The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1907-06-19
SESSION Of
CITY FATHERS
LICENSE COMMITTEE MEETS S
JUNE 17-SlDeWALKS CON-
DEMNED.
SECOND WARD IMPROVEMENTS
Macadamizing Of Streets-Petitons
Granted-Other Business.
(From Fridays DaiIy.)

(FrOm fridays Da1ly.)
Council was called at o'clock; all
present excepting w. Fl. McFetridge
The notice Of claims and injuries by
VIM Peck in consequence of injuries
TO lis property sustained from the
freshet some weeks ago was referred to
the finance committee and city at
torney.
J E. Buckley, city marshal, report
ed having turned INTO the city treasury
$63.65 personal property and poll taxes
collected during May. Ordered filed.
TIE appointment Of r. DeI4ap by
the city marshal was confirmed by
the council.
A resolution offered by Alderman
Thuerer for purchasing a suitable boil
er for the pumping station of the wat
er works was adopted.
several petitions for street crossings,
sewer, culverts, alleys, street lamps,
and an application for standard side
walk were granted.
The mayor appointed on the library
board the following: H. l.. Hastead,
j. M. True, and H. M. Acott
The following were appointed by the
council as members of the board of re-
view: Alderman Thuerer ,.1st ward,
Alderman Jacobs, End ward, and Aid
erman Welks, 3rd ward.
The finance committee recommended
with regard to the ventilation and
furnance Improvements in the Second
and Third wards, that necessary i'm
prOVements be made in theI Second
ward building. This was adopted as
well as a resolution appropriating
$35O6.OO for this purpose.
The application of Ernest Sanderson
TO construct standard sidewalk along
West side of West street lot /, B, 18
Adams, was recommended by the
street committee and adopted.
Sidewalks on the property of the
following were condemned and ordered
out: Fred Howard, Charles Sarahan,
anG Patrick Sarahan.
A resolution was offered by Alder
man Altpeter that the license COM
mittee be in session on June II for
the purpose of receiving and acting ur-
on licenses for sale of intoxicating
liquors for the ensuing year.
An ordinance for paving 3rd street
from Ash street East to Elizabeth was
adopted, and a resolution was passed
TO advertise for bids.
In a resolution offered by Alderman
Jacobs and passed by the council, the
city clerk was authorized to purchase
two dump carts for sewerage work.
The fire and city building committee
was authorized to have furnished four
street lamps on Seventh avenue, Oak
street, and Fifth streets.
The following claims were allowed:
John Rooney, lease of land. ... $4,000
Hood Bros. printing. ng........ 21.3O
Baraboo Fuel and Ltg Co.,
coal, city hall. .............. 1928
F. M. Johnson, blowing curfew.. 100
John ArnOtt, repairs. rs..... $50
Harry English, ,rOdman. ...... $3.50
Settergren and Pitman. ........ 14.49
Men and team at quarry. ..... 1890
Indiana Road Machine Co.
supplies. ....-............. 3ll.24
James Heffel, hauling rock. ..... 34.OO
Laird and Shepard, raising
walks, etc.................39 1880
Charles F. Platt, drayage -. 1.25
R. DeLap, killing dogs. ...,.... 200
Andrew Patrick, burying
dogs and cats -............. =. rs
J. E. Buckley, kiIlingdogs
etc. dog chain postage. $50
Welshbach st. Ltg. Co.
lighting streets in May. 1912
VIM. Bailey, cleaning
catch basins. ........... $40
Herbert Savage, cleaning
catch basins. .......... 1S.4O
George Westenhavor, cleaning
catch basins. S. 1900