. P. Kunzelman, W. F.
Luther, Peter Nc Donald, M. H.
Power, Nick Strauss, Emil Platt.
Chas. Rutland, Guy Sweet, Staten
& Fllhauer, Fred Tobler, George
Urban, G. Wagenbreth and Carl
zimmerly were granted saloon IL
censes.
W. E. Baringer, J. B. Donovan.
c. H. Evenson, A. F. Fisher and c.
W. Whitman were granted phar-
macists' permits to sell liquor.
The city engineer was authorized
to plan sewer on Camp street
from I'd. to 5th., sufficient to drain
the property in that section.
The following claims were allowed.
ID. NJ. Johnston Lumber Co., lum-
Der, .................. 1926. 86.
Geo. ]. Gollmar, supplies, ;. 3O.88.
W. B. Hazeltine, expenses, .8.55.
J. ". Towers, work, 200.
Ed. L. Luckow, printing, ..625.
Emil Moog, rodman, .2O.35
Sauk Co. Land & Mg. Co.,
uyndmlte, ..................2 30.
Hugh Rooney, work, .l5O.
J. F. Kartack, printing, .2.5O.
Baraboo News Pub. Co.,
printing, ......... -. 20
VIM. Lamberton, work, ....6 90.
Chris. Dyrud, rent of she'd. ..875.
c. FL. Carr, work, g 80.
Men and Teams for city work,
...... ..''.''.......... 49,. .26l. 90.
c. Il. Evenson, disinfectants, "a 90
Chas. Bender, hauling rock, so. .25.
An ordinance was introduced REQ.
ulating the speed of autos and bicv-
cles to II miles per hour between
crossings and to 6 miles per hour
over crossings, and was laid over
under the rules.