Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1914-05-21
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
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GOUSGtE HVOEEDiiSO1
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Natl. Meter Co, supplies. ..5.25
Citizens Natl. bank int on
0. D.. 59-42
Natwick Electric co. W "
supplies. .. 1919
Geo. I. Rowland, W. W.
sUpDlies...- :. -. 100
j. a. staqpbb, Police supplies 1911
Red Wing Sewer Co. 3 cars
sewer pipe 49,. -. .405. IS
C. B. & ". Ry- Co. freight on
cars sewer pipe. -. 1872
C. NJ. & St P. Ry- freight
On lubricating Oi1 49,. IA
G. R. Electric Co, lighting 366.72
Johnson & Hill Co, supplies. S.11
J. E. Farley, supplies. -. 9.57
J. J. Jeffrey, com. work. 42.00
J. D. Smith, supplies. :, 1856
a. l. Fontaine, printing :. 1890
CottschaIk & Anderson
poor orders. -. 49, 1853
F. L. Steib, supplies. :. :. 5.75
Geo. P. Hambrecht, extra
services. -. 153 20
II. c. Miller, decker. go. -. 1921
NJ. G. Gordon, postage and
express. -. 262
L. /. PhTieo, service. ....61-25
Mrs. G. s. Beardsley, poor
0Tders.... 5.5b
A. l. Chambers, livery. =. 200
Wood Co. Tel. Co. service. -21.9O
Dessert Coal Co, poor order. $50
Fl. F. Gau!ke. com. work. :. 1880
Edw. jacobson burying dog LOO
Jackson & Tomsyck, poor
orders...... ...... .5.o9
Drumb & Sutor Election no
tice.... =. =. ...... 49,. 600
Cluizens' Natl. bank exp. 215
Kellogg Bros. lumber. :. ..39.77
J. r. EaSaD, supplies. -. -. 800
JIM Worlund,12 eds, wood. 5000
Sten Jagodzinski, saving
wood. =. ....... 800
P. McCanjey. service and
posta3e..-. 49,. S.OI
Wis Valley Leader, print. $3.50
E. T. McCar ny, labor. 80. =. 24.05
c. NJ. and st. P Ry. freight. LOS
NJ. G.. Gordon presented his resig-
nation in writing. Same accepted by
the council
Mayor Cohen appointed Burton L.
Brown as City Clerk to fill vacancy
fer the unexpired term and on mo-
ton, the appointment Of the Mayor
was carried by a vote Of Is forand
one against and Burton L. Brown
was declared elected as City Clerk
for the ensuing year.
On motion, the City Clerk was in
structed to establish his office in
the library building on the east side
until suitable rooms to be establish
ed in the new city hall to be erect
cd in the near future and the City
Clerk elect to act as bookkeeper for
the City Water Works at the sum of
SIS per month.
On motion the proposition Of Joe
Chalpie for the laying of water pipe
near the pump station on 10Th ST.,
was referred to the Electric and
Water committee and Superintend--
ent of water works with power to
act Motion carried unanimously the
clerk calling the roll
The recommendation that the City
SeaIer of Weights and Measures, in
addition to his duties as such, do the
janitor work in and about the lib
rary building at am increase in sal
any OF $1,000 per month, and that the
office of janitor be dispensed with
thus saving 1920 per year to the
city was ON motion referred to the
finance committee, the clerk calling
the roll, the vote standing 3 ayes,
2 noes, one member having been ex-
oused.
Bids for City Depository for the
ensuing. year were opened.
The Wood County Natl bank of
fering to pay 3 Is per cent on mo-
ney deposited being the highest bid.
On motion and by a unanimous
! Of
National was made the city deposit
tory for the ensuing year.
By a unanimous vote of the Counr
ell, clerk calling the roll, the Grand
Rapids Tribune was made the Off
cial city paper for the ensuing year.
The price for publishing council
proceedings and ordinances in the
Grand Rapids Tribune, Wood County
Reporter and Wisconsin Valley. Lead
er being 60 cents per folio.
The City Treasurer filed his am
nuaI report, also his monthly report,
which We're referred 10 the finance
committee and ordel ed spread upon
the minutes.
WatsrHsurks Report
May 9TH, 1914
To the Honorable Mayor and
Common Council of the City of Grand
Rapids.
| Gentlemen l herewith submit
the annual Water Works Report for
the year, May LIST, 1913, to May LIST,
I1914.
May 1, 1914, Bal. in bank $ 520.39
Orders paid by LIST National
| bank. -. $500. 5U5.zo