The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-06-19
COMMON COUNCIL
Official Journal
JOHN II. SCHROEDER, Mayor.
ARTHUR H. LANDER,
City Clerk
Monday, June 16, 1919.

tween Marshall and Madison streets,
for Fire Protection, referred to Slad-
key,
Communication from the Fire Chief,
requesting that an S inch water main
be laid on Michigan Avenue from Fiji
teenth to Eighteenth street for Fire
Protection. referred to Sladkey.
Clerk reported tender of Mrs Julia
Dumpke Peet of $4,000 for the per
petua care of Lot /, block l9l, Section
West One-Half of Evergreen Gene
terry, referred to Nienaber.
Petition for grading and crawling of
Division Street between Ninth and
Tenth Streets, referred to McKeough.
Petition for water main on Marshall
street between Eighth and Ninth
streets, referred to Sladkey.
Petition for water main on South
Twenty street between Custer
and Marshall street referred to Slad-
key.
Petition for cement combination
curb and gutter on both sides of Sew
enteenth street between Madison and
Columbus Street, referred to Nc
Keough.
Communication from the William
Rahr Estate, offering to donate a priv
ate domestic sewer on Marshall street
between Sixth and Seventh streets to
the City, provided that said sewer will
be incorporated into the City Sewerage
System, referred to Kazda.
General City claims numbered G57 to
7l6 referred to appropriate Commit
tees.
The following resolution was re
ferred to McKeough:
BE IT RESOLVED that the car
riage ways on the following streets be
made of widths as indicated herein.
New York Avenue Eighth to Eley-
enth to conform with New York Ave
nue. between Eleventh and Eighteenth
Street
North ninth street from New York
Avenue to Pine, 30 feet
South Twenth-ffth street from
Rankin to Wollmer, 80 feet
South Twenty-frst street from Ham
ilton to Madison, sc feet
South Eighteenth street from Woll-
mer to Section line, 80 feet
Hamilton street from Sixteenth to
Eighteenth street, SO feet
The following resolution was re-
ferred TO McKeough:
BE IT RESOLVED that the inside
line of sidewalk on Michigan Avenue
from Twenty-second street to Chicago
and North Western tracks he fixed at
IS inches from property line"
Resolution ordering a cement side
walk to be laid in front of lots 9, 10,
10, II Of block ., Lawndalc Subdi-
vision No. /, referred TO Mckeough.
Resolution ordering cement combi-
nation curb and gutter on the South
side of Michigan Avenue from Twenty
first to Twenty-second streets and on
the north side Of New York Avenue
from Twenty-frst to Tweuty-second
streets, referred to McKeough
The following resolution was re
fcrred to McKeouqh:
"WHEREAS public convenience and
necessity require the oiling of Michigan
Avenue between Twenty-Grst and
twenty-sccond Street.
Hamilton Street between Tenth and
Fifteenth Street
Marshall street between Twenty
third and Twcnty-fourth Street.
Marshall street between Sixteenth
and Nineteenth Street
Fifteenth Street between Marshall
oud Columns Street
Eleventh street between Marshall
and Hamilton street
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED
that the said streets are hereby ordered
oiled
The following resolution was re-
fcrred to Bouri
"WllEREAS many changes in gov
crnmcntal policy are now taking place
and public works are being undertaken
that were formerly left for localities to
preserve.
AND WHEREAS Manitowoc has re
pcaledly made efforts to have the Coy
eminent take over the cost of the pre-
scralion of its inner harbor, since it
is in peculiar sense an interstate com
merce harbor, out Of which the local
ity receives but indirect benefit.
AND WHEREAS Congress is again
in session and may give more heed TO
fresh efforts to have inner work done
at government expenses
BE III RESOLVED that a petition
to this end be drafted by the City At
torncy, setting forth the facts, and the
same be forwarded To Congressman
l.ampert representing this district in
Washington with a request to use his
best efforts TO see that the proper leg
isation is introduced and pressed 10
successful conclusion.
Committee 10 whom WINS refcrred TIE