The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-01-27
COMMON COUNCIL
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
JOHN SCHROEDER, Mayor.
ARTHUR II. LANDER,
City Clerk
Monday, January IL, 1921.

! Board met IN regular stSSloh' -h"y
presiding, all members present except
IODonnell and Vogel. Minutes APPROX
/ ed.
Communication of Alderman, Frank
! Drumm, with reference to assessment
on Lot 10, Block zoo, was referred to
the Committee on Assessment and
| Finance.
Communication of John j, Kelley,
President of Public Utilities Commits
sion, suggesting the Public Utilities
Commission be authorized to invest
S5O,OOO.OO in City of Manitowoc New
! City Hall, 5la % bonds, was referred
to the Committee on Assessment and
| Finance
Communication from the Railroad
Commission, notifying the City of date
of hearing fixed in the matter of Mani
owoc Gas Company asking for read
justment of rates, was referred to the
Utilities Committee.
Communication of William Hales
Thompson, Mayor Chicago, extending
an invitation to attend the American
Good Roads Congress and National
Good Roads. Show to be held in Chi
cago, February 9th 70 18th, 1921, I'M
der The auspices Of the American Road
Builders Association was referred to
the Committee on Streets.
Petition for paving Franklin Street
with concrete pavement between
Eighth and Fifth Streets, was referred
to the Committee on Streets
Petition of Henry Bremen and other
residents of the Sixth Ward in the vi
cinity of the so called IS, G. Cool
Homestead" demonstrating having an
Isolation Hospital in this residence dis
lrict was referred to the Committee
on Sanitation
General City claims numbered 1890
to 25O2 inclusive, were read and re-
fcrrcd to appropriate Committees.
Resolution instructing the Board of
Public Works to advertise for bids for
the concrete viaduct at Twenty-frst
Street the bids to close March 9Th,
1921, was referred to the Committee
on Streets
Resolution that the City Clerk be in
structcd and authorized to advertise
for bids for plumbing work, both labor
and material, to be done at the Isola-
tlon Hospital, was referred to the SAM
tation Committee
Resolution that some arrangement be
made whereby care taker be en-
ploycd at the Isolation Hospital hav-
ing his residence in the building, was
referred to the Sanitation Committee
Resolution authorizing the purchase
of furnishings for the Isolation Hos
pital, was referred to the Sanitation
Committee.
Resolution that the Committee on
| Sanitation be instructed to investigate
the feasibility and ACCESSIBILITY of
making use Of the old Electric Light
Plant as an incinerator for the disposal
Of garbage, was referred to the Santa
ton Committee
Resolution instructing the City Clerk
to advertise for bids for one three ton
truck of the REAR WHEEL DRIVE
TYPE equipped with a dump body to
three cubic yards capacity hydraulic
hoist and Scwal wheels, was referred
to the Committee on Streets.
Resolution directing and authorizing
the Utilities Commission to pay $780,
100000 TO the City Treasurer, to be
placed in the general fund Of the City,
which amount will be considered as
profits or interest on the City's invest
mcnt in the said Utilities, was referred
to the Committee on Assessment and
Finance.
Resolution extending the time for
payment Of taxes to March lst, 1921,
was referred TO the Committee on As
scssmcnt and Finance
Resolution inslructing and authoriz-
ing the Sanitation Committee together
with the Health Commissioner and City
Physician to employ labor and pur-
chosc the necessary material for max
ing repairs and other carpenter work
required at the Isoldtion Hospital also
10 have floors vanished, was referred
to the Sanitation Committee,
Resolution establishing uniform curb
heights 10 six inches, was referred to
the Committee on Streets.
Communication from City Engineer
in regard to expansion joints on ClarL
Street and Western Avenue was re
fcrrcd 10 the Street Committee
Resolution ordering the Chicago 4
Norih Western Railway Company, to
remove the gates on Corner Thirteenth
and Clark Streets and place a flag man
ut this intersection instead, was re
fcrcd 10 Committee on Railroads and
Corporations
Resolution iustructing and authoriz-
ing the city Clerk to advertise for bids
for nine tank cars of road oil contain
ing 80 10 go per cent asphalt, was re
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