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Jan. 7—Loeffler, Mrs. W.; Taxes 2,40
" 21—Lyon-Barnard Co.; Taxes 10,57
Feb. 4—License Collector; Matter of appointing of 41, 140
" 29—Lassance, F.; petition of in relation to purchase of
macadam 48
Mar. 17—Ludescher, B. J.; Claim of for damages to property 69,89
April 7—La Tourelle, Mrs. Anna vs. City of Dubuque; Judgment 86, 97
and Court Costs in suit of
" 21—Longueville, J. C.; matter of being appointed assistant City
Attorney 115 97,114
May 19—Langworthy Avenue; North and South sides of between
Hill and Nevada Streets; Petition of Chas. Stillman et al
in relation to constructing sidewalk on 118,145
19—Law, Viola M.; Taxes 118,139
June 2—Liberty Bell; passing through City; matter of viewing of138
142,170
" 16—Lonergan, Thos. and Honora; Taxes
" 16—Langworthy Avenue, from Hill to Booth Streets; sidewalk
ordered on 148, 168, 190
" 16—Langworthy Avenue, from Hill to Booth Streets; Resolution 148
ordering Improvement of
July 7—Lillie, Wm.; Claim of for personal damages 160, 196
" 21—Lincoln Avenue, South side of between Washington and 172
Elm Streets; sidewalk ordered on 4,236
Aug. 18—Loibl, Mrs. Catherine; Taxes 19 19236
Sept. 1—Leicht, Jno.; Taxes (special assessment) 230,241210,
Oct. 6—Lenihan, D. J.; Taxes (special assessment)
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Feb. 4—McGrath, D.; offering City free of charge rock for macadam 36
" 29—McDonald & Morrison M'fg. Co.; Taxes 49
Mar. 3—McDonnell, A.; petition of in relation to back salary due him 67
April 21—McCloskey, Mrs. Jane; Taxes 95,170
May 5—McCune, Mrs. Catherine; Taxes (special assessment) 106
July 7—McLaughlin, P. H., Alderman 2d Ward; Death of 169,167
Aug. 18—McCarthy, J. J.; matter of furnishing abstract of Title
to lots 36 and 37 McCarthy's First Add. and Warrant
ordered drawn for sum of $1,000.00 to pay for same, as
site of 5th Ward Engine House 195,211
Oct. 6—McCormack, Bridget; Taxes 230,259
Nov. 17—McCarthy, Kenline & Roedell; proposition of in regard to
settling case of Rose Smith vs. City of Dubuque 262
Dec. 1—McClain, Wm.; Petition of in relation to purchase of ma-
cadam
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AGE.Jan. 7—Mississippi River Improvement Association; Warrant for
$75.00 ordered drawn for expense of delegates to Wash-
ington, D. C. in interest of 8,18
Feb. 4—Marty, Mrs. Ursula; Taxes 36,71
" 4—Meyer, Nic.; Taxes. 36,57
" 4—Minges, Laura and Geo.; Taxes 36,57
" 29—Moyes, H. A.: Warfmaster allowed $20.00 per month for
entire year 68
Mar. 3—Morris-Johnson-Brown Mnfg. Co.; Taxes 67, 72
" 17—Macadam in various Wards; Engineer instructed to meas-
ure 213-109 72,88
April 7—Mulgrew, M. J., Clerk District Court; Bill of 84
" 7—Metz M'fg Co.; Taxes 84,146
" 7—Mayor Berg's Valedictory and Inaugural address 93
" 21—Market Square; Cleaning of contract awarded to L. Daily98
May 5—Michel, Dr. B., appointed Health Officer; annual Report of113,114
" 5—Murphy, Jerry; Nightwatchman at Central Engine House;
Matter of fixing Salary of at $60 per month 116
" 19—May, Mrs. Helen; Taxes 118,145
June 2—Miller & Reifsteck; Taxes (special assessment) 135
July 7—Mahoney, Mrs. Sarah; Taxes 161
Aug. 4—Meyer, Mrs. Eva; Taxes 184,196
" 18—Manson, Clara A.; Taxes 194, 264
Sept. 1—Mississippi River Improvement Ass'n.; petition of asking
City to appropriate $300.00 for Expenses to entertain
River and Harbor Committee of 237-216 211,214
" 15—Mulligan, P. J.; Claim of for personal damages to his
son 285 215,278
Oct. 6—Mulgrew, T. J.; petition of in relation to filling North
half of Camp Street; also remonstrance against filling of 230, 244
" 6—Main Street, West side of between 11th and 12th Streets;
sidewalk ordered on 239
Nov. 3—Mt. Carmel Avenue; Grading of 260,283
" 3—Mayor,—pro tern; Alderman Clancy appointed 261
Dec. 15—Massey, F. I.; petition and Waiver of in relation to connect-
ing with sanitary sewer in West 3rd Street at its inter-
section with James Street 2c5
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Feb. 18—Ney Herman; Taxes 43,71
April 21—Ninth Street, East to Water Front; petition of Morris-
Brown-Johnson M'fg. Co. in relation to extension of..11995,99
Aug. 4—Newman, Jno. & Son; Bill of 184,214
" 25—Needham ,Jos.; appointed alderman of Second Ward to fill 198
vacancy of Alderman P. H. McLaughlin deceased
Oct. 6—Nevada Street; East side of between Julien and West 5th 238,239
Street; sidewalk ordered on
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Jan. 7—Officers; Reports of •
2
" 7—Ordinance providing for the appointment ofInspector
of Wood 110,98,97 6,18,41
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" 21—Officers; Reports of 36
Feb. 4—Officers; Reports of
" Ordinance vacating Cedar Street, from 9th to 10th Streets439
" 18—Officers; Reports of
" 18—Ordinance vacating alley in Block 5 Dubuque Harbor Im-
provement Co.'s Add.; also Tower Street from north line 44
of aforesaid alley to north line of Wall Street 49
" 29—Officers; Reports of
" 29—Ordinance establishing Road Districts and defining their 66
limits
•• 29—Ordinance Committee instructed to prepare an Ordinance
providing for the proper width and location of sidewalks 57
in City Limits 67
Mar. 3—Officers; Reports of 69
•' 17—Officers; Reports of
" 17—Official Printing; Agreement of Globe-Journal and Tele-
graph-Herald71 in relation to printing of 84
April 7—Officers Reports of
•• 7—Ordinance Fixing the Salary of the members161 14
ofFire De-
partment 88, 985
" 7—Officers; appointed; Bonds of approved and sworn in 95
" 21—Officers; Reports of
" 21—Ordinance to provide for the appointment of Street Com-
97,110,119
missioner 119
May 5—Officers; Reports. of
" 5—Official Papers appointed 107
112
".✓19—Officers; Reports of • 135
June 2—Officers; Reports of
" 2—Ordinance granting Morris-Johnson-Brown Mnfg. Co. right
to lay a sidetrack in 9th Street from C. M. & St. P. tracks 138
to Easterly end of said 9th Street
" 2—Ordinance granting additional rights to Union Electric Co.
in relation to laying track in 24th Street; from Washing-
ton Street to Couler Avenue 142
" 16—Officers; Reports of
" 16—Ordinance in relation to circus license; Matter of increasing 143, 167
amount for
" 16—Ordinance; Vacating Cedar Street from 8th Street to alley 144
between 7th and 8th Streets
" 16—Ordinance; Repealing Section 8 Chapter XXVII. of the Re-
vised Ordinances of 1901, fixing salary of Members of Fire 145, 147, 165
Department 165
" 16—O'Meara, Mike; Bill of
" 16—Old Canal Lot, situated in Southwest Quarter of Section 19,
Township 89, Range 3 East; Title of, Engineer instructed 149
to make survey of 161
July 7—Officers; Reports of 161
" 21—Officers; Reports of 167
Aug. 4—Officers; Reports of
" 18—Officers; Reports of 184
195
Sept. 1—Officers; Reports of 211
" 15—Officers; Reports of
" 15—Ordinance to provide for the establishment of a City Police 217
and to prescribe Rules and Regulations therefor
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Oct. 6—Officers; Reports of 230
" 6—Ordinance; Vacating alley between Elm and Pine Streets, 235, 242
from 18th to 19th Streets
" 6—Ordinance; Vacating Charter Street from West Line of
Levee to East Line of Water Street and from West Line
of Water Street to East Line of Lot 1, Block 15 and Lot
1, Block 18, in Dubuque Harbor Company's Addition235, 243
" 20—Officers; Reports of 241
" 20—Ordinance; Providing for the protection of Fire Hydrants 243
in City of Dubuque
I Nov. 3—Officers; Reports of 257
17—Officers; Reports of 262
Dec. 1—Officers; Reports of 278
" 15—Officers; Reports of 285
" 15—Ordinance in relation to weighing and measuring by City
Weighers and Measurers; Matter of revising of 287
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Jan. 7—Pierce, Clara L.; Claim of for personal damages ($3,000) 2, 18, 69
88
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, 19
_ 7—Park, Public; Matter of establishing of in Fifth Ward 8
21—Plein, John; Taxes 10, 40
t}` 21—Public Grounds and Buildings; Committee of with Fire Chief
and Chief of Police to inspect Public Halls and Build-
ings, in relation to fire protection 36, 44
Feb. 4—Pitschner, Chas.; Taxes (special assessment)
" 4—Patrol House (New); Matter of erecting of at City Pound40, 43
" 18—Police Department; Petition of members of in relation to 43
increase of salary of 71, 43
Mar. 17—Patrol Wagon; Matter of repairing of 89, 190
April 7—Patrol Wagon (New); Matter of purchasing of135
June 2—Puliens, John; Claim of 139, 143
" 2—Patrol House; Painting of
" 16—Patch, S. J.; Petition of in relation to taking rock from his 142
property, corner Rush and Villa Streets
16—Parker, John; Agreement of in relation to strip of ground
to be used as part of street known as Rosedale Avenue.. 143, 212
July 7—Purchasing Committee; Instructed to purchase two car 166
loads of paving brick 169
21—Patrol House; Matter of putting in new floor
Aug. 4—Pierce Street; Petition of P. F. Ryder et al in relation to 184
repairing of 184
4—Pier, John; Taxes (speciad assessment)
` Sept. 1—Palmer, Chas. B. vs. City of Dubuque; Settlement of suit of 213, 216
Oct. 6—Public Buildings; Fire Chief insutructed to inspect and see
that the Ordinance compelling owners thereof to have 237
doors of said buildings open outwards be enforced 256
Nov. 3—Pfotzer, H, and J. H. Rhomberg; Taxes
" 3—Petry, John; Claim against City Employee P. Lavin 257
17—Police Department; Matter of purchasing overcoats for264, 283
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Jan. 7—Quinn, Daniel; Taxes 2, 71
" 7—Queen Street, North; Matter of Extension of
69, 90, 140, 171, 197, 241, 278
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,h Jan. 7—Ryan, Dennis; Taxes
" 7—Railroad Crossings in City: Matter of ordering automatic 8, 18, 46
1. gates on6
, " 7—Railroad Companies in City; Taxes
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suit of 10, 39
21—Railroad Companies in City to repaint crossing signs; also
to comply with the Ordinance in relation to speed of 19
trains in City limits 36, 71
Feb. 4—Roehl, Fred; Taxes
" 29—Reifsteck, Chas.; Petition of in relation to making his scales 48
on Garfield Avenue a public City scale
Mar. 17—Richards, B. B.; Claim of for grading sidewalk abutting his 69, 89, 148
property on Bluff Street 134, 167
June 2—Rasquin, Beatrice; Claim of for personal damages 142, 170
l rr " 16—Rohr, August; Taxes
July 21—Race Street; East side of between West 11th and Rose 172
Streets, sidewalk ordered on 184, 214
'''r'= Aug. 4—Ragatz, Geo. & Son; Bill of
'.g. 4—Rosedale Avenue; Engineer instructed to prepare plat 69191
I, showing land to be deeded for opening of
Sept. 1--Railroad Companies in City; Statement of the assessments 213
and valuations of 216
15—Rhomberg, A. L.; Taxes 217
15—Register Clerks; Appointed 227
" 29—Rooney, Jos.; Retained as City Ca enter nnographer for Legal
Oct. 6—Rupprecht, Miss E. B.; App 230
Department 230
• " 6—Rhomberg, A. L.; Taxes (special assessment) 262
Nov. 17—Ragatz, Mrs. Catherine; Taxes
e '` Dec. 1—Road Funds in each District; Engineer instructed to aster- 284
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Jan. 7-St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital; Taxes; 168 2, 67, 118
" 7-Sewer, Sanitary in Dodge Street, from Bluff to Grandview
Avenue; Petition of C. J. Peterson et al in relation to
Construction of; 191, 188, 166, 91, 88, 84, 73 2, 45, 46, 70
" 7-Sidewalks; Repairing of; special assessments levied for4
"• 21-Sidewalks; Cleaning snow and Ice from; special assess-
ment levied for 6
" 21-Schmid Mnfg. Co.; Taxes 10
" 21-Smith, Mrs. Platt; Taxes 10, 57
" 21-Sidewalks; Cleaning snow and ice from; special assess-
ment levied for 11
Feb. 4-Sidewalks; Repairing of, special assesments levied for or-
dered canceled 38
" 4-Sidewalks; Repairing of; special assessment levied for 38, 96
" 4-Seidel. Mrs. Eva; Taxes 40
" 4-Sprinkling Wagons; Recorder instructed to advertise for
bids for painting of 41, 44, 56
" 18-Sidewalks; Cleaning snow and ice from; special assess-
ment for; referred to Committee of the Whole 43, 56, 86
" 18-Streets; Repairing, Cleaning and Sprinkling of; divided into
Districts 43
" 29-Silzer, Mrs. Mary; Taxes 49, 71
" 29-Sprinkling Wagons; Matter of insuring of 56, 67
Mar. 17-Straub, Jos. et al; Petition of in relation to vacating two
feet of sidewalk abutting his property on Broadway
Extension 69, 88
" 17-Seitz, Ernst; Taxes 69, 89
" 17-Smith, Rosa; Claim of for personal damages ($3,000) 69, 95
April 7-Smith-Morgan Printing Co.; Bill of 84, 113
" 7-Sullivan, T. 0. and W. A. Folk; Taxes (special assessment) 84, 146
" 7-Scharle, Theo.; Taxes (special assessment) 84
" 7-Sewer, Sanitary, in Alpine Street, from Langworthy Avenue
to Dodge Street; Petition of Leathers & Trewin et al in
relation to construction of; 191, 163, 146. 110, 99 84, 91, 96
7-Sewer, Sanitary, in White Street from Eagle Point Avenue
to Sanford Street; Petition of Jno. Meyer et al in relation
to construction of; 191, 187, 165, 120, 116 84, 98, 109
" 21-Sidewalk on Louisa Street from South to Bennett Streets;
Petition of Jos. Grigg et al in relation to construction of 95, 112
" 21-Sewer, Sanitary, in Booth Street from Dodge to Nevada
Streets, thence north in Nevada Street to West 5th Street
Petition of Tom Collings et al in relation to construc-
tion of; 171, 170, 140, 138 95, 112, 116
" 21-Sewer, Storm Water, in Washington Street from 18th to
19th Streets; Engineer instructed to prepare plans and
Specifications for construction of; 235, 120 99, 109, 116
May 5-Strayer, J. J.; Taxes 106, 139
" 5-Sidewalks; Repairing of; special assessment levied for 108
" 5-Streets, paved; Cleaning of; Contract awarded for 109
June 2-Smedley Steam Pump Co.: Taxes 135
" 2-Sewer, Storm Water, in alley between Rhomberg and Lincoln
Avenues; Petition of A. L. Rhomberg in relation to
straightening of . 135, 147, 165
" 2-Sewer, Sanitary, in 11th Street east to Cedar Street; Petition
of Key City Gas Co. in relation to extension of 135
" 2-Sewer, Sanitary, in Grandview Avenue, from Dodge to
North Streets; Petition of C. A. Van Wie et al in relation
to construction of; 260, 242, 236, 168, 166, 163 135, 146, 148
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2—Sewer Men; Petition of P. Kenneally et al in relation to in- "
crease of salary of 135, 165
" 2—Sheppley, E. H.; Taxes (special assessment) 135
" 2—Sidewalks; Repairing of; Special Assessment levied for137
;s
�, 2—Sewer, Storm Water, in Sanford Street; Engineer instructed
•'.+,,,t, , to prepare plans and specifications for construction of 140, 142, 164,236
" 2—Sixth Street, from Bluff to Clay Streets; Matter of paving of 140, 143, 149
" 16—Schneider, H. F. C.; Petition of in relation to grade of side- 142, 166
walk on Bluff Street
" 16—Sewer, Sanitary in 13th Street from alley east of Washing-
ton Street to center of Cedar Street; special assessment
for construction of ordered corrected 143
16—Schuler, P. J.; Appointed Inspector of Bee Branch Storm 149
Water Sewer 160, 149
July 7—Smith-Morgan Printing Co.; Bill of
7—Sewer, Storm Water, in 15th Street between Cedar and
Sycamore Streets; Petition of F. Cherney et al in relation
to construction of 160, 169, 259
,',a 7—Sidewalks; Repairing of; special assessment levied for 163
r 167, 196
" 21—Scherrer, Jonas; Taxes (special assessment) 169
21—Schuler, P. J.; Bill of
` 21—Second Street from Iowa Street to alley first west of north
side of; Brick gutter ordered constructed in 170
Aug. 4—Sidewalks; Repairing of; special assessment levied for 186
` 4—Sewer, Sanitary in Booth Street from Dodge to West Third
Streets, thence in West Third Street to Nevada Street;
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thence in Nevada Street to alley first south of West Fifth
:4 . Street, Construction of; 286, 285, 283, 213, 197. 190, 192, 195
i• 4—Sewer, Storm Water in Walnut Street from West Eleventh 190, 195, 236
�,. Street to Julien Avenue; Plans of approved
18—Schnee, Gust., Administrator vs. City of Dubuque; Supreme 194, 212, 286
c Court Costs in suit of210, 236
l n Sept. 1—Schwartz, Mrs. Louise; Taxes
N 15—St. Joseph Street; South side of at intersection of Fremont
;e.afi ; Avenue; Petition of J. J. Quigley et al in relation to,, construction of sidewalk on 216
" 29—Streets; Cleaning, sweeping and sprinkling of for balance 227, 235
of season; Referred to Street Committee
29—Streets, brick paved; Contract for sweeping of annulled227
Oct. 6—Sewer, Sanitary in Hill Street; from Langworthy Avenue
to Dodge Street; Petition of H. F. Trenk in relation to
ry`+ 230 extension of •
' 6—Sidewalks; Repairing of erroneous assessments ordered 232, 279
,;, canceled 232
6—Sidewalks; Repairing of special assessment levied for
" 6—Sewer, Sanitary, in Eleventh Street from manhole in alley
between Washington and Elm Streets to center of Cedar 230, 237, 242
, Street; Construction of; 245
6—Sixth Street, south side of between Clay and White Streets; 239
" Sidewalk ordered on
" 6—Sixteenth Street, south side of between Jackson and Wash- 240
ington Streets; Sidewalk ordered on 241, 264
1'" " 20—Smith, A. J.; Taxes
Nov. 3—Sewer, sanitary, in Lincoln Avenue, from Johnson to Ann
Avenues; Resolution ordering construction of 260, 262, 263
263
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k' " 17—Sheridan, Catherine, vs. City of Dubuque; Settlement of 263, 279
Suit of
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Dec. 1—Schmitt, Herman; Bill of 278
1—Sidewalks; Repairing of; Special assessment levied for280
" 15—Sidewalk Inspector instructed to provide wooden receptacles
filled
with sand at various places in city, to distribute
sand over slippery sidewalks 288
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Jan. 21—Telegraph pole at Ninth and Main Streets; Matter of re-
moval of
Feb. 4.—Tschirgi, Matt.; Bill of for sewer connections 40
April 21—Thedinga, Maria L. vs. City of Dubuque; Court costs in
suit of 96, 109
May 5—Town Clerk; Painting of, Recorder instructed to advertise 116, 120
for bids 118, 146
" 19—Thedinga, Maria L.; Taxes 134, 145
June 2—Telegraph-Herald; Bill of 142, 170
16—Tremplar, Mrs. Mary; Taxes
Aug. 18—Twenty-Sixth Street, west of Couler Avenue; Petition of 194
Rev. A. Boeding et al in relation to improvement of
195
18—Tax List for 1904; Referred to Board or Equalization
Sept. 1—Telegraph and Telephone Companies in City; Statement
of the assessments and valuations of 213
1—Town Clock; Taking care of; Contract awarded to J. P. 213
Buechele
4;, Oct. 6—Theiring, F. W.; Taxes 230, 259
1p, " 6—Taxes; Statement of valuation both real and personal; also 232
of various Road Districts 236
6—Tibbals, Mrs. Harriet; Taxes 260
Nov. 3—Tax Levy for 1904; Fixed
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April 7—Union Electric Co.; New rails of to be used in City; height
fixed at 6 inches 90
June 16—United German Societies; Invitation of for Fourth of July
parade accepted 142, 150, 167
Oct. 6—Union Electric Co.; Bill of 229, 264
" 6—Union Electric Co.; Communication of in relation to inspect-
ing streets, where street railway tracks have been re-
laid
230, 244, 245
Nov. 3—Union Street abutting Lot 213, Union Addition; Petition of
F. M. Mathis in relation to vacation of 257 > ,'
" 17—Union Electric Co.; Matter of laying their tracks over `'
sidewalk abutting J. A. Rhomberg's property near car 0
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Jan. v wUs C. A.; Taxes (special assessments); 21 , !, , 10, , 17■■ . 8, 36, 44
Feb. 4—Voss, Mrs. Amelia; Taxes 36, 71
June z vgt, Jos. vs. Cof Dubuque; Settlement of suit of 138
16—Vaults; Cleaning of; Co&mr awarded to A. Turner a7
y July 7—Van H «m Wm.; Claim of for personal dame I ;,
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Feb. 4—Weeds, Noxious: Cutting of, special assessments levied for 38
ordered canceled
18—Winall, Mrs. Sarah; Taxes 43
Mar. 3—Wieland, Dr. F. W.; Claim of for damages to property67
" 17—Williams, Jno. P. and Pat. Linehan; Petition of in rela-
tion to grading alley in rear of Lots 312, 313, 409, and 410
in Ham's Addition 69, 169
" 17—Water Fountain at West 14th and Alta Vista Streets;
Petition of J. D. Sullivan in relation to placing of 69, 89
April 7—Water Mains in White Street, from Eagle Point Avenue
to Sanford Street; Matter of extension of 84
" 21—Water Mains in alley between White and Jackson Streets
from Rhomberg to Eagle Point Avenues: Petition of J
i Hestroffer et al in relation to extension of 95
" 21—Water Mains in Rush Street, from present terminus of said
Main east to Villa Street; Petition of Jno. Tibey et al in
relation to extension of 95
" 21—Walker, Lottie, vs. City of Dubuque; Court costs in suit
of; 161 96, 109, 145
11 July 7—Water Fountain at First and Main Streets: Ordered re-
placed 166
" 21—Waller, R. Estate; Ordered to connect with sanitary sewer
(City Lot 119) 170
:I 21—West Eleventh Street; North side of between Walnut and
I Race Streets; Sidewalk ordered on 172
Aug. 4—Willow Street; Improvement of; Bonds ordered issued for
payment of 191
" 18—Fest Third Street; North side of: Petition of W. B. Van
Valkenburg in relation to sidewalk on 194
' " 18—Walker, M. M. et al; Petition of in relation to City ap-
propriating $600 for expenses, furnishing transportation
to National Harbor and River Committee from St. Paul
' to St. Louis 194
? a Sept. 15—Westminster Presbyterian Church granted permission to
lay sidewalk three inches above grade abutting their
property on Bluff Street 218
" 15—White Street, from Eagle Point Avenue to Sanford Street:
matter of repairing of 218
Oct. 6—West Locust Street; West side of between Foye Street and
Hodgdon Avenue; Sidewalk ordered on 240 ;.
" 6—Washington Street; West side of between 15th and 16th
Streets; Sidewalk ordered on ..
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Nov. 17—West Fourteenth Street, between Spring and Glenn Oak
Avenue; Matter of repairing of 265
Dec. 1—Wharfmaster; Services of dispensed with for a period of 4
months 283
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July 7—Y. M. C. Association; Petition of in relation to erecting a
swimming school at foot of Third Street .. 161
Dec. 1—Yates, Mrs. Rebecca J,; Taxes 278
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CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Session, January 7th. 1904.
(Official.)
Council met at 8:15 o'clock P. M.
Mayor Berg in the chair,
Prcyent—Alds. C'l:tncy, Corrance, Frith,
}Torr, Jones. Raymond and Sheridan.
Absent—None.
Ald. Raymond moved that the Council
j5roceedings for the month of December,
1903, be approved as printed. Carried.
I31LLS.
The following bills were ordered paid:
.Dr. B. Michel, professional services
in rise of ('ath. Sheridan vs. City$ 25 00
F. Baumgartner, assistant Market- 36 45
amaster
A. E. Bradley, glazing City 1-Tall2 50
J. Manhoff, 55 pounds rags for City 2
Hall 20
Key City Gas Co., gas for various 135 IO
department
.Linwood Cemetery Co., care of lots 5 00
, for Fire Department
Palmer, Berg & Co., blank books, U
etc 88 5 M. S. Hardie, blank books 17 25
.Safford Stamp Works, stamps for 2 OU
Auditor's office
.Smith -Morgan Prtg. Co., half pay 36 50
on Register Books
Iowa Telephone Co., telephone ser-
vices for various departments 39 00
C. L. McGovern, recording plats and 3 75
deeds
•G. Holl, repairing lock and keys1 20
Dubuque Telephone Co., telephones
Mayor's office and engine house
No. 5 6 00
Globe -Journal, printing delinquent
tax list • 56 60
hey City Gas Co., rental gas arcs
at Armory hall 2 5U
..1. Beach & Son, soap at City Hall 3 20
Duggan & Cota, hardware for First
Ward Scales 100
•Ott, Mcuser & Co., lumber for First 15 70
Ward Scales
Hedley & Brown, paints and glass 5 40
for First Ward Scales
P. Even,- coal First Ward Scales15 65
Wm. Beutin, sand for Road depart-
ment 12 25
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co,
'black sheet rubber for Road de- 315
partment
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co., 2
pair cluck hip boots for Bee
Branch department 10 G0
Chas.' Gie'se, filing saws for Road
department 1 itO
Schroeder -Kleine Grocer., salt for 6 9U
Road department
Dubuque Woodenware Co., lumber
for Road department
F. Schloz & Son, repairing tools for
Road .department
•Jno, .Butt, repairing tools for Road
and Sewer departments
'C.• Gruetzmacher, gravel for Road
department
P. Pier, wood' for Road department
W. Hood, sawing wood for Road
department
I l uer & Kress, hardware for Road
delihrtnfent
•G. F. Ileih, hardware for City Hall
Arid Police departments
G."F. Kleih, hardware and new tools
for Road department 16 25
P. Clancy Est., cinders for Road
department 21 00
Klauer Mfg. Co., galvanized iron
pans for Rock Crusher 17 75
G. Ragatz & Son, repairing Steam
Roller 1 00
F. Zehetner, repairing Steam Roller 1 35
W. D. Deckert & Co., sheet lead for
Steam Roller 35
Smith -Morgan Prtg. Co., Sidewalk
Notices 2 66
Vollenweider & Hein, horse shoeing
for Fire Department 16 50
Kanolt & Powers, horse shoeing for
Fire department 2315
Collings & Pflffner, horse shoeing
for Fire and Police departments34 55
Heller & Scherr. horse shoeing for
Fire and Road departments 6'40
Lt:n' & Kt' &'tly. horse shoeing for
lire and road dept. 7 50
Lear & Rush. horse shoeing for
fire and road 11(.1,1 6 75
T. F. 1.aite. :lay for lire and police
delis. 1'-'I30
11. J. Hagerty. r)',. '.'eterin:u•y services
for (ire and police depts. 24 05
1'. Pier, coal and wood for the de-
partment 175 20
F. Se•llloz & Son. repairs for lire
der,( •ttnettt 12 00
1a,Lu'ine (til Tank Line. oil for fire
department 8 70
NI: , uer SI lg. Co.. 1 check damper
for lire department 150
G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for fire
department 2 85
G. \V. Ilealey & Son, hardware for
fire dep:tvtmcnt 15 40
Ott. -Meuse:. & Co.. shavings for fire
tlt'po 'i ti it .. 160
SI. S1:11'I'onl, gran for lire depart-
ment 7 10
Butt Ih•oe., rep.,irs for tire depart-
ment 1 85
John Butt, repairs for tare depart-
ment .... 11 50
Morrison Eros., repairing slcntners
for tire department 20 80
Jos. A. Palen. blue vitrol for lire
department 33 05
ley City Gas Co., coal and coke
for lire deportment 55 00
Key city Gas Co., rental gas arcs,
Central engine house 100
McDermott & Guw. plumbing at
('entr,l engine Louse 3 G0
Fire 1ixt'g Al fg. Co., hose for
chemical engine 18 00
Metz Mfg. Co., storm sash for
Delhi St. engine house 37 00
Smedley Ste:un Pump Co., 1 Hart-
ford heater for rugine house No. 5 135 00
P. Phi', coni and wood for police
department 83 20
R'. Broil', sawing wood for police
departmett 10 25
1\I. M. 1-1o111nan, gloves and crepe
for pollee department 5 70
RLim•r & Kress. kitchen utensils
ft,r :Matrtn department 1 75
I:ichhot•tt & Bechtel. groceries for 10 40
: Matron's department ..
C. J. \1". Saunders, Jr., meat for
Matron's department ... 3 35
-\. I'loelscli. milk :earl eggs for 1 80
S talroti'e d l :irirnent
Lyons .\ I.yoa:s, setling grates and
cheeks :it 1i:etrol house 195
it. '1'rol4, lobed of prisoners for 10 UO
17(.eeoti,(.r ••• ••••
Byrne & Saul, rock for sewer de-
ett ((neat 1 25
Lally & Geissler, repairs I'nr engi-
66 20
2
64)
2 95
1200
4 20
2 00
3 75
2 35
2
Regular Session Jan. 7, 11104.
acer's department 90
E. Dietzgen Co., snlgdi'- for engi-
neer's department .... 17 50
Union Eleitrie t'o.. :•re for
December 2015 77
T. E. Frith. hauling _arbage and
dead nninuals 152 SO
C. P. i.leih. hard tc:•re for I3ee
L'nuteb departnv- 1 .... :::0
L. Ehorhort. laim! I;, Itr:teh
department .. I... .... 7 75
J. h:rnsdorff ,' Sons . I .ir ltv:n•e
for Alt. (.'arrnel :\c.•. _ 30
Butt Pros., repairs for Alt. ('an•mel
Ave.
Jno. Duggan, rep: irs foe Mt. (':u•met
Ave 11 $0
Clnbe-Journal, official printing for
December 60 00
The 'Times, official printing for De-
cember 15 00
Dubuque Telegraph-IIrald, official
printing for December 50 00
National Dc rrtokrat, official printing
for December 25 00
P. Pier, wood for road and police
departments ...... .... .... 20 00
On motion the bill was referred to the
Committee on Police and Light.
25
The following kills due the city were
referred to the City. Engineer for collec-
tion:
Dubuque Water Works 'Trustees to City
of Dubuque.
To rolling various streets 4 6 75
Key City Gas Co. to City of Dubuque.
To rolling various streets $ 55 50
St. Joseph's College to City of Dubuque.
To rolling $ 7 J0
To 30 cub. yds of gravel at 25c 7 50
$15 00
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
Petition of hey City Gas Co., by Geo.
McLean, president, asking for the vaca-
tion of Cedar street from Tenth to Elev-
enth streets.
Ald. Hore moved to suspend the rules
for the purpose of hearing Mr. G. McLean,
president of the company. Carried.
Mr. McLean addressed the council,
urging them to take immediate action in
vacating said street in order to allow
the company to make arrangements for
the construction of their new gas plant.
On motion of Ald. Sheridan the petition
was granted.
Petition of the Dubuque Altar Co., ask-
ing that their assessment be levied ac-
cording to Ordinance passed August 16th,
1900, and that the City Treasurer be in-
structed to accept payment of taxes for
1903 in accordance therewith.
Ald. Sheridan moved to grant the peti-
tion. Carried.
Petition of Henry Doft Est. asking that
the assessment on $2,000.00 moneys and
credits be ordered canceled, said amount
being invested in Dubuque Water Works
bonds.
On motion of Ald. Horr the petition was
granted.
The following petitions were referred to
the Delinquent Tax Committee:
Petition of Mrs. Mary Atkins asking for
the cancellation of her taxes on lot 9,
Yates & Pickett's Sub, for the year 1899.
Petition of Daniel Quinn asking that his
taxes on lots 1, 2, and 3 in Railroad Add.,
Illi: he canceled for the year 1902.
Petition of Mrs. W. Loeffler, asking
that her back taxes on lots 19 and 21 in
Wick's Add., be ordered canceled.
The following petitions were referred to
the Maid of Equalization and City As-
sessor:
Petition of Dennis Ryan. asking that
the taxes he reduced on lots 2 and 4 of
Soh. Min. Lot 2S.
Petition of St. Joseph's Merry Hospital,
asking that the taxes on City out lot
No. ;';I be ordered canceled, the same
i. ine used for no purpose whatever ex-
cepting hospital purposes.
'I'hc' following petitions were referred
to the Committee of the Whole:
Petition of C. J. Peterson. et al, asking
for the construction of a sanitary sewer
in Dodge Street extending from South
Locust Street to Grandview Avenue.
Also petition of James I'. Donahue, ask-
ing Council to accept $24i0.00 in full pay-
ment for special assessmt-nt as levied
against city lot No, 22` for paving of
Iowa Street.
Petition and claim of Clara L. fierce.
claiming the sum of Three Thousand
Dollars ($:1,11(91,040 tr personal injuries
sustained by falling on an icy sidewalk
on the Ablest side of Iowa Street, between
Tenth and Eleventh Streets.
On motion thr• petition and claim was
referred to the Committee on Claims and
City Attorney.
Petition and pkat of the Cushing-JIc-
Fadden Co., asking for the approval if
plat of Cushing's Add., :t subdivision In
the City of Dubuque.
On motion ryas referred to the Street
Committee and City Engineer.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
City Treasurer Brinkman reported as
follows: Below you will find statement
of amounts advanced by me during the
past month, for which please order war-
rants drawn in my favor:
Excavation permits redeemed $130 00
Interest paid on warrants out-
standing 552 41
New York Exchange 65
Postage stamps 10 60
Damages to property 40 00
Express charges Road Dept 150
Express charges Fire Dept 50
Library orders paid $72725 27
59
I also received money borrowed from
the following parties. Please order loan
warrants drawn in their favor:
1903.
Dec 7th—Dubuque National Bank,.$55,000.00
Dee. 17th—German Trust & Savings
Bank 5000,00
REFUNDED LOAN.
Dec. 21st, 1903—Mary Rehbaum
Respectfully, $1,400.00
H. BRINKMAN,
On motion the report was r ceivedrer. and
warrants ordered drawn to pay the var-
ious amounts, and the report referred
back to the Committee on Finance.
Fire Chief Reinfried as fol-
lows:
To the HonorrablegueMayorw and Cit, Jan. y CCoun,
cit of the City of Dubuque:
r.
Regular Session Jan. 7,
1904.
3
Gentlemen: I herewith submit to your
Honorable Body my report in regard to
the Grand Opera douse as ordered by
Mayor Berg.
Inspected the Grand Opera House Jan-
uary 4th, 1904, and find that the ordinance
relating to fire protection in opera [louses
and other Public Buildings is being vio-
lated.
The Grand Opera ]louse is equipped
with a canvas curtain instead of sheet
steel or asbestos. There are no iron
doors leading into the boxes on each side
of the building. I therefore recommend
to your Honorable body the following:
That the owners of said Opera House be
insti ucted by the Mayor and City Coun-
cil to put in a sheet steel or asbestos
stage curtain, also that iron doors be
placed on each side of building leading
into the boxes. Also that sprinklers or
stand pipes be eel, -t, u:•ted back of the
stage to be used in ease of fire. That
all exits be marked over the doors
"Exits" and be open during all perform-
ances. Also that a push button be plac-
ed back of stage, near door communicat-
ing with the Central Engine House.
Respectfully submitted,
JOS. R. REINFRIED,
Fire Chief.
Ald. Raymond moved that the rules be
suspended to hear from Hon. J. H. Shields
in regard to the foregoing report. Car-
ried.
Mr. Shields addressed the Council, stat-
ing that the Opera House company was
willing to do anything within reason, in
order to make such changes as the Coun-
cil might recommend.
Ald. Horr moved that the report of the
Fire Chief be referred to the committee
on Public Grounds and Buildings and
that said committee confer with the pro-
prietors of the Opera House at once.
Carried.
City Auditor Hoffman reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen: Herewith find my report for
the month of December, 1903, showing the
receipts and disbursements for the month:
Cash on hand Dec. 1st, 1903 520,738.29
RECEIPTS.
Receipts from all sources 26,832.16
$47,570.45
DISBURSEMENTS.
Warrants redeemed $20,610.70
Coupons redeemed 10,856.25
Bonds redeemed 150.00
$31,616.95
Cash on hand Jan. 1st, 1904 515,953.50
The above cash balance includes Im-
provement Bond Fund, Improvement Bond
Interest Fund, Library and Sprinkling
Fund balances.
Also report that there is due the City
Officers for the month of December
$2,608.45.
Also the following is a record of all
Interest Coupons and Bonds redeemed by
Treasurer for the past month:
Water Works Coupons $ 9,697.60
Regular Bond Coupons 412.50
Improvement Bond Coupons 746.25
$10,856.25
Improvement Bond, No. 245, dated
Dec. 15th, 1903 5 150.00
The following list shows the Appropria-
tions and the amount of Warrants drawn
en each fund since the beginning of the
fiscal year, beginning March 1st, 1903, to
January 1st, 1904:
Appropriation Expended
Expense $40,000 $23,653.04
Road 38.000 35,366.37
Fire 38,000 26,813.37
Police 28,000 19,272.85
Sewer age 5,000 3,788.25
Printing 2,000 1,215.00
Engineer 3,500 2,223.20
Gas and Light 25,000 18,379.05
Interest 43,000
Board of Health 6,000 3,794.95
Grading 4.000 3,160.18
Bee Branch 7.000 5,536.63
Judgment 3,000 1,581.40
Special Bonded Paving2.500
Sprinkling First District S00
Sprinkling Second District 1,500
Sprinkling Third District 1.500
Sprinkling Fourth District 1,200
Sprinkling Fifth District 1,400
Special Bonded Debt In-
terest 4,000 3,032,40
Mount Carmel Avenue
Grading 1,000 66:.40
Sidewalk Repairing 1,000 669.10
Special Sewer Fund 2,500 2,389.46
Grading Bluff Street Ex-
tension 1,000 1,000.00
Total Appropriation$260,900
Respectfully,
F. B. HOFFMAN, Auditor.
On motion the report wit:: received and
warrants ordered drawn to pay the City
Officers, and the report referred back to
the Committ ' on Fitt n„ e.
Fire Chief Reinfried reported as fol-
lows:
To the I[onorable 2l;iyor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen—The following is the pay roll
of the Fire department for the month of
December, 1903:
Amount due Firemen $2321 35
On motion the report was received and
warrants ordered drawn to pay Firemen,
and the report referred back to the com-
mittee on Fire.
Chief of Police Reilly reported as fol-
lows:
'Co the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen—I herewith submit the Po-
lice report for the month of December,
1903:
Total arrests for the month 48
Residents arrested for the month24
Doors found open 34
Defective lights 18
Lodgers harbored 141
Meals furnished 50
Cost of food $10 00
Sheriff, dieting prisoners $20 80
Patrol runs for the month 38
Miles traveled for the month 571
Also the pay roll for Policemen for the
month of December, 1903:
Amount due Policemen $1935 00
Respectfully submitted,
THOS. REILLY,
Chief of Police.
On motion the report and pay roll were
received, and warrants ordered drawn to
pay Policemen, and the report referred
back to the Committee on Police.
City Engineer Boyce reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque:
-1
Regular -Session Jan. 7, 1904.
t;entiemen:--1 herew-ith submit my pay
roll for Inhor ,:u Streets for the last half
\mnnnt chip I:j111 15 on Streets ....$511 9:1
Itesrt.•etfully submitted.
J.\ AH?S H. itttl'('I:.
City Engineer.
_Approved:
E. E. FRITH,
Chairman Committee on Streets.
JOSE!'! I. L. 11t1RY:,
JOHN J. SH ERI .).\N.
Also submit my pay roll for labor on
Sewers during the last half 44 December,
1903:
Amount due laborers on Sewers ....$170 60
Respectfully submitted.
JAMES II. lBOYCE,
City Engineer.
Approved:
JOI1N J. SIIEP.ID:AN.
Chairman Committee on Sewers.
JOSEPH E. 110IIR.
_Iii GIII ('ORRAN 'I:.
Also submit my nay roll for labor grad-
ing Mount Carmol Avenue during the last
half of December, 1903:
Amount due l;ihur,•rs $29$ 55
' Respectfully submitted.
JAMES H. ROYCE,
y Engineer.
Approved:
E. 1:. PRI T1I.
Chairman Committee on Streets.
JOSEPH L. IIOItH.
JOHN J. SFHERID:\N.
On motion the pay roll for Streets, Sew-
ers and grading Mount Carmel AVenue
were received and warrants ordered
drawn to pay the various amounts and
the pay rolls referred back to the proper
committees.
City Electrician 1 -Lipman reported as
follows:
'To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen: -1 herewith submit my re -
Tort of defective lights for the month of
December, 191,3. I find from the report of
the Police deportment that the total hours
that it lamps failed to burn would equal
three-fourths of :t hump for one month, or
$4.05.
Respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM HIP\l.\N,
On motion the report wits receivy Electrician.
d and
the City Auditor instructed to deduct
from the Union Electric Company's bill
for the month of December, 1903, the
amount of $4.05.
The following It',.ighmasters' and Wood -
measurers' receipts were referred to the
Committee on Markets:
If. J. Tropf, City Hall receipts ,
Louise Pitselu;, r. West Dubuque scale
UJ 15
receipts
T. I'nbet ty, first ward sc:tle
ceipts
H. la tamer,
ceipts Conh•r Ave. scale rr•.
3 20
re -
1 57
R. Hay. Eighth Street scale receipts 3 24
2 19
Mrs. C. Deckert, Rhombetg Aye,
scale receipts 4 09
H. A. Moyes, '\Voodmeasurers' re-
ceipts
1 23
City Recorder Arendt presented and
read the printed notice, certified to by the
publishers, of the Council's intention to
levy a special assessment against the
different nasi ••1 property owners for re-
pairing Sidew.ilks (luring the month of
N,.c•n1h,•r. 19'
N,' relnon.str,uu - • being Jile(l, the Mayor
asked if :m one present had ally uh,joc_
lion to said spec hit :tssessnm•nl. Ni oh_
ieeti nt h,•ing stated. on motion the no -
tie, vats gee,-Ived and tiled.
U'hereupon .1141. frith offered the fol-
lowing:
Noc. _ .11,110 Povc,•rs et al. A. Me -
1 auii,•I's Soo., lot 79s. 10 It lum-
ber'. _n,.: 1-. hour labor, 25c $ 45
Nov. 2--(:nhot1 University of
\\'asllington et al, Levens' .\dd
lots 9_le. Y ft Itnnher, luc; 1-3 hour
labor. 250 35
Nov. 2-11. Hanson Est. S. Al. Lang-
worth- .\d,l.. lots 9-ln. 11 ft lunt-
her. _ 1-3 b/ ' Inbor. 250 45
Nov. 2-1 t'. I I. Eighntey. Sub. 2 of
of \lin.
Lot 13'1. 5 1-2 lot 1, GO
ft lumber I : 1 hour labor, 51k 1 70
1 711
Nov. _--,Jno. I,. Ituettell Est.. Nairn's
.Ad(l.. lot 14. 5 ft lumber, lee; 1-2
Lour lahor. 250 35
NOV. 2"—J. S. St,•i hens. Jull:t
I.:;ngw'ortlly's
Add.. lot 22. 7 ft
lumber. 15e; 1-2 hour labor, 25c40
Nov. 2-11••nry Hardin, Sub. 224
Union Add.. lot 2 :17 ft lumber,
75e; I hour labor. 511,- 1 25
Nov. ,;—Fr:utk Al. Ellis. Burden-
Law•th,'r Add.. lot 11:1. 711 ft lum-
b.r. $l.lu: 1 Hour labor, 5,,. 1 90
Nov. 3--\Vol.::nd F. A. Cones, City,
N 3-3 lot 4:10, S ft lumher. 15c; 1-2
hour labor._5,. 40
Nov. 3- \I. M. Hoffman. E. l,:nt.g-
w'ortlly's Add.. lot Is. 19 ft lumber.
I'' 1-2 hour Inhor, 25c 65
Nov. —John M:n'zen. E. I.angwor-
tli\''s Add.. lot 40. 2.0 ft lumh,•r.
are; ::-1 hour labor. Inc 90
Nov. 5—Chicago ureal \\'estern
Railway Co.. S:utf,n'd's Sub., lot
67. 21 ft lunther, lee; ; 1 hour lobo'.
50c 90
Nov. 5—Marg. Pats, ('oak's Add.. lot
60. 24 ft lumber, 50e; 1-2 hour labor,
25e
Nov, 5—P, 75
J. Renter. Sanford's
Sub., lot 30, 27 1't lumber, 55c; 1-2
hour labor. 25, SO
Schneider te Kiehl. Sub. 5 and 7 and
\\• 7.1 ft of lot 9, Wick's Add.,
lots 1-3. 17 ft lunther, 15c'; 1-2 hour
labor, 2 • GO
Nov. 5—tiro Salol. \Ict'raney's 1st
Add., let 51, 21 ft lumber, 40e; 1-2
hour labor, 25e Go
Nov. G—A. J. Lembeek et al.
Marsh's Add., E 100 ft lot 45, 5
ft lumber. tee; 1-2 hour labor, 25c.. 35
Nov. tl--i,• 'I'. Farwell Est.. Sub. 2.
Geo. 11. AV',,owl's Still., lot 1. 1:1 ft
lumber, 25c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c.. 50
Nov. Ii—Jno. L. Buettell Est., Me-
chanic's Add., lot 94, 10 ft lumber,
20c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c
Nov. G—linapp-Stout & Co., Buse -
man's Sub., lots 19-20, 10 ft lum-
ber, 20e; 1-2 hour labor, 25c
Nov. G—J, 1I. Jecklin Est., Sub 113, 40
L. II. Langworthy's Add., W 1-2
lot 3, 5 ft lumber, 10c; 1-2 hour
labor, 25c ..............
Nov. G—Anna Kurz, ....... 35
Add., .lot 156, 10 ft Mechanic's
"0c;
1-2 hoar labor, 25c lumber, _.
Nov. 6—Chas, Heinze, ...H. a 46
Lang-
-worthy's Add., lot 147, 93 ftlJlum-
ber, $1.85; 1 hour labor,
50c
Nov. G—John Kemps, Sub , 1
53, L. 2 35
Regular Session Jan, 7. 1904. 5
14, Langworthy's Add., lot 2. 36
ft iumb,..r. 7ae; 3-I hour labor: ice.
Nov 6—Me'choir Selllagel. Sub. 153,
Lansworthy's Add.. 101 1.
5 ft lumber, lee; 1-2 hour labor.
95e
.Nov. 6—J. II. Jecklin Est., L. IL
Langworthy's Add.. lot 156, 5 ft
lumber. Inc;k1-2 hour labor, 25e....
Nov. ii—Leathers & Trewin, L. H.
Langworthy's AM1., N. 71 ft, lot
151. 5 ft lumber, 10e; 1-2 hour la-
bor. 25e
Nov. 6-- \\". and D. rtrunskill, Mar-
tin's Dubuque. lot 10. 19 It lumber,
04.: 1-2 ill/Ur labor.
1'. 11 uglios. Ne«lham's Sub, lot 1,
7 ft boiler. 15o; 1-2 11011r labor
Nov. Meyer. llrmlstl'oet's
..\,1,1.. lot 15. ; ft lumbor, 11,-; 1-2
hour la bor. :51.
Nov. 6—J. I. Shold.,i. mineral lot
83. 4 ft lumber. 10e; 1-2 hour labor,
25,•
Nov. 7—Mile' llurhe, Stout's Add.,
lot 291. ft lumber. 81.95; 2 hours
labor. $1.e0
Nov. 7—Bosserman & City, S
1-2, lot 334, :'.41 ft lumber, $2.80, 1
hour labor, 1:0c
Nov. 7—Herman Roesch et al.,
Broadway Add., lots 9-10, 46 ft lum-
ber, 90c; 3-4 hour labor, 40c
Nov. 10—Emma White, Finley Home
Add., lot 16, 21 ft lumber, 40c; 1-2
hour labor, 25c
Nov. 10—Jas. Mullen Est., Finley's
Add., lot 10-11, 7 ft lumber, 15c; 1-2
hour labor, 25c
Nov. 10—Frank R. Scott, Finley's
Add., lot 155, 5 ft lumber, 10c; 1-2
hour labor, 25c
Nov. 10—Jos. H. Hanover, Klein-
schmidt's sub., lot 5, 10 ft lumber,
20c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c
Nov. 10—C. G. Meyer, sub. 128, Fin-
ley's Add., lots 2-3, 13 ft lumber,
25c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c
Nov. 10—Anna M. Kurz Est., Fin-
ley's Add., lot 129. 27 ft lumber, 55c;
1-2 hour labor, 25c
Nov. 10—L. H. Waples, City, lot 45,
190 brick, $1.90; 4 hours labor, $2.00
.Nov. 11—Wilhelmina Loeffler, Wick's
Add., lot 19, 30 ft lumber, 60c; 1,2
hour labor, 25c
Nov. 11—Leathers & Trewin, Mc-
Craney's 1st Add., lot 77, 4 ft lum-
ber, 10c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c
.Nov. 11—M. D. Goux, McCraney's
1st Add., lot 69, 9 ft lumber, 20c;
1-2 hour labor, 25c
Nov. 11—R. M. Kunz, McCraney's
1st Add., lot 82, 14 ft lumber, 30c;
hour labor, 25c
Nov. 11—Fred. Licht, Davis Farm
Add., lot 278. 8 ft lumber, 15c
-Nov. 11—W. H. Doane, Finley Home
Add., lot 11, 13 ft lumber, 25c;
1-2 hour labor, 25c
-Nov. 11—J. 1., Meyer, sub. 76 and 77,
Union Add., lot 2, 6 ft lumber, 10c;
1-2 hour labor, 25c
_Nov. 11—F. W. Fitzpatrick Est., Un-
ion Add., lot 146, 42 ft lumber, 85c;
1-2 hour labor, 25c
Nov. 12—Thos. Meehan, Union Add,
lot 131, 12 ft lumber, 25c; 1-2 hour
labor, He
-Nov. 12—John J. Keane, City, lot 697,
18 ft lumber, 35c; 1-2 hour labor,
25c
.Nov. 12—Mich. Halpin Est., City,
lot 574, 40 ft lumber, 80c; 1-2 hour
labor, 25c
1 10
35
35
35
65
40
35
35c
6 95
3 30
1 30
65
4U
35
45 .
60
80
3 90
85
35
45
66
15
51)
55
1 10
50
511
1 lb
Nov. 13—J. F. McCarthy, Sub. City
724, N. 50.10 ft of lots 4-5-6, 42 ft
lumber, 85c;1 hour labor, 50c 1 35
Nov. 13—Mary E. Hodgdon, A. Mc -
Daniel's Sub., lot 769, 16 ft lum-
ber, 30c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c b5
Nov. 13—Jemima Sutherland, A. Mc -
Daniels' Sub.. S. 1-2 lot 764, 40 ft
lumber, 80c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c1 05
Nov. 13—M. J. Everett 1st,. Sub
City 655, lot 2. 13 ft lumber, 25c; 1-2
hour labor, He
Nov. 14—Nie. Glah, Finley's Add,
lots 225-226-227, 52 ft lumber, $1.05;
1 hour labor, 50c 1 55
Nov. 14—Edw. Langworthy Est,
Pauline Langworthy's Add., lots
5-6, 130 ft lumber, $2.60; 1 1-2 hours
labor, The 3 35
Nov. 14—C. H. Eighmey, trustee,
city, lots 569-570, 40 ft lumber, 80c;
1-2 hour labor, 25c 1 05
Nov. 14—Chicago G. \V. Ry. Co,
right of way, Rhomberg Ave.. 74
ft lumber, $1.50: 1 hour labor, 50c2 00
Nov. 17—John Decry, City, W. 50 ft
lot 608, 86 ft lumber, $1.70; 2 hours
labor. $1.00 2 70
Nov. 17—Mary A. MeQuillen, Sub,
City, 692, lot 3, 10 ft lumber, 20c;
1-2 hour lalicer, 25c 45
Nov. 17—First National Bank, City,
lot 309, 32 ft lumber, 65c; 1-2 hour
labor, 25c 90
Nov. 17—F. L. Poole, Julia Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 7, 8 ft lumber,
15c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 4U
Nov. 17—Julia Langworthy, Julia
Langworthy's Add., lot 3, 13 ft
lumber, 25c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 50
Nov. 17—S. M. Langworthy, Julia
Langworthy's Add., lot 1, 10 ft lum-
ber, 20c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 45
Nov. 17—Wm. llintrager. O'Tttylor's
Sub., lot 22, 8 ft. lumber, 15c; 1-2
hour labor. 25c 40
Nov. 17—Anna M. Kurz Est., 0"fay-
lor's Sub., lots 20-21, 50 ft. lumber,
$1.01, 1 boil:. labor, 50e 1 50
Nov. Gmehle, (bauble's Sub,
lot 1. 12 ft. lumber, 25c; 1-2 hour la-
bor, 25e 50
Nov. 11—Jo-rib Kesslet, Glendale
Add., lot 27. 8 ft. lumber, 15c; 1-2
hour labor, "5c 40
Nov. 19—R. M. Kunz, Glendale Add,
lot 60, 5 ft. lumber, 10e; 1-2 hour
labor, 25e 35
Nov. 17—liosserman & Ives, City S.
1-2 lot 334, 80 ft. lumber, $1.60, 1
hour labor, 50c 210
Nov. 19—Mrs, 1-1, 1'. & N. W. Kim-
ball, Davis Farm Add., lot 337, 16
ft. lumber, 30c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c. 55
Nov. 19—John Olinger, Boulevard
Add., lots 21-22-23, 30 ft. lumber,
60c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 85
Nov. 19—Matt Kdtenlmfer, Glendale
Add., lot 44, 5 ft. lumber, 10c; 1-2
hour labor, 25c 35
Nov. 19—Mary A. Kemler and Car-
rie Cain, Cain's Sub., lot 14, 16 ft.
lumber, 30c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c56
Nov. 18—D, J. Linehan, Home Add,
lots 9-10, 12 ft. lumber, 25c; 1-2 hour
labor, 25c 50
Nov. 18—J. S. Dolson, 1.evens' Add,
lot 24, 11 ft. lumber, 20c; 1-2 hour
labor, 25c 45
Nov. 18—Al. Hannig. Sub, 25. Mt
Pleasant Add., lot 1, 12 ft. lumber,
25c; 1-2 hour labor. He 50
Nov. 18—Jno. Dowling, Lawrence's
Dubuque, lots 7-8, 20 ft. lumber,
40c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 65
Nov. 18—Kiene & Altman, Wood -
lawn Park, lot 49, 10 ft. lumber,
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20c; 1-2 hour labor, 23c
Nov. 18 -Nellie Dorgan, Dorgan's
Sub., lot 8, 18 ft. lumber, 15c; 1-2
hor,r labor, 25c
Nov. 18 -German Presbyterian Col-
lege, Sub. City 673, lot 7, 12 ft. lum-
ber, 25c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c
Nov. 20-H. 1:. Clover, City lot 160,
brick walk. 1-2 hour labor, 25c
Nov, 20-A. Ma ist.11, City S. % N. 1\I
1-5, lot 166. 32 brick. 30c; 1-2 hour
labor, 25c
Nov. 20-J. F. Stampfer, Sub. 1, City
674, lot 1, brick and labor
Nov. 20 -Paul Schlenker, City S. 256
ft. N. 2-5 lot 444, 40 bric!;, auc; 3-4
hour labor. 40c
Nov. 21-A. E. Girard, Hodge's Sub,
lot 5, 40 ft, lumber, SOc; 1 hour la-
bor, 50c
Nov. 21 -Herman Roesch, et al,
Broadway Add., lots 5-6, 19 ft. lum-
ber, 40c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c
Nov. 21 -John Olinger. Boulevard
Acl., lot 24, 5 ft. lumber, 10c; 1-2
hot:r labor, 25c
Nov. 21 -Andrew Bauer, Sub. Min
lot lee, lot. 6. 18 ft. lumber, 35c
Nov :l -Chicago G. W. R'y. Co,
1::,st Dubuque Add.. E. 35 ft. lot
21,7, 12 ft. lumber, 2'3c; 1-2 hour la -
mor, 95e
Nov.
Nov. 21-('iticago G. W. R'y. Co.,
East Dubuque Add., E. 35 ft, lot
211, 18 ft. lumber, 35c; 1-2 hour la-
bor, 25c
Nov. 23-K, 31. & V. Schulte, Ham's
Add., lot 410, 15 ft. lumber, 30c; 1-2
hour labor. 25c
Nov. 3 -Thos. O'Brien, Glendale
Add., lot 158, 10 ft. lumber, 20c; 1-2
hour labor, 15c
Nov 23 -Chicago G. W. R'y. Co,
Sanford's Sub., lot 61, 5 ft. lumber,
IOc; 1-2 hour labor, 25c
Nov. 24 -Peter Eisban, Sub. 2, Bon -
son & Stewart's Sub„ lot 1, 43 ft.
Lumber, 8.5e; 1-2 hour labor, 25c110
Nov. 24 -Peter Eisbach, Sub. 1, Bon -
son & Stewart's Sub., lot 1, 5 ft.
lumber, lac; 1-2 hour labor, 25c
Nov. 25 -Nit Engel, Windsor Ave
Sub., lot 3, 8 ft. lumber, 15c; 1-2
hour labor, 25c
Nov, 27-Nic Glab, Finley's Add,
lots 156-157, 9 ft lumber, 20c; 1-2
hour labor, 25c
Nov. 27 -Ellen O'Halleron, Finley's
Add., lots 14-15, 20 ft lumber, 40e:
1-2 hour labor, 25c
Nov. 27-W. M. Davis, Cox's Add,
lot 2, 8 ft lumber, 15e; 1-2 hour
labor. 25c
Nov. 27 -Valentine Schiel, Sub. 19C-
197, L. H. Langworthy's Add., lots
10-11, 5 ft lumber, 10c; 1-2 hour la-
bor, 25e
Nov. 28-A. R. Staufenbeil, E
Langworthy's Add., N 1-2 lot 20, 5
ft lumber, 10c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c
Nov. 2S -P. J. Ruegamer, Wick's
Add., lot 26, 16 ft lumber, 30c; 1-2
hour labor, 25c
Nov. 28 -Frank Jaeger, Jaeger's
Sub„ lot 2, 16 ft lumber, 30c; 1-2
hour labor, 25c
Nov. 28 -Jas. Mullen Est., East Du-
buque Add., lot 45, 27 ft lumber,
55c; 1-2 hour labor. 25c
Nov. 28 -Leathers & Trewin, L. H
Langworthy's Add., N 71 ft lot
151, 12 ft lumber, 25c; 1-2 hour la-
bor, 25c
Nov, 30-A. W. Kemlet Est., Sub
4, Ann O'Hare's Sub., lots 1-2, 28
ft lumber, 55c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c
45
60
60
25
55
30
80
1 30
('u
35
35
60
CO
65
45
35
35
40
45
65
40
35
35
55
55
80
60
80
Nov. 23-Chiea;;o. Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railway to.. right of way,
Pine and 15111 street. 35 ft lumbor,
70c; 1-2 hour labor. 250 95.
Nov. 12 --Tim 1 tillnn. Stewart's Sub,
lot 2. 5 ft lumber. Inc; 1-2 hour 1:1-
1 ,01-. 25c
Nov. 12 -Geo. Salot. tr'1l;re's Sub,
lot 19, 4 ft turnI r. 1,-•; 1-2 hour
labor, 230
Nov. 12-P. F. Dutton. c;r:rtulview
:\ve Add.. lots 1-4. 22 ft lumber,
5e; 1-2 (tour 1•111or, 25e 70
Nov. 12 -Tim Dillon. Dillon's
lots 1=2. 111 ft lumber, 2ec; 1-2 hour
labor, 45
Nov. 12-1o111 \!rtjailli:m, Sub. 1st,
Inion Add.. lot 1. 7 ft lumber, 15c;
1-2 !tour labor, 15c 4;
35
35
Total
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the resolu-
tion.
tarried by the following vote:
Tons -Aids. Clancy, Corra nee. Frith,
1lorr. Jones, Raymond and Sheridan.
Nays -None.
$93 10
Sic:rtvalk Iuslcec•tor Crawford reported
as follows:
Htrewith attached please find state-
ment of the removal of snow and ice from
sidewalks during the month of December,
1903, with the names of the parties that
done the work, accorc;ing to the Ordi-
nance relating to cleaning sidewalks.
Respectfully submitted.
ADAM CRAWFORD,
Sidewalk Inspector.
Ald, Sheridan moved that the report
be received and the Recorder be instruct-
ed to advertise said special assessment
ten times in the official newspaper, ac-
cording to the Ordinance. Carried.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES
Ald, Frith, chairman of the Ordinance
Committee, presented and read an Ordi-
nance providing for the appointment of
an Inspector of wood, and regulating the
sale of wood for fuel in the City of Du-
buque and repealing Chapter XXI. of the
Revised Ordinances of 1901, of the City
of Dubuque, and moved that the reading
just had be considered its first reading.
Carried,
Ald. Frith then moved that the Ordi-
nance lay over until next meeting of the
Council. Carried.
Ordinance follows:
An Ordinance providing for the appoint-
ment of an inspector of wood, and regu-
lating the sale of wood for fuel in the
City of Dubuque, and repealing Chapter
XXI. of the Revised Ordinances of 1901
of the City of Dubuque.
Be it Ordained by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque:
Section 1. That Chapter XXI, of the
Revised Ordinances of 1901 of the City of
Dubuque, the same being an ordinance
providing for the appointment of an In-
spector of wood, and regulating the sale
of wood for fuel in the City of Dubuque,
be and the same is hereby repealed.
Section 2. That the City Council shall,
during the month of April following each
municipal election, appoint some compe-
tent person as city inspector of wood,
who shall remain in office during the
pleasure of the Council, and whose duty
it shall be to enforce the provisions of
this ordinance and such amendments
thereto as may from time to time be
Regular Session Jan. 7, 1904.
7
made.
Section 3. Said inspector of wood shall,
for the faithful performance of his du-
ties, give bond in the sum of five hun-
dred ($500) dollars, with sureties, which
bond shall be approved by the City Coun-
cil and be renewed by said inspector every
year. Said inspector shall be sworn to
perform the duties of such office to the
best of his knowledge and ability, and in
conformity with the provisions of this
Ordinance.
Section 4. All wood hereafter sold to
consumers for fuel in the City of Du-
buque shall be sold by the cord or part
thereof, and the cord mentioned in this
Ordinance shall consist of 128 cubic feet.
well and compactly piled, with reason-
able allowance for crooked and uneven
wood.
Section G. All wood dealers of the City
of Dubuque and all other persons engag-
ed in delivering wood for fuel to con-
sumers in said city, shall use for such
purpose an open rack constructed in such
manner that each rank of wood when
placed thereon shall be plainly visible.
Section 6. No wood dealer of said city
and no employee of such dealer and no
farmer or other person shall deliver to
any resident of said city any wood for
fuel upon any wagon, sled or other
vehicle, until the same shall have been
first inspected and measured by the in-
spector of wood and a certificate of the
quantity thereof, in cords or part of a
cord, has been delivered to him by said
inspector; such inspection and measure-
ment to be made after said wood has
been loaded upon such wagon, sled or
other vehicle. The certificate of measure-
ment to be delivered in each instance to
the purchaser of the wood.
Sec. 7. The inspector of wood shall not
buy, sell or in any manner deal in wood
either for himself or others, save and ex-
cept to purchase wood for his own use,
nor shall he br, interested, either directly
or indirectly, in the purchase or selling of
wood, nor in the profits to he derived
therefrom, nor shall he in any manner
aid or ;assist in making sales or purchase
of wood.
Sec. S. Said inspector of wood shall
designate at least three places. distribut-
ed in such manner as to be readily access-
ible from the different wood yards of the
city and said inspector or a deputy ap-
pointed by hi.n, shall attend ;at such
places, or at e tc•h other places as may be
designated by the ',,unci]. at all reason-
able times and tnetasure all wood brought
to such places for that purpose, and upon
receiving the fee therefor shall deliver a
certficate of the quantity thereof to the
person bringing the same. Said inspector
shall also have deputies located on the
various roads leading into the city who
shall measure all wood brought into the
city to be used as fuel.
Sec. 9. Said inspector shal be respon-
sible for any damage occasioned by his
neglect, carelessness or fraudulent meas-
urement and on conviction of fraudulent
measurement, he shall pay a fine of not
less than ten dollars nor more than fifty
dollars together with the costs of prosecu-
tion and be imprisoned until such fine and
costs are paid not exceeding thirty days,
and be removed from office by the city
council.
