The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-06-05

Carl Hensel, SO hours labor 24OO
Aug. Hoppe, 1T hours labor 1925
G. Hossfeld, LOG hours labor $3.50
Chas. Lueck, 100 hours labor 27.25
F.. Mclaughlin, 95 hours labor 1915
}. Muth, Jr., SO hours labor 2O.75
}. Potenberg, 1O8 hours labor 27OO
f. SchmOldt, 40 hours labor 1000
|G. Weichert, 102 hours labor $3.50
j. Arndt, SO hours teamwork 44.OC
Len Arndt, SO hours teamwork 5130
G.. Crangle, 95 hours teamwork 47.5O
Herman Cruel, 1O1 hours team
work --------------------- $3.50
/ VIM. Spear, 107 hours team
! WORK SO SO
Lake Shore Stone Co., cars
| stone 1880
Max Meier, treas, freight on
stone and oil--------------- 2O7.15
Wis. Gas e Elect Co., lighting 921.S1
Wis. Telephone Co., telephone
service 8.87
Watertown News, city printing 4O.51
IWeltbuerger Co., do 1926
VIM. Spear, 3 mo. hauling hose
wagon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500
| Seagrave Co., repairS--- 2.37
Bernhard Franz, freight and
| drayage 5.43
Wat. Machine Co., repairs-- 657
j. ID. Adams & Co., dO---- 1900
G. 0. Schmeichel, dO------- 11.2O
McGOlrick Fuel Co., coal for city
| hall ---------------- 2O4S
| A. Kramp Co., culverts and re-
! pairs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1924
Frank Hoppe, days rOdman- 400
| Emil Berg, 210 hours sewer
| cleaning observation-disclosures $500
Ferd Lemke, do------- $3.50
Krueger's Livery, horse for sew
er cleaning, etc.----------- 1850
Claus & Jaeger, blanks 11.25
w. Kundmann, binding proceed
ings of council 1000
Times Pub. Co., programs for
Memorial Day -----.--- 75O
O. d. Pease Post, money adv for
| HagS -------------------- 21.61
| City Band, services, Memorial
Day Observation-Disclosures $500
Schack's Grocery, provisions 200
Herman DreibuS, dO-- 436
VIM. GOrder Co., fuel--- 625
The account of E. Leschinger ($9OO
| for services as janitor of engine house,
was referred to the committe on fire
| department.
To the Mayor and Common Council
Gentlemen:
The members of the fire committee
and the fire chief recommend to buy
$50 feet of Congo brand fire hose from
the BiLateral Fire Hose company of
Chicago, at $1.2O per foot; and $50 feet
of Sampson brand hose from the New
York Packing and Betting Co., Chica-
go, at $1.20 per foot; prices f. o. b. cars
at WATERFOWL
Dated June 4, 1918.
August Hence
Chas. Glatzel,
JOS. ]. Raue,
Fire Committee.
John Chaser,
Fire Chief
The report was adopted
To the Mayor and Common Council
Gentlemen
The undersigned committee to whom
was referred the matter of the con-
structiOn of sidewalks in parts of Ar
cade avenue and North Second street,
does not consider it advisable to order
the construction of these walks dur
ing the present time of high prices for
| material and labor, and therefore rec
Ommends that no action be taken in
| this matter at this time.
Dated May 81, 1918.
T. j. Koerner,
Alderman 18th ward.
Chas Kerr, Jr.,
John Knispel.
F. Kalina,
Committee on Streets and Bridges.
The report was adopted.
To the Mayor and Common Council.
Gentlemen
The undersigned committee to whom
was referred the matter of the con-
struction of sidewalks in Dakotah
street report that the same has been
adjusted by the interested parties for
| the present. The committee recon-
| mends, however, that the street COM
missioner be directed to open the gut
| ters in this street and to make such
other minor repairs as may be neces-
sary to bring the street in good shape.
Dated June 4, 1918.
Frank Kalina,
Alderman 7th Ward.
Chas. Kerr, Jr,
John G. Knispel,
| F. Kalina,
Committee on Streets and Bridges.
| The report was adopted.
| The treasurer's report for the month
Of May showing balance on hand of
93,25S11 was presented and placed
on file.
| The health commissioners report
| for May shows: Births, II; mafri
ages, 8; deaths, IA; contagious dis
eases chicken pox, 4; measles, 10;
whooping cough, 4; scarlet fever, 1.
Alderman Hence presented the fol-