The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-02-21
(0LUME LVlIIl
CITY COUNCIL NOTES.

tion OF a resolution to purchase
} park sites. The three sites are
Platt tract north of the city and
ing from the Shoto road to the
|e Manitowoc River, the former
park bounded by 10th, l7th and
mer streets and a block at 18th
Division streets. Schenian led a
to have the proposition submit
} the people at the April election
! "a a roll call Bouril, McKeough
Ichillen supported him. When
project lost everyone voted for the
bases. The Platt tract costs Sl4 900.
Vers 50 acres considerably over
being woodland. 1t lies outside
ty, but only about five blocks
of the car line on Cleveland Ave-
The West side site price is
20. 1t is owned by the Allen es-
The price Of the 7th ward tract
OTIS is 3,700. The three pur-
will be paid for in seven annual
lments. The matter took over
ar OF debating. The matter Of
Bite purchases has been OIL tapis
Rec or four years and promised to
to a head several times but there
always some objections. The
ng the three to get the necessary
disclosed some diplomacy.
city attorney ruled under sta
which gives the Board of Health
to employ all assistants they
necessary, visiting nurse can
ployed by that board without
ting the city council. The board
ahead and employ nurse. 1t
Id that the billet will be tender.
ane Pollock, a ManitoWoc regis
Nurse.
state railroad commission noti-
e city that the local gas company
etitioned the commission for a
alton of its plant and that pend
S the temporary increased rate
y granted be continued. The
instructed the city attorney to
BIT the hearing on the question
aluation be deferred until the
uld decide what it wants to do.
mayor appointed election officers
h of the seven wards for two
rom the lists submitted accord
law by the three party commit
There are quite few new
in the lists. rho per diem was
81 so with a half dollar extra
3 inspector filing the returns.
pay of election officers who
at the special election last week
was allowed
Followiug is the list:
Ward-Inspectors, F. G..
John Holloran Jr. Emil Ku-
erks of election, Arthur Rel
ames F. Morris; ballot clerks,
Friedl. William Geuprich.
ia Ward-Walter Houghton,
ertler, Joseph Willot: clerks of
Gust E. Martin, George Wit
lot clerks, Frank Stirn Sam
Ward-Gus Levephagen, Emil
ohm Koutnik; clerks of election,
gel, A. j. Clark; ballot clerks,
Klusmeyer, Victor Klingholz.
h-Inspectors, Frank Zeman,
Kazda, Stephen Krainik; clerks
Zion, Frank Foreyt, Kenneth
ballot clerks, Phil Roth,
Petsky.
WarG-Gus. Auman, Peter
Fred Veith; clerks of election
Engels, William Bartels; ballot
oscar Lindholm, Emil Bu..
Ward inspectors, Otto Alter
Rathsack, Henry Mu holland; !;
pf election, Christ Lorenzen,
Holsen; ballot clerks, Frank
Albert Meyer.
tn Ward-Inspectors, Lucian
J. S. Dempsky, Theo. Wergin;
I election, Lorenz Zewatsky,
veina; ballot clerks, Wenzel
Mike Miller.
TIE reported on a specimen of
bmo In his ward who more ap-
ely could be styled of the genus
He is about 26 years Of age,
led and has wife and child.
red military exemption on the
bf this dependent family and
living off the aid which the
been giving the wife and child.
S anyone to make him work.
orted that the city likes his
% we'll that public funds were
et him blck from Chicago re
hen he was broke there. The
attorney will be asked to gall
bme life into his carcass and
m that the government can
m support his family.
ids on motor trucks and fire
8 created a hub-bub. Berlin
Hall Bros. was permitted to
the council and he said that
tifications framed by Chief
pr a gasoline pumper were
that nearly all competition
mated and that 1t was virtual :
hg who to give the contract to
vertising. This was an old,