The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-04-16
CITY COUNCIL NOTES.

Inc council met IN adjourned session
last Thursday to canvass the vote cast
at the city election Tuesday. There
were no changes in the results announ-
ced last week JOS Kapitz and Louis
Bull were tied for Alderman for the
9th ward. Pursuant TO the city char
ter it was decided by lot and kapitz,
the sitting alderman, won. The tie
Tor supervisor for the 7th we~1 was de-
cided by julius Weina boea'lns 'os'
Wachowiacz in the drawineg' ho'h oe-
- feated candidates were SOCIALISTS
The engineer will report upon .i'e
cost of permanent paveements w,'n
driveways narrowed to 35p 1ee'' ihe
Mayor believes in doing thpls III many
cases instead of graveling.i
The council again met inn aoJou'neo
session Tuesday to wind up Ihe re'i''ns
councils business.
A cargo of crushed stdoue Will oe
bought at Sl.10 per yard
The clerk will advertise Tor plos io'
interest on daily balances O OF the cl'y
funds.
The matter OF insuring cityty property
in the state fund came up. Aemal
moved to table it. The II motion was
lsst, s to 6, the followiYlng Votlhs
'aye''. Schroeder, Thorison N, Llpper'
Nienauber, smugler and Zeleman'
A motion to adjourn siSllnNe. e way ava
carried and the old council was dead.
The Mayor spoke feelingly in bidding
goodbye TO Plumb, Frazier and Lip
pert. He said they had been good al
dermen and that particularly Plumb
and Frazier, as members OF the finance
committee, had been through a lot of
trouble and had given the people con-
scientious faithful service. A recess
was taken and Plumb hurried away
after pinning his star on his success
sor Sladkey. Even those who have vo.
ted against Frazier, Plumb and Lippert
on many test votes realized the citys
loss and emotion was manifested Fra
zier completed 8 years of service and
Plumb &. The new members Sladkey,
G.. Schroeder, and Schuetze signed
their oaths and the new council was
called to order.
The Mayor then made his committee
announcements:
The new utilities committee to run
the water and electric plants is made
up as follows:
Georgenson, Bigel. Thorisen, Scher'
er, Zeman, w. Schroeu4 4r Pasowski.
1horison was elected president of the
council, a position he has held severa
times in his years service.
Reichert was elected city clerk for
tho 18th consecutive year, l3 to /.
DR.. Shimek was reelected physician
unanimously and Emil Vollendorf
street commissioner.
Henry Goedke was elected Sth street
bridge tender and j. RoXine for 10th
street.
Senglaub and Gelbke were re- elected
assessors, the former finding some op-
position.
Harbor master necessitated two bal
lots and Ed Hoffman was elected City
Attorney Kelley and Engineer PITT
were reappointed and confirmed.
The treasurer's bond was fixed at
$4,000.
The members drew for seats and the
; new roll call will be Rugowski Bigel,
/ Kapitz, w. Schroeder, Thorison, Zeman,
: G. Schroeder, Georgenson, Scherer
Nienauber, Sladkey, Schuetze, Smugler
and McKeough.
The mayor made a speech on the
policies that should govern the new
council. He urged economy and sug-
gested combining several city oiiices to
assist in this. He said the two utilities
are earning more money than is neces.
sary to meet their bonded ,obts and
limited at cheaper service in the near
future.