The Baraboo news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1884-1911, 1910-06-30
WATER PLANT TO
Be INVESTIGATED
THREE LICENSE Permits LAID
OVER UNTIL ADJOURNED
MEETING.
From Fridays Daily

the aldermen present.
A petition for street lamp on the
corner of Ninth and Elizabeth streets
was referred to the fire and city build
ings committee as was also petition
for a street lamp near the old Man
chester bridge, so that light would be
thrown on both bridges.
A sewer permit by August Bartz to
connect with the Fifth streetI sewer
was referred to the sewer committee.
A petition was read and referred to
the street committee tor the extension
of Martin stree in the Third ward
from the west line, south several
blocks.
A remonstrance was then read,
signed by 256 persons, against. the sale
OF intoxicating liquors at 4O4 Oak
street, the same being within 300 feet
of the school grounds. Another re-
mOnstraHce for the same reasons against
the sale of liquors at 4l9 Oak !lstreet,
The two petitions were referred to the
license committee. +. j. Kalaher has
made application for license at 404
Oak and M. J. Power at 419 Oak. At
4O4 Oak the license was revoked last
winter.
The street committee reported that
new plank walk was being placed over
the Oak street bridge in compliance
with a resolution passed some time
ago. Because of the heat the crushed
rock plant would not be started for
some time.
Alderman Effinger reported that
the fire and city buildings committee
Wisconsin marine band to use one OF
the rooms of the city hall one night
each week for practice providing the
practice was not held'during a meeting
of the council or a committee nor was
at a time when it would interfere with
any other business of the city govern
ment. They advised that the clerk
enter into an agreement with the band
officials. A resolution to that effect
was carried unanimously.
The petition for gas lamp at South
Cherry street was not allowed, the
committee considering it unnecessary.
Pharmacists permits to sell intoxi-
eating liquors for scientific purposes
were granted w. E. Barringer, J. B.
Donovan, G. II. Evenson, A. F. Fisher
and G.. w. Whitman.
Applications to sell intoxicating
liquors were granted Nicholas Strauss,
HI. Staten, Gustave Wagenbreth,
August Reineke, Carl Zimmerly,
Emil Platt, w. II. Vogler, Charles
Pattengale, Wan. Kunzleman, Her
man Welk, George Urban, James A.
karnes, II. E. Moog and G. E. In
gram. The petitions of M. II. Powers
and F. J. Kalaher were laid over to be
considered at the adjourned meeting
CT the city council Tuesday evening
June 28. They were not allowed be-
against them. The petition of G. J.
Ziegler was laid over until the next
meeting because of technicality in
the time of handing in the petition.
Alderman Isenberg recommen ded
that the plansand specifcstions..for the
Birch street sewer be adopted and an
ordinance was adopted for the con-
struction of concrete sewer on Birch
street between First and Fourth ave-
nues.
A resolution was passed authorizing
the sewer committee to have catch
basins filled with water where the
water had evaporated below the crook
preventing the escape of gases.
The ordinance for the annexation of
Effinger's Park was adopted.
An ordinance presented by Alder.
man Thuerer was then presented and
adopted. 1t fixed the salaries of the
police and fire department as follows;
Chief of Police, $50 per month.
Assistant chief, $50 per month.
Each night patrol, 500.
Chief of fire department, S2U per
month.
Members of department for erch fire
81.
The bonds of the police were fixed
as follows: chief of police, $1,000, night
patrol, $1,000, assistant chief, $1,000.
A resolution was passed renewing
the contract with Sherm Luce to fur
nlsh teams at night fires SIS per
month.