Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-05-23
COMMON COUNCIL.

pee,,lar meeting of the Common
council Tuesday May goth. 1919.
present-Alderman DeSwarte, Han
con HAYES, Krafezyk. Marquardt, and
Maschmeyer.
MAYOR Koenig in the Chair.
on motion of Alderman Marquardt.
the reading of the minutes of the last
meeting was dispensed with and the
minutes were approved as printed.
semi-monthly payroll Of Laborers
and Clerks, s365.1S.
RilI of Wisconsin Construction Co,
S2S1 we're then introduced. read and
referred to Committee OH Finance.
Petition of Frank Dougherty and
others for sanitary sewer in Rogers
Avenue between Wauwatosa Avenue
4 and Albert Street, read and referred
TO the Committee on Sewer and Wa
ter
communication from the Board of
Supervisors of the Town of Wauwa-
tosa. relative to improving Spring
Avenue from East Milwaukee avenue
10 Washington Street, read and re-
ferred to the Committee on Streets
and Lights.
Aldermen Notbohm and Wood pres
ent
Communication from E. W Erdman,
4 regarding personal and income taxes,
4 read and referred to the City Clerk
with request that he reply to same.
Mr.. Meigs addressed the Council on
N the subject of Concrete Pavement.
From the Board of Public Works
Resolution providing that the lowest
a bids received for various kinds of
pavement on certain streets to be i'm
proved during the current year be
published as required by law. Adop-
Il ted
Resolution providing for grading
52nd and 5Sth Streets adopted under
suspension of rules.
From Board of Public Works Reso-
luton providing for purchase of
Brass Goods. Adopted.
On motion of Alderman DeSwartc,
the Mayor was authorized and en-
powered to purchase certain brass
goods from the Mueller Mfg. Co, pro
vided the prices were in keeping with
those quoted by the United Brass
Mfg Co.
From Board of Public Works-Reso-
tuition providing for awarding contract
for laying storm sewer in Wapwatosa
Avenue and West Milwaukee Avenue
We Kaminski & Luebke, Watertown,
SaWis, adopted
Matter of laying drain pipe in 56th
Street, read and referred to the Com
mittee on Streets and Lights.
Suggestion that the City contribute
$500 toward the expenses incurred
in the proper observance of Memorial
Day, read and referred to Committee
on Finance.
AT the request of the Chair, Capt
r. r. tombstone addressed the Coun-
Gil on the subject of the care OF the
graves of the soldier dead. The
Chair appointed a special Committee,
consisting of Aldermen Hanson and
DeSwarte to take this matter up with
q Captain tombstone and the Wauwatosa
Cemetery Association and report at
the next regular meeting on the cost
OF keeping the graves in presentable
condition.
From the Committee on Finance
q Resolution providing for contribution
OF $500 toward the expenses to be
incurred in the observance of Memo
n rial Day Adopted.
From Committee on Streets and
Il Mghts-Resolution providing for adj
N vertising for bids for improving Spring
Avenue,
Semi-monthly payroll and bills re-
ported back, allowed and ordered paid
NO separate action
Resolution providing for laying
drain tile in 56th St., adopted under
suspension of the rules.
There being no further business,
and on motion of Alderman DeSwarte,
me Council adjourned.