The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-02-13

Wisconsin Tobacco Reporter,
printing ------------ 1855
H. C. Handtke, refund on taxes 400
oet,se 5000
NJ. H. Ford, salary and expense $50
Heddles Lumber Co., coal, water
Bids of First National Bank and To-
bacco Exchange Bank for interest on
CITY funds received. Both banks Of
fered $50. Motion made and seconded
that City funds be awarded to Tobacco
Exchange Bank on basis of bid, and
that Finance Committee notify School
Board that bid of $50 covers school
fund and the Council recommends that
school funds be awarded to the First
National Bank Carried Ayes 5.
Application by VIM. Schrub and II.
H. Goede for pool and billiard table
licenses for year ending June 81, l92O.
Motion made that licenses be granted.
Seconded and Carried.
Communication from the Turbine
Sewer Machine Company read.
Resolution by Alderman Dallman--
Resolved by the Common Council
that the sum of $4,000 be paid to
Sewer Machine Company on account
and that the Mayor and City Clerk be
instructed to sign contract with said
company for delivery of sewer clean
ing machine. Roll Call. Ayes 5.
Alderman Dallmann offered the fol-
lowing resolution and moved its adop-
ton.
Whereas, the Common Council of the
City of Edgerton, Wisconsin, having
on the 3rd day of March, 1919, duly
adopted a resolution declaring it to be
the sense and purpose of the council
that the following named street should
be improved at the expense of the pro-
lisled grade by grading the roadway
thereof and by constructing thereon
concrete pavement, under two year
guarantee; namely,
West Fulton Street from the North
and South Quarter Line of Section
Four (4) to the Corporation Limits.
said pavement to, be nine ~ feet wide,
and constructed in the center of the
street.
And whereas, the City Clerk has duly
published notice, pursuant to law, that
said report was on file in his office,
and that the Council would at this
meeting hear all objections which
should be made thereto, and determine
the proportion of the cost of the i'm
if any, to be paid by the
City at large, and the Common Council
being duly advised of all matters in
the premises;
Now, therefore. be it resolved by the
Common Council of the City of Ed
gerton;
That the said final and complete re-
port of the Street Assessment Commit
tee be and the same is in all things ap
proved and confirmed and hereby adopt
ed and made the findings and deter
of the Common Council;
That it is hereby determined. that
each separate parcel of real estate in
scheduled Exhibit A" attached to said
report be and is hereby assessed and
shall pay the sum respectively set OPP
poste the description of such parcel IN
such schedule in the column headed
Assessed Benefits" as the several and
separate benefits by it derived from said
as special tax for the
purpose of defraying the cost of said
That it is hereby further determined
that the City of Edgerton at large be
and the same is hereby justly charge
able with and shall pay as its portion
of the cost of such improvement, and
the expense of all cross walks at
the intersection of streets and alleys,
and in addition thereto such sums as
the contract price, in which said work
shall hereafter be done, may exceed
the total amount herein assessed and
made chargeable as benefits to the. said
real estate in said schedule Exhibit A"
! Resolution carried.
Alderman Atwell offered the follow
ing resolution and moved its adoption.
The Common Council of the City of
Edgerton, having on the Sd day OF
March, 1919, duly adopted resolution
declaring it to be the sense and pur-
pose of the Council that the said streets
mentioned therein. be improved by
grading the roadway thereof and by
thereon a concrete pave
ment, and assessments of dement's and
damages having been made by : the
Street Assessment Committee and. con-
firmed by the Council, and the Coun-
ell having determined the amount to-
be paid by the real estate as Dement'S
on account of said proposed improve
ment and the amount that should be
paid by the city at large and notice OF
such determination having been given
Be It Resolved. that said streets be
in the manner hereinbefore
specified and as set out in the plans,
profiles. details and specifications there
If on file in. the office of the City Clerk
and the Street Assessment Committee
be authorized to advertise for bids for
the construction of same. and the May
or and City Clerk be authorized to es-
ecute said contract with the lowest re-
sDonsihle bidder, and seal same with
the corporate seal of said city.
The amounts chargeahle to the real
estate on account of said Improvement
shall be paid for with certificates
against the lots or in special improve