Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-03-18

Messrs. Koenig, Fink, Leisk and
Stafford spoke briefly ON the subject
and lntlmated that they were not in
favor OF the proposition in its entirety.
Messrs. c. Stanley Perry and E. ].
rem raised some questions relative to
avenues of ingress and egress and pro-
lection by retaining walls.
Messrs. William A. Walker. Jr.. n.
I. Spalding, Alender Klokner. Gus
Sylvester, Tubesing, Mrs. L. C. Wheel
er, Erwin j. Bell, Robert W. Baird.
Or. II. G. Morton and Captain R. R.
tombstone We're very much in favor
of the project.
Communication from John Cain.
Secretary of the Fire Department, re-
porting the result of the election of
officers, read by the Chair. On roll
call, the election was confirmed.
Bills and pay roll of laborers and
clerks in the sum of S469.45 were then
introduced, read and referred to the
Committee on Finance.
Petition of Edward w. Neldner and
others, praying for sanitary sewer in
Vista Avenue, read and referred to
the Committee on Sewer and Water.
Petition of Chas. Maier and others,
praying for water main in Ninth Ave
nue., read and referred to the Commit
tee on Sewer and Water.
Petition of 7. c. Katke, praying that
the grade be established on Church
Street from Woodland Avenue north,
read and referred to the Committee
on Plats and Grades.
Resolution providing for the pay
ment of $1,087.85 to Gustave Kaestner
for part of school site, read and re-
ferred to Committee on Finance.
Resolution providing for moving
pole belonging to The Electric Com
pany, adopted under suspension of the
rules.
Petition of Thos. H. Door, praying
for cancellation of special water pipe
improvement bonds, read and referred
to Committee on Finance.
Ar ordinance providing for the issue
of $eJ,001.00 School Bonds, Eighth
Series, read and referred to Commit
tee on Finance, with directions to the
City Clerk to publish said ordinance
as proposed ordinance, as required
by law.
Petition of Carl ]. Scholz, praying
for permission to tap county water
main, read and referred to Committee
on Sewer and Water.
On motion of Alderman Notbohm,
the vote on the resolution providing
for resembling the report of assess
ments of benefits and damages accru-
ing by reason of the improvement of
various streets from which resolution
North Main Street, from Park Street
to East Milwaukee Avenue, was elm
mated, was reconsidered by the follow
ing vote; Ayes, Maschmeyer, Not
bohm, Ragsdale, Wood, . Woodside
Noes, De Swarte, Marquardt.
The Finance Committee reported
back bills and pay roll. Aid. Mar
quardt asked for separate action on
the bill of t. M. E. r. & l.. Co. for re-
pairs to abutments to 59th Street
bridge.
On roll call the remaining bills were
allowed and ordered paid.
On roll call the bill of the T. M. f..
r. & L. Co. was allowed and ordered
! paid,
The Committee on Finance reported
back the petition of Thomas H. Dorr,
together with resolution providing for
the cancellation of special water pipe
improvement bond No. 1402. On roll
call resolution adopted.
From Committee on Sewer and
Water, resolution providing that the
Board of Public Works be authorized
to cause necessary plans and surveys
to be made for laying sewer in Vista
Avenue, adopted.
The Committee on Finance reported
back resolution providing for payment
of S1,087.85 TO Gustave Kaestner in
payment for portion of school site,
adopted.
The Committee on Sewer and Water
reported back petition of Carl j..
Scholz praying for permission to tap
county water main, with resolution
granted the desired permission,
| adopted.
The Committee on Sewer and Water
reported back resolution providing for
directing the Board of Public Works
to cause necessary plans and surveys
to be prepared for the construction of
a water main in Ninth Avenue,
adopted.
Alderman Ragsdale called attention
to the fact that a bill would be con-
sidered in Committee at Madison,
March 10th, in which tle City of Wau-
watosa is vitaIly interested, It being
a bill to set aside the boulevard ordi-
nances of this city, and moved that
the City Attorney be directed to at
tend the hearing. The motion was duly
seconded and unanimously carried, and
the City Attorney was directed to APP
pear in Madison, March 10th, to OPP
pose the passage of the bill.
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