Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-06-29
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Meeting of June 21st

Pursuant to adjournment the councj
met Friday evening June 2lst, in the
clerks office in the city hall.
Meeting called to order by Mayor
Meade. Upon roll call the following
members answered present Lambrix'
Pollock, VanSTatum, Rubatt, Paynter.
Sicchio, Overhuls, Williams, Collins,
Coach.
The question of a motor cycle police
was brought up by MIR. Meade he stated
that he had talked the matter over with
the president of the village of Hamilton.
and had agreed to employ a man at $3.50
per month, and the party appointed to
furnish his own motor cycle and main
tain the same at his expense, the village
of Hamilton to pay SIS and the city of
seconded by Rubatt that the city employ
motor cycle police as per the above
agreement Question; All members vot.
ing ave Carried.
Mr.. Meade being requested by Mr.
Paul. county chairman of the war savings
stamp drive, stated that MIR. Paul wanted
the committees in each ward, which are
the aldermen and supervisor, to open up
the polling places at 10 o'clock a. m. and
keep them open until 10 o'clock D. m.
June 28th, for the purpose of receiving
pledges and doing all they can to 90
over the top with the city's allotment.
Moved by Bonino, seconded by Lam
brix, that the polling places be opened
June 18th, as MIR. Paul requested.
Question; All members voting aye.
Carried.
The following applications for liquor
license were reviewed by the council;
retail-Tames Varda, John Fragno. Toe
Geshel, Lyle & Wilmars, John Lalond,
Luigi Santir Steve Matusewic, Eddy
Lancer, c. Erspamer, John Alice, Anton
Vezzetti, Ed Johnson, Salvatore Caruso,
Pangrazia Stella Luigi Severini, A.
Daronco, Serafino Castagna, Joe Dilulio,
G. Dalfunzo F. Paul Santini, R. Fon-
tecchio, Herman Santini, Dominic Ru-
bait. Joe Pietrowski, H. c. Lewis, Frank
Marta, Trustee John Bino, Angelo
Sicchio, Amedeo Moerichetti; Wholesale
Badger DistilIing Co., Anton Vezzetti,
Luigi Severini, c. Strong, Miller Brewing
Co., H. M. Mark Moved by Bonino,
seconded by Paynter that license be
granted to the above applicants. Cues
ton; All members voting aye except
Rubatt and Sicchio, they not voting on
account of being on the list of applicants.
Carried.
Moved by Bonino, seconded by Williams
that the applications of Ben Simonson
and Dominic TroIla be laid over until
the next meeting. Question; All mem
bers voting aye. Carried.
Applications of Amedeo Moerichetti
and Lorenzo Piazza taken up, both ap-
plying for license in the same building.
Moved by Pollock, seconded by Bonino
that the license be granted to Amedeo
Moerichetti. Question; All members
voting aye Carried.
Application of Chas. Green taken up;
there being numerous complaints about
the saloon run by said applicant, moved
by LambriX. seconded by Coach that a
license be not granted to ChaS. Green.
Question; Lambrix, VanStratum, Secchio,
Overhuls, Williams, Collins, Coach vot-
ing aye; Pollock, Rubatt, Paynter voting
No; there being 8 votes cast against the
granting of the license and three for the
granting, therefore there was no license
granted:
Application of Stanley Graiewski; the
chief of police being present stated that
he and other police had found men in
this saloon on Sunday drinking in the
back room and also stated that this
place was a lawless sort OF place.
MONeQ ny LdIIDIl&, ScGOIlOS'A ny ONSl-
huls that a license be not granted to
Stanley Graiewski Question; All men,
bers voting aye. Carried.
Application of John Zambrowicz taken
up; after considerable discussion it was
moved by VanSIatum. seconded by
Williams that the application of John
Zambrowicz be laid over for further in
vestigation. Question; All members vot-
ing aye. Carried
Matter of new fire alarm material and
location of some new fire alarm boxes
was brought up; it was moved by Van
Stratum, seconded by Secchio that the
board of public works look after this.
Question; All members voting aye.
Carried
Moved by Bonino, seconded by Secchio
that the Mayor appoint committee to
approve of the liquor bonds. Question;
All members voting aye. Carried.
Mr.. Meade appointed Lambrix, Payn-
ter, Williams as committee on liquor
bonds.
Reading of ordinance No. Is. Moved
by Bonino, seconded by Pollock, that
ordinance Nc. Is be adopted as read.
Question; All members voting aye.
Carried.
ORDINANCE NO. Is.
An Ordinance relating to animals,
etc, running at large. and providing
for impOunding of same.
The Common Council of the city Of
Hurley do ordain as follows:
Section !. No person being the