The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1907-11-20
RESOLUTION TO SUMMON PHIL
HAUER AND STATEN TOAPPEAR
BEFORE THE COUNCIL.
SEVERAL REPORTS PRESENTED,
Contract With Lighting Company Re-
newed-Claims Allowed and
Other Business.
(From Fridays Daily.)

(From Fridays Daily.)
Final @ctiOn concerning the resolu-
to summon Philhauer and Staten be-
fore the council to show why their Ii.
cense should not be revoked. is to take
place at a special meeting of the
fathers next Friday evening, Nov. %.
A resolution was passed last evening to
that effect. This measure was intro
duced by Alderman Altpeter, as the
report of the license committee which
had the matter under consideration.
The mayor said that the council had
desired to hold the question open until
Alderman McFetridge returned, since
he had expressed desire to be present
when it came before them. Those in
terested in the case, however, he said,
had declared that they would carry
the matter to the circuit court if
immediate action were not taken.
The contract with the Welshhack
Lighting company for furnishing gas
lamps was renewed for two years at
the same rate. The representative of
the company was present and explain
ed that although prices of gasoline and
labor were rising, yet the fact that
Baraboo kept increasing the number of
the lights from year to year encouraged
the company to favor this town with
rates which were really lower than in
most other towns.
City Marshall Buckley reported poll
taxes collected amounting to $139.5O.
The finance committee reported that
the reports of the city treasurer and
marshal were found correct. Report
adopted.
The committee on streets and bridges
reported the macadam and concrete
work by Laird & Shepard on Third
and Elizabeth satisfactorily done. The
of Street Commissioner HI. HI. Hubert
as to repairs to sidewalks was adopted;
as was also the assessments for stan
dard side walks by City Engineer
French.
Sewer permits were granted to
Charles Palson, Emma Schudlick, l..
F. Halsted, W. T. Marquardt.
The following claims were allowed;
HI, NJ. Johnston, COAL. $48.44
HI. M. Johnston, lumber. ..... 2S.I2
Shepard & Laird, cement
work " 21632
Chas. Bender, crossings
etc........... ................. Al ~
Laird & Shepard, cement ap-
proaches. oO.4O
III. M. Johnston, cement for
sewer. .................. 593.47
J. E. Buckley, postage
>tc................ ............. 1.70
r. Delap, killing dog. 49,. ..... 100
Seneca, Corbin, special
police. .................... 1.50
Chas. ButterfieId, special
police .................... l.50
Labor of men and teams
E. Archer..... ................. M.50
Chris Dyrude, shed rent. ......... 7.50
Buckley & Taylor, sup
Plies. ...... ..............." 40
George J. Gollmar, sup
plies .................... 1900
G. ThueIer, repairs. rs............... 8.75
Ell, MOeller and Sons. re-
pairs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. A.95
F. Rote, ringing fire
bell. .................... 9OO
Davis & Cooley, coal for
Hood Bros. publish
Thomas Williams, kero-
Henry Graft, labor. 8.75
M. g. Hacker, book. ............ 800
WeiShbach St. Ltg. Go.
VIM Welk, special
III. Ludwig, special po-
S. j. Coates, special po-
lice. ......... .......... ....... 100
Peter Jorge, special po-
lice OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l.00
! Raraboo Ltg. Go. light
ing streets NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1850
I Baraboo Lt@. Co. light
ing go. ...... .............. 3.89
Laraboo Ltg. Co. light
ing g..... -; .;......: ZZo.oz
This lass /, is the balance due the
company u ier the paying of the
taxes fro01 t lighting bills between
April anu plem5er.