The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-06-28

VIM. Hoefs, altering manhOles-- 1878
Max Meier, treas, freight on
sand, etc. --------------- 24.42
H. G. Zickert, repairing election
booths l4.l4
Watertown Grain Co., money
advanced for payment of drum
corps at Memorial day. 5000
Schack's Grocery, provisions;-- 700
j. l.. Fischer, do----------- Cos
The account of the Stuebe Floral
Co., $500 for wreath at Memorial day
was referred to the Memorial day
committee. The account of DR.. w. w.
Arzberger, $500, was referred to the
committee on finance
To the Mayor and Common Council
Gentlemen: The committee on
streets and bridges to whom were re-
ferred the petitions of H. c. Whitmore
and the Klinger & Mayer Company
asking for permission to install and
maintain, respectively, an air and wa
ter service and an air and lubricating
Oil stand in front of their business
places in First street, recommend that
the prayer Of the petitioners be grant
ed on the condition that the city re-
serves the right to withdraw it's per-
mission and order the removal of
these distractions at any time
Dated June 81, 1918.
Chas. Kerr, Jr,
John G. Knispel,
Frank kalina,
Committee on Streets and Bridges.
The report was adopted.
Alderman Glatzel presented the fol-
lowing resolutions:
Whereas, The following named per-
sons have filed their applications for
liquor licenses fifteen or more days
prior to this date and have also filed
their bonds as required by law, with
the city clerk, and the said bonds have
been examined by this common coun-
Gil;
Be 1t Resolved, That the said bonds
be and they are hereby approved.
Resolved Further, That liquor Ii
censes be and they are hereby granted
to the following named persons, towit ::
Henry A. Guse, E. j. Carroll, B. E.
Strauss, VIM. Hartig (wholesale)
Frank M. Wetter, Fred A. Block, Hen
ry j. Euper, Albert R. Preusse, R. H.
Radtke, Theodore Guse, John Gessert,
Ernst Hoeffner, August J. Kuehn, Geo.
Goetzelmann, r. S. Keel, John w.
Burns
Resolved Further, That a pool ia
BILE license be and is hereby granted
to R. H. Radtke pursuant to his appli-
cation therefor.
Resolved, That upon presentation of
the city treasurer's erecipts, showing
the payment to the city of the requir-
ed license fee, licenses duly signed by
the mayor and city clerk be issued to
said applicants.
The resolution was adopted, all
present Q2) voting in favor thereof
Alderman Kerr presented the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved, That, permission is hereby
given to- H. c. Whitmore to install
and maintain an air and water station
in front Of his business place at No.
ITO First street.
Resolved Further, That the Klinger
& Mayer Company is hereby given
permission to install and maintain an
air stand and lubricating oil pump in
front Of it's garage at No. 2OO-2O2 First
street.
Resolved Further, That the city of
WatertoWn do and it does hereby re-
serve the right to withdraw the per-
mission given above and to order the
removal of these distractions from the
streets at any time.
The resolution was adpoted.
On motion of Alderman Kerr the
board of public works was directed to
cause the construction of curb and
gutter in North First street in front
OF the city lot between Madison and
Jones streets.
The matter Of removing the Lewis
fountain from it's present location at
the intersection of Washington and
West Main streets to some other loca-
ton was discussed and laid over to a
later meeting.
The council thereupon adjourned.
Frank S. Weber,