The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-03-07

d. y. springer, SdidIy anu exp. 20 20
Fred CAMPBELL, sal. and ex. time 70 10
August Geske. special police. 10 90
III. III. Ford, salary and postage 81 80
James Reynolds, salary ....... 80 90
John Nagle, sal. and ext. time. 70 no
P. M. Ellingson, material $500. 92
L. N. Pomeroy Co., paint, ETC.. 8 IS
Richard Trevorrah, mason work z 90
F. o. Ambrose, repair boiler. IS rs
p. M. Elllngson, mdse ........ 26 90
Elect. 1t. Co., lighting ........ 234 IS
Hahn, Livick & Arthur, mater
ial and labor, waterworks. :. 157 Al
Hahn, Livick & Arthur, mdse. 4 Is
w. F. Reichardt, city eng. 81 OIL
w. F. Reichardt, sewer ms. 81
ID D.. 4OH 10
Aid. Arthur offered the following
resolution and moved its adoption:
WHEREAS, so much of the high
ways or streets hereinafter described
are highways or streets being and ex-
listing as such. in the city of Edg
erton, Wisconsin; and
WHEREAS, said portions of said
highways or streets are inadequate,
inconvenient, or unsafe for the pub
lie use thereof for the passage OF foot
passengers and vehicles, and for the
drainage of water therefrom, and
public necessity requires and demands
their immediate improvement by
grading and paving the same;
NOW, therefore, be it resolved by
the Common Council of the City of
Edgerton, Wisconsin:
FIRST; 1t is hereby declared to be
the sense and purpose of this council
that the following named streets
should be improved at the expense OF
the property benefited thereby to the
established grade by grading the
roadway thereof, and by constructing
thereon concrete pavement, without
curbs, namely:
West Fulton Street from the North
and South Quarter Line of Section
Four, to the Corporation Limits. said
pavement to be nine (9) feet vice, and
constructed in the center Of the street
SECOND. That the Street Assess
ment Committee be, and 1t is hereby
directed to view the premises, and,
{a) To cause the proper plans.
profiles, details and specifications for
said contemplated improvement and
work hereinbefore mentioned to be
prepared and filed in the Office Of the
City Clerk.
(b) To determine the entire cost
Of such contemplated work or inn
proveznent.
{c) To consider and determine
what lands or parcels Of lands, will
be affected and benefited or damaged
by said contemplated work or i'm
provement.
i'd To determine the amounts OF
benefits or damages that will accrue
to each parcel of real estate affected
by such improvement or work.
(e) To determine the amount that
should be assessed under the provi-
sions of subchapter Ii of Chapter
4oa of the Revised Statutes of Wis
consin, said Chapter entitled "Of the
Organization and Government Of Cit
les under General Law" and the acts
amendatory thereof, to each parcel
of such real estate as benefits accru-
ing thereto by such contemplated
work or improvement.
(f) To make and file in their office
a report showing their determination
on the questions required to be con-
sidered in and by this resolution and
Sections 925-178 of said subchapter
18--to see that notices are given,
meetings held, objections and evil
dence heard, their report modified,
reviewed and corrected, as they deem
Just, and their complete and final re-
port filed with the City Clerk, as re-
quired by said subchapter Is, and
that all provisions of law in such be-
half are complied with.
Roll call: Ayes Arthur, Kellogg,
Stark. DaIlman; No Brown, Wesen-
donk.
Application of Herbert F. Goede for
uool and billiard table licenses in
Schmeling building was read and on
motion license was granted.
F. C. Maves & Co. applied for trans
fer of the Herman Lipke pool, billiard
and cigarette licenses and on motion
transfer was granted
AID Stark presented an ordinance
establishing the grade on Swift street
-RoIlin st to Saunders Creek, which
was given first reading and on motion
ordered published in the official paper.
On motion council adjourned.
RI r. KNAPP. CitvAClerk.