The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-08-22
7. ]. KOERNER
NOW ALDERMAN
OF SIXTH WARD
Appointed To Fill Vacancy Caused By
Resignation Of Alderman KOhn-
Regular Meeting Last
Night.


derman of the Sixth ward at a regular
meeting of the city council last even
ing to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of alderman c. A. Kohn
Arthur Heide was elected school COM
missioner Of the Fourteenth ward to
fill the vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton of Hon. w. H. Woodland
petition for sprinkling with oil a
part of Concord avenue was presented
and placed on file.
To the Mayor and Common Council.
A petition asking that sidewalks be or
dered constructed III Dakotah street
from William street to the north end
ing that said street or William street
be put in such condition as to keep the
water from flowing over the lands OF
the petitioner, Fred Strehlow, having
been referred to the committee on
streets and bridges, the said commit
tee, after examination of the condi-
tions, recommends that the prayer OF
the petitioner be granted by ordering
the construction of sidewalk on the
east side of said Dakotah street.
Dated August Z, 1917.
Chas. Kerr, Jr.
H. w. Werner,
Committee on Streets and Bridges.
The report was adopted.
By Alderman Kerr:
Resolved, That the Klinger & Mayer
Co. be and it is hereby permitted to
install two curb gasoline pumps at the
curb line in front of the Friedrich
building at No. 2O2 First street; also
two gasoline tanks in Market street at
the north side of said premises;
Resolved Further, That said Klinger
& Mayer Co. be and it is hereby per-
mited to install temporarily lubri-
eating oil station on Market street, at
the north side of said premises; pro-
vided, however, that the permission
herein granted may be revoked by the
common council at any time.
The resolution was adopted.
By Alderman Kerr: Resolved, That
the board of public works be and it
is hereby directed to order the con-
struction of standard sidewalk on
the east side Of Dakotah street from
William street to the north end of said
DakOtah street.
The resolution was lost by the fol-
lowing vote: Ayes-Beurhaus, Glatz-
Ell, Kerr, Lutovsky, Wedemeyer, Wer-
ner (6). Noes-Bremer Gruetzmach-
er, Henze, Klemann, Knick 60.
An nrdor in, ho c,1ro of Ct EQd 10 rryo r.
authorized against the city treasury,
payable to the order of Frank E. Ka-
minski, the same to be applied as pay
ment for the city's part of the cost
of sanitary sewers and appurtenances
constructed in parts of North Second,
Emmett, Frederick and Maple streets,
under contract of July 6, 1917
Resolved Further, That the proper
city officials be and they are hereby
directed to issue certificates of special
assessments against the properties
abutting on said sewers, payable to
the order Of said Frank Kaminski, in
the aggregate sum of $62633, the same
to be applied as payment for the bal
ance of the contract price of said
sewers.
The resolution was adopted.
By Alderman Beurhaus: Resolved
That the sum of $1,50000, included in
the last preceding budget for the i'm
provement of the Coffee road, be and
the same is hereby transferred so as
to be available for the payment of the
city's portion of the cost of sanitary
sewers and appurtenances constructed
in parts of North Second, Emmett,
Frederick and Maple streets.
The resolution was adopted.
By Alderman Werner: Resolved,
That the following parts of streets be
oiled during the present season, to-
wit:
West Green street from North War
rem street to a point 1872 feet west
thereof;
Concord avenue from a point 500
feet south of Oconomowoc avenue to
the south city limits;
Jefferson road from the cuIvert at
the foot of the hill to the top of the
hill
The resolution was adopted,