Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1911-09-22
COMMON COUNCIL

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The Common Council met in regular
session at the city hall Tuesday even.
ing. Aldermen Chandler, Van Uxem,
Price Tiff, Braun, CLAUS, voelkel and
prudisch in attendance. Mayor Chas.
B. Perry presiding.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read Ind approved
A Axommunication from Wa'e II. Rich
ardsoE and eight other property hold
ers was presented requesting that the
width OF sidwalSs or Maple Terrace be
fixed at is feet on each side of the
street was presented and referred to
the committee on streets.
petition from Fred Eggert on
North Avenue was presented in the
regular form asking for permission to
tap water main on North Avenne, was
pressuted and referred to the board Of
public works.
The reports of the board Of public
works providing for settlement with
contractors for sewers and water mains
completed, were presented and referr-
ed to she finance committee.
A Communication WAS presented
from the Blue Mound Country Club
concerning the sidewalk along the
north fine of Wells Street, between seth
Street aud the grounds Of the Club.
The Communication was referred 10
the committee on streets
The board OF public works reported
the completion Of sewers on Luding
ton. Kenwood, Western and Warren
Avenues, aud the water on Western,
Ludington, Kenwood and Rogers, with
recommendation that provision he
MAIDS En- settlement of contracts, re-
ferra.sssB csnnulittce en- fiaa9ee.
Aresolution was introduced provid-
ing for the Issue in certain cases Of
special Improvement bonds for street
Improvements on West milwaukee, and
Greenfield Avenues, and referred to
the finynce committee.
An ordinance was also presented di
recting the issue Of bonds for street
improvements on the two last above
named streets. Referred to the finance
committee.
The finance committee reported back
on bills in their hands with recommen-
dations concerning the same for allow
auce, and the bills were ordered paid
as recommended by the finance com
mittee.
The board of public works submit
ted bids received pursuant to official
notice for delivery of coal to water
works plant, the lowest bidder being
the Wauwatosa Fuel, Feed & Lumber
Co. at the price of SO o5 per ton. deliv-
cred in the coal bins at the water works
plant. A resolution accompanied the
report, which was recommended for
adoption and with was adopted by vote
OF the Council.
An ordnance changing the name Of
Hadley Avenue to Sttckney Avenue
was reported back for recommendation
and adoption and unanimously passed
by the council.
The finance committee reported back
resolution and ordinance ia the matter
Of special improvement bonds on Sixth
Avenue, West Milwaukee and Green
field Avenues ard the resolution aud
ordinance wele adopted.
The committees reported back on
resolutions providing for settlement
with the contractors for sewer and
waterworks work on Ludington, Ken
wood, Western. Warren and Rogers
Avenues. The resolutions were adopt
ed.
Jhe report of the board of public
works on assessments for benefits and
damages along the line of the State
Street improvement contemplated to
be made was laid before the council
and unanimously confirmed.
There being no further business the
council was adjourned until Saturday
evening, September % at 7:45 Z. NJ.