Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-04-22

to Committee on Streets.
Petition of Mrs. Theresa voelz and
others. praying for an additional street
light on 55th Street, read and referred
TO Committee on Streets and Lights.
Petition of George Schweickhart and
others, praying for the Improvement
of Wells Street, read and referred to
Committee on Plats and Grades.
Applications of Charles Anderson,
John Hausch and c. A. Hendy for pool
and billiard table slicenses, read and
referred to Committee on License
Petition of John Elias and others,
praying for sanitary sewer and water
main in Portland Avenue. read and re-
ferred to Committee on Sewer and
Water.
Petitions of Richard Steldt and John
F. La Boule for permission to tap the
County Water Main, read and referred
to Committee on Sewer and Water
Petition of Thomas II. Dorr, praying
for cancellation of special improve
ment bond, read and referred to Com
mittee on Finance.
Petition of L. S. Sweet and others,
praying that the sidewalk on Kenyon
Avenue be restored to grade, read and
referred to the City Clerk with di-
rections to have the Chief of Police
serve notice on Mr. Nichols to cause
the sidewalk restored to the former
grade and refrain from further unlaw-
full encroachments or placing oSstruc-
lions thereon.
Petition of j.. S. Sweet and others,
praying that standard sidewalk be
ordered constructed along the north
erly portion of Kenyon Avenue from
the west end of the present sidewalk
to the westerly end of said street, read
and referred to the Board of Public
Works.
Bid and proposal of F. ]. Schmidt,
Jr., for painting portion of partition
in Council Chamber, read and referred
to Committee on Finance.
| An ordinance designating THE
WAUWATOSA NEWS the official pa
per of the City of Wauwatosa, read
and referred to the Committee on FL
nance.
Resolution directing the City Clerk
to exchange Monarch typewriter in his
office for an Underwood typewriter.
adopted under suspension of the rules
| (Ragsdale).
/ Resolution providing for the CON
| firmation of assessment of benefits for
laying sanitary sewer mains in Stick
ney Avenue and Vista Avenue adopted.
Resolution providing for condemns
ton of part of Lots and 6, Block 2.
Rogers Subdivision, and part of the
land belonging TO the Pelton Estate,
read and referred to the Board of Pub
lie Works.
Resolution providing that the Board
OF Public Works take up the matter
of grading and paving North Main
Street at its next meeting, April 29th,
1921, and invite the owners of prop
erty abutting thereon to be present
adopted under suspension of the rules
(Notbohm).
Opinions of the city Attorney re-
garding Fire and Police Commission
and the powers of the City Plan Com
mission, read and ordered placed on
file.
The Chair asked if anyone present
desired to be heard on any matter of
interest to the Council
Mr.. Howard Taylor spoke relative
TO drainage of Fifty-fourth Street. be-
tween Grand Avenue and the Blue
Mound Road.
Mr.. John A. Meyer spoke on the
| question of sewer and water in the Sec
ond Continuation of Warren's Subdivi-
sion.
Mr.. Wiseman spoke on the question
sewer and water in Wisconsin Ave
nue., north of Warren Avenue.
Al. Z. G. Wade spoke on the ques-
ION ct sanitary sewer in Church
~treet, between Warren Avenue and
Center Street.
/ Mr.. Leverenz spoke on the desirable
ity of having water main laid in Spring
Avenue, between Washington Street
and East North Avenue.
Mr.. L. r. Wayland spoke on the gen
/ eral situation with relation 10 improve
ments in the northeast portion of the
city, stating that the residents in that
/ quarter were going TO exercise pa
thence until the first of May; after
which tney would expect action.
The Committee on Judiciary, to
whom was on the 9th day of April re-
! ferred an ordinance providing for day
light saving, reported back a resolu-
ton making the desired provisions,
and on roll call the said resolution was
| adopted.
The Committee on Finance, to whom
was referred bills and semimonthly
pay roll of laborers, reported same
/ back With recommendations that they
be allowed and ordered paid. No sepa-
rate action being asked on roll call
the bills and pay roll were allowed and
/ ordered paid.
Resolutions granting permission to
| Richard Steldt and John f. LaBoule
/ a. 81 IN, To