Sec. 10. The inspector of wood shall be
entitled to receive the sum of ten cents
for each load measured when the quan-
tity does not exceed one cord. When a
load exceeds nr' cord lint does not ex-
ceed tw,, cirds Ila• Sala of ti ftoen ',rats
may lie charged ;Ind received therefor.
See. 11. The dntioc of the Inspector or
wood and harbor master may Ire perform-
ed t,y the same Person at the pleasure of
the council.
See. 12. Any person who shall resist or
interfere with the inspe'tor of wood in
the perform;ntee of his ii ti• s under Ilii;
ordinance, or shall au-giet ur coins' in
comply with ;try al' tin• rcquiremenis
lher,of. or any l-.Tro;, wit,, shall use a.
certificate isstt'-d by said inspector for :a
load of w•,,od othta' than the one for
w dell it was issued, shall he punished
by a tine of ma I••ss than five dollars nor
more than lift'. dollars together with the
costs of proseentiot,, :it the discretion of
the court Before whom Le may he pros-
ecuted and sue], wort may imprison :my
such person until such tine ;old costs are
paid, nit exceeding thirty days.
See. 17. The inspector of wood shall
keep a correct and true account of all
wood measured by hint and shall report
to the city council at the first regular
session in each month the amount of
wood measured by him and his deputies
during the month pre\ nous: for whom tine
same was measured and the ;amount of
fees paid therefor by er.olt le- son. and
shall ;account for and Pay tutu the treas-
ury tour per cent of all fees ro'Cired by
him during said month, and shrill turn
over to the :Auditor the stubs of all cer-
tificates issued by him. showing the date
of issue, the ;'mount of wood measured,
for whom measured and the fees charged
for the same.
Sec. 14. :\s soon ;as tiny wood shall
have been measured by the inspector or
his deputy, said inspector or his deputy
shall have the right to demand and re-
ceive front the person in charge of such
wood in advance the fees to which he
may be entitled. and shall not be re-
quired to deliver a certificate until such
fees are paid.
Sec. 15. This ordinance to be in force
and take effect from ;and after its pass-
age and publication one time in the Du-
buque Daily Globe -Journal newspaper.
Passed
Approved
Attest:
Mayor.
Ald. Frith. Chairman of the Commit-
tee on Streets. reported as follows:
Your Committee on Streets, to whom
was referred the petition of the Chicago
Great Western Railway company, asking
that an order be drawn in its favor on
the City Treasurer for $1163.00, which sum
represents the amount agreed to be paid
by the city to said railway company for
the construction of that part of Bee
Branch sewer under its right of way be-
tween Garfield and Rhomberg Avenues,
would recommend that a warrant in said
sum be ordered drawn as prayed for,
from which amount the Treasurer is
hereby instructed to deduct such special
assessments as may be due the city from
said company.
E. E. FRITH,
Chairman.
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the report.
Carried.
Ald. Jones, Chairman of the Commit.
tee on Public Grounds and Buildings, re-
ported as follows:
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Regular Session Jan. 7, 1904.
Your t'onnntttc,• on Public (tennis and
Buildings begs If. I part (h::l we have
ni:led the !Lill Tidal Ilot .Air Heater
ilist,ilIe,1 in Engine !hose No. S by the
Smedley Steitin I'unip ('o.. and find the
results ohhtini d from said heater to lie
entirely satisfactory: tiro would therefore
recommend liu,t said heater he accepted.
1-tt DOLPH JONES.
Chairman.
Aid. Jones moved to adopt the report.
Carried.
Ald. Clancy, chairman of the committee
on Fire, stated that the Fire Chief recom-
mends the purchase of 1.000 feet of hose
and moved that the matter be referred to
the commitee of the Whole. Carried.
Ald. Sheridan chairman of the Sewer
committee, reported as follows:
Your committee on Sewers, to whom
was referred the petition of Jno. Deery,
requesting a correction of the double as-
sessment against lot 3 of Out Lot 670,
would recommend that the cancellation of
$16.31, the amount assessed against said
lot for constructing a sewer in \Vest Lo-
cust street, The above lot was assessed
for a sewer in Clark street, June 1st, 1896
JNO. J. SHERIDAN,
Chairman.
JOS. L. HORR.
H. CORRANCE,
JAS. H. BOYCE.
AIB. Sheridan moved to adopt the re-
port. Carried.
Ald. Horr, chairman of the Committee
of the Whole. reported its follows:
Your Committee of the whole would
respectfully recommend that a warrant
in the sum of $75,00 he ordered drawn on
the City Treasurer hi favor of M. Si,
Walker, to hc' by him delivered to L. Bos-
well, Secretary. which sum represents the
amount of the assessment levied upon the
City of Dubuque for its share of the ex-
penses of a delegation to Washington in
the interest of the improvement of the
upper Mississippi River.
Also your Committee of the Whole
would respectfully recommend that the
City Treasurer he instructed to cancel
the tax against the Iowa Home Insurance?
company for the year 19110, and to accept
the sten of $2:I7.50 far the tax of 1901 and
$250,(t) for the tax of 19:2, which amounts
are to he in full settlement of the regu-
lar taxes for the ahove mentioned years.
Your Committee of the Whole. to
whom was referred the petition of C. A.
Voelker in relation to the special assess-
ment levied against Lot 155, Woodlawn
Park Sub., for the improvement of Au-
burn Avenue, and also against Lot 68 in
the same subdivision for the improvement
of Audubon Avenue, would recommend
that the prayer of the petitioner be
granted, provided the matter be settled
immediately. We further recommend
that the Treasurer be instructed in ac-
cordance with this report,
JOSEPH L. HORR,
Ald. Horr moved to adopt the ivm ions
reports of the Committee of the Whole,
Carried.
RESOLUTIONS.
Alderman Frith offered the following:
Be it Resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque, That the Committee
on Streets be and is hereby instructed to
prepare a resolution providing. for the
erection of gates by the different rail-
road companies at such of the railway
crossings as said committee may deem
advisable for the safety of the public.
Ald. Frith m vcd to adopt the resole.
lion. Carried,
Aldertmru Frith also offered the follow-
ing:
Lie it Resolved by the ('Ity Council of
the (i'it)- of Ind wane, That it is deemed
necessary turd advisable to open it street
fifty feet wide, beginning :it the west-
erly lino ectende,l of (lueeii Street, and
running in a northc.tst,•rly direction
through lots :I and I of the Sul. of ll 1"
and I3 of N. E. I, of ties. ]::, .., A9, N. P.
2 E 5th 1-'. SI. to \\'inds„r Avenue, and
be it further
Resolved. That the City Engineer he
and he is hereby directed to make a sur-
vey and Phil of such proposed ha 'ove-
ment. sheaving the land or lots ihrnu
or o'er Whit It the s,ime is proposed in he
made. the names of the owners thereof,
and the quantity of land prop„sed to he
taken and to file such plat in his offi-e
for public ins',cclion that after such I,Ini
is so ',reproved and tiled, said City Engi-
neer hnll give the owners of the prop-
erty through ur ovi r which such improve-
ment is proposed to he made. notice a
prescribed In Section 2 of I'hapti'r 31 of
the Ordinances of the I'ity of IhlIuclue.
Aid. Frith taovt•d to adopt the resolu-
tion. Carried.
Ald. Frith also olTeretl the fallowing,
which w is adopted:
whereas. The City of i anhuque has
green to such proportions drat the park
facilities novo• existing. and prodded at
the time the city was laid nut. seem t
he inadequate to the pri•si nI ',odic needs,
anti are SIP to •nt, d as not to he readily
aeeessille to a iairgc Irnporli,u, of the in-
lualitauats of said city: and,
Whereas. It appears to the Council that
the ',oldie health. convenience and wel-
fare will be promoted by establishing a
public park in the Fifth ward of said
city;
Therefore, he is r, solved by the City
Council of the City of 1,ulwtue, That it
is deemed necessary and advisable to es-
tablish at public park in the Fifth ward
of said city in circlet' to promote the
health. con\i nienc•e and welfare of its in-
hahitants: and be it further,
Resolved. That a enmtnitt'i of three (3)
be app'itt'-ii by the Mayor it lie in-
structed to ascertain if a suitable site
can lie oltaincd for suet',itIt a:nd to as-
certain the cost of the land nc,-esi t -i- for
such purpose and report the result of
such investigation to the city council:
and that such other and further proceed-
ings he had relating thereto, as may be
determined by the Council pursmint to
Section 999 of the Code of lova and other
provision of the statute pertaining to this
slitii•c•t.
I'he speci+:I ,•otnmittc•e appointed by the
Mayor rove Ald. Frith and Alds.-at-Large
Jones and Sheridan.
Ald. Horr offered the following, which
was adopted:
Whereas, Differences exist between the
City of Dubuque and the several railroad
companies entering said city as to the
amount by said rrailroad companies,f city taxes that andsaid city
ci
has entered into a stipulation with said
railroad companies relating to the pay-
1'*' ular Session January 7, 1904
nu'nt of the taxes due from said com-
panies for the year 1952. and,
Whereas, The same questions are in-
volved in suits now pending in Cedar
Rapids and Davenport. which will prob-
,+blv be de, -mined by the Supreme Court
of the State: ther,•tor' he it
Resolved by th,.• City Council of the
City of Dnb,tfuc, That a stipulation be
entered into between said cite and said
railroad companies for the taxes due for
the year 1911:1. similar to the stipulation en-
tered into by said parties regarding the
taxes for the year 1902, with the addition
that no interest or pena by shall be
claimed by the city from said companies
for the unpaid taxes for said years 1901
and 1902. And the City Attorney is in-
structed not to take any further action
with regard to the same at the present
time.
Ald. Hm'r offered the following:
Whereas, the i' , v City Gas Company
has flied its pt tilion asking for the vaca-
tion of Cedar St rel from Tenth to Elev-
enth streets and renrsents that it is the
owner of all the land ,trotting the part
of said street so asked to be vacated;
now therefore.
Resolved. Ih:.t the City Engineer Le di-
rected to mate,• a stirv,•v and plat of that
Tart of C','dai,' st,,-'•I proposed to be va-
cated to in said Engineer's office
subject to public inspection and to give
the notices r^,Inirod lry ordinance to all
owners of pro,,erty ;abutting said ground
proposed to so vacated and to pub-
lish the required by ordinance
of said pr, ,>,-d vacation.
Ald. :Gorr tnovotl to adopt the resolu-
tion. Carried.
Ald. Cm ranee moved to adjourn until
January 21st, 1904, Carried.
C. F. AREND'I'.
City Recorder.
Attest:
. Recn ' lc1'.
!I
10 Regular Session Jan. 21, 1904.
CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Session, January 21st. 1904.
(OFFICIAL.)
Council met ,tt S:00 o'clock P. 1\f.
Mayor L',ag in the chair.
]:'resent—.l,ls. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Hort., ,Jones. Raymond and Sheridan.
Absent—None.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
Petition of the Bank S. Insurance Build-
ing Co.. by .1. IL Shields, asking that the
assessment for the year 1003 on the Bank
and Insurance building be fixed at the
sum of $75.000.00 in accordance with the
contract entered into by the City. On
motion of Ald. Raymond the petition was
granted.
Petition of D. E. Lyon requesting that
the City Treasurer be ordered to accept
$81.15. one-half of the taxes, in full pay-
ment.:ts levied against the Lyon -Barnard
Co.
On motion was referred to the Board
of Equalization.
Petition of the Schmid Mfg. Co. asking
for the cancellation of their assessment
for 1903 according to Committee of the
Whole report adopted in June, 1903.
Ald. Clancy moved to grant the peti-
tion. Carried.
Petition of Mrs. Mary E. Canovan et al
asking that an electric light be placed
on Chestnut street west of Walnut street.
On motion was referred to the Com-
mittee on Police and Light.
Petition of A. C. Buettell asking that
the special assessment as levied against
the J. L. Buettell estate for cleaning
snow and ice from sidewalk be ordered
canceled.
On motion was referred to Sidewalk
Inspector and he to report at the next
meeting of the Council.
1'he t'nllowing petitions were r,•Ierred
to the Delinquent Tax committee:
Petition of Jno. Albrecht asking that
his taxes for 1903 be ordered eancelcd.
Also petition of Jno. Plein asking that
he he exempt on his homestead from
taxation to the amount of $500.00, he be-
ing an honorably discharged union sol-
dier.
Also petition of Alma 11. Carberry ask-
ing that she be exempt on her home-
stead to the amount of $800.00, she being
the widow of an honorable discharged
union soldier.
The following petitions were referred to
the board of Equalization:
Petition of I'I:nn I. Gantenbein, ask-
ing that the w-sessment on lot 2 in For•
ter's :\d,l., he e dnced from $600.00 to
$1011.ua.
Also p'titi,m of Anna G. Adams, ask-
ing that the assessment on lot 3 in Por-
ter's Ad.l. he reduced from $400.00 to $350.00.
Also petition of Airs. Platt Smith, ask-
ing that the assessment on lots 9 and 10,
Sub. E r/. of City hot 655, be reduced from
$6,500.00 to $4,900.00,
Remonstrance. of Jos. Rummel, et al,
F, \1anahl, e1 :,1, H. C. Brandt, et al,
\\'m. Singrin, ct :t1, \V. Wilkinson, et al,
1. 13. Iiecknian, et al. Jim. Sheller. et- al,
W. I. Maine, el Al, Chas. E. Day. et al,
Aug. Prange, et al. .Ino. (lose, et
A. S'ltnihe, et al. remonstrating against
the vocation of I', day Street from 'Tenth
to Eleventh Sttects.
Alda Shiai ,Lot mt.\e,I to suspend the
I'll1, s for the l,ul'I n„e of heating the re-
ntonstrtltots objecting against the vaca-
tion of said Cedar Street.
\I r. Jno ,.\lorrisotl, .los. Rhoutherg and
Col. D. E. Lyon, representing the remon-
strators, addressed the Council objecting
against the vacation.
Mr. (leo. McLean, President of the Key
City flits conmpany, also addressed the
Council in favor of the vacation of said
street.
Alda Ilorr ntovotl•to reconsid, r the action
of the Council taken at the meeting of
the Council Cold ,lint. 7th. granting the
petition of the Key lily Gustompany In
relation to the vacation of Cellar Street
from Tenth and Eleventh Streets.
.Ald. Jones e1oy.•0 a substitute that all
the remonstraues he referred to the
Committee of the \\'hole and they to view
the grounds. Carried.
Rha'OR'I'S OE O1" I" ICEIIS,
City Engineer Boyce report, d :Is fol-
lows:
To the honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque:
Gent11 men:—I herewith submit my pay
roll for labor on Streets for the first half
of January, 1904:
Amount due laborer's on Strevts ,$135.30
Respectfully submitted
JAM ES I I. IOYt'E,
City Engineer,
Approved: E. E. FRITH,
Chairman Committee on Strents.
JOSE1'I I 1.. 1iORR,
JOHN J. SHERIDAN.
ray pity roll for labor on
the first half of January,
Also submit
Sewers ,luring
1f04:
Amount clue laborers on Sety,•
Respect hilly sill :,,iI led.
,I:\\I I;S 11. I:I,'i'I:
('it y Engine, r.
Approved: JIihIN .1. 5I I I:It11,.\N,
Chairman committee ,n, Sett, ry.
.11'SEP!!
hit't ; I I t'I (IIIl.\ NI'f:.
(in ntntiolt the I. rolls jr Stn,, is and
Servers here received anti ty:irranis or-
dered drawn to pay the various amounts
:and the oily rolls referral back to the
Proper committees.
City Attorney Parties reported as fol-
lows:
To the 1-imnorahle Mayor :Ind Aldermen
of the City of Dubuque:
Gentlemen:—I beg leave to report that
negotiations looking to a settlement of
the ease of Catherine Ryan vs. City of
Dubuque, have been Lending for some
time anti it 1'Isis of settlement has !wen
reached between the parties. The plain-
tiff was injured on the evening of the
8th of Altgest. 190:1, by trilling over a,
defective plank in the sidewalk on the
north side of Cleveland Avenue, Sustain-
ing serious internal 'ujnrtes. the 'milieu'
lars
iii cu-
lat•s of which are all familiar to your
Honorable Body. I lhtye inv,-slig:tted the
cause of the injury and feel s:ttislie,l from
a legal standpoint that the condition of
the sidewalks. at the point where plaintiff
Regular Session Jan, 21. 1901. 11
was injuroil. was su,•h as to render the
city liaaln in this eas, . 1 have also ex-
amined into the extent of tho Injuries
sustained by the plaintiff and 1 :nn sat-
isfied that h t• injuries were severe and
painful and ,he Bois r, -,mired medical
treatment from the date of the injury to
the present time. and will require medi-
(al attendance for :111 indefinite period in
the future.
'Under the circumstances above stated,
I recommend to the Committee on Claims
that this case he settled if possible, an'.l
was by- said c.,mmittee instructed to set-
tle the same.
Its. Ity:nt agrees to accept four hun-
dred and twenty-five 1$425) dollars in full
settlomen tor all in,iuries. pain and suffer-
ing. past and future, suffered and to he
suffered by her growing out of said in-
juries. tb • city to pay all court costs in
this ease.
I lherefere recommend that a warrant
Lo drawn in favor of the Mayor for the
sum of four hundred and twenty-five
($4211 dnllas. with instrnc•tions that he pay
the same to said Catherine Ryan upon
her signing 11 r •e'•ild in full and stipula-
tion of disntiss•il. the same to be prepared
by the ('ity .\ttnree). And also that a
warrant he drawn in livor of the Alayor
foi' the sura ' 1 eight and 55-100 ($S.55) dol-
lars. whit instructions that he pay the
salve to the clerk of the court. being in
Poll 1icr ,osts in said case and take a
1, ,•eipt 111.1 efnr.
Respectfully submitted,
G. A. BARNES,
City Attorney.
Ald. ier,• moved that the report be ad -
.opted ottd that warrants he drawn in fa-
vor of the Mayor for the above amounts,
as recommended. Carried.
The report of the \Vater Works 'Trus-
tees. showing the receipts and disburse-
ments for the three months ending Dec.
• 31st, 1913. was presented, and on motion
was referred to a special committee con-
sisting of Alds. Jones. Sheridan and Horr.
City Recorder Arendt presented and
read the printed notice certified to by the
publisher of the Council's intention to levy
a special assessment against the differ-
ent named property owners. for removal
of Snow and Ice frons Sidewalks during
the mouth of December, 1903.
Also a communication of A. 1'. Buettell
.remollstrnting against the speci:,l assess-
ment for cleaning Snow and Ice from
,Sidewalks abutting his property. On mo-
tion the remonstrance was referred to
•the Sidewalk Inspector to report at the
next meeting of the Couie'il.
Whereupon AId. Frith offered the fol-
lowing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque, That to pay for Re-
moval of Snow and Ice from Sidewalks
during December, 1903, in front of and
-adjoining the same, a Special Tax be
and is hereby levied on the several lots,
and parts of lots, and parcels of real
estate hereinafter named, situate and
owned, and for the several amounts set
-opposite each lot or parcel of real estate,
as follows:
Special Assessment submitted and
,passed Jan. 21st,, 1904.
1903. Description. Total.
Dec. 14—Dubuque Malting Co., City -
S. 21.G ft., lot 1, 130 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft , ...$ 1 95
V. 1tide] and P. W.
L.n Pity N. 2.6 It. 7'. and 77:t, :10
lin. ft. ,,t 1 1-2e per 11 45
Dee. 11—,1. 11. Shields. Dubuque Dar
Add., I:I'a k I. lots s -'.a -St,, 48
lin. 11. a1 I 1-2c per 1't 70
Dec, 11—Shields nod 51:1c t:. liodg-
don, .Dubuque 11:i. Co.'s Add.,
Block. 1, lot 17, 170 lin. ft. it 1 1-2c
per ft 2 55
;lee. 15—Shields & Bradley, Sub. 1 of
W. lam, 'Block 10, Dub. liar. Co.'s
Add.. lot 1, 170 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per
ft 2 55
Dee. 15—C. I1. Eighmey. trustee. City
Tots 369-570, 230 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per
ft 3 45
Dee. 15--111. Cent. R'y. Co.. Dubuque
I 1 , . Co.'s .Add:, E. t/, Bleck 1, lot
1. :nit lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per fl 1 50
Dec. 15—II:1yes & Gehrig, City 596
and lot 1 of L95, 110 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft 165
10.o.
11—Catholic 1',,iv. of \Vashing-
ton, et al, City N. 1/2. Jot 536, 30 lin.
1l. at 1 1 -le per ft 45
Dec. 15-1'. J. Burke. City N. 43.9 ft,
lot 117. 100 lilt. It. at 1 1-2c per ft150
Dee. 15—Ellwangcr, Brady, et al,
('ity lot 745, 350 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per
ft 625
Dec. 15—A. A. Cooper, City lot 116,
170 lin. ft. at 1 1-2e per ft 2 55
Dec. 15—A, A. Cooper, City lot 198a,
30 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 45
I we. 17—S. M. Langworthy Est,
Julia L. Langworthy's Add., lot 1,
75 lin. ft. at 1c per ft 75
Dec. 17—Julia Langworthy, Julia L
Langworthy's Add., lots 2-:1. 100 lin
1:'t. at le per ft 100
Dec. l7—Mary L. Bunting, Julia L
Langworthy's Add., lot 5, 50 lin. ft
at lc per ft 50
Dec. 11—J. S. Stephens, Julia L
Langworthy's Add., Jot 6, 50 lin. ft
at lc per ft 50
Dec. 17-1'. L. Poole, Julia L. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 7, 50 11n. ft. at
le per ft 50
Dec. 17—Leathers.& Trewin, Julia L
Langworthy's Add., lot s, 50 lin. ft
at lc per ft 60
Dec. 17—F. L. Poole. Julia L. Lang-
worthy, Add., lot 17, 75 lin. ft
:It le per ft 75
Dec. 17—J. S. Stephens, Julia L
1.'u,gwurthv's Add., lot 18, 70 lin
ft, :11 le per ft 70
Dee. 17 --Mary L. Bunting, Julia L
I.-u,gwurthy's Add., lot 20, 70 lin
ft. at le per ft 70
Dee. 17—F, L. Poole, Julia L. Lang-
worthy'.s.Add., lot 51, 50 lin. ft. at
1,• per I't 60
Doc.
17—Julia 1,. 1thombet'g, Guern-
sey & Langwnrtiiy•s Add., Lots 7-8,
100 lin. ft. at lc per ft 100
Dec. 17—Carr, Ryder & Adams,
Guernsey & Langworthy's Add„
lots :1-I. 100 lin. ft. at le per ft 1 00
Dec. 17—Carr, Ryder & Adams, Lois
Add., lot 6. r.a lin. ft. at le per ft50
Dec. 17—Julia Langworthy, Lois
Add., lot 8, 50 lin. ft. at 1c per ft50
Dee. 17—Mat Florey, Lois Add., lot
4, 50 lin. ft. at 7c per ft 50
Dec. 18 --John Pier, city, lot 578, 50
lin. ft, at 1 1-2c per ft 75
Deo. 18—J. J. Nagle. Stih, City 579,
lot 5, 20 lin. ft. :it I 1-1, per ft 30
Dee. 1S—P. 11. Halpin. cif y' tut 571,
120 lin. ft. at 1 1 -lc per 11 1 80
Dee. 19—.',, A. Ccoper, City N. 61.2 ft,
b,t 71. 61 lin. ft at 1 1-2c per ft 96
Lee. 19---haia 11. Richardson, ('ily lot
12
Regular Session Jan. 21, 1904.
128, 170 lin. ft. at 1 1-2e per ft 2 55
Dec. 19—Ellen B. Woods. City S. 2-3,
lot 112. 100 lin. ft at 1 1-2c per ft150
Dec. 19-1'. J. Suipp..1. City loC127,
60 lin. ft. at 1 1-2e per ft 90
Dec. 13—Cecelia Adams, City S.
lot 5E. 30 lin. ft. 1 1-2e per ft45
Dec. 26—Catli. Hall. Bush's Sub., lot
12, 60 lin. ft. at Sc per ft 60
Dee. & IF. Callihan, Sub. 2,
Alin. lot 6:1 and pt. lot 69, Union
Add.. lots 1-2, 120 lin. ft. at lc per
ft
Dec. 26—.T. F. Fart, .y. Sub. 11-15.
131.1.411.., Sub., lot :1. 70 lin. ft. at
1 1 -le per ft
Dec. 2t:—It. lionson Est., Union Add,
75
lot 13, lig lin. ft. at 1 1-4e per ft
Dec. 111—Jou. Maedonald, MeNulty's
Sub. S. 89 ft. lot 2, 190 lin. ft. at
1 1-4c per ft 2 40
Dec. 14—Jno. Macdonald, McNulty's
Sub., S. 89 ft. lot 2, 190 lin. ft. at
1 1-4e per ft
Dec. 10—Catholic rine. of Washing-
ton, et al, Mobley's Dub. 6 and 7
and Kelly's Sub, 1-2, 170 lin. ft. at
1 1-4c per ft 2 10
Dec. 1 i—C;Itholje of washing -
toil, it al. Mobicy's hub. 6 and 7
and Kelly's Stilt. 1-2, 170 lin. ft. at
1 1-1i• per ft 2 10
Dec. 10-1 losford, Trent,, et al, Mar-
tin's Dubuque, lot s. 30 lin. ft. at
1 1-4c per ft co
Dec. 14—Hosford, Trenb, et al, Mar-
tin's Dubuque, lot s. 50 lin. ft. at
1 1-4e per ft CO
Dec. 11—E. M. Kringle, Sub. 7, Alin.
lot 79, lo, it, 70 lin, ft. at 1 1-4c per
ft
Dec. 14- Brewing Co., Sub.
City 7ii, lot 13 and 1 of 14, 170 lin.
ft. at I per ft 2 55
Dec. 14--.\ It. Staufenbeil, Sub. City
703, lot 211, lin. ft. at 1 1 -cc per ft. 75
Dec. 14—J. .1. Dunn, City S. M. 19.6
ft. lot 61. 20 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft. 30
Dec, 15—Celina Levi, City N. 1-3 lot
24, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 1 1,0
Dec. 15—C. G. and C. H. Meyer, City
N. lh lot 215, 26 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per
ft 40
Dec. 15—John J. Keane, City lot 145,
150 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 2 25
Dec. 15—F. Weigel, Est., City lot 55,
130 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 1 93
Dec. 16—G. H. Schumacher, Cain's
Sub., lot 8, 150 :in. ft. at lc per ft1 VI
Dec. 16—Al, Mathews, Sub. City 738,
lot 6, 25 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft..15
Dec. 16—Cath. Stafford, S. M. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 44, 60 lin. ft. at
1 1-4c per ft, 75c; and '100 lin. ft. at
lc per ft, 11.011; total 175
Dec. 16—John H. Kleine, Summit St.
Add., lots 2-3, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c
per ft
1. 25
Dec. 16—P. I. Earle, Prospect Hill,
lots 27-28, 190 lin. tt. at 1 1-4c per ft. 2 40
Dec. 15-1-1. Wunderlich, Fortune's
Sub., lot 15, 160 lin, ft. at 1 1-4c per
ft
Dec. 16—Geo. Salot, Sub. 39, Kelly's
Sub., lot 1, 80 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per
ft
Dec. 16—Bernard Becke, City lot 301,
50 lin. ft, at 1 1-2c per ft
Dec. 16—W. & D. Brunskilt, City lot
627, 60 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Dec 16—Bosserman & Ives, City lot
65, 60 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Dec. 17—C. E. Wales, Prospect Hill,
lot 26, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-4e per ft
1 25
Dec. 17—Mary A. Kemler. et al, Sub.
City 721, lot 1, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c
1 20
83
2 40
90
200
100
75
96
90
per ft
Dec. 17.—Mary A. Langworthy, Mrs
L. II. Langworthy's Add., N. 160 ft
lot s, 130 lin. ft., at le per ft
Dec. 17.—.\. \V. Kemler Est., Mc-
Coy's Sub., lot 1, 190 lin. it., at
1 1-Ic per ft
Dec. 17.—V. I. Poole, Julia L. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 17, 140 lin. ft,
at le per ft
Dec. 17.--J. S. Stephens, Julia L
Langwirtliy's Add., lot 2:;. lin
ft., :it 1,• per ft
Dee. 17.—J no. L. 13tiettell Est,
Nairn's Add., lots 11, 12, 13, 14,
120 lin. ft., at lc per ft
Dec. 17.—Jno. L. I3uettell Est,
Nairn's Add., lot 1, 120 lin. ft., at
lc per ft
Dcc. 17.—Emma E. Meyer, S. 51.
Langworthy's Add., lots 49, 30, 51,
120 lin. ft., at 1 I -2c per ft
Dec. 17.—Jae. Zangmeister, Sub. City
6S8, etc., lot 7, 38 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c
per ft
Dec. 17.—J. J. Nagle, Sub. City 688,
etc., lot 6, 20 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c per It.
Dec. 17.—A. L. Itliumberg, Sul. City
688, etc., lot 5, 20 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c
DePte--.1. 1f7t.—Mieli. D. Sullivan, Sub.
City 685, vie., lot 2, 23 lin. ft., at
1 1-2c per ji
Dec. 17.—A. J. Van Duzee, Wilson's
Sub., lot 13, 30 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c per
ft
Dei'. 17.—Trueb, Southwell et al., sal).
City 720. lots 6 and 7, GO lin. ft., at
Ic per ft
Dee. 17.—A. E. Ferguson, Sub. 4 of
min. lot 73, lot 2, 50 lin. ft., at lc
per ft
Dec. 17.—Jos. McCabe. Corriell's
Sub., lots 1 ;ind 2, 280 lin. ft., at lc
per ft
Dec. 17.—Edw. Sluntz. ub. min. lot
SI, lot 1, 25 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 17.—\\'. and D. Brunskill, Mar-
tin's Dubuque, lot 10, 50 lin. ft., at
1”1. !'t
!litz Brewing Co., City
S. 130 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c
1 1.5
1 00
2 49
1 40
1 30
ZU
1 20
1 SU
Sc
30
1U
40
61.1
GO
tit/
2 SU
3u
50
per t 1 Sc
Dec. 1, Miehel, sub. city 525,
lot 1. ft., at 1 1-2c per ft 75
Dec. 21,-'2,—John Macdonald, McNul-
ty's sub., S. 89 ft., lot 2, 190 lin. ft.,
at 1 1-4c per ft 2 40
Dec. 25-29.—Catholic Cniversit y of
Washington et al., Kelly's sub. 1
and 2, and Mobley's Dubuque, lots
6-7, 170 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c per ft 2 10
Dec. 26-29.—Hosford, Treub et al,
Martin's Dubuque, lot 8, 50 lin. ft,
at 1 1-4c per ft 6U
Dec. 26-29.--J. J. Nagle, Martin's Du-
buque, lots 9-11, 100 lin. ft., at Ic
per ft 188
Dec. 29.—J. J. Dunn, City S. Al. 19.6
ft., lot 61, 20 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c per ft. 30
Dec. 29.—Fred. Jenkel Est., City S.
14.4 ft., lot 62, 14 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c
per ft ZU
Dec. 29.—Jno. J. Keane, City S. 72
ft. lot 58 and all lot 59, 20 lin. ft., at
1 1-2c per ft SO
Dec. 29.—Schlitz Brewing Co., City
S. 1-2 lot 293, 130 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c
Per ft 1 95
Dec. 26.—Hayes & Gehrig, City 596
and lot 1 of lot 595, 110 lin. ft., at
1 1-2c per ft 169
Dec. 26.—Dubuque Malting Co., City
S. 21.6 ft., lot 1, 130 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c
Per ft 199
Dec. 26.—J. H. Shields, Dubuque
Harbor Co.'s Add., Block 1, lots 1,
Regular Session Jan. 21, 1904.
la and lb. 48 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c per ft. tO
Dec. 2S.—P. H. Halpin, City, lot 571,
120 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c per ft 1 SO
Dec. 28.—C'. .1I. Eighmey, City, lots
569 and 570, 230 lin. ft., at 1 1-2.c per
ft 3 45
Dec. 29.—J. F. Farley, Sub. 14 and 15,
Bush's Sub., lot 3, 70 lin. ft., at
1 1-4c per ft 55
Dec. 29.—R. Bonson list., t'nion Add,
1,1 II. 00 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c per ft75
D. e. '9.—Cath. Hall, Bush's Sub,
lot 12. 00 lin. ft., at lc per ft 60
Dee. _9.-1 :. and H. Callihan, Sub. 2,
Alin. let 63 and part lot 69, t'nion
Add.. lots 1-2. 120 lin. ft.. at lc per
ft 1 20
Dec. :Ie.—Dubuque Malting Co.. City
S. 21.0 ft.. lot 1, 130 lin. ft.. at 1 1-2c
per ft 195
Dec. 30.—J. Ii. Shields, Dubuque
Harbor Co.'s Add., Block 1, lots 8,
Sa and Sb, 48 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c per
ft 70
Dec. 30.—J. H. Shields and Mary E.
Hodgdon, Dubuque harbor Co.'s
Add., Block 1, lot 17, 171) lin. ft.,
at 1 1-2c per ft 2 55
Dec. 30.—Shields & Bradley, Sub. 1
of A\'. 1-2. Block 10, Dubuque Har-
bor Co.'s Add., lot 1, 60 lin. ft., at
1 1-2,• per ft 90
Dec. 30.—C, 11. Eighmey. trustee,
city. leas 569-570, 230 lin. ft., at
1 1-2e p,•r ft 3 45
Dec. :Ie.—Mayes & Gearig, City, 596
and lot 1 of 595, 110 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c
per ft 1 65
Dec. 30.—Ella B. Richardson, City,
lot 128, 170 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c per ft2 55
Dec. 30.—Ellen a. wooer, city, S.
2-3, lot 112, 100 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c per
ft 1 00
Dec. 31.—Julia Langworthy, Lois
Add., lot 8, 50 lin. ft., at lc per ft60
Dec. 31.—Carr, Ryder & Adams, Lois
Add., lot 6, 50 lin. ft., at lc per ft50
Dec. 31.—Mat. Florey, Lois Add., lot
4, 50 lin. ft., at lc per ft 50
Dec. 31.—Julia D. Rhomberg, Guern-
sey & Langworthy's Add., Lots 7-8,
100 lin. ft., at lc per ft
Dec. 31.—Carr, Ryder & Adams,
Guernsey & Langworthy's Add.,
lots 3-4, 100 lin. ft., at lc per ft
Dec. 31.—S. M. Langworthy's Est,
Julia Langworthy's Add., lot 1, 50
lin. ft., at lc ger ft
Dec. 31.—Julia Langworthy, Julia
Langworthy's Add., lots 2-3, 100 lin.
ft., at lc per ft
Dec. 31.—Mary L. Bunting, Julia
Langworthy's Add., lot 5, 50 lin.
ft., at lc per ft
Dec. 31.—J. S. Stephens, Julia Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 6, 50 tin. ft., at
lc per ft
Dec. 21.—F. L. Poole, Julia Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 7, 50 lin. ft., at
lc per ft
Dec. 31.—Leathers & Trewin, Julia
Langworthy's Add., lot 8, 50 lin. ft,
at lc per ft
Dec. 31.—F. L. Poole, Julia Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 17, 70 lin. ft., at
lc per ft
Dec. 31.—J. S. Stephens, Julia Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 18, 70 lin. ft., at
lc per ft
Dec. 31.—Mary L. Bunting, Julia
Langworthy's Add., lot 20, 70 lin.
ft., at lc per ft
Dec. 31.—J. Lobdell, Julia Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 50, 50 lin. ft., at
lc per ft
Dec. 31.—F. L. Poole, Julia Lang -
1 00
1 00
60
1 00
60
60
60
50
70
70
70
60
13
worthy's Add., lot 51, 50 lin. ft., at
lc per ft 60
Dec. 31.-3. S. Stephens, Julia Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 53, 25 lin. ft., at
1c per ft 25
Dec. 31.—Mrs. Sidney Saul, Saul's
Sul,.. lots 1-2-3. 120 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c
per ft 1 50
Dec. 31.—J. C. Fitzpatrick, Union
Add., lot 151, 85 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c
pct. ft 105
Dec. 3I.—I". \V. Fitzpatrick, Union
Adel.. lot I -I0, 200 lin. ft., at lc per
ft 2 00
Dec. 31.—\f;u•tin Sullivan, Sub. 152,
Union A.l.l., lot 1. .70 lin. ft., at lc
per c' 60
Dec. 31.—John Pier, City, lot 578, 50
lin. ft.. at 1 1-2c per ft 75
Dec. ;11—J. J. .Cagle, Sett. City 579,
lot 5. 5e lin. II. :it I 1-2e per foot.. 75
Dee.:I1--1\htrg. Barry. City S 2-3, lot
551. 50 lin. ft. nt 1 1-, • per foot 75
Dec. 39--Jno. Pow, rs ,•t al. City S
44.0 1't. lot :III. 150 lin. ft. :it 1 1-2e
per ft
Dec. 30—Mel:art] \\'it ll,r Est, City
11 nnt1 S. 1-2 to 2:15. 125 lin. ft. at
1 1-9e per ft 1 90
Dee. 30---C. G. and C. II. Meyer. a•. City,
N. 1-2 lot 235. 25 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft 40
Dee. 3c—Bernard n•d 1:eeke. City lot 301,
50 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 75
Dec. 30—\\•. :nal D. Brunskill. City
lot 027, 50 lin. ft. at t 1-2e tu•t• ft75
Dec. 31—Idiller 11rewing Co.. Sub.
City 703. lot 1:1 and d 1 of 14, 170 lin.
ft at 1 1- 2e per ft 2 55
Dec. 31—A. It. Staufenheil, Sub. City
703, lot 20. 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per
ft 75
Dec. 31—Geo. Palet. Soh. 39, Kelly's
Sub., lot 1. XO lin. ft. at 1 I -1c per ft 1 00
Dec. 31—Mary A. I:emler, Sub. City
721, lot 1. 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-4e per
ft. 1 25
Dec. 31—John 11. 1.1 'lag. Summit St.
Add.. lots 2-I. 1,0 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c
per ft 125
Dee. 11—P. I. Enrle. Prospect Hill
.A11,1.. lots 27-28. 190 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c
per ft. 2 40
Dee. 31—C. E. Wales. Prospect 11111
Add., lot 20, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-4e
per ft 1 25
Dec. 31—H. Wunderlich, Fort tine's
Sub., lot 15, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-40
per ft. 2 00
Dec. 31—A. W. Kentler Est., McCoy's
Sub., lot I, 195 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c
per ft. 22 40
Dec. 31—A. Ferguson. Sub. 4 of Min.
lot 73, lot 2, 00 lin. ft. at le per ft. 60
Dee. 31—E. Al. Kringle, Sub. 7 of
Min. lot 79. lot 6, 70 lin. ft. at
1 1-4c per ft 90
Dee. 31—Cath. Stafford. S. M. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 44. r,0 lin. ft. at
1 1-4c per ft.; 100 lin. ft. at is
per ft. 175
Dec. 31—Emma E. Meyer, S. M.
Langworthy's Add., lots 49-50-51,
120 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 1 80
Dec. 14—Mrs. C. G. Kretschmer, City,
S. M. 1-4, lot 443, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft. 75
Dec. 14—W. L. Bradley, City, S. :II2
ft. of S. 1-5, lot 452, 100 lin. ft. at
1 1-2c per ft. 1 60
Dec. 14—Al. Matthews, City, N. 1-2
N. 1-5, lot 451, 130 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft. 1 95
Dec. 14—Eli Cole, City, N. M. 1-5 lot
452, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 75
225
14
Regular Session Jan. 21, 1904.
PVC. Ii City. N. 1-5
lot 152. 110 lin. ft. at I 1-2, per ft
Dee. 11- J. J. Dunn, City. N. 2-5 lot
El. in. ft. at I 1-4c per ft
Dee. 15 --Jas. Levi. Suh. S. 1-2 Clty
IS;, lot 2, 86 fin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft.
14ee. 15 -Jos. H. Shields, City N. Al.
1-5 li.1 156.
25 lin. ft. nt 1 1-2e per ft.
Dee. 1:0 -Enti•lia Cimehle. Suh. City.
S. 1-9 lot 156, lots 2-1. 75 lin. It.
id 1 1-2e per ft.
Es,. 15- Ellen S. Hort'. City N AT
1-5 lot 165. 55 lin. ft. at 1 1-24• per ft
Dee, 15-.111.). T.ewis. Cit5-. AL 1-5
lot 165. 55 lin. ft. at 1 1-2e per ft
10.. 15-C. J. 'Peterson. City, W. 65.5
14_ S. 69.4 ft. lot 465. 130 1111. ft. at
1 1-2, 1.4.1' ft.
Dee. 15 -John Putt. City. E. 47.4 ft,
S. 69.4 ft. lot -165. 46 lin. ft. at 1 1-2e
per ft.
Dec. 14.-W. 1-I. Doane, Oakland
Park. lot 5, 50 lin. ft., at 11-hc per
ft
Dec. 14. -Peter Eiene et al., Elm
St. Sub., lots 1 and 2, 40 lin. ft., at
lc per ft
Dec. 14. -Hugo Ruh Est., Smedley's
Sub., lot 10. 100 lin. ft., at 114c per
ft
Bee. 15-.\. Altitirell. City, S. 1-2. N.
Al. 1-5 oil N. 1-2. Al. 1-.. lot It.;. 55
lin. ft. at 1 1-2e per ft.
Dee. 15-D. N. Cooley Est.. City. S
1-2. AT. 1-5 )n1(1 N. 16 ft.. S. Al. 1-5
lot 166. 40 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Dec. 15-14. P. Bissell. City. S. 56.1
ft. lot 166. 195 lin. ft. at 1 1-2e
per ft.
Dec. 15--L. TT. Waplos. City. 45, and
S. 9 ft. lot 14, 110 lin. ft. at 1 1-2e
per ft.
lies'. 15-J. H. Shields. C'ity, N. 42.2
ft. lot 11. 12 lin. ft. 'it 1 1-2(. per ft.
15-.\. Levi. Est.. City. N. 1-2
lot 13. 25 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Dee. 15 -(leo. R. Burch Est.. City
lot 51. 110 lin. ft. at 1 1-2(. per ft
Dee. 15 -Wm. L. Bradley. City. lot
155. ii; iin.• ft. at 1 1-2c per ft.
15 -Mrs. A. B. Roller, CitY
lot 20-I. 10lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
15--W. L. Bradley. City, N. 1-5
lot 1115. is; lin. ft. at 1 1-2e per ft
Dee. 15 -Ellen B. Wood, City, E. 97
ft., W. 62 ft. of S. 2-5 lot El, 20
lin. ft. at 1. 1-2e per ft
Dee. 15-'iV, H. Day, City. lot 40;1
1)0 1111. ft. at 1 1-2e per ft
Dee. 15 -Anna B. Ryan. City. S. 59."
ft. lot 460. 150 lin. ft. at 1 1-2e per ft.
Dee. 15 -St. Joseph's Academy, City,
lot ES. 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-2i. per ft
Dee. 16 --Elizabeth Marshall, City
S. 1-2. M. 1-5. lot 458. 25 lin. ft.
ill I 1-2c pi.i• ft.
rtee. 16 -II. B. Torbert Est.. City,
N. '2-5 lot 159. 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-"c
Is'.'. t't
Doe. 16-Alitrg. Pleins, City. N. 1-2
lot 163, 25 lin. ft. at 1 1-2e per ft.
Dec. 16 -Mrs. E. Daugherty, City,
S. 1-2 lot 167, 25 lin. ft. ;it 1 1-9c
per ft.
Doc. 16-B. E. Linehan, City, E. 43
ft. lot 171, 25 lin. ft. at 1 1-2e per ft.
Dec. 10 -Elena & Altman, City, lot
253, 150 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Dee. 16--A. W. Kemler, City, lot 281,
50 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Dec. 16-11. J. Cooper, City, N. 1-2
ict 277, 25 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft...
Dee, 16-N1c. Kauftimmi.. East Du-
buque Add.. N. 12.10 ft. lot 126. 12
lin. ft. at 1 I-Ic per ft
1 65
2 50
1 30
40
1 15
75
75
1 95
50
(6i
41)
1 25
75
GO
2 85
1 65
65
40
90
25
1 50
25
30
1 50
225
1 50
40
75
40
40
90
2 25
75
40
15
Dec. 16 -Peter Hansen. East Dit-
tman. Add.. N. 1-2 lot 124 S
1-2 lot 125. 511 lin. ft. itt 1 1 -to 3,1. it
Ili- -It. 5. AlcEllutney. East Du-
buque Add.. lots 117-11S. 1.10 lilt. ft. at
1 1-Ic per ft. 1 00
Dec.h16 -Al ieli. Corbel t. East Du-
buque Add.. N. 1-2 lot 115, 25 lin.
ft. at 1 1-4c per ft. 30
Dee. 16 •Jollant,ii Patin. City. M. 1-5
lot 152. 55 lin. rt. :it per ft 50
Dec. 16 --Wm, Beebe Est.. City. S
11.5 ft., S. I -I lot .143, 110 lin. It, at
IC PCI. ft.
Thedinga Est.. City
No. 2-5 lot 461. 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-4e
per ft. 1 25
tee. 16- E. II. Sheppiey. I ny.
2-5 lot 1.55. 10 lin. ft. at 1 1-2e per ft. 60
16.,•. 16-- it. City. S. 1-2.
N. AI. 1-5 lot 451, lin, ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft. 40
),•,.. J. \'. Rider and It. \V
Lacy. City. S. 1-2 lot 44o. Is' 1111
ft. at 1 1-2e ter ft. 60
Al. ‘). eviler. City. Al. 1-5
lot 155, 55 lin. ft. at 1 1 -le per ft65
Ilerrnan. (7ity N. SI
1-5, lot 434, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft 65
1 tee. iti-L•twrence elonner. City S.
Al. 1-5, lot 434, 25 lin, ft. at 1 1-4c
per 30
Dec. 16-Jonantia _Huber. East Du-
buque Add.. lot 87, 100 lin. ft. at
1 1-44: per ft 1 25
16-4 Ierman Bank, East Du-
buque Add.. lists 911-91. 1511 lin. ft. at
1 1-4c 15,r ft 2 60
Dec. 16-F. A. Scott, East Dubuque
Add., lot 92, 50 lin. ft. :it 1 1-4c per
ft 65
Dec. 17-P. J. Ruegamer. Sub. Min.
lot loiN. Its ft., lot 5, 150 lin. ft. at
Is.' pet. ft 1 50
Dee. 17-Engelhart Ilemmi. City S
1-5. lot 457, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft 65
Dec. 17 -Mary Juergens, City S. M.
1-5, lot 436, 55 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 75
Dee, I7 -J. V. Rider, ('ity S. 1/2 M.
lot 436. 25 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 40
Dec. 17-11. Dement Est., City N. 1/2,
M. 1-6, lot 436, 25 fin. ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft. 40
Dec. 17-AVm. and F. A. Coates, City
N. 2-5, lot 436, 200 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c
ner ft 2 50
Dec. 17 -Conrad Lange Est., Sub
City 638-639 etc., lot 6, 25 lin. ft
at 1 1-2c per it 40
Dec. 17-M. Tessier Est., Clty N. 3-4
N. M. 1-5, lot 185, 1:5 lin. ft, at lc
per ft 1 25
Dec. 17 -Nie, Derneden, East Du-
buque .A(141.. N. i,4 lot 157, 25 lin. ft
at lc per ft 25
Dec 18-11. E. Alulligan, Clzy S. M
1-5, lot 472. 50 lit,. ft. at 1 1-2e per ft 75
IS -J1/1111 .\. b.:st., City N.
-11.4 ft., lot 565, 5o lin. ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft 75
Dec. 18-1. 1-1. City lot 339,
50 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per it 65
Dec. 18 -Frank Fuhrman, City N. %
M. 1-5, lot 469, 32 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c
pe- ft 40
Dec. 16 --Jennie C. Theiring, City S
34, lot 163, 25 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft40
Dec. 26 -Nautili: 'I'. Bell, City S. 2-5
lot -149, 80 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft. 1 20
Dec. 26-55'. L. Bradley, City N. 1-5,
lot 465, 20 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft30
rec. 26 -Ellen S. Noir, City N. M
1-5, lot 965, 50 lin, ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 75
Dec. 26 -John. Butt, City E. 97.4 ft. S.
62.4 ft., lot 465, 46 lin, ft. at 1 1-2c
1 00
Regular Session Jan. 21, 1904. 15
per tt i.. .
Dec. 26 -Anna B. Ryan, City S. 52.2
ft., lot 460, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per
ft
Dec. 26-G. L. Torbert Est., City N
2-5, lot 959, 20 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per
ft
Dec. 26-N. Bray, City M. 1-5, lot 459,
50 lin. ft. at le per ft
Dec. 26-H. L. I3issell, City S. 86.4 ft
lot 466, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Dec. 26-W. H. Day, City lot 40a, 80
lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Dec. 26-.I. V. Rider, et al, City lot
36a, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Dec. 26 -Wm. Bray, City S. 1/2, lot
164a, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Lee. 26-M. A. McHenry, City N. 1/2,
lot 164a, 25 11n. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Dec. 31 -Johanna Hither, East Du-
buque Add., lot 87, 100 lin. ft. at
lc per ft
Dec. 31 -German Bank, East Du-
buque Add., lot 91, 50 lin. ft. at
1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 31-F. A. Scott, East Dubuque
Add., lot 92, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1.-4c per
ft
Dec. 31 -Geo. \V. and Theo. Schrup,
City S. 1-5, lot 432, 100 lin. ft. at
1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 31 -Lawrence Gonner, City S. 52
ft. S. 2-5, lot 433, 100 lin. ft. at lc
Per ft
Dec. 31-G. M. Brown, East Dubuque
Add., lot 47, 20 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per
ft
Dec. 31 -Mrs. A. B. Keller, City, lot
204, 100 lin. ft. at lc per ft
Dec. 31 -Adam Weiland, City lot 273
100 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Dec. 31-kicue & Altman, City lot
283, 7e11 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Dec. 31-Ilenry Wunderlich, City S
1/. lot 331, 25 lin. ft. at lc per ft
Dec. :a -Mary A. Schulte, City S. Vs,
lot :1:12,_l lin. ft. at lc per ft
Dec. 31-\I. M. Hoffman, City N. /,
N. 1-5, lot -150, 5.1 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft
Dec. 14 -Ellen G'1l:alleran, Finley's
Add., lots 13-14-15, Iso lin. ft. at
lc per ft
Dec. 11 -Emma Meyer, Sub. 1 of 3
of Min. lot 172, lot 1, 48 lin. ft. at
1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 14 -Home of the Friendless,
Gray's Sub., lot 1, 24 lin. ft. at
1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 14 -Helen Wright, Gray's Sub,
lots 2-4, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 14-L. G. Hurd, Gray's Sub,
lot 3. 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 14 -Mary Coultes, Gray's Sub,
lot 5, 50 lilt. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 14 -Gee. Salot, Finley's Add,
lot 4, 50 lin. ft. at lc per ft
Dec. 15-\\'nt. Plintrager, Farley's
Sub., lot 13, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per
ft
Dec. 15 -Henry Biker, Farley's Sub,
lot 14, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 15 -Frank Bell, A. McDaniels'
Sub., S. E. 1/4i lot 822, 30 lin, ft. at
1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 15 -Ida F. Hosford, Cain's Sub,
lot 7, 70 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft, 90c;
and 50 lin. ft. at lc per ft, 50c; total
Dec. 15-Kemler & Cain, Cain's Sub.,
lot 14. 42 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 15 -Mary A. Kemler, Cain's
Sub., lots 18-19, 84 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c
per ft
Dec. 15-Kemler & Cain, Cain's Sub.,
lot 12, 50 lin. ft. at lc per ft
Dec. 15 -Catholic t'niv, of Washing -
75
1 50
80
60
1 60
1 20
1 50
1 50
40
1 (0
8Q
100
1 50
1 60
25
25
75
1 80
60
30
1 25
65
65
50
65
65
40
1 40
50
1 05
50
ton, et al, A. McDaniels', lots 820-
821, 120 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft, $1.50;
and 80 lin. ft. at is per ft, 80c; total 2 30
Dec. 16-J. L. Iluettell Est., Quigley's
Sub. 710, lots 4-5, 100 lin. ft. at lc
per ft 100
Dec. 16 -Wm. Hiatrager, Quigley's
Sub.. 710, \V. 42 ft., lot 15, 40 lin.
ft. at 1.c per ft 40
Dec. 16-E. P. Callihan, Quigley's
Sub. 710, lot 14, 50 lin, ft. at le
per ft 50
Dec. 16-Jno. A. Koch Est., Cox's
Add., lot 16, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per
ft
Dec. 16 -Gee,. Saint, Sub. 1 of 1 of
2 of City 678, lot 1, 25 lin. ft. at
1 1-2c per ft
Dec. 16 -Mich. Lentz, Sub. 92, Cox's
Add., lot 1, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per
ft
Dec. 16 -Wm. Lawther, Sub. 91,
Cox's Add., lot 2, and Sub. 92,
Cox's Add.. lot 2, 100 lin. ft. at
1 1-4c per ft 125
Dec. 16-W. G. Cox, t'cx's
lot 111, 51, lin. ft. .It 1 1-1c rn•: I't. .
Dee. 10 -Fred
21.2 ft. lot 41.1. .111 lin. ft. at 1 1-2e
Pot' ft.
Dee. I7 'I'. D. I.ee. 5111). 1. City 1107,
I t :'. _; lin. ft. :It 1 1-4e
Der. 17 AW. 1-i. Pe.tbody. Vales &
Piel:ett's Sub.. lot 5. 50 lit:. 1't. at
lc per ft. 50
Dee. 17 -Jas. \Mille, '1st.. Sub. N.
1-2, A. McD:miel's Sub., lot 2, 30
lin. ft at 1 1-4e per ft. 40
Do,•. 17--:\ ry II. IIndgnun, .\.
I`:11111.Is Su11.. Int 765, 50 lin. ft. at
1 1-2e per ft. 75
Doc. 17 --Win. .'•1 1 .tile. A. Ah•Utnt-
ic•I's Sul... P. 1-2 lot 757. 30 lin. ft.
at 1 I -_r per ft. 45
Dcc. 17--At.nvti:a 1'rtlnn•t•, S;;L. City
felt, 1401 5. 25 'lin. ft. at I I-_1• per ft. 40
Dec. 17 --Cat ludic University of
\\asl,itl:;l,1;I et al, Leven's Add.,
lots 1 to 11 inc., 1000 lin. ft. :It 1 1-4c
per ft. 12 50
Dee. 17 -Louis Iiiesm:tn, Marsh's
Dula:title, lot 1, 50 lin. it. at 1 1-2c
11I'I' ft. 75
Dc,•. 17-,1nn. lmwling. Lawrence'':
Inlhnllue
I. 8-9-10-11, 250 lin. ft.
at le pt. ft. ;;'.:111; nt lin. ft. at 1 1-Ic
per ft. 7" 3 25
Dec. 7--I i'f1•r Ilocrr, Lawrence's
Dulntlnr. lot I1, 40 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c
per ft. 50
Dec. 17--Alarin Schwind, Sub. 5,
Riley's Sub., lot 2. 50 lin. ft. at
] 1 -lc per ft. 65
Der. 17 --Jos. Riley. Sul). 3 and 4,
Itiley's Sn11., lot 2. 200 lin. ft. at
1 1-I. per ft. 250
Dec. 18-(1co. 'Villging, City, lot 155,
125 lits. ft. :It 1 I -2e per ft. 1 90
Dee. 18-1'11iversalist church. City,
lot 638, 1:111 lin. ft. ;it 1 1-2.• per ft. 195
Dee. IS -J. 11. Shields. ('ity. N. 3:
ft. lot 477. 130 lin. 1'1. :It 1 1-21'
per 1't. 1 95
Dec. 18 -Rich. Mallen, Dorgan's Sub,
lots 11-12, tl0 lin. ft. at Ic per ft60
Dec. 18-F. W. littmman et al, Dor-
gan's Sub., lot 14, 25 lin. ft. at
1 1-2c per ft. 40
Dec. 18 -Sophia L. Baler, Schuler's
Sub., lot 3, 10 lin. ft. at lc per ft40
Dee. 18-0. 51. Chatfield, Finley,
\Valdes and Burton's Add., lot 17,
50 lin. ft. at lc per ft. 60
Dee. Is -Jos. Jeffroy. Finley, 1Vtiples
and Burton's API.. lot 10, 50 lin.
ft. at Ic per ft. 60
65
40
75
65
75
30
16 Regular Session Jan. 21, 1904.
Dec. 1\--Eninti Schwind. Tschirgi &
Schwind's, E. 50 ft. lot 13. 50 lin.
ft. at 1 1-4c per ft.
1 0•4.. 18—Emma Schwind. Woodlawn
Park. lots '216. 71 in. ft. at Ic
per ft.
Dec. Tsehirej. Sr., Woodlawn
Park. lots lin. ft. at It
Dec.1(11 ti
Iten J. Schwind, Woo. Hawn
Park. lot Se!. 50 lin.a
ft. t le per ft. 50
Dee. I'. Trexler, Woodlawn
Park. lot 70 lin. ft. :it lc per ft. 50
Dec. 18- AVin. Lawther, Woodlawn
Park, has 15::-.15.4, tee lin. ft. :it Ic
per ft.
Dec. 18—A. J. Lembeek et al, Wood-
hmn Park, lot 1e0. 50 lin. feet. at
lc per ft.
Dec. 18—Anihrose Leiser, Woodlawn
Para, 1,1 tIlt. Sit lin. ft. at lc per ft. SO
Dec. 18—Albert Johnson, Wooillawn
Park. lots 100 lin. ft. at le
per ft. 1 00
Dec. 18—N & A It man. Wood -
lawn Park, lots 1-2, let lin. ft. at
lc per It. 1 00
Dee. Is- Kiene & Altman. Wood -
Park. Its 101 lin. ft. at lc
per ft. 1 00
Dee. 1:- Is F. uttkland
Parli. lot I,. :0 lin. at le per ft. 50
D(e. 2:- Ellee (.11,111,11m. Eieley's
Add.. ha, 1511 lin. ft. at Je
per ft' 1 SI
Dee. ..7;eett. '‘'inley's Add,
lot I. 5! ti. it. at le per ft. 50
Dec. ''6--EinaJi Sit vi. Sub. 1 of '3
of Min. lot 172, lot I. 48 lin. ft. at
1 1-1c per it. 60
Dee. •J;—(1eo. .Salot, Quigley's Sub,
'1111. iot 17. 50 lin. ft. at lc per ft50
Dee. _!i \\. ilintrager. Quigley's
Sub.. 7111. \V. 42 ft. lot 15, 40 lin.
ft. tt II psift. 90
Dee. :29—E. Callehan, Quigley's
Sub.. 710, 191 11, 50 lin. ft. at lc
per ft. GO
Dec. 29—John A. Koch Est.. Cox's
Add., lot 16, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c
per ft. 05
Dec. 30—Wm. Lawther, Suh. 91, cox's
Add., lot 2 and Sub. 92. lot 2, 100
lin. ft. at 1 1-4c pet' ft. 1 25
Dec. 30—Geo. Salot, Sub. 1 of 1 of 2
of City 678, lot 1, 25 ft. ;it 1 1-Ic
per ft.
Dec. 30—W. G. Cox, Cox's Add., lot
111, 50 lin. ft. at I 1-4c per ft. 65
Dee. 30—Wm. llintrager, Farley's
Sub_ lot 13, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-Ic
Per ft
Dee. & Cain, Cain's Sub,
lot 14, 42 lin. ft. at 1 1-40 per ft 50
Dec. 30—Franh. Bell. A. AleDaniel's
Sub., S. E. 1-4 lot ,,22. 30 lin. ft. at
1 1-4e per ft
Dec. 30— Alary A. Kentler, Cain's
Sub.. lots 18-10, 84 lin. ft. at 1 1-4e
per ft.
Dec. 31-1". \V, 'gel I1st., t'ity,
55, 50 lin. ft. at I 1-2c per ft
Dec. 31—Mich. O'Rourke. e,
147, 30 lin. ft .at 1 1-2c per ft
Dec. 31—Alfred Tredway Est., city,
lot 149, 25 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Dec. 31—Bonson & Brunskill, City,
lot 029, 25 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Dec. 11--W. and F. A. Coates. Cite,
lot 017, 20 lin. ft. at Ic per ft
Dec. 31—W. J. and W. G. Cox, Cor-
r011s lot 44, 150 lin. ft. at
1 1-2e per ft.
Dee. it 511th. D. Sullivan, Sub, City
68,, etc., lot 2, 25 lin. ft. at 1 1-2e
per ft.
65
GO
1 00
1 00
50
40
65
lot
lot
40
105
75
45
40
40
20
2 25
40
y & PrOVI1St CI t y,
lot 637. 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-2e per ft1 50.
Dec. ;VI—Universalist church. City,
lot 315. 130 lin. ft. :it 1 1-2c per ft1 9&
Dee. 31—Cat holic Eniversit y if
Washington i•t al, Leven's Add
lots 1 to It inc., 1000 ha. ft.
1 I-Ic per ft. 12 50
Dec. 31 --Louis Giesmann. Alarsles
Dubuque. lot 1. 50 In. ft. nt 1 1-2r
per ft. 75
Dec. 31—Ellen 01-billeron. Finley's
Add.. lots 15-13-14. NI lin. It 1,.
pia. It. 1 80
Dv,'. Sa lot. Finley's Add_ ,
lot 4. 5(1 lin. ft. ii ic per ft GO
Dee. 31—Jas. Mullen Est.. Finle's
Add.. lots 1,1-11, hi) lin. ft. at to
per ft. 1 00
Dec. 31—Aiina Zinn, Einley's Add
lot 20, 50 lin. ft. at It. per ft. 50
Dec. 31—Emina Woodkiwii
Park. lots _ le. 50 lin. ft. ;it
per ft. So
Dec. :11—N. Sr..
lawn Park. lot 211, lin. ft. ;it le
per ft. 50
Dec. 31—Andrew Drees. Sub. city 7:1‘
lot 1. 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-4e per ft. 1 25
Dec. 14.—Frank N. Russo. Sub. 1 of
3, Kniest's Sub., lot 2, 150 lin. ft,
at lc per ft 150
Dec. 14.-1'rank N. Russo, Smedley's
Sub., lots 1I-12. 2:i lin. ft.. at 1 1-4e
per ft 1 77
Dec. 14.—Chicago G. \V. Hy. Co,
right of way. Lincoln Ave., 40 lin
ft.. at lc per ft 40
Dec. 14.—Mary Ht,heck. ub. 1 and 2
of sub. 1 and 3 of 10 and 2 of 3 of
11, Kniest's sub., lot 2. 110 lin. ft.,
at le per lin. ft 1 ZU
Dec. 14.—Mat tha Weil mei', Smed-
ley's sub., lot 13. 15 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c
per ft 3U
Dec. 14.—Franeisa Wagner. sub. 87-
88, L. II. Langworthy's Add., lot 3,
20 lin. ft., at lc per ft 20
Dec. 14.—Chicago G. \V. Ry. Co,
Sandford's sub., lots 00-61, 130 lin.
ft., at lc per ft 1 3U
Dec. 14.—Frar.eisea Wagner, 0. S.
Langworthy's Sub., lot 1, 50 lin. ft.,
at 1 1-4c per ft 65
Dec. 14.—Wm. K latter et al., Davis
Farm Add., lot 213, 60 lin. ft., at
1 1-4c per ft.. 75c; 170 110. ft., at Ic
per ft., $1.70 2 47
Dec. 15.—Church, Olinger's Sub., lot
1, 150 lin. ft., at lc per ft
Dec. 15.—Jas. Levi, Da vis Farm
Add.. 237-238, 170 lin. ft., at lc per
ft., $1.70; 120 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c per
ft., $1.50 3 20
Dec. 15.—Johanna Frenzel. King's
1st Add., S. 1-2 lot 8, 29 lin. ft., at
1 1-4c per ft 65
Dec. 15.—Jos. Zimmerman, King's
1st Add., lot 16, 90 lin. ft.. at 1 1-4c
per ft 1 10
Dec. 15.—A, and T. Schmid, Schaff-
ner's Sub., lot 3-4, 90 lin. ft., at
1 1-4c per ft 1 10
Dec. 15.—M, Giesemann, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., N. M. 31 ft., lot 9,
30 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c per ft 45
Dec. 15.—Dubuque Malting Co., L.
