The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-06-17
COMMON COUNCIL
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
JOHN SCHROEDER, Mayor.
ARTHUR II. LANDER,
City Clerk

/ DIfNlNlllEs al liNlhbNAe
utes approved
Petition for combination curb and
gutter on Chicago Street, between
Fifth and Sixth Streets, referred to the
Street Committee.
Petition to have Madison Street,
from Sixteenth to Seventeenth Streets
oiled, referred to the Street Commit
tee.
Communication from business men on
North Eighth Street, between York
and Buffalo Streets, protesting against
the placing of the Manitowoc and
Northern Traction Company switch on
said street and asking that the Council
rescind its action in the matter re-
fcrred to a join Committee on RAN
roads and Corporations and Streets.
Petition for a water main and do
nestle sewers on Marshall Street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth Streets, re-
ferrcd to a Joint Committee on Utili-
ties and Sanitation,
Petition for curb and gutter on the
South side of Hamilton Street be
tween Lake and Seventh Streets, re-
ferred to the Street Committee.
Petition to have Cleveland Avenue,
between Fifth and Sixth Streets oiled,
referred to the Street Committee.
Petition to have Seventeenth Street,
between Washington and Marshall
Streets and Marshall, between Twenty
fourth and Twenty-sixth Streets oiled,
referred to the Street Committee.
Petition from team owners asking
for a rate Of $1,000 per day for either
nine or ten hours work, referred to the
Street Committee.
Petition signed by large number of
citizens asking that some effective
smoke ordinance be adopted, referred
to the Sanitation Committee.
Petition of the c. Reiss Coal Com
pany, asking for permission to use a
part Of the sidewalk in front of their
lots for the purpose of building scales,
referred to the Street Committee.
Communication from the Park Com
mission asking the Council to investi-
gate the adyisability of erecting re-
tanning wall on the South side of Union
Park, referred to the Park Committee.
Mr. Plumb of the Park Commission,
having been granted permission adj
dressed the Council and stated that the
School Board would be willing to bear
half of the expense Of erecting the wall
in question,
Communication from the Western
Union Telegraph Company, offering to
sell their poles on Main and North
Water Streets to the City, referred to
the Utilities Committee
Clerk reported receipt of the follow
ing Perpetual Care Tenders for Ever
green Cemetery:
Mrs. l.. +. TABLESPOONFUL G.
Block 6 Section "II'.
G. c. Hopf $4,000 Lot s-Block
3 Section "EH".
Communication of Board of Educa-
lion asking for permission to use the
Council chambers the first Thursday of
each month to hold its meetings was
read
Moved and unanimously carried on
roll cali that the foregoing request be
granted Ayes II Nays, none.
Communication from the Board of
Education submitting preliminary
plans and sketches of the new High
School was read.
Moved and unanimously carried on
roll call that the Council meet with the
Board of Education, Thursday, June
10, 1920, at 500 O'Clock p NJ.
The application of the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad Co., for permits
sion to construct snur tracks over six
tccnlh Street was referred TO fine Com
mit,ce an Railroads and Cornoroiions.
General City Claims numbered 1856
ool. referred 10 ,be onnropriotc Com
mitlccs
Resolution opiborizing tbc civ A.
torr,,, g., Iod,,o ~ oo,,nlo;,t NTH tho
Railroad Commission of Wisconsin
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many for tbc mar eoryices wondered
rcfcrrcd ,o NohnLe
Rcsolulion for dividing Third ward