The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-09-29
COMMON COUNCIL
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
MARTIN GEORGENSON, Mayor.
ARTHUR II. LANDER,
City Clerk.
Monday. September ID, 1921.

Board met in regular session, May
or presiding, all members present ex-
cept Vogel and Reyolinsky.
Minutes of previous meeting were
approved.
Communication of Green Bay Dry
Docks Company, in regard to safety
gates for bridges and crossings, was
referred to the Bridge Committee.
Communication from the Board Of
Education together with resolution
instructing the City Attorney and
City Clerk to prepare and submit to
the Common Council at its next reg
ular meeting a resolution for a bond
issue of $3O0,0O0.O0 for the purpose
of building a new high school, was
referred to the Assessment & Finance
Committee.
Petition for water main on Frank
lin Street between Nineteenth and
Twentieth Streets, was referred to
the Utility Committee.
Petition for combination curb and
gutter on South Twenty-First Street
from Western Avenue to Washington
Street, was referred to the Street
Committee.
Communication of the Railroad
Commission of Wisconsin in the mat
ter of the application of the Wiscon-
sin Telephone Company for authori-
ty to increase rates at Manitowoc
Exchange, was referred to the Utility
Committee.
Communication together with
claim Of Klug & Smith, amounting to
81, 77G.G5, equal to a commission of
.2H %, based on the construction cost
Of Tenth Street Bridge, was referred
to the Bridge Committee.
Proposal Of Manitowoc Construc-
ton Company, naming price to pave
that portion of North Eighteenth
Street from the Viaduct up to the
Sections residence at $2.85 per
square yard for pavement and 90c
per lineal foot for combination curb
and gutter, was referred to the
Street Committee.
Communication of Manitowoc Gas
Company, requesting permission to
change the location Of scale now
located on their own property and to
locate said scale in the Travelled part
Of Chicago Street, in front Of the
East half Of Lot IL, Block 1870, was
referred to the Street Committee.
Communication Of f.. A. Raeuber,
requesting the removal of a post
placed by the City Of Manitowoc, and
also, stating that he has no objection
to having post placed on West lot line
of his premises, was referred to the
Utility Committee.
Communication Of Brewer Manu-
featuring Company applying for
electric motive power for approx
mately 7la horse power consumption,
was referred to the Utility Commit
tee.
Tender Of Mrs. John Drumm, Of
$4,000 for the perpetual care of Lot
5, Block 38, Section "EH" of Ever
green Cemetery, was referred to the
Cemetery and Parks Committee
Communication from the Board of
Education with budget for the ensu-
ing fiscal year, was referred to the
Assessment and Finance Committee.
Communication from the Public
Library, with budget for the ensu-
ing year, was referred to the Assess
mcnt and Finance Committee.
General City Claims numbered
l5l7 to 1913 inclusive were referred
to appropriate Committees.
Resolution that sidewalks be or
dered laid in front Of Lots 2-3-G-7-
1O-14-23-26-27, Block "D," Reeds
Subdivision, and Lots 24-25-28, Block
&C." Reeds Subdivision, was re-
ferrcd TO the Street Committee.
Resolution authorizing the Public
Utilities Commission to install a
street light at about 100 feet from
the Franklin Street and South Wa
ter Street intersection, and the pres
ent lights enlarged, was referred to
the Utility Committee.
Alderman Vogel appeared at this
time.
Committee to whom was referred
resolution that the Mayor and City
Clerk are authorized to refund oiling
charges on lots abutting on North
Fifteenth Street from New York Az
enue TO City Limits to correct error
on the 1920 Tax Roll, returned same
recommending adoption. Upon mo-
ton on roll call, Committees report
was accepted and the resolution
unanimously adopted, Ayes 49,
Nays, none.
Resolution that an additional as.
sistant tender be appointed by the
Council 10 serve on Tenth Street
Bridge until May ], 1929, at the sum
.of $500 per month, was referred
to the Bridge Committee.
Committee to whom was referred
tender Of Chas. j. Richards of
$4,000 for the perpetual care Of
Lot 8, Block 30, Section "Eh" Of