H. Langworthy's Add., lots 8 and
8a, 120 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c per ft 1 80
Dubuque Malting Co., Marsh's Add,
lot 1, 240 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c per ft3 00
Dec. 15.—Dorothy Klein, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 4d, 60 lin. ft., at
lc per ft 60
Dec. 15.—Martha Scheidecker Est,
L. H. Langworthy's Add., W. 110
1 50
41)
Regular Session Jan 21, 1904
ft., lot 34, 110 lin. ft.. at.1 1-4c per ft 1 30
Dec. 15.—Frank M. Ellis, Burden-
Lawthcr Add, lot 143, 50 lin. ft., at
lc per ft 50
Dec. 15.--F. Landoll, Burden-Law-
ther Add., lot 142, 50 lin. ft., at lc
per ft 50
Dec. 15.—A. 2. Schenker. Burden-
Lawther Add., lot 141, 50 lin. ft,
at lc per ft b0
Dec. 15.—Stephen Zenner, Burden-
Lawthcr Add., lot 131, 50 lin. ft., at
lc per ft bU
Dec 15.—Henry Drenzy, Burden-
.Latwther A,11.. lot 132, 50 lin. ft., at
lc per ft
Dec. 15.—!'has. itorahauser. Burden-
Lawther Add., lot 127. 50 lin. 1't., at
le per ft 56
Dec. 15.—S. Zenner, Burden-Lawther
Add.. lot 125, 50 lin. ft., at lc per ft, 50
Dee. 1.1.—Adam Mueller, Sub. 3,
Gieger's sub., lot 10. 1110 lin. ft.,' at
lc per 1't 1 00
Dec. 16.—Mary Carney Est., Staf-
ford's Add.. lot 111. :n lin. ft., at lc
per fl bU
Dec. 16.—J. 11. Jecklin Est.. sub. 1
of 143. 1.. 11. Langworthy's Add.,
lot 1. 2011 lin. ft.. at le per ft 2 00
Dec. 111.-11en. KirkI,t,.1, sub. 10,
Dunn's sub.. lot 1, 110 lin. ft., at
lc per ft 140
Dec. 16.—R. :u] E. Langworthy
Est., Glendale Add., 223 to 228, inc.,
and lot 246, 200 lin. ft.. at lc. $2.00;
300 lin. ft.. at 1 1-4c per ft., $3.755 15
Dec. 16.—Barbara Zugenbuehler,
Glendale Add., N. 1-2 of lot 260, 25
lin. ft.. at 1 1-4c per ft 30
Dec. 16.—Thos. O'Brien, Glendale
Add., lot 158, 50 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c65
Dec. 16.—Mary L. Bunting, Glendale
Add.. let 82, 50 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c
per ft f5
Dec. 76.—Martha Zinn, Glendale
Add., Iot 81, 50 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c
per ft
Dec. 16.—Peter Oeth, Glendale Add.,
lot 79, 50 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 16.—Gerhard '1'enhaa t', Davis
Farm Add., lots 357-358, 70 lin. ft.,
at 1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 16.—Ada L. Collier. sub. min
lot 322, lot, 10, 150 lin. ft.. at 1 1-4c
per ft
Dec. 17.—G. W. Davis, Glendale
Add., lot 10, 50 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c
per ft
Dec. 17.—Aug. Kaiser, Glendale Add!,
lot 5, 50 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c per ft65
Dec. 17.—Mich. Majerus, Davis Farm
Add., lots 343, 50 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c
Per ft 65
Dec. 17.—Josephine Prowse, Glendale
Add., lot 3, 50 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c per
ft
Dec. 17.—Math. Riede, Glendale Add,
lot 1, 100 lin. ft., at lc per ft
Dec. 17.—Peter Nix, Liebe's Sub., lot
1, 50 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 17.—Sarah Reilly, Davis Farm
Add., lot 325, 50 lin. ft., at lc per ft.
Dec. 17.—Adolph Klee, \Vest's Add.,
lot 20, 25 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c per ft.,
Dec. 17.—Shiras, Van Duzee & Hen-
derson, West's Add., lot 19, 50 lin.
ft., at 1 1-4c per ft 65
Dec. 17.—John Vyverberg Est., Da-
vis Farm Add., lot 301, 50 lin. ft.,
at 1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 17.—Susanna Noel, Davis Farm
Add.. lot 299, 50 lin. ft., at 1 1-40
per ft
Dec. 17.—Nic Jochum Est., Davis
Farm Acid., lot 279, 25 lin. ft., at
65
05
96
1 90
55
6b
1 00
65
50
30
fl6
1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 18.—Christian Brede Est., sub
min. lot 304, lot 5, 100 lin. ft., at
1 1-2c per ft., $1.50; 100 lin. ft., at lc
per ft.. $1.00
Dec. 1S.—Chas. Fosselmtut. sub. min
lot 467, S. \V. 193 ft.. lot 1, 150 lift•
ft., at 1c per ft.. $1.50; 100 lin. ft.,
:it 1 1-4e p, r ft., 51.25
Dee. 13.—\\'nt. F. Reinachl. stab. min.
1at 407. N. E. 40 ft., lou 1, 40 lin.
ft., at 1 I -4c per fl
1Jec. l .-1'h;1s. Steuck, Frische's
sub.. W. 97 ft., lot 5, 511 lin. ft., at
1 1-41' poi ft
Dec. 1".- Jos. J. Duertseher, sub. 4,
Kni,'st's r'uh.. lot 1 and N. 5 f1., of
1.0. 2, 11'1 11,1. lt.. at 1 1-1'.' per ft.,
51.25: -lu lin. It., al 10 p.v 61..
Dec. 1o.-- \Ln . 11111'! n, r, l'ook's
Add.. tut _'. lull lin. 1't., at 11' 111.1' ft,
*1.00: ..50 lin. ft.. :it 1. 1 -lo per f1.,
65c
Dec. 15.-- 1 I,'ury ,1 nnglc. Hooper's
Add.• lots 15-16, 75 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c
per ft
Dec. 15.-1-1enry Scars, Hooper's
Add., 18 ;Ind N. 1-2 lot 17, 75 lin. ft.,
at 1 1-4 per ft
Dec. 1S.—.-\. Munsell, Hooper's Add
lot 35. 511 lit:. ft., at 1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 1S. --A. Munsell. 1-Tooper's Add,
lot 34, 25 lin, ft., at 1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 15.—Henry Wunderlich, Tivoli
Add., S. 1-2 lot 1, 100 lin. ft., at lc
per ft
Dec. 29.—K. and L. Kolfenbach,
Glendale Add., lot 57, 50 lin. ft,
at lc per ft
Dec. 29.—R. M. Kunz, Glendale Add,
lots 58, 59, 60, 250 lin. ft., at lc
per ft
Dec. 29.—J. H. Jecklin Est., Sub. 1
of 143, L. H. Langworthy's Add.,
lot 1. 200 lin. ft., at lc per ft
Dec. 20.—Nic Gonner, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Adcd., N. 1-3, lot 5, 30
lin. ft , at 1 1-2c per ft
ll1.1e. :111—.las. A. Hayes. 1.. 06. Lang -
worthy's 5. 50 ft., lot 6, 50 lin. ft.
at 1 1-2,' per ft
1 h'1'. 30—Maury Kohlman, L. H.
I.:ntgcvorllly's Add., S. 50 ft., lot
4a, 251 lin. ft. :it I 1-2c per ft
Dec. 311—J. 11. \I1•ycr, L. 11. Lang -
worthy's N. ?_, lot 0h, 25 lin, ft.
at 1 1-4e per ft
Dec. 30—I1erntan Zernel•lie. L. H
Langwnrth>'s Add.. N. >,_, lot lOj,
25 ]in. ft. at 1 1--I1'' per ft
Dec. 30—Elizabeth Nicks, L. H
Langworthy's Add., lot 121, 25 lin
ft, at 1 1-4e per ft
Dec. 30—Af, A. Ilrown, Kraver"s Sub,
lot 2, 130 lin. ft. :1t lc per ft
Dec. 31—\\'m, Klauor, 't :1l, Davis
Farm Add.. let 213, 170 lin. ft. at lc
per ft, $1.70; and 60 lin, ft. at 1 1-4c
per ft., 75c; total
Dec. :11—Jas. Levi, imvis Farm
Add, lots 237-235, 120 lin. ft. at
1 1-4c per ft., $1.50; and 170 lin. ft.
at le per ft., $1.70; total
Dec. 31—R. & E. Langworthy Est.,
Glendale Add., 223 to 228 and 246,
200 lin. ft, at lc per ft., $2.00; and
300 lin. ft. at 1 1-40, $3.75; total.,..
Dec. :11—Henry \Wunderlich, Tivoli
Add.. S. 1/(1i lot 1, 100 lin, ft. at 1c
per ft
Dec. 31—Jos. Zimmerman, King's 1st
Add., lot 16, 90 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per
ft
Dec. 29—Frank M. Ellis, Burden-
Lawther Add., lot 143, 50 lin. ft. at
le per ft
17
30
1 GO
1 t5
95
95
65
30
1 W
50
2 50
2 U0
45
75
30
30
30
30
1 30
2 45
3 20
5 75
1 00
1 10
60
is
Regular Session Jan. 21, 1904.
Dec. 29-17. Landoldt, Burden-Law-
thcr Add., lot 142, 50 lin. ft. at lc
per ft.
Dec. 29—A. J. Schenker, Burden-
Lawther Add., lot 141, 60 lin. ft at
lc per ft
Dec. 3—Stephen Zenner, Burden-
Law•ther, lot 131, 50 ]bt. ft. at Ic
per ft
Dec. 29—Henry Dreazy. Burden-
Lawther Add., lot 122, 50 lin. ft. at
Ic per ft
Dec. 29—Chas, Bornhauser, Burden-
Law'ther Add., lot 127, 50 lin. ft. at
lc per ft
Dec. 29—Sam Starr, Burden-Lawther
Add.. lot 92, 50 lir.. ft at lc per ft.. ft
Dec. 29—Chas. T. Rieger. O'Neill's
Riverview. lot 16, 50 lin. ft. at lc
per ft
Dec. 30—M. 11, helix. O'Neill's River-
view, lot 1, nu lits. ft. at lc per ftSO
Dec. .:a—Wm. Lawther, O'Neill's
Riverview.-. jot 60, 50 lin. ft. at lc
per ft 50
Dec. 30—Anna M. Kurz Est., O'Tay-
lor's Sub., lots 20-21, 100 lin. ft. at
Ic per ft 160
Dec. 30—\\-m. tutu t roger. 0 -Taylor's
Sub.. lots 22-22-24, 150 lin, ft. at lc
per ft 1 70
I tee, :a—Leathers & Trewin, Burden-
I,;twther Add., lot 73, 50 lin. ft. at
Ic per ft 66
Dement & Duncan, Burden-Lawther
Add., lots 74-75, 50 lin. ft. at lc
per ft 50
Dec. 30—Adam Mueller, Sub. 3, Gie-
ger's sub,. lot l0, 100 lin. ft. at lc
per fc 100
Total $463 75
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the resolu-
tion.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clacy, Corrance, Frith,
Hort., Jones, Rnymoud and Sheridan.
Nays—None.
60
60
00
60
50
50
City Engineer Boyce reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen:—Iia•rewith please find plat
showing 11ol,os ' I vacation of part of
Cedar Street from Tenth to Eleventh
Streets. Proper notices were served en
the respective abutting property owners.
ilis],ecl fully submitted,
JAMES H. BOYCE,
City Engineer.
On motion the report and plat was re-
ferred to the Committee of the Whole.
A communication from L. B. Boswell,
Secretary of the Upper Mississippi River
Improvement .\ss,ei:ttion, to the Mayor,
was presented. acknowledging the re-
ceipt of cheek for $75.00, being assessment
against the City by the above named as-
sociation.
On motion of Aid. Sheridan the com-
munication was received and filed.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT-
TEES.
Ald. Frith, Chairman of the Ordinance
Committee moved to refer the Ordinance
In relation to measuring wood to Com-
mittee of the Whole. Carried.
Ald. Corrance, Chairman of the Com-
mittee on Claims, reported as follows:
Your Committee on Claims, to whom
was referred t
Pierce in relati
have been snst
falling on a sli
for $5,,yi,. i.a as ,
sustained, w„I
SLtlenl,•nt he r,
he statement of ('lata L.
on to the injury alleged to
aimed I v her by reason of
I,p,ry walk and her claim
itnl,tges fur Ilii• bljn'ies SO
1111 reconunend that said
eei'ed and tiled.
)1. Cult14.\N(1.1,
Chairman.
moved to ;t, sola the re-
Ald ('ot•t•anee
port. I'an'ried.
Ald. Frith. Chairman of the Committee
on Streets. reported as fultows:
Your Committee on Streets, w•bo wet'e
directed by your honor;,) l,• hu,ly to pre-
pare a resolution providing for the erec-
tion of gal.:4 at the different nt raiiway
crossings. begs to report that we have
been over the ground and would recom-
mend that the following resolution be
adopted:
Whereas, It is deemed necessary and
advisable by the City ('ount•ii ot• the City
of Dubuque for the saf,•ly and conven-
ience of the public. that greater protec-
tion be provided at the different railway
crossings than that which We have at
present. therefore he it
Resolve,). That the several railroads en-
tering the ,•sty b,• instructed to safe-
guard the ,lil'f,•rect crossings as follows:
At Railroad Avenue That one wateb-
man be maintained jointly by the Chi-
cano, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
company :Ind by the Illinois Central Rail-
road Company.
At both Jones Street and First St ' 1--
Thaat three men he maintained jointly by
the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail-
road Company and the Illinois Central
Railroad Company.
At Second Street and at 'Third Street --
That one mint be maintained jointly by
the Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail-
road Company and Illinois Central Rail-
road Company.
At Fourth Street and at Sixth Street --
That one man he maintained ,jointly by
the Chicago. Milwaukee & St. fail Rail-
road Company, the Illinois central Rail-
road Company and the ('hie;igo, Burling-
ton & Quiuey Railroad Company.
At Seventh Street—That one maul lie
maintained jointly by the Chicago, Mil-
waukee & St. Paul Railroad Compaoy and
by the Chicago Creat Western Railroad
Company.
At T\velfth Street --']'bat one man be
maintained jointly by the Chicago, Mil-
waukee & St. Panel Railroad Company
and the Chicago Great Western Railroad
Company.
At Thirteenth Street. 1'oarte,•ntb Street,
1'ii'te,•ut Street. Stxt,-t•11tlh Street and
Seventeenth Street That hotb the Chi-
cago, Alill:mike, ,t, St. Paul Railroad
Company and the Chicago (creat \\"estern
Railroad Company he required to main-
tain gates.
At Garfield. Ftbonlbet'g and Eagle Point
Avenues—']'hat the Chicago Great 'West-
ern Railroad Company be required to
maintain gates.
At Kniest Street, Sanford Street and
Twenty-fourth Street—']'hat the Chicago
Great Western Railroad Company be re-
quired to maintain gates.
Be it further resolved that the City Re-
corder be instructed to notify the differ-
ent Railroad Companies interested of the
passage of this resolution and directing
the said Railroad Companies to comply
within thirty (30) days from the service
of notice.
Regular Session Jan. 21, 1904. 19
Aid. Raymond moved that the rel en t
and Re$o111tin11 he rc•1errc l 10 the Com-
mittee of the \\'hole. Carried.
Ald. Sheridan chairman of the commit-
tee on Police and Light, reported as fol-
lows:
Year committee un Police and fight. to
whom was referred the hills of P. Pier,
amounting to $:1fnn for wood furnished the
Police deportment. would recommend that
:I warrant lie order,d drawn on the Treas-
ure] in settlement of the claim.
JOlIN J. SIIERIDAN,
Chairman.
Ald. Sheridan moved to adopt the re-
port. Carried.
.\Id. Jones, chairman of the committee
on Electrical Construction. stated that the
telegraph pole located at Ninth and
Alain streets is m bad condition and should
be removed at once and moved that the
matter be referred to the committee on
Electrical Construction with power. Car-
ried.
RESOLF PIONS.
Ald. Frith offered the following:
11e 11 Resolved IIV the ('its' Council of
the City of ltuhInlne. That the City Re-
c•nrder he instructed to notify the differ-
entrailroad en111 . 14irs to repaint their
crossing signs and to maintain said signs
at all times in a legible condition. And
be it farther
Resolved. That the Chief of Police be
and he is hereby directed to compel said
railroad companies to comply with the
ordinance in regard to the speed of trains
within the city limits.
_\]d. Frith moiv•d to adopt the resolu-
tion. Carried.
Aid. Frith also offered the following:
Be 1 Resolved ILy the city Council of
the city of Ilnhlulue. That the City En-
gineer be 11 1 he is hereby directed to
prepare :1 plan showing the most feasible
manner 0f providing for the water which
flow., ,lawn Eagle Street to h:msley's Lane.
\Id. frith moved to :Idnpt the resolu-
tion. carried.
Alderman Clancy offered the following:
Be it Resolved by the city council of
the City of Dubuque, That thi• committee
on Public (7ruunlls and Buildings together
with the Fire Chief rind chief of Police,
be instructed to investigate the different
public halls, assembly rooms and opera
houses in the city with 11 view of taking
such measures as may be Iloaught neces-
sary to protect the lives of the public in
cast• of fire or dangerous eunstrnolinn.
Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the resolu-
tion. Carried.
Ald. Raymond moved to adjourn until
Feb, 4th, 1904. Carried.
C. F. ARENDT.
City Recorder.
Attest:
Recorder
rsn
List of Warrants
LIST 0f [ITY /ijARRtNTS,
City Recorder's Office,
Dubuque. Iowa, January 1, 1904.
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil of Dubuque:
Gentlemen: The following is a complete
list of all warrants issued by me during
the month of Ia.cember, 1903:
C. H. Berg. salary, Mayor $1.116 G5
H. I3rinknt::n, salary, Treasurer133 30
J. A. McKinley, salary, Keenly
Trcasul.t•r 100 00
Jno. Krayw, clerk, 'M'easurer's of-
fice t'll 0i1
Chas. F. Arendt, salary, Recorder.. 110 65
Wm. A. Kaep, salary, Deputy Re-
corder SO 00
F. B. Hoffman. salary, Auditor 110 05
C. 13. Sellers, salary, .Asw'ssor• 125 On
A. Dow,' ,Jr., salary, Assistant As-
sessor AAAA 100 00
J. J. Slnrphy, salary, Assistant As-
sessor AAAA 100 00
Geo. A. Barnes, salary. Attorney—. 150 00
J. B. Powers, salary. Assistant .\t-
tornt y 75 00
Ed. -Morgan, salary. Chief of Police 100 00
Jos. I:einfrictl, salary, fire Chief100 00
J. W. bawl saltily Committee
Clerk 100 00
Jas. I:oyee. salary. City Engineer 106 65
E. Anderson. salary, Assistant En-
gineer 100 00
F. Neuwochnc•r, salary, Rodman AAAA 50 00
E. Herron, s,tl:try, Superintendent
Street Sprinkling GO 00
1\'m. Ilipnuat. salary, Iaeelriei:m 83 30
lf. 'I'rnpf. salary. Afarh,ltuastcr 50 00
P. Ryan. sal:n•y, I':a•k Custodian 40 00
P. Fein. salary, Park Custodian 40 00
T. Falerty, salary, Park Custodian 10 00
Dr. B. F. Michel, salary, Health Of-
ficer 50 00
F. Flynt.. salary, Sanitary Patrol-
man GO 00
N. Uffernhot, salary, Poundnuaster45 00
Mrs. I I. Koenig, salary, Janitress 20 00
A. C'riwl'..IA salary, Sidewalk In-
sp'etur 50 Os
H. A. Mm's, salary, \Vharfmasterwi no
51.
(Tilley, salary, Alderman re
ii, t'urrance, salary, Alderman
E. E. brill, salary, .\Merman
.1. I.. I torr, salary, Alderman
1{. .!ones. .salary, .\l i!t•1'In:t 11
U.N. Raymond, salary, Alderman
J. J. Sheridan, salary, Alderman_ n
M. Eitel, fireman
J. Estsm:ut, liretn:at
A. Dueeinni. lirrnr,tn
J. Flynn, fireman
J. Roshuo, fireman
A. 1 -Icer, fireman
J. 'I'sehndi, fireman
J. Schon inrger, fireman
J. Daley, fireman
J. Barnes, fireman
T. Ryder, fireman
G. Beyer, fireman
W. Ducey, fireman
F. Murphy, fireman
P. Ahern, fireman
M. Kelley, fireman
D. Ahern, fireman
P. 7.iliig•, fireman
T. Flynn, fir=man
M. Sweeney, fireman
H. Cain, fireman
N. Wagner, fireman
J. Benzer, fireman
65 es
60 nn
50 in
50 0„
50 0,.
65 01.
75 0t.
60 0t.
65 On
60 In
50 On
50 ai
50 (10
65 00
43 20
65 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
A. Siel tuna ll. fireman 67 50
J. 2,Inrpliy. fireman 54113
0 0030
W. K:u t a ll. fireman 1;
(;. (111.11:e.
fireman 65 00
'I'. Kennedy, fireman 60 OO
1'. I:aumg,u•lncr, fireman 560 t0
J. Smith, fireman 50 00
C. I<:nuntlt, fireman 65 00
J. Allen, fireman 60 00
M. Fahey, tiro alt at ISO 00
\V'. (l'C'onnell. fireman 50 00
H. fireman 65 00
F. Fenno: llr. fireman GO (N)
E. \Icl t,•rnttI. fireman 50 00
W. SI 1 lain, fireman 50 00
A. !1 •,-ki'r. pollee 51 bit
.f. II. Barry, pollee 51 613
G. l;urkel, pnliee 51 (r
p
51 GI
puoIi 51 65
.Ino, I'rtl}. nliee 51 65
\V'. t uok. I:nlice Si Fri
W. Corcoran, police 51 65
SI. i r.ugh. pollee fci 0t 0
1f. 1t. minn, pollee 51 U1
,J. I'itznatriek. pollee 50 00
Jas.Flynn.poli, 50 00
I
\\m, i r!lit, Iulie, 51(:
'I', iI t i ill, pnlire 51 es
F.. (;tassel. pollee 51 (15
13. Gray. pollee 51 fit
Pat I laulon. pubic, 50 00
M. Killy, police 51 65
,inn. I...elseller. pnliee 50 011
P. :\l ea'oli!ns, pol!t• 51 f5
It. 511 ' 'niey, police 51 65
Jho, Moor,, piliee Gil (0)
It. Norton. police hi 65
M. t t'i'ntinur. pollee 51 65
Jan.
Murphy, !',,,lie, 50 00
67 20
5165
67 20
67 0(1
51 6..-r
62 00
51 61
50 00
45
45 00
Tom .'tce,ncy, police
6
2 01!
51 65
Mrs. Keit. IliLhe, mitran :1000
IV's.: It. lirenn'tn, matron 30 O0
Labor of Streets for the first half of
November, 1903:
A. Alderson. labor $ 135
W. Armstrong, carpenter 13 50
John Burns, labor 2 70
Paul Becker, labor 6 75
131uecher, labor 2 40
,Ins. Brown, labo' 16 20
55'. Coughlan, labor 10 80
H. Cobb, labor 16 20
Jas. Connolly, labor 16 20
Jas. Callahan, foreman 20 00
H. Cosgrove, driver 20 00
Thos. Donahue, labor 2 70
John Egan, labor 5 90
John Engels, labor 810
George Frost, foreman 20 00
Pat Fenelon, labor 1620
Nelson Frith, stoker.... 50 00
Pat Gilloon, labor 135
Jos. Grab, labor 10
Jos. Guenther, labor 2 70
C. Gantenbein, foreman 20 00
George J. Hahn, foreman 20 00
James Hird, labor 135
Amb. Hird, labor 70
Martin Lonergan, labor
John Heil, carpenter 22 50
J. Kraus, labor 16 20
M. Kilhurg, carpenter 1365075
T. (':u•ter,
Jno. Raesli, pollee
((Ito itath. entice
T. Tidily. pone..
its, hymn. pollee
P. Scharff, pnlieIndic('.51. Selterr. pulpollee\T. Staplet,m, pnliee
1'. Sullivan. police
Inn. f.. Su!livnn, pnliee
P Stu I'll.. poi Pe
I'.
I, %eitlrtan. police
List of Warrants
Alit:, Lavin. labor 5 40
A. \V. Miller. lahor 1. 35
AleHoy. lahor (3 75
Jos. :\iartinek, labor 1 35
.11)1111 NieNulty. labor 4 (15
\V.
(('1 311 foreman 20 00
John Parker. lahor 70
Jarnes Ryan. labor
Jos. 1(4001,,y. driver 24) 041
Nick Sweeney. lahor 9 45
Aug, soyke. labor 1 :7)
Schen.. hihor 1:3 50
Jas. 541140 \. lo hor 17 55
R. Turner. Ichor 1 05
John \Velsh (C.11,11011.1), labor 1 35
AV. \Vearmont h. foreman 20 10
'17110s. Y111111g. 75 co
Josh calvert. team 7 20
Josh ( 'Overt. team (contract) 18 00
111 1)01!. 19 in 11 70
11. Hannan. team 7 20
J. Ilandenshield, te0t11 3 Go
.1. 1 luffrnir,. t,•am (contract) 3791)
Pat. Linehan. team 7 2(1
J. J. 1\leCollins. team 3 60
Jeff McCirath. team 13 50
seeicy. team 28 80
James T.Thin. team 3 110
11. Theis. team 9 90
for the last half of
1.11111.1r t
145:
P. casserl . labor 19 20
J. ('o hill. labor 19 20
R. '1'. I.:ddy. foreman 25 00
R. A. lahor 19 20
F. Holinecher. labor 19 20
P. K('rim.ally. labor 19 20
Pat Sage. labor 19 20
Landon Taylor. labor 19 20
Labor on :\ it. Carmel Avenue during
the last half of November, 1903:
Ben. Burd. quarryman 4151)
Rich. Burns. labor 9 45
Mike Cal m•y. quarryman 1 50
1 37,
1). Cunningliam. labor
John Co quarryman
1). Ca 69 01)45
Thos. quarryman 16 50
rm.y. quarryman 16 50
Pet4 r
(114 I\. quarryman 9 75
11 ik 1 la 11. 5 55
John 11 i Cey. labor 9 45
Thos. 11:odineY. quarryman 10 50
'rhos. 1:,,a 11114) 11y. foreman 20 00
Mat. Kenneally. quarryman 7 20
Rob. Love. quarryman 10 50
John Mahoney, quarryman 16 50
James SI) 1.000, lahor 9 45
James AleCarron, labor 14 85
John Powers, quarryman 15 00
Tom Sha, quarryman 6 00
sil,,ehan, quarryman 3 40
John Letiihan, team 25 20
\V. Wr0)(1s, team 23 40
Team hauling Sprinkling Wagon during
the last half of November, 1903:
James H. Keefe $ 2 03
P. Baumgartner, Assistant Market -
master $
28 35
L. Daily, cleaning around Market
Square
H. J. Tropf, board of prisoners for
November
Jno. A. Voelker, furnishing crepe
and material for draping Police
Headquarters
Wm. Brode, sawing wood at City
Hall
Jno. Bohn, inspector on Bee Branch
Sewer 50 00
H. Corrance, supplies at City Hall3 05
P. Pier, pine wood at City Hall 3 25
A. E. Bradley, glazing at City Hall
and Ninth Street Engine House8 60
Geo. W. Healey & Son, grass seed
28 tn)
904)
650
4 75
21
for Washington Park 2 00
P. T. Seippel, lumber for West Du-
buque Sea les 1 50
\V. \V. \V helan, repairing vaults in
lteeor‘ler•s and Auditor's office4 90
W. \V. Whelan, 1 dozen zincs for
City Hall 1 70
l'ap • & .1.(equinot, repairing foun-
tain :it Dodge and .Bluff streets.— 3 55
1-1,1,01 Printing Co.. blank stationery
iteeorder's office and Commit -
1'' Clerk 8 25
Palmer. 13erg & Co., 100 time books
:111.1 1)11101: siationery for various
departnn uts
3023>
Key City Gas co., o for various
departments
92 2°
ey City (3;1 1.. 1'. a.11 1 for gas
K
at Armory 1 611
T. .1. Paisley, juror for change of
t ill bluff Street 10 00
Voelker. juror for change of
grade on Bluff Street 10 UU
\V. A. Leatli,rs. juror for change of
grade on Bluff Street 10 00
F. Sehloz & Son, repairs for Road
department 9 80
Ott. :.\1( user & Co., lumber for Road
and Special Sidewalk departments 64 65
Ott, Alenser & Co., macadam for
Road department
14 03
Rurnpf. Frtith-ii Lumber Co., lum-
ber for Road dep:u.tment 32 oU
Rurnpf. Prudden Lumber Co., lum-
ber for Special Sidewalk and Bee
Branch 34 35
L. Lindenberg, hardware
depafor Road department 1 4605
Eagle Point Lirtment : me Works,
A. Sig, •urbing furnished Road de-
56 15
n
P. cl.oe•y Est., cinders furnished
rtmet
41 141 department 12 25
P. 4 Tilley Est., unloading and haul -
44 I ti,t•I: crusher
Key rite Rooting Co., sewer pipe
11.1 eement for Road dcicirtment23 95
Jno. L. icht, sand DA. Road depart -
4 OU
men
A. Heim, brick for }toad depart-
ment 12 90
F. A. Miller, brooms for Road and
Fire departments 9 SO
Smedley Steam Pump Co., manhole
covers and Hogs for Road and Bee
27 1.111
13ranch departments
Martin, Strelatt Co., coal for Steam
.Roller 21 43
W. Marshall, repairing Steam Roller 729 800U
P. Pier, coal for Steam Roller
Butt Bros., rods for Hock Crusher12 85
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co,
Packing for Steam Roller 4 78
P. Hanson, oil and matches for
Steam Roller 80
Wagner & Dorgan, use of truck for
hauling crossing* stone 1 Zb
'Wunderlich & \Viederholt, horse
shoeing for Fire department 12 65
Lagen & Sloan, horse shoeing for
Fire department 16 00
F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Fire
department 76
G. W. Healey & Son, 400 toe calks
for Fire Department 13 25
T. F. Kane, hay and oats for Fire
department 497 75
Ott, Meuser & Co., shavings for
Fire department 8 26
Dubuque Oil Tank Line, oil for Fire
department 7 'at
P. Pier, hard and soft coal for Fire
department 302 311
A. Y. McDonald & Morrison Mfg
Co., diaphram rubbers for Fire de -
for Road
macadam
List of Warrants.
partment lutt.t Iron \\"arks, repairing Steamer
C. Falkenhalner. glass and varnish 2 +5 Stetc;Irt ]6 7:
'2 50
for Fire department e
Etc hhurn & Bechtel. bran for Fire3 l lredeemellu;u . excavation permits fin 1$
ck•partment
II. Oa -ranee• salt and matches for II. Ilrinl:n;an. internal paid on war-II'Ix i.
for Dire department rants. rants outstanding
\V. 11. Torbert. Jlicarb. Soda and II. Brinkman. refunded regular tax 11 Is
Drugs fur Fire department14 36 H. 1 -Brinkman. express charges (En-
B..
E- -
e. E. Twaitea. pasturing horse for gineert a`
Fire department 12 50 I-1. Brinkman. Library orders paid.. It's :.s
H( Ill, y \ Drown. glass and oil for Putnam.. Police ProtectionAssocia-
liro dep: n•Iment 95 tion. loan -IMI ill
Fey City (:as Co., coke for Fire de- .1. P. Itvan. loan _oa tie
ley City Gas Co.. rental gas arc at part melt 20 9J P. AIc I veiny, loan "011 1141 First National Bank, loan 5,1041 141
German 'Prost & Sayings (Sank.
loan 111,10111'II
Labor on Stre -ts' hiring the first halt of
December. 1003:
.los. Bruuilleue. labor $ 5 7201
John Burns. labor 70
Paul Becker. labor ole,
A. IPulein, labor 135
1 r, d Berg. labor 1 35
Jus. I:rua n. laborJO SC
\\'. I', ulghlait. labor
4 75
Jelin Clnbett. Inbar' 340
II. Cobb. labor
In su
Jas.(lunn1iity, labor
11113:(111):
a `I
.1.1, -,.Callahan. foreman•)1 no
I I. 1'uogI asci'. driver 41 tie
M. 1 r1ln,•g;lU, labor
1
Peter I lx. labor
I :C
John Egan. labor
1 11:,
John Engels. labor 4
George l'rusl_ (,a'i'rman wl on
\Int. Petsclu•lc, la1)ut• S 1,a
.lobi Flynn. n. l abut• 7"
1'11t I"enelon• labor.-,
I CBlas.. ahot• - u',
.i .- ir.th. labor 1
.1... :n, tither. labor 12.21 I
1'.•I. r I:m.11(.n•r. labor ' III
(:. I:,Itit,-nbein. fnrcno it _u un
H. Corrance, oil and candles for toil .1. II:t lnl. la 1,..r _a ul
Sewer department tJ ohn l letl. carpenter _' :'t
Globe -Journal, official printing for N. 1:e1t1•nhofeu. labor I
Niuvembei' 60 (ii Jake Kraus. Ia1)ur 1': '';
Jake Kis ter. labor 7'I
The Times. official printing for i
\„tv•nuta'r 15 tJo J1. Lavin, labor 4 O1
1,uLu:lne 'I'ell•gr;lllh-lioruld. official \I. l.nnl•rg:ut. 1;11)11! 240
printing for \oyenl1)or 50 (III .\. \\'. \filler. labor 1'_'0
National 1 rentokrat, official print- Tont \lalloy, labor o •lot
ing for \ut•I•mber _ rn .los. .\l: u•tinek, labor 11-231
711
I titan Electric Co., :ire light for John Alc\ulty, labor
3 40
\uyl•ntber 1'15 77 P. A11.1'obnrl1. labor 2 e5
T. E. Frith, i• u:oyiug garbage and H. J. Netiwoeluna•, Iahor _ (>.5
11,•1111 animals for November "I7 AV'. O'Brien. forem;ln '..2.,100
J. I•:rux,!orff ,' Sills. 1, ut',Ity:,re for John F'feiffer, labor :r 4.1
Alt. Carmel .\t'1 1111 John Parker. laborOa
I ill. .7:n•eer & ('u.. dyn:Imile and \\', riel•tkln, labor 70
Pose for .lit. I'nrntel Ave•I1,;; Su \lauriee llninlall, L'lbnr 1 -a
G. \\'. 11.•;11ey , Son. dynamite and las. ]{Honey. 'rivet .0 411
fuse for .\It. (':u mel .\ yo :,', Niel: Sweeney. labor
_ 711
J. \i'wul:ul O Son. repairs for e r:ulrh Scher.. labor 11' I:,
Sprinkling III 1,:111111elit 1 7. .I. ,traHey. labor I7 fr:r
D. \V. Laoy. craning Grace street 117 r11 Laurence 'Trost. labor :711
il• l Farrell II & Suly t. grading' \\'il- \\'. \Ce:u•mouth. 111111)It) _0 0(t
lore su:•I t fir 1 Josh Calvert, team 3 1:0
(''has. Stench. grading' Broadway S1. (la ntetibein, team 1 SO
I:xtensiotl 1_'4 r5 Mike Hannan. team _ 70
tr'1'arrell & Street. estimate for im- I. Iluffutiro. team (contract)2:3370
1:roving \\'Sire• street 661 ,i5 Pat. Linehan, team :', 60
n'l011rrell & Street. ;unount retained Al. Maher. team UO
for ,laying alb•! between Locust J:nuos Tobin. team :1'J
and IBlutl' streets. frons loth to
11111 sweets oS Labor Ili Sewers during the first halt
('has. Stench, estimate for improv_ of Dec.tuber, 79113:
iug liro:Illw \- Extension 11U7 .II Pat Casserly. labor $ 19 21
1'. J. Neillln•I. lumber for Special J. Corcoran, labor 19 20
Sidewalk department of _o R. T. Eddy. foreman 15 011
Peter I:isbach. estimate for can- R. A. Fuller, labor 208C
su ucting Ile, Branch storm water i F. ilohnecker, labor 19 20
Central Engine Ilouse 1 0
J. Nitcenun & S ,n, repairs at Fourth
Street Engin. !louse 8 611
Butt [fres.. repairing hook and lad-
der truck aunt hose cart for Fire
1u•I,artmont 84 35
'Butt Ilres.. repairs ,at cart for Delhi
Street Engine r loose 4 40
Dubuque Mattress Factory. 1 mat-
tress for Fire department 2 00
'Game•we11 Fire Ala m Telegraph
Co.. 1 dozen fire alarm keys 3 00
1.7. Schilling, repairs at Central En-
gine lions,, 3 00
-G. S. Weaver. lilting storm sash
at Fourth Street Engine House7 W
F. M. Jaeger & Co., police whistles
amt nippers for Police department 3 75
J. Iluffineier, hauling clay at Patrol
louse 1 25
'I'. I. I1;mo. oats delivered at Patrol
l lulwe 57 60
Roti Ih1•s., repairs on patrol wagon 3 75
Iachltorn & Bechtel, supplies for
Aiatronn department 8 55
G. I t. Davis Co., dishes for Matron
department 1•
A. Rlnetsc•h. milk tickets for Matron
department ...... ... 1 73
C. J. Saunders, meat for Matron
department ' 8 75
Official Notices.
2i3
P. Kenneally, labor 19 2'
P. Sage, labor 19 21
Landon Taylor, labor 20 8C
Grading Mt. Carmel Avenue during the
first half of December, 1903:
James P.eakey, quarryman $ 13 50
Ben Hurd, quarryman 7 50
Peter c'arney, labor (Rush St) 5 40
Lant. I %thill, labor 5 40
Hugh Connell, quarryman 6 00
Mike Chevallier, quarryman 6 00
D. Cunningham, labor 12 77
John Carney, quarryman 13 5C
Thos. Cahill, quarryman 13 50
Peter Carney, quarryman (S. Dodge) 7 5C
Mike Carney, quarryman 7 5C
Peter De Fontaine, labor 5 40
Mike Farrell, labor 4 0:
John Furey, labor 10 80
Tom Hird, quarryman 4 5C
Mike Hall, labor 6 75
Mat. Kcnneally, quarryman 10 5C
T. Kcnneally, foreman 20 00
Ed. Manger, quarryman 3 00 li
John Smith, quarryman 6 0(
Mike Sullivan, quarryman 12 7
Torn Shea. gnat•ryman 7 70
Mike 1:e0'Inca lly, team 27 21
John Linehan, team 7 21
Frank .Alathis. team 25 2)
D. O'Meara. team 1 1)
George Reynolds, team 7 21
Ed. Seeley, team 7 21'
W. AV',.0115, team 3 60
G, Can hie, collecting back taxes60 30
T. O'Meara. carpenter repairs at 1st
\\':n d Scales 15 00
Nester & Hammel. repairs on water
fountain at High Bridge 4 50
I hereby certify- that the foregoing is 0
correct list of all warrants issued by me
.during the month of December, 1903.
C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder.
NOTICE.
Chief of Police Office,
Dubuque, Iowa, January 20th, 1904.
To All \Vhoni It May Concern:
Notice to Auctioneers, Pawnbrokers,
Junk Dealers. I -Lacks, Omnibuses, Car-
riages, Drays, Teamsters, Expressmen,
Hotel Keepers, Restaurants, Eating
1 -louses, Owners of Billiard and Pool 'fa-
bles, etc., Bowling Alleys, Peddlers, Thea-
ters and Shows, Hotel Runners and Por-
ters, Transient Merchants, Street Ven-
dors, Vault Cleaners and Scavengers, and
Owners of Dogs. Notice is hereby given
to all parties requiring a city license, that
the same is now past due and if not paid
immediately, they will be prosecuted in
accordance with the ordinance on that
.subject. which was adopted and passed
by the City Council September 3rd, 1903.
THOS. REILLY,
1-20-10t Chief of Police.
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
AN ORDINANCE.
AN ORDINANCE prohibiting the throw-
ing, casting or sweeping of nails or
broken glass on any street, sidewalk or
alley and prohibiting the throwing or
casting of bottles or tinware upon the
same.
Be It Ordained by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque:
Section 1. No person shall throw, cast
or sweep any nail or nails or broken
glass or throw or cast any bottle or bot-
tles or any tinware of any kind or de-
scription upon any sidewalk, street or
alley in the City of Dubuque.
Section 2. Any person violating' Section
One hereof shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor, and upon conviction shall
be fined not less than one dollar nor more
than five dollars. or be confined in the
county jail until such fine including costs
of prosecution have been paid, not exceed-
ing thirty days.
Section 3. This Ordinance to be in force
and take effect from ilia! after its passage
and publication one time in the Dubuque
Globe -Journal newspaper.
Adopted Dec. I'7tin, 1903.
Approved Dec. 21st, 1903.
C. N. BERG, .vtayor.
C. F. ARENDT,
Attest: City Recorder.
Published officially in the Evening
Globe -Journal Dec, 30th, 1903.
C. F. ARENDT,
12-30-]t City Recorder.
ACATION I' OTICE.
.
Notice is hereby given, That there is
now on file in my office a plat asking the
vacation of Cedar street from Tenth
street to Eleventh street.
All persons having any objections to said
proposed vacation must file their claims In
my office on or before January 21st.
JAMES H. BOYCE.
1-9-10t City Engineer.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To All Who Are Named Below: You
are hereby notified that in accordance
with an ordinance of the City of Dubuque
for repairing sidewalks in the month of
December, 1903, that a special assessment
will be levied for the expense thereof, at
the next regular meeting of the City
Council upon all lots and parcels of land
on said improvement, owned by you, be-
ing subject to such special assessment.
And you arc notified to appear at said
meeting of the Council to be held on the
4th day of February, A. D. 1904, and show
cause, if any you have, why said assess-
ment should not be levied.
1903.
Dec. 1.—C. A. Alexander, Sub. 3,
Babcock's Sub., lot 2, 11 bricks,
10c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c $ 35
Dec. 1.—Wm. Stotz, Sub. Min. lot 160,
lot 3, 10 ft. lumber, 20c; 1-2 hour
labor, 25c 45
Dec. 1.—J. T. Hancock Est., Sub
Min. lot 158, lot 7, 30 ft. lumber, 60c;
1-2 hour labor, 25c 85
Dec. 2.—Wm. J. Strain, City, lot 599a,
120 ft. lumber, $2.40; 1 hour labor,
50c 2 90
Dec. 4.—German Presbyterian Col-
lege, Sub. City 675, lot 7, 12 ft. lum-
ber, 25e; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 50
Dec. 5.—A. F. Jaeger Est., Davis
Farm Add., lots 270-271, 15 ft. lum-
her, 30c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 15
Dec. 5.—Jas. Levi, Davis Farm Add,
lot 238, 5 ft. lumber, 1Oc; 1-2 hour
labor. 25c 35
Dec. 5.—Tim Dillon, Dillon's Sub,
lots 1-2, 10 ft. lumber, 20c; 1-2 hour
labor 25c 45
Dec. 5.—Tim Dillon, Grandview Ave.
Add., lot 8, 20 ft. lumber, 40c; 1-2
hour labor, 25c 65
Dec. 5.—P. F. Dalton, Grandview
Ave. Add., lot 3, 20 ft. lumber, 40c;
1-2 hour labor, 25c
Dec. 5.—P. F. Dalton, Grandview
Ave. Add., lot 4, 8 ft. lumber. 15c;
1-2 hour labor, 25c 40
Dec. 5.—Church, Union Add., lots 138-
139, 30 ft. lumber, 60c; 3-4 hour
24
Official Notices..
labor. 10e
Dec. 5.-.A. Lorenz, Sub. City 68S,
lot 132. a ft. lumber, 15c: 1-2 hour
labor, _5
D(e. -Thos. Meehan, Union Ado,
etc., W. 27 ft., lit 9. 20 ft. lumber,
40,
Be.'. 5.-Duba(ue Malting Co., Davis
Farm Add.. E. 70 ft., lot 376, 7 ft.
lumber. I' 1-2 hour labor, 25c40
Dec. S. --It. & E. Langworthy Est
Gletalalc Add.. lot 213, 25 ft. lum-
ber, 50e; 1-2 liar labor, 25c 75
Dec. L. --prank: M. Marsh. Sub. Pt
Min. Lot 171. loge 1-2, 33 ft. lumber,
75c; 3-4 h..ur la bot•, 40c 115
Dee. s. -A. J. Van Duzee. O'Neill's
Sub. No.2. lot 23. 5 ft. lumber, 10c;
1-2 know labor. 25e 3
Dee. 8.-Buol & Loctscher, Loet-
scher & Treub's Sub., lot 15, 8 ft.
lumber, 15e; 1-2 hour labor, 25c, 40
Dec. 8.-Buol & Loetscher, Loet-
scher & Treub's Sub., lots 9-10, 10
ft. lumber, 20c; 1-2 hour labor, 2545
Dec. 11. -Wm. Lawther & J. V. Ri-
der, Burden-Lawther Add., lot 17,
10 ft. lumber, 20e; 1-2 hour labor,
25c 45
Dec. 19.-C. A. \'oelker. Woodlawn
Park, lot 53. 5 1't. lumber, 10c; 1-2
hour labor, 25e 45
Dec. 19. -Jobs J. Keane, Levens'
Add., lot 2, 20 ft. lumber. 40c; 1-2
hour labor, 25c Go
Dec. 19. -Ambrose Leiser. Woodlawn
Park, lot 101, 10 ft. lumber, 20e; 1-2
hour labor, 25c 35
Dec. 19. -Carr, Ryder & Adams,
Guernsey & Langworthy's Add.,
lots 3-4, 50 ft. lumber, $1.00; 1 hour
labor, 50c 150
Total
C. F. ARENDT$,16 SO
1-25-10t City Recorder.
100
40
40
SPECIAL -155E55.IIENT NOTICE.
To All Who Are Named Below: You
are aerehy notified that in accordance
with au ordin:a:,•,• .,f the City of Du-
buque I' -n• repairing sidewalks in the
month of November, 1903, that t special
assessment will he levied fur the expense
thereof, at the next regular meeting of
the City Council upon all lots and par-
cels of land on said improvement, owned
by you, being sul,.iec•t to such special as-
s..ssnna.t. .\ rel you are notified to ap-
pear al said meeting of the Council to be
held on the 7th day of January, A. D.,
l90 -l. and shots cause, it any you have,
wlty said assessment should not be
levied.
IOf3.
Nov. 2 -John Powers et al, A. Mc -
Daniel's Sub., lot 798, 10 ft lum-
ber, 20c; 1-; hour Labor, 25, $ 45
Nov. 2-Cathol;c l'niversity of
Washington et al, Levens' .Add.,
lots 9-1 u, G ft lumber. tae; 1-2 hour
labor, 25.-
Nov. _ - 1:. Ronson last, S. \I. Lang-
wortliy .5Id., lots 9-10, 10 ft lum-
ber. Sue; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 45
Nov. '--C. If. Eighmey, Sub. 2 of 8
of Min. Lot 159, S 1-2 lot 1, fill
ft lumber, $1.20; 1 hour Labor, Sac 170
35
Nov. 2-Jno. L. Buettell kat., Nairn's
Add., lot 14. 5 ft lumber, lee; 1-2
hour labor, 25c
Nov. 2-J. S. Stephens, Julia L
Langworthy's Add., lot 22. 7 ft
lumber, 15e; 1-2 hour labor, 25c
1 70
35
40
Nov. '--Iluan•y Dardis, Sub. 229.
Union Add.. lot 2.:17 ft lumber,
75c: 1 hour labor, 50e 1 25
Nor. J-- I t- otk SI. Ellis, Burden-
T.:iwthor Add., lot 11:1. 70 ft lum-
ber, $1.10; 1 hour labor, 5.c 1 90
Nov. 5-\\'nt. and P. A. Coates. City,
N 2-5 lot i:P1. .s ft lumber, 150; 1-2
hour bihor. ' 40
Nov. 5--\I. M. Hoffman, E. Lang -
worthy's .\.I,I., lot Is. 10 ft ltnnber,
lee: 1-2 hour labor, 25.- 65
Nov. 5 -John .11arzen, E. Langwor-
thy's Add.. lot 10. B ft lumber,
See: 7-1 hi nt• lalu,t', 40e 90
Nov. 5--i'bictten Great \V,stern
1tailway CIL , San ford's Sub., lot
.1, 21 ft lumber, dab; 1 hour labor.
90
Nov. :i -Marg. Pits. l'ook's Add.. lot
6o. 2-1 ft lumber, 50c; 1-2 hour labor.
75
Nov. 5-P. J. Renter. g;utford's
Sub., lot 30. 27 ft lumber, 55e; 1-2
hour labor. _5c SO
Schneider fi Nieih. Sub. 5 and 7 and
\V 7.1 ft of lot 9. Wick's Add.,
lots 1-2, 17 ft lumber, 35e; 1-2 hour
labor. 25e 60•
Nov. 5 -Geo Salot. McCraney's 1st
Add., let 51, 21 ft lumber, 40e; 1-2
(tour labor, 25e G5
Nov. 6-:\. J. Lemheck et al,
Stl:n•slt's Add., B 100 ft lot 45. 5
1't lumber. 1e,•: 1-' hour labor. Br35
Nov. 5- I,. T. I'-rrwell Est., Sub. 2.
•;e,,. It, Wood's Sub.. lot 1. 13 ft
lumber, '.-,c; 1-2 hour labor, 25e50
Nov. ,-Jno. L. Buettell Est.. Me-
eltatde's :Add., lot 94, 10 ft lumber,
2,.e; 1-2 hour labor, 25e 45
NOV. I-linapl,-Stout & Co.. Ituse-
man's Sub., lots 19-20, 10 ft lum-
ber. 20c; 1-2 hour labor, 25.' 45
Nov. G -J. H. Jecklin Est., Sub 113
L. H. Langworthy's Add.. W 1-2
lot 3, 5 ft lumber. 10c; 1-2 hour
labor, 25c 35
Nov. 6 -Anna Kurz, Mechanic's
Add., lot 156, 10 ft lumber, 20c;
1-2 hour labor, 25c 45
Nov. 6 -Chas. Heinze, L, H. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 147, 93 ft lum-
ber, $1.55; 1 hour labor, 50c 2 35
Nov. f, John Kemps, Sub. 155. L.
II. Langworthy's Add., lot 2. :36
ft lumber, 70c; 3-1 (tour labor, 40c. 110
Nov G-Melcholr Sehlagel, Sub. 15:1,
L. H. Langworthy's Add., lot 1,
5 ft lumber, le,-; 1-2 hour labor,
Be
Nov. O --J. H. Jecklin ISsi., B. If.
I.:utw,u-thy's Add.. lot 15i;. 5 ft
luntb.•r. lees; 1-2 hour labor, 25e.... 35
Nov. 1;--1,-athcrs & 'I'rcwin, 7.. II.
I.atiatvorttn''r Add.. N. 71 1't, lot
151. ., rt lumber, I'--; 1-2 hour la -
35
Nov. G-\\". and I). 1-runslcill, Mar-
tin's Dubuque. I. la, 19 ft lumber,
40e; 1-2 hour Labor, 25e
P. Hughes, Ne( dham's Sob, lot 1,
7 ft lumber, 15c; 1-2 hour labor.
25e
Nov. G -J. L. Meyer, IIradstreot's
Add., lot 15, 1 ft lltlnie r, 10e; 1-2
hour labor, 15e
Nov. O -.J. FT. SImplot. Mineral lot
83, 4 ft lumber, 10e; 1-2 hour labor,
25e
Nov. 7 -Mika Burke, Stout's Add.,
lot 4, 298 ft lumber, $5.95; 2 hours
labor, $1.00
Nov. 7-Bosserman & Ives, City, S
1-2, lot 334, :141 ft lumber, $2.80, 1
35
65
40
35
350
6 95
Official Notices
hour labor. .14•
Nov. 7 -Herman Boesch et al.,
Broadway Add., lots 9-10, 46 ft lum-
ber, 90c; 3-4 hour labor, 40c
Nov. 10 -Emma White, Finley Home
Add., lot 16, 21 ft lumber, 40c; 1-2
hour labor, 25c
Nov. 10 -Jas. Mullen Est., Finley's
Add., lot 10-11, 7 ft lumber. 15c; 1-2
hour labor, 25c
Nov. 10 -Frank R. Scott, Finley's
Add., lot 155, 5 ft lumber, 10c; 1-2
hour labor, 25c
Nov. 10 -Jos. H. Hanover, Klein-
schmidt's sub., lot 5. 10 ft lumber,
20c,'f 1-2 hour labor, 25c
Nov710-C. G. Meyer, sub. 128, Fin-
ley's Add., lots 2-3, 13 ft lumber,
25c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c
Nov. 10 -Anna M. Kurz Est., Fin-
ley's Add., lot 129, 27 ft lumber, 55c;
1-2 hour labor, 25c
Nov. 10-L. H. Waples, City, lot 45,
190 brick, $1.90: 4 hours labor, $2.00
Nov. 11 -Wilhelmina Loeffler, Wick's
Add., lot 19, 30 ft lumber, 60c; 1,2
hour labor. 25c
Nov. 11 -Leathers & Trewin, Mc-
Craney's 1st Add., lot 77, 4 ft lum-
ber, 10c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c
Nov. 11-M. D. Goux, McCraney's
1st Add., lot 69, 9 ft lumber, 20c;
1-2 hour labor, 25c
Nov. 11-R. M. Kunz, McCraney's
1st Add., lot 82, 14 ft lumber, 30c;
hour labor, 25c
Nov. 11 -Fred. Licht, Davis Farm
Add., lot 278, 8 ft lumber, 15c
Nov. 11-W. H. Doane, Finley Home
Add., lot 11, 13 ft lumber, 25c;
1-2 hour labor, 25c
Nov. 11-J. I,. Meyer, sub. 76 and 77,
Union Add., lot 2, 6 ft lumber, 10c;
1-2 hour labor. 25c
Nov. 11-F. W. Fitzpatrick Est., Un-
ion Add., lot 146, 42 ft lumber, 85c;
1-2 hour labor, 25c
Nov. 12 -Thos. Meehan, Union Add,
lot 131, 12 ft lumber, 25c; 1-2 hour
labor, 25c
Nov. 12 -John J. Keane, City, lot 697,
18 ft lumber, 35c; 1-2 hour labor,
25c
Nov. 12 -Mich. Halpin Est., City,
lot 574, 40 ft lumber, SOc; 1-2 hour
labor. 25c
Nov. 13-J. F. McCarthy, Sub. City
724, N. 50.10 ft of lots 4-5-6, 42 ft
lumber, 85c;1 hour labor, 500
Nov. 13 -Mary E. Hodgdon, A. Mc -
Daniel's Sub., lot 769, 16 ft lum-
ber, 30c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c
Nov. 13 -Jemima Sutherland. A. Me -
Daniels' Sub., S. 1-2 lot 764, 40 ft
lumber, SOc; 1-2 hour labor, 15c
Nov. 13-M. J. Everett Est., Sub
City 655, lot 2, 13 ft lumber, 25c; 1-2
hour labor, 25c
Nov. 14-Nic. Glab, Finley's Add,
lots 225-226-227, 52 ft lumber, $1.05;
1 hour labor, 50c
Nov. 14-Edw. Langworthy Est,
Pauline Langworthy's Add., lots
5-6, 130 ft lumber, $2.60; 1 1-2 hours
labor, 75c
Nov. 14-C. If. Eighmey, trustee,
city, lots 569-570, 40 ft lumber, 80c;
1-2 hour labor, 25c
Nov. 14 -Chicago G. W. Ry. Co,
right of way, Rhomberg Ave.. 74
ft lumber, $1.50: 1 hour labor, 50c
Nov. 17 -John Deery, City, W. 50 ft,
lot 608, 86 ft lumber, $1.70; 2 hours
labor. $1.00
Nov. 17 -Mary A. McQuillen, Sub
City, 692, lot 3, 10 ft lumber, 20c;
3 30
1 3U
65
4U
35
45
50
10
3 90
85
35
45
65
1b
6U
55
1 IU
6U
bU
1 05
1 35
bb
1 06
f1
1 55
3 3b
1 t'5
200
2 70
25
1-2 hour Inbar, 25c 45
Nov. 17 -First National Bank, City,
lot 309, 32 ft lumber, 65c; 1-2 hour
labor, He 90
Nov. 17-F. L. Poole, Julia Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 7, 8 ft lumber,
15c; 1-2 hour labor, He 40
Nov 17 -Julia Langworthy, Julia
Langworthy's Add., lot 3, 13 ft
lumber, 25c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 50
Nov. 17-5. M. Langworthy, Julia
Langworthy's Add., lot 1, 10 ft lum-
ber, 20c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 46
Nov. 17 -Win. ilintrager, O"l'aylor's
Sub., lot 22, 8 ft. lumber, 15c; 1-2
hour labor. Be 90
Nov. 17 -Anna M. Kurz Est., O'Tay-
lor's Sub., lets 20-21. 50 ft. lumber,
$1.00; 1 him.. labor, Pie
Nov. 17 -GG. Gmehle, Gmelile's Sub,
lot 1. 12 ft. lumber, 22,c; 1-2 hour la-
bor, 25c
Nov. 19 -Jacob Kessler. Glendale
Add.. lot 37. S ft. lumber, 15c; 1-2
hour labor, 25c 40
Nov. 19-R. M. Kunz, Glendale Add,
lot (30, 5 ft. lumber, lOc; 1-2 hour
Libor. 25c 35
Nov. 17-Bosserman & Ives, City S.
1-2 lot 334, 80 ft. lumber, $1.60, 1
hour labor, 50c 210
Nov. 19 -Mrs. H. P. & N. W. Kim-
ball. Davis Farm Add., lot 337, 16
ft. lumber, 30c; 1-2 hour labor, 25e. 55'
Nov. 19 -John Olinger, Boulevard
Add., lots 21-22-23, 30 ft. lumber,
60e; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 85
Nov. 19 -Matt Kettenhofer, Glendale
Add.. lot 41, 5 ft. lumber, 10c; 1-2
hour 1a1or, 25c 35
Nov. 19 -Mary A. Kemler and Car-
rie Cain, Cain's Sub., lot 14, 16 ft.
lumber, 30c; 1-2 hour labor, He55
Nov. 18-D, J. Linehan, Home Add,
lots 9-10. 12 ft. lumber, 25c; 1-2 hour
labor. '5c 50
N..v. 1 -.J. S. Dolson, Levens' Add,
lot 21, 11 ft. lumber, 20c; 1-2 hour
labor, 25c 45
Nov. 1S -Al. 1iannig. Sub. 25, Mt.
Pleasant Add., lot 1, 12 ft. lumber,
25c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 50
Nov, 1S-Jno. Dowling. Lawrence's
Dubuque, lots 7-8, 20 ft. lumber,
40c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 65
Nov. 1S-ICiene & Altman, Wood -
lawn Park, lot 49, 10 ft. lumber,
20c; 1-2 hour labor, Bc 45
Nov. 1S -Nellie Dorgan, Dorgan's
Sub., lot S, 18 ft. lumber, 35c; 1-2
hour labor, 25c 60
Nov. 1S -German Presbyterian Col-
lege, Sub. City 675, lot 7, 12 ft. lum-
ber, 25c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 50
Nov. 20-H. B. Glover, City lot 160,
brick walk. 1-2 hour labor, Be 25
Nov. 20-A. Munselj, City S. % N. M
1-5, lot 466, 32 brick, 30c; 1-2 hour
labor, 25c 55
Nov. 20-J. F. Stampfer, Sub. 1, City
674, lot 1, brick and labor 30
Nov. 20 -Paul Schlenker, City S. 256
ft. N. 2-5 lot 444, 40 bricic, 4Uc; 3-4
hour labor, 40c 80
Nov. 21-A. E. Girard, Hodge's Sub,
lot 5. 40 ft. lumber, 80c; 1 hour la-
bor, 50c 1 30
Nov. 21 -Herman Boesch, et al,
Broadway Add., lots 5-6, 19 ft. lum-
ber, 40c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 65
Nov. 21 -John Olinger, Boulevard
Add., lot 24, 5 ft. lumber, 10c; 1-2
hour labor, 25c 35
Nov. 21 -Andrew Bauer. Sub. Min
lot 10), lot 0, 18 ft. lumber, 35c 35
1 60
50
•
26
Official Notic't's.
Nov 21 -Chicago G. W. R'y. Co.,
East Dubuque Add., E. 35 ft. lot
w07, 13 ft. lumber, 25c; 1-2 hour la -
mor, 25e
Nov. 21-)'iticago G. W. R'y. Co,
Est Dubuque Add., E. 35 ft. lot
211, 10 ft. lumber, 35c; 1-2 hour la-
bor, 25c
Nov. 23-E. M. & V. Schulte, Ham's
Add.. lot -II'. 1G ft. lumber, 30c; 1-2
hoar is IH,1. 25e
Nov. 23 -Thos. O'Brien, Glendale
Add., lot 1.5". hi ft, lumber, 20c; 1-2
hour labor.
Nov 23 -Chicago G. W. R'y. Co.,
Sanford's Sub., lot 61, 5 ft. lumber,
10c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c
Nov. 24 -Peter Eismalt, Sub. 2, Bon -
son & Stewart's Sub., lot 1, 43 ft.
lumber, 85c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c
Nov. 24 -Peter Eisbach, Sub. 1, Bon -
son & Stewart's Sub., lot 1, 5 ft.
lumber, Pre; 1-2 hour labor. 25c
Nov. t5 --Nie Engel, Windsor Ave.
Sub., lot 3, 8 ft. lumber, 15c; 1-2
hour labor 25c
Nov. 27 -Nis Glob, Finley's Acid
lots 150-157. 9 ft lumber. Zee: 1-2
hour labor. 25c
Nov. 27 -Ellen O'1-lalleron, Finley's
Add., lots 14-15, 20 ft lumber, 40e:
1-2 hour lit tot'. "5e
Nov. 27-\V. B. Davis, Cox's Add,
lot 2, S ft lumber, 15c; 1-2 hour
labor. 25e
Nov. 27 -Valentine Schiel, Sub. 190-
197, L. H. Langworthy's Add., lots
10-11, 5 ft lumber, 10c; 1-2 hour la-
bor, 25e
Nov. 28-A. R. Staufenbeil. E.
Ltngworthy'r. ,\dd.. N 1-2 lot 20, 5
ft lumber, Ire; 1-2 hour labor, 25c
Nov. 2S -P. J. Ruegamer. Wick's
Acid., lot II, 10 ft lumber. 30c; 1-2
hour labor, 25c
Nov. IS -Frank Jaeger. Jaeger's
Sub., lot 2, 10 ft lumber, 30c; 1-2
hour labor, 25c
Nov. 2S -Jas. Mullen Est.. East Du-
buque Add., lot 45. 57 ft lumber,
55c; 1-2 hour labor.
Nov. 2S -Leathers & '1'recvin, L. H.
Langworthy's Add.. N 71 ft lot
151, 12 ft lumber. Mc; 1-2 hour la-
bor, 25c
Nov. 30-A. 'iv. hemlet Est., Sub.
4, Ann O'Hare's Sub., lots 1-2, 23
ft lumber, 55c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c
Nov. 25 -Chi, ,o. Milwaukee & St.
Pail P.aitw:i Co.. right of way,
Piee and 15tl, street. ft lumber,
Teo; 1-2 Iorttl'
Not-. 1'.' Tim Dillon. Stewart's Sub.,
lel5 ft lumber, le 1-2 hour 'a-
ria. _5c
No V. 12 -Geo. Salot, O'Ilare's Sub,
lot 19, 4 ft lumber, 10c; 1-2 hour
labor. 25o
Nov. 12-P. F. Dalton, Grandview
Ave Add., lots 3-4. 22 ft lumber,
45c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c
Nov. 12 -Tim Dillon, Dillon's Add,
lots 1-2, 10 ft lumber, 20c; 1-2 hour
labor. 25c
Nov. 12 -John McQiilliiut, Sub. 184,
Union Add., lot 1, 7 ft lumber, 15c;
1-2 hour labor, 25c
Total
51't:i'I.\I. ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To .011 Who Aro N,uaod I:elow:
hereby untitled that In accord -
50 anct• with an Ordinance of the City of
Dubuque tor removal of snow and 'ce
iron, sidewalks in the month of Decem-
ber. 1903, that a spectaI assessment will
60 be levied for the expense thereof, at the
regular nteeting of the city Council, up-
on all lots and parcels of land on said
56 improvement, owned by you, being sub-
ject to such special assessment. 4.nd
you aro notified to ;,ppenr at said meet -
45 lug of the Council, to I,e held on the 21st
clay of January. A. D., 1904, and show
cause. if any you ha ve. why said assess -
35 moat abould not be levied:
Special Assessment submitted and
110 passed Jan. 21st, 1904.
1903. Description. Total.
Dec. 14 -Dubuque Mating Co., City
35 S. 21.6 ft., lot 1, 130 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft $ 1 95
Dec. 14-Jno. 0'. Rider and 13. W
40 Lacy, City N. 2.6 ft. 78 and 77a, 30
lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 45
Dec, 14-J. 11. Shields, Dubuque 1-Iar
Co.'s Add., Block 1, lots S -0a -Sb, 48
lin. ft. at 1 1 -lc per ft 70
Dee. 14 -Shields and Mary E. 1-lodg-
don, Dubuque liar. Co.'s Add.,
Block 1, lot 17, 170 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft 2 55
40 Dee. 15 -Shields ,\ ltrac,ley, Sub. 1 of
\C, 1/2, Block 10, Dub. liar. Co.'s
Add., lot 1, 170 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per
ft 205
Dec. 15-C. H. Eighmey, trustee, City
lots 869-570, 230 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per
ft 3 45
Dec. 15 --II!. cent. R'y. tu.. Dubuque
Har, Co.'s Add., E. !_ Block 1, lot
1, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 1 50
Dec. 15 -Hayes. Gehrig, City 596
and lot 1 of 595, 110 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft 1 65
Dec. 15-C:ttltolie I'niv. of Washing-
ton, et al, City N. ?_, lot 536, 30 lin.
ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 45
Dec. 15-1'. J. Burke. City N. 43.9 ft,
lot 117, 100 lin. t. at 1 1-2c per ft1 50
Dec. 15-Ellwanger, Brady, et al,
City lot 742. 350 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per
ft
50 Dee. 15-A. A. Cooper. City lot 116,
170 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c pet' ft 255
Dec, 15-A, A. Cooper, City lot 19Sa,
SO 30 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Dec. 17-S. M. Langworthy Est,
Julia L. Langworthy's Add., lot 1,
75 lin. ft. at lc per ft
95 Dec. 17 -Julia Langworthy. Julia L
Ltingwot•thy's Add., lots 2-3, 100 lin,
ft. at ]c Per ft 100
35 Dee. 17-M:ny L. Bunting, Julia L.
Langworthy's Add., lot 5, 50 lin. ft.
at le per ft
35 Dec. li-J. S. Stephens, Julia L.
Langworthy's Add., lot 6, 50 lin. ft.
at lc per ft
70 Dec. 17-F. L. Poole, Julia L. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 7, 50 lin. ft. at
lc per ft
4c Dec. 17 -Leathers & Trewln, Julia L.
