Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1922-10-12

| in entering such findings of facts and awards
| and therefore makes the following award:
| That within ten days from date hereof, the
| respondent, city of Wausau, shall pay to the
applicant the of one hundred dollars for
| funeral expenses
mission OF the state of Wisconsin has grossly
erred in these cases. i recommend that the
city attorney be instructed and directed to APP
peal to the proper court to nullify and declare
void the awards made by the Industrial Com
mission in both these cases.
'ii''''O'' " EMIL PLATTER, Mayor.
Supervisor Smith moved that the recon.
mendation of the mayor be accepted and that
tbe matter be referred TO the city attorney for
further action Supervisor Morisette seconded
same Carried.
Resolution in re donations received by fire
department for neighborly calls
Whereas in appreciation of the prompt and
efficient services rendered by the Wausau fire
department at the fire on September LIST at the
ward of the Brooks and Ross Lumber compa-
nv At Schofield the Brooks and Ross Lumber
company has expressed and shown its good
win and spirit by responding with check
of $4,000 to purchase something for the en-
CINE house, place it in the benefit fund or 70 use
f in any tway the chief may think best, there
Resolved, that all donations for neighborly
services rendered by the fire department with
in u of mile Of the city limits be credited to
the Firemens Pension Fund. To respond to
greater distances permission of Mayor shall be
secured and donations credited to the general
fund from which an extra compensation, the
amount to be fixed by the mayor, shall be al
lowed the firemen responding TO call by order
Of the Chief Assistant Chief whoever may
be in charge of the department.
F. J. GAETZMAN, Alderman.
supervisor Gaetzman moved the adoption
seconded same Carried. Resolution adopted
Resolution in re investigating the matter OF
employing man to take care OF municipal Darn
Whereas the new city barn will soon be
hx and whereas tU
city will require a man to take charge of SAME,
Be II Resolved, and it is hereby resolved.
by the Favor and Common Council that the
Board of Public Works be authorized to in
vestigate the matter and report back to the
VIM. SCHULENBURG. Alderman.
Alderman schulenburg moved the adoption
of the resolution. Seconded by Alderman kell.
Carried. Resolution adopted.
Resolution redeclaring November 18th
whereas. November 18th, signifies to our
nation that day on which hostilities in the
World War ceased in 1918, insuring to us
the precious lives of those of our boys who
had been spared, and
Whereas, the whole nation desires to prop
erly express on that day its sentiments of
grateful appreciation to all those who made
victory possible, and
whereas, the city of Wausau has always
done its part fully and freely to carry out ITS
patriotic obligations,
Now Therefore Be 1t Resolved by the Com
mon Council of the city of Wausau that Sat
urday, November, 18th, 1922, be and hereby
is declared to be q whole holiday, that the citi
zens of Wausau and the city officials do all in
their power to cooperate with the ex-service
men and their organizations in order that this
day may be properly and fttingly celebrated
This motion and the matter it has reference
to has the unanimous endorsement of Burns
Post, No $685. Veterans of Foreign Wars and
Talbot Montgomery Post, No. 10, American
Legion, who are working together to plan
proper and fitting ceremonies and celebrations
for this occasion.
PAUL LUEDTKE.
Supervisor Luedtke moved the adoption of
the resolution and Alderman Prochnow sec
onded the motion. Carried. Unanimously
adopted.
Report of committee and resolution in re EX-
penditures and Receipts for year 1923.