The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-12-18
Council Proceedings
PROCEEDINGS

Hence, Klemann, Knispel, Koerner,
Lutovsky, Raue, CID.
On motion of Alderman Lutovsky
the minutes of the preceding session
were approved.
The following certified accounts |
were allowed, towit:
Wis. Gas & Elect Co., lighting,
etc. ACKNOWLEDGMENT $3.50
F. S. Weber, money advanced 53.9l
Wis. Telephone Co., telephone
service, etc. observation-disclosures 1851 |
j. B. Murphy Co., gasoline 4.05 |
Otto Biefeld e Co., flue cleaner. 2.25 |
West Disinfecting Co., disinfect-
ant ---------------- 5000
Chas. Fischer & Son Co., bedding 234O
D. e F. Kusel Co., sundries- 4.S2
Schmutzler & Schlueter, motor
cycle side car------------- 1850
Times Pub. Co., printing 100
Weltbuerger Pub. Co., printing 24.S5
Watertown News, printing 1918
Fatherless Children of France,
support of two children for
three months ----------- 1926
Ed Leschinger, days janitor
service 1O.OO |
Yawkey-Crowley L. Co., lumber
anu coal lS.SU |
St. Henry's Church, IL mo- car
ing for city clock------ 5000 |
McGolrick Fuel Co., fuel----- 1890 |
Peter Schaus, burying dog so
Oscar Christensen, 10 days po-~
lice service ------------- 5000
Emil Berg, 81 hours sewer
cleaning 1888 |
Ferd Lemke, 9 hrs. sewer clean
lug ------------------ Z.7O |
Frank Goeldner, putting up pos
tiers for health department. 410l
Glaus-Jaeger Press, signs for
health department. ------ 600
A. w. Kruger, PROVISIONS 800
Kohls & Knaak, burial for poor
person ------------------ $500
F. W. Sauer, repair tolls 2.1Ol
L. G. Schoenicke, do--- 7S5
G. 0. Schmeiche1, dO----- 2.5Ol
Whitmore Garage, overhauling
f1usher 4O.53
Studebaker Corp, repair f1usher 1856
A. Kramp Co., culvert and re
pairs 79.90i
Wat. Lumber & Coal Co., lumber 5.62
Ed Hammel, IA hours labor 42Ol
Aug. Hoppe, 103 hours labor 3O.90l
G. HOssfeld, 103 hours labor 3O.9O|
Carl Lueck, 62 hours labor 1850
John Muth, Jr., 40 hours labor 1900
]. Potenberg, 63 hours labor 1891
Fred Schmoldt, 80 hours labor $50
Herman Cruel 81 hours team
work 3135
VIM. Spear, 103 hours teamwork $3.50
The following report was presented:
To the Mayor and Common Counci1l.
Gentlemen:-Theu undersigned, CON-
mittee on street lighting, to whom was
referred the petition for maintaining
street light in Division street near
the Baptist church, recommends that
the same be denied for the reason that
this district is sufficiently lighted.
Dated December II, 1918
T. J. Koerner,
Chas. F. Klemann,
Lighting Committee.
The report was adopted, Alderman
Glatzel voting mo"
for November shows the following:
Births, IA; marriages, 5; deaths, 20; |
contagious diseases reported, infuen-
"a, 290; whooping cough, 5.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Alderman Koerner:
Resolved, That the sum of twenty
three dollars and fifty-nine cents
($23.59) be and the same is hereby
ordered returned to the trustees of St.
Marks church congregation, the same
being for general taxes illegally as
sessed against lot 2 and parts of lots
l and 6, block Z, of the Prentiss addi- |
ton in the tax roll of 1916 and paid
by said trustees.
The resolution was adopted, all |
members present (11) voting in favor
thereof
By Alderman Raue:
Resolved, That the community
Christmas tree committee be and it is
hereby given permission to close to
traffic from December 22 to January
3, that part of North First street COM
mencing at the north line of Madison
street and running north forty-five
feet, for the purpose of erecting and
maintaining thereon the community
Christmas tree and such platforms for |
the accompanying entertainment as |
may be necessary.
The resolution was adopted.
The council thereupon adjourned.
Frank S. Weber,
City Clerk |