Langworthy's Add., lot 8, 50 lin. ft.
at lc per ft
41 Dec. 17-F. L. Poole, Julia L. Lang-
worthy, Add., lot 17, 75 lin. ft.
$93 10 at le per ft
Dec. 17-J. S. Stephens, Julia L.
Langworthy's Add., lot 18, 70 lin
ft, at lc per ft
Dec. 17 -Mary L. Bunting, Julia L
Langworthy's Add., lot 20, 70 lin
ft. at lc per ft
45
65
35
35
55
55
SO
5 25
45
75
50
50
50
60
75
70
70
Official Notices.
27
Dec. 17-F. L. Poole, Julia L. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 51, 50 lin. ft. at
lc per ft
Dec. 17 -Julia D. Rhomberg, Guern-
sey- & Langworthy's Add., lots 7-8,
100 lin. ft. at lc per ft 100
Dec. 17 -Carr, Ryder & Adams,
Guernsey & Langworthy's Add.,
lots 3-4, 100 lin. ft. at Ic per ft 1 00
Dec. 17 -Carr, Ryder & Adams, Lois
Add., lot 6, 50 lin. ft. at lc per ft
Dec. 17 -Julia Langworthy, Lois
Add., lot 8, 50 lin. ft. at lc per ft
Dec. 17 -Mat Florey, Lois Add., lot
4, 60 lin. ft. at ]c per ft
Dec. 18 --John Pier, City, lot 578, 50
lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Dec. 18-J. J. Nagle, Sub. City 579,
lot 5, 20 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Dec. 18-P. H. Halpin, City lot 571,
120 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Dec. 19-A. A. Cooper, City N. 64.2 ft.
lot 73, 64 lin. ft at 1 1-2c per ft
Dec. 19 -Ella B. Richardson, City lot
128, 170 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 2 55
Dee. 19 -Ellen B. Woods, City S. 2-3,
lot 112. 100 lin. ft at 1 1-2c per ft150
Dee. 19-P. J. Seippcl. City lot 127,
60 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c Per ft 90
Dec. 15 -Corolla Adams. City S. 1
lot 536, 30 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft45
Dcc. 26-Catli. Ilall. Bush's Sub., lot
12, 60 lin. ft at le per ft 60
Dec. 26-E. & II. Callihan, Sub. 2,
Min. lot 6% :uul pt. lot 69, Union
Add., lots 1-2, ] 0 lin. ft. at lc per
ft 1 20
Dec. 26-J. F. Farley, Sub. 14-15.
1lush': Sub., lot 3, 70 lin. ft. at
1 1-Ic per ft 85
Dec. 26-1t. Monson list., Inion Add,
lot J:,. t10 lin. ft. nl 1 1-4c per ft 75
Dee. 10-.Iuo. \In,-d,ntald, McNulty's
Sub. S. 89 1't. lot 2, 190 lin. ft. at
1 1-4c per ft 2 40
Dec. 1d-Jno. Macdonald, \IcN ulty's
Sub., S. 89 ft. lot 2, 190 lin. ft. at
1 1-4c per ft 2 40
Dec. 70 -Catholic nth-. of Washing-
ton, et al, Mobley -'s 1 tub. 6 and 7
and Kelly's Sub. 1-2, 170 lin. ft. at
l 1-4c per ft 2 10
Dec. 14 -Catholic Univ. of Washing-
ton, et al, Mobley's Dub. 6 and 7
and Kelly's Sub. 1-2, 170 lin. ft. at
1 1-4c per ft 210
Dec. 10-Hosford, Trcub, et al, Mar-
tin's Dubuque, lot 8, 50 lin. ft. at
1 1-4c per ft 60
Dec. 14-Ilosford, Treub, et al, Mar-
tin's Dubuque, lot S, 50 lin. ft. at
1 1-4c per ft 60
Dec. 11-E. M. Kringle, Sub. 7, Min
lot 79. lot 6, 70 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per
ft
Dec. 14 ---Miller Brewing Co., Sub.
City 703, lot 13 and 1 of 14, 170 lin.
it. at 1 1-2c per ft 2 55
Dec, 14-A. 1;. Staufenbeil, Sub. City
703, lot 20, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft. 71
Dee. 14-J. J. Dunn, City S. M. 19.6
ft. lot 61, 20 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft. 30
Dec. 15 -Celina Levi, City N. 1-3 lot
24, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 1 50
.Dec. 15-C. G. and C. H. Meyer, City
K. 1/ lot 235, 26 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per
ft 40
Dec. 15 -John J. Keane, City lot 145
150 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 2 25
Dec. 15-F. Weigel. Est., City lot 55,
130 lin, ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 195
Dec. 16-G. H. Schumacher, Cain's
Sub., lot 8, 150 lin. ft. at lc per ft1 50
Dec. 16 -Al. Mathews, Sub. City 738,
lot 6, 25 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft35
Dec. 16 -Cath. Stafford, S. 1I. Lang -
60
50
5(1
50
75
30
1 80
95
90
worthy's Arll., lot 41, On lin. ft. at
1 1-4c pet ft, 75e; and 100 lin. ft. at
Ic per ft. 11.00; total
Dec. 16 -John II. Kleine, Summit St
Add., lots 2-,. 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c
per ft
Dcc. 16-1'. 1. Earle, Prospect Hill,
lots 27-25, 190 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft.
Dec. P1-11. Wunderlich, Fortune's
Sub., lot 15. 160 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per
ft
Dec. 10 -Geo. Salot, Sub. 39, Kelly's
Sub., lot 1, SO lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per
ft
Dec. 16 -Bernard Lecke, City lot 301,
50 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Dec. 16--\V. & D. Bruusicnl, City lot
627, 60 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Dec 16-Bosscrman & Ives, City lot
65, 60 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Dec. 17-C. E. \Vales, Prospect Hill,
lot 26, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 17 -Mary A, Kemler. et al, Sub.
City 721, lot 1, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c
per ft
Dec. 17. -Mary A. Langworthy, Mrs.
L. H. Jangworthy's Add., N. 160 ft.
lot 8, 150 lin. ft., at lc per ft
Dec. 17.-A. W. Iiemler Est., Mc-
Coy's Sub., lot 1, 190 lin. ft., at
1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 17.-F. L. Poole, Julia L. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 17, 140 lin, ft,
at lc per ft
Dec. 17.-J. S. Stephens, Julia L
Lutgworthy's Add., lot 23, 130 lin
ft., at lc per ft
Dec. 17.-Jno. L. Buettell Est,
Nairn's. Add., lots 11, 12, 13, 14,
320 lin. ft., at lc per ft
Dec. 17.-Jno. L. Buettell Est,
Nairtt's _\dd., lot 1, 120 lin. ft., at
lc per ft
Dec. 17. -Emma E. Meyer, S. M.
Langworlhy's Add., lots 49, 50, 51,
120 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c per ft
Dec. 17. -Jar. Zangmeister, Sub. City
688, etc., lot 7, 38 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c
per ft 65
Dee. 17.-J. J. Nagle, Sub. City -.688,
etc., lot 6, 20 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c per ft. 30
Dee. 17.-A. L. Ithomberg, Sub. City
688, etc., lot 5, 20 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c
per ft 30
Dec. 17. -Mich. D. Sullivan, Sub.
City- OS, etc., lot 2, 25 lin. ft., at
1 1-2c per ft
Dcc. 17.-A. J. Van Duzec, Wilson's
Sub., lot 15, 50 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c per
ft 60
Dec. 17.-Trueb, Southwell et al., sub.
City 720, lots 6 and 7, 60 lin. ft., at
lc per ft 60
Dec. 17.-.\. E. Ferguson, Sub. 4 of
min. lot 73, lot 2, 60 lin. ft., at lc
per ft tiU
Dec. 17. -Jus. :McCabe. Corriell's
Sub., lots 1 and 2, 280 lin. ft., at lc
per ft 2 80
Dcc. 17.-Ibm '. \luutz, sub. rain. lot
81, lot 1, 27 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft30
Dec. 17.-\\'. and D. llrunskill, Mar-
lin's Dubuque, lot 10, 50 lin. ft., at
1, per ft
6U
Dec. 78. -Schlitz Brewing Co., City
S. 1-2, lot 293, 130 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c
per 195
Dec. 18ft.-Jacob Michel, sub. city 525,
lot 1, 50 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c per ft 75
Dec. 26 -29 -John Macdonald, McNul-
ty's sub., S. 89 ft., lot 2, 190 lin. ft.,
at 1 1-4c per ft 2 40
Dec. 26 -29. -Catholic University of
Washington et al., Kelly's sub. 1
and 2. :uul Mobley's Dubuque, lots
6-7, 170 in. ft., at 1 1-4c per ft 2 10
1 75
1 25
2 40
2 00
1 00
75
9C
90
1 25
1 25
1 50
2 40
1 40
1 30
3 20
1 2U
1 80
28
Official Notices.
Dec. 26-29.-Hosford, Treub et al.,
Martin's Dubuque, lot 8, 50 lin. ft.,
at I 1-4c per ft
Dec. 26-29.-J. J. Nagle, Martin's Du-
buque, lots 9-11, 100 lin. ft., at lc
per ft
Dec. 29.-J. J. Dunn, City S. M. 19.6
ft., lot 61, 20 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c per ft. 30
Dec. 29. -Fred. Jenkel Est., City S.
14.4 ft., lot 62, 14 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c
per ft
Dec. 29.-Jno. J. Keane, City S. 7.2
ft. lot 58 and all lot 59, 20 lin. ft., at
1 1-2c per ft
Dec. 29. -Schlitz Brewing Co., City
S. 1-2 lot 293, 130 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c
per ft
Dec. 26. -Hayes & Gehrig, City 596
and lot 1 of lot 595, 110 lin. ft., at 1
1 1-2c per ft
lib
Dec. 26. -Dubuque Malting Co., City
S. 21.6 ft., lot 1, 130 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c 1 95
per ft
Dec. 26.-J. H. Shields, Dubuque
Harbor Co.'s Add.. Block 1, lots 1,
la and lb, 48 lin. ft.. at 1 1-2c per ft. at
Dec. 28.-P. H. Halpin, City, lot 571,
120 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c per ft 1 80
Dec. 28.-C. II. Eighmey, City, lots
569 and 570, 230 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c per
ft 3 45
Dec. 29.-J. F. Farley, Sub. 14 and 15,
Bush's Sub., lot 3, 70 lin. ft., at
1 1-4c per ft 85
Dec. 29.-R. Bonson Est., Union Add,
lot 15, 60 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c per ft' 75
Dec. 29. -Cath. Hall. Bush's Sub,
lot 12, 60 lin. ft., at lc per ft GO
Dec. 29.-E. and H. Callihan. Sub. 2,
Min. lot 63 and part lot 69, Union
Add., lots 1-2, 120 lin. ft., at lc per
ft 1 20
Dec. 30. -Dubuque Malting Co., City
S. 21.6 ft.. lot 1, 130 lin. ft.. at 1 1-2c
per ft 195
Dec. 30.-J. H. Shields. Dubuque
Harbor Co.'s Add.. Block 1, lots 8,
8a and Sb, 48 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c per
ft 70
Dec. 30.-J. H. Shields and Mary E.
Hodgdorf, Dubuque Harbor Co.'s
Add.. Block 1, lot 17, 170 lin. ft.,
at 1 I -2c per ft 255
Dec. :le -Shields & Bradley, Sub. 1
of \V. I-2. Block 10, Dubuque Har-
bor co.'s Add., lot 1, GO lin. ft., at
1 I-'.• per ft 90
Dec. t. -C. H. Eighmey, trustee,
city. lots 569-570, 230 lin. ft., at
1 1-2c per ft 3 45
Dec. 30. -Hayes & Gearig, City, 596
and lot 1 of 595, 110 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c
per ft 1 05
Dec. 30. -Ella B. Richardson, City,
lot 128, 171) tin. ft., at 1 1-2c per ft2 55
Dec. 30. -Ellen >z. rrooes, city, S.
2-3, lot 112, T(0 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c per
ft
Dec. 31. -Julia Langworthy, Lois
Add., lot s..70 lin. ft., at lc per ft
Dec. 31. -Lair, Ryder & Adams, Lois
Add., lot 6. 50 lin. ft., at lc per ft
Dec. 31. -Mat. Florey, Lois Add., lot
4, 50 lin. ft., at lc per ft
Dec. 31. -Julia D. Rhomberg, Guern-
sey & Langworthy's Add., lots 7-8,
100 lin. ft., at lc per ft
Dec. 31. -Carr, Ryder & Adams,
Guernsey & Langworthy's Add.,
lots 3-4, 100 lin. ft., at is per ft
Dec. 31.-S. M. Langworthy's Est,
Julia Langworthy's Add., lot 1, 50
lin. ft., at lc per ft
Dec. 31. -Julia Langworthy, Julia
Langworthy's Add., lots 2-3, 100 lin.
ft., at lc per ft
60
10
21.1
3U
1 95
1 50
50
50
50
1 00
1 00
t,'J
100
I
Dec. 31. -Mary L. Bunting, Julia
Langworthy's Add., lot o, cO Iin.
ft., at lc per ft
Dec. 31.-J. S. Stephens, Julia Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 6, 50 lin. ft., at
lc per ft
Dec. 31.-F. L. Poole, Julia Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 7, 50 lin. ft., at
lc per ft
Dec. 31. -Leathers & Trewin, Julia
Langworthy's Add., lot 8, 50 lin. ft,
at lc per ft
Dec. 31.-F. L. Poole, 3ulia Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 17, 70 lin. ft., at
lc per ft
Dec. 31.-J. S. Stephens, Julia Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 18, 70 lin, ft., at
lc per ft
Dec. 31. -Mary L.' Bunting, Julia
Langworthy's Add., lot 20, 70 lin.
ft., at lc per ft
Dec. 31.-J. Lobdell, Julia Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 50, 50 lin. ft., at
lc per ft
Dec. 31.-F. L. Poole, Julia Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 51. 50 lin. ft., at
lc per ft
Dec. 31.-J. S. Stephens, Julia Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 53, 25 lin. ft., at
lc per ft
Dec. 31. -Mrs. Sidney Saul, Saul's
Sub., lots 1--3, 120 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c
per ft
Dec. 31.-1. C. Fitzpatrick. Union
Add., lot 151, S5 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c
per ft
Dec. 31.-F. \V. Fitzpatrick. Union
Add., lot 1-16. BE lin. ft.. at lc per
ft
Dec. 31. -Martin Sullivan, Sub. 152,
Union Add., lot 1, 50 lin. ft., at to
per f«
Dec. 31. -John Pier, City, lot 57S. 50
lin. ft.. at 1 1-2c per ft
Dee. 31-J. J. N igl". Sub. City :79.
lot 3•' lin. It. it I 1-_c per foot
Dee. 3l --Marg. Barry. City S _-.. lot
77-1. 70 lir. ft. ,it 1 1-2.• per foot
De.. :le- Jou. l'ow, is et al, City S.
41.6 ft. lot 311, 150 lin. ft. at 1 1-2e
I.a ft
Dee. :lo-Hieh:n'd \V'tiller tat, City
II :nut S. 1-2 lot 237. 125 lin. ft. :it
1 1-2e 1.,y• ft
and ('. I1. Meyer. City.
N. 1-2 lot 235, 25 lin. ft. :it 1 1-2e
per ft
Dee. :to Itetn:u•d I:er•ke, ('ity tot 301
'.•t lilt. I't. ;it 1 1-2e per ft
11e.•. to- -\V. and D. Brunskill. City
lot 627 Si lin. ft. at 1 1-2e per ft
D. e. :;1- IIMet. Brewing Co.. Sub.
City 711:1, lot 13 an..l 1 of 11. 170 lin.
ft :it 1 1-2e l,i-i' ft
Dee. 21-A. R. Stturfenteil. Sub. City
703, lot 20, 70 lin. ft. :it I 1-2c per
ft
Dec. 31 -Gen, Salot, Sub. 34, Ketty''
Sub.. lot 1. 80 lin. ft. tit 1 1-4c per ft
Dee. 31 -Mary A. Kc'mler, Sub. City
721, lot 1, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1 -le per
ft.
Dee. 31 -John It. Kleine, Summit St.
Add., lots 2-1. 100 lin. ft. at 1 1--1e
per ft
Deo. :11-- P. I. Earle, Prospect 11111
Add., ln: Ilnt lin. 1't. tit 1 1-Ic
per ft.
Dee. 31-('. E. Wales. P:'oslleet Hill
l
Add., lot '.;, Ito lilt. ft. :it 1 1 -Ii•
per ft
Dee. 31 - I1. Wunderlich, Fort une'1
Sul,.. lot 15, 760 lin. ft. at 1 1-4e
per ft.
Dee.:;1-.\
\V. h:ernier Est.. tle('ny's
6U
6U
80
5U
71.1
70
70
611
6U
25
1 60
1 U5
2 U0
bU
'( 5
75
75
2 25
1 90
40
75
75
- 75
75
1 00
1 25
1 27
2 10
1 25
2 00
Official Notices
Sub., lot 1. 190 lin. ft. at 1 1-4e
per ft. 2 40
Dee. 31-A. Ferguson. Sub. 4 of Min
lot 73. lot 2. 60 lin. ft. at le per ftGO
Dee. 31-E. M. Kringle. Sub. 7 of
Min. lot 79. lot 6, 70 lin. ft. at
1 1-4c per ft 90
Dec. 31 -Cath. Stafford. S. M. Lang -
worthy's Add.. lot 41. 60 lin. ft. at
1 1-4e per it.; ire lin. ft. at lc
per ft. 1 75
Dte. 31-Emnia E. Meyer, S. M.
itgwort hy's Add., lots 49-50-51.
120 lin. rt. at I 1-2c per ft 1 SO
Dee. 11 -Mrs. C. G. Kretschmer. City,
S. M. 1-4, lot 443, 50 1M. ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft. 75
Dec. 14-W. L. Bradley, City, S. 312
ft. of S. 1-5, lot 452, 100 lin. ft. at
1 1-2c per ft. 1 50
Dec. 14 -Al. Matthews, City, N. 1-2,
N. 1-5, lot 451, 130 Un. ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft. 1 95
Dee. 14 -Eli Cole, City, N. M. 1-5 lot
472. 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 75
Dee. 11 -Fred Kenniker, City. N. 1-5
122. 110 lin. ft. at 1 1-2, per ft1 65
Pt.,. 11- J. J. Dunn. City. N. 2-5 lot
4:1I, .2111 lin. ft. at 1 1-4e per ft 2 50
Dee. 15 Jas. Levi. Sat,. S. 1-2 City
.156. 1,2,06 un. ft. at 1 1-2, per ft. 1 30
Dee. IS Jas, H. Shields. City N.
1-5 lot ;56. 25 iin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft. 40
Dee. 15 Erneli.t Gmehle. Sub. City,
S. 1-2 lot :56. lots 3-4. Ts lin. ft.
at 1 1-2, per ft. 1 15
15 Ellen S. ITorr. City N
1-7, lot 165. 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-2, per ft75
is, e. 15 110,. J. Lewis. City. M. 1-5
9:5, 5.1 lin. ft. 'It 1 1-2e per ft75
te,•. I5 -C. J. -Peterson. City. \\'. 65.9
ft.. S. 62.4 ft. lot 465. 1:10 lin. ft. at
1 1-2e per ft. 1 95
15 -john Butt. City. E. 47.1 ft
S. 22.4 ft. lot .165. 41 lin. ft. at 1 1-2e
per ft. 70
Dec. 14.-W. H. Doane, Oakland
Park, lot 5, 50 lin. ft., at 114c per
ft
Dec. 14. -Peter Kiene et al., Elm
St. Sub., lots 1 and 2, 40 lin. ft., at
lc per ft
Dec. 14. -1 -Ingo Ruh Est., Smedley's
Sub., lot 10. 100 lin. ft., at 1'1c per
ft 1 25
Dec. 15-A. 'Mtinsell. City. S. 1-2. N
M. 1-5 and N. 1-2. 2'1. 1-5 lot 166, Tot
lin. ft. at 1 1-20 per ft. 75
Dec. 15-D. N. Cooley list.. Cit y. S
1-2, M. 1-5 and N. 16 ft.. S. M. 1-5
lot 466, 40 lin. ft. at 1 1-2o per ft60
Dec. 15-1 F. P. Bissell, City, S. 06.4
ft. lit !co', 190 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c
285
1),e. 15 I.. II. Waples, City. IS. and
S. II ft. lot 4. 110 lin. ft. at I 1-2e
per ft. 1 65
Dee. 15 -.1. It. Shields. City. N. 122
ft. lot 11. 12 lin. ft. at I 1-21per ft. 65
Dee. 15- A. Levi. Est.. City. N. 1-2
12. 25 lilt. ft. at 1 I -2e per ft40
lice. 15- (leo. 11. Burch Est.. City.
lot 51. 60 lin. ft. at 1 1-2e per ft90
Dee. 15- T. -Bradley. City. lot
150. 11: liii. ft. at 1 1-2e per It. 25
Dee. 15- -NIrs. A. It. Keller. city.
lot 2e1. 160 lin. ft. at 1 1-2, per ft1 50
11,.e. 15-W. L. Bradley, city. N. 1-5
lot 165. 16 lin. ft. al 1 1-2e per ft25
Dee. 15 --Ellen 11. Wood, C'ity, E. 47
ft., \V. 62 ft. of 5. 2-5 lot •161, 20
lin. ft. at 1 1-2, per ft 30
Dee. 15--W. it. 1 itiy. City. lot 10a,
100 lin. ft. at 1 1-2e per ft -1 50
Dec. 15 -Anna 11. Hyatt. t V. S. 22
20
ft. lot 460. 15111M. ft. at 1 per it. 2 25
Dee. 15 -St. Joseph's .\codemy. City,
lot 4118. 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-2e per ft1 50
Dec. 16-Elizaheth Citi,
S. 1-2. SI. 1-5. lot 458. 25 lin. ft.
it 1 1-20 per ft. 40
11; L. Torbert list., City,
N. 2-5 lot 159. 59 lin. ft. at 1 1-2,
per ft.
Cieins. City, N. 1-'
lot 162, 25 lin. ft. at 1 1-2,• per ft.
I h 16-\1rs. E. Da ughert y. City.
8'. 1-2 lot 167. 27. lin. H. I 1-'2.•
per ft.
Dee. 16-11. E. Linehan. City. E. .1::
ft. lot 171, 25 lin. ft. at 1 1-2.. per ft.
Dee. 16--Kitse & Altman, City, lot
2s:1, 170 lin. It. at 1 1-20 per ft
l`Yrnicr. CItY. lot 201,
50 lin. It at 1 1-2e per ft
Dee. 16-11. J. Cooper, city, N. 122
lt.t. 277. 25 lin. ft. at 1 1-2, pet' ft
Dee. 16 -Nie. Natinnann. East Du-
buque Add.. N. 12.10 ft. lot 126. 11
lin. ft. at 1 1 -le per ft
Dec. 16-1't ter 1 la iisen. East Du-
buque, Add.. N. 1-2 lot 124 and S.
1-2 lot 125. 50 lin. rt. tit I 1-1c pet' ft.
11;-11. S. MeEllianey. East Dq-
buque Add.. lots 67-68. 811 lin. It, at
1 1 -le per ft.
Dee. 16- -2t1 Corbett, East Du-
huque Add., N. 1-2 lot 115, 25 lin.
ft. :it 1 1 -le per ft.
Dee. 11;-.1tottittitti Pauw. City. IM. 1-5
it Is' 50 lin. ftat le per ft
1),,,•. 16 -Wm. lieehe Est.. City, S.
:11.5 ft.. S. 1-I lot 113. 100 an. ft. at
le per ft.
Dee. 16-J. .41. Thedi»git Est.. city.
Ni. 2-5 lot 461, 100 lin. It. at I 1-4c
per ft.
Dee. 16--E. 14. Sitepptey. I ny. N.
2-5 hit 455. 40 lin. ft. at I -Si'1per ft.
Dee. Tenhaaf, City. S. 1-2.
N. M. 1-5 lot 451, 25 lin. ft. at 11-2c
per ft.
Dee. 11;- J. V. Rider and B. W.
Lacy. Cit y. S. 1-2 lot 4441, .10 1ln.
ft. It 1 1-2e ter ft.
Dee. Weiner, City, M. 1-5
lot 405, 511 lin. ft. iit I -1, per ft
Dee. l6-11.0•11. Herman, City N. M.
1-5, lot 4:14, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft
16-1.,iwrenee thinner, City S.
M. 1-5. lot 434, 25 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c
Dec. 16-Johann.1 Huber, East Du-
buque ,Add.. Mt S7, 100 lin. ft. at
1 1-4e per It
Dee. 16 -German Bank, East Du-
buque Add., lots 9U-91, 200 lin, ft. at
1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 16-F. A. Scott, East Dubuque
.\ dd., lot 92, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per
Dee. 17-P. J. Ruegamer. Sub. Min.
lot 100, N. 40 ft., lot 8, 150 lin. ft. at
lc per ft
Dee, 17-Engelhart Hemmi, City S
1-5, lot 487, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft
!tee. 17 -Mary Juergens, City S. M.
1-5, lot 436, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
17-J. V. Rider, City S. % M.
1-5, lot 436, 25 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Dec. 17-11. Demerit Est.. City N.
M. 1-5, lot 436, 25 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft.... .....
Dec. 17 -Win. and F. A. Coates, City
N. 2-5, lot 436, 200 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c
per ft
Dec. 17 -Conrad Lange Est., Sub
City 038-639 etc., lot G, 25 lin. ft
at 1 1-2c per ft
Dec. 17-M. Fessler Est., City N. 3-4
75
40
40
Ill
25
75
40
15
65
1 00
30
50
1 00
125
40
40
60
65
65
30
1 2.1
2 50
65
1 50
65
75
40
40
250
40
•
80
Official Notices.
N. M. 1-5, lot Hs, 125 lin. ft. at lc
per ft
Dec. 17-Nic. Derneden, East Du-
buque Add., N. ' lot 117, 25 lin. ft
:It lc per ft
Dee 1• -II. E. Mulligan, City S. M
1-5 lot 472, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Dec. ls--John A. Koch Est., City N.
41,4 ft.. lot 268, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-20
per ft
Dec. 1•--I. 11. Keepers. City lot 339,
50 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 1s -Frank Fuhrman, City N. %
M. 1-7, lot 469, 32 lin. ft. at 1. 1-4c
pet' ft
Dec. 13 --Jennie C, Theiring, City S
14,, lot 163, 25 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft40
Dec. 26 -Nannie T. Bell, City S. 2-5
lot 449, 80 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft120
Dec. 26-\\'. L. Bradley, City N. 1-5,
lot 461, 20 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft30
rec. 26 -Ellen S. Horr, City N. M
1-5, lot 465, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Dee. 26 -John Butt. City E. 47.4 ft. S.
622.4 ft., lot 465, 46 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c
l et lI
Dee. 36 -Anna B. Ryan, City S. 522
ft., lot 460, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per
ft
Due. 3c G. 1.. Torbert Est., City N.
2-3,lot 4:9, -'U lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per
t
Dec. 26-N. Bray, City M. 1-5, lot 459,
50 lin. ft. at le per ft
Dec. 26-1I. L. Bissell, City S. 56.4 ft
lot 466, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Dec. 26-\V. 11. Day, City lot 40a, SO
lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Dec. 26-.1. 1'. Rider, et al, City lot
36a, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Dec. 26-\\'ni. Bray, City S. 1/z, lot
164a, 1110 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
rec. 226-\l. A. McHenry. City N. 1/2,
lot 164a, 1 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Dec. 51-Johabna Huber, East Du-
buque Add., lot >7. loll lin. ft. at
lc per ft
Dee. 31 -German Bank, East Du-
buque Add., lot 91, 50 lin. ft. at
1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 31-F. A. Scott, East Dubuque
Add., lot 92, 5u lin. ft. at 1 1 -le per
ft
Dec. 31 -Gen. \V. and Theo. Schrup,
City S. 1-5, lot 432, 100 lin. ft. at
1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 31 -Lawrence Conner, City S. 52
ft. S. 2-5, lot 433, 100 En. ft. at lc
pet' ft
Dec. 31-01. M. Brown, East Dubuque
Add., lot 47, 20 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per
ft
Dee. 31 -Mrs. A. B. Keller, City, lot
204, 100 lin. ft. at lc per ft
Dec. 31 -Adam Weiland, City lot 273
100 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Dee. . It -lime & Altman, City lot
205, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Dee. 31-I t nry Wunderlich, City S.
lot 331, 21 lin. ft. at lc per ft
Dec. 31 -Mary A. Schulte, City S. 1/z,
lot 332, 23 lin. ft. at is per ft
Doc. 31-M. M. lion man, City N. 1/2,
N. 1-5. lot .ISO, :,0 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft
Dec. 14 -Ellen O'Halleron, Finley's
Add., lots 13-11-15, 180 lin. ft. at
lc per ft
Dec. 11 -Emma Meyer, Sub. 1 of 3
of Min. lot 17.2, lot 1, 48 lin, ft. at
1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 14 -Dome of the Friendless,
Gray's Sub., lot 1, 24 lin. ft. at
1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 14 -Helen Wright, Gray's Sub,
1 25
25
75
75
65
40
75
76
1 60
30
50
1 50
1 20
1 50
150
40
1 (0
65
65
125
100
3t
1 00
1 50
1 50
55
25
75
1 80
60
80
lots 2-4. 100 lin, ft. at 11-Ic per ft. 1 23
Dec. 14-L. G. Hurd, Gray's Sub.,
lot 1. 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 14 -Mary Coultes, Gray's Sub,
lot 5, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 1I -Geo. Saiot, Finley's Add,
lot 4, 50 En. ft. at lc per ft
Dec. 13-\\'m, II int Tager, Farley's
Sub., lot 11, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per
ft 65
Dec. 15 -Henry Hiker, Farley's Sub,
lot 14, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1 -lc per ft
Dec. 15 -Frank Bell, A. McDaniels'
Sub., S. E. ta, lot 522, 'JO lin, ft. at
1 1-4c per ft 40
Dec. 15-1da F. Hosford, Cain's Sub,
lot 7, 70 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft, 90c;
and 50 lin. ft. at lc per ft, 500; total 1 40
Dec. 15-Kemler & Cain, Cain's Sub.,
lot 14. 42 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft 50
Dec. 15 -Mary A. Ketnler, Cain's
Sub.. lots 18-19, 84 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c
per ft 105
Dec. 15-Kemler & Cain, Cain's Sub,
lot 12, 50 lin. ft. at lc per ft 50
Dec. 11 -Catholic 1'niv. of Washing-
ton. of al. A. Mcllaniels', lots 920-
821, 120 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft, $1.50;
and SO lin. ft. at lc per ft, SOc; total 2 30
Dec. 16-J. L. Buettell Est., QuIgley's
Sub. 710, lots 4-5, 100 lin. ft. at lc
per ft 100
Dtc. 16-\\'m. Hit'trager, Quigley's
Sub.. 710, W. 42 ft., lot 15, 40 lin.
ft. at lc per ft 40
Dec. 16-E. F. Callihan, Quigley's
Snb. 710, lot 14, 50 lin, ft, at lc
per ft 50
Dec. 16-Jno. A. Koch Est., Cox's
Add., lot 16, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per
ft 65
Dec. 16 -Geo: Salol, Sub. 1 of 1 of
of City 678, lot 1, 2: lin. ft. at
1 1-2c per ft 40
Dec. 16 -Mich. Lentz. Sub. 92, Cox's
Add., lot 1, 10 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per
ft 75
Dec. 16 -Wm. L:twthcr, Sub. 91,
Cox's Add., lot 2, and Sub. 92,
Cox's Add.. lot 2, 100 lin. ft. at
1 1-4c per ft 1
Dec. 16-\\-. I . 1'ox, Cox's Add,
lot 111. Si, lin. it. at 1 1-4c pee ft. 65
Dec. 16 --Fred `,W, i;;el 1:. ,., c its . S.
21.2 ft. lot 4i,7, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft. 71
Dcc. I7- T. D. Lee, Sub. 2. City 007,
1•,t 3, 25 lin. ft. at 1 1-Ic• 30
Dec. 17-W. lI. Lr•'bo,ly, Wales 0
Ti l tt' SIu ., lot 5. 50 iii:. ft. at
lc pct. ft 50
Dec. I--.1:is. Mallen Est.. Sub. N.
1-2, A. \TcDaniel's Snb., lot 2.
lin. ft :it 1 I -le per ft. 1''•
Dec. 17 --Mary E. )In,i nal. ... `.I,
I titicl< Sal,., lot 74;,. :,u lin. tt.
1 1-24• t„•r
D,..•. 17-\\'tn. `1 Davis. A.
it l's Sub., 1-2 Int 737.
at 1 1-2c per ft. 45
Dec. 17-1\I.n•tita Palmer, Sub. ('it;:
lot 5, 25 lin. ft. at I 1-20 tier ft. 40
1 Tec. 17 -Catholic Ciiiicrsity of
Washington et al, Leven's Add..
lot., 1 t0 11 inc., 1000 lin. ft. at 1 1-Ic
per ft 120
1 n c. 17 -Louis Gie tn:ni. Marsh's
Dubuque, lot 1, 50 lin. it. iit 1 I -'c
per ft. 75
Dec. 17-Jno. Dowling, Lawrcnco'`3
Dubuque, lots 8-9-10-11, 950 lin. ft.
lit lc per ft, 12.50; 60 lin. ft. at 1 1 -ti'
per ft. 75c 3 21
Dee. 17 -Peter l loerr, l.,t ivrcncc'S
Dubuque, lot c,, 40 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c
65
65
50
65
Official Notices. 31
per ft.
Dec. 17 -Maria Sclitvincl, Sub. 5,
Riley's Sub., lot :.. 50 lin. ft. at
11-4e per ft.
Dec. 17 -Jos. Itilcy. Sub. and 4,
Riley's Sub., lot 2. 210 lin. ft. at
1 1-I • per ft.
Dee. is--Gcu. `\'illging, c'tly, lot 155,
125 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per It.
Dec•. ls- Iniyersa list c•hur.•li, City,
lot i7. 1::0 lin. ft. at 1. I -2c per ft.
Dec. is -J. H. Shields. City. N. 35
ft. lot. 477. 110 lin. ft. at I 1-2c
per ft. 1 95
Dec. IS -I Itch. 51 ellen, Dorgan's Sub,
lots 11-12, 0. lin. ft. at lc per ftGO
Dec. is -F. \V. l'ammitn et al. Dor-
gan's Sub.. lot D. 25 lin. ft. at.
1 1-2c per 1•t.
Dec. is -Sophia L. linter. Schuler's
Sul... lot 3, 10 lin. ft. ;.t Ii' per ft
Dee. Is -O. M. t't itliel,l, Finley,
\\'aples and hurton's Add., lot 17,
50 lin. ft. :it lc per It.
Dec. 1S -Jos. .I,•ffroy. 1" inlet', \Vaplcs
and Burton's .\,Ill.. lot 10, 50 lin.
ft. at lc per ft.
Dec. 1S-l:uun t Schwind. 'Cschirgi &
Schwind's, I'.. 50 ft. lot 13. 50 lin.
ft. at 1 1-4e pet' ft.
Dec. 10-Bntru;i Schwind. \\'ouitlawn
Park. lots 24•.. In lfo. ft. at Jc
per ft.
Dec. is --\l. 'I'scliirgi, Sr., \VundLtwti
Park. lots ,z41-21,.... lou lin. ft. at Ic
per It. 1 00
Dec. is -hen J. Schwind, \Voodlawn
Park. lot 201. 50 lin. ft. at le per ft. 50
Dec. 1s -Job a 'I'rexter, \\'oodlawn
Park. lot 2cn.:,.. lin. ft. at lc per ft. 50
Dec. 18 --Win. I.:.wlhor. Wood htwn
Park. lots 177-1:, 1. 100 lin. ft. at lc
per ft. 1 00
Dec. is -.A. J. Lembcck et al, AV'uod-
lawn Pork, lot 100. 50 lin. feet. at
L• pot' H. 50
uce, ls--.\mbro: e Leiser. 1Voiell;t\vn
I'nrt. lot 101. Ti,lit.. ft. it 1,• per ft. 50
Dec. Is-.AIhort Juln,snn, AV'ou.il;wn
lot lin. ft. at lc
per t't 1 00
Dcc•. !s--tsicnc & Altman. \Vood-
lawn Park, lots 1-2, 100 lin. ft. at
is per f 100
Dec. 1S-Fiene & .Altman, Wood -
Park. lots 49-50, 100 lin. ft. at lc
per ft. 1 00
Dec. is .Coni V ohs. Oakl;utd
Pork. lot I Si' I..:. ft. it In per ft. 50
Dee. - I:II, .. t i l lull. roa. Finley's
Add.. lot... 11 11-1i.. Pu Iin. ft. at lc
perft. .. . .... .. ..
Dee. --ii, u. . • it. '''Itley's Add,
lot I. .. :.l 1,• 1„1r ft. 50
Dec. 1,e1u1., \I, t.... Sub. 1 of ,
of Alin. 1st 172. 1w Is lit.. ft_ at
1 1-4c per ft. ('0
Dee. p:. -Geo. Salot, Qui^_;ley's Sub,
710, lot 17. 5t lin. ft. at le per ft50
Dec. :9-\\'m. llintroger,
Sub., 710. AA'. -12 It. lot 17. -lu lit:.
ft. at It• I ' It.
Dec. 211-I•:. 1'. t alh•h;tn, Quigley's
Sul,.. 710. lot 11, 30 lin. ft. at lc
p,•1' ft.
Dec. _U -,blot A. Kush Fist., L'ox's
A.1.1.. lot I.1. 50 lin. 1•t. at 1 1-4c
rep ft
Dee. 30- AV'm. Lowther, Sub. 91, Cox's'
Add.. lot 2 and Sul). 92, lot 2, 101;
lin. ft. :it 1 I- Ic per ft.
Dee. :0- t;c... Salol, Sub. 1 of 1 of 2
of City 67s, lot 1, 25 ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft.
Dee. ::a .\\'. it. c:'nS, ('us's Add., lot.
in. ft. ;it I I -L• per ft.
60
65
2 50
1 90
1 95
40
40
50
60
65
60
1 SO
1')
50
65
1 25
40
65
Doc. ;;•• -\Vitt. Ilintrager. Farley's
Sub., lot 13, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1 -lc
per ft
Dec. 30-Kcntler & Cain, (:aia's Sub,
lot 14, 12 lin. ft. itt 1 1-Ic per ft 50
Dec. 30-Fratik Bell.
Sub., S. I•:. 1-4 lot 822, :30 lin. ft. at
1 1-1c per ft
1)r,•. :;r- Slave A. Kcmlcr. ('tilt's
Sul... lots Iz-1'... Si lin. ft. ;tt 1 1 -ie
per ft. 105
\\"cigel Est.. City, lot
:,c lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 75
D.• •. :II. \licit. O'Rourke. City, Int
117. Tip lin. ft Att. 1 1-2c per ft 45
-.\Ifrcd '1'ro.l\v:.y I•1st.. City.
lot 11:1. 2T lin. ft. tit 1 1-2c per ft 40
Dec. :1 I it.nsnn .\ Brunskill. City.
lot •_Ill. _7 lin. ft. nt 11-2c per ft10
Dec. II .\\'. ;old F. A. Coate..:. City.
lot 1117. 20 lin. ft. at is per ft 20
Dec. 31- 00'. 1. and \V. G. CON. Cc r-
rlell's Sub.. lot 44. 1.10 lin. ft. at
1 1-2c per ft. 2 25
Dec. 31 -Mich. D. Sullivan, Sub. Cit'
GSS, etc., lot 2, 25 lit. ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft. 40
Dec. 11 -'lief( v:iy & Provost. City,
lot 617, 100 lin. I't. nt 1 1-2.• per ft150
Dec. 31-ITitivcrstlist church. City,
lot (:1,S. 130 lits. ft. :it I 1-2c per ft195
Dec. 31 -Catholic I'niversity of
Washington it al, Levee's Add
lots I to 11 inc., 1010 lin. ft. at
1 1-4c per ft. 12 50
Dec. 31 -Louis Giesmtunn, \Lu'slt's
Dubuque. lot 1, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft. 75
Dec. 31 -Ellen 0'1 lo Heron, Finley's
Add.. lots 15-1:1-11. ISO lin. ft. at lc
per ft.
Dec. :Il--tlen. Sn lot. Finley's .-Adtl
lot .1. 711 lir,. ft. :it 1i• i i ft
Lee. :Il -.fns. Mullen l :st.. 1' inlcy's
Add.. hits 10-11. 1•'0 lin. ft. at It:
per 1't. 1 00
Dee. al- \nn:t %inn. Finley's .\tld,
tot 2rn 50 lin. 1't. nt le per ft.
1:nint:. Scir.vind. AAoo.11:.wt.
(':irk. lois :-IG, 70 Iin. rt. at L•
per ft. 50
Al, schir ;i, Sr., \\'ou.l-
I+.\vn Park. t.,t 2•::3, 511 lin. 1't. :it lc
per ft. 50
Dee. :1-• .011ri v Drees. Sub. ('ity 73s,
Int I. iii lin. It. ;it 1 1 --ti' pet' ft. 1 25
Dec. 14. -Frank N. Russo, Sub. 1 of
Kniest's Sub., lot 2, 150 lin. ft,
at Ic per ft 1 60
Dec. 14. -Frank N. Russo, Smedley's
Sub.. lots i1-12. 25 lin. ft., at 1 1-Ic
per ft 155
Dec. 14. -Chicago G. W. By. Co„
right of way, Lincoln Ave., 40 lin.
ft.. ;it Ic per ft 411
Dec. 11.-\Itry itubeck, sub. 1 and 2
of sub. 1 and 7 of 10 and 2 of 3 of
11, Ktiiest's sub., lot 2, 130 lin. ft.,
at 1c Per lin. ft 16U
Dec. 14.-\larth;t \\'eidmer, Smed-
lcy's sub., lot 13. 25 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c
per ft 30
Dec. 11.-1" rancisca 00';tgner, sub. 87-
SS, H. II. Langwortlty's Add., lot 3,
20 lin. ft., tit lc per ft 20
Dec. 14. -Chicago G. W. Ry. Co,
Sandford's sub., lots G0-61, 130 lin1 311
ft., at lc per ft
Dec. 14.-Frar•cisca Wagner, O. S
Langworthy's Sub., lot 1, 50 lin. ft,
66
at 1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 14.-\Vm. Klaucr et al., Davis
Farm Add., lot 213, 60 lin. ft., at
1 1-4c per ft., 75c; 170 110. ft., at lc 45
per ft., $1.70
Dec. 15. -Church, Olinger's Sub., lot
50
32
Official Notices.
1, 150 lin. ft., at is per ft
Dec.
a
Add.,23JLevi,
238, 170 lin. Davisft., Farm
at lc per
ft., $1.70; 120 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c per
ft., $1.50
Dec. 15.—Johanna Frenzel, King's
1st Add., S. 1-2 lot 8, 29 lin. ft., at
1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 15.—Jos. Zimmerman, King's
1st AdJ., lot 16, 90 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c
per ft
Dec. 15.—A. and T. Schmid, Schaff-
ner's Sub., lot 3-4, 90 lin. ft., at 1 -.1.01 1-4c per ft
Dec. 15.—M. Giesemann, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., N. M. 31 ft., lot 9, 45
30 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c per ft
Dec. 15.—Dubuque Malting Co., L.
H. Langworthy's Add., lots 8 and
8a, 120 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c per ft 1 80
Dubuque Malting Co., Marsh's Add,
lot 1, 240 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c per ft3 00
Dec. 15.—Dorothy Klein, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 4d, 60 lin. ft., at 60
lc per ft
Dec. 15.—Martha Scheidecker Est,
L. H. Langworthy's Add., W. 110
ft., lot 34, 110 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c per ft 1 30
Dec. 15.—Frank M. Ellis, Burden-
Lawther Add., lot 113, 50 lin. ft., at 50
is per ft
Dec. 15.—F. Landolt, Burden-Law-
ther Add., lot 142, 50 lin. ft., at lc
per ft 5U
Dec. 15.—A. J. Schenker, Burden-
Lawther Add., lot 141, 50 lin. ft,
at lc per ft SI)
Dec. 15.—Stephen Zenner. Burden-
Lawther Add., lot 131, 50 lin. ft., at
le per ft o0
Dec 15.—Henry Dreazy, Burden-
Lawther Add., lot 132, 50 lin. ft., at
Ic per ft 5U
Dec. 15.—Chas. Bortihauser, Burden-
Lawther Add., lot 127, 50 lin. ft., at
lc per ft 50
Dec. 15.—S. Zenner, Burden-Lawther
Add., lot 125, 50 lin. ft., at lc per ft. 50
Dec. 16.—Adam Mueller, Sub. 3,
Gieger's sub., lot 10, 100 lin. ft., at
lc per ft 1 VU
Dec. 16.—Mary Carney Est., Staf-
ford's Add., lot 16, 50 lin. ft., at lc
per ft 5U
Dec. 16.—J. 1-I. Jecklin Est., sub. 1
of 143, L. H. Langworthy's Add.,
lot 1, 200 lin. ft., at lc per ft 2 00
Dec. 16.—Geo. Kirkland, sub. 10,
Dunn's sub., lot 1, 110 lin. ft., at
is per ft 1 4U
Dec. 16.-11. and E. Langworthy
Est., Glendale Add., 223 to 228. inc.,
and lot 246, 200 lin. ft., at ic, $2.00;
300 lin. ft.. at 1 1-4c per ft.. $3.755 75
Dec. 16.—Barbara 'Zugcnhuehler,
Glendale Add., N. 1-2 of lot 260, 25
lin. ft., at 1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 16.—'Phos. O'Brien, Glendale
Add., lot 158, 50 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c
Dec. 16.—Mary L. Bunting, Glendale
Add., lot 82, 50 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c
per ft
Dec. 16.—Martha Zinn, Glendale
Add., lot 81, 50 lin. ft., at 1. 1-4c
per ft
Dec. 16.—Peter Oeth, Glendale Add,
lot 79, 50 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c per ft....
Dec. 16.—Gerhard Tenhaaf, Davis
Farm Add., lots 357-358, 70 lin. ft.,
at 1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 16.—Ada L. Collier, sub. min.
lot 322, lot, 10, 150 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c
per ft
Dec. 17.—G. W. Davis, Glendale
Add., lot 10, 50 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c
per ft
1 50
3 20
85
1 10
30
65
65
65
05
80
1 90
15
Dec. 17.—Aug. Kaiser, Glendale Add.,
lot 5. 50 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c per ft65
Dec. 17.—Mich. Majerus, Davis Farm
Add., lots 343, 50 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c
per ft
Dec. 17.—Josephine Prowse, Glendale
Add., lot 3, 50 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c per
ft 65
Dec. 17.—Math. Riede, Glendale Add,
lot 1, 100 lin, ft., at lc per ft 1 OU
Dec. 17.—Peter Nix, Liebe's Sub., lot
1, 50 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c per ft 65
Dec. 17.—Sarah Reilly, Davis Farm
Add., lot 325, 50 lin. ft., at lc per ft. 5U
Dec. 17.—Adolph Klee, West's Add.,
lot 20, 23 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c per ft30
Dec. 17.—Shires. Van Duzee & Hen-
derson, West's Add., lot 19, 50 lin.
ft., at 1 1-4c per ft 65
Dec. 17.—John Vyverberg Est., Da-
vis Farm Add., lot 301, 50 lin. ft.,
at 1 1-4c per ft W
Dec. 17.—Susanna Noel, Davis Farm
Add., lot 299, 50 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c
. per ft 1,5
Dec. 17.—Nic Jochum Est.. Davis
Farm Add., lot 279, 25 lin. ft., at
1 1-4c per ft 311
Dec. 18.—Christian Brede Est., sub.
min. lot 304, lot 5, 100 lin. ft., at
1 1-2c per ft., $1.50; 100 lin. ft., at lc
per ft., $1.00 1 CO
Dec. 18.—Chas. Fosselman, sub. min
lot 467, S. W. 193 ft., lot 1, 150 lin
ft., at Ic per ft., $1.50; 100 lin. ft,
at 1 1-Ic p, i. ft., $1.2; 2 75
Dec. 1S.—Win. h'. Rcinoehl, sub. min
lot 467. N. E. 40 ft., lot 1, 40 lin
ft., at 1 I -4c per ft 50
Dec. 1'.—Cho s. Steuck. 1rische's
sub., W. 97 ft.. lot 5, 50 lin. ft., at
1 1-4c per tt 55
Dec. 1S.—Jos. J. Duertscher, sub. 4,
Kniest's sub., lot 1 and N. 5 ft., of
lot 2, 100 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c per ft.,
$1.25; 40 lin. ft., at lc per ft., 40c1 lis
Dec. 18.—Marg. II—merrier, Cook's
Add., lot 22. 1100 lin. ft., at lc per ft,
$1.00; 50 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c per ft,
65c 1 E5
Dec. 18.-1 I enry Jungk, 1 looper's
Add., lots 15-16, 75 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c
per ft 95
Dec. 18.—henry Sears, I Iooper's
Add., 18 and N. 1-2 lot 17, 75 lin. ft.,
at 1 1-4 per ft 95
Dec. 18.—A. Munsell, Ilouper's Add,
lot 35, 50 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c per ft 65
Dec. 18.--A. Munsell, Ilooper's Add,
lot 34. 25 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c per ft30
Dec. 15.—Henry Wunderlich, Tivoli
Add., S. 1-2 lot 1, 100 lin. ft., at lc
per ft 1 OU
Dec. 29.—K. and L. Kolfenbach,
Glendale Add., lot 57, 50 lin. ft,
at lc per ft
Dec. 29.—R. M. Kunz, Glendale Add,
lots 58, 59, 60, 2511 lin. ft., at SC
per ft 2 50
Dec. 29.—J. H. Jecklin Est., Sub. 1
of 143, L. H. Langworthy's Add.,
lot 1, 200 lin. ft., at lc per ft 2 00
Dec. 30.—Nic Gonner, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., N. 1-3, lot 5, 30
lin. ft., at 1 1-2c per ft 45
1 i.• •. 30—Jas. A. Hayes, L. 11. Lang-
w.'rthy's S. 50 ft., lot 6, 50 lin. ft.
at 1 1-2c per ft 75
Dec. 30—Mary Kohlman, L. H.
Langworthy's Add., S. 50 ft., lot
4a, 20 lin. ft. at 1 1.-2c per ft 30
Dec, 30—J. B. Meyer, L. H. Lang -
worthy's N. 1/, lot 811, 25 lin. ft.
at 1 1-4c per ft 30
Dec. 30-11erman Zernecke. L. H
Langworthy's Add., N. 1/,, lot 10j,
25 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft
Dec. 30—Elizabeth Nicks, L. H.
Langworthy's Add., lot 121, 25 lin.
ft. at 1 1-4c per ft 30
Dec. 30—M. A. Brown, Krayer's Sub,
Iot 2, 130 lin. ft, at lc per ft 1 30
Dec. 31—Wm. Klauer, et al, Davis
Farm Add., lot 213, 170 lin. ft. at lc
per ft, $1.70; and 60 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c
per ft., 75c; total 2 45
Dec. 31—Jas. Levi, Davis Farm
Add., lots 237-23S, 120 lin. ft. at
1 1-4c per ft., $1.50; and 170 lin. ft.
at lc per ft., $1.70; total
Dec. 31—R. & E. Langworthy Est.,
Glendale Add., 223 to 228 and 246,
200 lin. ft. at lc per ft., $2.00; and
300 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c, $3.75; total.... 5 75
Dec. 31—Henry Wunderlich, Tivoli
Add.. S. Mu, lot 1, 100 lin. ft. at lc
per ft 100
Dec. 31—Jos. Zimmerman, King's 1st
Add., lot 16, 90 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per
ft 1 10
Dec. 29—Frank M. Ellis, Burden-
Lawther Add., lot 143, 50 lin. ft. at
lc per ft 60
Dec. 29—F. i.andold t, Burden-Law-
ther Add., lot 142, 50 lin. ft. at lc
per ft 60
Dec. 29—A. J. Schenker, Burden-
Lawther Add., lot 141, 50 lin. ft at
lc per ft 60
Dec. 29—Stephen Zenner, Burden-
Lawther, lot 131, 50 lin. ft. at lc
per ft 50
Dec. 29—Henry Dreazy, Burden-
Lawther Add., lot 132, 50 lin. ft. at
lc per ft 60
Dec. 29—Chas. Bornhauser, Burden-
Lawther Add., lot 127, 50 lin. ft. at
lc per ft 50
Dec. 29--S nn Starr, Burden-Lawther
Add.. lot 92, 50 lin. ft at le per ft.. 50
Dec. 29—Chas. T. Rieger, O'Neill's
Riverview, lot 16, 50 lin. ft. at lc
per ft 50
Dec. 30—M. D. Goux, O'Neill's River-
view, lot 39, 50 lin. ft. at lc per ft50
Dec. 00—Wrn. Lawther, O'Neill's
Riverview, lot 60, 50 lin. ft. at lc
per ft
Dec. 3U—A nnn, M. Kurz Est., O'Tay-
1or's Stili., lots 20-21, 100 lin. ft. at
lc per ft 100
Dec. 30—Wm. llintrager, O'Taylor's
Sub., lots 22-23-24, 150 lin. ft. at lc
per ft 1 50
Dec. 30—Leathers & "Tewin, Burden-
Lawther Add., lot 73, 50 lin. ft. at
lc per ft
Dement & Duncan, Burden-Lawther
Add., lots 74-75, 50 lin. ft. at lc
per ft
Dec. 30—Adam Mueller, Sub. 3, Gie-
ger's Sub., lot 10, 100 lin. ft. at lc
per ft 1 00
Official Notices
30
3 20
50
50
60
Total
1-11-10t
$463 75
C. F. ARENDT,
City Recorder.
P
I
Regular Session Feb. 4, 1904.
CITY COUNCIL.
nlnr ` --ion
February 4th, 1904.
a 1 iii Fll'1.A I.)
Council met at S:15 o'clock P. M.
mayor Berg hi the chair.
I resent—Aids. (Taney, Corrance, Frith,
Horr, Jones, Raymond and Sheridan.
Absent—None.
Ald. Corrance moved that the council
proceedings for the month of January be
approved as printed. Carried.
1111.1.S.
The following bills were ordered paid:
P. Baumgartner. assistant Market -
master for J:n a ary $ 35 10
L. Daily. cleaning around Market
Square for December, 1903, and
Jann:uy, 1904 28 00
L. Fay, repairing and overhauling
election booths 19 00
F. Schloz & Son, repairs for election
booths 50
Ellw^mger Bros.. snaps for curtains
for election booths 1 85
Chas. Oswald, braces and clamps
for election booths 145
Rider. Wallis Co., ducking for cur-
tains for election booths 2 55
G. F. Kleih, rope for election booths 35
Key City Gas Co., gas for various
department 102 70
Key City Gas Co., Bracket and 1
Welsbacli light at City lball 2 05
J. Beach & Son, soap ,at City hall
and Ninth Street Engine house G 70
-G. B. Grosvenor, stationery and
supplies for various offices 15 90
Kelly's Book Store, stationery and
supplies for various offices 13 30
Kelly's Book Store, stationery and
supplies for Legal department 15 75
Kenna. Lavin Pt'g Co., blank sta-
tionery 3 75
Palmer, Berg & Co., blank station-
ery16 and printing bonds
Dubuque Enterprise Co., blank sta-
tionery for Auditor
Little, Pecker Co.. mantles and
chimneys, City 1 -fall and Fire de- 10 50
de-
partment
Mullen & Papin, plumbing at City
Hall
6 25
Carr, Ryder & Adams Co., sash 50
cord, City Hall
R. L Spellenberg, repairs at City
50
ITall
Lyons & Lyons, repairs for First
Ward Scales
T. Faherty, supplies for First
Ward Scales
McElrath Teaming Co., sand for
Road Department
F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Road
Department
Ellwanger Bros.. repairing harness
for Road and Fire Department ....
P. Lang, Hardware for Road and
Special Sidewalk Department ,...
F. A. Miller, 1-2 dozen Brooms for
Road Department
Klauer & Kress, 1-2 dozen Sidewalk
Scrapers
J. Simones & Co., Blankets, Com-
forters and Sheets for Fire Depart -
50 50
ment
4.agen & Sloan, horse shoeing for
85
98
2 25
1 55
18 05
1 95
2 00
2 40
35
Fire I rep:n'tment 8 00
Wunderlich ,t \\'iederholt, horse
shoving for Fire 1 )e1rartno nt $ 55
Key Pity tloas Co .. coke for Fire De-
l'Itment 22 9
_5
Key city (his ('o., rental of gas :aro
al
Armory and central Engine
hour. 5U
Tilts -'Thompson Foundry Co.. I
\\'al,•r 11,,x for Fire 1\ep:u•Un,•nt.. l5
'I'. F. Kane. I lay and pals for Fire
lint '1 huh ...... .... 2 ' 55
\Ictal'• Itros., Stt':nv for Tire I)e-
parlm'•ut 3 25
G. W. Healey & Son, 1-2 dozen
bushel baskets for Fire Depart-
ment .... 4 20
l.. It ag.atz & Son, repairs for Fire
Ih•parl:ra n1 320
Piro I':xI'g Mfg. Co.. 1-2 dozen pick
axes for I in• I)ep: u•tnunt 13 50
lrnhn1tne aril 'I':unk 1.ine, Oil for
Fire Depart meta 15 95
A. Ruh, Linin for Fire Department 5 70
1'. J. Scippel, I urnbet' for Fire De-
partment 2 10
1'. Pier, coal and wood for tire de-
partment 142 95
Morrison Eros., repairs :at Fourth
SUrct Engine linuse 8 95
11. \Vunderlich, chairs for Eigh-
teenth Street and Central Engine
Houses 11 50
\l„rtiu-SUcl:au Co., use and damage
on ropes and tackle used at Na-
tional Biscuit Co.'s lire 3 00
Kaep & Buechele, part payment on
police overcoats 90 00
Karp & Buechele, caps for police de-
partment 29 75
Kelley's book store, blank stationery
for police department 150
P. Pier, coal and wood at city hull151 20
J. IT:u•tig, keys for police depart- GO
depart-
ment
J. llartigmending steel tape for
Engineer's office 75
Eichhern & Bechtel, groceries and
suppliers for matron department4 45
C. .1. W. Saunders, meat for matron 1 40
de; nrlment
\\'in. Hood, sawing wood for ma- S 50
tro11 dep:u'r, tent
F. A, Nesler, 1 clock for matron de- 4 50
de-
partment
A. It. Kcights & Co., 1 star for chief 1 75
of police
Ellwanger Bros., repairing harness 110
for patrol team
11. 't'nrpf, board of prisoners for 2 40
January
Inion Electric Co., arc lights for
2045 77
January
Globe -Journal, Official printing for 60 UO
Ja.uuaa'y
The 'Time-, official printing for Jan- 15 00
nary
Telegraph-IIerald, o1'fici:al printing 50 GO
for January
Natioi.al Dernukrat, ul'ficiul printing 25 00
for January
E. Ai deison, supplies etc., for En- 500
ginccr's office
F. Schloz & Sun, repairs for Engi- 1
neer's office
Fengler & Beutin, final estimate for
improving alley between Garfield
and Rhomberg Avenues, from
Kniest Street to Johnson Avenue 49 71
Ald. Sheridan moved that the City Re-
corder
ake out and
present a bill instructedtothe County of Dubuque
for half the cost of repairing election
booths. Carried.
;30 Regular Session Feb. 4, 1904
PETITIONS .\NL) •t'OAIAII'NICATIONS.
Petition of Jno. Rapp and Chas.
I'itsc•hner. asking Council to accept $500
of th,, special ::ssessment as levied
against (Mir property in VWoodlawn Park
f, 1110 intprov(nu•nt of Auburn, Algona.
Lecora I1 and lhihnqu0 Avenues.
Also petition ,.if Chris. A. \'oelker, offer-
ing to pay in cash one-half tif) of the
special ;tse S:mutts as levied for improv-
ing Auburn, Alta, Audubon and Algona
Avenues.
On motion of Aid. Jims both petitions
were referred to the Committee on Fi-
nance and City :Attorney with power.
Petition of Paul Arduser, claiming the
sum of Tin for p.rson:ii damages sustain-
ed by falling on the icy walk on Main
between Sixth and Seventh Streets.
Or, motion was referred to the Com-
mittee on Claims :Hid City Attorney.
Petition of Dennis McGrath. offering the
ri:v ire, of charge a quantity of rock.
the :.ane being on lot 5, ['lion Add.
On mai .n \\ as referred to the Street
Committer:
The following petitions were referred
to the Delinquent Tax Committee:
Petition of Amelia Foss, askit,g for the
cancellation sof htr taxes n the north
twenty-three 1:!:') feet of lot J.-, City.
Also petition of t'rsnl;t Marty, asking
for the exemptions of her homestead front
taxation to the amount of $500, she being
the widow I ut honorably ltischar e'l
Union soldier.
Also petition Fred Roehl, asking that
he be cx,•n1p1 of Li; homestead from tax-
ation to the :unot,nt of $S00, he being an
honor:thly ttis.•h:nged t'nion soldier.
The following petitions were referred to
the Ise r.l of Equalization:
Petition of Jno. llartig, asking for the
,tion of the assessment on $1,100,
moms s and credits.
AJ. ptitian of 13. Kopald, asking that
t lie 111,11t as levied against his stock
b ods ue reduced from $1,000 to $400.
Also petition of Nic Meyer, asking that
the assessment as levied against $22,500.00
moneys and credits be ordered canceled.
Also petition of L. Bunting et al., asking
for a reduction of the special assessment
as levied against lots 28, 35 and 36 in Ju-
lia L. Langworthy's Add., for the improve-
ment of Langworthy Avenue.
Also petition of Airs. L. F. Alden, ask-
ing that her assessment on $4,000.04 moneys
and credits lie reduced to $2,0110.00; also
that II, s,sment on N. t/ Lot 6 and
I. in A. L. B'rown's Sub. be re-
m- .1 111)111 1,. '._11.00.
Petition 1 1' I.. ,i 1, Aliugcs, ask-
ing' that 11: „nl.-r, d ..:kneeled on
East 110 1 i 1...t I in Oakland Park
Add.
On motion the ; . I ition was referred to
the Board of Equalization and City As-
sessor.
Petition of the Klauer Mfg, Co., asking
permission to lay a sidetrack adjoining
their factory on the east side of Wash-
ington street between Ninth and Tenth
streets.
Ald. Jones moved to refer the petition
to the committee of the Whole with
power and they to view the grounds, Car-
ried.
REPOIR'l' OF OFFICERS.
City 'I'reasur. ; trinitman reported as
follows:
To the I lonoral.l,. and City Council:
Gentlemen: Belo, >,nt will lied state-
ment of amounts n, e I by me during
the past month, please order
warrants drawn in tor:
Excavation permits redeemed $ 10.1)0
Interest paid on Warrants out-
standing 3,106.882
Freight charges .50
New York exchange 5.10
I',stage stamps .40
1;t fund regular Tax 13.15
$:3,1:33.97
Library Orders paid $615.23
Respect fully,
TT. BRIN KAIAN, Treasurer.
On motion the report was received and
warrants ordered drawn to pay the var-
ious amounts, and the report referred
Bark to the committee on Finance.
City Auditor lloffin:1n repotted as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Al.iyor and City Council:
Gentleatce—llra•,•witIi find my report for
1h.. ntonth of January. l914. showing lite
receipts :not dishursemenis for the ntonth:
cash ea 11100 .1:11. 1st. Itt -I 515.:15:3.50
Berl ipts ft'ont all . our.1e-, 1;3.4:56.15
$79.41,9.58
\\-:1rrlills redeemed $27.3.`19.75
Cant i le [..deemed 4.307.50
water works Coupons r'•.lcented1,170.00
$10.937.28
Cash on hand Feb. 1st. 19111 $46.472.30
The above cash balance includes the
Improvement Bond Fund, Improvement,
Band Interest Fund, library- and Sprink-
ling Fund balances.
Also report that there is due the city
officers for the month of January 82.:,03.20.
Also the following is a record of all In-
ierest Coupons rode, wed by Treasurer
for the past month:
Regular Bond Coupons $1300.30
Water \\'rtrks Coupons
Improvement Bond Coupons
1.170.00
1, i) 37.50
$5,537.50
The following list shows the Appropl'fa-
tions and the amount of Warrants drawn
on each Fund since the beginning of the
fiscal year beginning March 1st, 19101, to
February 1st, 1904:
Appropriation. Expended.
Expense $40,000 $27,329.01)
Roark '150)00 :3N;.5:38.6L'
I'irr• 388.00)0 31.123.1
Poitce 288,00:1 2l.: 1.:::)
Sewerage 3,044) 4.157.11
Printing 2,00), 1.750.00
Engineer 3,500 2,5^_9.15
Gas and Light 25.000 °0,.1'5.:32
Interest
43`3,.,500.00000)
3000
73o,trd of Health 6,000 4,0)57.75
Grading 4.000 3,160.18
Bee Branch 7,000 5,556.68
Special Bonded Paving 2,500
Judgment 3,000 1,581.40
Sprinkling First District800 800.00
Sprinkling Second District 1,500 1,500.04)
Sprinkling Third District1,500 1,500.00
Sprinkling Fourth District 1,200 1.200.00
Sprinkling Fifth District1,400 1,400.00
Special Bonded Debt In-
terest 4,000 4,000.00
_Mount Carmel Avenue,
Regular Session Feb. 4, 1904.
