Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-10-12
OFFICIAL COUNCIL
PROCEEDINGS
REGULAR MEETING


| Tho Cannon Council met in regular SEES
sion on the above date at $500 p. m.' mayor
Roll Ca-Present, Gaetzman, Crooks, s"id
Smith, Gearhart, Gehring. Radnechei' De eiSaa
sell Schnlenburg, Pregont, Kel LuedtKe'
Prochnow, 1S). All present.
Supervisor Superb, Smith moved that the reading
of the minutes of the previous meeting De dls'
pensed with. Motion seconded by supervisor
| Luedtke and carried. II. .
N. 9th ST. at Gilbert st. and Parcher 81 east
To the Honorable Mayor and Common Coun-
| Gil of the City of Wausau a..
I am the owner of four "a lots in the 9th
ward. at corner 9th and Parcher SITS, de-
.scribed as lots No. 49, Ia, Is, 16 Block ~,
Brown, Gilbert and Winton's Maple I'M Au'
This ia a part of the old Parcher farm anu
includes part of the old pond 1t is my inten'
ton in the near future to instruct the CITY en-
gneer to establish the grade on sald streets IN
order that 1 may proceed with scraping down
the knoll and filling up the low land
Also to establish the lines definitely TOR the
same reasons, and to enable me to set out
shade trees and make permanent improve
Respectfully submitted,
j. Fl. KOLTER.
Supervisor Borowitz moved that the rules
be suspended and immediate action be taken
and Alderman Scholield seconded same. Inc
ayes and noes were: Ayes, Gaetzman Crooks,
Sell, Kingle, Borowitz, Ohm, Morisette Schol'
Deichsei, schulenburg, Pregont, Kell, Luedtke,
Prochnow (18). Carried Unanimously.
Supervisor Borowitz then moved that the Pc
tition be granted and Alderman Schulenburg
seconded the motion. Carried. Petition grant
Petition to have sidewalk built north side
OF Thomas st. from Eighth to Fifth Ave he
ferred to committee on streets and bridges.
~ r %. hnNTn MD
stituted in the fire department Of city OF Wau'
sau. Referred to committee on fire and finance:
Recommendation of Mayor in re Matter OF
Bernice Allen VS.. City Of Wausau.
To the Common Council:
desire to inform you that on the 22nd
dag OF September, 1922, the Industrial Com
mission Of the state Of Wisconsin did hle
with the city clerk OF the city OF Wausau,
in the matter Of Bernice Allen, widow OF
George Allen, deceased VS. city OF Wausau,
hearing held before said Indus
trial Commission without having served upon
the city Of Wausau, alleged respondent, in
this case, a written notice as required by law.
Said Industrial Commission orders as fol-
lows:
That within ten days from date hereof the
City of Wausau, shall pay to the
applicant, Bernice Allen, the sum Of $523 80
and on the goth day OF October,
and on the Goth day of each month thereafter
shall pay to the applicant the sum OF $73.25
until such monthly installments shall equal
The sum of $4,676.10, or until further order OF
the commission; that within ten days from
date hereof the respondent shall pay to Or;
i. @. Nochols Wausau, Wisconsin, the sum OF
s14.00; to Drs. r. w. & Merritt Jones, Wan
,au, wisconsin, the sum of $500; to DR.. e. e.
Fleming, Wausau, Wisconsin, the sum of
81 90; to the st. Mary's Hospital, Wausau,
Wisconsin, the sum of $500; and to Ella
Meuret, nurse, Wausau, Wisconsin the sum OF
$1,000.
That any payments made by the respondent
o the applicant herein under the privisons
II Section 62.13 of the Statutes of Wiscon- |
In shall be allowed and credited to the re-
pondent as a payment under this award :.
II the deceased while on active duty ara
contract a disease resulting in death which |
nay be possible although l am very much In
oubt then the widow should be entitled to a
,ension one-third of the monthly compensa |
ion of the deceased at the time Of his death
nd six dollars for each child under sixteen
ears of age.
In another certified copy of further consider,
ton of evidence fled September 26, l922, |
he Commission finds that an error was MADE /
Expenditures
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