The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1913-06-12
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the said board shall give public
notice by publication In the official
paper, to the effect that said board
will meet for the purpose of making
such assessment at a time and place
TO fixed in said notice.
Dated June 3rd, 1913.
(Signed) E Bryan.
1t was me we'd and seconded that
all rules interfering with the lmme-
date passage Of the above resolution
be suspended and that the resolution
be passed at this meeting. Upon
roll call all present voted in the
affirmative with the exception of
Geo. Fluck. Resolution therefore
ordered laid over until the next
meeting of the Council.
The Committee to whom was re-
fe1red the petition from the Nor
weglan Lutheran Church Society,
regarding the temporary culverts and
sewers emptying refuse onto certain
property owned by said Society, made
a verbal report and recommended
that this matter receive immediate
attention. 1t was then moved and
seconded that the Street Commission
er he instructed to extend the sur
face sewer from the alley in Block
81, Townsite of Washburn, on 3rd
Ave. W. running on the west side
of said Avenue, to 9th Street for the
purpose of taking care of the surface
water running through blocks and
II in Vaughn & Austrian's Addition,
and that the Street Commissioner be
empowered to use his own judgment
regarding size of pipes used for this
extension. Motion carried unani
mously.
Mr.. M. H. Robinson, assessor,
appeared before the Council and
stated that in his opinion it prob
ably would be necessary, for the pur-
pose of arriving at true values of
certain stocks of merchandise, to
have inventories taken and asked
that he be allowed an assistant for
short period in doing this work. 1t
was moved and seconded that the
request of the assessor be granted.
The motion was lost by the follow
ing votes, those voting in the affirm
alive being: Lysager, ThOreson, Her.
ing, Felix and Dibbell; those voting
In the negative Bryan, Fluck, White,
Faulk, Ambly aud Peterson.
1t WAS moved and seconded that
The Committee on Charities be in
structed to notify the Town Board of
the Town of Bayview at once TO take
care of Ed. jackson, a resident of
said Town, who has applied for
assistance being very i'll. Motion
carried.
Alderman Lysager, chairman Of
the COMMITTEE on Streets and Bridges,
stated that two bids had been re-
ceived for the furnishing of certain
amount of sewer pipes for the City,
Que from William Olson for 1868 and
one from b. Ungrodt, for 1866, "A.
The committee was instructed to
accept the lowest bid.
Mr.. e. G. Alvord appeared be-
fore the Council regarding a suit for
damage against the City commenced
sometime ago by Andrew Elm, and
stated that it was his opinion that it
would be for the interest of the
City to make settlement with him,
as the matter could now be settled
for $50. After some discussion re-
gardlng the matter, it was moved
end seconded that a settlement be
made on that basis. Motion carried
on roll coll, those voting in the
affirmative being Bryan, White,
Faulk, Lysager, Peterson. Thoreson,
Herring and Dlbbell; in the negative,
FIuck, AmbIy and Felix.
Alderman Faux called the coun-
ellis attention to damage done to the
Nelson Hose House, having been
struck by lightning sometime ago,
and that the damage should be re-
paired. This matter was referred to
the Committee on Public Buildings
to take the matter up.
Anon Holt appeared before the
Council, asking assistance, stating
that he had no funds and was in need
of medical treatment, and upon
motion the Commute on Charities
was instructed to inves igate his