Grading 1,000 974.90
Sidewalk Repairing 1.000 671.75
Special Sewer Fund 2,500 ^-.:h9. lc
Grading Bluff Street Ex-
tension 1.000 1)100.00
To tui Appropriation $_011,100
Resplott illy.
F. B. flue"I'\IA\, Auditor.
On motion the report was r,•c'ived and
warrants ord. red drawn to pay llte City
Officers. and the report referred back to
the Committe on Finance.
Fire Chi, f Reinfried reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen:—Tho I'ollnwing is the pay
roll of the Fire Department for the
month of January, 11'I:
Amount due firemen S2,172.7_0
On motion the report was received and
warrants ordered drawn to pay the fire-
men ,and the report referred back to the
Committee on Fire.
Chief of Police Reilly reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen: -1 herewith submit the po-
lice report for the month of January, 1901:
Total arrests for the month 49
Residents arrested for the month
Doors found open for the month24
Defective lights for the month 26
Lodgers harbored for the month 119
Meals furnished for the month 12
Cost of food for the month $2.40
Sheriff, dieting prisoners for month$8.50
Patrol runs for the month '
Miles traveled for the month 4 1%_
Also the pay roll fur policemen for the
month of January, 1904:
Amount due policemen 81974.15
Respectfully submitted,
THOS. REIL1.Y,
Chief of Police.
On motion the report and pay roll were
received. and warrants ord, 1'.•.1 drawn to
pay the policemen and the report refer-
red back to the Committe nn Police:
City Engine, r Boyce reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque:
(1,•ntlemen:-1 herewith submit my pay
roll for labor on Streets for the last halt
of January, 1904:
Amount due laborers on Streets $4S1.20
Respectfully submitted.
JAMES IT. BOYCE.
City Engineer.
Approved: E. E. FRITH,
Chairman Committee on Streets.
J(SEI'1T 1,. HOER,
JOHN J. SI-IERIDAN.
Also submit my pay roll for labor on
Sewers during the last half of January,
1904:
Amount due laborers on Sewers....$165.80
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES II I tOYCE,
y Engineer.
Approved: Jul IN .1. SII ERIDAN,
Chairman Cuntn1itte,• on Sewers.
JUSEI'lI I.. !Mitt:,
DEMI I I ,111:.\\,'f:.
On motion the ray rolls for Streets and
Sewers w, re reo. ived and warrants or-
dered drawn to pay the various amounts
37
and the pay rolls referred back to the
proper committrcS.
City Attorney herrn, s reported as fol-
lows:
To the llonorahle 1111yor and Aldermen of
the City of Dubuque:
Gentlemen: I beg lease to report that
the committee en claims and myself for
the past six weeks have had under con-
sideration II St•tt I.'ment in the cas • of:
Catherlr.c Haggerty vs. City of Dubuque.
This case is for damages caused by a fall
on the sidewalk ',n the wrest side of hell
Street in the City of iluhtulue. The side-
walk was obstructed by ridgy. uneven
and dangerous accumulations of snow and
ice, which the City had negligently al-
lowed to accumulate :Ind remain nn Said
walk, After a ear. fill examination into
th facts as to the liability of the city
fin' the condition aS ahove described. ;unl
1'111' investigating thoroughly the Hann,,
and extent of the injuries plaintiff, 1
le i•anie satisfied that the City was I. gaily
liable in this case. The pria,•ipal injury
to plaintiff consists of the hones in the
back of her left hand IWirg Inol:ln ;MO
although the injury has l,.,•0 properly
dressed and bandaged two separate times
and two npetatim15 p''rforna•d upon the
shin', tilc'y still refuse to rouuite, and as
the iiiitn• ,,c,•nrre,I oil the 11th day of De-
cember,
e-
m i', 1902, it would appear that her in-
juria s are of :1 permanent nature. Tho
Plaintiff is a domestic and depun.ls entire-
ly upon her own labor f.i' her support.
With the sanction and approval of the
committe,e en claims .t off,t•ed to settle
this case for the slim of .six hundred ;alit
r•vi'111,ln ,$61, dolhu•s, dcfond;utt to le -y
h• oS;s ours. 'Phis offer was held
under colisiheratiou Icy plaintiff until the
23rd day ,Jf January, 1904, when the same
was ace. pt, d upas the c•oniliti,ai that the
amount be Maid within thirty 43,0 days
from that dote. I believe this to be ;t good
settlement for the Cite, as it is a small
amount considering the gravity of the
case incl much less than a jury would find
had the case been tried.
[ therefore recommend that the action
cf the City Attorney in making this set-
tlement be approved by the council: that
a warrant be drawn in favor of the Mayor
for the sum of six hundred and seventeen
($'117) dollars, and that he be instructed to
pay the same to A1111 l w's & Frantzen,
attorneys f.i plaintiff. upon their signing
a receipt in full for all damages growing
out of said injury. and also signing a stip-
ulation of dismissal of said action: said
receipt and stipulation to be prepared by
the rile Attorney. I also recommcd that
an order be drawn in favor of the Vayor
for the sun of ten and 25-100 41(1.251 dollars,
co:u't costs in said case, and that the
Mc yor be bistro instria ted to pay said court
costs and Lake a c''•pipt therefor, and re-
port at the next 1 ,';rnlar meeting of the
council. Respectfully :submitted,
G. A. BARNES, City Attorney.
On motion of Ald. 1Torr. the report was
approved, and warrants ordered drawn in
favor of the Mayor as recommended.
City Electrician llipman reported as fol-
lows:
To the 1-icmorable Mayor and City Council:
Gentlemen—I herewith submit my report
of Defective Lights for the month of Jan-
uary, 1904. 1 find from the report of the
Police Department that the total hours
that 2G lamps failed to burn would equal
3S Regular Session Feb. 4, 1904.
2 lamps for one month, or $10.50.
Respectfully Submitted.
\VILLI:\\ II Il B.\N,
l'ity Electrician.
On motion the report w w., received and
the Auditor instructed to deduct from the
Union Electric Co.'s bill for the mouth of
January, 1904, the amount of $10.80.
City Engineer Boyce reported as follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council:
Gentlemen.—Attached please find Treas-
urer's receipt for $05.75, amount collected
for rolling. From the Key trite (las
$57.00. and the I,nba.!ue \\':Iter \\',I•
'J'i•ristces $0.73. :is per bills referred to neo
for colleetiut:. Respectfully.
JAMES H. BOYCE.
City Engineer.
On motion of Ald. Sheridan the report
was received and filed.
The City Engineer also reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council:
Gentlemen:—On account of error In as-
sessment I would ask for the cancella-
tion of the fill"wing assessments for
cleaning alleys:
July 10. 1902—M. F, Matthews. A. Mc-
It:o:iris' Sub., lot 804 $3 00
,1ev 15. 19112—John Schuler, City N
2-5 lot 481; 150
:\Iso the fill, wing assessments for cut-
ting weed':
Uct• 2::• 1902—D. 1-1. McCarthy, Sub.
2 of S of Min. lot 159. N. 1/2 lot 1$1 60
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES H. BOYCE,
City Engineer.
Ald. Frith moved that the report be ap-
proved and the Treasurer instructed ac-
cordingly. Carried.
Sidewalk his;.ector Crawford reported
as follows:
To the 1 -Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen:—On account of erroneous as-
sessment 1 ask for the cancellation of
the following assessments:
Date of Levy.
June 20, 1901—L. Smith Est., Sub. Min.
lot 79, lots 9-10-11 $1 05
.July 10, 1902—Mary Kelly Est., Union
Add., lot 135 65
July 2, 1903—Anthony Siege, Woods'
Add.. lot 82
Jan. 7, 1904—A. R. Staufenbeil, E.
Langworthy's Add., N. % lot 20
Jan. 21, 1904-1. Lobdell, Julia Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 50
Sept. 3, 1903—Kate M. Cady, Farley's
Sub., lot 24—This assessn eat of $1.00
should be reduced to
Respectfully submitted,
ADAM CRAWFORD,
Sidewalk Inspector.
Ald. Frith moved that the report be
.approved and the Treasurer instructed ac-
cordingly. Carried.
05
35
50
55
Sidewalk Inspector Crawford also re-
ported as follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque:
Gentlemen:—Reporting on the petition
of A. C, Buettell, Administrator of the
Estate of John L. Buettell, deceased, I
beg to state that I find the assessments
for removing snow and ice from sidewalk
levied against lots 4 and 5 of Quigley's
Sub. 710 and lot 1, Nairn's Add., to be
correct. The assessment against lots 11,
,11111 14. Nairn's Acid.. I find to be in
eS r.sS, and would recommend that the
Treasurer be instruoted to deduct the
m„ trr! litre .,'niS from the assess-
tneut .,n Sail tori.
l:,•sl. ret frilly submitted,
AIF.tB CRAWFORD,
Sidewalk Inspector.
\Id. Ibis unve.1 that the report be ap-
proved
p-
1ofcd :Ind l i. 'Il eastn er be instructed
accordingly. C:o h d.
Citi- Recorder Arendt presented and read
ilii' printed notice, certified to by the
Publisher, of the t'„uuc'il's intention to
van:,te C,-•dnr• St r,•, t from 'fcntll to
Eleventh Street.
\I.I. Sheridan moved that said notice
be received and tiled. C'arr'ied.
City R,'e'nIer Arcu,lt also presented
and read tine printed notice, certified to
by the Publish, me. of the Council's inten-
tion to levy a special assessment against
the differ -lit named property owners for
,•p:rrring Sidewalks during the month of
1tecenrl er. 191:1:
Nn remonstrance bei:•.g tiled the Mayor
asked if :n.> one present hail any ohjce-
tion to said special assessment. No ub-
jeetion being Staled. on motion the notice
was received and tiled.
\\ hereupon AI•.t. 1" Lith offered the fol-
lowing:
Resolved by the City Council of the City
of Dubuque: That to pay for repairing
Sidewalks during month of December, 1903,
in front of and adjoining the same, a
Special Tax be and is hereby levied on the
several Lots, and farts of Lots and Par-
cels cif heal Estate hereinafter named,
situate and owned, and for the several
amounts set opposite each I Mt or Parcel
of Real Estate, as follows:
Special Assessn:ent submitted and passed
Feb. 4th, 1904.
Dec. 1.—C. A. Alexander, Sub. 3,
Babcock's Sub., lot 2. 11 bricks.
10c; 1-2 hour labor. 25,. $ 35
Dec. 1.—Wm. Stotz, Sub. Min. lot 160.
lot 3, 10 ft. lumber, 2oc; 1-2 hour
labor, 25c 45
Dec. 1.—J. T. Hancock Est., Sub
Min. lot 158, lot 7, 30 ft. lumber, 60c;
1-2 hour labor, Ole 85
flee. 2.—\\'m. J. Strain. City, lot 599a,
120 ft. lumber, $2.40; 1 hour labor, 2 90
50c
Dec. 9.—German Presbyterian Col-
lege, Sub. City 675, lot 7, 12 ft. lum-
ber, 25c; 1-2 hour labor, Ole
Dec. 5.—A. F. Jaeger Est., Davis
Farm Add., lots 270-271, 15 ft. lum-
ber, 30e; 1-2 hour labor, 25c
Dec. 5.—Jas. Levi, Davis Farm Add,
lot 238, 5 ft. lumber, 10c; 1-2 hour
labor, 25c
Dec. 5.—Tlrn Dillon, Dillon's Sub,
lots 1-2, 10 ft. lumber, 20c; 1-2 hour
labor 25c
Dec. 5.—Tim Dillon, Grandview Ave
Add., lot 8, 20 ft. lumber, 40o: 1-2
hour labor, 25c 65
Dec. 5.—P. F. Dalton, Grandview
Ave. Add., lot 3, 20 ft. lumber, 40c;
1-2 hour labor, 25c
Dec. 5.—P. F. Dalton, Grandview
Ave. Add., lot 4, 8 ft. lumber. 15c;
1-2 hour labor, 25c
Dec. 5.—Church, Union Add., lots 138-
139, 30 ft. lumber, 60c; 3-4 hour
labor, 40c 1 00
Dec. 5—Thos. Meehan, Union Add,
lot 132, 8 ft. lumber, 15c; 1-2 hour
labor, 25c
50
b5
35
45
40
40
Regular Session Feb. 4, 1904. 39
Dec. 5.—A. Lorenz, Sub. City 688,
etc., W. 27 ft., lot 9, 20 ft. lumber,
40c 40
Dec. 5.—Dubuque Malting Co., Davis
Farm Add., E. 70 fl., lot 376, 7 ft.
lumber, 15c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c40
Dec. 8.—R. & E. Langworthy Est,
Glendale Add., lot 213, 25 ft. lum-
ber, 50c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 75
Dec. 8.—Frank M. Marsh. Sub. Pt
Min. Lot 174, lots 1-2. 38 ft. lumber,
75c; 3-4 hour labor, 40c 115
Dec. 8.—A. J. Van Duzee, O'Neill's
Sub. No. 2, lot 23, 5 ft. lumber, 10c;
1-2 hour labor, 25e 35
Dec. 8.—Buol & Loetscher, Loet-
scher & Treub's Sub., lot 15. 8 ft.
lumber, 15c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c40
Dec. 8.—Buol & Loetscher, Loet-
scher & Treub's Sub., lots 9-10, 10
ft. lumber, 20c; 1-2 hour labor, 2545
Dec. 11.—Wm. Lawther & J. V. Ri-
der, Burden-Lawther Add., lot 17,
10 ft. lumber, 20c; 1-2 hour labor,
25c 45
Dec. 19.—C. A. Voelker, Woodlawn
Park. lot 53. 5 ft. lumber, 10c; 1-2
hour labor, 25c 35
Dec. 19.—John J. Keane, Levens'
Add., lot 2, 20 ft. lumber, 40c; 1-2
hour labor, 25c
Dec. 19.—Ambrose Leiser, Woodlawn
Park, lot 101, 10 ft. lumber, 20c; 1-2
hour labor, 25c 45
Dec. 19.—Carr, Ryder & Adams,
Guernsey & Langworthy's Add.,
lots 3-4, 50 ft. lumber, $1.00; 1 hour
labor, 50c 1 50
Total $ 16 85
Aid. Frith moved to adopt the resolution.
Carried by the following vote;
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Horr, Jones, Raymond and Sheridan.
Nays—None.
Bb
City Engineer Boyce reported as follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council:
Gentlemen—Herewith attached please
find Plat of proposed Street from the wes-
terly line of Queen Street extended,
through lots 3 and 4 of Sub, of 11, 12 and 13
of N. E. 1/4 of Sec. 13, T. 89, N. R. 2 E. to
Windsor Avenue. Notice was served on
the respective property owners.
JAMES H. BOYCE,
City Engineer.
Ald. Frith moved to refer said Plat to
the committee on Streets. Carried.
Respectfully submitted.
Sidewalk Inspector Crawford reported as
follows:
Herewith attached please find statement
of the removal of snow and ice from Side-
walks during the month of January, 1904,
with the names of the parties that done
the work, according to the Ordinance re-
lating to cleaning Sidewalks.
Respectfully submitted
ADAM CRAWFORD,
Sidewalk Inspector.
Aid. Sheridan moved that the report be
received and the Recorder be instructed
to advertise said special assessment ten
times in the official newspaper, according
to the Ordinance. Carried.
Mayor Berg reported on the case of Mrs.
Catherine Ryan vs. the City of Dubuque,
which had been settled by the City Attor-
ney for $425.00, .and presented and read a
receipt for the above amount signed by
Catherine Ryan. Also a receipt from the
clerk of the District Court for $6.55, being
court costs in full, for the above named
case.
Also a receipt from the City Treasurer
far $2.00 refunded by the Mayor, being
amount drawn in favor of the Mayor in
excess of the actual court cost in the
above named case.
Ald. Clancy moved that the action of the
Mayor and City Attorney be approved.
Ca rried.
Mayor Herq- also reported that he re-
ceived sum,. time age, the resignation of
James E. \\'el:,h :is a 'Trustee of the Car-
negie -Stout I'il,lie Libra y, which had been
accepted, and that he had appointed in his
place Mr. James M. 'ilei adder.
Ald. Frith moved that the action of the
Mayor be approved. Carried.
The falluw-ing \Veighmasters' and Wood -
measurers' receipts were referred to the
committee on Markets:
H. J. 'I'ropf, City Hall recipts $40.50
T. Faherty, First Ward Scale re -
iii itv 6.29
Louise l'itw•hncr, West Dubuque
Sea to receipts 3.20
Ii.. A. Moyes. \Voodmensuret•s' re-
ceipts 10.80
REPORTS OF STANDING
TEES.
COMMIT -
Aid. Frith, chairman of the Ordinance
committee, presented and read an ordin-
ance for the vacation of Cedar Street be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh Streets in the
City of Dubuque, and moved that the
reading just had be considered its first
reading. Carried.
Ald. Frith moved to suspend the rules
for the purpose of reading the Ordinance
by its title the second time.
Carried by the following vote:
Ycas—AIds. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Horr, Jones, Raymond and Sheridan.
Nays—None.
The Ordinance was then read by its title.
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the Ordinance
as read.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Horr, Jones, Raymond and Sheridan.
Nays—None.
The Mayor declared the Ordinance
adopted.
Ordinance follows:
An Ordinance for the Vacation of Cedar
Street Between Tenth and Eleventh
Streets in the City of Dubuque.
Whereas, The Key City Gas Company,
a corporation organized under the laws of
Iowa, has petitioned the City Council of
the City of Dubuque for the vacation and
annuliment of Cedar Street between Tenth
and Eleventh Streets in the City of Du-
buque, and
Whereas, The said Key City Gas Com-
pany is the owner to fee simple of all the
real estate abutting said portion of said
Cedar Street, and needs said portion of
said street, in connection with its said
abutting property, for its proposed new
gas works and plant required by the in-
creased demands of the residents of the
city, and
\Vhereas, By the direction of the City
Council of the City of Dubuque, the City
Engineer has made a plat of and showing
said portion of said street proposed to be
vacated, and filed the same in his office
subject to public inspection, and due no-
40 Regular Session Feb. 4, 1904.
rice has been given to all abutting prop-
erty owners, and ten days' notice of said
proposed vacation has been published in
the official paper of the city, and the pro-
posed ;Ruben has been submitted to the
city (1110111 :11 two regular sessions. ruin
Whereas. IL appears that no valid ob-
jections have been mole 10 the vacation
of said portion of said street. and said
aLo\e described portion of said street is
not required for sn•eet purposes;
Therefore. lie It Ordained by the City
Council of the city of Dubuque:
Section 1. That Cedar Street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets in the city of
Dubuque be and the ,same is hereby va-
cated and annulled and the permanent use
thereof is her. by granted to the Key City
Gas Company anti its successors and as-
signs as a sill of the ground to be used
and occupied by said gas works and plant.
Section 2. This Ordinance shall be in
force and tike effect from and after its
passage and publication one time in the
Dubuque Daily t:lu1 e Journal, official pa-
per of the City of Dubuque.
Adopted 1909.
Approved
Mayor.
Attest: Recorder.
Ald. Jones, chairman of the committee
on Public Grounds and Buildings, reported
as follows:
Your committee on Public Grounds and
Buildings, to whom was referred the mat-
ter of erecting a building on the city
pound, begs to report that they have in-
vestigated the matter and find that it
will require a budding about 52 feet by 145
feet by 12 feet high. This would give
ample room for storing the sprinkling
wagons, the rock crusher, steam roller,
lumber and such other property as might
be desired and leave room enough for a
carpenter Atop and patrol house. \Ve
would recommend that the City Recorder
be instructed to invite architects to sub-
mit sketches for such a building and in-
form them that they may obtain full par-
ticulars by calling at the City Engineer's
office.
Also your Committee on Public Grounds
and Buildings, who were instructed by
this Council to investigate the conditions
existing at the Grand Opera House, with
a view of safeguarding the public in case
of fire, begs to report that the manage-
ment of said opera house has made the
following alterations: An automatic trap
has been constructed in the roof over the
stage which would act as a flue in case
of fire and draw the flames straight up,
instead of allowing them to spread over
the auditorium. Iron door's have been
hung between the dressing rooms and the
stage. A light has been installed in
the alley.' A direct wire has been put
in to communicate with the Central En-
gine house. Fire extinguishers have
been put in all the dressing rooms. The
exits are all so marked fn large letters.
In addition to the foregoing, we have
been assured by the owners that between
six and eight thousand dollars will be ex-
pended during the spring on further al-
terations. The building will then be
connected with the water mains on
Eighth Street and the basement plan will
be changed so as to give egress from the
dressing rooms to Eighth Street. We
would further report that we have con-
sidered the merits of steel and asbestos.
.•urt:uns, and would recommend that the
City Recorder lie Instructed to notify
the way°rs of the said opera house that
they should put in an asbestos curtain of
the hest duality without delay.
RU'DOLPII JONES,
Chairman.
GEO. N. RAYMOND,
MATT C!. ANCY.
Ald. Jones unwed to adopt the reports
of the committee on Public Grounds and
Buildings. Car tied.
Al]. Jones also moved that the bill
of A. E. Bradley for glazing at the Ar-
mory, ;mounting to $7.410, be paid. Car-
ried.
Ald. Raymond, chairman of the Com-
mittee on Delinquent 'faxes, repotted as
follows:
Your Committee on Delinquent '1'axe--,
to whom was referred the petition of
Mrs. Wilhelmina Loeffler, asking that
the taxes against her property, lots 19
and 21. Wick's Add., be ordered canceled
for the year 1902 would recommend that
the prayer of the petitioper be granted
and that the Treasurer be instructed ac-
cordingly.
Also your Committee on Delinquent
'Panes, to whom was referred the peti-
tion of Alma E. Carberry, widow of an
honorably o:sciltrgod soldier of the \Var
of the (cheilion, asking that her prop-
erty, Sub. 2, Butch's Sub.. lot 1 and
Butch's Sub., Int 1. he exetapt from tax-
ation to the amount of $800.00 on the as-
sessed valuation of the same for the year
1903, would recommend that the prayer
of the petitioner be granted :tad that
the Treasurer Le instructed accordingly.
Also .our Committee on Delinquent
Taxes, to whom wit.; referred the peti-
tion of John Plein, an honorably dis-
charged soldier of the War of the Re-
bellion, asking that his property, Mc-
Craney's 1st Addition, lot 1, be exempt
from taxation to th • amount of ,8O011 on
the assessed valuation of the same for
the year 1903, would recommend that the
prayer of the petitioner be granted and
that the City 'Treasurer be instructed ac-
cordingly.
Also your Committee on Delinquent
Taxes, to whom was referred the petition
of Eva Seidle, asking that she be granted
an extension of time for the payment of
the taxes assessed against lots 519, 522')
and 521 in Ham's Add., would recommend
that said taxes be allowed to remain a
lien on the property and that the Treas-
urer be instructed not to sell.
GEO. N. RAYMOND.
Chairman.
Ald. Raymond moved to adopt the re-
port of the Delinquent Tax Committee.
Carried.
Ald. Sheridan, chairman of the Commit-
tee on Sewers, reported as follows:
Your Committee on Sewers, to whom
was referred the communication of M.
Tschh•gi, stating that the S. 19.5 feet of
the N. 22 feet of City lot No. 78, owned
by J. V. Rider and B. W. Lacey has
been connected on June 2, 1903, with the
sewer in the alley between Main and
Locust Streets and that the charge for
said connection is $29.64, one-half of which
amount is to be retained by the City and
Regular Session Feb. 4, 1904.
the balance paid over to him, begs to
report that the above amount has been
paid into the city treasury by Messrs.
Rider and Lacey; we would therefore
recommend that in accordance with the
ordinance relating to said sewer, a war-
rant in the sum of $14.82 he ordered drawn
on the city treasury in favor of M.
Tschirgi. JOHN J. SHERIDAN,
Chairman.
Ald. Sheridan moved to adopt the re-
port. Carried.
Ald. Jones, of the Board of Health, re-
ported as follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen: Your Board of Health would
respect fully report that at their meeting
held Feb. 1st. 1904, the following bills in
relation to the Small Pox cases occur-
ring in the family of ('has. Hansen were
presented and audited by the Board and
ordered referred to the County Super-
visors for payment:
Jno. A. Voelker, To conveying Chas.
Hansen's family to Detention hos-$19 00
pital
Edw. Vey, To groceries and supplies
delivered to Chas. Hansen's fam- 4 95
ily
McElrnth Teaming Co., To 1 load
of water delivered to Chas. Han-
sen's home
Jno. A. Voelker, To fumigating the
residence of Chas. Hansen 0 40
Ald. Jones moved to adopt the report.
Carried.
Aid. Piorr, Chairman of the Committee
of the Whole, reported as follows:
Your Committee of the Whole, to whom
were referred the several remonstrances
of Joseph Hummel et al, against the pro-
posed vacation of Cedar Street, would
recommend that said remonsttunecs be
received and filed and that the ordinance
committee be instructed to present an
ordinance to this council providing for
the vacation of said Cedar ,Street to the
Key City Gas Company.
Also, your Committee of the Whole, to
whom was referred the petition of James
P. Donahoe, asking that the city accept
the sum of $200.00 in full settlement of the
special assessment levied against City
Lot 228 for the paving of Iowa Street,
would recommend that said petition he re-
ceived and filed.
Also your Committee of the Whole, to
whom was referred the requisition of the
chief of the fire department for 1,000 feet
of cotton -jacket, rubber lined hose, would
recommend that the matter of purchasing
said hose be referred to the Committee
on Fire and Chief of the Fire depart-
ment with power.
JOSEPH L. HORR,
Chairman.
Ald. Horr moved to adopt the various
reports of the Committee of the Whole.
Carried.
Also your committee of the Whole, to
whom was reappointment ofrred the danance inspector iof
provid-
ing for the aPP
wood and regulating the sale of wood for
fuel in the City of Dubuque, and repealing
Chapter XXI. of the Revised Ordinances
of 1901 of the City of Dubuque, begs to re-
port that they have amended said ordin-
ance by inserting an addition section,
known as Section 15 In the Ordinance as
41
amended, and would recommend that the
Ordinance as amended be adopted.
JOSEPH L. HORR, Chairman.
Ald. Raymond moved to suspend the -
rules for the purpose of hearing Mr. P.
Strelan. Carried.
Mr. Strelau stated that on account of
some of the wool dealers being absent
from the cite. and who wunld like to be
present at the nu•,ting of the Council
when said Ordinance was passed, he
would prefer of having the Ordinance lay
over until the next meeting of the Coun-
cil.
Whereupon Ald. Clancy nutted that the
nrdinanco in relation to the appointment
of an inspector of \Good lay over until
the next meeting of the Council. Carried.
Ald. Jones. chairman of the Special
committee to ;milt the quarterly report of
the Dubuque Water Works Trustees, re-
ported as follows:
Your Special committee, to whom was
referred the quarterly statement of the
Water Works Trustees for the quarter
ending December 31, 1901. b. ge to report
that we have audited said st;tlenient and'
find the same to correspond with the
vouchers on file in the office of said 'Trus-
tees, we would therefore recommend that
said statement be received and tiled.
RLDOLPI I JONES,
1NES,
Chairman.
JNO. J. Sl I E1tIDAN,
JOS. L. BOHR.
Committee.
Ald. Jones moved to adopt the report.
Carried.
RESOLUTIONS.
Alderman Frith offered the following:
Be it Resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque, That when appro-
priations are being made for the fiscal
year beginning March 1, 1904, a special
appropriation of $5,000.00 be made for the
purchase of a site and the construction
and equipping of a fire engine house there-
on. Such site to be purchased in such
locality as may be deemed most advisable
for the protection of property both in
the Eagle Point district and the north
end of the Fifth ward.
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the resolu-
tion. Carried.
Ald. Raymond moved that the City Re-
corder be instructed to advertise for bids
for binding twenty-five (25) copies of the
Council proceedings and printing the in-
dex of 1903. Carried.
Ald. Raymond also moved that the City
Recorder be instructed to advertise for
bids for the painting of nine (9) sprinkling
wagons according to specifications on
file in the City Recorder's office. Car-
ried.
Ald. Raymond also moved that the mat-
ter of fixing the appropriations for the
fiscal year be referred to the Committee
of the Whole. Carried.
Ald. Sheridan moved that the matter of
appointing a License Collector be refer-
red to the Committca of the Whole. Car-
ried.
Ald. Horr moved that the Mayor enter
into a contract with some Telephone com-
pany for the purpose of placing a tel-
42 Regular Session Feb. 4, 1904.
ephone in the residence of Thos. Reilly,
Chief of Yolice. Carried.
Ald. Sheridan moved to adjourn until
the 18th day of February. 1904. Carried.
C. F. ARENDT,
City Recorder.
Attest:
4. CSG ,r(ler
i!
Approred.. ifif! , to„
. .Mayor
Regular Session Feb. 18, 1904.
CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Session, February
((itticial.)
conned tell ii i at 5:211 o'clock .1'. .51.
in the chair.
('holey, Corrtutce, Frith,
11: I; mond and Sheridan.
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lE.TI't'tl)NS .\N11 t'(t\l.\II'NIC.1T1ONS.
Petition of The Dubuque AWooden \Vare
Co.. he L.11. Jredc. Secretary, et al., A.
Witting et al.. G. J tttaun;tier, Jr., et it.,
J. Jierr,anger ct al., ih ail E. JCruse et al.,
Otto F. Lange et al., Jun. I'lein et al.,
Amos 1';tley et al.. ;taking that ;t lire sta-
tion he established with proper equipment
and lie located in the .East end of the
Fifth \\'ard near the l:tr. hall School, on
1-Ihnntbt'rg Avenue.
▪ \Id. Jones moved to suspend the rules
for the Impose of hearing from some of
the residents and taxpayers of the Filth
\Wand. C.iuietl.
▪ \ttnl'ney 1:. 1', ltoedi'll addressed the
Council. stating that the Fifth Award ill
that vicinity was tcithetit lire protection
and that :is taxpayers are entitled 10 some
eimsideratilut and asked the Connell to act
favorably in grant:ng sant petitions.
Messrs. L. II. Hurtle. E. Fengler. L. and
Geo. I:uehler :lad others addressed the
Council tt the same matter.
.AId. Frith moved that the prayer of the
l telitiout'rs he granted.
\Itl. ('nrrance moved as ;t substitute
that lilt' petition. he referred to the com-
mittee of the \\'hole.
Substitute carried by the following vote:
Yeas—A Ids. Cla tic'. Corrauce, lion:,
Raymond anil Sheridan.
Nays—.\ids. Frith anti Jones.
Petition if The l tubut3 11 Packing Co.,
by Jas. Ftao•h. President. asking that a
watchman be stationed at the railroad
crossing on Sixteeuith stroct.
On motion the petition was received and
tied.
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Petition of the members of The Du-
buque Police Force, by P. Mcl'ollins et
al., asking for an increase of salary, also
Petition of the members of the Dubuque
Eire Department. asking for an increase
of salary.
On motion both petitions were referred
to the committee of the Whole.
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t 111 I -U.11 k l; it -;is I t :. I-1. 1,. the Board
of I•:qnalizatinn.
i:l•:1'(1it'I'S 01' 111 I It'I:I:S
('ily i•:u,gint jL'oye r pnted as fnl-
To thr Ilor,orabl AliOaln and City Coutt-
cil of tile (-itr of Dubuque:
(IcntIcaien:—I ltetoititlt submit my pay
loll for lama' on Streets for the Iirst half
of V..bruare. l!tni
_Anu•nnt due labor,rs ou Slitets gSSS.70
Iii -sl eel 'ully snlnnitted.
I:1 t\'t'4:.
I•:oginter.
.\ pl a n\'ed : E. E.
Chairman t'itinumiltee ,,l, St•wit's,
Jc)lIN J. SIII•:l:Ilt.\N.
.IOS l•:1'I I L. 111,1:1:.
Also snitmii rr: Ir19 roll I'ti lather on
Sewers (luring the lit half nt: .Fcln'uar'y.
1904:
Anu,uut due laborers ou St•atus 5175.00
Itesl cetfully siilnniltt'd.
.I:\ \I ES II. 1 a I\'CI•:.
t'ily Iaigin' er.
Approved: ,1(1II> .1. SIII•:1:111:\N.
Imo ('unnuillrr ou Sli ce Is.
JOSEPH 1.. Ill lttt.
111'(111 ('(11:1::\N('h..
On nutlion the par Polis for Streets and
Seta's ',sere rec••ived. :maid \Vale': lltS or -
d nett \tn tit SIC the various amounts
:and the p;.y rolls referred !Niel: to the
Honer opt•r eon.ntittci i.
Petition of Mrs. Sarah W. \\'mall, ask-
ing that assessment of moneys and credits
on $22.700.011 as levied against the S. S.
W Inall Est., be ordered canceled.
\Id. Raymond moved to grant the peti-
tion and tite Treasurer be instructed ac-
cordingly. Carried.
The following petitions were referred to
the Delinquent Tax committee:
Petition of Ilcrm, 'Ney, asking that the
taxes on lot :14, \\'nt. Rebman'H Sub., be
ordered canceled.
Also petition of Aug. Klass, asking that
he be exempt of his home stead from
taxation to the amount of $000.00, he being
art honorably discharged Union soldier.
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Petition of Elizabeth Dearborn, risking
that the assessed valuation of S. 1-2, M.
1-5, City Lot 998, be reduced from $2,200.00
to $1,300.00.
City Itec•nrdel' Arendt presented and
read the printed notice certilit'd to by
the publishers. of the t'ouncil's intention
It key a speeial :Isse:=storm against. die
tiil'f,v•ent named property oNhiters for the
removal of snots and ice fano sidewalks
during the month of .l;onuary. 19111.
Nit remonstrance beicg liled the \btyor
asked if Wray one frust -n1 had any ohjec-
liori to so ill special :ussessutrnt.
Ud, I•'riled OM Mr. J. Olinger
ohjeeted to his spt'eial assessment, and
mow, d that said special ; issessutt•nt be
referred to the Committee on Streets.
Carried.
'Cwt. sketches for a building to lie erect -
(d on the Pity found were presented.
:All. Jones nutted to refer the same to
the Committee on Puddle Grounds and
thtildiugs and Pity Eitginoer. Carried.
I'lo• following report of the Special Com-
mittee. .ippoittled to submitplans for
tilli:liug Ih city into road districts was
prt•,ctded .00l read.
I ubulue, Iowa. Feb. 15, 191st.
To the 11.i:or:dile \layer and ('ily coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque:
Gentlemen: ---Your eommitiee appointed
to submit, Ithtos for dividing the city into
ro;td districts for Ilio pntpost' of cleaning,
sprinkling and repairing. beg leave to re-
port that we have given the matter care-
ful t•onsidt•ration and recommend that
slue oily he dlviied into three districts
or
flit IIIrpo:,es. Said districts to
eoailtri,:t• the territory as hereinafter de-
serih d:
The first district shall comprise all the
territory lying south of the following de-
scribed lice: Conuneneing on the west
at the City Limits al. the boundary line
between the First, mid Fourth wards,
thence easterly :long said ward boundary
liar to the center of Grandview Avenue,
thence northerly along the north bound-
Regular Session Feb. 1904.
ary line between the Fourth and Second
wards to the east side of Bluff Street,
thence southerly to the north side of
Bluff and Sixth Streets. thence easterly
to the west side of Iowa. and Sixth
Streets, thence northerly to the north
side of Seventh tad Iowa Streets, thence
easterly to the east line of City Lot 510,
thence along the old corporation line to
the center of Eighth Stre.t. thence east-
erly along tile ward houn.lry line between
the Second and Third wards to the Mis-
sissippi Ricer.
The second district shall comprise all
the territory lying north and east of the
following lines: commencing on the east
at the :Mississippi River on the boundary
line between the Second and Third wards,
thence west, rly .it ag said line to the old
corporation line. thence southerly along
the east lin,• ..f ('iiv Lot :du to the north
side of S.v..11t11 Street, thence westerly
to the west Seventh and Iona.
Srr ets. them, southerly to the north
silt' of Sixth Street. thence westerly to
the east silo of Bluff Street, thence north-
erly to the center of 1•:ighth Street, thence
easter]- to the east side of alley between
Main ❑inl Locust Sieets. thence north-
erly to the south side of Tenth Street,
the:u•e . ;1st. rly to the center of Main
Street, thence northerly along the ward
boundary lire between Third and Fourth
wards to the old corporation line and
being the south boundary line of the Fifth
ward, thence westerly along the ward
boundary line between the Fifth and
Fourth wards to the City Limits.
The thin] district shall comprise all the
territory within the limits of the city not
embraced in the First and Second dis-
tricts as herein described.
Respectfully submitted,
G. A. BARNES.
JAMES H. BOYCE.
C. B. SCI-HEER.
Ald. Frith moved to refer the above
report to the Committee of the Whole.
Ald. Clancy moved a substitute, that
the report he approved, and referred to
the Ordinance Committee to draft an
Ordinance adopting the same according
to law.
Carried by the following vote:
Teas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Horr, Jones, Raymond and Sheridan.
Nays—None.
Mayor Berg reported as follows:
In compliance with the insuvetiuns of
the City Council 1 have carried out the
settlement made by the City .Attorney in
the case of Catherine Ilaggelty vs. City
of Dubuque, by paying to Matthews &
Frantzen, attorneys for plaintiff. the sum
of six hundred and seventeen ($017) Dol-
lars, and by paying the cost of court in
the sum of $10.25. Attached you will find
receipts in full :1s ;.hove.
C. H. BERG,
Mayor.
Ald. Sheridan moved that the report be
approved and the documents received and
filed. Carried.
Bid for printing index and binding 25
copies of the council proceedings for 1903
was ordered opened.
Bid as follows:
The Telegraph -Herald, per book, $3.50.
There only being one bid on motion was
referred to the Committee on Printing.
Bid for painting nine (9) Sprinkling
Wagons was ordel'ed opened.
1:i.1 as follows:
,loo. Newman k `on, painting :1 Sprint:_
?in \\'ag•u.s at I".0 e:ueh, nr $I71..ia for
tt wagons.
'fh''v.• only being one 1 i.l on 111.11011
was re (erred to th,. ('onnnitle,• on 1'nv-
hug. Sweeping and Ste inkling.
I1EP( _tit'I'S (.,I•' S'I'.\NI'IN1, t't
I: ES.
.\Id. ll,a'r. chairman of the
ConnrItt'I, rep rI'd ;.s follows:
Your I'entanitt. ott Finance, to whom
was r. f. rred with i.ewer the p.•tit ion of
John liapp .et :it, ill ''elation to the sp. -
ial assessnt.•nts :i ;iinst iii'' following
property in \\'oodl;two 1':irk .\ddition.
n;nn'•ly: lots l:r'. ]tel. 191. 1:15 (ill ll'd for
the
iinprov, mew ..f Auburn .\ venue. lots
Ti., _i5 40 .lu :lint _11 for the intllroyc-
ntent ..f .\!c n :' .\\e nn,•, lots l:e' and Ti1
fur the inlproc. nn•nt of itee ,rich .\-,•ane
;:t,d lots I''': ;111.1 _ iur the intpruv,•tn,'nt
Of 1 1111.•.11;ae .\C ' n •. beets in' II chat
the>' 11;1 ;2.1%111 1,11 Ih.' prayer of the l..•ti-
lion.•r and li:iv,• ill-trItetell the Treasurer
aeeonli':gly.
your I'.muaitlee on Fin:mttee• to
whom w',.s r f''I ''I \vitt' power the peti-
tion of I'. \. \"o.•Iker in relation to the
sp einl ;.ssessntenls against the following
Pr" p'r'y in \\"oodLtwn Park Addition. to -
wit: I.ols 1'ai, 101, 1,4 and 1..:: for the im-
provem, at of . 111on'n .\venue. lots 4511 :tit
;275 for the intproy. meta of .\lin Avenue.
lots 51 ;ut,l ••5 for the improvement of
Andul...11 ,\v. nue and lots 4_11 : 11,1 _::o for
the improvement of .\:g on:. Avenue. begs
to report that they hale gr:.nte.l the
prny,a• of th.• p1 tilioner nII'l b;t-c lit-
sit'u.te.l the tr•tu'n'er aeeordingl'.
Ji 15E1'1 1 L. 1 I 111:11,
I'Inl 1111].]]1.
\Id. Horr Moved to adopt the reports
of the Finance t'omtnittee. Carried.
Aid. Frith. chairman n1' the Ordinance
Committee, presented ;11111 r';t,l an ()rdi-
nance for the -;ten tion of the ,\Iley in
?:Incl: Dnbugne 1l;nbur Improvement
('o's. Addition, also TeWer St 11.0111
the longingly line of Ih,• :tfuresni,l alley
to the northerly line ..t Will Street, and
moved that the reading just had be con-
sider. d
on -
side ..l its lust reading. Curried.
.A1d. Frith moved to suspend the rules
for the purpose ..t reading the Ordinance
1.y it title the seeond time.
Carried by the follnw'ing vote:
Yitis__.\Ids. ('busy. Corrance. Frith,
Ilorr. J.,t,,'s. (Raymond and Sheridan.
N;.ys- Nene,
'I'Ia• t trliu;.nee was then read by its title
In.• the seeolla reading.
1.1. Frit]. 111.1v .1 that the Ordinance be
now nulu!.I..I
Adopted by the n.11'wing vote:
1'.•;.s—:\Ids. butey. ('orrant•e, Frith,
I iorr, ,]ones, Etaynton.l and Sheridan.
Nays—None,
The Ordinance follows:
AN ORDINANCE.
An Ordinance for the Vacation of the Al-
ley in Block 5, Dubuque Harbor Im-
provement Company's Addition, and
also Tower Street from the northerly
Line of the aforesaid Alley to the
Northerly Line of Wall Street.
Whereas, The Dubuque Star Brewing
Co., a corporation organized under the
laws of Iowa, has petitioned the City
Council of the City of Dubuque for the
vacation of the alley in Block 5, Dubuque
i7
Regular Fessiou Feb. 18., 1904.
Harbor Improvement Company Addition
Tower Street
Wall Street
Dubuque Star Brewing Company owner
official paper of the city
Secion 1. Alley in Block 5 vacated
annulled
permanent use to Dubuque Star brewing company
hree years from the
date of the adoption of this ordinance. A
failure so to do will render this ordinance
null and void.
Section 3. This ordinance shall be in
force and take effect from and after its
passage and publication one time in the
Iiubuque Daily Globe -Journal newspaper.
Adopted --- ---• 1911-1.
Approved ---- --- --•
Attest: Mayor.
City Recorder.
Ald. Cornua•,-, chairman of the commit-
tee on Claims, reported as follows:
Your committee on Claims. to whom was
referred the claim of Pawl Arduser for
$150.00 as compensation for damages sus -
tamed by him by reason of falling en a
slippery sidewalk. would recommend that
in till' Stns of $100.00 be ordered
drawn on the City Treasury in favor of
said Paul Arduser, which sum is to be
in full settlement of all claims of whatso-
ever nature growing out of said accident.
H. CORRANCE, Chairman.
Ald. Corrance moved to adopt the re-
port. Carried.
Ald. Jones, chairman of the committee
on Public Grounds and Buildings, reported
as follows:
Your committee on Public Grounds and
Buildings herewith submits a lease which
has been drawn up by the City Attorney,
leasing the Armory to the Governor's
Greys for a period of one year from Jan-
uary 1, 1904, and would recommend that
the Mayor be instructed to sign the same.
RUDOLPH JONES, Chairman.
Ald. Jones moved to adopt the report.
Carried.
Ald. Clancy, chairman of the committee
on Fire, reported as follows:
Your committee on Fire begs to report
that a representative of the Fire Stone
Tire and Rubber Co., of Akron, Ohio,
called on your committee and agreed to
furnish rubber tires for chemical engine
allow the city a six months' trial of tires
special brake necessary
puchasing hose for the fire department
dubuque Rubber and Belting Company
Gum and Wax treated hose
constructing the sanitary sewer in Dodge Street from South Bluff St to Booth St
be borne by
the city.
Also. your Committee of the 'Whole. to
whom was referred the petition of the
]Uauor Manufacturing til., asking that it
be granted permission to lay :t sidetrack
adjoining its faet:ry on Washington
Street, between Ninth and 'Tenth Sweets,
would recommend that the prayer of the
petitioner h•• granted, provided the work
be done under the snpla'\'iSion of the
Street I'otmt,itt. e and Pity Engineer; we
would further r11ommend that the Ordi-
nance committee be instructed to pre-
pare all ordinance c•onliriniug the right
herein granted.
Also, your Committee of the Whole. to
whom was referred the petition of C. J.
Peterson et al, asking that a sewer be
constructed in Dodge Street from South
Bluff Street to Grandview Avenue, would
recommend that the prayer of the peti-
tioner be granted and that the proper
resolution be presented to this council.
JOSEPH L. I-IORR,
Chairman.
Ald. Horr moved to adopt the various
reports of the Committee of the Whole.
Carried.
Also, your Committee of the Whole, to
whom was referred the resolution intro-
Regular Session Feb. 18, 1904
railroad crossings
Railroad Avenue
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Jones Street
Chicago, Milwaukee, & St. Paul R. R. Co.
First Street
Second Street
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. R. Co.
Third Street
Seventh Street
Eighth Street
Fifteenth Street
Seventeenth Street
Garfield and Rhomberg Avenue
Chicago Great Western R. R. Co.
Eagle Point Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Engine House
redemption of bonds, improving streets
sanitary sewer in Dodge St
Rhomberg Avenue
also at Twenty-fourth Street—that alarm
gongs lie maintained by the Chicago Great
Western R. R. Co.
At Rhomberg and Eagle Point Avenues—
that one man during the day and one
man during the night be maintained by
the Chicago Great Western R. R. Co.
At Sanford Street—that one man be
maintained during the day by the Chicago
Great Western R. R. Co.
Be it further Resolved, That the City
Recorder be and he is hereby instructed
to notify the different railroad companies
herein mentioned of the passage of this
resolution and direct said railroad com-
panies to comply with the same within
thirty days from the service of notice.
Ald. Clancy moved that Seventeenth
Street be stricken out and Sixteenth
Street be inserted in lieu thereof. Car-
ried.
:111(1 knot of nlrttel i;it to he used, 111(1 to
prepare an estimate of the cost thereof
and the amount aisems;thlt upon each lot
or parcel of land adjacent to or abutting
thereon per front foot or square foot in
area, and to file such plat, specifications
:Hid estimate in the office of the City Re-
rorder.
That after Sueli plat is tiled, the City
Recorder 5h:111 ('111151' to he published no-
tice of the Council la malt, such improve-
ment, tvhi,•h notice sb;tll h.• published ill
three consecutive issues of the official
newspaper of the City of Dubuque, stat-
ing that such plat is on file and generally
the nature of the sewer, its location. size
Regular Session Feb. 18, 1904. 17
and kinds of material to be used, and the
estimate of its cost, and fixing the time
before which objections can be filed,
which time shall not be less than five
days after the last publication of said no-
tice, and after the completion of the pub-
lication of such notice, he shall at its next
session, notify the Council thereof in writ-
inf, with a printed copy of such notice ac-
companying the same.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Horr, Jones, Raymond and Sheridan.
Nays—None.
Ald. Raymond moved to adjourn until
February 29th, 1904.
C. F. :\P.ENDT.
City Recorder.
_1111111111111IMEE
Adjourned 1Zeg,u1ar Session Feb. :29,1904,
CITY COUNCIL.
Adjourned Itegular Session, February
pm.).
it..)1.-1FICI•\ 1
Council met Ii s:15 liek P. Ai.
Alayor Berg in the chair.
Present—.\ 1.1s. t'lancy. Corranee. Frith,
liorr. Jones. ISIIymond and Sheridan.
BILLS.
The following hills were ordered paid:
llatungatiner. assistant market-
$ 33 7
master 5
C. I:. Seln-rr, extra work prepairing
Road I listricts /o 00
. - •
II. .1. Tropf, ba
ord ot. pris•mets tor
10 61,
Pehruary
.1. R. (lrk, iron fem.. m retaining
wall on 114410)in.] Mt.,. i).)
City Hall
and Fire department S
Key City .:as c..., gas for various
depart men Is 100 7.,
Palmer. 1 :erg k co., 1.1.111k hooks
and stationery for various .1...p:tri-
mlas 1.-1
Kenna -Lavin Prt'g. 5,. blank s•ta-
ti.mery
C. H. Little, Becker ,(S co.. mantles
and supplies for Expense and Vire
departnients
Safford Stamp Works, s'. ii'- for
Recorder
Even. 1•,1111 for First Ward scales 7 67.
Kannalt t'IS. hol S.• shoeing
for Fire .1.•p11rtim.lit 1 3,1
Lagen & Sloan, Ii l's Sh, wing for
department 5 .11
youenweid..r k Hein, horse shoeing
for Fire Department 4 50
'Wunderlich & Wiederholt, horse
shoeing for Fire department 3 Si)
Lear & Rush, horse ,h,eing for
Fire .lepartment
Collings & Pliffner. shoeing
for I. -ire and Polito depai•tments.. 1 1 2,0
city /las I St.,1.1)))1 Mil coke for
Fire department
Key City c...s co., rental of gas
arcs for Fire department 75
Carr, Ryder & Adams Co., shavings
for Fire department 1 00
F. F. Kane, hay and ...its for Fire
department 161 15
Ellwanger llrlls., Fel i1ti ii 1114 hai'ness
for Fire department 6 Si)
J. Newman & Son, repairs for Fire
department 1 S5
McDonald 55 -Morrison Mfg, Co., re-
pairs for Fire department 1 00
Jno. Mullen, harness di ..ssing for
Fire department
Dubuque Rubbcr & Belting Co., 2,000
feet of hose for Fire department..1660 00
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co., 5
doz. gaskets for Fire department.. 3 00
F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Fire
department 6 00
Jno. Butt, repairs for Fire depart-
ments
G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for Fire
department
Klauer & Kress, hardware for Fire
and Police departments
J. F. His & Bro., repairs for Fire
department
W. H. Torbert, drugs and supplies
for Fire department
Phil Pier, coal and wood for Fire
H J Hagerty veterinary services
La France Fire Engine Co
R W Stewart and J J Linehan
J W wittmer
Wm Hood
W Schneider
T F Kane
A Fluetsch
M A Doran
J Butt
Globe-Journal
the Times
Dubuque Telegraph-Herald
National Demokrat
Union Electric Co
T E Frith
Standard Lumber
Petitions and Communications
Capt R Kimbel
Ferry Dock, Eagle Point Landing
E P Ellwanger claim
C Reifsteck city scales
F Lassance macadam Elm and 26th St
Chas P Mettle, Francis St, Kauffman Avenue and Hart Street
C. G. W. Ry. Co. by Hurd, Lenehan, & Kiesel attorneys
Bee Branch Storm Water Sewer between Garfield and Rhomberg Avenues
Feb. 29, 1904
C. G. W. Railway Co.
Bee Branch Sewer through right of way
Garfield and Rhomberg Avenue
Cushing-McFadden Co.
J. F. McFadden
A. Y. McDonald & Morrison Mfg Co.
Dubuque Packing Co. by Jas Beach
Delinquent Tax Committee
Catherine Blitsch
Mary Silzer
Barbara Bechtel
Board of Equalization and City Assessor
Hugh Breslin
Jno J Keane
Jno P Carroll
Yates' subdivision
college grounds
Haney-Campbell Co
asking for the remittance of their taxes
for 1903.
Petition of 'I'. J Alulgrew asking foo the
vacation of Charter Street from railroad
tracks east to Publie Levee.
On motion was referred to the Commit-
tee of the Whole and they to view the
grounds.
Petition of The Ernsdorff Buggy Co.,
asking that they be exempt from taxa -
'1'o the 1lonorablo Mayor and Pity Council:
1;ontl.•nnat: I hcrowith submit my re-
port 11m1 111y roll for th.• 1'0111,• 111p11r1-
1n1111 for the month of l' Ia•nary. 1904:
'1'ot11 .Arrests 101. the mouth 55
Hosid.•ots Arrested for the month 32
L1or. found open for the month 22
Defective Lights for the month 79
Lodgers harbored for the month 97
Meals furnished for the month 50
Cost of Food for the month $10.00
Sheriff dieting Prisoners $18.20
Patrol runs for the month 37
Aviles traveled 66
Also the pay roll for Policemen for the
month of February, 1904:
Amount due Policemen $1,963.15
On motion the report and pay roll was
received and warrants ordered drawn to
pay Policemen, and the report referred
Lack to the committee on Police.
Adjourned 1 igular Session Feb. 29, 1904
City Engineer Royce reported :,s f111ovws. I
To the IlororaWe Mayor and City Council
of the City of Inductile:
Gentlemen: t herewith submit lily pay.
roll f.a• labor on Streets for the last halt
of Ftbrimry. 1910:
Amount due Laborers on Streets i47F.15
Respectfully submitted.
JAMES H. BOY Cl:.
City Engineer.
,\ I,l,ro\'ed: E. E. FRITH.
1.
Chairman Committee on Streets.
JOSEPII 1.. )lC)ltlt.
Jl111N J. SI11':LI I'AN.
Also submit my pay roll for Libor on
:Sewers during the last half of February,
.1901:
Amount due 1.ahorers on Sew rs.... t It1.'''
Respectfully submitted.
JAMES II. 1:0YCE.
City Engineer.
Approved: JOHN J. SII_EFtIDAN.
Chairman Committee on Sewers.
JOSEPH L. I-IOItl-L.
H UGH CORR.A N ('E.
On motion the pity rolls for Streets and
Sewers were received :Hud w;n•railts or-
dered drawn to pay the various amounts
and the pay rolls referred back to the
proper committees.
City Electrician Ilipm:ul reported as fol-
lows:
To the I l,'uorable Mayor and City Council:
Gentlemen: Icicwith find my report of
Defective Lights for the month of Feb-
ruary. .1904. Accordng to the report of
the 1'ulice Department 1 Iiud that the to-
tal hours that 19 Lamps failed to barn
would eqoal 3 Lamps for one month, ur
$16.20 Respectfully submitted.
WILLIAM HII'\IAN,
City Electrician.
On motion the report was received and
the Auditor instructed to deduct from the
Union Electric Company's bill for the
month of February, 1904, the sum of $16.20.
The Mayor presented and read the fol-
lowing receipt from Paul Arduser:
Dubuque, Iowa, February 23rd, 1904.
Received of the City of Dubuque the
sum of One Hundred ($100) Dollars, in full
settlement for all damages sustained by
me and for all pail and. suffering endured,
and to be endured, by reason of said dam-
ages and occasioned by a fall upon the
east side of Main street, on the 30th day
of December, 1903.
PAUL ARDUSER.
On motion the receipt was ordered re-
ceived and filed.
The following annual report of City At-
torney Barnes was presented and ordered
read:
Dubuque, Iowa, March 1, 1904.
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque:
Gentlemen:—ln compliance with the
provisions of chapter 13 of the Revised
Ordinances of 1901 of the City of Du-
buque, 1 hereby submit my annual report
as City Attorney for the 3ear ending
February 29th, 1904:
Law Cases pending in District Court:
No. 11,539. Maria Kempf, et al, vs. City
of Dubuque.
This action was instituted to recover
damages in the sum of three thousand
($3,000) dollars, from the City on account
of an alleged illegal change of grade in
front of the plaintiff's property. One
ounl ,lain :s that the City apin•opriate,l
part of snub property In the inlprovelnent
of r.'ouUlern
Avenue. Issues outdo up'and
1.as" 1•0;Ily for trial.
No, 12.1,37. 'I limit (Hs, y vs. City of
Ilnbuquo.
Petition of plaintiff in this eas, was
11e.1 for tiro .\Lu•eli term. Is99. of the Dis-
trict 1"air. .1sl.in damages in the sunt
1\w.' ilion:o01 dollar:. on ac-
count of p,'Isilnal in,tnrb•s leceiwed ill
llillp o1 :1Ie q. i w side\w;t ll: nn the
32nd day iii December. 1599. Issues join-
ed ;111(1 ons,, rent) f 'r
N.., vs. City of
11111,,1 :.
I, 'I nt
I court. I'l:un-
il1,1 in 1 \Ln•,'ii
ie.. which had
sling nem'
1). Kien''
nil asks
the sunt
Issue?
trial.
1 I:. 'I ,',11.''v cs. Pity
This is an anion to iee: v, r oil, thou-
sand l$Lut01 dollars damages s against the
City on account of injuries received by
I.lanttiff on tie ctli day of \l:ty. hel), by
the explosion of :H dyn:ttr.ite cap, vwl,i,•h
he had found near \wh, r'• .•',nn' oily ''ut-
pbq'ees hail been sworking` Case pend-
ing on motion to lu•tition.
Nu 13,217. Gustav Siltree ws. City of
Dubuque.
'I'llis is; an ;tetion brnur4ht :against the
City by the fit Ii ''1'''f one .\rn',ld Schnee,
minor. to recover damages its the sum
I f live thousand ,$:,,1euu dollars on account
if the .le;•ilt of said minor, which. it is
alleged r :stilted from a fall off the side-
walk in front of the store building known
as No. 13'13 Rhomberg Avenue. The fall
resrilling in said minor breaking his net l:.
Action was brought for the January terns,
1901. of the District Court. Issues made
up and case ready for trial.
No. 13.3'7. John McGuire vs. City of Du-
btalue.
('ase instilnit,t February 2.5, 1901. In
his petition the iI.ulutlt'f I. 'it, s that he
was injured by falling nett an obstruc-
tion on Sixteenth Street, between \\'hit,'
and Jackson Streets, on the :nth day of
November, 19110, and on account of the
injuries received, lie asks judgment
against the City for the sum of one
thousand 1$1.01111 dollars. Issues made
up and case ready fits 11:11.
No. Ia.IGI. Ill:t;les It. i';Hlnn•r vs. City of
Dubu,lue,
Action to recover fifty ($fa) dollars to
horse and \\ay;1:n, milled by the horse
backing over an unguarded wall on Semi-
nary Street. Issues made tip and case
re:nlw for trial.
No. 13.1;:1::. \l:u•y \1cfnire vs. City of
minima..
Action to recover damages against the
City on account of Injuries to horse,
caused by a sheet of ice on Stafford
Avenue, and its intersection with Queen
Street. Case was started before Ja-
cob Kessler, J. P., who found for plain-
tiff in the sum of fifty ($130) dollars. De-
fendant appealed and the Justice prepared
and filed his transcript in the office of
the clerk of the District Court. Case
ready for trial in the District Court.
No. 13,671. Catherine Sheridan vs. City
of Dubuque.
Adjourned Regular Session Feb. 29, 1904
Plantiff seeks to recover judgement against the defendant for $10,000 dollars
personal injuries received by December 8th, 1901
falling on an alleged defective sidewalk
Lot No. 617
verdict in favor of plantiff
Adjourned Regular Feb. 29, 1904
where site claims to have been injured,
was broken. decayed and out of repair.
('ase tried it the January term. 1904. in
life District Ceut t. ,Jury returned a vet' -
diet ter lice bundled ($5001 dollars in fav-
or of the plaintiff' on J:tnr:try 11. 1904.
Motion (ur +a n,'w 11'1.1l oc,artl„,. No
further :u•tiott i.11,:.•11 in 1::IS CIS.. up to
the prew to time.
EQPITY t'.\SI•:S I'LXlltXt: IN THE
1 )IS'I'1:1t''I' I'((l'1:'I'.
No. 13.138. Adam Vogel vs. City of Du -
Pet biett
u-
Petition Itle,! „.pti nal, r 25. 1902, praying
that a A\ti: „I' Iti•joeotiou Issue to restrain
said defendant from attempting to make
said ut Snh(liVi,$iee 1,"t number six
in the City of Dubuque. to pay for the
street improvement en (lay S:reet and
Seventeenth Street. abutting said lot. De-
f(•ntlnttt tiled answer and counterclaim,
claiming on the part of the City the
v:alae of the material furnished and labor
pert. wined in making the improvement re-
ferred to. The issues relating to said
eeonterc•Irttm are not yet made up.
Ne. 13.1:1:1. Citizens' State Prank v's. Rob-
ert Jess :and City of Dubuque.
'this is a fereelesme proceeding started
doting a former administration. Petition
claims that the mortgage sued on is su-
perior to any claim or lien the City
may have against the prem - - eribed
in the mortgage. The pr. e•
le, is situated on ti:. .,ntitt
First and Main Str, • "1 -
to is the special as
said pretIu. 's for
Alain Suv•,1. :\ de,
entered during a
and the case was coutieee,I
erred
.,rust of
referred
against
anent of
was
-1:.,t
City
of Dubwlue. This property ,•hanged
hands in the meantime and .w belongs
to the Dubuque Malting ..:.d Brewing
Company. who are seeking to obtain a
permanent injunction restraining the City
from collecting said special rtssessmeut
in this same proceeding by way of sup-
plemental petition. The issues are net
yet made ftp.
No. 14.220. 'l1a Dubuque Building 6'r Loan
Assaciatt, _ vs. Theodore Trieloff et al.
and City i nabuque.
This is a ,•losure proceeding in which
the plaintiff states that the City claims
to have nota,• lien upon the premises de-
scribed in the mortgage, but whatever lien
the City may have the same is junior and
inferior to the lien of plaintiff's mortgage.
1 filed a motion a asking' plaintiff to make
the petition more specific by stating what
lien it is claimed that the plaintiff has
against said property. Case is now pend-
ing on this motion.
No. 14.09l. Lizzie Breithaupt vs. Wm.
Connell et al., and the City of Dubuque.
This is a foreclosure proceeding, in
which the plaintiff claims that the City of
Dubuque claims a lien against said prop-
erty, but that any lien that the City has
is junior and inferior to the lien of said
mortgage. The lien referred to is the
special assessment for improving Southern
Avenue abutting the south seventeen feet
of Lot number five, and the north eight
feet of Lot number six of Levi's Addition
and subsequent taxes. Defendant filed a
general denial, but no hearing has been
had on the part of the City.
CASES AND CLAIMS SETTLED AND
DISPOSED OF SINCE LAST
REPORT.
No. 12.051, Alphons Matthews vs. City of
Dubuque.
Suit to recover nine hundred twenty-five
Session Feb. 29, 1904.
($9'5) doliars from the City on account of
professional services rendered the same.
This case was tried and judgment entered
on the 25th day of November. 1899, during
a. former administration. Judgment en-
tered fat• nine hundred twenty -live ($925)
dollars, with interest at 6 per cent. from
the 9t11 (tray of April, 1890; the amount
due April 2nd. 1903. was $1,312.40, judgment,
and $30.0e costs. Warrants were ordered
drawn en said date and this claim and
cents were paid.
No. 12.802. Mary A. Langworthy vs. City
of Dubuque.
Petition filed at the January term, 1900,
claiming four thousand ($1,000) dollars
damages on account of personal injuries
received by her in falling on a slippery
sidewalk. on August 20, 1899. whit,• walk-
ing along \\'inutta Avenue. 'I'Itis case was
dismissed on the 0th day of _April, 1903.
Defendant praying the costs taxed at $17.00.
Ne. t3,(U0. Jacob Pfeiffer vs. City of Du-
buque.
'finis was it suit for personal injuries.
Plaintiff claiming live thousand
dolt:us as damages ;alleged to have been
sustained by milia: on :t spot ,,f ire sit-
uated ,.et the sidewalk at the southeast
curter of Main :utd lecen,l Streets. ('iso
tried :It tile January term, 19111. and ver-
dict in favor of tine Pity. :Hid judgment
r(anb•red a itrst I,luintit'f for costs,. Plain-
tiff appealed to the supreme court. 1 pre -
paned additional :abstract :anti argunn•nt,
:11t.1 argiwil the e.ts,• int the Stltl'enu• ('.,tart
nt the Iiva• rite sante eras snhmitted. The
judgment the lower ,•uurt was :tfl:irnted
by the Supreme Court. This decision is
in fever of the City :and finally disposes
of the ease.
No. 13,181. .Mary J. Stannard vs. City of
Dubuque.
Petition was filed for the October term,
1900. Plaintiff claimed damages against
the City in the stun of one thousand
($b0e0) dollars, on :accottnt of an alleged
iminry sustained by her fruit falling on a
sidewalk in front of No. 2718 Cooler Ave-
ttee• en the 18th day of August, 1893. I
tiled a demurrer to the petition, which
was sustained at the May term, 1903. Case
dismissed at plaintiff's cost on November
4, 1903.
No. 13,435. Adelain Bracconier vs. City of
Dubuque.
This is an action to recover five thou-
sand ($5,000) dollars damages against the
City of Dubuque for injuries sustained
by plaintiff. She alleges that she was
injured by having her right foot caught
in a hole in the sidewalk on Alta Vista
Street on March 3, 1901. A demurrer to
the petition was sustained and judgment
rendered against pittilltff for costs. No
appeal to the Supreme Court was per-
fected in this case and the above dispo-
sition is final.
Ne. 13,494. Geo. B. Albrecht vs. City of
Dubuque.
Petition filed for the October term, 1901,
of the District Court. Plaintiff claims
seven hundred ($700) dollars from the
City on account of back salary. A de-
murrer to the petition was sustained on
the 13th day of January, 1903, and plain-
tiff was given sixty days to prepare and
have filed a bill of exceptions. Judgment
against plaintiff for costs. No appeal
to the Supreme Court was perfected and
the above disposition of the case is final.
No, 12,506. Theo. Altman vs. City of Du-
buque.
