Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-08-14


etc. --- ..----------------- 1851
lronwOod n Bessemer Ry. x
Light Co, street and city
hall lights ------------ 232 SO
David Cattoi, sharpening tools 800
James Chioliuo, repairs to
dump wagon --------------- 3.75
Pay Roll, july month ---- sos. 10
+. A, Emunson, Publishing
proceeding & printing - 2l.3O
We beg to report that We have ex-
amlned the above schedule of claims
and recommend their allOwancein whole
or IN part.
Respectfully submitted,
Charles Bonino
A. +. Collins
Matt Secar
Committee on Audit aud claims.
Motion made by Pollock supported
by " !liams and duly carried that the
report be accepted as read.
Petition.
To the Honorable Mayor Il Common
Council Of the city of Hurley.
Gentlemeu:
We. the undersigned resident tax
payers of the city of Hurley respect
fully petition your honorable body to
have cement sidewalk built ON the
South side of block Is Of the penokee
x GOgebic Development Cos Add
ton to Hurley. on the South side of
said block Is. this was previously u
board walk and was torn up about a
year ago by direction of the city and
has not been replaced. The street In
front Of our residences is very muddy
and in bad condition aud 1t is very
necessary that walk should be CON
structed there at once.
Signed; John Brady, Joseph Pie
tr0wsh and Ben RomanOski.
Motion made by Lancer supported
by Williams and duly carried That bis
matter he referred TO the Board of
Public Works with authority TO make
temporary improvements on this
street.
Resignation Of motorcycle police
Romanoski was read, moved by Will
liams supported by Rubatt and duly
carried that the resignation be accep-
ted by the council.
Fred. ID. Penrose having made APP
plicatiOn for the petition of motor cy-
Gle police, the Mayor submitted the
name of Fred ID. Penr0se TO the cOun-
ell for the position of motorcycle pol
lice subject to confirmation Moved
by Lancer supported by Williams that
he appointment be confirmed asm4de.
Motion carried.
Harry Masterson and Lorenzo Pr
a2zi having made application to the
common council for beverage permits.
Motion made by Lancer supported by
Bonacci and duly carried that permits
be granted TO these applicants
The Nj a Vnr annnt Mt Oh Ia fnIlntUipn
named persons as members of the ell
ecti0n boards for precincts Nos /
and for the ensuing two years, sub
jet to continuation of the council.
Precinct No. t.. w. f.. PaYnter, John
Drtsely and V. T.. DePOdesta, Inspect
ors +. j. Gibbons and Arthur Emun-
son, Clerks. Matt SecOr and Dominic
Rubau, Ballot Clerks.
Precinct No. e., Neil Hurley, A. r.
Collins and Marco TOuIOlo, Inspect
OTIS; James Eddy and Joe Cayer,
Clerks; Tim Brown aud James Thom-
As, Ballot Clerks Moved by Bonino
supported by Lancer and duly carried
that the appointments be confirmed
as made.
Mr.. Hagen appeared before the
council and asked the council to make
some improvements on 4th avenue
south from Copper street to the top of
the hill. Motion made by Lancer
supported by Williams that the Board
OF Public Works be authorized to
make such Temporary improvements
on 4th avenue as they deem necessary,
Lancer incorporated IA his motion that
some improvements be made Oh 9th
avenue south also Motion carried.
Colosimo suggested TO the council
that a grade be established and ut
least a ciuder walk be constructed ou
south side of the county road running
through the Cary location.
Moved 10y NrcOr supported 10y COlos
lmo and duly carried that tins matter
be- referred TO the board Of public
works.
There being no further business to
transact, motion made by Lancer sup
ported by ~ecor and daily carried that
the councii adjourn to Wednesday
evening September sth 1920.
Eugene y. Williams, City Clerk.
For Sale Eighty acre farm one half
mile southwest Of Gie For further