The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-08-07
Council Proceedings
PROCEEDINGS

OF a regular meeting Of the com
mon council of the city Of Watertown
Wisconsin, held on the sixth day o.
August, 1918.
His Honor, the Mayor, presiding.
Present: Aldermen Bayer, Beur-
haus, Cebell, Glatzel, Harte, Henze
Kalina, Kerr, Klemann, Lutovsky
Raue, Richards Q2).
On motion of Alderman Beurhaus
the minutes of the preceding session
were approved.
The application of Herman Staude
for a liquor license at No. 800 Madison
street was placed on file.
To His Honor, the Mayor, and the
Common Council of the City of Wa
tertown.
Gentlemen: It is not necessary fol-
me to tell you Of the dire necessities
to which the children of France have
been reduced by the present terrible
war. The French government is doing
all that it can for it's children, but it
is not enough and an association has
been formed to render further assist
ance. $3.50 cares for child for one
year in it's mothers home
Cannot our city adopt some of these
little ones? A number of our citizens
several clubs and other associations
have pledged themselves to care for a
child for a year, cannot our city do
something along this line-other cit
les are-why not WATERFOWL
1 have been appointed chairman of
the association for Watertown and
feel anxious to see our, city take it's
place in this beautiful charity
Hoping for favorable reply, 1 am
sincerely, Mary E. Chadwick.
The matter was referred to the
committee on finance and public
building.
A remOnstrance against moving the
Lewis Fountain from the intersection
of West Main and Washington streets,
freely signed by residents of that To-
the order of unfinished business.
The following certified accounts
were allowed under suspension of the
rules, towit:
Ed. Hammel, 1876 hours labor-$ $3.50
Z. Heinrich, 1876 hours labor $3.50
Carl Hensel, 1876 hours labor $3.50
Aug. Hoppe, $50 hours labor $500
q: Hossfeld, 1856 hours labor $3.50
Otto Hasten, 179 hours labor 537o
Fred KOsbab, 120 hours labor $500
Carl Lueck, 1876 hours labor $3.50
j. Muth, Jr., 60 hours labor 1900
}. Potenberg, $50 hours labor $500
F. Schmoldt, 1873 hours labor 5G.4O
Z. Steuerwald, $50 hours labor $500
G. Weichert, 1876 hours labor $3.50
l.. Arndt, 1876 hours teamwork. 1O1 rs
H. Cruel, 100 hours teamwork $500
VIM. Spear, @185 hours team
work OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lO1 rs
Fred Baumann, 20 hours labor 600
Barker l.. & +. Co., cOal---- 25 AZ
j. B. Murphy Co., gasoline and
oil ------------------ ITO 70
ID. q F. kusel Co., sundries- 9.21
J. ID. Casey Co., repairs 1855
Lehman Bros, sidewalk ap-
prOaches, curb and gutter
and repairs ------------- lis. 90
Yawkey-Crowley L. Co., lumber 14.72
H. e. Zickert, repair bridge 4SO
John CHASER, repair bridge
abutments 4O95
arthur CHASER, do------- 2.7O
j. j. Grimm, do------ 1920
F. Lemke, 3O2 hours sewer
hushlng $3.50
Emil Berg, do--------------- los 10
II. Fast, generator brush 100
o. Biefeld & Co., repairs 2.33
Trustees of Fire Department,
fire insurance tax to be
turned over to the volunteer
department 1923 so
Bi-Lateral Fire Hose Co., $50
feet fire hose------------3O 10000
New York Betting & Packing
Co., 245 feet fire hose 294OO
Ed. Leschinger, days janitor
service ---------------- 11.25
New Method Laundry, laundry lib
WIS. Gas & Elect. Co., lighting
IN July ----------------- 913.36
WATERFOWL News, city printing 1880
~. L ioSuCI q OOuS Co., SunOrl0S 26
Wat Lumber & Coal Co., coal
for Phoenix engine hUuse--- 232.35
VIM. c. Raue e Sons Co., signs.
paint, wall paper--- GA
4Allnger Mayer Co., repairs 81
Doerr & Leschinger, repairs in
jail ------------------- 3.42
II. Z. Miller Co., supplies 1900
Wis. Telephone Co.,, telephone
service ------------------- SAT
U. S. Blue Print Paper Co..
blue print paper------- 2O3
Fred .Bittner, provisions 1888
Schack's Grocery, do------- 600
A. j. Kuehn, do-- On
Herman Dreibus, do---- BOZ
REPORT.
10 the Mayor and Common Council of
the City of Watertown, Wis.
Cpnt1QmQn Tho Roor1 n.-L,.