Petition filed for the October term, 1901.
of the District Court. Plaintiff claims
•
Adjourned Regular Session Feb. :29, 1904.
tw,, dollarstittIlitISt II m•eonnt of leiltitit ile,' for the A1.1. term. 1;1112. Ilf
lock stiltto• and int, it st from _April I ii. Dist Het coin t. 11 tint iff aslts l'97. Ihmturter to petition sustained an Id against the and John I.
Jimmity id. 1903. Judgrnent against plain- int in the stint II tiv thonsind ($5,0040
dollars as damages allegtd to have be, n
sustained 1,y Ii iii tIt son • .1.
ge,i. wrongful cony,' sitin of his esi -
den.— int., a Detention I lospita 1. 1,,
tirrer to petition til, d Ala\ fah. 19 12. um
rii 10C.t, Ht. Cod.. all 1 ,IIher
case d its to Cit
miry 12, 191:1. ii tlaintiff's .•,,sts.
NII. AI. ( 'ily of
1 mi moue.
Petition ill, ,1 ii tit,' t.1.111. 19,2. of the
I ,f -t", ii t011. II claims led:t-
n., ni dest Ile. city ..or th,
\•. tho,H, 111, ,111 :1,-1111111
reaen' t Him s allege
It, have 1,i ei, hy
f,illiiii.t till ii nu, \ en for:nation ,/11
1.',11111,11111 :N111.1 1, 1 \\*. -u Alt, Ph•asittit
511 •1. A 111.11H11
.11111'1112 11.0 11,i' It. 11101i.. his 11th -
lit at ;nor,. sit tie .IS S11,,I.1111.•11 ,111 11111
5t1-1 dv of 11'1VY. 1:111. :11111 plaintiff
was ttrant-,1 live clays ii 11. amend
liis la tition. 1'1 tintift. failitut to tile in
anten(lnl,.1.I 1,y Ca ordt•red lv lii
eriort., ill, d tntl
fnemt titiered agaiPst It] thltiff for •,,s1.4
Tin, is Baal .lisposition th,
tiff flit' t•.,, -1.S. Plaintiff given sixty its
to prepare and have Med hill ,if 1, -
lions. No appeal was perfeettal .111d 111,
ti IV' diSi51S111111: I.r tilt' lI final.
N.,. (Marles 1'. Thomas vs. city
of I ittimone.
.11111111 111 I for tin: netol,er ham, It
of Hie Histriet. Court. Plaintiff elaini,
"-even 11111).11., d ($700) dollars, from the
City on aiaatunt Ihielt. salary. 'hamm-
ier to petition sustained on tie Lith day
11111:1.
:111,1 IlilV.• 111,,(1 Lill
N“ appeal was Iile.mal and
the ;move dispositien the case is final.
Nt,12,505. Matt Stafford vs. Dm-
Intque•
petition tiled fir iii' 1).•1,.1”-r it lin, 1:01,
or ill,. Ids! ri,t (...1;rt. I 'Ltintiff
sev„ii huLdred t::74110 dollars from tilt'
City on accomit of hacl: salary. De-
mur], r to petition sustained on the 1:ltli
Clay 4,f .lantrit•y. Itto:1; judgait•itt again,t
1,1a illtilftill1SIS. Plaintiff given sixty
days to prt•p:Ll'.• .111.1 11.1V.tilt-ii t•N-
,•••ption,-., N ill,a1 was ',Fleeted (Ind the
aimv.. disposition of the ease Is 1111:11.
1'11111.11 VS. 1:11Y trf Du-
buque.
Petition tiled for the oetol,er ttrm,
of the DistriM Court. Plaintiff tilthlVIs
seven hunarea $7040 Ciollars from t
City on account of hack. salary. De-
murrer to thaitien sustaineil on the 13th
day tic wiry, 1903: jug -Iglu, nt against
plaintiff for 1.11S1S. P111111111' given sixt•
days t .1 j11.1.11i11.1 ;111.1 1.111. 1611
No appeal was perf.a.ted and the
above disposition ot the ease is Imal.
Lagen vs. City of Du -
Petition tiled for the October term, 1901,
of tin' District Court. Plaintiff claims
four limull.ed ($9110 (-1„th,r, with interes
from Auril 7. Po.N. on account of back
salary. lhantirter to petition sustained
on the 12th i day ,,f January. 1903; judg-
nualts tigilinst plaintiff for costs. Plain-
tiff civil sixty tlays to prepare and
have tiled bill of ex('eptions. No appeal
was perfected and the above disposition
of the case is final.
No. 13.111. Frank Denm.rt vs. City of
Dubmple.
Petiti:ui tiled for the October term, 1901,
of the Histriet Court. Plaintiff claims
four ($400) dollars and interest
from A pill 7, 1,.9S, on account of back
salary. Iiennirrer to petition sustained
on the kith day of January, 1903; judg-
ments against plaintiff for costs. Plain-
tiff given sixty days to prepare and have
filed bill of ex,eptions. No appeal was
perfect .d and the above disposition of
the ease is final.
No. 13,112. 3. It. Jellison vs. City of
Dubuque.
Petition filed for the October term, 1901,
of the District Court. Plaintiff claims
seven hundred ($700) dollars from the
City on account of back salary. Demur-
rer to petition sustained on the 13th day
of January, 1903: ;judgment against plain-
tiff for costs. Plaintiff given sixty days
to prepare and have filed bill of excep-
tions. No appeal was perfected and the
above disposition of the case is final.
No. 13,474. Otto Iiirkly vs. City of Du-
buque and John I'. Hancock.
Petition !Heti ;it ALty 1.1.m. 11,2.
the District Court. Plaintiff asks judg-
ment agaiast tlit City f,,r the S11111 ti' livi.
thnlIS:11111 1$:;,41nin Ch',Ilars as damages for
hilt:0,s alleged tt t hay.• lit'- it
ii!•1' 11, -t'rml i -i It Itl.)!, 1,y slipping on an
iniev,at formation tt• 111' 011
it I,},,IW,11.1 Mt. V.•11q.•intl
W".1.111 S11,1-1. A 11,“litill
1,, r 1•1 it lie
sustain..1 1,y the court tilt the 5th
.1.1y 1.1 rt.itl 11,11W, I1C1, 1110 phintiff was
i_Il vi II 1i V.' ninth to COMply WWI
S.1111 ord..r. Plaintiff f itlitig to tile alllend-
IPt'lli it, ordered by the
Coma. 1111.
1111'111 d against plaintiff for costs.
This is ;I tinal disposition of the case.
The following cases. John Tierney a's.
City of Dubuque. amount itt claim $16.50:
Ben Busse city tlf Ituhlique, claim
$25.00; James Rooney vs. City t if Dubuque,
claim $25.00; I'M' Dumphey VS. City of
Dubuque, claim $27,00. taid Nick Brandt
vs. City of Dubuque. 'It mm $:t:I,tll ill be-
ing cases to iceover salary withheld by
the City and in which judgments were
entered before 10 -.Kearney, Justice of the
Peace. were I.y defendant paying
the judgments, the amount in controversy.
being too I.) -justify an appeal.
No. 13,973. Catherine Haggerty V:-1. City of
Dubuque.
Petition filed February 19, 1903. Plaintiff
claims one thousand ($1,000) dollars for
Personal injuries alleged to have been sus-
tained by her on December Gth, 1902, by
falling upon an icy sidewalk while walk-
ing on the west side of Dell Street. After
a careful examination into the facts sur-
rounding this case. I was fully convinced
that the plaintiff had a good casa against
the City, and recommended to the com-
mittee on Claims that the case be set-
tled. The injuries received by plaintiff
are of a serious and permanent nature,
and I was authorized by the committee on
Claims to make the best settlement pos-
sible in this case, and the case was set-
tled for the sum of $617; defendant pay-
54 , AcLourned Regular
Session Feb. It C4.
11], coos17. $11,22:i. This settle-
ittemit was approved liy thi • committee on
clm.inis and Connell.
ilYan vs. ('it it
Petition tiled Ilma. of
the 1../istt.iet Court. Plaintiff claims tact,-
ty-tive hundred dollars. fol. pcl'-
:.4.,1:11 by her while \ea 11:.•
ing mill the nortlim•rly side of Cleveland
Avenue: said injuries being caused by a
11018, :illi defective plank iii the Amboy:11k
which hail been in that coinlition for a
Immi.g. tin... prior 1‘, the arci,1,111hum ex-
aininine the sidewalk in mutestion. I found
the claim mi' the petitioner to hi' correct.
lilt hit lii' lily had
iii.' vu, condition (.01111i1,1hicii if I
exist iii i.uiiil 81,10W011( fat' long time prior
to the accident. and upon exainining the
if pi.iiitity I flint
t ha, sho was seriously and Per -
ma II, Lily injured. I iseertitined
that the could lie settli•d fur it rea-
sminahle 1111,11nt and reported to tilt.
mii t'liiiirms that the case could be
11•11 1.11. mini' 'Mildred and twtmety-liye
mill, rs ;Ind costs iit' court taxe,1 at
Tho corundum,. min Claims author-
ized a settlenient min this basis. \\Mich
\\ aliproveml by the Commcil aril the
case wo:. settled.
Ni, I 1.1;3, Maria I.. Thedinga vs. City if
is ;,„ I., i)istri,.t. Court
front lLu' action of the City i'moincil sitting
as a Curl iii Imionalizatimin iii refusing
reduce her assessment upon south
1.2 :mem! root or. lot 1;1 and the north
1 1 feet of lot in the City if 101.011C1.11e,
f10111 111111. 111011.,1041 ilo.i1;irstm styli 0018-
01141 .10lial'8. (•:180 \\":1S, to the
coati, who affixed the ,issossinent at the
sum After the appeal the Cit
offered to reduce this assessment from
nine thousand dollars. hi eight thousand
\Odell the iiiiiietiff refused to :me -
cent, and 1.0callSt. (.1' this Pict the court
ordered that inti party pay its own costs.
Thoth 1Veipert vs. City of 1.mbuque.
l'atil \Veipert in the notice served on the
City, Filmic. a iditirn fur twenty -
live hail:h.:it
danniges for 1.(mtsmc injuries clitim-
eml to have Imeou :must:lined hint
February IL I of a fall (IC -
1st Iii'! by:, miclom•iiim• railing on littim north
side of Ilroamlwit. Exttaision; the supports
to :maid, r;111004 11,1(110; 1.0(.11 sawed off in
tinter that the sidewalk. tainhl he It.vt.leil
up, :I:1(1 :tiler the sidewalk was repaired
the railing tilt not fastened in position.
condition Intml existed for several
months 111101' to 110 ;0•(111011( and (11t, City
Was (•10:11'1' 1111111c for the condition ithat
described. The injuries to plaintiff \vete
of a very painful, though not of a perma-
nent Hahne. I arranged for a settlemimnt
of CIL., case on the basis ut t \vo hundred
($2010 41011:11's. With the approval of the
committee on t'lairns. This action was
:tot:roved liy the cmitineil 16, 19113, and
the case was settled for said sum of two
1$211in dollars.
Anna Bertsch vs. City of Dubuque.
Mrs. .\nirt Bertsch in her notice pre-
sented to the Council August 90, 1903,
('laltned mine (110118:11111 ($1,0)0) dollars on
account of personal injuries sustained by
falling on a clefectivt, sidewalk on the
corner of Twenty-sixth and Jackson
Streets, on the 12th day of July, 1903. Up-
on an examination of the sidewalk where
tite injury occurred it was found to be in
a dangerous and defective condition, the
U
Ille 1111 (11(1 sidowall: which should
have la ei, romovoil and rililiteed prior to
tho accidont. I SlIt•ci•c(10,1 in arranging a
mailimpromise mmf this' claim for the sum of
and bitty ($1-111) dollars and
recommelithal a settlement of the ease to
the committee on Claims. The committee
mill l'laims and Council approved this ac-
tion and the case was settled September
mil. 1913. by 1110 payment of one hundred
and forty Cd Im dollars in full satisfaction
of the claim.
SUPREM C( ib 1 t SES.
Gustav Seititem., administrator,
‘4.tilt 01: 1)0110010,
11111111(in: C1:1111:8( 1011 (11,1118:1101 1$111,1.01111
dollars danniges as administrator of the
,s1a1t. deceasetl. It is
alleged that said .\iemild Schnee came to
mieittli lmy fallingoff the sidewalk in
fruid of the store building known as No.
Elainilmerg .Aventle. The ease was
tiled at the January term, 1902, and tbe
jury rendered a verdict for the City. The
01.111't 8118(11111(.(1 111011011 for a 110W
1'10111 1110 .0.1101, I If OW t'muliil in grantin;....
a new trial, defendant. appealed to tit.
Sup:eie Court. Supreme C01111. :11111'1110,i
il_ic it li011 of (11‘• tm iii t Mt 2't it day
iii'.1:111111.0". 1;q11, tilt tilt 111011115 it it (ID...
11111S1 10. 10.4,1101 111,1 ill (11C 1118(1.10.
P(..tition tiled for the Alay term. Dol.
.Plaintiff claims three thousand Gil:Lotto)
11011111'S (18 1111111:11408, 101' receivtmmi
by hint by falling over a soil:, or wire on
the sitlewalll in the rear of A. A. Cooper's
barn on \Vest Fifth Street. 'Flits ease was
tried during a former administration, at
the January tern:. 111112. Jury found for
plaintiff in the stint of $2.75n. The court
in overruling the motion for a now trial
tiled lit defendant reduced the verdict to
$2,2211. On the 25th day of July. 1902, 1
served notice if appeal to the Supreme
Court, ititiHm•Imared abstract and printed
argument IL 1 also presented oral argu-
ment to th.• Supreme Court, al the time
if sillmmissimii, mif'. the ease. The Supreme
Court reversed thi• judgment of tile low-
er court on the day of January. 191)4.
'i'his decision of the Supremt• Court is in
1.:10,1' of OW City.
Ni.. 13.752. Thmitnas Considine vs. City of
Dubuque.
Petition Moil for the I iotiil,or term, 1902,
the Itistrii•t Court. Plaintiff asks
-judgment against the city for the stint
rwettly-live hundred dollars on ac-
count if personal injuries alleged to haVe
been received by htrtt white \vall:ing Or:
the sidewalk 40' driveway 11.1.1:0•011( to lot
number Hiroo bit of the Subdivision of
lots 10 and 211. in 1:idly's Subdivision,
all Addition to the (_'ity , if I mlitique,
caused as by stepping upim a quan-
tity (.1. l'010.z11, 1,0111110(1, 811.1iillg :11141 un-
slipprry claimed by ilaintiff
to have existed on a driveway across
said sid,walk :it said point. The case
wits tried at the January term, 19113, and
a vurdiet rendered in favor of plaintiff
for the sum of $71;.2,(iii. Defendant tiled
a motion for :1 now trial January 22, 1903,
which was iivorruied by the court and
judgment rendered mill the verdict. Front
this judgmont the defendant appealed
to the Supreme Court, where the case is
now pending,
Front an examiniiiiiin ..f the foregoing
list of cases. it will be I .1,,,,i•vc.d that not-
withstanding it large proportion of the
cases have boon disposed of, that the
.1"110 I. 1:.1114 lily 1,1' 101-
,
Adjourned Regular Session Feb. '1.9, Ull) I. 53
new edscs bled ke els the lumber prac-
tically the :-:ne :is existed at the begin-
1,ing of my tram of uffiI I. :\ majority
of these r.t:-cS arise front in.iurieS cluim-
ea to have he 111 clue to dcfecliyI• street:;
nu sidt.w:tll(s. and whit, tilt. Legit -thinly..
has :tlienip!ed to safeguard the rights of
the City i.y re,pdring :. writ len, vet Hied
statement. of the time. 111.1•e, extent of
injury- and parth•tillir defect. etc., to I e
1111(1 within thirty caul clays from the
date of the injury. the provisions of the
51:11111 do n:.t in fact accomplish the :le -
sired result. In nearly every case the
claimant. \tails until the last clay before •
filing this notice. and in it great major-
ity of ;.ts+•s the City hies no opportunily
or ne;lking an examination of the piae,
-where the injuries otie alleged to tn(v
occurred until the evidence of the allege 1
defect lets disappeared. It is undoubted-
ly leu:- that the taxpayers in all the
cities in the States are entitled to moil
protection from the Legislature in cases
of this character, than at present pro-
vided.
The representatives of most of the
cities of the Best unci second class aro in
Livor additional legislation tending
to relieve such cities ,.I' this 1111'(115 and
annny:t ace, anti 11 is lel o pe std to make a
united e•Il,•t in this direction. One of
the remedies suggested is the I,assage of
a Statute 'xenll,tin cities of (lie first
and second class Ironn any li;thility re-
sulting 1'r nn defect ive streets ur side-
walks unless ;t tnitlee of the parlicul'u'
defect causing or contrihlting to til.,
injury, is tiled with the clerk of the city
or served upon the Stteet Commissioner.
at least live days previous to the time
when the accident occurs. Other meas-
ures have also been considered which
tend to reduce the liability in the se cases.
in order to bring this nl;ltte•r prominent-
ly before the Legislature it is desirable
that the City -Attorneys mentioned. hold
a meeting at 1 tl s AMots, before the ad-
journment 1f that hndy.
I heli,•\(• it would he a,l\is:thle for your
Honorable Body to 111•ep;ue ;tn,l toss a
resolution. setting forth the needs of the.
City in this particular and asking the
Legislature to pass ;t hill either along the
liner above suggested. or such other 144-
islation as they maty dctm proper, whit-il
will tend to reduce municipal liability
in this class of cases. And if you deem
It ndvis;ti.le I.. authorize me to attena
the meeting above referred to.
Respectfully submitted,
A. BARNES,
('it\ Attorney.
Ald. Tiavnn.u,l moved that the report
be adopted ;uul pt.idished in the proceed-
ings, Carried.
Aid. liter moved that the recommen•
dation sec forth in the annual report of
the City Attorney he approved, and the
City Attorney instructed to draw up a
resolution covering the same, and pre-
sent it at the next meeting of the Coun-
cil. Carried.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT-
1EES,
Ald. Frith, chairman of the Ordinance
Committee, presented and read an Ordi-
nance establishing Road Districts and de-
fining their limits and moved that the
reading Just had be considered its first
reading. Carried.
Ald. Frith then moved that the rules
be suspended for the purpose of reading
the (n'Ili.:,.oe, Ly is till.. for th, sccond
time
Carried I y the following vol.':
Yeas—Alda. l'Inuc•y-. C,aranc, frith.
lion% Jones. Raymond and She!i11:ut.
Nays—None.
The ordinance was then read by its
till, for the second time.
Al i. Frith nn.\.•,I That the ordinance
be 1111(1 :IIl,cl,i1'11 as react.
('aril. d I.y the following \ale:
Yc;,s--.\Ids. Cluny, Corr;uu•e, Frith,
Dory, Jones. laynunal and Sheridan.
Nays—Non:.
th•dinane follows:
Al: ordinance establishing L'o;(d Dis-
tricts; and d,•lining their I.ituits:
ile it (111111111111 ill the City Council of
the City of I(uhuque:
Section I. That the City of Dubuque be
divided into three Lio:ul Districts, for the
purpose of c•Icuuing. sprinkling and re -
I airing the :greets of said City in ac•
coF'LIII,• will( section Pel1 of the Code of
P'97.
Section _. All that portion of the City
of Ind iu,lu, which lies south of the fol-
lovvin,g deseril,ed lila 4-1. to -wit: Com -
1 ,11 .he West nl till' ('ity I.iIuit:
at the I,onndnry lin,• tieltvel.t the Fir --t
and 1Volarllt w;u'Qs; tht.nec e.•nslorly :11111g
Said ward hound;uy Iille In the center of
Grandview Avenue; thence northerly
;,long the north boundary line helweett
the Fourth and the Second wards to the
east side of Bluff Street; thence souther-
ly to the north side of Chaff and Sixth
Streets: thence easterly to the west side
, i 1110,, and Sixth Streets: thence north-
cerlv to the north side of Seventh an,l
lore;( Streets; thence easterly to the cast
line of City Lot Gln; thence along the old
corporation line to the center of Eighth
Street; thence• cask Hy along the ward
boundary line het ween the Second and
Third %yards to the center of the channel
of the AIississippi Ricer, shall be, and
constitute the First Load District of the
City of I (iihuque.
Scetion a. All of that part of said City
lying north and east of the following
lines, to -wit: ('onun:awing on the east
:It the center of the Alain Channel of the
Mississippi River on the boundary line
between Ihe• Second and 'third wards;
thence westerly along said line to the old
orpor:ltin5 line; thence southerly :.long
the east line of City Lot :de to the north
std. of Seventh Street: thence westerly
to the west side of S,•\e.ilh and Iowa
Streets: thence southerly to the north.
suck of Sixth Street: til, are westerly to
the east sill • of I',liitf SIreet; Ihcuce
northerly to Ih1 :•,•tiler of Eighth Street;
thence easterly to the east side of al-
]ey ht -tweet. villin ;and Locust. Streets;
thence northerly III the South side of
Tenth Sweet: thence easterly to the cen-
ter of Dain Strict: thence northerly along
the ward boundary line between the
Third and Fourth wards, to the old cor-
poration line, and being the south bound-
ary line of the Fifth ward; thence west-
erly :,leu_ the ward I nundat•y line be-
tween th,e Fifth and I'ourlh wards to the
City Limits; shall h' and constitute the
Second 11o:,d District of the City of Du-
buque.
Section 4. The Third Road District of
the City of Dubuque shall comprise all
the property within the Limits of the
City, not embraced in the First and
Second Districts as described in sections
two and three hereof.
511
Adjourned Regular Session Feb. =)Sl, 1904.
Section f. At the ling 1if nt:dcin, the
aununl :1u11ropri:lllers in i:a•1i \,•at', the.
1'ntmeil shall ileterniitie the ,nnonnt to
I.,•
spit -tiled in each o11' said Read h is-
Iricl inr the 1nnpose nI' r;niulain,, rl,:nt-
in•_ nd ro iclilin t h• rtreet1. alleys Anil
public 'dams in loch 1.i s.1id listIi,ts:
%drills appropriation shall not he in CX -
1,,. 011' the ptoreeds of ;1 I Ix ,ci INN, milt,
on Ih1• dollar on Ih,• t:lxaLlo v::1111' of
flee property incl11led ill raid district, in
addition In iii poll tax of residents of
Sail dislriel, : fid the road tax on land,
not 11:11 l for ordinary city bixee.
Seeti0'i 'I'he poll tax of residents of
each ,listriet -Ball lie paid into ln'opel-
tonl listtiei fend. awl when paid in
labor '4111111 h•• worked in such district.
and sn fat' at: praclicahle, :ill the work
11,u1ing, sprinkling :and repairing the
streets in :my district Shall be performed
by residents of the district.
Section 7. 'Phis- Ordinance to be In force
and take effect from and nftcr its pas-
sage ;1111 III licalinn one lime in the
Ind,1011, 11.1i1c t,i;he-Juurn:iI newSl:iper.
Passed
App1ov'ecl --
Attest
Fite ti1,n11,•r.
. \layer.
Ald. Frith. ehairnt::u of the committee
on Streets. report-, ns 1'1111„vv's:
A'onr,.onimittee 011 itt VII' III, to w'hont
w;is rel'1 rred till re"o11Itilitt proposing 111
1.•vy ;1 speci:ll nssl•s'snn•nt Against certain
lots 11111 ',oriels of 1:Iil l for cleaning sant'
and ice fr•nn the sidewalks abutting there-
on during the month of January, 140-I.
would respectfully recommend that said
resolution 11e adopted.
skis Frills oohed to adopt the report.
tarried I1y the following vote:
Yeas --Alis, Clancy, l'orrtutcc•. Frith,
11orr. .Jnt,1•s. Raymund anal Sheridan.
Nays—Nome.
Alis Frith also reported as follows:
1'o111' committee on Streets would re-
speell'ully rel mtmt•td in favor of allow-
ing so Inch of the attached bill of Petet
Eishach. contractor, for work done on the
Bee Branch Sewer :ts there is money in
the fund, and paying the balance when
the new appropriation is made. Provided,
said Peter Eisbach signs a written agree-
ment to accept the same in full settlement
of :ill claims Of whatsoever nature grow -
in; lint of his contract on said Pee Branch
s1
Wer,
AId. Frith moved that the report he
adopieII ;n111 the City Attorney instructed
to pr1•p.me a receipt to he signed by Mr.
1•:isll:ielI. tarried.
Frith also reported as follows:
your committee on Streets, to whom
was referred the accompanying plat sub-
mitted by the City Engineer showing a
prop,sed street from Queen Street ex-
tended. easterly to Windsor Avenue,
would recommend that said plat be ap-
proved and that the l.inwood Cemetery
Association Ise allowed the sum of Nine
ltonind Dollars for the land It is pro-
posed ul take for said street, alley and
park ;as shown nn said plat, for which
antotitit we would further recommend that
warrants tie ordered drawn on the City
Treasury. to the paid over to said Associa-
tion by the \layor. upon the presentation
of the proper deeds to the city.
Aid. Frith moved that said plat and re-
port be adopted.
Carried by the following vote:
Peas—:\Ids. 1'l;ntcy. Corr:tnee. Frith,
Herr. .1en1:s. lityntend anti Sheridan.
Na vs—None.
Aid. Jon, s chaiiotati or the Priming
nnmittee,
',ported as follows:
Your committee on Printing. II, vv ho nn
vcns
ref, tired the hill itthntill,•,l 11y the 'I',•1-
,ra11h-Ilet'ald for printing the index for.
And hin,lini III golly -live cold,•, 111' rho
town, it Ilroece11111,s for the year 1111:: for
the sunt of $:1.:11 per book. beg to report
tit:11 wo have x,0,1,1,1 said hid awl hive
instructed the Telegraph -1 1 erahl to pro-
ceed with the
Jonas mot'111 to :atolls the report.
tried.
AId. Raymond. chairman of the commit-
tee on Paving. Sweeping and Sprinkling.
reported that the committee had aw:u'ded
the contract for painting the nine Sprink-
ling \\'agoras to John Ncwnt:nt & Son at
$111.1111 each. and Moved that the action of
the ennialttiee 111. apill, 1\ii. 4 tI'ried.
Atli. Chi :cy moved that the chairman
on l'av'ing. Sweeping :Ind Sprinkling be
:ntthorized to take ant a policy insuring
said \cagons for sixty 11.1ys. tarried.
AId. 11ou'r, chairman of the Ih1:u'd of
Equ:Ilizati.m. 11•1)011ell :1s follows:
Your Ilii d of i•:1pu1liratil.n, to whom
w'as referred the petition of Clara R. tl:ut-
tei•,I,ett:, asking that the valuation on Lot
Porter's .Add., be reduced from $666.66 to
$100.11,1 wnul;l recommend that the v'aln:i-
ti.*lt on soil Int be placed itt $560,01) and
that the 'I're;tsilH r he instructed to accept
the taxes ria' the year 1:11:1 on that basis.
Also, your Board cf Equalization, to
whom was; referred the petition of Anna
U. Adams. asking that the valuation on
Lot 3, Porter's Add., h1• reduced front
$400.00 to Joo,ll. would reclnnnn•nd that
said petition be I. cowed ,1111 lilei.
Also. your Hoard of Equalization, to
whom w::.s referred the politico of Mary'
L. Painting. Frances I.. Poole and J. S.
Stephens. asking tilt the 'I're,tsurer lie in-
structed to ac•ce.1pt the sunt of $100.00 per
lot in full settlement the special as-
sessment levied against lots 45, :15 and 36,
in Julia L. Langworthy's .Add., for the
improvement of I.;n:,vcortby _Avenue,
would recommend that the prayer of the
Petitioners be granted and that the 'Tt'uas-
ufer be instructed accordingly.
Also. ylatr Board of Equalization, to
whom was referred the petition of Lillian
F. Alden, asking that her assessment on
moneys and credits he reduced to $2,000.00,
also that the valuation of the N. t/4 of
Lot 0 and E. 2 feet of Lot 7, in A. L.
L'row'n's Sub.. be reduced from $2,600.00 to
$2,200.00, would recommend that the pray-
er of the petitioner h1• granted and that
the 'Treasurer he instructed to accept her
taxes on the foregoing basis for the year
1903.
Also, your Board of Equalization, to
whom was referred the petition of B.
Kopald, risking that his assessment on
merchandise for the year 1903 be reduced
from $1,000.00 to $400.00, would recommend
that the prayer of the petitioner be
granted and that the Treasurer be in-
structed accordingly,
Adjourned Regular Session Feb. 2!9, 1904.
Also. your it;11 1 of Equalization. to
whom was r•i'erre.l the ctallnnndeatiou 11i'
1). E. Lyon, olI,'iIng to pay the stun of
6s1.I5 in full settlentent ,4 the taxes
against the I.yott, I;arn;u'd ('o., for the
years I•str; t,: 19112, bulb inclusive, would
recanuu,•nd that s'aiii otter Le accepted
tunl 111;11 the Treasurer he instructed aa•-
cordingly.
.\Lo, your hoard of Equalization, to
whorl tt't,S referred the petition of John
Il:u'tig,'skin: that the assessment ;,;;;bust
hitt for $1.1ot,1a0 motleys and eu ' lits h,•
,'aticeled for the reason that s:ii.l money
vv:,:: used by hila fat' purchasing real es-
tate during the nt'Oil i of Alaurit. 111113.
would lecottnn•ud that the prayer of ih1•
petitioner
he granted and that the 'I'reas-
urer he iustt'neted accordingly.
.Also, your Board of I'' ii:tlirntiou. t•,
vvhont was referred the !,.Haien of the Si.
los, l,h's \lurcy Hospital, asking that tie:
taxes against Sul.. City 7:II. Lot L be e;ut-
celetl for the yeal' I:, ,t, ;u:d tilt-,, unit Lite
.\s;-+ess,r he insirurt,•.I to ,•X,•ntl,l said let
from Ituc:niou ill the future for the reg,olt
that the sante is !using „set ,•xrinsiv.t•,'
for hospital ptn'Inis's. would recommei,J
that the prayer of the paitiot,•r he grant
liutt the Ilrnsnrer :111,1 .\sSeSsor ho
ins'tr'ucted accordingly.
Also, your• I'';n,l of I•:.inaiiznti'nt, to
whorl was referred the petition of Eliza-
beth I),tu'ii Iii, asking that the valuation
on the S. 1.2 if the M. 1-5 of City Lot IT:
be reduced from $2,200.0:1 to $1.100.($1, w'nld
recommend that on account of her crct,m-
stances the valuation of said I,tt h1• placed
at $1.500. and that the Ti•:isnrer he in-
• structed accordingly.
Alsn, your Board of Equalization, to
whom was referred the petition of \it•k-
olaius Shyer, asking that the $2.5110.10 add-
ed to his assessment by this ltnurd be
canceled. would recommend that the
player of the petitioner be granted and
that the 'I'1.'' i -ti' a• be instructed ae.ord-
ingl,'.
Also, your Hoard of Equalization. to
whom was referred the petition 'f Dennis
Ryan, asking that the valuation of Lots
2 and 4 of Sul,. Alineral Lot It, he reduced.
would recommend that said petition he
received and tiled.
Also, your Board of Equalization, to
whom was referred tho petition of Laura
Minges. asking that the tax of 1903
against the east 110 feet '1' Lot 1 of Oak-
land Park .Addition, he e:nu•elled for the
reason that out of the moneys and credits
assessed to her. and on which she has al-
ready Maid the .taxes, she purchased the
:shove described Int in February, 1903, pay-
ing'therefor the stint of $1.8tit.ntt. would
recommend that the prayer of the peti-
tioner he granted and that the 'Treasurer
he instructed accordingly.
Also, your llotu'tl of I.1,lualization. to
whom was referred the petition of Mrs.
Platt Smith, asking that the valuation
of the Sub. A. 1-' ti city Lot ,15:,, Lots
9 and 10 he reduced from $0,500.011 to $1.-
900,00, would reeornmenil that the prayer
of the petitioner be grained and that the
Treasurer he instructed accordingly.
Ald. I-lorr roved to adopt the v'al•iOUS
reports of the Hoard of Equalization.
Carried.
.\hi, ii'1ti', t'Iiairinnn of the i'onrilliii''
'f ti,, \\'ltd.•.1,1.1'1,11 :IS f'll'u-St
1'11111.
I ,,f iii,• \\'11111,•. I,, \vlr.un
were r.hvrell 1111• s.,'eral 1)(1 it „I' ti..
r:-si,l,•:it> the 1'.1'1 sial,• 'f th,• Vitt
ward. tskin;a iii iI :, tiro limp:11ty In• sta-
tioned iii the viciniir '.f the \I;trsltall
school. beets to r' -port that we deem it ad-
visal:le lied _irnt,•r la'otel tion front lir,•
given the residents of this seetion of
the ctl5, Mit do not coo -id, -t' the' Io:•;tti.
named in the petition to Ite the most :n1-
\itlilageo0s; w' would ii i'''fore Ise;
nt,,,d that the l:etitionv iitsol':u• as ii,e
relate to the s!aLlisliin „I' ;in , ngiue
hosts,• in the east side of sni•I \v:, 1.11 1•
grinned, lett that the matter of lo,•:1tion.
e,Inipnt'iti and other ,i, tail,-. h1• referred
in
the t'onnrdilee en Fire Iv tilt _\Idernt.nt
Erich and ti' chit t of lit,• tine depart -
lit,•nt added.
\ills Burt' 1111,..,1 t„ :t lett the report.
u'Ii rrd: •1.
.-\hl. herr :tis,, 1.1,'1.01 :is I( S:
1'11111. t'ouunitte, 'f tin \\'hole, la \V ln,nl
wts 1 f,'rr.1 the I ,•1111011 'I' the pi iitn' t:
:11:11 It l,tty .: ..f the til .parintent. :1stc-
ing' that tie''.' Is granted :in increase ,,I'
solar>. ..,eti,l recommend that the tn':tyer
of the p.'titiom 1.s he grant,"I :and that. the
:tmnunt of the Met,.is.' he determined
latter.
Ald. l fort' :novel to ad,,pl lite 1'el,ol't.
.Alii. Frills nl'vod a snbstillite. that the
rep's! :tad Petit 11011 L' reh'i'red basic to
th1• a',ttnntittt•. of the 1\'brie.
Suhstitnt. was ,•:na•ded.
Itl•:St 11.1 "I'll tsS.
Alderman 1 -Iola• offered the following:
Ile it resolved by the City t'onn,il of
the City of Dubu,luc. That the ordi to nc•;
t'omntitl,•e he and they tar h,•rely ill -
I„ pl l'i'',. an ordinance provid-
ing for the proper and uniform location
:nal width of sidewalks on all the shu'''ts
\vitltin the limits of the city. designating
the location of the sante h,•t\ve'•II the
enrh and property lines ;aid requiring
prot.erly i,wn.1.s to proem, plans, speei-
lii:aligns :and permit before conslt'uetdng
any sidewalk.
A1.1. Hort. moved t' :1111 11.1 the Resolu-
tion. t';n'ried.
.AIdernttut Mori' also offered the fol-
lowing:
VV'berg:,s•, A number of the improve-
ment h'ut's issued to defray the expeltse
et t ertaie. streets and other improve-
ments node :,long and in front of the
:lathing property benefited thereby, were
arigina lly isr'ied in denominations of one
tleee,ne11 dollars. and whereas. Lands of
this denontiaatton have proven them -
to i„• Loth inconvenient and un-
eeouontieatl for the city, as it. is impos-
sible to caul in these hands until the
full amount of their fee, has been col-
lected from the :butler, and as it of-
ten happens that large amotmts, but less
than case thousand dollars accumulates
in the hands of the treasurer and must
he held by hhn, and cannot be utilized;
iherefare be it
It, soled, That under and by virtue of
the 'r,intnu•e of 1h,• City of Dubuque
and the powers conferred upon said city
I.' Beeth: s)5 and 849, Chapter 8, Title
V', Cod. of Iowa of 1897, certain bonds
hereinafter mentioned he refunded, and
a seri,•:, 11f bonds of tt denomination of
AA(ljouriied Regular Session Feb. 29, 11'0.1.
Five Ilumftet Dollars each, be used to
refund these.
The bonds t„ I,• reloaded iire des, rihel
;Is roII es: I:: r1 I. nnmh'red 51
dall,I :April 1. I a . :un„Waling t„ :;;_,uao.ul,
of whit I, anunlnt ,tI.Sea.1111 arm tit he re-
funded a1,,i the hal on e paid for front
funds now in the hands of the ('it,!'
'I'reisn:i't. The refunding hoods le Ile
nntnl,'i 1 _I'., 219 :nal 'i,o, hearing date
of April 1, 1901. each of a denomination
of $•-,ou,ua, hearing interest at the rate of
5 per cent, per annual. payable semi-
;tnnually. The bonds to Ii l,cn'abb'
sever >ears from date, or at any time
I aI Ill' lilt'lotl of lit' tit) hollt
rrincipal :,nd interest to be I,Ily;thle ::t
the office of the City Treasurer nt It,1.
buque, Iowa. The bonds and coupons to
snhstalni illy in the 1'ollotving form:
Vint,,] States of America.
St ite
('its- „f Dubuque,
County (if ]tuhuque.
Number
Ill?I.I'NI)INt; IlONID.
5n, l I I. ,11: urs.
The city of Dubuque. in the State ,tf
los. a. for value received. ln'omi ,•x to pay
t„ the h'at'er hereof. on the 1st ,day of
April. A. D.. 19it, or any time before at
the ,.pliou of the ,'ity. til' sum of
Willi inter'St tl:er'ult lit tilt, tate of five
per cent. per annum, payable semi-an-
nually, on the 1st day of (1,tober and
the l:t day :,f April. on the presentation
;uul nrr'nd't• of the interest coupons
bereto :itt'eiud as they become due.
I,ot11 principal ;nt.] interest ,if this bond
I.,yahlt at the office of the City
'I'teasofet lit Dubuque, Iowa. This bond
is issued in the City of Dubuque, under
and ht- virtue of Sections SIS and 549 of
Chapa r ti. Title V. of the (mode of 1897
of the St:It,• of Iowa. and payable as
therein pr yided. and in a('cut.ii ice with
the resolntioits of the ('sty Council of
said city pissed ott the 29th day of Feb-
ruary. 19ni. This bond is one of a series
of litre' bonds of like tenor, date and
amount. numbered 245. 2-19 and _W, and is
issued for the purpose of providing for
the refunding of certain bonds numbered
uuAnd 55, dated April 1st. 189 7. issued to
d,•frav the expense of certain street im-
provements in. upon and :dung certain
streets in said City of Dubuque. namely:
College A\',•11:1'. front West 'Thiel Street
to West Fifth Street, West Third Street,
from Alltir.e Street to College Avenue.
Allison 1'111(' from Delhi Street to Col -
leg' .\want,, 'tw,ill--sixth Street, from
Jackson to Pine Street, Twenty-seventh
Street, from Jackson Street to Chicago
Great Western itaiiw;ty, which cost is
payable by the ahniting property bene-
fited thereby and by law a lien on said
allotting property, and is payable In
seven annual installments, with interest
on said deferred payments at the rate
of ii per Bent. per annum, and it is here-
by certified and recited that all the acts,
comfitiot,s :,,l things required to be done
precedent to and ht the Issuing of this
bond have been properly clone, happened
and performance in regular and due form,
:Is required by law, and for the payment
hereof, both principal and interest, the
full faith and credit of said City of Du-
buque is irrevocably pledged, in accord-
ance with the said Sections 848 and 849,
Chapter 8, Title V, of the Code of 1897,
and the resolutions of the City Council
referred to.
In wile, sswh'r'„I silt ('ity of Dtt-
hn,Iuc, h': its city l'ounciI, has mused
this bond to Ie signed by its ..\110 or. at-
tested by its Iiet•el'det•, with the seal of
the city affixed. ;lint countersigned by its
Auditor. this 1st day of April. Paul. ;tit.(
til'• interest coupons hereto : Itt:w, ile,l to
he executed by the facsimile siunatures
of the 'Mayor and I:t,ot',ler of said City
of Ihthuque, all as of dale of the 1st
da • of
\layer of the City of Duhut{ue.
lily i -t' 'unlet'.
(pity Recorder.
1'ltl:.AI (til
I ht
(Ili, day of the
city of .I)uhutpt,•, Iovt•;I. penalises to tiny
hearer ;Is provide( in said bonds. the stmt
l' TW',•Ive lloll;u's and ]” illy ('mitts lit the
„bice of the City 't'm;lsur'r. being six
months. interest due that day on its re-
funding hon,( No. date .\pril 1st,
I.
.Add. herr moved to :adopt the Resolu-
tion. (married by the f'ollow'ing \•ot,•:
('Ita'l'y. I'ot'a Ice. Frith,
Dorn, Jones. ihiy-mon,l and Sheridan.
Nays—None.
\id. ('In :, y ❑tm e,l that the rules be nett'
susended. in order to lout' from Mr. II.
-\. \Io),•s in relation to his salary as
\Insley. Carried.
\Lr. IIe,y,-s addressed the ('ouncil, stat-
ing that Ile did not think it just that the
Council should discontinue his salary as
ll:nLor \luster. after the close of navi-
gation. its he hail been appointed and his
sal:'- fixed for one year until \day 1st,
11,111.
\\'h, retlpon .\ld. Sheridan nerved that
th,• matter be referred to the Committee
of the \\"hole for consideration.
A Id. Frith moved a suhstitnte that yIr.
\lugs b' IiIIow'd his salary rtf $70.11,) per
month :Is I hil'hur ?,last,' for the entire
\'e111'.
Substitute en riled by the following vote:
leas—. -\IQs. Chancy, ('orrance, Frith,
Jones and Raymond. 'Total 5.
Kays—Aids. Horn and Sheridan. Total
Aid. Frith moved to adjourn until
March 3rd, 1904.
C. F. ARENDT,
City Recorder.
Attest:
4` .',
.'. Limed ..Itecor(Zer
Approved.C% ' ?, • ”" 1901
:/t.: . Mayor
:7
•
0
List of Warrants. 59
LIST OF CITY WARRANTS
City Recorder's Office.
I mlione, j,, Fel.. 1l, 100).
TO the 11411444ralde :Mayor ;4t141 City Coun-
cil of Dulanitte:
Gentlemen: The following- is a vomplete
list of all warrants issued 1 iy me during
the month of January, 1:14,1:
C. 11. Berg, salary .51,,vor :4010 70
H. Brinkman, salary. Treasurer 1:1:1 75
J. A. Ab.1•; in Ivy, salary 1 >eputy
97rea surer ten hi
Jim. l<rayer, clerk. Treastiret's or-
rice Go to
cilas. 10. Arendt. :,:ddry. 310; 71
',Vin. A. I:a4414. salary. Deputy 1.te-
corder ).01 1111
F. 11. I loffnian. salary. .\ uditor 110 71,
('. 1. Schen*. sal:try. 125 011
salary. Assist.int As -
100 00
J. murphy,
1011 C11
GeO. .7. 1 it ''1''. 1-11111 14'. Attorney 150 00
J. B. Powers. salary. Assistant At-
torney 754,14
Thos. Reilly. salary, Chief of Police 111, 10
Iteinfried, 0Nh1191 l'IlicfDM, 1111
J. \\ . Law1 •r. c.an wit o•t•
Ch•rl:
Jas. 17.yee. saltto-. City Engineer104; 65
E. Anderson, salary, Assistant En-
gine,r 100 00
F. 0010 1/CP11111111150 00
E. 1 11`1•1,1,. S.1111'Y, superintendent of
Stre44t SprinklingGO 10
AVrn II iliman, sAlary, Kl..ctrician03 :15
H. Triad', salary. Mil'ketnnter 5114114
P. Ryan, salary, Park Custodian10 00
N kn. salary. Park Custodian—. 11, 00
T. Falierty. sa t•-, Bark Custodian (1 10
Dr. 11. F. Michel. salary, 114•411111 (0-
lleet. 541 1.1)
F. Flynn, salary, Sault:to-
man 00 141
Offen-nail, salary. Boundniftster411
1\10S. 11. 'Koenig, salary, Janitress 2,, 011
.A. Crawford. salary. Sidewalk' in-
spector 50 00
A. Moyes. \\•1„,rfina.ster,20 [0
M. Clancy, salary. .\ !dermal' 2'
11. Corrance, salary, .\ Idernian 77 1 1,
E. E. Frith, salary. Alderman 25 la
J. L.. itorr, salary. .VIderinfin
R. Jones, salary. :\ Herman 25 414
C. N Raymond, salary, .Aiderman 25 iv
J. J. Sheridan, salary, Alderman 25 00
Tillie Donnelly, stenographer 20 00
M. Eitel, fireman 65 00
J. Essman. fireman 75 00
A. Duccini, fireman 60 00
J. Flynn, fireman 65 00
J. Roshin, fireman 60 00
J. Tschudi. fireman 50 00
.A. lleer. fireman 50 00
J. Schonberger, fireman 50 00
J. Daley. fireman 65 00
J. Banter, fireman 75 00
T. Ryder, fireman 60 00
G. Beyer, fireman 65 00
Wm. Ducey, fireman 60 00
F. Murphy, fireman 50 00
M. Kelley, fireman 56 62
Ahern, fireman 50 00
P. Furey, fireman 34 08
D. Ahern, fireman 65 CO
P. Zillig, fireman 50 00
T. Flynn, fireman 65 00
M. Sweeney, fireman 50 00
H. Cain, fireman 50 00
N. Wagner, fireman 50 00
J. Benzer, fireman 50 00
.t. firethan
67 50
Ainrphy. 11''' 111)11 50 00
.1. 51,, 1.110.111111. fireman
.1. 51,1..111;4111in. liri•ntall 50 110
k.imiolt. 21 65
Iirerrhin 65 110
T. Kennedy. lirernati
linonigariner. fireolati 50 00
.1. Smith, fireman 50 Oil
lineman 65 (0'
.1. Allen. fireman Gli
Al. Fahey. fireman 50 01)
\V111. (1'1'00111.H, lirernmi 51) 00
It. \\lesion. fir.-it,in 65 00
kehileally. fireman 00 00
E. Alel ierniolt. fireman 50 1)0
\Vim Alc(11.tin. email 50 00
Extra. men for National Ilisroit
fire:
lc..erniey, fir1•111:111 !Ai
v. Schroeder. fireman 00
flits 114)11, fireman ", 140
.1. \Vela. fireman nti
F. (Iraff. lirehLin 750
.1. Collins. lir,nian 7 51)
I.. Allirphy. n1'41110111 00
1'. •: 00
1'. C.irn. - 14)
,T. Salon. liremaii 2 50
A. 1:ee1)er. police
•01111
.1. I I. Barry. pod,.
(:. I lurkel. police
.1. Carter, police 7,7
.1. Chine. police
.Ino. Cody, police 50 00
NV. Cook. 10.11ce 50 00
W. Clorcoraii. police -0 (0)
M. (ratigh. p.dice 1:5 00
11. 1)onlon. twfice
J. Fitzpatrick. police
Jas. Flynn. police
Wm. Filth. poiice 5,4 i.•
'I'. Ganahl. pollee :oi 00
I.. (IrAssel. police Ill Oili
I:. 1 l.:1y. pollee 50 00
Pal. Hanlon. police 50 00
AI. Killy. police 50 00
Jno. 1.,,etscher, police 50 00
1'. 51,4'4)1101)z. police 50 00
1'. :McInerney. pone,. 50 00
Jito. Moore. police 00 04)
D. Norton, police 50 00
Al. 1 ).1'11111101'. police 50 00
Jno. Alurphy, police 50 00
.1 no. Itaesli, police 65 00
Otto Rath, police 50 00
Jas. Ryan, ponce 65 00
I'. Scharff, police 50 00
.31. Scherr, polie.• 00 00
I'. Salton. police 95 04)
Tom Sweeney, police 65 00
AI. Stapleton, pollee 50 04)
P. slimy:tn. police 50 00
L. Sullivan. police 45 00
I.. %Oilman. pollee 50 00
Mrs. Nate llibbe, matron 30 00
.51it.t. I.. Brennan, matron 30 00
Labor on streets during the last half
of Decenther, 1903:
J. Brouillette, labor 8 10
John Burns, labor 70
Paul 13ecker, labor 10 15
Fred Berg, labor 1 35
C. SSuelow, labor 2 70
J. Brachtenbach, labor 3 05
C. Gantenbein, foreman 20 00
Ben Hurd, labor 2 70
W. Coughlan, labor 12 15
John Corbett, labor 4 05
Jas. Callahan, foreman 20 00
If. Cosgrove, driver 20 00
Mike Donegan. labor 3 10
John Egan, labor 210
Cleo. Frost, foreman 20 00
1
List of Warrants
4 05
Libor
10 80
Pat Foie Ion. Jabot.
ltilli.
N.
GO 00 stoker
Ala Vets/ lien labor 3 75
Lane 4111,s. labor 685
:
lii Ii 6 45 r.11..
Ii.1. labor 6 45
Guentli. r. llliiir 7 141
Pat Grue. 'ak270a.
G
1 445 eo. r. labor
c
241 00 .1. Hahn. foroman
.14,111: I foil. ea pit Ii 22 50
Nb. 1<oti. idniton. labor 5 10
Jalto 1<nios. I. iii ii 9 SO
Alike Lavin, labor 5 95
Aim tit, 1,.,11.•rgan. labor 25)1
II. Lenii.1(... labor 3 75
Vc. 6116,1. 2 40
Labor .iii St ..e.ts 1.as.t. Half of Decorn-
lier, 1905:
Tom Ali111,.y. labor $ 40
.1..s. Alaimo. 6 I dim. 5 10
John \I, . labor 10 15
c. mid 6, .1 Libor 1 70
Hid. !alio- 9 45
II. 'i 'hair, labor 6 10
I.
i11,
kilwr
'ii ii
11',1 Hier.
Ian. labor
\V. Quinlan. Ii
Ityiitt, labor
I:al:414.k, labor
Loom.y. labor
5..1111
S111)11. labor
Writtic SchlTr, labor
James Smith, labor 2 05
Ni'.Sw..4.1loy, labor 7 45
T. II. Schilling, labor 70
Stranoy. labor 17 55
Lawrence l'rost, labor 8 45
Anton \Vondrasek, labor 1 05
Ii. 1;11.0. zo to
Thos. Voting. I;] Iii 75 00
J. J. Ali:coffins. team 80
P. casa.rly, labor 20 SO
J. h.thor 21450
R. T. i'ddy. foreman 25 00
R. A. Fidlor. labor 20 50
Hohnookor, labor 20 80
P. 15:enneally. labor 20 80
P. Sagt , labor 20 SO
l,j to hi iii To.yliir, labor 20 80
Tom Harr. H. labor 9 45
labor 12 75
Miki. Carney. lalim 7 50
1.1' I ':1:11cy I Dotlgo I. labor 7 50
Pot. r carney (Rush), labor 5 40
vault!, labor 5 40
II i it Ii conuell. hibor 5 711
mho. .i,.labor 904)
1.4ati labor 6 (l)
';i1111, 1,111,1). 6 00
liet.•1 1 ... Libor 5 40
Alit:, 11 tell. I,ilu o• 5 40
Peter Gregory, labor 7 20
Pat (hue, labor 10 80
Thos. 1 lid. bibor 3 00
John I lafey. labor 5 40
Thos. I litelcney, labor 6 00
Thos. 1<enreally, foreman 20 00
Chas. Lee, labor 2 70
John Mangner, labor 12 00
John Mahoney, labor 12 00
Ed. Magner, labor 10 50
Frank McCann, labor 5 40
James McCarron, labor 6 75
James Powers, labor 10 50
Mike Sullivan, labor 9 00
John Linehan, team 14 40
Dennis O'Meara, team 27 00
Geo. Rashid, team 14 4()
Geo. Reynolds, team 18 .00
20 00
2 70
145
6 10
1 90
7.,
E.1. Sooloy, labor 18 00
M. M. Walker. expense for delegates
to Washington II' improvement
Hr. Michel. ur.lessional servicos$
Iii
J. Manhoff, 55 pounds rags for City
A. E. Bradley. glazing City I 2 60
P. Baumgartner, itssislant :Market-
oitso h. Slim 'Mtn VS. City25 iii)
Mastor 36 44
11109.1' River
hall 2 20
Kiiy city t;as co.. iii for Val'1011S 155
departim.ilt 50
Co., care of lots
5 kill
for Fir -
Pointer. 1 :erg & Co_ blank books,
oto SI bt)
151. S. Hardie. blank book- 17 25
Safford Stamp Works, stamps for
Auditor's offico 2 uo
Smith -Morgan Prtg. Lu., half pay 60
on Register 130 56..k..4
Iowa Telephone Co.. telephone ser-
vices for various departments 39 00
C. L. McGovern, recording plats and
deeds 3 75
G. Hall, repairing look and keys 1 20
Dubuque Telephone (.70., tolophoneS
Mayor's office and engine house
No. 5 6 00
Globe -Journal, printing delinqui:mt
tax list 56 60
Key City Gas Co., rental go arcs
at Armory hall 2 64.1
Iteach & Son, soap at City Hall 3 20
& Cola, hardware for First
Ward Scales 1 00
oft, Mouser & Ci., lumber for First
Ward Scales
15 70
& Brown,
paints and glass
rm. Fil•St W:Ini 6 40
P. Even. coal First Ward Scales15 55
Wm. Boutin, sand for Road depart-
ment
12 25
Dubuque Rubber & Belting CO.,
black sheet rubber for Road de-
partment 3 15
Dubuque Rubber & Bolting Cu., 2
pair duck hip boots for Bee
Branch department
40
Chas. Giese, tiling saws for Road
department 1 till
Schroeder -Kleine Grocer., salt for
Road department 6 9U
Dubuque Woodenware Co., lumber
for Road department
56 20
F. Schloz & Son, repairing tools for
Road department '2 64/
Jno. Butt, repairing tools for Road
• and Sewer departments 2 95
C. Gruetzmacher, gravel for Road
department 12 00
P. Pier, wood for Road department 4 20
W. Hood, sawing wood for Road
department 2 00
Klauer & Kress, hardware for Road
department 3 75
G. F. Kleih, hardware for City Hall
and Police departments
2 35
G. F. Kleih, hardware and new tools
for Road department
16 25
P. Clancy Est., cinders for Road
department
21. 00
Klauer Mfg. Co., galvanized iron
pans for Rock Crusher
17 75
G. Ragatz & Son, repairing Steam
Roller 1 00
F. Zehetner, repairing Steam Roller 1 35
W. D. Deckert & Co., sheet lead for
Steam Roller
35
Smith -Morgan Prtg. Co., Sidewalk
Notices 2 65
Vollenweider & Hein, horse shoeing
for Fire Department
16 50
Kanolt & Powers, horse shoeing for
Fire department 23 15-
List of Warrants (;1
Collings & Pliffner, horse shoeing I I ^0
for Fire and Police departments.. 34 ,S5 „It-.Itnu:tl. I'. 1.1 ltiti, fnr
Heller & Scheer, horse shoeing for ] t -t- ,l , l• q)
Fire and Road departments 6 40 7 The Tian :•i -.1.In ii,iio to! I a -
I,ar & 1:eititely, horse shrtt.iltg for •nl rr 5 uU
lire and road dela. 50 1!nl, t•lu, '1', 1._:t1 1 -11 .!1,I. , tli. i tl
1.t :u• t\ ittl"lt. hurre shoeing for printing fnr I t, t aaml t r n1
Mc and toad dept 6 75 National I5 ciiii: -.,t. n:11,•i: 1 printf,
'I'. 1". 1<:tne. .t:iy for lire and pollee for It,,, r1:1. i. to
depts. 121 711 11. I;rinknt:tn, t S.;iv7tlion permits
IL .i. I latterly, \rleria:u \ services 1,11, mitt 1::0 10fo1. lir,• and police dent • 21 55 11. Iti initimot. interest paid on war -
1'. 1'i,,„ e':tl ant.t wood 1'.tt• 11re ,1,•- rants uelsi:tntl1t: 51 I1
lt: 1tnn•nt 175 20 11. ittinknntn. N -tv Y,Ilii t•Xt•h.ii .. 1;5
F. S,1t1tz & Son. ',twill's for tire11. 1trinkntnn. postage stamps in t;0
lel,.n im, tit 72 co 11. l;rinknuln. 11.1111.1g.,,, to ittoltta•tY lit au
1,nl,nttu,• ,til I':!nl: line, nil f•ttr lint 11. llritactn:nl. tXpress t•11111133. I4•,nt1
41,p:111111,11l 3 7t1 tlt•lt:tl 1nn•nt 1 :,0
I-:I:.uer \Il'u. Co.. 1 ,Beck damper 11. Itrini:n;:tn. ,•\prt•ss charges. Vire
re department 1 50 department ,ta
at7. .\ Son. i pairs for tiro 11. 1lrinl<ni.ut, Library crtlt-rs paid725 59
int ut ' .s7 1ialttttlu,• Nationdl liank. Lo: ret S5,000•IN1
Ii•:,ley & Son. hardware for tlorinan 'frost ,\ Sayings L';utk.
nn•nt 15 du
Loan
S.0u0.00
1111. .41, , t\ Co., shavings for tiro 1:tn;-\i.ny iitltl unn $1,4uu. nil
,,:l,;tt't, it. .. 1 5U 1.:11 tv ,tn 51 .13 f r the first half c1.
Al. Sl:, I!.• 1. hemi f•t-tr lire depart- .1,,,,,,,,„ i3 1:
itt itt ....... 7 70 J• I:rt,ttillt•itt•, labor s 10
1;1111 hells.. repairs tor tire depart- l'nttl 1a cher. labor 70
nitmt 1 S5 .1. I;rucltt<•,It tch. labor :l:
Joint I:ott, repairs for lire tit part- \\'. t'o:tghlin. I;Ibnr 10
mcnl .... 11 5'.) .)oho Corbett. labor '0
\loliism 11141:.. rt•!t tiri iO steal ,l:unes i':tllal.nn. 'nrcntan 2ti uu
for tiro d.pnrUn,•ut 20 SO 11. Cosgrove. tit iv,n•2154312:511 au
Jos. A. 1':tlen. blue viuol for lire alike 1tottt• rn. ltbnr 7tt
drpal't171cnt u. 05 ion, Frost. foreman 20111)
1<t•\ City tlas Co., t•nal and coke \tat. I't1 It,•le. Elit• 1115
for lire tlel,artmonl 5.5 X10 VA'. Potty', label' 10
i<e\' City t_::1= Cit., rental tits :iters, I't nelnn, Libor •n
central ,mint house Ou00 . I; Attlee. labor 71
\ltltrrntott & clow. plumbing at I ..y 41115s. Inbar
t't•nUa1 engine house 3 .I.. t;.ntl:t-r. labor 2It
Fire Ext•g 1411';7. Co.. hose fol' I r t:m ntlier. hi 4 0,;
'htntit':t1 eni. int• 1S 11, I - : trub. Ltbttl• 70
Metz 1\ilg. Co., storm sash for
1 t.1 11 St. engine, ]nuke
Smedley Sli:ua Pump Co.. 1 11:u•t-
fortl heater for engine house No. 5 135 00
1'. fist', e0:11 n1!t1 Fault fol' point.
0,r:111111,111 111 : 211
',V. Bootle. saWing «'noel for polio,•
deltartintnt ]tt 25
AT. Al. Hoffman. gloves :Writ Brei t
for police ticpartnnmt 5 70
lii:nter ,3 1<ress. l:itt•lten utensils
for 'Matron Jepnrutu•nt 1 75
)6ichhorn & Bechtel, groceries for
patron's department 10 40
C. J. \V. Saunders, Jr., meat for
Matron's ,lel,::rtment ... 3 35
\. 1']uetsch. 'milk and eggs for
\L•ttrnn's department 1 SO
Lyons AlLyons, setting grates and
,hacks at patrol house 195
II. Tropf, board of prisoners for
December .... .... .... .... 10 00
Byrne & Saul, rock for sewer de-
partment 1 25
Lally & Geissler, repairs for engi-
neer's dep:uimeat 90
E. Dietzgen co.. supplies for engi-
neer's department . 17 50
Union Electric Co., are lights for
Dc,t nits r 2045 77
T. 1.1. Frith. hauling garbage and
(lead animals 152 SO
G. 1?. Fleih. h:trdw:u•e for Bee
Branch department .... .... 2 10
L. Eberhnrt, )timber for Bet: Branch
department 7 75
J. lrnstlorff & Sons Co., hardware
for Ml. Carmel Ave. 2 30
Butt Bros., repairs for Mt. Carmel
Ave. 35
Jno. Duggan, repair's for Mt. Carmel
i'rcm:tll 20 00
I !Jahn. foreman 100
11i,•:1. 1:,httr :l 10
John Heil. carpenter
I:, -tit -tilt tfen, labor
Ink.• i i:itts. labor 9 15
\I:u•tin Lttnt•rtan. labor 1 ::
\tike 1.=t vin, lnbul2 11.5
1 L Lcmitke. ]:tont• 7 ;0
R. Lov,•, labor '2 05
\. \\. -.Miler. labor 70
John AleAttlty. l:thot• 7 45
Tat McBol:ntt1, Libor :l
it. foreman 20111
John O'Halloran. labor 4 75
.lniin Parker, 1:1 bur 4 40
\i,•. 1'inst h, I:tltnt• 1 35
Labor on Sir, ets, First 11:111 of January,
1904:
\\". Quinlan, I:ti,u• $ 4 75
Janus Ryan, labor 70
.1'o-'. B.)114 .ydriver 20 00
Nick Sweeney, labor S 30
John Spear, Labor 1 55
James Smith, labor 4 75
.los. Straney• laltol' 1620
Lawrence 'frost. labor 1 tis
John '1'wieg. Tabor 70
Anton \Vontlr:tsek, labor 1 X15
\V. \\'t:n•It,ontlt. foreman 2!100
Labor on Sewers for the First Halt' of
January. 1904:
P. t ':tsserly. Intim' $ 19 220
J. Corcoran, labor 19 20
R. '1'. Eddy. foreman 25 00
R. A. Fuller, labor 101X)
F. Hohnec•ker, labor 17 60
P. Kenneally, labor 19 20
P. Sage, labor 19 20
Landon Taylor. labor 19 20
C. It 1:erg. Mayor, settlement of
Official Notices.
snit of Mrs. Cath. Ryan vs. City425 00
C. II. Ilerg. Mayor, court cost in
case of Cath. Ryan vs. City S 55
1'. Pier. wood del. at city hall 30 00
I hereby certify that the foregoing is
it Irm. :ind correct list of all warrarits is-
sued 19 me during the month of January,
1901. C. F. ARENDT,
City Recorder.
SVECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To All Whir Are Named Below:
out are bereti\ notified that in accord-
anc, with a Drdataixe of the City of
Daimon, for removal of snow and ice
from sidewalks in th,. month of January,
1.9111, that a special assessment will be
hauil for tilt expense thereat, tt the
regt.lar Lit lug if the City Council, up -
nn till lots tin.1 parcels of I:111d on said
improx,ement owned by pin. being sub-
ject such speebt I assessment. Ani
you ate it 110(1 ti 1iiiiear :it said meet-
ing if the Council, to be field on the 18th
day of February, A. It,. 1901, and show
cause, if any you have. why said assess-
ment should not 1 e
1901. Owner. Description.
Jan. 2—Dubuque Malting Co.,
S. 21.0 ft.. lot 1, 130 lin. ft. at
per ft 1 95
Jan, 6—C. A. Alexander, Sub. 3, Bab -
cock's Sub., lot 1. 350 lin. ft. at
lc per it 3 50
Jan. School Dist. of Dubuque,
Sub. Min. lot 141. bit 1, 120 lin. ft.
at lc per ft 1 20
Jan. II—Wm. La wther and N. J
Schrup, City N. ::11.2 ft., lot 77, 30
lin. ft. at 1 1-:.• per ft 45
Jan. 5—Dixon Cottitigham, Sub. 38
otilIi, Quigley's Sub., lots 4-5, 50
lin. ft. ;it 1 1-ic per ft 65
Jan. 8—J. 'I'. Hancock Est.,
Mm. Lot 179, lot 0. 290 lin.
lc per ft 2 80
Jan. 8—Miiy II. Wallis and Mary
Wilson, Sub. 3 of Min. lot 150, lot
2, 200 lin. ft. at lc pe-, ft 2 00
Jan. 6—Theo. Trieloff. Concord's
Sub.. lot 13, 100 lin. ft. at lc tier ft. 1 00
Jan. S—Mary E. Waller, Hodge's
Sub. No. 2, lot 17, 70 lin. ft. at
1 1-4c per ft
Jan. 9—G. M. (Avis, Sub. Quigley's
Sub., lot 1, 80 lin. ft. at lc per ft.,
P.M: 170 lin. ft. at lc per ft., $1.70;
tot ii
Jan. 9—Mary E. Waller, Hodge's
Sub. No. 2, lots 26 to 33, inc., 300
lin. ft. at lc per ft
Jan. 22—Cath. Bushes Sub., lot
12, .50 lin ft. at lc per ft
Jan. 22—E. ard 11. Callihan, Sub. 2,
Mitt. Lot 63 and M. lot 69, Union
Add., lots 1-2, 120 lin. ft. at lc per
ft
Jan. 22—Rider & Lacy, City N. 2.6
ft. 75 and all lot 77a, Ii lin. ft. at
1 1-2c per ft
Jan. 22—Thos, Kavanaugh Est., City
S. 22.9 ft. lot 78, 22 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft
Jan. 22—Dtrouque Malting Co., City
Sub. 21.6 ft. lot 1, 130 lin. ft at 1 1-2c
per ft
Jan. 22—Jas. H. Shields, Dubuque
Har. Co.'s Add., Block 1. lots 8 -8a -
8b, 48 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Jan. 22—Jas. Shields and Mary E
Hodgdon, Dubuque Har. Co.'s
Add., Block 1, lot 17, 170 lin. ft. at
1 1-2c per ft
Jan. 22—C. H. Eighmey, Trustee,
Total
Cost.
