Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1917-05-18
COMMON COUNCIL.

1880 o'clock.
Eight aldermen present.
Mayor Koenig in the chair
on motion of Alderman Wright the
,eading of the minutes of the last
meetings were dispensed with and the
minutes were approved as printed
paw roll and bills read and referred
N Committee on Finance.
Applications of Chas. Anderson and
John Hausch for pool table licenses,
read and referred TO the Committee on
License
Application Of c. w. Loomis for two
automobile licenses. read and referred
10 the Committee on License.
The chair announced that a City
Garden Commission had been created
and he then appointed the following
gentlemen members of said commits
sion: P. A. Kolb, E. j. Kearney, H. p.
Robinson, A. F. Kellogg, e. d. Hoyt,
81 Chas. Cross, L. c. Wheeler, M. B. Pot
ter, W. A. Clapp, A. w. Smith, +. d.
Underwood, f. j. Sievers, G. V. Holsin-
ger, Fred Morton, w. A. Godfrey, A. c.
Hanson, John Krafczyk, Daniel Nj.
y. D.
81 Fred Prudisch, George Baltes, and
RI Geo. L. Tiff.
Opinion of City Attorney on financ-
ing the purchase of motor driven fire
81 apparatus, read and ordered placed on
file.
Letter from Phil Brueker to Alder
man Krafczyk asking that petition be
drawn praying for laying of water and
sewer mains in the southeastern part
of the city, read and referred to city
attorney.
Resolutions resembling resolutions
passed heretofore providing for issu-
ance of 100000 $40 storm sewer
bonds and $15,000.00 4123o sanitary
sewer bonds adopted under suspension
of the rules.
Resolutions providing for issuance
of $4,000 80 $50 storm sewer bonds and
100000 Sc sanitary sewer bonds,
adopted Ia er suspension of the rules,
and city clerk directed to publish ac-
companying ordinances as proposed or
dinances as provided by law.
Resolutions confirming reports of
assessments of benefits for laying
Committee on Streets.
An ordinance to regulate sale of
milk, read and referred to Committee
on Health and city attorney.
Resolution providing for proper
dumping of ashes and tin cans, read
and referred to Committee on Judi
cary
Resolution providing that the water
works pumping station shall be under
the jurisdiction of the mayor and the
chairman of the Board of Public
Works, read and referred 10 the Com
mttee on Sewers and Water,
Resolution providing for the sprink-
ling of Church street and Western ave
nue., read and referred to the Commit
tee on Streets,
Payroll and bills reported back by
Committee on Finance, allowed and or
dered paid
Resolution providing for sprinkllng
of Church street and Western avenue,
reported back and adopted.
Resolution confirming report of as
seSsment of benefits for laying water
pipes reported back and adopted.
Resolution adopted providing for
laying sanitary sewer in dedicated
strip through Pabst Farm.
Resolution adopted placing water
works pumping station under the juris-
diction of the mayor and chairman of
the Board of Public Works.
Resolution adopted providing for the
dumping of tin cans and ashes in
proper places.
Applications of Chas. Anderson and
John Hausch for pool table licenses.
reported back and licenses ordered
granted on payment of the fees pro
vided by law.
Application of Chas. w. LOOMS for
incense for two Taxicabs, reported
oack and licenses ordered granted on
payment of the fees provided by law
resolution adopted authorizing pc
ice department to arrange with auto
mobile owners for use of machines in
connection with enforcement of speed
ordinance.
August Haberman and Paul Haber
man appeared in person and desired to
AnoW why they had been posted" and
were thereby prevented from obtaining
intoxicating liquor in any saloon in the
C'V OF Wauwatosa. They We're in
ioImed that the action was taken for
ulelr own good and the good of the
community, and that they were quite
lor'unate in avoiding more serious
implications which. under ordinary
''Fcumstancess would naturally follow
Nuch an affair as took place on Sunday
u e'ening, May 9th, 1917, at 12S State
street.
mere being no further business, and
Oh motion of Alderman Wright the