The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1919-10-09

! WHEREAS, said land so plated has
been named by the owners Woods
Park Addition to the city of Manito-
woe; therefore be it by the Common
Council of the city of Manitowoc
RESOLVED that the lots, block
and streets shown upon said map are
laid out and plated to the satisfaction
of the Common Council of the city of
Manitowoc.
| RESOLVED FURTHER that the
may of said plat so exhibited and pre-
sented to the Common Council of the
City of Manitowoc be and the same
hereby is approved.
RESOLVED FURTHER that a GER
tilted copy of these resolutions be deliv-
cred to the owners of said plat to be
attached to said map and recorded
Herewith.
The City Attorney read the legal
opinion which was requested of him by
the Committee on streets, outlining the
legal phase of questions involved in the
resolution, requesting information as
to whether part of South Twenty
fourth street in the Home Builders adj
dition has been vacated or not The
resolution together with the attorneys
opinion was by consent, referred back
to Alderman Thompson.
Committee to whom was referred pc
tition for water main on North Fourth
Street between State and Park Street,
and on Twenty-second Street between
Michigan Avenue and Emerson Street
returned same recommending that both
petitions be granted. Upon motion on
roll call, committees report was ac-
cepted and the petitions unanimously
granted.
Board of Public Works report rec
ommending that the contract for the
Improvement of South Twenty-frst
street from Hamilton to Madison and
Twenty-fourth Street from Washing
ton to Marshall be given to John
Fischer for the sum of $49l9.35. Upon
motion on roll call, the report of the
Board of Public Works was unani-
mously accepted, Mayor and Clerk di-
rected to enter into necessary con-
tracts.
The following reports of the City
Engineer recommending payments to
Sewer contractors were referred to
| Kazda.
Walter o. Bahr ............$ 293l.I5
| Walter o. Bahr ........... 1926. SO
Walter 0. Bahr. .......... 2239. 65
Gray-RObinson Const Co... I7s4.34
Gray-Robinson Const Co... 2679.46
Gray-RobinsOn COnst. Co... 4346. 76
City Engineers report recommend
ing the payment of $7lOl.OO to the Nc
Mullen & PITT Construction Co for
dredging done, was referred to Bouril.
Moved and unanimously carried that
the Utility Committee make a suitable
report on additional street lighting at
| tiS hCAt IuItllllR.
Resolution to install street light on
the north end of South Eighteenth
street was referred to Sladkey.
The Mayor announced the reap
pointment of Mr.. f.. j. Kellner as a
member of the Fire and Police Com
mission for term expiring in Septem-
Der, 1924. Moved and unanimously
carried on roll call to confirm the
Mayors appointment.
The Council discussed the matter of
where to place the hydrant connecting
with the intake from the river at the
foot of Seventh Street. 1t was Sug-
gested that the Chief of the Fire De-
partment and the City Engineer take
this matter up with Mr.. NJ. II. Murphy
of the Land * Fuel Company and that
the Hydrant be placed on the south
side of Quay Street.
Mayor declared a recess of Fifteen
minutes.
Moved and unanimously carried on
roll call to suspend the rules to take up
all matters on the table and allow
claims.
Committee to whom was referred
resolution authorizing the installation
of a street lamp at the north end of
South Eighteenth Street, returned same
recommending its adoption, Upon mo-
ton on roll call, committees report
was accepted and the resolution unani-
mously adopted
Committee to whom was referred
tender of $1,000 of John c. Willsmann,
administrator of the estate of Peter
liefty for the perpetual care of lot s,
| Block s Section l. at stake No. 90 of
Evergreen Cemetery, returned same
recommending its adoption. Upon mo-
ton on roll call, committees report
was accepted and the tender paid into
the City Treasury.
The following resolution was upon
motion unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, by constructing the
sidewalk along both sides of Twenty
fifth Street, between Clark and Woll-
mer Streets on the present sidewalk
line it will damage some of the prop
erty on both sides of said Twenty-fifth
street, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED that the line of
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