Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-02-08
CITY COUNCIL.

the city attorney and the committee
on judiciary.
Alderman Elatter offered a resolil-
ton providing for the installation of
the water meter system of collecting
water rentals. The resolution was
killed.
The committee on salaries reported
in favor of reducing the salary of the
health officer from 800 to 1850 per
year. A motion was put to defer ac-
ton until Feb. l6, but the motion was
lost and the committees report was
adopted, after several aldermen had
expressed themselves as in favor of
raising the salaries of some of the
other city officials, especially the
treasurer.
About year ago Mayor John La
mont presented message to the
council fayoring raise in salary of
the fire and police departments. This
message was read again at Tuesday
nights meeting Mr.. Lamont stated
that trouble had been experienced in
getting competent man to assume
the responsibilities of chief of the fire
department, because of the low salary
attached to the job. Frank Zielsdorf,
who is acting chief, wants to be re-
lieyed of the esponsibility. The
mayor favored raising the treasurers
salary, but was against lowering that
of the city health officer.
A house divided against itself cam
not stand is maxim which does not
seem to appeal to the property own
ers along Scott and Washington streets,
| judging from the petitions for paving
handed in to the council Thursday
evening. One called for the macad-
amiZing of Scott street from the high
bridge to First street and for paving
the balance of the street up to Fourth
with brick. Another provided for
rock macadam from Third to the
high bridge. A number of Washing
ton street property owners asked that
that street be macadamiZed from
Fifth TO Fourth and from First to
the slough bridge, the intervening
space to be bricked. 1t was voted to
obtain another vote from the property
owners on those two streets as to
their choice.
Chief of Police Thos. Malone report
ed that during the month of January
the city hall jail had housed forty
five vags, DRINKS, etc.
The mayor announced the appoint
ment Of the following as officers at
the polling booths next spring, to-
gether with the location of the
booths:
FIRST WARD.
Inspectors-Henry Miller, A. H.
Halder, Martin Simonson.
Clerks of Election-John bern,
Leander Ringle.
Ballot Clerks Conrad Sem, Carl
Roloff.
SECOND WAkD.
Inspectors -Edw. G. Kretlow, Au-
gust Klosterman, W. A. Paff.
Clerks of Election-Frank Mormon,
T.. w. Lemke
Ballot Clerks Frank Boettcher,
John Donnelly.
THIRD WARD.
Inspector-C. G. Kruger, Herman
Voeltz, Philip Stadler.
Clerks of Election-Fred E. Kimball,
J. j. Lohmar.
Ballot Clerks-A. w. Kreuger, Frank
Hannemann.
FOURTH WARD.
Inspectors-P. O. Means, William
Waterhouse, Hugo Peters.
Clerks of Election Robert Schmidt,
w. p. Brown.
Ballot Clerks Paul Peters, Theo.
Danielson.
FIFTH WARD
Inspectors-R. n. Larner d. M.
Maxon, =. Lampert.
Clerks of Election Ray Charter, f.
w. Weisse.
Ballot Clerks-L. Swope, b. f.
koSchman.
SIXTH WARD.
Inspectors. ii. Renshaw, Chas.
Olson, w. A. Berger
Clerks of Election Schneider,
Walter Barden.
Ballot Clerks Paul Jankowski, Her.
man Brechler.
SEVENTH WARD.
Inspectors-Fred Mueller, j. j.
Muckerheide, Aug. Treutle.
Clerks of Election-M oritz Hecker,
j. +. ENTER.
Ballot Clerks-Aug. Hunger Fred,
EggerS.
EIGHTH WARD.
Inspectors-Henry Pakenkopf, f.
J.. Rifleman,. Julius Priebe.
Clerks of Election-August Otto,
Fred Sorges
Ballot Clerks Leudtke, Albert
Pagel.
NINTH WARD.
Inspectors Morgan, Henry
Beck, Robt. KToening.
Clerks of Election-Aug Knaack,
Allen Mccormick.
Ballot Clerks-Jos. Lestina, Frank
Benz.
Adjournment was taken to Wednes-
day, Feb Is.