City
1 1-2c
Sub.
ft. at
2 70
300
50
1 2it
45
35
1 95
70
255
City lot 570. 130 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft 1'95
Jan. ""—.I. MWerner. Trustee, City
E. 97 ft. lot 171. 120 lin. ft at 1 1-2c
pel• ft 1 SO
Jan 22—Shields 'e Bradley. Sub. 1 of
w. 1,, 17. 10, 11111). liar. Co.'s Add.,
lot 1. 711 lin. ft. :it 1 1-2e per ft 1 05
22—Mary E. Waller. ilodge•s
Stile Ni. 2, lot 17, 70 lin. ft. at
I per ft S5
M. 0I'Vls, Sub. 1, Quig-
ky', Sub,. lot 1. 50 lin. ft at 1 1-4c
per It.. 51. b 170 lin. ft. at lc per
ft.. $1.70: total 2 70
E. Waller, !lodge's
Sub. Ni. 2. lots 26 to 37. inc., mo
lin. ft at 1e per ft 3 00
Jan. 29—Mary Wilde. Sub. 2 of I of
7, Min. Lot 15, lot I, 2110 1111. ft. at
lc per ft 200
Jan. "—John Miwthinald. McNulty's
Sub.. S. ft., lot 2. Illi lin. ft. at
1 1-4c per ft 2 40
Jan. 2—Catholic Univ. of Washing-
ton. et al. Mobley's Dub. 0 and 7.
Kelly's Sub., lots 1-2. 170 lin. ft. at
1 1-1c per ft 2 10
Jan. 2—John row..ts. al. City S
41.6 ft., It 311. Du lin. ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft 2 10
Jan. 2—Schlitz 1 -hewing Co.. City S
Vo. It 293. 130 lin. ft :It 1 1-2c per ft1 95
Jan. 7—A. \V. Kemler, Est.. Mc-
Coy's Sub., lot 1. 190 lin. ft. at
1 1-4c per ft 2 40
Jan. 7—E. M. 1<ringle. Sub. 7, Min
Lot 79. lot 0. 70 lin, ft at 1 1-4c
per ft 90
Jan. 7—W. & lirunskill, Martin's
Dubuque, lot 10. 50 lin. ft at le per
ft 50
Jan. 7—Cath. Stafford, S. M. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 44. The lin. ft. at
lc per ft, $1.00: 60 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c
per ft.. 75c; total 1 75
Jan, 7—Emma E. Meyer. S. M. Lang -
worthy's Add., lots 49-50-51, 120 lin.
ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 1 80
Jan. 7—\\'m. Lawther, S. M. Lang -
worthy's Acid., lot 13. 150 lin ft. at
lc per ft 150
Jan. 2—A. W. Kemler Est., College
Acid., lot 1, 100 lin. ft. at lc per ft. 1 00
„Ian. 2—Geo, R. Clark, College Add.,
lot 15, 100 lin. ft. at is per ft 1 00
Jan. 14—A. W. Kemler, College Add,
lot 1, 100 lin. ft. at lc per ft. 1 00
Jan. 14—Geo, R. Clark, College Add,
lot 15, 100 lin. ft. at lc per ft 1 00
Jan. 1S—Wm. & D. Brunskill. City
lot 627, 50 lin. ft at 1 1-2c per ft75
Jan. 18—John J. Keane, City lot 59,
25 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 40
Jan. 18—John J. Keane. City lot 145,
100 lin. ft at 1 1-2c per ft 1 50
Jan. 22—John Macdonald, Mc.19:ulty's
Sub. S. 89 ft. lot 2, 190 lin. ft. at
1 1-4c per ft 2 40
Jan. 22—Al, Matthews, Sub City 738,
lot 6. 25 lin, ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 49
Jan, 22—Catholic Univ. of Washing-
ton, et al, Mobley's Dubuque, 6 and
7. Kelly's Sub., lots 1-2, 170 lin. ft.
at 1 1-4c per ft
210
Jan. 22—Emma E. Meyer, S. M.
Langworthy's Add., lots 49-50-51„
120 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 1 80
Jan. 22—John J. Keane, City lot 59,
25 lin, ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Jan. 22—J, J. Dunn, City S. M. 196 40
ft., lot 61, 20 lln. ft at 1 1-2c per ft. 30
Jan. 22—Fred Jenkel Est., City S.
14.11. ft
tt lot 62, 14 lin. ft at 1 1-2c
pe
20
Official Noticos. ti3
Jan. 22 -Schlitz Brewing Co., City S.
% lot 293, 130 Dn. ft at 1 1-2c per ft. 1 95
Jan. 22 -john Powers, et al, City S.
41.6 ft. lot 314, 140 lin. ft. at 1
per ft
Jan 22 -Mary A. SI Inherit, City lot
313, :01 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Jan. 22 -M Hier Brewing Co., Sub
City Th.. lot 13 and 1 of 14, 170 lin
ft. at 1 1-2e per ft
Jan. 23 -Cath. Stafford, S. M. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 44, 60 lin. ft. at
1 1 -le per ft. 75c; 100 lin. ft. at lc
per ft.. $1.00; total 1 75
Jan. 2.1-E M. Kringle, Sub. 7, Min
Lot 79, lot 6, 70 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c
per ft
Jan. 2-i no. V. Rider, City S. 1-5, lot
457, 20 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c, per ft
Jan. 2-G. '1'. Torbert Est., City N
2-5 lot 459, 70 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Jan. 6 -Anna B. Ryan, City S. 52.2
ft., lot 460, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per
ft
Jan. 6-W. 11. Day. City lot 40a, 80
hn. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Jan. 6 -John Koch Est., Cit y N. 41.4
ft., lot 26S. 140 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c
per ft
Jan. 6 -Mary Winicke Est., City lot
497n. 150 lin. ft. at I i-Ic per ft
Jan. 6 -Rich. Koh:. City S. 1-5, lot
996, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-Ic per ft
Jan. IS -Jo'. M. SLIM van, City lot
46, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Jan. 18 -Rider & Burden, City lot
36a, NO lin. ft. at 1 1--2c per ft
Jan. 22 -Al. Matthews, City N. 1/, of
N. 1-5, lot 451, 125 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c
per ft...
Jan. 22-G. Tanhfinf, City S. % N. M.
1-5, lot 451, 25 1111. ft. at 1 1-2c per
ft
Jan. 22 -Eli Cole, City N. M. 1-5. lot
452, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-20 per ft
Jan. 22-Nic. Glob, Sub, City 675, S
22.111/2 lot 4, 22 lin, ft. at 1 1-2c per
ft
-Jan. 22-C. B. Schorr, Trustee, Sub
S. 2-5 City, 444, lets 1-2, 100 lin. ft
at 1 1-2c per ft
Jan. 22-Kiene & Altman, City lot
283, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Jan. 22-W. L. Bradley, City S. 20
ft., lot 33, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per
ft
Jan. 22 -Mrs. A. B. Keller, City lot
204, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Jan. 22 -Mai M. Clark, City N. 33
ft., lot 263, 100 lin. ft., at 1c per ft
Jan. 6 -Catholic Untv. of Washing-
ton, et al. Levens' Add., 1 to 11,
inc., 1,000 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft12 50
Jan. 6-A. W. Kemler Est., Sub. 4,
Ann O'Hare's Sub., lots 1-2, 130 lin.
ft. at lc per ft
Jan. 6 -Christian Science Church,
Hodge's Sub, N. 112 ft. lot 11, 45
lin. ft. at lc per ft
Jan. 6 -Charlotte Post, Hodge's Sub.
lots 9-10, 45 lin. ft. at lc per ft
Jan. 6-A. E. Girard, Hodge's Sub,
lots 3-4-5, 220 lin. ft., at 1c per ft
Jan. 7-A. Treub, Hughes' Sub., lot
3, 50 lin. ft. at lc per ft
-Jan. 7-W. H. Doane, Oakland Park,
lots 5-6, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft
Jan. 7-Kiene & Altman, Woodlawn
Park, lots 1-2, 50 lin. ft. at lc per
ft
Jan. 7-Kiene & Altman, Woodlawn
Park. lots 49-50, 50 lin. ft. at is
Per ft
Jan. 7 -Albert Johnson, Woodlawn
Park, lots 51-52, 50 lin. ft.. at lc
2 10
G5
2 55
30
30
1 65
1 r0
1 20
1 75
1 90
65
75
150
1 f5
90
30
150
1 50
1 50
150
100
1 30
45
45
2 20
50
125
Eft
60
per it
Jar, 7 -Geo. ICt nil000. Woorilawn
Park, lot 99. 25 lin. ft., at lc pr ft.
Jan. 7-A. J. Letabe,k et al., Wood -
lawn P.irk. lot .1,t1. 25 lin. ft.. at
le per ft
Jan. woodhlwn
Park, lot 101. 25 lin. ft., at le per
ft
Jan. 7. -Win. Law..ther, Woodlawn
Park, lots 153-151, 50 lin. ft.. at le
per ft
Jan. S -Bertha H. Iltrd, Herbst's
Sub., lot 6 1;5 lin. ft.. at lc per ft. 35
.Tan. 8-Perthil Ilerlist, Herbst's
Sub., lot 4 and I.-- 1-2 of lot 5, 25
lin. ft., at le pr it
.Tan. 8 -Louis I lerbst. Herbst's Sub,
lot 1, 25 lin. ft., at 1e per ft
Jan. Finley. Waples
& Burton's Add.. E. 1-2, lot 12, 25
lin. ft.. 41 t le per it
Jan. S-A. AV. Kemler Mon-
heisei's Sub., lots 1-2. 25 liii. ft.. at
1 1-4c per ft
Jan. 8-I.ouis J. Schmitt, Reche's
Sub., tot 10, 50 lin. ft.. at 1 1-4c
per ft
Jan. 8 -Finley llospitil 1, Finley
Home Add., lot 1, 200 lin. ft., at lc
per ft
Jan. 8-Theresit McDonald, Sub. 2 of
2 of 1 of Boxleiter's Add., lot 2,
50 lin. ft., at Ic per ft
;ran. 8-1\lartha llently. Sub. 2 of I
Boxleiter's Int 2. 50 lin ft., at
le per ft
Jan. 8-J. J. Na.gle, Sub. 1 of 2 of 1,
Boxleiter's Add., lot 2, 75 lin. ft,
at lc per ft
Jan. 10-Buol & Loetscher, Loot -
seller & Trueb's Sub., its 9-10-11-
12-13. 250 lin. ft.. iit In 1...r It
Jan. 1.8-.\\*. II. Doane, Sub. 12 of
Min. Lot 172, lots 1-2-3, 100 lin. ft,
at is per ft
Ian. 18 -Chas. H. Reynolds, Mor-
heiser's sub., lot 16. 90 lin ft, at lc
per ft.
Jan. 22 -Ellen O'llalleron, Finley's
Add., lots 13-14-15, 150 lin ft, at is
per ft
Jan. 22 -Mary C. Dunn, Finley's
Add., lots 16-17, 100 lin. ft., at le."
per ft
Jan. 22 -Jos. L. Hird, Finley, Wa-
ples & Burton's Add., lots 135-136,
100 lin. ft., at lc per ft
Jan. 22 -Jas. Mullen Est., Finley's
Add., lots 10-11, 100 En. ft., at lc
per ft
Jan. 22 -Geo. SalotFinle's Add.,
lot 4, 50 lin. ft., at lc per ft
Jan. 22-C. G. and C. H. Meyer,
Finley's Add., lot 3, 50 lin. ft., at
lc per ft
Jan. 22-0. M. Chatfield, Finley
Waples & Burton's Add., lot 17, 25
lin. ft., at 1.0 per ft
Jan. 22 -Jos. Jeffroy, Finley, Waples
Burton's Add., lot 10, 50 lin. ft,
at lc per ft
Jan. 23 -Catholic University of
Washington et al., Levens' Add.,
lots 1 to 11 inc., 1,000 lin. ft., at
1 1-4c per ft
Jan. 28 -Wm. Hintrager, Farley's
Sub., lot 13. Go lin. ft., at 1 1-4c
per ft
Jan. 23 -Frank Bell, A. McDaniels'
Sub.. S. E. 1-4, lot 522, 30 lin. ft.,
at 1 1-4c per ft
Jan. 23 -Catholic University of
Washington et al., A. McDaniels'
Sub., lots 820-821, 200 lin. ft., at lc
per ft
50
25
25
25
rio
25
25
25
30
65
2 00
50
50
75
2 50
1 00
40
1 50
1 CO
100
100
60
56
25
50
12 50
65
40
200
64
Official Notices
Jan. 23-\Vtn. i-lintragcr. Quigley's
Sub. 710. W. 42 ft., lot 15, 40 li11. It,
at lc per ft
Jan. -lis 1F'. Callihan, Quigley's
Sub. 710, lot 11, 50 lin. ft., at lc
per ft
Jan. 23 -John A. Koch Est., Cox's
Add.. lot 16, 50 lin. ft., at lc per ft. 50
Jan. 23 -Geo. Salot. Sub. 1 of 1 of 2
of City 679, lot 1. 25 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c
per ft
Jan. 23 -Mich. Lentz, Sub, 91, Cox's
Add., lot 1, 50 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c
per ft
Add., lot z; arm Sub. 92, Cox's
Add., lot 2, 5n lin. ft., at 1 1-4c
per ft
Jan. 2:'--\\'. t;. ('ox, Cox's Add., lot
111, 50 lin. ft.. ;it 1 1-4c per ft 65
Jan. 2-.\. J. Lembeck. Marsh's
Add.. E. 1,0 ft., lot 45, 140 lin. ft.,
at I- 1„r ft 140
Jan. 2 - Stich. Poellman, Marsh's
Add.. lots I:1 -I.1, 70 lin. ft., at lc
Pc.t. I 1 70
Jan. 5 --Nin Engl,•, Windsor Ave.
Sub., lots ;-I, rhi lin. ft., at 1 1-4e
per ft 75
Jan. r,-.11, i 1ding,•r, Boulevard
Arl., luta.- 1 to 7:; inc., 575 lin. ft., at
1 1-1,. per 1i 7 20
Jan. 6--I'ci, r Kline et al., Elm St
Sub.. I, -is 1-2, `0 lin. ft., at lc per
ft SO
Jan. il- ShagRuebeck, Sub. 1 of 2
of Sul,. I of 3 of 10 and 2 of 3 of
11, Eni, st's Sub., kit 2, 130 lin. ft..
at Ii- 1..T rt 1 30
Jan. 6 -Francisca i.sca Wagner, Sub. S7 -
S8, L. II. Ltngwurthy's Add., lot
3, 20 lin. ft., at is per ft 20
Jan. 5--A. Munsell. t-l:ooper's Add.,
lot Si Ilii. I'i., ;,t lc per ft 50
Tan. \I ;r-. I lu, niter, Cook's Add.,
lot 2:., 50 lin. ft., at lc per ft 50
Jan. 9 -Fred L. Marclunrd, Sub. 10,
Dunn's Sub., lot 1, 140 lin. ft., at lc
per ft 140
Jan. H -A. J. Lembeck, -ll:n•sli's
Add,, 1:. 100 ft., lot 45, 140 lin. ft.,
01 1s per ft 1 40
Jan. 21-1:. M. Kunz, Glendale Add.,
lot Q. 125 lin. ft., at lc per ft 1 25
Jan. 21 -Nie Wagner, Glendale Add,
lot 5S, 50 lin. ft., at lc per ft 50
Jan. 2l -K. and L. F. Kolfenbach,
Glendale Add., lot 66, 50 lin. ft., at
lc per ft 50
Jan. 22 --Jas. Levi, Davis Farm
Add., lots 237-238, 170 lin. ft., at lc
per ft., •f1.70; 1 0 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c
per ft, 51.50
Jan. 22-hannct Richter, Glendale
Add., S. 1-2, lot 271, 25 lin. ft., at is
per ft
Jan. 22-12. and E. Langworthy Est.,
Glendale Add., lots 223 to 228 inc.,
300 lin. It.. :at lc per ft
Jan. ll -'Phos. O'Brien, Glendale
Add., lot 158, 50 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c
per ft
Jan. 22. -Wm. Abitz, Glendale Add,
lot 84, 50 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c per ft65
Jan. 22 -Mary L. Bunting, Glendale
Add., lot 82, 50 lin, ft., at 1 1-4c
per ft
Jan. 22 -Lena Hillard, Glendale
Add., N. 1-2, lot 12, 20 lin. ft., at
1 1 -lc per ft
Jan. 22 -Mich. Majerus, Davis Farm
Add., lot 343, 50 lin. ft., at 1 1-4c
per ft
Jan. 22-C. Capritz, McCraney's 1st
Add., lot SI, 100 lint. ft., at lc per ft 1 00
Jan. 22 -It. M. Kunz, McCraney's
1st Add., lots 85-86, 100 lin. ft., at lc
40
60
40
GJ
65
'3 20
co
3 00
1,5
f•s
25
65
per ft I O'1
Jan. 22-R. M. Kunz, McCraney's
let Add., lot 92, 100 lin. ft., at lc
per ft 1 00
Jan. 22 -Leathers & '1'rewin, Me-
Craney's 1st Add., lots 77-7S, 100
lin. ft., at lc per ft 1 00
Jan. 22 -Merman \laud, Jr., Mc-
Craney's 1st Add., lot lOS, 50 lin. it,
at lc per ft 50
Jan. 22--M. D. Goux, _11ECraney's
1st Add., lot 69, 100 lin. ft., at lc
per ft 100
Jan. 22-J. JMcCarthy, McCraney's
1st Add., lot 37, 500 lin. ft., at lc
ler ft tt1
Jot1. 22 -Pat Walsh Est., McCraney's
11-t Add., lot 71, 50 lin. ft., at lc
per ft 50
Jan. 22-F. M. Robinson Est., 1
add., lots 1:15. 1J.. 4:17, 15,a lin. ft,
at lc per ft 1 50
Jan. 22-\i. :). Goux, Mct-'rcniey's 1st
Add.. lot 5e. 50 lin. ft., at Ic per ft. 50
Jan. 22-A. Ltu.rrtsch, ret al., Sub. 4
of Min. Lot :ti.;, lot 1, Si lin. ft., at
Ic
per ft 10
Jan. 22 -Eva Meyer, Sub. I of Alio,
Lot Int -, I0 lin. ft., at lc per
ft
Jan. 2 --.1. l\. 1 -'(•ming and (leu. W
til -s,.•I, Sul,. Min. Lot 166, lot
500 lin. ft., ;it lc per lin ft 5 00
Jan. 22 --Marg. Hoerner, l'ook's Add,
lot 22. 50 tin. ft., at lc per ft Du
Jan. 22 --Frank \I. Ellis. Bur,len-
Litwtleer Add., lot 14:1. 25 lin. ft.,
at lc per ft 25
Jan. 2 --Emma Richter, Burden-
Lawther .Add., lot ill, 25 lin. ft.,
at lc per ft 25
Jan. 22 -Leathers & Trewin, Bur-
den-La\\'*her Add.. lot 73, 25 lin.
ft.. :it lc per ft 25
Jun. 22 -Dement K Duncan, Burden-
Lawthcr Add., lots 71-75, Se lin. ft,
at lc per ft 50
Jun. 2'--1;. A. and (1. A. Burden,
Burden-Lawther Add.. lot SS, 25
lin. ft., at lc per ft 25
Jan. 12 -IS. A. and G. A. Burden
Lav:ther-P.urden Add., lot 90, 25
lin. ft., at jc per it 25
Jan. 22-11. L. \Luitiing, I3urden-
Lawther Add., lot S9, 25 lin. ft., at
lc per ft
Jan. -Alfred Munger, Burden-
Lawther Add., lot 91, 25 lin, ft., at
lc per ft 25
Jan, 23 -Sam Starr, Burden -Law -
titer Add., lot 118, 25 lin. ft., at lc
Per ft 25
Jan. 23 --Chas. F. Rieger, O'Neill's
River View, lot 16, 25 lin. ft., at 1,•
per ft 25
Jan. 23 -Math. Ganteubein, ti Nt-ill's
River View, lot 17, 25 lin. ft., at lc
per ft 25
Jan. 23 -Adam Mueller, Sub. 3,
Geiger's Sub., lot 10, 50 lin. ft., at
lc per ft 50
Jan. 23 --Anna M. Kurz, O'Taylor's
Sub., lots 20-21, 50 lin. ft., at Sc
per ft 50
Jan. 23 -Wm. Hintrager, O'Taylor's
Sub., lots 22-23-24, 75 lin. ft., at le
Per ft 45
Total $207 50
C. F. ARENDT,
City Recorder.
5,1
25
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Official Notices.
(i5
NOTICE TO PAINTERS.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the City Recorder up to 7:30
o'clock P. ?[. Thursday, Feb. 18th, 1004.
for Painting Nine (9) Sprinkling Wagons,
according to specifications now on file at
the office of the City Recorder. A certified
check of $50.00 on some Dubuque bank
must accompany each bid, as a guarantee
that the contract will be entered into if
awarded.
The City reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
C. F. ARENDT,
2 -10 -St. City Recorder.
NOTICE TO PRINTERS.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the City Recorder up to 4 o'clock
P. M. Thursday, February 18th, 1901, for
printing the Index, and binding in Books.
Twenty-five copies of the Council pro-
ceedings for the year 1903.
Sample and description of the work can
be seen in the office of the ('ity Recorder.
Bidders will state the priee prig,per Book.
'Elie City reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Dated Dubuque, Feb. 10th, 1:,e1.
C. F. .\ I ; I', N I t'1'.
2 -10 -St. t'1'' 1;..eorder.
NOTICE TO A1(t'Ill"I'Ia"I'ti.
The City Council of the City of Du-
buque request that ocelot cts submit
sketches for a building to be built on the
city pound. All particulars can be ob-
tained by calling at the office of the City
Engineer.
Said sketch to be tiled in the office of
the City Recorder on or before 7:30 o'clock
p. m. Feb. 18th, 1904.
C. F. ARENDT,
2 -10 -St City Recorder.
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
AN ORDIN.\NCE.
An Ordinance for the Vacati.,n of Cedai
Street Between Tenth and Eleventh
Streets in the City of Dubuque.
Whereas, The Iiey- City Gas Co., a con,
poration organized under the laws of Iowa,
has petitioned the city council of the city
of Dubuque for the vacation and annuli -
meat of Cedar street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets in the city of Dubuque,
and
Whereas, The said Iiey City Gas Co. is
the owner in fee simple of all the real es-
tate abutting said portion of said Cedai/
street, and needs said portion of said
street, in eminection with its said abutting
property, fur its proposed new gas works
and plant required by the increased de-
mands of the residents of this city, and
Whereas, By the direction of the city
council of the City of Dubuque, the city
engineer has made a plat of and showing
said portion of said street proposed to bi
vacated, and filed the same in his office
subject to public inspection, and due no-
tice has been given to all abutting prop-
erty owners and ten days' notice of said
proposed vacation has been published in
the official paper of the city, and the pro-
posed action has been submitted to the
city council at two regular sessions, and
Whereas, It appears that no valid ob-
jections have been made to the vacation
of said portion of said street, and said
above described portion of said street is
not required for street purposes;
Therefore, Be It Ordained by the City
Council of the City of Dubuque:
Section 1. That Cedar street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets in the city of
Dubuque be and the same is hereby va-
cated and annulled and the permanent usu
thereof is hereby granted to the Iiey City
Gas Company and its successors and as-
signs as a part of the ground to be used
and occupied by said gas works and plant.
Section 2. This ordinance shall be in
force and take effect from and after its
passage and publication one time in the
Dubuque Daily Globe -Journal, official pa-
per of the city of Dubuque.
Adopted Feb. 4th, 1904.
Approved Feb. 4th, 1904.
C. I -I. BERG, Mayor.
C. F. ARENDT,
Attest: City Recorder.
Published officially in the Evening
Globe -Journal February lth, 1904.
C. F. ARENDT,
2-5-1t City Recorder.
NOTICE
THE CITY COUNCIL'S IN'T'ENTION
TO CONSTRUCT A S.\NI"I'.\1RY SEV-
ER IN DODGE SHEET 1" Ito \I BLUFF
STREET TO GRANDVIE\V AVE.
To All Whom It May Concern:
You and each of you are hereby notified,
that it is the intention of the City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque to construct a
10 and 8 -inch Tile Pipe Sanitary Sewer in
Dodge Street, from Bluff Street to Grand -
View Avenue.
That a Plat and Specifications of said
proposed Sewer is now an file in the
office of the City Recorder.
It is estimated b ythe City Engineer
that it will reguire 4,800 lineal feet of 10 -
inch tile pipe with 18 manholes, and 990
lineal feet of S -inch tile pipe, with 4 man-
holes, and will cost the abutting property
owners $5,253.07 in total.
Any persons having objection to the con-
struction of said sanitary sewer are here-
by notified to appear before the City
Council at its regular session March 17th,
1904, or to file in writing with the City
Recorder their objections on or before
March l7th, 1904.
Dated at Duhuque, March 7th, 1904.
C. F. ARENDT,
3-7-10t City Recorder.
Regular Session Mar. 3. 1904. 67
CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Session March 3rd, 1904.
(OFFICIAL).
Council met at 8:15 o'clock p. m.
Mayor Berg in the chair.
Present—Alds. Clancy, Frith, Horr,
Jones, Raymond and Sheridan.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
BILLS.
The following bills were ordered paid:
F. Hardie, transcript of testimony
in care Of Cath. Sheridan vs. City.$ 94 00
3. L. McCabe, transcript of tes-
timony in case of Florence Far-
rell v'. City 125 00
J. L. McCabe, transcript of testi-
mony in case of Cath. Sheridan
vs. City 9 75
Schroeder -Kleine Grocer Co.. salt
for Road department 6 90
Phil Fier, wood for Road depart-
ment 6 00
Standard Lumber Co., lumber for
Road department 93 05
\V. Dentin, sand for Road depart-
ment 225
F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Road
department 2 15
Lear & Rush, horse shoeing for
Road department 4 05
Smedley Steam Pump Co., casting
for Road department 6 00
P. Clancy Est., hauling sprinkling
wagons to J. Neuman & Son's
shops . 5 50
Bill of Company "A," 53rd Reg. I
N. G., to City of Dubuque, for
lighting Armory Hall for month
of January, 1904, $5.70; to rent and
maintenance of four gas arc
lamps, $2.00; total 7 70
On motion the Recorder was instructed
to collect the bill.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
Petition of Andrew McDonnell, asking
that a warr:unt be drawn in his favor for
the sum of $75.00, being the amount due
him on account of back salary.
Ald. Frith moved that a warrant be
drawn in favor of A. McDonnell for $75.00
as prayed for in the petition.
Ald. Clancy moved a substitute to refer
the petition to the Committee on Fire.
Substitute carried by the following
vote:
Yeas—Alds. Clancy, Horr and Sheridan.
Nays—Aids. Frith, Jones and Raymond.
It being a tie the Mayor voted aye.
Petition of A. A. Cooper, Jr., asking
that the assessment of $25,000 moneys and
credits be taken off the tax 1'.st of 1903.
On motion of Ald. Clancy the petition
was granted and the Treasurer instructed
accordingly.
Petition of A. A. Cooper Wagon and
Buggy company, asking permission to lay
a sidetrack or switch on First Street Ex-
tension, from Water Street west along
the south side of First Street up to a
point connecting with the C., B. & Q.
R'y Co.'s track.
On motion was referred to the Corn
mittee of the Whole and they to view
the grounds.
Petition and claim of F. \V. •\Vieland,
claiming the sum of $50.00 for damages
to his property sustained by overflow of
water on account of defective storm
water sewer abutting his property on
Couler Avenue and Twentieth Street.
Ald. Frith moved to suspend the rules
for the purpose of hearing Dr. Wieland.
Carried.
Dr. \Wieland addressed the Council.
calling the Council's attention to the bad
condition of said sewer, also the dam-
age clone to his property.
On motion the matter was referred to
the Committee of the Whole and they
to view the grounds.
Petition of The Morris -Johnson -Brown
Mfg. Co.. by J. R. Johnson, treasurer,
asking for an exemption from taxation
for a period of fifteen (15) years from
Jan. 1st, 1904, all personsl property and
all improvements of the real estate of
said company and accept taxes of their
real estate on the basis of the present
valuation thereof.
Ald. Raymond moved to suspend the
rules for the purpose of hearing Attor-
ney N.enline, representing the company.
Mr. Kenline addressed the Council on
the matter, whereupon Ald. Sheridan
moved to grant said company an exemp-
tion from taxation on their personal prop-
erty and improvements for a period of
five (5) years, provided they employ fifty
(50) men on an average, and the Ordi-
nance Committee be instructed to draft
an Ordinance accordingly.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Frith, Horr, Jones.
Raymond and Sheridan.
Absent—Aid. Corrance.
REPORTS OF OFFli'151{S.
The following \Veighmaster's and Wood -
measurer's reciepts were received and re-
ferred to the Committee on Markets:
H. J. Tropf, City Hall receipts 541.25
H. J. Tropf. money collected for
Huckster Stands 70.00
H. Haubner, Couler .\ ve. Scale re-
ceipts 6.90
Louise Pitschner, West Dubuque
Scale receipts 3.50
R. Hay, 8th Street Scale receipts5.56
Geo. A. Pfiffner, Jackson Street Scale
receipts 7.41
T. Faherty, First Street Scale re-
ceipts 4 88
H. A. Mayes, Woodmeasurer's re-
ceipts
8.50
John Lawler, Committee Clerk. reported
as follows:
Dubuque, Iowa, March 3, 1904.
To the Honorable Mayor and, City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque:
Gentlemen:—Hereto attached please find
Treasurer's receipt for $1.C5 for 300 lbs.
Scrap Iron sold this day to Isaac Man-
hoff. Very respectfully.
JOHN M. LAWLER,
Committee Clerk.
On motion the report and receipts were
received and filed.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT-
TEES.
Ald. Raymond. Chairman of the Com-
mittee on Paving, Sweeping and Sprink-
ling, reported that he had insured the
nine Sprinkling Wagons now being Paint-
ed by John Neuman & Son, for sixty days,
68
Regular Session Mar. 3, 1904.
according to the' instructions received by
the Council at its previous meeting.
Ald. Clancy moved that the action of
AId. Raymond be a pproved. Carried.
Aid. Raymond moved that the Alder-
men of each Ward, present names for
Judges and Clerks of Election, to be ap-
pointed by the Council.
Ald. Clancy moved a substitute that the
matter he postponed until the next meet-
ing of the Council. Substitute lost by the
following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy and Sheridan. Total,
2.
Frith. Horr, Jones and
Raymond. Total, 4.
A hsent—:\ Id. Corrance.
A fter further discussion of the question,
A Id. Raymond withdrew his motion.
Whereupon Ald. Horr moved that the
matter of appointing Judges and Clerks
of Election be postponed until the next
meeting of the Couneil. Carried.
A Id. Horr, chairman of the Committee
of the \\'hale. reported as follows:
Your t'nmmitta, .,I' the Whole, to whom
was referred the retiti,m of the pipemen
and truekmen of the fire department in
relation to an increase of salary, and also
the previous report of this committee
on said petition, would recommend that
the prayer of the petitioners be granted,
and that the Ordinance committee he in-
structed to prepare an ordinance amend-
ing Section S of Chapter 27 of the Re-
vised Ordinances of 1901 in such manner
as to provide that the salaries of truck -
men and pipemen be fixed as follows:
First year $50.00 per month, second year
$55.00 per month. third year and there-
after $60.00 per month.
Ald. Horr moved to adopt the report.
Carried.
RESOLUTIONS.
Ald. I-lorr offered the following:
Whereas, the annual reports of the City
Attorney, not only for the present year,
hut for the past ten years, show an abnor-
mal condition with regard to the number
of cases pending in the District Court for
personal injuries claimed to be caused by
defective streets and sidewalks, and
\Whereas, the attempt of the Legislature
to safeguard the rights of cities under
spcial chartr, by th passage of Section 1051.
of the Code, while beneficial to a certain
extent, fails to sufficiently protect such
Cities against fraudulent and unjust
claims, and all other suits growing out of
defective streets and sidewalks where the
claimed defect or obstruction was un-
known to the City or its officers, at the
,mint abet ir.
time of the injury; and believing the law
as it now stands, is unreasonable and op-
pressive, wherein it permits recovery in
cases where no ,actual notice to the city
of the defective condition is shown; and
in charging cities of either the first or
second class with constructive notices of
defects or obstructions upon its streets or
sidewalks in such cases, because all the
streets and sidewalks of such cities cannot
be inspected frequently enough to discover
and repair all defects or obstructions that
may from time to time exist thereon, and
such failure under the law as it now
stands, is sufficient to make the city liable
because of implied or constructive notice,
notwithstanding the fact that it is impos-
sible for the officers of the city to dis-
cover and repair or remove all defects or
obstructions promptly, and
Whereas, we believe all the citizens of
such cities should assist the officers of
walks, and that they should notify the
proper officers of the city of such condi-
tions as soon as they are discovered and
thus insure prompt repair. And believing
that such cities should not be required to
pay damages in cases where its proper offi-
cers have not had actual notice of the de-
fective condition a sufficient length of time
rive condition a sufficient length of time
before the accident, that by the exercise
of ordinary care they could have repaired
the same; that the doctrine of implied no-
tice, when applied to a city of any mag-
nitude, is unjust and oppressive and is
prolific of many heavy judgments against
such cities, where no officer as a matter
of fact has been negligent in his duty to
any degree. And believing that the law
in this regard should be amended in such
a manner as to give reasonable relief to
such cities, therefore,
Be It Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That we deem it for the host interest
of the City of Dubuque, as well as all
other cities in the State of Iota, of the
first and second class, that the laws relat-
ing to municipal liability for personal in-
juries should be amended by the legisla-
ture during its present session, in such
manner as to reduce such liability. In be-
half of the taxpayers of the City of Du-
buque we urgently request the legislature
of the State of Iowa to pass a statute ex-
empting all such cities from all liability
resulting from defective streets or side-
walks, unless a notice of the particular
defect causing or contributing to the in-
jury, is filed with the Recorder of the City
or served upon the Street Commissioner
or other proper officers, at least five days
previous to the time when the accident
occurs; and further that where it is shown
that the Sidewalk Commissioner or other
officer having charge of streets and side-
walks has inspected the street or side-
walk where the injury occurred within
twenty days prior to the injury, that this
fact will be sufficient evidence of dili-
gence on the part of the city to defeat
recovery; or that some other provision be
formulated and passed by the Legislature
which will reduce the liability of cities in
this class of cases.
Attest:
Ald. Horr moved to adopt the resolution.
Carried.
Aid. Sheridan moved that the Mayor be
empowered to appoint a proper represen-
tative from this city to attend a meeting
at Des Moines, for the purpose of bringing
the matter properly before the Legisla-
ture, Carrid.
Whereupon the Mayor appointed G. A.
Barnes, City Attorney, to represent the
City at said meeting.
Ald. Jones moved to adjourn until the
17th day of March, 1904. Carried.
C. F. ARENDT,
City Recorder.
Attest:
Approv
Recorder
M4,- 190,Y
:cam Mayor
i: ,rultlr S ssion Mar. 17, 1904.
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CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Session March lith, luu4.
(Official.)
Council met at S:15 o'clock P. M.
Mayor Berg in the chair.
Present—Aids_ Clancy, Corrance, Frith.
Horr, Jones, Raymond and Sheridan.
Absent—None.
Ald. Raymond moved that the Council
Proceedings for the month of February be
approved as printed. Carried.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
Petition of Mrs. B. Baumhover, asking
the Council to repair the south end of alley
between White and Jackson Streets, as
all the water in said alley runs into her
yard, was on motion of Ald. Sheridan
referred to the City Engineer to repair
the same, if not in too serious condition,
otherwise to be referred to the committee
on Streets. Carried.
Petition of John P. William and Pat-
rick Linehan, stating that they have a
contract for grading Lots No. 409 and
410 and also Lot 312 and 313, in Ham's
Add., and asking the Council to grant
them permission to also grade the alley
and street abutting the same without any
expense to the City, was on motion of
Ald. Horr, referred to the committee on
Streets and City Engineer, with power.
Petition of B. D. and A. F. Heeb et al.,
asking that the City Council vacate Heeb
Street, except such part as extends in
front of Geo. and C. Rath's property, and
plat a new street parallel with I-Ieeb
Street from the west line of Heeb Street,
30 feet wide, was on motion of Ald. Frith
referred to the Street committee and City
Engineer.
Petition of Joseph Straub et al., asking
for two feet of the sidewalk in front of
their property on Broadway Extension,
between Charles and Putnam Streets, for
the purpose of terracing their lawns. On
motion the petition was referred to Street
committee and City Engineer, with power.
Petition of Jerry D. Sullivan, asking
that a Water Fountain be placed at the
corner of Fourteenth and Alta Vista
Streets, was on motion of Ald. Horr re-
ferred to the committee on Streets to re-
port at the next meeting of the Council.
Petition of R. F. Curran, asking for the
sum of $240.00 as back salary due him as
Harbor Master, was on motion of Ald.
Clancy referred to the committee of the
Whole and City Attorney.
Petition of B. B. Richards, asking that
the sum of $5.50 be "efunded to him for
work required to be done by the city, in
bringing the sidewalk to the new grade
on Bluff Street between Twelfth and
Fourteenth Streets. On motion was re-
ferred to committee nn Streets and City
Engineer.
Petition of B. J. Ludescher claiming the
amount of $150.00 as damages to his prop-
erty. by overflow of Sewer on Julien Ave-
nue.
Ald. .Jones moved to refer the petition
to the Committee on Sewers. Carried.
Petition of T,inwool Cemetery Associ-
ation requesting that they be allowed to
come before the I'nuneil and show the
many reasons why it is for the interest
of the city and public, as well as them-
selves. that the location of the exten-
sion of Queen Street he changed, was on
motion referred to the Committee of the
Whole.
Petition of the Trustees of Odd Fellows'
^emple. asking that the Taxes on their
property situated on the corner of Ninth
and Locust Streets, lot 113. lie canceled
for the „;n 7Ui::. was .m motion referred
to the iiiai'd of Equalization.
Petition of Dubuque Casket Company
asking that their taxes on personal prop-
erty and improvements for the year 1903
be canceled. was on motion referred to
the Board of Equalization.
Petition of J. B. Hirtz et al asking that
an Electric Light he placed on Millville
Road, between Cooler Avenue and the
City Limits, was on motion referred to
the Committee on Police and Light.
Petition of Jacob Kessler et al asking
that the Council reopen Rosedale Ave-
nue, was referred to the Committee of
the Whole to view the ground.
Petition of Ernst Seitz asking that his
taxes on Moneys and Credits he can-
celed, was on motion referred to the
Board of Equalization.
Claim of Rosa Smith. claiming the sum
of $3,000.00 as damages for injuries receiv-
ed by falling on a Sidewalk on the west
side of Nevada Street, near the south-
east corner of Lot No. 1.
Also Original Notice of Claim of Clara
L. Pierce, claiming the sum of $3000.00 as
damages sustained by her through a fall
upon a Sidewalk.
On motion the Claim and Original No-
tice were referred to the Committee on
Claims and City Attorney.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
City Auditor Hoffman reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen:—Herewith find my report
for the month of February, 1904, show-
ing the receipts and disbursements for
the month:
Cash on hand Feb. 1st, 1904 $ 46,472.30
RECEIPTS.
Receipts from all sources $134,960.52
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DISBURSEMENTS.
Warrants redeemed $ 86.7.44.19
Regular bond coupons redeemed 6,965.08
Improvement bond coupons re-
deemed
Waterworks bond coupons re-
deemed
Regular bonds redeemed
Improvement bonds redeemed
124.32
22.60
1,545.00
9,247.71
$104,648.80
Cash on hand March 1st, 190476,784.02
The above cash balance includes the im-
provement bond fund, improvement bond
interest fund, library and sprinkling fund
balances.
Also the following is a record of all
interest coupons redeemed by Treasurer
for the past month:
Regular bond coupons redeemed$ 6,965.1i
Improvement bond coupons re-
deemed
Waterworks bond coupons re-
deemed
124.32
22.50
$ 7,111.90
Regular city bonds redeemed 1,545.00
Improvement bonds redeemed 9,247.71
$10,792.71
The following list shows the Appro-
priations and the amount of Warrants
drawn on each Fund since the beginning
of the fiscal year beginning March 1st
1903, to March 1st, 1904:
Appropriation. Expended.
Expense $ 40,000.00 $ 32,225.33
Road 38,000.00 37,950:67
Fire 38,000.00 37,703.72
Police 28,000.00 26,099.30
Sewerage 5,000.00 4,730.90
Printing 9,000.00 1,620.00
Engineer 3,500.00 3,073.20
Gas and Light 25,000.00 24,516.56
Interest 43,000.00 41,906.35
Board of Health 6,000.00 4,309.75
Grading 4,000,00 3,160.18
Bee Branch 7,000.00 6,999.98
Special Bonded Paving 2,500.00 00,000.00
Judgment 3,000.00 1,581.40
Sprinkling 1st District.. 800.00 800.00
Sprinkling 2nd District 1,500.00 1,500.00
Sprinkling 3rd District 1.500.00 1,500.00
Sprinkling 4th District 1,200.00 1,200.00
Sprinkling 5th District 1,400.00 1,400.00
Special Bonded Debt
Interest 4,000.00 4,000.00
Mt. Carmel Ave. Grad-
ing 1,000.00 974.90
Sidewalk Repairing 1,000.00
Special Sewer Fund2500, 953.10
2,359.46
Grading Bluff Street
Extension 1,000.00
1,000.00
Total Appropriation„$260,900.00
On motion the report v -_,s received and
the same referred back to the committee
on Finance.
City Engineer Boyce reported as follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council:
Gentlemen: I herewith submit my pay
roll for labor on Streets in the different
Road districts during the first half of
March, 1904:
Amount due Laborers on Streets.....$481.70
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES H. BOYCE,
City Engineer.
Approved: E. E. FRITH.
Chairman Committee on Streets.
JOSEPH L. BURR.
JOHN J. SHERIDAN.
Also cubmit my pay roil for labor on
Scwcrs during the first half of March,
1901:
Amount due Laborers on Sewers $169.80
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES 11. 110 VCE.
City Engineer.
Approved: JOHN J. SI-IERIDAN.
Chairman Committee on Sewers,
JOSEPH L. HORR.
Hl'GH CORRANC'm.'
On motion the pay rolls for Streets and
Sewers were received and warrants or-
dered drawn to pay the various amounts
and the pay rolls referred back to the
proper committees.
Sidewalk Inspector Caiwford reported as
follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council:
Gentlemen: Herewith attached please
find statement of the removal of snow and
ice from sidewalks during the month of
February, 1904, with the names of the
parties that done the work, according to
the ordinance relating to cleaning side-
walks.
Respectfully submitted,
ADAM CRA\\'FORD,
Sidewalk Inspector.
Ald. Sheridan moved that the report be
received and the Recorder be instructed
to advertise said special assessment ten
times in the Official Newspaper. according
to the ordinance. Carried.
Committee Clerk John W. Lawler
ported as follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council:
Gentlemen: Attached hereto please find
Treasurer's receipt for $4.31 for scrap iron
sold this day to Isaac Manhoff.
Very respectfully,
JNO. W. LA\VLER.
Committee Clerk.
On motion of Ald. Sheridan the report
was received and filed.
City Engineer Boyce reported as follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Chuncil:
Gentlemen: Herewith please find plat
and deed of vacation of Lot 2 of part of
Out Lot 735. Respectfully submitted,
JAMES H. BOYCE.
City
Aid, Frith moved that the plat Engineer.
eere-
ferred to the Committee on Streets and
City Engineer. Carried.
City Recorder Arendt presented and
read the printed notice certified to by the
Publisher, of the Council's intention to
construct a sanitary sewer in Dodge
Street from Bluff Street to Grandview
Avenue.
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No remonstrance being filed, the Mayor
asked if anyone present had any objec-
tion to said sewer.
No one present objecting to said sewer.
the notice on motion of Ald. Sheridan
was received and filed.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Ald.
Sheridan, chairman of the Com-
mittee on Police and Light, reported that
the patrol wagon was very badly in need
of repairs, and asked the Council for in-
structions in regard to the matter.
Ald. Clancy moved that the matter in
regard to patrol wagon he referred to
the Committee on Police and Light with
power. Carried.
Ald. Jones, chairman of the Committee
on Printing, reported as follows:
Your Committee on Printing, to whom
was referred the matter of arranging for
the publishing of the Council proceedings,
begs to report that an agreement has
been reached whereby the Globe -Journal
and the Telegraph -Herald will publish the
cfficial proceedings for the months ,.f
March and April for the sum of 121h cents
per inch, provided that the minimum
amount of space shall not in any one
month be less than five hundred inches.
Ald. Jones moved to adopt the report
Carried.
Ald. Raymond, chairman of the Com-
mittee on Delinquent Taxes, reported as
follows:
Your Committee on Delinquent Taxes.
to whom was referred the petition of
Katherina Blitsch, asking that on account
of her poverty, the tax for the year 1903
on her homestead, Lot 13, Tivoli Add, be
canceled, would recommend that the val-
uation on said lot be placed at $500.00 and
that the Treasurer be instructed to ac-
cept the taxes for the year 1903 on that
basis.
Also your Committee on Delinquent
Taxes, to whom was referred the petition
of Daniel Quinn, asking that on account
of his poverty and disability, the taxes
for the year 1903 on Lots 1. 2 and 3 in
Block 3 of Railroad Add., be canceled,
would repomr. ,end that said taxes be al-
lowed to remain a lien on the property
and that the Treasurer he instructed not
to sell.
Also your Committee on Delinquent
Taxes, to whom was referred the petition
of Herman Ney, asking that the valua-
tion of Lot 34, Wm. Rebman's Sub., be
reduced from $1,600.00 to $200.00 because
the building on said lot had been destroy-
ed by fire during the year 1903, would
recommend that the valuation of said lot
be placed at $800.00, and that the Treas-
urer be instructed to accept the taxes
thereon on that basis.
Also your Committee on Delinquent
Taxes, to whom was referred the petition
of Ursula Marty, the widow of an hon-
orably discharged soldier of the \Var of
the Rebellion, asking that her homestead,
Lot 25, High Street Sub., be exempt from
taxation to the extent of $800.00 on the
valuation thereof as provided by law.
would recommend that the prayer of the
petitioner be granted. and that the 'Treas-
urer be instructed accordingly.
Also Your Committee on Delinquent
Taxes, to whom was referred the petition
of Augustus Klaas, an honorably dis-
charged soldier of the War of the Re-
bellion, asking that he be granted an ex-
emption from taxation to the extent of
$800.00 as provided by law on Lots 8 and
9 of Sub. 3 of Mineral Lot 319, would rec-
ommend that the prayer of the petition-
er be granted and that the Treasurer be
instructed accordingly.
Also Your Committee on Delinquent
Taxes, to whom was referred the petition
of Fred Roehl, an honorably discharged
soldier of the War of the Rebellion, ask-
ing that he be granted the exemption
from taxation provided by law on his
personal property, would recommend that
the prayer of the petitioner be granted
and that the Treasurer be instructed to
deduct the sum of $800 from the valuation
of said personal property and to accept
the tax onthe balance in full for the
year 1903.
Also Your Committee on Delinquent
Taxes, to whom was referred the petition
of Mrs. Barbara Bechtel, asking that the
tax on her personal property be conceled
for the year 1903, would recommend that
said petition be received and filed.
Also Your Committee on Delinquent
Taxes, to whom was referred the petition
of Mrs. Mary Atkins, asking that the
back taxes on Lot 9, Yates & Picket's
Sub., be ordered canceled, begs to report
that as said petitioner is the widow of
an honorably discharged soldier of the
War of the Rebellion and therefore en-
titled to exemption under the law, we
would recommend that her petition be
granted and that the Treasurer be in-
structed accordingly.
Also Your Committee on Delinquent
Taxes, to whom was referred the petition
of J. Albrecht, asking that on account of
his advanced age and poor circumstances,
the taxes on Lot 6, O. Taylor's Sub., he
canceled for the year 1903, would recom-
mend that said taxes be allowed to re-
main a lien on the property and that the
Treasurer be instructed not to sell.
Also Your Committee on Delinquent
Taxes, to whom was referred the petition
of Amelia Voss, asking that the taxes on
her property be canceled for the year
1903, would recommend that said petition
he received and filed.
Also Your Committee on Delinquent
Taxes, to whom was referred the petition
of Mary Silzer, asking that on account of
her poverty the taxes on the West 1h of
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Lot 37 in Cox's Add., be canceled for the
years 1902 and 1903, would recommend
that the prayer of the petitioner be grant-
ed and that the Treasurer be instructed
accordingly.
Ald. Raymond moved to adopt the
various reports of the Delinquent Tax
Committee. Carried.
stitute twenty-five men in lieu of fifty, as
the average number to be employed stead-
ily by the Morris -Johnson -Brown Mfg. Co.
as a condition to the exemption from tax-
ation contemplated by the action of the
City Council at its last session.
Also, your committee of the Whole, to
who was referred the matter of straight -
!ling Fourth Street Extension, would rec-
mmend that the City Engineer be in-
structed to secure the dedication of the
butting property required for the pro-
fused change, and that the Committee
lerk be instructed to write to S
Ald. lion•. chairman of the Board of e
Equalization, reported as follows: 0
Your Board of Equalization, to whom
was referred the petition of the Haney- a
Campbell Company, asking that their 1
taxes for the year '903 b- canceled, would C
recommend tha• sale, petition he teceived
filed.
and
Also, your Board of Equalization, to
whom was referred the petition of the
First Church of Christ, Scientist, asking
that Lot 2 of City Lot 642 and City Lot 642
be exempt from taxation for the year 1903
because said property is being used for
church purposes, begs to report that we
find that only a part of this property is
being used for church purposes, and we
would recommend that a deduction of
$2,500.00 be made in the valuation on sale
lots and that the 'treasurer be instructed
to accept the taxes on the balance in full
settlement thereof.
Also, your Board of L•';;aalizatton, to
whom was referred the petition of Rt.
Rev. John J. Keane, Archbishop of Du-
buque, asking that Lots 35 to 42, inclusive,
in Yates' Sub. of Out Lots 708 and 713, be
exempt from taxation for the year 1903
and thereafter, because said lots are being
used exclusively for College Grounds,
would recommend that the prayer of the
petitioner he granted and that the Treas-
urer he instructed accordingly.
Also, your Board of Equalization, to
whom was refereed the petition of Hugh
Breslin, stating tnat in making a division
of the property, the valuation of the N.
40 Feet of City Lot 573 nad been erroneous-
ly placed at $3,000.00, and asking therefore
that said valuation be reduced to $2,000.00,
would recommend that the prayer of the
petitioner he granted and that the Treas-
prer be instructed accordingly.
Ald. Horr moved to adopt the various
reports of the Board of Equalization.
Carried.
Aid. Herr, chairman of the committee of
the Whole, reported as follows:
Your committee of the Whole, to whom
was referred the petition of the Ernsdorff
Boggy Co., asking that the exemption
granter] it on November 21, 1901, be made
to apply on its personal taxes only, and
that in accordance therewith the personal
tax for the year 1903 be ordered canceled,
would recommend that the prayer of the
petitioner he granted and that the Treas-
urer be instructed
accordingly.
Also, your committee
of the Whole
would respectfully recommend
.Ordinance committeethat the
he insInstrrucucted to sub -
Herold and inform him that this commit-
tee has authorized the offer of $500.101 for
Lots 15 and 16, in Block 30, .Dubuque Har-
bor Improvement Company's Addition.
Ald. Horr moved to adopt the various
reports of the committee of the Whole.
Carried.
Ald. Frith moved that the City Engi-
neer be instructed to measure up all the
macadam in the different wards and re-
port to the Council. Carried.
A communication from the Democratic
City Central Committee, recommending
names for Judges and Clerks of ];lection
was presented.
Aid. Frith moved that the matter be re-
ferred to the committee of the Whole,
they to take a recess for ten minutes and
report to the Council. Carrie;].
After taking the recess the committee
of the Whole reported the following
names:
FIRST WARD.
First Precinct—Judges, J. W. Wickham,
Bart Cain, Henry ri.lker; clerks, Neil
Coghlin, L. Marlin.
Second Precinct—Judges, 'Phos. Hird.
John J. Sheridan, Matt. Clancy; clerks, J.
W. Halpin, Thos. J. White.
SECOND WARD.
First Precinct—Judges, S. T. 'Waterman,
Geo. Schaffhauser, J. H. Carroll; clerks,
J. H. Strobel, \\'m. La Barge.
Second Precinct—Judges, Robert Jess,
Charles Falkenhainer, Albert Buckler;
clerks, Theo. J. Ris, T. E. Quinlan.
THIRD WARD.
First Precinct—Judges, J. F. Kopsa, Pe-
ter Olinger, Joseph L. Horr; clerks, A.
Joeffr'oy, Geo. Ziegler.
Second Precinct—Judges, John O'Con-
nell, M. Zemanek, Simon Sutter; clerks,
Arthur Zinn, Peter Hanson, Jr.
Third Precinct—Judges, N. Jacquinot, G.
B. Albrecht, P. J. Schuler; clerks, Leo
Flynn, B. Westercamp,
FOURTH WARD.
First Pecinct—Judges, E. P. Laude, W.
T. Gilliam, Charles \Vales; clerks, George
Lyon, James Lavin.
Second Precinct—Judges, John Schro-
man, James Hird, Patrick Royce; clerks,
Wm. Baxter, Edward McEvoy,
Third Precinct—Judges, H. Corrance,
Thos. Allen, A. Wombacher; clerks, Geo.
H. Wolf, James Lee, Jr.
Regular Session Mar. 17, 1904.
78
FIFTH WARD.
First Precinct—Judges, John Stieber,
Alex Reed, L. C. Fuller; clerks, Chris.
Mathis, Chas. Thomas.
Second Precinct—Judges, Theo. Scharle,
John Zimmerman, K. J. schilling; clerks,
Thus. Kane, Frank D-euwoehner.
'third Precinct—Judges, Geo. Retten-
maier, O. W. Gieger, R. Jones; clerks,
John Kruse, Chas. Conrad,
Fourth Precinct—Judges, Adam Stoltz,
E. E. Frith, R. Flick; clerks, August
Prange, Dan Haas.
Aid. Horr moved that the names pre-
sented by the committee of the Whole be
declared the Judges and Clerks of the City
Election to be held April 4th, 1904. Car-
ried.
RESOLUTIONS.
Aid. Horr offered the following:
Be It Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That we endorse the bill, a copy of which
is hereto attached, providing that resident
taxpayers may act as jurors in cases
against cities under special charter if
otherwise qualified, and we recommend
that our repreesntatives and senator sup-
port this bill and use all honorable means
to secure its passage.
Ald. 1 -torr moved to adopt the resolution.
Carried.
Alderman Horr, chairman of the Com-
mittee of the Whole, offered the fol-
lowing:
Be it resolved by the CIty Council of
" the City of Dubuque, That the appropria-
tions for the ensuing year for the dif-
ferent departments of the city be fixed
as follows:
For General Expense and Con-
tingent Fund $ 40,000.00
For Expense of Fire Department 38,000.00
For Expense of Police Depart-
ment 28,000.00
For Care, Maintenance and Re-
pair of Sewers, Storm and San-
itary 5,000.00
For Printing 2,500.00
For Expense of Engineer De-
partment, including Salaries2,500.00
For Expense of Street Lighting25,000.00
For Interest on Bonded and
Floating Debt 42,000.00
For Expense of Board of Health4,500.00
For Grading Fund 4,000.00
For Continuation of Bee Branch
Storm Water Sewer 8,500.00
For taking up Improvement
Bonds issued for Payment of
Special Assessments against
Parks, Fire Engine Houses and
Other Real Estate owned by
the City for Paving and Macad-
amizing of Streets and for In-
terest on same 2.000.00
For Payment of Judgments
against the City 2,000.00
For District Road Fund, for
Cleaning, Repairing and Sprink-
ling Purposes—
First District 10,000.00
Second District 20,000.00
Third District 9,000.00
For Interest on Special Bonded
Debt 4,000.00
For Special Sewer Fund 8,000.00
For Grading Mt. Carmel Avenue1,000.00
For Repairing and Rebuilding
Sidewalks 1,000.00
For Continuation of Wall at In-
tersection of Bluff Street Ex-
tension and Villa Street 1,000.00
For Purchase of Lot and Con-
struction of Engine House in
Fifth Ward 4,000.00
Total Appropriations $268,000.00
Ald. Horr moved to adopt the resolution.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Alds. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Horr. Jones, Raymond and Sheridan.
Nays—None.
Ald. Frith offered the following:
Be It Resolved by the City C.nn oil of
the City of Dubuque: That the City En-
gineer be and he is herein- directed to pre-
pare plans. specifications ant ;in estimate
of the cost fur the continuation of the
Bee Branch storm water sewer from the
end of the present sewer in Sanford
Street, westerly in said Sanford Street
to Washington Street, thence northerly in
said Washington Street as tar as the pres-
ent appropriation may carry the same,
and to tile said plans, specifications and
estimate in the office of the City Recorder,
who will thereupon advertise for bids for
the construction of said sewer.
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the resolution.
Carried.
Ald. Sheridan offered the following:
Be It Resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque, that a sanitary
sewer of ten inch tile pipe be constructed
in Dodge Street from South Bluff Street
to Booth Street, thence an eight inch tile
pipe sanitary sewer westerly in said
Dodge Street to Grandview Avenue, ac-
cording to the plat and specifications of
said sewer prepared by the City Engi-
neer and now on file in the office of the
City Recorder, and be it further resolved,
that said sewer shall be completed on or'
before the 1st day of July, 1904, and shall
be paid for at the time and in
the manner prescribed by Chapter 34 of
the Revised Ordinances of 1901 of the City
of Dubuque for the payment of the cost of
constructing sewers. The proposals for
doing such work will be acted upon by the
Council on the 7th day of April, 1904, and
the City Recorder is hereby ordered to
give ten days' notice by publication, ask-
ing for proposals as provided by ordin-
ance.
Ald. Sheridan moved to adopt the reso-
lution.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Horr, Jones, Raymond and Sheridan.
Nays—None.
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Aid. Raymond moved to adjourn until
April 7th, 1904. Carried.
C. F. ARENDT,
City Recorder.
Attest:
..Recorder
Approved.y' y 190 .r
ayor
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Li
of Warrants
F CITY MMUS
City Recorder's (Ali—
Dubuque,
fli Dubuque, Iowa, March 1. 1004.
To the Honorable Mayor and City Council
of Dubuque:
Gentlemen: The following is a com-
plete list of all warrants issued by me
during the month of February, 1904:
C. H. Berg, salary, Mayor $116 65
H. Brinkman, salary, Treasurer 133 30
J. A. McKinley, salary, Deputy
Treasurer 100 00
Jno. Brayer, clerk, Treasurer's of-
fice 60 00
Chas. F. Arendt, salary, Recorder116 65
Wm. A. Kaep, salary, Deputy Re-
corder 80 00
F. B. Hoffman, salary, Auditor 116 65
C. B. Scherr, salary, Assessor
A. Doerr, Jr., salary, Assistant As-
sessor
J. J. Murphy, salary, Assistant As-
sessor
Geo. A. Barnes, salary, Attorney
J. B. Powers, salary, Assistant At-
torney
Ed. Morgan, salary, Chief of Police..
Jos. Reinfried, salary, Fire Chief
J. W. Lawler, salary, Committee
Clerk
Jas. Boyce, salary, City Engineer
E. Anderson, salary, Assistant En-
gineer
F. Neuwoehner, salary, Rcdman
E. Herron, salary, Superintendent
Street Sprinkling
Wm. Hipman, salary, Electrician
H. Tropf, salary, Marketmaster
P. Ryan, salary, Park Custodian
P. Kien, salary, Park Custodian
T. Faherty. salary, Park Custodian
Dr. B. F. Michel, salary, Health Of-
ficer
F. Flynn, salary, Sanitary Patrol-
man
N. Offerman, salary, Poundmaster
Mrs. H. Koenig, salary, Janitress
A. Crawford, salary, Sidewalk In-
spector
H. A. Moyes, salary, Wharfmaster
M. Clancy, salary. Alderman
H. Corrance, salary, Alderman
E. E. Frith, salary, Alderman
J. L. Horr, salary, Alderman
R. Joneg, salary, Alderman
G. N. Raymond, salary, Alnerman..
J. J. Sheridan, salary, Alderman....
Tillie Dennehy, stenographer
M. Eitel, fireman
J. Essman, fireman
A. Duccinni. fireman
J. Flynn, fireman
J. Roshon, fireman
A. Heer, fireman
J. Tschudi, fireman
J. Schonberger, fireman
J. Daley, fireman
J. Barnes, fireman
T. Ryder, fireman
G. Beyer, fireman
W. Ducey, fireman
F. Murphy, fireman
P. Ahern, fireman
M. Kelley, fireman
D. Ahern, fireman
P. Zillig, fireman
T. Flynn, fireman
M. Sweeney, fireman
H. Cain, fireman
N. Wagner, fireman
J. Benzer, fireman
125 00
100 00
100 00
150 00
75 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
166 65
100 00
50 00
60 00
83 30
50 00
40 00
40 00
10 00
50 00
60 00
45 00
20 00
50 00
20 00
25 00
25 Ou
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
20 00
65 00
75 00
60 00
G5 00
GO 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
65 00
75 00
60 00
65 00
GO 00
50 00
50 00
5000
65 00
43 20
65 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
75
A. McDonald, fireman 67 50
J. Murphy, fireman 50 00
G. Gherk' , fireman (a 00
T. Kennedy, fireman 60 00
F. Baumgartner, fireman 50 00
J. Smith, fireman 50 00
C. Kannolt, Berman 65 00
J. Allen, fireman 60 00
M. Fahey, fireman 50 00
W. O'Connell, fireman 50 00
R. Weston, fireman 65 00
F. Kenneally, fireman 60 00
E. McDermott, fireman 50 00
W. McClain, fireman 50 00
P. Furey. substitute fireman 5 00
A. -Becker, police 50 00
J. H. Barry, police 50 00
G. Burkel. police 50 00
J. Carter, police 60 00
J. Clune, police 50 00
Jno. Cody, police 50 00
W. Cook, police 50 O0
W. Corcoran, police 50 00
M. Craugh. police 65 00
13. Donlon. police 50 00
J. Fitzpatrick, police 50 00
Jas. Flynn, police 50 00
Wm. Frith. police 50 00
T. Ganahl, police 50 00
L. Grassel, police 50 OU
B. Gray, police 50 00
Pat. Hanlon, police 50 00
M. Kitty, police 50 00
Jno. Loetscher, police 38 45
P. McCollins, police 50 00
P. McInerney, police 50 00
Jno. Moore, police GU 00
D. Norton, police 50 00
M. O'Connor, police 50 00
Jno. Murphy, police 50 00
Jno. Raesli. police 65 00
Otto Hall,. police 50 00
Jas. Ryan. police 65 00
P. Scharff. police 50 00
Al. Scherr. police 60 00
F. Spielman, police 46 05
P. Sutton, police 45 00
Tom Sweeney, police 65 00
M. Stapleton, police 50 00
P. Sullivan, police 50 00
Jno. L. Sullivan, police 43 00
L. Zeidman, police 50 00
Mrs. Kate Hibbe, matron 30 00
Miss L. Brennan, matron 30 00
J. Hell, special police 1 65
Labor on Streets during the last half
of January, 1904:
J. Brouillette, labor 5 40
Paul Becker, labor 5 75
J. Braehtenbach, labor 3 115
Chris. Buelow, labor 2 05
Anton Bolein, labor 105
W. Coughlan, labor 9 45
John Corbett, labor 2
Jas. Callahan, foreman 20 00
H. Cosgrove, driver 20 00
Mike Donegan, labor 2 05
Jos. Eberhardt, labor 3 40
Geo. Frost, foreman 21) 00
Mat. Fetsl,o•l -, labor 3 40
W. Foley, labor 5 411
P. Fenelon, labor 17 55
Nelson Frith, stoker 50 00
Barney Glass, labor 4 05
Jos. Guenther, labor 1 70
Peter Guenther, labor 1 70
Jas. Grab, labor 2 40
C. Gantenbein, foreman 20 00
George J. Hahn, foreman 20 00
James Hird. labor 2 70
Jake Hansen, labor 135
John Heil, carpenter 50
John Beast, labor 3 40
Jake Kraus, labor 3 05
Mike Lavin, labor 4 04
7t;
List of Warrants.
Mart. I.onergan. Labor
H. Ltnhke, la bop
Doh. Ilabor
A. \1'. Stiller, labor
Joint 5l 'S i tly. labor
('has. McDonald. labor
N. .1. Nenwoehnor, labor
11 .
o'Brien, hien, forear:nt
.1. ((I-lttlloran. labor
John Parker, labor
Nic. Pinac•h. labor
1\'. Quinlan, labor
:Jos. Bonney. driver.
