The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1916-06-22

20. for track paving 320.25
at Large S67.57
cost 18th street S5,l77.02
North Sth street the charges are
lows:
ting owners $l5,379 20
ia ward 1924. 76
SlS, 703. 90
} property assessments figure out
as follows: Franklin street, 9Th
|th, $4.05 per front foot; 10th to
50. 60 per front foot; 10th to 10th,
per front foot. 18th street, S3.4
ront foot. N. Sth street, about
per front foot, varying slightly
the width Of the cutters now in.
J report was read and a resolution
adopted confirming the assess
regular meeting then convened.
Chamber of Commerce wants
hings: Q) Metal rubbage cans
rect corners; (2) Garbage re-
E, ..s.es removal; (4) Alb
of out door cess pools where
are water and sewer mains.
Communication was referred.
Chamber also invited the coun-
60 to Green Bay In automobiles
k over the electric power situa-
there. Saturday was fixed as the
IF the trip. Some will probably
resolution was introduced fixing
idth OF the carriageways Of seven
s which Il is proposed TO grade
cavel.
ending ordinance permitting the
n. w. railway to make the pro-
shift of its main line at Franklin
18th streets was adopted. The
my stopped work on it after
ng that they have no right to do
e paving contractor willibe there
y and immediate action was
Bary.
re was considerable "ado" over
ms police patrol. He favored
ling a bid of $ll95 for a chassis,
ing a bid of 1850 for a chassis
a 1875 wheel base because the
cations read over l25 inches.
objected and wanted to buy the
utfit. The vote was 8 to 3 in fav-
1895 chassis and after hesitating
& time the mayor decided that 8
are enough because the ap-
alton of $500 for this purpose
d unanimously some time ago.
police committee was then in
ed to advertise for the body, to
bmbined patrol and ambulance.
council SHE'D away from a reso-
to turn over parts OF the streets
bths and stands to the citizen s
oming committee during the
alton, July l to 2. They
d TO think that express permis-
as not necessary and might in
the city in liability fer accidents.
solution was introduced provid-
nat the salaries of married en-
S Of the city shall continue while
re away in the army ordered to
Iexican border and 50% of the
IS of unmarried employees. Nc
h argued for it as an example OF
5ism to other employers rs did
payor. Georgenson, Schroeder
thompson voted "No." The may
grievod tone asked to have it
unanimous but the three stood
4 it was declared carried 8 to 3.
ng formal resolution was adopt
vlding for street improvement
for those who do not elect to pay
having assessments at once. No
II be pub lshed.
OF new sewers were under con-
ION and Thorison enquired
the state OF the sewer district
Mckeough said: 81 do not be-
hat we ought to turn down any
rs for sewers even II we have to
bonds for them. 1t makes for
ion and we get moe water con-
T." Thorison retorted 'Yes,
gater mains to lay" The sew
~ ordered.
@ are II slaoon applications in
places. Three places have not
and will be dark July lst.
II wants the river stub OF Park
west OF 10th street cleared OF
hie. 90 nd haantifial a hit ua
d to be patient and it will be
matter OF continuing the clerk s
pal Record came up. The
xplained his desires. 1t will be
hly report OF the standing OF all
partments and will furnish e de-