Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-06-12
Council Proceedings.
Meeting of June 2. 1920

/ Meeting Of June 2, 1920
The common council of the city of
Hurley met for their regular monthly
meeting Tuesday evening June l, 1920.
/ Meeting called to order by Mayo.
Lennon.
Upon roll call the following members
answered present to the call of their
names: Bonino, Bonnaci, Lancer. Pol.
lock, Secor. Rubatt, Coach and Emunsont
Absent: Collins, Williams, BergiGnd.
1 Colosimo. Minutes of the previous meet
ing read and approved as read.
Report of Committee on Audit & Claims.
To the Honor able Mayor and Common
Council:
/ Gentlemen:
! We your committee on audit and
claims having had the following schedule
of claims referred to us; Viz:
| Jasper Bragbini, orders, Mrs. Da
Pra April and May. . IS 2400
R. Paul, order, Mrs. Bott ~ 600
Erspamer Brothers, orders, Sager
and Reynolds. 22OO
VIM Walter, order, Chas Rape. 1000
St Joseph's Hospital. care Anton
Lemberger, Feb. LIST to May lst
claimed Sl5l60, allowed ....... 1850
I
Bott and Geary. April and May 1900
E. B. Williams, tickets to Ashland,
kilograms and express. 899
St. Joseph's Hospital, care NJ.
ODonald, Feb. lst TO May lst,
claimed $4,000. allowed ..... 1850
E. M. Reible, premium on treas.
urers bond -. 49,. .... $500
/ F. A. Emunson, publishing pro-
ceedings and printing ....... 4l3O
Martin Vickers, publishing pro-
ceedings and printing - -. 413O
Andrew Sigler, meals to election
board precinct No l....... 1000
Joseph Raineri, 10 gallons kerosene $50
Voigt & Christensen, hose, street
bTooms. Jail supplies. ........ 2735
Imperial Brush Company, dozen
street brooms ............ 1900
Matt Mattson, labor repairing
south Cary road ....... 49,. 5000
| Joe Pollock, labor and material re-
pairing fountain & sprinkler pipe 1897
James Cholino & Son, repairs to
dump wagon -. ........ a.. 800
| Highway pay roll, May month . 603 IA
! Egan & Reardon, orders Godleski
| ana Lundgren. ....... 800. 200
! We beg to report that we have ex.
amined the above claims very carefully
! and recommend their allowance in whole
or in part. Bill of DR. c. c. Urquhart
| for vaccInating school children and
fumigating amounting to So was laid
over subject to the pleasure of the
council.
Charles Bonino.
| Matt Secor,
Committee on Audit & Claims.
Motion made by Rubatt, supported by
| Lancer and duly carried that the report
be accepted as read and orders drawn
for the above claims.
Mayer Lennon stated that he had
communication from a Mr.. Erickson ask
| ing the city to lease portion of the city
forty used for dump purposes to him for
farm use. Motion made by Lancer. sup
ported by Rubatt that this matter be re-
| ferred to the Board of Public Works
Carried.
Hurley Wis, June l, 1920
To the Honorable Mayor and Common
Council
Dear Sir:
Due to the fact that we are leaving
the city hereby offer my resignation
from the Library Board. As we are leav-
ing this week respectfully ask that my
resignation go into effect at once
Respectfully,
Mrs J. Willard Davis.
Moved by Pollock, supported by Bonino
and duly carried that the resignation of
Mrs. Davis be accepted.
Hurley, Wis, May II. 1920.
| To the Honorable Mayor and Board of
Public Works of the city of Hurley:
Gentlemen:
There is fourth of mile of road
that is on the dividing line of your city
and the town of Kimball, commencing on
the center of Sec. % and % and running
west eighty rods to where the railroad
crosses. This is in a very poor condition
and should be repaired. in behalf of the
town of Kimball can state that we are
willing to pay one-half of the expense
providing the city pay the other half
Kindly give this your consideration.
Yours truly,
]. A. Becker.
Supt of Highway Town of Kimball
Motion made by Rubatt, supported by
Lancer and duly carried that this com
munication be laid on the table.
Petition
To the Mayor and City Council. city of
Hui!ev:
Gentlemen:
We, the under signed, residents and tax
payers of the city of Hurley, hereby
petition that a sidewalk be laid starting
from the east end of the walk already
laid in the Fifth Ward in that part of the
city known as the Cary location and con-
tinuing to the corner of Granite and Iron
streets. Respectfully, Enos Calligaro,
Ben Berglund. George Williams, John E.
Oliver. John Romanoski, Jasper Braghini,
Emanuel Toniolo, Dominic Bertuso.
Battista Stella, Joe Calgaro, Vincenso
Stella. Sigmund Romanoski. Ben Rom.
I anoski
Motion made nv Secor, supported by
Rubatt the this peIl,;on be laid on the
table carried.
The clerk stated to the council that
the captured german cannon that was
presented to the city by the wa7 depart
ment was shipped and asked The council
to authorize the mayor and CLERK to
| draw an order on the treasurer for the