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

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! Supervisor Luedtke moved the adoption OF
the reports of the committee. Seconded by
/ Alderman Kell Carried Reports adopted
Report of committee in application for
| Permit Glass "A" to Frank Artus.
| Your committee recommends that the per-
init be granted to Frank Artns
ALBERT KELL
/ VIM. SELL
/ Supervisor Luedtke moved the adoption of
/ the report and same was seconded by Alder
man Prochnow. Carried Permit granted.
Report of committee in re city sealer attend
| ing annual conference.
To the Mayor and Common Council:
The annual conference of state and city
sealers of weights and measures is to be held
Madison, Wisconsin, commencing at two o'clock
Tuesday afternoon, October 10, 1922, con-
tinung Wednesday and Thursday. The
benefits of such a conference are apparent.
| Subjects on the program include such prob
! lens as Moisture in Coal and Coke. ''Tol-
erances on Heavy Automatic Dial Scales"
| The Teaching of Weights and Measures in
the Public Schools" Should the Metric Sys-
tenn be Stressed, 1.-THE Manufacture of Stand
ardized Milk Bottles as Required in Wiscon-
sin" "a Uniform Bread Law" and many
other problems that confront weights and
measures officials.
An exhibit of the newer types of weighing
and measuring devices is expected Repre-
sentatives from other departments of weights
and measures have been invited to attend and
take part in the program.
Exchange of ideas and discussion of best
methods of performing official duties by seal
ers of weights and measures must be promotive
of efficiency and uniformity in this work.
1t is very important to the weights and
measures cause, that there be full attend
ance on the part of city sealers of the state
at this time Inasmuch as the city will de-
he benefits
are urgently requested to authorize the seaer
of your city to attend this conference. The
attendance at the meeting is not limited to
sealers of weights and measures. All inter-
ested parties are cordially invited and the
presence of city officials is especially desired.
shall be pleased to hear from you.
Yours very truly,
j. @. Emery, Commissioner.
Alderman Ringle moved the adoption of the
report of the committee which is as follows
Your committee recommends that seaer
of weights and measures be delegated to at
tend this conference, the expense to be born
by the city.
G. " RINGLE
GEO. BOROWITZ
GEO MORISETTE
Supervisor Morisette seconded the motion of
Mr.. Ringle's and carried by the
following vote: Ayes, Gaetzman, Crooks, Sell.
Ringle, Borowitz, Ohm, Morisette, scholfeld,
Smith, Gearhart, Gehrng, Raduechel, Deich-
sci, Schulenburg, Pregont Kell, Luedtke,
Prochnow, (1S). Unanimously adopted.
Report of committee in re closing Bridge St.
at Franklin st.
Your committee recommends that this reso-
luton be placed on file as same has been dis
posed of in former resolution.
GEO w. BOROWITZ
GEO MoRISETTE
Supervisor Borowitz moved the adoption of
the report and Supervisor Morisette second
ed same. Carried.
Report of committee in re repairing Spring
Street
TO the Members of the City Council, city of
Wausau:
The residents and property owners of that
part OF the city of Wausau, known the city
plats as the Forest Park Addition do respect
| fully petition the city council to cover with
| gravel or rotten granite that portion of Spring
| st. between the intersections of Seventh and
| Tenth SITS Ga distance of approximately sew
en- hundred feet).
This street is practically impossible at all
seasons of the year owing to the presence of
| spring holes at the intersections with Tenth
| ST. and urts and stones lower down the hill.
| DIR. Hopkins resides permanently at Tenth
| and Spring SITS. and as Spring st. is destined
to. be the main artery of traffic to and from
respectfully ask that it be put in passable
condition.
(signed by H. R. Hopkins, ct. all
/ Since the time has advanced to make extern
siva repairs, your committee streets and
| bridges recommend that few loads of cinders
be hauled there and placed on the spring holes
to make the road passable for the present.
GEO. w. BORoWrTZ
| GEO. MoRISETTE
Supervisor Borowitz moved the adoption of
/ the report OF the committee and Supervisor
| Morisette seconded same Carried
Acceptance of Columbia Park Addition.
The following is the report of the commit
tee to whom the Columbia Park Addition Plat
had been REFEREED:
| Your committee on streets and bridges TO
whom has been referred the Plat of the Amer
lean Brewing company known Columbia
Park Addition respectfully report TO you that
the petitioner has complied with all the re-
quirements Of the law.
! We therefore recommend that the plat be
| accepted upon the condition that the alley run
ming north and south be graded by the pres
| ent owners.
GEO. w. BOR0wITZ
/ GEO. MORISETTE
Supervisor Morisette moved the adoption Of
the committees report. Seconded by Mr..
Schulenburg. The ayes and noes were taken
Ayes Gaetzman, Crooks. Sell. Ringle. Boro.
WITT Ohm. Morisette, Schofeld, Smith. Gear
hart Gehring. Radnechel. Deichsel, Schulen-
burg. Pregont, Kell, Luedtke, Prochnow, (1s).
| Adopted unanimously. Plat accepted.
Report of committee in re claim Of Emil
H0eft.
The committee on poor recommend that the
within petition be not allowed.
Dated Oct. 2, 1879.
A. v. GEARHART
WIN IT. SCHULENBURG
l.. u. CROOKS