Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-05-11
OFFICIAL COUNCIL
PROCEEDINGS
SPECIAL MEETING

at 1880 p. m, Mayor Platter presiding.
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hart Gehrine, Radueche. Deichsei Schulen-
burg, Pregont. kell, Luedtke, Prochnow,
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Total 49,
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TO Frank Blecha, City Clerk
Please take notice that special meeting of the
common council of the city of Wausau Wis.,
is hereby called to meet at the council cham
Der Tuesday. May 9th. 1922, at 1880
o'clock p. m. for the purpose of considering
claim against the city before taken into
court and such other business as may be
properly brought before the council
Dated Wausau, Wis, this sth day Of May.
1922.
EMIL FLATTER, Mayor.
Report OF Committee in re Claim of Emilia
Eggebrecht.
our committee On Claims wishes to re-
port on the claim OF Emelia Eggehrecht of the
city of Wausau, follows:
That the 2Sth day of January, 1920, at
about 4:30 o'clock in the afternoon of said
day, while Emilia Eggebrecht, claimant,
walking south upon the west side of Seventh
street. the of Jefferson and Sew
enth streets and along the building owned by
Paul Stolze, she slipped and fell upon
large mound of ice which had been allowed
to accumulate and remain said sidewalk,
that as result of said accident, she broke her
right leg near the hip and her body was
otherwise bruised and injured That she was
under the care of DR.. A. B. Rosenberg and
X. w. Jones of this city and was in the hos
pital FER period of nine weeks, after which
She was taken to her home and was confined
to her home for long period of time and
thereafter able to move about crutch-
es. That she has suffered considerable pain
as result Of this injury, and today she is
permanently lame and disabled
That she filed her claim with the city of
Wausau for Five Thousand ($5,00o.00) Dol
lars damages on the 18th day of February,
1920. That thereafter she commenced suit.
and the action is now pending in the circuit
court for Marathon county and is ready to be
called for trial any day this week if not set
Two Hundred and Fifty ($25O.0o) Dollars
for hospital bills and doctor bills and There
is another. item of One Hundred ($1oooo)
Dollars which she claims she has paid for
nursing expense. This last item of One Hun
bred ($100.00) Dollars we have not considered
in our offer of settlement
The Mayor and your committe and city
attorney met with the claimant her husband
and her attorneys, Saturday, May 9th, at
which time negotiations for settlement were
discussed.
this claim and recommend that settlement
be made if possible by paying to Emilia Egge-
brecht the of Seven Hundred Fifty
($750.00) Dollars in full settlement of any
claim that she her husband or her heirs
or assigns may have against the city of Wan
sau.
Dated this 9th day of May 1922.
PAUL LUEDTKE
F. J. GAETZMAN
WILLIAM SELL
Supervisor Gaetzman moved the adoption OF
the report of the committee and Supervisor
Luedtke seconded the motion.
Miss Ohm came in.
Question Ayes and noes Ayes
Gaetzman, Crooks, Sell, Ringle Borowitz. Ohm,
Raduechel, Deichsel, Schulenburg, Pregont
Kel Luedtke, Prochnow. QS). Noes, (O)
Absent, 10Y. Total IS. Report adopted unan
imously.
Resolution in re Claim of Emilia Eggebrecht
Resolved, that the city of Wausau pay to
Emilia Eggebrecht and her husband, Emil
Eggebrecht, the sum of $4,000 in full set
Element of all claim claims actions or
causes of actions that they either of them
now have or may have against the city of
Wausau and particularly the cause of action
pending in the circuit court for Marathon
county wherein Emilia Eggebrecht is plaintiff
and the city of Wausau is defendant
Be It Further Resolved, that the said sum
be paid to Emilia Eggebrecht and her husband
Emil Eggebrecht, on the delivery to the city
of Wausau of a proper release signed by
Emilia Eggebrecht and Emil Eggebrecht, her
husband.
Dated this 9th day of May. 1922.
PAUL LUEDTKE.
Supervisor Luedtke moved the adoption of
the resolution and Supervisor Pregont second
ed same. Ayes and noes called for which were
as follows Ayes, Gaetzman, Crooks, Sell. Rim
gle, Borowitz, Ohm, Morisette, Scholfield
Smith, Gearhart Gehring, Raduechel, Deich
sell Schulenburg, Pregont, kell, Luedtke
Prochnow, 18l Noes (ol. Absent (o)
Total 10. Resolution adopted unanimously
Petitions for sprinkling Thomas ST between
Third Ave. and Harrison Blvd. Stark st. from
Sixth St, and Seventh St, Wausau Ave. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh st.
Supervisor Borowitz moved that all sprink
petitions be referred to the board of Public
Works with full authority to proceed providing
the petitions have been signed by the majority of
property owners. Alderman Scholfeld Sec
onded the motion. Carried. So referred.
Petition for Grading East Forest St. from
Eleventh TO Twelfth.
Referred to committee on Streets and
Bridges.
8. Petition for Appropriation of $4,000 to
Cutler Post G. A. r. for Decoration day
10 the Honorable Mayor and Common Coun
ell of the city of Wausau
Gentlemen:-You hereby requested by
Cutler post G. A, r. to appropriate $4,000 to
pay part of expenses of Decoration day for
CASPER FENHAUs,
O. M of Cutler Post No SIS, G. A; R,
Wausau, Wis
Dated this 9th day of May. 1922
Supervisor Borowitz moved that the petit
ton be granted under suspension of the rules
and Supervisor Luedtke seconded same. Car
ried unanimously by ayes and noes. All mem
bers present
Resolution to construct a sewer on Thomas
St; Sixth Ave, Lincoln Ave, Hamilton ST.,
Line Road and Mcintosh St.
Whereas the Board of Public Works re-
ported in the first meeting of March all sew
during the ensuing year, therefore,
Resolved by the mayor and common council
of the city of Wausau that a sewer be con-
structed in the following streets:
A Is inch sewer on Thomas Street from
9TH TO 9Th Ave.
A IL inch sewer on Sixth Ave. running
north from Porter St. distance of about 200
feet.
A IL inch sewer on Lincoln Ave. from sth
TO 9th SITS.
A IL inch sewer on Hamilton St from sth
TO 9th SITS.
A ~ inch sewer on Union Ave from 9th to
9TH SITS.
A IL inch sewer on Forest St. from 10th to
lth SITS.
IL inch sewer on Prospect Ave- from
Town Lime Road TO Mcdonald st.
IL inch sewer Town Line Road rum
ming east from the manhoe east OF the St.
Paul railroad track distance OF about $40 IT,
A IL inch sewer on Mcintosh ST. from Pros
pect Ave TO Seymour st.
FRANK DEICHSEL, Alderman.
Supervisor Deichsel moved that the resolu-
ton be adopted and Alderman Raduechel sec
onded the motion. Resolution unanimously
adopted by Ayes and Noes. All members