The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-06-19

Iodu COuInOSSlOn or wisconsin. The
hearing on said application to take
place at Madison, Wisconsin, on the
End day of July, 1918.
Notice Of the hearing and a copy of
the application are herewith submit
ted to your honorable body.
Respectfully wours,
Edw. F. Wieman,
City Attorney
The city attorney was directed to
appear at said hearing in Madison to
represent the city
The following accounts against the
city treasury were allowed under sus-
pension of the rules, towit:
Ed Hammel, 113 hours labor--$ 1925
c. Heinrich, lis hours labor 2S.75
Z. Hensel, l2O hours labor 5000
Aug. Hoppe, 12O hours labor 5000
". Hossfeld, 40 hours labor 5000
Carl Luck, 40 hours labor 5000
F. Mclaughlin, 108 hours labor 27.OO
John Muth, Jr., 12O hours labor 5000
}. Potenberg, 113 hours labor 1925
r. ochmoldt, IL hours labor 1915
G. Weichert, 100 hours labor 5000
). Arndt, lOO hours teamwork 5000
Il. Arndt, ll5 hours teamwork 640O
Z. Crangle, los hours teamwork $500
Herman Cruel, 113 hours team
work --------------- $3.50
WIN. Spear, 12O hours teamwork 5000
J. f. McGurk Co., car road oil 55S.7S
GAINESVILLE Sand and Gravel Co.,
cars sand-------- 7196
Max Meier, treas, freight on
sand, stone, oil--------- 2727S
kehr Bros, steam fitting on oil
tank ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 SIS
WIN. Il. Hose, spraying trees $50
l.. e. SchmutZler, glazing- liz
Times Pub. Co., publish saloon
applications and clean up
week notice ---------- 1870
IL. & 0. Winkenwerder, street
broom -------------------- 80
Schacks Grocery, provisions S.55
Schempf Bros. Co., vacuum
sweeper 275O
Watertown News, city printing 21.9O
New Method Laundry, laundry rs
Ed Leschinger, janitor services 900
H. q r. husel CO., sundries---- sos
Inc account of the Detective Pub
fishing Co., $21.OO, for police badges.
was referred to the committee on fl
nance
RESOLUTIONS
BY Alderman Beurhaus:
resolved, That the finance COM
mlttee be and the said committee is
hereby authorized an directed to en-
ter into an agreement with the CITY
Dand, whereby the latter is to furnish
twelve open air concerts at such
places and time as the committee NAV
direct, for the sum of three hundred
dollars for the season.
The resolution was adopted. all
members present Q3) voting in favor
thereof
BY Alderman Glatzel:
Whereas, The following persons
have filed their applications for sa-
loon licenses fifteen or more DAYS
prior to this date;
Be It Resolved, That the bonds of
the said applicants on file in the Of
lice of the city clerk and which have
been examined by this common coun-
Gil, be and they are hereby approved
Resolved, That liquor licenses be
and they are hereby granted to the
following named persons, towit:
Otto G. Schott, Chas. Fries, A. b.
Hilgendorf, G. A. CHASER, w. A. Nett
Eel, Fred A. Meyer, James Cayan
Geo. }. SOmmers, H. A. Kellermann
John Guetzlaff, Herman Dreibus, Ed
win Thiede, Fred Bittner, John Stett-
Ter, Edw. c. Voigt, Robert Woelffer
Fred e. Maerzke, B. F. Fuellemann
Theo. H. Grabow, r. H. Courville, Emil
Kohl, VIM. j. Schumann, c. A. Feisst
Co., Ohm Brothers, Fred A. Behr.
ems, H. w. Kronitz, Herb Weis. Hy. F
Lange, Bernard Richter, Carl F.. Otto
BY Alderman Glatzel:
Resolved, That upon presentation ri
the city treasurer's receipt, showine
the payment to the city of the required
license fee, licenses duly signed by
| the mayor and clerk be issued tn saif
applicants.
The resolution was adopted al
members present Q3) voting in favor
| thereof.
By Alderman GlatZel:
Resolved, That pharmacists permit.
| and pool table licenses be and the,
are hereby granted to the followint
| applicants, tOwit:
PHARMACISTS PERMITS.
r.. NJ Stapleton, VIM Gehrke, Bit
| ner & Tetzlaff, Ernst S. Owen, H. T
Eberle
POOL TABLE LICENSES
Bernhard e. Strauss, r. S. Keel
John Gessert, Ernst Hoeffner, p
Hero & Son G. tables).
The resolution was adopted, al
| members present Q3) voting in favo
| thereof
| BY Alderman Beurhaus:
| In the matter of the vacation of par