Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1906-10-06

COMMON COUNCIL

Loyeland. Marquardt, Chandler, Kurtz
and Prudsh IN attendance
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The city treasurer's statement of
finances for September, examined and
found correct by the acting conptrol-
Ter. was presented and ordered placed
on file.
The marshal's report Of street lights
not burning during September, was
presented and referred to the finance
committee.
The city bills and pay rolls for Sep
TENDER were presented and referred to
| the finance committee.
A request from Z. d. Underwood was
| presented asking for permission to
move Il house over and along portion
Of North avenue in the Second ward
Read and referred to committee on
streets and city attorney.
The board OF public works admitted
a report in relation to sidewalks. The
report showing that The board have de
termined that certain sidewalks in
trout Of property therein desert bed are
unsafe, defective and insufficient. Read
and referred to committee on streets.
The board of public works also re-
ported recommending that Il gate and
check valve be placed in the - inch
water pipe near the pumping station
at a cost not to exceed 8225. Read and
referred to finance committee
The city clerk and acting comptrol-
Ter submitted a report with detailed
statement of estimates of amounts of |
money that will be required in the var
ions departments of the city of Wau-
watosa for the ensuing calendar year |
Read and referred to the finance com
mittee
alderman Currie, for the committee
on health, reported that the parties
living on the Connors land, corner 4th
avenue and Washington street, have
rented same. We find that the woman
and other parties occupying said land
have moved to Milwaukee,. Referred
to committe ON health. city attorney
and mayor.
MIR. Jos. johnson and Mr.. C. L. Brown
who reside near the camp above men
toned, asked 70 be heard in relation to
the matter and stated that in their o.
pinion the Objectionable tenants were
still holding the fort, and hoped the
council would still further investigates.
Alderman Chandler introduced an or
dinance to permanently establish the
grade on Watson avenue from the cen
ter of Wauwatosa avenue to the center
of 3rd avenue in the first ward city of
Wauwatosa. Read and referred TO the
committee on pats and grades and
rules and ordinances.
The finance committee reported back
a number Of city bills and pray rolls
with resolution recommending that
they be allowed and ordered paid.
Upon ron call they were ordered paid.
The committee on streets and city
attorney reported on the petition of
+. D, Underwood for permit to use
part of North avenue to remove
building, with resolution granting
same, and recommending that the
resolution be adopted. The resolution
was adopted 10y vote of the council
Tie finance committee reported back
the communication concerning check
and gate valves at water works plant
with a resolutions, and recommending
that it be adopted. Theresolution was
adopted
The committee on streets reported
back the communication and report in
relation to defective sidewalks with
resolution fayoring the adoption of the
report. The resolution was adopted
The resolution appears in another
column of this paper under head of
"Uhcial Notice
A petition by II. Leisll and Joseph
johnson was presented, ASKING for
water and sewer mains in Fourth ave-
nue north OF Last Center street Re
f1rred to board Of public work
Alderman Prudisch moved that the
council proceed to the election of Il
school commissioner for She Fourth
ward and nominated J. W. Rec};er for
that position. Th,re being NO further
nominations vote WAS taken. Mir j.