The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-03-16
COMMON COUNCIL
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
MARTIN GEORGENSON, Mayor.
ARTHUR H. LANDER,
City Clerk.
Monday, March G, 1922.

| Street, between MiCHlSdH h'''"' "'''
Coliseum Avenue.
Minutes of previous meeting were
then approved.
Communication from Donald Mackay
with reference to purchasing the house
on North Tenth Street, owned by the
CITY. was referred to the Committee on
Assessment and Finance,
Communication from n T.. Holly
protesting against oilinga charge, on
New York Avenue abutting his prop
erty, was referred to the Committee on
Assessment and Finance.
Communication of the Building In
spector requesting that he be furnished
with some means of conveyance, was
referred to the Public Welfare Com
mittee.
Communication from the Wisconsin
Industrial Commission together with
Labor Laws of Wisconsin and Orders
of the Industrial Commission, was read
and ordered filed.
Communication from Klug & Smith,
referring to claim Of Sl76.65, was re
ferred to the Committee on Bridges.
Communication from the Manitowoc
& Northern Traction Company, eX-
planning delay in presenting franchise
ordinance, was read and ordered filed.
Communication Of Joseph f. Sladky
and others protesting against oiling
charge on North Sixth Street between
St. Claire Street and Huron Street was
referred to the Committee on Assess
ment and Finance.
General City claims numbered PSI to
1871 inclusive, were referred to appro-
ipriate Committees
Resolution nstructng the City Engi-
neer to prepare plans for comfort sta
ton. was referred to the Sanitation
Committee
Resolution directing ManitOwOc Gas
Company, to lay gas mains on Division
Street between Ninth Street and Tenth
Street, was referred to the Utility
Committee.
Resolution fixing rates on Municipal
Ornamental Lighting System, was re
ferred to the Utilities Committee,
Resolution prescribing location of
sidewalk on North Nineteenth Street
between Michigan Avenue and Prospect
Avenue, was referred to the Commit
tee on Streets.
Resolution authorizing the purchase
of a parcel of land from Mr.. Gust
Stoke for $4,000, was referred to the
Committee on Cemeterys and Parks.
Resolution inStructing the Utilities
Commission to cause the wateI main
crossing Sherman Creek at Seventeenth
Street to be sunk below the creek bed,
was referred to the Utility Committee,
Resolution instructing the City En-
gineer to take the preliminary steps for
the Strengthening of Sherman Creek
course from the City Limits to its out
let into Manitowoc River, was referred
TO the Sanitation Committee
Resolution that the width of car
rage way on North Water Street from
Twelfth Street West to bank be estab-
lished at 80 feet and curb line be sym
etrcal with the center line of street.
was referred to the Committee on
Streets.
Committee to whom was referred
claim of Patrick Connolly in the
amount of Sl2.5S for refund on auto
mobile tax, returned same recommend
ing that claim be allowed. Upon mo-
ton on roll CALL Committees report
was unanimously accepted and claim
allowed Ayes Mays, none.
Motion made and carried on roll call
instructing the Assessment and Finance
Committee to bring in plans on New
High School with or without recon-
meudation after recess, all members
voting Aye except Klusmcyer Thomp-
son and Staalson. Ayes ll-Nays, 3.
Committee to whom was referred
the following ordinance, returned same
recommending adoption.
An Ordinance Fixing and Determining
the Sum of Money Reasonably Mes
cssary for the Perpetual Care Of Lots
and Graves in Evergreen Cemetery,
and for the General Care and I'm
provement Of such Cemetery, and
Providing for the Levying Of q Rea-
sonable Assessment upon all Lots in
Evergreen Cemetery for the Clean
ing and Caring Of said Lots, and the
General Care and Improvement of
the Cemetery.
The Common Council of the City Of
ManitowoC do ordain as follOwsi
Section /. That the sum of One
Hundred (SloOOO) Dollars for each
lot, (Fifty (S5OOO) Dollars for each
half lot, and Twenty-Five (S25.OO) Dol
lars for each single grave, is hereby
fixed and determined as reasonably nee
cssary for the perpetual care Of lots,
haf-lots and graves in the Evergreen
Cemetery, and for the general care and
Improvement of such cemetery.
Section 2 That the City Clerk shall
annually on the first day Of March,
assess against each lot, half lot and sin
gle graves in the Evergreen Cemetery
the sum Of one cent per square foot Of