Niel: .S"wei•n,c(•. tabor
john Spear, labor
('prise Sheol. labor
Frank Schorr, labor
James Smith, labor
his. Sell:lb:I:i. labor
7. Straney, Iahor
John \\*H•Isb. labor
Arlon AV'ondras: k. labor
1V'. AV'e:mmoutlt. lineman
C. .A. AV'Mite, labor
Thos. Voting. , ngineer
Labor on sewers for the last
January. 1004:
J. Corcoran, labor
R. T. Eddy, foreman
R. A. Fuller, labor
F. Ilohnecker, labor
P. K,•nnc•tllly, labor
P. Sage, labor
Landon Taylor, labor
C. H. Berg, settlement in case of
Catherine Hagerty vs. City 027 25
P. I':tumg:u•tner, assistant Market -
master for January 3510
L. Daily, cleaning around Market
Spa t t'.' for Deeembcr, 1903, and
January, 1904 28 00
L. Fay, repairing and ov..tthauling
election booths 19 00
F. Schloz & Son, repairs for election
booths
3 40
1 30
70
4 40
S 80
2 lib
3 411
20 (10
1 35
5 40
4 40
4 ':5
2n on
s1
1 no
,a
to
2 40
17 00
2 05
70
20 00
2 70
75 00
half of
20 80
211 80
25 00
211 8U
2(1 $11
20 80
Ill 20
17 00
Road Department 2 25
F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Road
Department 1 ov
Ell wan ger Eros., repairing harness
for Road and Fire Department 1S U5
I'. Lang. hardware for Road and
Special Sidewalk Department 1 Ji,
F. A. Miller, 1-2 dozen Brooms for
Road Department 2 00
kIntier & Kress. 1-2 dozen Sidewalk
Scrapers
J. Simonc's & ('o. Itlank,•ls, com-
forters and Sheets for Fire De-
partment
l.agen & Sloan, horse shoeing for
Fire department S 00
Wunderlich & Wiederholt, horse
shoeing' rot. Fire department S 55
I<, y t'ily Gas Co.. coke for Fire de-
o:u'1 Ot•nt -- 25
Key City Gass Co., rental or ga.. are
at Armory :tad Central Engine
house 2 50
Pitt meson Foundry Co.. 1
A\'ah r 1t..s for Fire del:n•tment 1 25
T. F. Kate, Il:ty and (fats for Fire
ill ti 'int' 111 2(111 05
Mettle Ilros., Straw for hire tie
p;lrtm •u
G. W. I I .ley & S,n1, 1-2 dozen
bushel Ii tskets for hire depart-
met.l
G. R:tgatz & Son, repairs for Fire
depttrtntent
Fire Ext'g' Mfg. Co., 1-2 dozen pick
axes for Fire department 13 50
Dubuque Oil Tank Line, Oil for Fire
department 1:. 95
A. Ruh, Bran for Fire department 5 70
P. J. Seippel, Lumber for Fire de-
ment 2 10
P. Pier, coal and wi.,„I fol' vire
In, itt 112 95
Morrison Bros... - r at ,'.
Strict Engi1 ; I •1_,. 8 95
Wunderlich. elclirs for Eigh-
teenth Street and Central Engine
Houses 11 60
:u•tin-Strelau Co., use and damage
in ropes and tackle used at Na-
ional Biscuit Co's. fire 3 00
rep ,(; late ehole, part payment on
:Mice "(,•r1•oats 1(0 00
lop ,t I;nechelc, caps for Police
I; I: run•
t 2:1 75
•Iii•\'s hoolc store, blank stationery
tr I'1)lie,. department
11,•. en:,l and wood ttt city hall
LL'1i' . keys for Police depart-
ment 00
TI:n'11g. mending steel tape for
F.ngirlter's office 75
.hhorn ,l Bechtel, ^r,,','ries and
applies for matron department
J. \V. Saunders, meat for matron
ep:mtmetlt 1 40
\Sem. Hood, sawingtion department S 50
F. A. Nester, 1 clock for matron de-
pt.rtment 4 50
A. R. Knights & ('o., 1 star for chief
of police 1 75
Ellwanger Bros., repairing harness
for patrol team 110
H. Tropf, board of prisoners for
January 2 40
Union Electric Co., arc lights for
January 2045 77
Globe -Journal, official printing for
January 60 00
The Times, official printing for Jan-
uary 15 00
Telegraph -herald, official printing
for January 50 00
National Demokrat, official printing
2 40
50 50
:5
120
20
Ellwangol' Bros., snaps for curtains 50 II
for election booths 185
Chas. Oswald, braces and clamps \I
for election booths
Rider, \\ ;tilts Co., ducking for cur- 1 45
tains for election booths 2 5n I`t
G, h. KI •i11, rope for election booths 4:
B,y lilt Gas ('o., gas for various
ch•pnriatents `t
Key City i:olra Co„
\V'elsh:iclt light at Ci tykHttllartd 1 I<,
J. Ifench & Son, soapy2 Oa
P.
and Ninth Street Engine Chouse
'..l 0 70 J.
G. B. Grosvenor', stationery and
supplies for various offices 15 9U J.
Belly's Book Store. stationery and
supplies for various offices
Kelly's Book Store, 13 30 Eir
stationery and
supplies for Legal department 15 75 C.
Kenna Lavin P't'g Co., blank sta-
tioncry
Palmer, Berk & Co., blank station- 3 75
ery and printing bonds
Dubuque Enterprise Co.,"" 1G 75
sta-
tionery for Auditorblank ..............
Little, Becker1 5U
Co., mantels and
chimneys, City Hall and Fire de-
partment ........
Mullen & Pa in,10 b0
hall P plumbing at City
Carr,,...,.d,,.s........,.,.h 0 Y5
Ryder & Adams Co„ sash
cord, City Hall .......,..
R. L. Spellenherg, repairs at City R.
Hall .............
Lyons & Lyons, repairs for First
'Ward Scales ..........................
T. Faherty, supplies for First
Ward Scales ..,..,
McElrath Teaming Co., sand for 98
1 50
15120
4 40
wood for ma-
List of Warrants 77
for January 25 III) Ed. Morgan. salary. Chief of Police 100 fall
E. Anderson, supplies, etc.. for En- Jos. 10einfl•it•d, salary. Fire chief., 100 00
gineer's officeJ. W. La wit -r, salary. Committee
F. Sellluz & Son, repairs for Engi-
clerk leo fall
neer's office 7 20 .I; s. Byer. .salary. ('ily Engineer . 100 S0
Fengler & Boutin. final estimate for V. Anderson. salai y. Assistant En -
improving alley hbetween Garfield neer leu UO
and Rhumberg Avenues. from 1-'. \, uwuebner. sal;u-y. Rucinntn 50 00
Kniest Street to Johnson Avenue 49 71 V. Herron, salary, Superintendent
I-1. Brinkman, eseu cation hermits Street Sprinkling G0 00
redeemed le n,. \\'m. I liltpman. salary. Electrician . 53 40
H. Brinkman. interest paid on war- II. nolo'. salary. Alarketnwslc•r ... :to oil
rants outstanding. 3I0'6 1'. Ryan. salary, Para:custodian ..... 40 00
N. Brinkman, in•ielll charges on I'. Rein, salary. Park custodian .... 40 00
I -I. Brinkman. New York ,•zehnnge 3 le T. Fain I ty. salarv. I';,rk custodian le un
1-. Brinkman. postage .stamps 40 Lr. It. V. Alte1el. salary. Ilealth oi-
1-i. Brinkman. refund regular tax 13 la - ricer ,0 uu
1-I. (Brinkman. library orders paid.....10 2:1 F. Flynn, salry, Sanitary Patrol -
Labor c -n Streets daring the first half of man ru Uu
February. )904: A. Offen-nail. salary, Potncdmaster-I;, ii.)
J. lb- nulled, labor $ 3 40 Alrs. 11. Koenig. salary. .1;utilrc so.. 20 00
Paul lte.•ber. labor it 10 A. Crawford. salary. Sidewalk In -
1C. colloidal'. labor (0, specter 50 00
Janus ('.(llah:ul, foreman 20 III II. A. Aally's, salary, AV'harfmaster . 20 00
1-l. ('osgroce, driver _e e0 AI. Clancy. salary, Alderman25 OU
Jos Eberhardt. labor 5 4•I 11. ('orranee, salary, .-Alderman . ':, un
(leo. IF rost, foreman _n 0I E. 1•:. Frith, salary. Alderman 5 Ila
W. I' ley, lab .r 5 11t J. L. 1Iorr, salary, Alderman25 00
Pot I' nelon. labor 17 .- R. Jolles, salary. Alderman .:22:
Uu
P;(1 ' -Ira's fah"t 70 (l. A. 11,iymond. salary. .Alderman 251(0
L'.11:1ec I;L•(ss, labor' 711 J. J. Sheridan. salary, Alderman 25 00
1', I Il:tel .l,ein, foreman 20 00 T. Donnelly. Slenogr:Ipbc•r 2n uu
11,, .1. Haim, foreman
20 OU Al. !:ilea, fireman 65 01)
.1.Inu s Bird. labor 70J. f•:-snr,ul, fireman i5 60
Jahn I loll. carpenter ! 70 A. Ducc•inni. lirenuut Gal 00
Sic Fettenhnfen, labor 1 J. Flynn. fireman 65 00
Julie Kraus, labor 5 1.I J. Roshon. fireman (0 UO
H. Lemhke, labor 4e A. 1 -toot, fireman oil bu
R. J. Love, labor l :1: .1. 'I•s:•hath, iireman 50 1111
A. W. Miller, labor 1 n, J. Sehonberger, fireman 50110
.L.11111 McNulty. labor
;n
J. Daley,fireman(5115(1:)1
6 ((0
W. O'Brien, I)' i na 20 Ill ..T. 1-1.11'11,S.. fireman u oU
John Parker. labor -I 7 T. Ryder, fireman ,n o0
\ir. lincsh, labor 375 G. lleyef, fireman .,nu
W. Quinlan. labor 2 05 1V'. ,11eey• fireman in (U
Jos. Boon,y, driver 2u UU F. Alurpby, fireman ,u ,I0lick Sweeney. labor 4 115 P. .\b rn, fireman e
Jut Strane , labor 17 55 AT. elley, fireman all uU
John Schromen, mason 6 U,l D. Ahern. firemanG5 UO
\V. AV'enrmcuth, foreman 20 W P. %illig, fitoman 43 20
C.A. White, labor 2 7U T. Flynn. fireman G5 OU
Ed. Seeley. team 1 211 PI. Sweeney, fireman
CO (Al
Labor on Sewers during the first half of
iI• Cain, -r. fireman
February,
50 00
February, 1904: N. 11'agner, freman 50 00
P. Casserly, labor $ 20 80 J. Belize,. fireman 50 00
J. Corcoran, labor 20 40 A. AleDeletid. firemanoun
50 G7 50
H. T. Eddy, foreman 25 00 J. Alurpby, fireman UO
R. A. Fuller. labor "0 SO G.WNaimoli. fireman 13 30
65 00
F. Hohnecker, labor 20 SO G. OLorko, fireman
0 SIl T. Kc needy, fireman GU OU
P. Kenneully. labor F. Baumgartner, fireman 5000
P. Sage. labor20 SO
Landon 'Taylor. labor 20 SO J. Smith, fireman
5500
0 00
AT. Tschirgi. half pay on sewer con -
J.
Naimoli, fireman G5 00
14 0 J. Allen, fireman 60 00
nections AI. Fahey, fireman 50 00
P. Arduscr, personal damages 700 00S
W. (('Connell, fireman 50 00
C. H. Berg, salary. Mayor710 GU II. Weston, fireman 65 00
H. Brinkman, at hay, "Treasurer .... 1:33 45 F. I:rnne:illy, fireman 60 00
J. A. McKinley, salary, Deputy E. Alei)ermott, fireman •50 00
Treasurer HO 110
W. AleClain. fireman 50 00
Jno. Krayer, clerk, Treasurer's of- A. Becker, police 50 00
flee of -
60 00 J. 11 Barry, police 50 00
Chas. F. Arendt, salary, Recorder.. 110 GO G. Burkel, police .37 511
Wm. A. Kaep, salary, Deputy Re- J. Carter, police 05 00
corder 80 00 J. ('line, police 50 00
F. B. Hoffman, salary, Auditor .... 116 60 Jan, Cody, police
50 00
C. B. Scherr, salary, Assessor 125 00 1V'. (' ..k. police
50 00
A. Doerr, Jr., salary, Assistant As - '\V. (' rcoran, police 50 W
sessor 100 00 Al, ('rnugh, police 52 UU
J. J. Murphy, salary, Assistant As- H. Donlon, police 50 (t0
sessor 100 UO J. Fitzpatrick, police 50 UO
Geo. A. Barnes, salary, Attorney .. 150 Uo Jas. Flynn, police 5() (JO
J. B. Powers, salary, Assistant At- Wm. Frith, police 50 00
torney 75 00 T. Ganahl, police 50 00
78
List of Warrants.
I
L. Grassel, police
B. Gray, police
Pat. Hanlon, police
M. Kilty, police
Jno. Loetscher, police
P. McCollins, police
P. McInerney, police
Jno. Moore. police
D. Norton, police
Jno. Murphy, police
M. O'Connor. police
Jan. Raesli, police
Otto Rath, pa lice
Jas. Ryan, police
P. Scharff, police
Al. Scherr, police
F. Spielman, police
P. Sutton. police
Tom Sweeney, police
M. Stapleton, police
P. Sullivan, police
Jno. L. Sullivan, police
L. Zeidman. police
Mrs. Kate Hilda., matron
1S 00
5000
50 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
5000
6000
50 00
50 00
50 00
65 00
50 00
65 00
50 00
55 00
50 00
43 00
65 00
50 00
5000
45 00
46 00
30 00
Miss L. Brennan, matron 30 00
Labor on Streets for the last half of
February. Vol:
J. P.ronill •Ite, labor 7 45
John Earns. labor 135
Paul 1:eokor. labor 10 15
John ltraehtenbach, labor 2 05
Anton Bo:ein. labor 3 05
W. Coughlan. labor 5 40
John Cor hei t. labor 6 40
Jas. Callahan. foreman 20 00
H. Cosgrove. driver 20 00
J. Eberhardt, labor 5 40
W. P`oley, labor 7 45
Pat. Fenelon, labor 6 75
George Frost, foreman 20 00
Nelson Frith, stoker 5U 00
Pat Grue, labor 3 40
Barney Glass, labor 6 45
P. Guenther, labor 2 70
Jos. Grab, labor 1 70
Jos. Guenther, labor 1 70
C. Gantenbein, foreman 20 00
James Hird, labor 3 40
George J. Hahn. foreman 20 00
John Hell, carpenter 22 80
Nie Kett:•nhofen, labor 4 75
John Ka ast, labor 2 U5
.Take Kraus, labor 5 75
H. Lemblce, labor 3 40
R. Love, labor 6 45
George Moore, labor 6 45
A. W. Miller, labor 2 05
James Malloy, labor 135
Tom Malloy, labor 135
John McNulty, labor 4 75
Chas. McDonald, labor 1 35
Pat. McPoland, labor
John O'Halloran. labor 70
70
W. O'Brien, foreman
John Pfeiffer, labor 20 00
John Parker, labor 5 40
Nic. Pinsch, labor 8 80
135
W. Quinlan, labor
James Ryan, labor 4 05
Jos. Rooney, driver 1 00
2U 00
Nick Sweeney, labor
John Spear, labor ............... 2 40
Frank Scherr, labor ""'"'• 4 70
James Smith, labor "" 2 05
Jos. Schafetel, labor ""' 1 05
Jos. Straney, labor ''""""•• 7 05
W. Wearmouth, foreman ""20 00
Thos. Young,75 00
00
Labor on Sewerse for the last half5 of
February. 1904:
P. Casserly, labor ................
17 60
J. Corcoran, labor $ 19 20
R. T. Eddy, foreman 25 00
R. A. Fuller, labor
19 20
F. Hohnecker, labor 19 20
P. Kenenally, labor 19 20
P. Sage, labor 9 60
Landon Taylor, labor 17 60
P. Baumgartner, assistant market -
master 33 75
C. B. Scherr, extra work preparing
Road Districts 75 00
H. J. Tropf, board of prisoners for
February 10 U0
G. R. Clark. iron fence on retaining
wall on Highland Place 9S 50
H. Corrance, supplies, at City Hall
and Fire Department 8 65
Key City Gas Co., gas for various
departments 100 70
Palmer, Berg & Co., blank books
and stationery for various depart-
ments
Kenna -Lavin Prt'g Co., blank sta-
tionery
C. H. Little, Becker & Co., mantels
and supplies for Expense and Fire
departments
Safford Stamp Works. stamps for
Recorder 60
P. Even, coal for First Card scales 7 65
Kannolt & Powers. horse shoeing for
Fire department
Lagen & Sloan, horse shoeing for
Fire department
Vollenweider & Hein, horse shoeing
for Fire department
Wunderlich & Wiederholt, horse
shoeing for Fire department
Lear & Rush. horse shoeing for
Fire department
Collings & Pfiffner, horse shoeing for
Fire and Police departments 1120
Key City Gas Co„ coal and coke for
Fire department 39 30
Key City Gas Co., rental of gas arcs
for Fire department 75
Carr, Ryder & Adams Co., shavings
for Fire department 1 00
F. F. Kane, hay and oats for Fire
department 161 15
Ellwanger Bros.. repairing harness
for Fire department 6 50
J. Newman & Son, repairs for Fire
department 1 85
McDonald & Morrison Mfg. Co., re-
pairs for Fire department 1 00
Jno. Mullen, harness dressing for
Fire department 6 75
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co., 2,000
feet of Hose for Fire department1660 00
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co., 5
doz. gaskets for Fire department
F. Schlo¢ & Son, repairs for Fire
department
Jno. Butt, repairs for Fire depart-
ment
G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for Fire
department
Klauer & Kress, hardware for Fire
and Police departments
J. F. Ris & Bro., repairs for Fire
department
W. H. Torbert, drugs and supplies
for Fire department 10 35
Phil Pier, coal and wood for Fire
department 180 00
Phil Pier, wood for Police depart-
ment 79 85
H. J. Hagerty, veterinary services
for Fire and Police departments23 90
La France Fire Engine Co., supplies
for steamer J. J. Linehan 1 20
American Fire Engine Co., supplies
for steamers R. W. Stewart and
J. J. Linehan 22 93
Central Electric Co., supplies for
fire alarm system 64 98
J. W. Wittner, drugs and supplies
15 75
13 75
7 75
4 30
5 4U
4 50
3 50
2 00
3 00
6 00
5 95
11 75
1 90
75
Official Notices.
79
for Police department 7 25
Wm. Hood, sawing wood for Police
department 13 60
W. Schneider, bran and matches for
Patrol House 10 95
T. F. Kane, hay delivered at Patrol
House 11 90
A. Fluetsch, milk tickets for Matron
department 1 55
M. A. Doran, 1 empty cask for
Sewer department 100
J. Butt, repairs for Sewer depart-
ment 8 90
globe-,Tournal, official printing for
Fe hi nary 1,0 00
The Times, official printing for Feb-
ruary 15 00
Dubuque Telegraph -Herald. official
printing for February 50 00
National Demokrat, official printing
for February 2500
Union Electric Co., arc lights for
February 2045 77
T. E. Frith, removing dead animals 32 00
Standard Lumber Co.. lumber for
Sidewalk department 275 50
P. Eisbach. estimate on Bee Branch
storm sewer 1443 30
H. Brinkman, interest on warrants
outstanding 1940 23
H. Brinkman, refunded tax 1 00
H. Brinkman, postage stamps 10 00
H. Brinkman, New York exchange 6 40
H. Brinkman, freight charges 75
H. Brinkman, express charges 00
H. Brinkman. library orders paid 573 54
I hereby certify that the foregoing is
a true and correct list of all warrant is-
sued by me during the month of Febru-
ary, 1904. C. F. ARENDT,
City Recorder.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To All Who Are Named Below:
You are hereby notified that in accord-
ance with an Ordinance of the City of
Dubuque for removal of snow and ice
from sidewalks in the month of February,
1904. that a special assessment will be
levied for the expense thereof. at the
regular meeting of the City Council, up-
on all lots and parcels of land on said
improvement owned by you, being sub-
ject to such special assessment. And
you are notified to appear at said meet-
ing of the Council, to be held on the 7th
day of April, A. D., 1904, and show cause,
if any you have, why said assessment
should not be levied:
Feb. 18 -Dubuque Malting Co., City,
S. 21.6 ft. lot 1, 70 lin. ft. at 1 1-2e
per ft $ 1 05
Feb. 18 -Jas. H. Shields, Dubuque
Har. Co's. Add., Block 1, lots 8a,
8b, 8. 30 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 45
Feb. 1S -Julia D. Rhomberg, Sub. A
Cooper's Sub. E. 26 ft. lot 1, 25 lin
ft. at 1 1-4c per ft 30
Feb. 19-J. M. Werner, trustee, City,
E. 97 ft. lot 571, 120 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft 1 80
Feb. 19-C. H. Eighmey, trustee, City
lots 569-570, 200 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft 3 00
Feb. 19 -Hayes & Gehrig, City lot 696
and lot 1 of 595, 110 lin. ft. at 1 1-20
per ft 1 es
Feb. 19 -Ella B. Richardson, City lot
128, 170 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 2 66
Feb. 19 -Ellen B. Wood, City, S. 2-3
lot 112, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-20 per ft1 60
Feb. 19-C. H. Walker, City, S. 2-3
lot 194, 40 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft60
Feb. 19 -Shields & Bradley, Sub. 1
of W. 1-2, Block 10, Du. Har. Co's.
Add., lot 1, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft 76
Feb. 19 -Catholic University of
Washington et al, City, N. 1-2 lot
536, 30 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft. 45
Feb. 19 -Cecelia Adams, City, S. 1-2
lot 536, 30 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft45
Feb. 19 -Marg. Barry, City, S. 2-3 lot
554, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 75
Feb. 19 -Nellie Baughman, City, S
1-3 lot 558, 30 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 45
Feb. 27-C. A. Alexander, Sub. 3.
Babcock's Sub., lot 1, 200 lin. ft.
at le per ft 200
Feb. 18 -Miller Brewing Co., Sub.
City 703, lot 13 and 1 of 14, 100 lin.
ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 1 60
Feb. 18 -John McDonald, Sub., S.
89 ft. McNulty's Sub., lot 2, 190 lin.
ft. at 1 1-4c per ft 2 40
Feb. 18 -Catholic University of
Washington, et al, Mobley's Du-
buque, 6 and 7, Kelly's Sub.. lots
1-2, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft 1 25
Feb. 19 -Schlitz Brewing Co., City. S.
1-2 lot 293, 130 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 1 95
Feb. 19 -John Powers, et al, City, S.
44 6-10 ft. lot 314, 140 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft 2 10
Feb. 19 -Alice Goldthorpe, City, N.
38.8 ft. lot 219, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft 1 50
Feb. 19-Unior, Electric Co., City lot
224. 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 75
Feb. 19-J. J. Dunn, City, S. M. 19.6
ft. lot 61, 20 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft. 30
Feb. 39-E. B. Piekenbrock, City lot
229, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 1 50
Feb. 19-W. & D. Brunskill, City lot
027, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 75
Feb. 19 -John J. Keane, City lot 145
100 lin. ft at 1 1-2c per ft 1 50
Feb. 19 -Wm. Alderman, City lot 322,
50 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 75
Feb. 20-11. Wunderlich, Fortune's
Sub., lot 15, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c
per ft. 1 25
Feb. 20-C. E. Wales, Prospect Hill
lot 20, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft1 25
Feb. 20-E. M. Kringle, Sub. 7, Min
lot 79, lot 6, 70 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per
ft. 9I'
Feb. 20 -Cath. Stafford, S. M. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 44, 100 lin. ft at
lc per ft. 1 00
Feb. 20 -Al. Matthews, Sub. City 738,
lot 0. 25 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 4u
Feb. 5 -Fred Miller Brewing Co,
City. E. 43 ft. of S. 62 ft. lot 172.
100 lin. ft at 1 1-2c per ft 1 25
Feb. 19-W. H. Day. City, lot 40a,
40 lin. ft., at 1 1 -lc per ft 60
Feb. 19 -Wm. Hintrager, Sub. City
200, lot 2, 25 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft30
Feb. 19-B. E. Linehan, City E. 43 ft.
lot 171, 25 lin ft. at 1 1-2c per ft30
Feb. 19-Kieue & Altman, City, lot
283, 100 Iii. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 1 50
Feb. 19 -Margaret Faust, City, lot
341, 25 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 30
Feb. 19 -Eli Cole, City, N. M. 1-5 lot
452. 50 lin. ft at lc per ft 50
Feb. 19 -German Bank, East Du-
buque Add., lot 91, 50 lin. ft. at
1 1-4c per ft 65
Feb. 19-F. A. Scott, East Dubuque
Add, lot 92, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per
ft
Feb. 19-E. Hemmi, City, S. 1-5, lot
487, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft
Feb. 19 -Frank Jaeger, City, S. 2-5,
lot 437, 25 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Feb. 19-J. J. Dunn, City, N. 2-5, lot
431, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft
Feb. 20-L. H. \t'aples, City, lot 45,
100 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Feb. 20 -Jas. Rowan, City, lot 656a,
120 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
65
63
40
65
1 50
1 80
80
Official Notices
Feb. 20—Wm. L. Bradley, City: S.
1-5 of S. 2-5, lot 478. 120 lin. ft. at
1 1-2e per ft 1 80
Feb. 18—P. E. Girard, Hodge's Sub.,
lots 3, 4. 5, 200 lin. ft. at lc per ft2 00
Feb. 19—M. E. Meyer, S. M. Lang -
worthy's Add., lots 99, 50, 51, 120 lin.
ft. at 1 I -2c per ft 1 SO
Feb. 19—P. McCullough, A. L
Brown's Sub., lot 1, 130 lin ft. at
1 1-2c per ft 1 95
Feb. 19—Catholic University of
Washington et al., Levens' Add.,
lots 1 to 11 inc., 1,000 lin ft. at 1 1-4c
per ft 12 50
Feb. 19—Wm. Hintrager, Farley's
Sub.• lot 11, 50 Ha. ft. at 1 1-4c
per ft
Feb. 19—!"rank Pell, A. AdcDan-
iels' Sub., S. E. 1-4, lot 822, 30 lin.
ft. at 1 1-4c per ft
Feb. 19—Catholic University of
Washington et al., A. McDaniels'
Sub., S. 11. 1-4, lots 5220-821. 200 lin.
ft. at Ic per ft 2 00
Feb. 19—Buol & Loetscher, Loetacher
& Treub's Sub., lot 2, 50 lin. ft. at
lc per ft
Feb. 19—W. H. Doane, Sub. 12, Min
Lot 172, lots 1, 2, 3, 100 lin. ft. at lc
per ft 100
Feb. 19—C. L. McGovern, Milligan's
Sub., lot 4, 50 lin. ft. at lc per ft50
Feb. 19—John Schwind, Morheiser's
Sub., lot 13, 25 lin. ft. at lc per ft.. 25
Feb. 19—John Schwind, Morheiser's
Sub.• lots 8-9, 50 lin. ft at le per ft.. 50
Feb. 19.—Theo. Weber. Sub. 1 of 2
of Sub. 1 of 3 of 10 and 2 of 3 of 11,
Kniest Sub., lot 2, 130 lin. ft. at
lc per ft 1 30
Feb. 19—Peter Kiene et al., Elm
Street Sub., lots 1 and 2, SO lin. ft
at lc per ft 80
Feb. 19.—J. H. Hetherington, San -
ford's Sub., lot 59, 50 lin, ft. at lc
per ft 50
Feb. 19—C. G. W. Ry. Co., Sanford's
Sub., lots 60-61, 100 lin. ft. at lc per
ft
Feb. 19 --Jos. Zieries, Glendale Add., 100
lot 234, 20 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft....
Feb. 19 --Henry Heuse, Glendale 25
Add., S. 1-2 lot 157, 25 lin. ft. at
lc per ft
Feb. 19—Barbara Zugenbuehler, 26
Glendale Add., N. 1-2 lot 160, 25 lin.
ft. at 1 1-9c per ft ...............
Feb. 19—R. & E. LangworthyE t,, 30
Glendale Add., lots 223to Est.,
300 lin. ft. at lc .a, inc„
Feb. 19—R. & E. per Langworthy 3 00
Glendale Add., Langworthy Est.•
271 and 294, 200 lin eft. at lc s 246. i ' t..
Feb. 19-31. & E Langworthy
it., 200
Glendale Add., lots 213 and 214 100
lin, ft. at is pet• ft .............
Feb. 19—Wm. Abitz, Glendale Add.. 100
Feb. 84. 5tAdlin.
t ft CollicuPer ft ... . ...
Sub. Min. 60
Lot 122, lot 10, 150 lin. ft. at is per
ft
Feb. 19—R. & E. Langworthy Est., 1 50
Sub. Min. Lot 322, lots 220 and 221,
200 Feb. 19-Petet. r J i he's Sul;., lot
Feb.1. 2e 19 -Chase 1Timmisch," Da j
Farm Add., lot 328, 25 Davit
le Der ft..•,,,_lin. ft. at.
Feb. 19•—Peter Nix. Sub. Min. Lot
322. lot 5. 100 lin. ft at le per ft.. .
FN.eb tIS--oA 19—Agatha Heim. West's Add.,
Feb. d91Louls.j 0, 25Schenk °11 iv per it..
Add.. lot 287, 50 lin. it Daat ys Farm
T ft
Feb. 19—D. A. Gehrig. \t'est'spAdd.:
lot 13, 50 lin, ft. at Ic per ft...
Feb. 19—Mary Carney, Staffo—rd's
Add., lot 16, 50 lin. ft. at le per ft.
65
40
Feb. 19.—Chas. Stafford. Stafford's
Add., lots 59 and 60, 50 lin. ft. at
lc ner lin ft............
Feb. 19—James Beach, Trustee, mc-
Cranev's 1st Add.. lots 96 and 97.
50 lin, ft. at le per ft
Feb. 19—R. \t. Kunz. MCCraney's
1st Add.. Int s2. 50 lin. ft at 1c per
ft
Foh. 19—M. 1). ("flux, \I Cra' ev's 1st
Adel.. In! f9. 5n lin. ft. at is per ft
J. McCall h> . McCraney's
let Add.. lots ^r, and a7 50 lin. ft.
:it Ie rwr ft
Feb. 19.--I'nt \A'cl-lh Est.. Mc-
Craney's 1st Add.. tot 71, .50 lin. ft.
at lc in r ft ..........................
Feb. 19—V. Al. Robinson Est.. ham's
Add.. lets 435, 4:10 and 437, 75 lin. ft.
at 1c net. ft ...................
Feb. 19—A. .T. Lend eel:. \lar,h's 75
Acid.. E. 100 ft., 'nr i. tic lin. It.
at 1c per ft ............................ 100
50
.0
50
50
60
50
Total
3-25-10t City Recorder.
C. F. ARENDT.
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80 i NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will ue received at the
office of the City Recorder until 7:30
o'clock p. m. Thursday, April 7th, 1904,
for the construction of a 10 -inch Tile PiAe
Sanitay Sewer in Dodge Street, from
South Bluff Street to Booth Street, thence
an S -inch Tile Pipe Sanitary Sewer west-
erly in said Dodge Street to Grandview
Avenue according to the plans and spec-
ifications prepared by the City Engineer
and now on file in the Office of the City
Recorder
It is estimated by the City Engineer
that it will requite 4,720 lineal feet of 10 -
inch Tile Pipe, 975 lineal feet of S -inch
Tile Pipe, and 23 manholes.
The work to be paid for when said work
is completed and accepted by the City
Council, the same to be completed on or
before the 1st day of July, 1904.
Bidder must state price per lineal foot
for Tile Pipe, and each manhole. All
bids must be accompanied by a certified
check for $100.00 on some Dubuque Bank,
as a guarantee that a contract will be en-
tered into if awarded.
The city reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Dated at Dubupue, March 25th, 1904.
3-26-1Ot. C. F. ARENDT,
City Recorder.
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Official. Notices. s
NO.1'ICE TO WAGON 11AN 1'FAC-
T 1' R E RS,
Settled propps:lls will he recrivt•d at the
,Alayor's office. City hall, up to AYednes-
dny. April 0, pod. at :: n''Io'k 1'. Al.. tor
furnishing Line II\c pnli'o pa tl'ol vw;tgon.
11111 1 tee cl;e to>e speciticnthnts with
their lids.
The co•11111ittee reserves the .right 10 re-
ject tiny :i nil till Niels.
I'HAI \II'r'i'I•:1:ON PO1.1('1•: & 1.1(-lll'I'.
T. .\tail 5.
MAYOR'S i'ROCLAMATION.
Notice to Saloonkeepers.
In aeeord:enc.• with the la\w of the State
of lo\w:1. you art• he rely notified to close
your Mace ..1' lalsrness on Monday, .\prig
Ithy tact le11'1 ion .1:0 I. from 7 "'Ho •k a.
m. until 7 o'eln'k p. m.. and you are not
to sell. or give :way, any inloxie'ling
liquors during the hours .11ecilied.
Witness Illy hand :Ling seal of len• City
of 1)ulltI luc this 2nd day of :April. 1904.
(Seal.) —C. II. Berg.
Mayor of the City of Dubuque.
REGISTRATION NI)'I'ICA:.
1layor's Office. Alaugh lith. 19: 1.
Notiet• is herby given that the registers
of ele(•tion. duly appointed to register
voters in the Pity of Dubuque. lova. will
he in attendance at the places herein
below mentioned. for the ptlrirose Lit (or-
reeting the registry li=t of manes of such
eleet•.es :Is may he entitled to vote at the
env , lection to he held on :Alonday. .Ancil
Itis. 11111. Said registers will meet at their
rsieee'tlye p1•(ees on 'Thursday and Friday,
\I:nrll
24th and 7th, and Saturday. April
l:wi. :11 ' o'clock a. m. and be in ses-
sion until 9 n'elock n, m. of said days.
Said register: will thereafter meet on
\lond:ty (Flection Day). April 41h. 1904.
and be in session from the time the polls
omen until they close. :nal register only
,,ur•h voters :Is were absent from the city
during the preceding days that the ho:Ird
\y:15 in s(S'lnn. :1150 stk.]) voters :IS did
nog heroine t•itizens until Monday, April
1111. 1904.
.\ray person applying for registration in
any precinct. who is registered in another
precinct, shall. before being registered.
procure a eertifie:lie• from the hoard of
registration. where hi: 11:uit• is registered,
stating that the sante has heel) stricken
from such registry list.
The places of registration in the several
wards and precincts of said city cure as
follows:
FIRST 'WARD.
First Precinct—Rafferty's Pine'. South
Locust street.
Second Precinct—Mrs. Lucas' Place.
SECOND WARD.
First Preein'l --County Court House.
Second Preeinc't—Fourth Street Engine
7 louse.
'l'IITRD WARD.
First Precinct—Ninth Street Engine
house.
Second Precinct—City Hall.
Third Precinct—Palen'5 Place, ]810
('puler Avenue.
FO['R'TH \YARD.
First Precinct—Lorimier House.
Second Precinct—Western Brewery.
Third Precinct—Kenyon's Barber shop,
140 West Locust street.
FIFTiI WARD.
First Precinct—Sehmid's Brewery,
Couler Avenue.
Second I're'inet—Ilenry G. 1lille•r s
Place, earner of Etna street and I::Igle
Point .\venue.
Third I'l'l' 1(1- \liss !lose I't ngler's
Place. corner Schiller and 1{honlherg .\we•-
nue5.
Fourth I're,•inet \\'nn. Roesn, is I'la ce.
corner _:hl and .l;lcltson streets.
.\ II elualitied voters of said city are•
herr) y notified That mile ss Hwy voted at
lie• last f1t11 elertiu(1 p1' til 1.''•i:I1 e1e -
(1o11 =trace• the last fall e1•-1 they mint
',resent themselves at the •,I: • nut time
herein :11 1-' mentioned tor 1••gistratioi.
or they will Ile Ileh:nred of the privilege
of voting al said electrn.
\Witness illy hand incl the seal of said
city this lith dn.:: uI' \larch, 19161.
C. H. Ili' lt(:, Mayor.
('. h. .\i{I:ND'I'.
t'ity 1{eeorder.
Attest:
MAYOR'S 1'ROc'i.,\,ll:\'i'it t:'..
In pursuance of law 111111 Iho ordinances
of this city, I. C. 11. Berg. \1:Iyo:' of the
t'ily of I)uhngne. Stat' .It' Iowa. do hovel t
i•,:'Ioim ltiat an election will he bollen ill
r.licl city on 1londay. April 4111. 1901. for
the purpose of electing a
\layor cf the City,
City 'Treasurer
Pity Attorney.
Pity Recorder,
Pity Auditor,
City Assessor,
City Engineer,
Two Aldermen -at -Large,
Also one Alderman from each %van.! in
s,1id city. That on said (lay the pills will
he opened at 7 o'clock a. Lit. and 'lased :It
7 o'clock p. m. of said d:1y, t;) receive the
votes cast at such election in the follnvw-
ing places, to -wit:
FIRS'1' \\'ARD.
First Prechtct—i-tafferty's Place, Smith
Locust street.
Second Precinct—\its. Lucas' Place.
SECOND \YARD.
First Precinct-1'ollnty Court 1 -louse.
Second Precinct—F, nrtli Street Engine
1-Iousc. •
'1'011(1 \\'AI -IL).
First Precinct—Ninth Street Engine
I -louse.
Second Precinct—Cly Ilall,
Third Precinct—Paten's Place, 1810 Cool-
er Avenue.
1•'Ol'R'I'II WARD.
I'ilst Pree inet—Lorimier House.
Seeoud I'reeiuct--\\''stern llrewery.
'I'liirel I'n••inc•t--1<enyon's Barber shop.
110 West l,o,aret street.
I•'IF'1'1I \\':\H1).
First Pre,•inet—Schmid's 1ir'wery. ('n111-
er .Avenue.
Second Precinct—Henry (1. Al
Place, corner of Elm street and Eagle
Pt int Avenue.
Third I'rec•inet—Miss Rose 1+'englt•'s
Place. corner Schiller and Hhomherg
Aveuurs.
Fourth Precinct—NY-tn. .Hoesner's Place,
corner 'Twenty-third and Jackson streets.
Dated March 241h, 1904.
Attest: C. H. BERG.
Mayor.
C. F. AREND'I', City Recorder.
Regular Session April 7, 1904. 83
CITY 000NCIL.
(Official.) Session, April 7th, 1904.
Council met at 8:30 P. M.
Mayor Berg in the chair.
Present—Alds. Clancy. Currance, Frith,
Horr. Jones, Raymond and Sheridan.
Absent—None.
BILLS.
The following bills were ordered paid:
P. Baumgartner, Assistant Market -
master $ 36 45
H. J. Tropf. board of prisoners for
March 10 20
L. Daily, cleaning around Market
Squirt February, and March 28 00
G. White. Rodman, Engineer's office 50 00
J. Straney. labor at Garbage Dump. 36 95
J. Pfeiffer. cleaning and distributing
lamps for election 7 50
A. Doerr, Sr., hauling ballot boxes
and lamps 10 75
L. Daily, setting up booths. First
Ward 6 30
J. J. McCollins. setting up booths,
Second Ward 6 30
L. Fay, setting up booths. Third
Ward 12 05
W. Sinholrl. setting up booths
Fourth Ward 9 90
J. R. Flick, setting up booths, Fifth
Ward 15 50
G. A. Barnes, expense going to Des
Moines 25 30
Union Printing Co., printing argu-
ment in case of Considine vs. City 24 00
Union Printing Co., letter heads for
Auditor 2 _5
Union Printing Co., poll books and
blank stationery 46 25
Union Printing Co., 500 special tally
sheets for election 13 00
H. Wunderlich & Son, use of tables
and chairs for election 3 50
G. F. Kleih, rope and screws for
election 65
I'. Lang, use of oil heater for elec-
tion 75
P. Lang. cue pad lock for city
pound 50
Key City Gas Co., gas fur various
departments 104 30
G. B. Grosvenor Co., blank sta-
tionery and supplies for various
departments 10 30
Phil Pier, coal delivered at City Hall 60 43
A. E. Bradley, glazing at City Hall 1 30
Mullen & Papin, plumbing at City
Hall
C. G. D. Laundry, towels and racks
at City Hall
M. J. G. La Nicca, paints and oils
for Road department
C. Giese, filing saws for Road de-
partment
Dubuque Turbine & Roller Mill Co,
% gallon asphaltum
F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Road
department
3 75
21 50
2 70
80
25
85
Key City Roofing Co., cement for
Road department 4 20
Mt Iler & Scherr, horse shoeing for
Road department 3 80
Dubuque \Woodenware & Lumber
Co.. lumber for Road department3 70
Phil Pier, pine wood for steam
Roller 3 511
Austin & Western Co, 1 No. 4 Rack
Crusher complete ,2,511 00
Wunderlich & \\'iederholt, horse
shoeing for Fire department 8 00
Lager & Sloan, horse shoeing for
Fire department 10 00
Gus Lear, horse shoeing for Fire de-
nartn',ent 4 00
Heller & Scherr, horse shoeing for
Fire department 3 80
T. F. Kane. hay and oats for Eire
department 102 06
G. W. Healey & Son, hardware for
Fire department 1 65
F. M. Jaeger & Co.. hardware for
Fire department 1315
Geo. Ragatz & Son, repairs for Fire
department 9 05
C. Giese, repairing clippers for Fire
department 1 25
International Fire Engine Co.. sup-
plies for Fire department 20 00
P. Pier, coal for Fire department126 50
R. E. '1'waites, pasturing horses for
Fire department 22 50
F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Fire
department 10 50
Dubuque Cabinet Makers' ARsocia-
tion. repairing chairs for Central
Engine House 11 60
Key City Gas Co.. coke for Fire de-
partment 18 85
Key City Gas Co., gas arcs at 9th
and 18th streets Engine Houses1 00
P. Pier, coal and wood for Police de-
partment . 40 42
Mullen & l'apin. plumbing :it Patrol
House J0
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co.. 1
pair rubber hoots for Patrol Hoose 3 85
F. M. Jaeger & Co.. two police
lamps 5 00
M. S. Hardie. letter heads for Po-
lice department 1; 75
F. Graff. sawing wood for Polies de-
partment 1 75
T. Malloy. sawing wood for Police
department 4 Q0
C. J. W. Saunders. meats for Ma-
tron department ; 25
A. Fluetsch. milk for Matron de-
partment 1 00
Eichhorn & Bechtel. 'supplies for
Matron department 10 55
Globe -Journal. official printing for
March 67 50
Telegraph -Herald. official printing
for March 67 50
National Demokrat, official printing
for March 25 00
Union Electric Co., arc lights for
March 2045 77
McDonald & Morrison Mfg Co., sup-
plies for Sewer department 3 50
G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for Sewer
84
Regular Session April 7, 1904.
department
McCoiling Express Cohauling
Sprinklers to Fourth Street Engine
House 2 Ou
J. Newman & Son, repairing and re-
painting nine Street Sprinklers, as
per contract 203 50
P. J. Seippel Lumber Co., lumber
for Special Sidewalk department43 90
The following hills were ordered re-
ferred:
Iowa Telephone Co., telephones for
various departments $ 41 2t
M. J. Mulgrew, clerk District Court
Judgment in case of J. C. Fitzpat-
rick vs. City 53 15
On motion was referred to City Attor-
ney.
Smith -Morgan Printing Co., month-
ly pamphlets for March $ 10 00
On motion was referred to the Printing
committee.
J. W. Halpin, swearing in Judges
and Clerks of Election $ 1 00
On motion was received and filed.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
Petition of E. E. McClain, remonstrat-
ing against the construction of a Sani-
tary Sewer in Dodge Street, was on mo-
tion of Ald. Sheridan received and filed.
Communication - from John Deery, stat-
ing that there are two streets in the city
named Clark Street, one leading from
West Locust Street to Seventeenth, and
one in the vicinity of the Star Brewery,
and asking that the name of the street
in the vicinity of the Star Brewery be
changed. was on motion referred to the
Committee of the Whole.
Petition of T. - O. Sullivan and W. A.
Folk, asking that the City Council ac-
cent one-half in full settlement of the
special assessment levied against Lots
No. 190 and 191 in Woodlawn Park Add.,
for street improvement.
On motion the Petition was referred to
the Board of Equalization.
Petition of Mary DeLorimier asking
that her taxes for the year 1903 on part
of Lit N. 159. City, be canceled.
All. Raymond moved that the prayer of
the Petition be granted and the Treasurer
instructed accordingly. Carried.
Petition of A. J. M. Ilemmelder asking
that the City accept $15.00 in full pay-
ment for improving the Alley in rear of
Lot 2 of R. Stine's Add. Was on motion
referred to the Committee on Streets.
Petition of Leathers & Trewht et al,
asking that a Sanitary Sewer be built
in Alpine Street from Langworthy Ave-
nue to Dodge Street, to he completed and
connected with said Dodge Street Sewer.
Ald. Raymond moved to refer the Pe-
tition to the Committee on Sewers.
A Id. Sheridan moved a substitute, that
the prayer of the Petition he granted,
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and the notice of the Council's intention
to construct said Sewer be published ac-
cording to the Ordinance. Carried.
Petition of Theo. Scharie asking that
the special assessment for cleaning alley
as levied against Lot 4 in Scharle's Sub.
he ordered canceled. On motion was re-
ferred to the Committee on Streets.
Petition of Jno. Meyer et al asking for
the construction of a Sanitary Sewer in
White Street between Eagle Point Ave-
nue and Sanford Street. On motion was
referred to the Committee on Sewers.
Also petition of Jno. Meyer asking for
the extension of Water Mains from Lot
27. L. H. Langworthy's Add., to Eagle
Point Avenue.
On motion was referred to the Water
Works Trustees.
Petition of the Metz Mfg. Co., asking
for the cancellation of their taxes on per-
sonal property and improvements located
on lots 226, 225 and N. 1-2 of lot 224 and
on lots 177. 17S and N. 1-2 of 179, East
Dubuque Add., in accordance with the
resolution adopted March 5th, 1903.
Also petition of Th a. Cook asking that
the assessment and taxes as levied
against the Jacob Koch (.state be ordered
canceled. On motion both petitions were
referred to the Board of Equalization and
City Assessor.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
City Treasurer Brinkman reported as
follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen:—Below please find statement
of amounts advanced by me during the
past month, for which please order war-
rants drawn in my favor.
Interest paid on warrants out-
standing $1,857 40
Postage stamps 10 00
Refunded license 2 00
New York exchange . 85
Telegrams to New York 80
Freight charges, fire 4 05
$1,875 10
Library trustee orders paid 916 87
Respectfully,
H. BRINKMAN,
Treasurer.
On motion the report was received and
warrants ordered drawn to pay the var-
ious amounts, and the report referred
back to the Committee on Finance.
City Auditor Hoffman reported as fol-
lows:
To the Hon. Mayor and City Council:
Gentlemen:—Herewith find my report
for the month of March, 1904, showing the
receipts and disbursements for the month:
Cash on hand March 1st, 1904 $76,784 02
RECEIPTS.
Receipts from all sources $14,285 72
$91,069 74
Regular Session April 7, 1904.
DISBURSEMENTS.
Warrants redeemed
Coupons redeemed
85
$ 7,562 57
675 35
$ 8,237 92
Cash on hand April 1st, 1904..... 82,831 82
The above cash balance includes the
library, sprinkling, improvement bond
and improvement bond interest balances.
Also repot that there is due the city of-
ficers for the month of March $2,558.20.
Also the following is a record of all in-
terest coupons redeemed by Treasurer for
the past month:
Regular bond coupons $ 87 50
Improvement bond coupons 587 85
$675 35
The following list shows the approria-
tines and the amount of wart ants drawn
on each fund since the beginning of the
fiscal year. beginning March 1st, 1904.
to April 1st, 1904:
Appropriation. Expended
Expense $40,000 $227.75
Road—
First District 16.000 246.95
Second District 20.000 245 37
Third District 9.000 115.36
Fire 38,000
Police 28,000
Sewerage 5.000 169.80
Printing 2.500
Engineer 2,500
Gas and Light 25.000
Interest ....... .... 42.000
Board of Health 4.500
Grading 4,000
Bee Branch ... 8,500
Special Bonded Paving... 2,000
Judgment ... 2,000
Special Bonded Debt Int.. 4,000
Mt. Carmel Ave. Grading1,000
Sidewalk Repairing 1,000
Special Sewer Fund 5,000
Grading Bluff Street Ex-
tension and Villa St 1,000
Fifth Ward Engine House 4,000
Total appropriation ....$268,000
Respectfully,
F. B. HOFFMAN,
Auditor.
On motion the report was received and
warrants ordered drawn to pay the city
officers and the report referred back to
the Committee on Finance.
Fire Chief Reinfried reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and C:ty Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen:—The following is the pay
roll of the Fire Department for the
month of March, 1904:
Amount due firemen $2,133.33
JOSEPH REINFRIED, Chief.
-MATT CLANCY,
Chairman of the Committee on Fire.
On motion the pay roll was received
and warrants ordered drawn to pay the
firemen, and the pay roll referred back
to the Committee on Fire.
Chief of Police Reilly reported as fol.
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen:—I herewith submit the po-
lice report for the month of March, 1904:
Total arrests for the month 91
Residents arrested
Doors found open
Defective lights
Lodgers harbored
Meals furnished
Cost of food
Sheriff dieting prisoners $ 8.25
Parol runs for the month 53
Miles traveled for the month 86
Also the pay roll for policemen for the
month of March, 1904:
Amount due policemen $1,968.55
Respectfully submitted.
THOS. REILLY.
Chief of Police.
On motion the report and pay roll were
received and warrants ordered drawn to
pay policemen and the report referred
back to the Committee on Police.
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181
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$10.20
City Engineer Boyce reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
dl:
Gentlemen:—I herewith submit my pay
loll for labor on streets in the different
districts during the last half of April
1904.
Amount due laborers on streets ..$1,917.55
Respectfully submitted.
JAMES H. BOYCE,
City Engineer.
E. E. FRITH,
Chairman Committee on Streets.
JOSEPH L. HORR,
JOHN J. SHERIDAN.
Also submit my pay roll for labor on
sewers during the last half of March,
1904:
Amount due laborers on Sewers....$180.20
Respectfully submitted.
JAMES H. BOYCE,
City Engineer.
Approved. JOHN J. SHERIDAN,
Chairman Committee on Sewers.
JOSEPH L. HORR,
HUGH CORRANCE.
On motion the pay rolls for Streets and
Sewers were received and warrants or-
dered drawn to pay the various amounts
and the pay rolls referred back to the
proper committees.
City Electrician Hipman reported as
follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen:—I herewith submit my re-
port of defective lights for the month of
March, 1904. I find from the report of
the Police Department that the total
hours that 387 lamps failed to burn would
86 Regular Session April 7, 1904.
equal 134 lamps for. one month, or $9.45.
Respectfully submitted,
WM. HIPMAN,
City Electrician.
On motion the report was received and
the City Auditor instructed to deduct
from the Union Electric company's bill
for the month of March, 1904, the amount
of $9.45.
City Attorney Barnes reported as fol-
lows:
TO the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen:—Attached you will find a
bill for $1.t,8 due the Register and Leader
company for official publication of the
legalizing act.
I recommend that the bill be allowed
and an order drawn for the amount, and
the Mayor be instructed to purchase a
draft and forward the same to the Regis-
ter and Leader company of Des Moines.
Jowl.
Respectfully submitted.
G. A. BARNES,
City Attorney.
Ald. Sheridan moved that the report be
received and a warrant ordered drawn
for 85.88 as recommended. Carried.
City Attorney Barnes also reported as
follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque:
Gentlemen:—Attached hereto you will
find a release of all liability of the City
of Dubuque for personal injuries receiv-
ed by Ed. Ellwanger, growing out of a
fall ou an icy sidewalk in front of C. A.
Walter's Flats on Cooler Avenue, between
Eagle Point Avenue and Lincoln Avenue,
which injuries consisted of a broken arm.
This waiver is signed in consideration of
the City paying to his mother, Mrs.
Frederike Ellwanger, the sum of fifty
($511) dollars.
I would recommend that an order be
drawn in favor of Mrs. Frederike Ell-
wanger for the sum of fifty dollars in
settlement of this claim.
.Respectfully submitted,
G. A. BARNES,
City Attorney.
AId. Sheridan moved that the report be
approved, and a Warrant ordered drawn
in favor of Mrs. Prederike Ellwanger for
$50.00 as recommended. Carried.
City Attorney Barnes also reported as
follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque:
Reporting on the ease of Anna La
Tourelie vs- City of Dubuque, which
was tried in the District Court at
the January term, 1904, a judgment was
entered in said case for five hundred ($500)
dollars against the defendant city and in
favor of plaintiff together with interest
and costs. Plaintiff was injured while
walking on a sidewalk on Rhomberg Ave.
nue in front of property owned by the
Dubuque Woodenware company. The
amount due to date is as follows:
Judgment $500.00
•1.00
Cost of court. a certified fee bill
of which is attached 109.50
Making a total of $613.50
I recommend that a warrant be drawn
in favor of the 'Mayor for said sum of
$611.50. with instructions that he pay said
judgment and costs of court and report
his doings back to the Council.
Respectfully submitted,
G. A. BARNES.
City Attorney.
AId. Horr may, 41 that the report be
approved. :incl \\':rrrants ordered drawn
for the alaive amount. in favor of the
Mayor. as recommended. Carried.
Interest to date
City Recorder Arendt presented sentec] :aid
read the printed notice, certified to by
the Publishers, of the C'ouncil's intention
to levy a special Assessment against the
different named property owners for re-
moval of Snow and Ice frorn Sidewalks
during the month of Febrinf y. 1904.
No remonstrance being tiled, the Mayor
asked if any one present had any objec-
tion to said special :i=scssnu nt. No ob-
jection Nein; SI:te.I. Illy notice oil motion
W:is t •c. ived :aid filed.
\\'h reupon Ald. Frith offered the fol-
lowing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque. That to pay for re-
moval of snow and ice during February.
1904. in front and adjoining the same, a
Special Tax be and is hereby levied on
the several lots and parts of lots, and
parcels of real estate hereinafter named,
situate and owned, and for the several
amounts set opposite each lot or parcel
of real estate, as follows:
Special Assessment submitted and
passed April 7th, 1904.
Feb. 18—Dubuque Malting Co., City,
S. 21.6 ft. lot 1, 70 lin. rt. at 1 1-2c
per ft $ 1 05
Feb. 18—Jas. H. Shields, Dubuque
Har. Co's. Add., Block 1, lots 8a,
8b. 8, 30 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 45
Feb. 1S—Julia D. Rhomberg, Sub. A
Cooper's Sub. E. 26 tt. lot 1, 25 lin
ft. at 1 1-4c per ft 311
Feb. 19—J. M. Werner, trustee, City,
E. 97 ft. lot 571, 120 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft 1 80
Feb. 19—C. H. Eighmey, trustee, City
lots 569-570, 200 lin. ft. at 1 1-2e
per ft 3 00
Feb. 19—Hayes & Gehrig, City lot 696
and lot 1 of 595. 110 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft 163
Feb. 19—Ella B. Richardson, City lot
128, 170 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Feb. 19—Ellen B. Wood, City, S. 2-3
lot 112, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft1 60
Feb. 19—C. H. Walker, City, S. 2-3
lot 194, 40 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Feb. 19—Shields & Bradley, Sub. 1
of W. 1-2, Block 10, Du. Har. Co's.
Add., lot 1, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft 75
Feb. 19—Catholic University of
Washington et al, City, N. 1-2 lot
536, 30 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 45
Feb. 19—Cecelia Adams, City, S. 1-2
lot 536, 30 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Feb. 19—Marg, Barry, City, S. 2-3 lot
554, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 75
255
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Feb. 19 -Nellie Baughman, City, S.
1-3 lot 558. 30 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 46
Feb. 27-C. A. Alexander, Sub. 3
Babcock's Sub., lot 1, 200 lin. ft
at le per ft 2 00
Feb. 18 -Miller Brewing Co., Sub
City 703, lot 13 and 1 of 14, 100 lin
ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 1 50
Feb. 18 -John McDonald, Sub., S
89 ft. McNulty's Sub., lot 2, 190 lin
ft. at 1 1-4c per ft 2 40
Feb. 18 -Catholic University of
Washington, et al, Mobley's Du-
buque, 6 and 7, Kelly's Sub.. lots
1-2, 100 lin, ft. at 1 1-4c per ft 1 25
Feb. 19 -Schlitz Brewing Co.. City. S
1-2 lot 293, 130 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 1 95
Feb. 19 -John Powers, et al. City, S.
44 6-10 ft. lot 314, 190 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft 2 10
Feb. 19 -Alice Goldthorpe, City, N
38.8 ft. lot 219, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c
per ft 1 60
Feb. 19 -Union Electric Co., City lot
224, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Feb. 19-J. J. Dunn, City, S. M. 19.6
ft. lot 01, 20 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft. 30
Feb. ]9-G. B. Piekenbrock, City lot
229, 100 lin. ft. at 1 I -2c per ft 1 5U
Feb. 19-W. & D. Brunskill, City lot
627, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 75
Feb. 19 -John J. Keane, City lot 145
100 lin. ft at 1 1-2c per ft 1 50
Feb. 19 -Wm. Alderman, City lot 322,
50 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 75
Feb. 20-H. Wunderlich, Fortune's
Sub., lot 15, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c
per ft. 1 20
Feb. 20-C. E. Wales, Prospect Hill,
lot 26, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft1 25
Feb. 20-E, M. Kringle, Sub. 7, Min
lot 79, lot 6, 70 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per
ft. as
Feb. 20 -Cath. Stafford, S. M. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 44, 100 lin. ft at
lc per ft. 1 00
Feb. 20 -Al. Matthews, Sub. City 738,
lot 0. 25 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 40
Feb. 5 -Fred Miller Brewing Co.,
City, E. 43 ft. of S. 62 ft. lot 172,
100 lin. ft at 1 1-2c per ft 1 25
Feb. 19-\V. H. Day, City, lot 40a,
40 lin. ft., at 1 1-2c per ft 60
Feb. 19 -Wm. Hintrager, Sub. City
200, lot 2, 25 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft30
Feb. 19-B. E. Linehan, City E. 43 ft
lot 171, 25 lin ft. at 1 1-2c per ft'30
Feb. 19-Kiene & Altman, City, lot
283, 100 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 1 50
Feb. 19 -Margaret Faust. City, lot
341, 25 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft 30
Feb. 19 -Eli Cole, City, N. M. 1-5 lot
452, 50 lin. ft at lc per ft
Feb. 19 -German Bank, East Du-
buque Add., lot 91, 50 lin. ft. at
1 1-4c per ft
Feb. 19-F. A. Scott, East Dubuque
Add, lot 9.2, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per
ft
Feb. 19-E. Hemmi, City, S. 1-5, lot
487, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft
Feb. 19 -Frank Jaeger, City, S. 2-5,
lot 437, 25 lin. ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Feb. 19-J. J. Dunn, City, N. 2-5, lot
431, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft
Feb. 20-L. H. Waples, City, lot 45,
100 lin, ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Feb. 20 -Jas. Rowan, City, lot 656a,
120 lin, ft. at 1 1-2c per ft
Feb. 20 -Win. L. Bradley, City, S
1-5 of S. 2-5, lot 478. 120 lin. ft. at
1 1-2c per ft
Feb. 18-P. E. Girard, Hodge's Sub,
lots 3, 4, 5, 200 lin. ft. at le per ft2 00
Feb. 19-M. E. Meyer, S. M. Lang -
worthy's Add., lots 49, 50, 51, 120 lin.
76
50
65
65
65
40
65
1 50
1 80
1 80
ft. at 1 I -2c per ft 1 80
Feb. 19-P. McCullough, A. L.
Brown's Sub., lot 1, 130 lin ft. at
1 1-2c per ft
Feb. 19 -Catholic University of
Washington et al., Levens' Add.,
lots 1 to 11 inc., 1,000 lin ft. at 1 1-4c
per ft
Feb. 19 -Wm. Hintrager, Farley's
Sub., lot 13, 50 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c
per ft 65
Feb. 79 -Frank Pell, A. McUan-
lels' Sub., S. E. 1-4, lot 822, 30 lin.
ft. at 1 1-4c per ft 40
Feb. 19 -Catholic University of
Washington et al., A. McDaniels'
Sub., S. 1:. 1-4, lots 820-821. 200 lin.
ft. at lc per ft 2 00
Feb. 19-Buol & Loetscher, Loetscher
& Treub's Sub., lot 2, 50 lin. ft. at
lc per ft 50
Feb. 19-\\'. H. Doane. Sub. 12, Min
Lot 172, lots 1, 2, 3, 100 lin. ft. at le
per ft 100
Feb. 19-C. L. McGovern, Milligan's
Sub., lot 4, 50 lin, ft. at lc per ft50
Feb. 39 -John Schwind, Morheiser's
Sub., lot 13, 25 lin. ft. at lc per ft25
Feb. 19 -John Schwind, Morheiser's
Sub., lots 8-9, 50 lin. ft at lc per ft50
Feb. 19. -Theo. Weber, Sub. 1 of 2
of Sub. 1 of 3 of 10 and 2 of 3 of 11.
Kniest Sub., lot 2, 130 lin. ft. at
le per ft 130
Feb. 19 -Peter Kiene et al., Elm
Street Sub., lots 1 and 2, 80 lin. ft
at lc per ft 80
Feb. 19.-J. H. Hetherington, San -
ford's Sub., lot 59, 50 lin. ft. at lc
per ft 50
Feb. 19-C. G. W. By. Co., Sanford's
Sub., lots 60-61, 100 lin. ft. at lc per
ft 100
Feb. 19. -Emma Richter, Glendale
lot 234, 20 lin. ft. at 1 1-4c per ft25
Feb. 19 --Henry Heuse, Glendale
Add., S. 1-2 lot 157, 25 lin. ft. at
lc per ft 25
Feb. 19 -Barbara Zugenbuehter,
Glendale Add., N. 1-2 lot 160, 25 lin.
ft. at 1 1-4c per ft 30
Feb. 19-R. & E. Langworthy Est.,
Glendale Add., lots 223 to 228, Inc.,
300 lin. ft. at ]c per ft 3 00
Feb. 19-R. & E. Langworthy Est
Glendale Add., lots 240. 247. 27o
271 and 294, 200 lin ft. at lc per ft2 0P
Feb. 25-R. and E. Langworthy Est.,
Glendale Add.. lots 213 and 2t4. 100
lin. ft. at 7c per ft 1 00
Feb. 19 -Wm. Aliitz, Glendale Add
lot 84. 00 lin. ft at is pec I'
Feb. 19 -Ada L. Collier, Soh. Mtn
Lot ::22, lot 10, ISO lin. ft. at ie per
ft 1 50
Feb. 19-R. & E. Langworthy Est,
Sub. Min. Lot 322. lots 220 and 221,
200 lin. ft. at lc per ft 2 00
Feb. 19 -Peter Nix, Liebe's Sub., lot
1. 25 lin. ft. at lc per ft 25
Feb. 19 -Chas. 'I'immisch, Davis
Farm Add., lot 728, 25 lin. ft. at
is ner ft 25
Feb. 19 --Peter Nix. Sub. Min. Lot
322. lot 5, 100 lin. ft at I.' per 1't1 i0
Feb. 19 -Agatha Heim, West's Add,
N. 56 lot 20, 25 lin. ft. at le per ft25
Feb. 19 -Louisa Schenk. L ivis Farm
Add.. lot 287. 50 lin. ft. al to pi r ft. 50
Feb. 19-D. A. Gehrig. \Ve=t's Add
lot 13. 50 lin. ft. at 7c tel ft
Feb. 19 -Mary Carney, Stafford's
Add.. lot 16. 50 lin. ft. a t to per ft. 50
Feb. 19. -Chas. Stafford. Stafford's
Add.. lots 59 and 60. 5n lhifl. at
lc per lin ft 50
Feb. 19 -James Beach. 'Trustee. A1- -
Craa,,e's 1st Add., lots 96 and 97,
50 lin. ft. at is per ft
Feb. 10-R. M. Kunz. MrCraney's
1st Add.. lot 62, 50 lin. ft at lc per
1 95
12 50
50
50
:.0
88. Regular Session April 7, 1904.
ft
Feb. 19—M. D. Gonx. M:Cra: er'.s 1st
Add.. lot 09. 50 lin. ft. at lc per ft
Feb. 19—J. J. McCarthy. McCraney's
1st Add.. lots :16 and 57. 5a lin. ft.
at lc no. ft
Feb. 19.—Pat Walsh Est.. Mc-
Craney's 1st Add.. lot 71, fo lin. ft
at lc per ft
Feb. M. Robinson Est.. Ham's
Add.. lots 435, 436 and 437. 75 lin. ft
at 1c per ft
Feb. 19--.\. J. Lembeck. Marsh's
Add.. E. 160 ft.. lot 45. 100 lin. ft
at lc per ft
Eu
60
50
50
75
1 00
Total $ 98 in
C, F. ARENDT,
City Recorder.
moved to adopt the res du -
3 -25-10t
Ald. Frith
tion.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Horr, Jones, Raymond and Sheridan.
Nays—None.
City Engineer Boyce reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen: Herewith attached please
find statement showing amount of maca-
dam measured, the owners of same and
the amount due, the price being 85 cents
per cubic yard.
Total amount due $1,167.90
On motion the report was received and
warrants ordered drawn for the various
amounts.
Bids for the construction of a Tile Pipe
Sanitary Sewer in Dodge Street were pre-
sented and on motion of Ald. Frith were
ordered opened.
Bids as follows:
TIBEY BROS.
10 -inch Tile Pipe to Booth Street
per lineal foot $ 1.17
S -inch Tile Pile to Grandview Ave-
nue, per lineal foot .04
Manholes, each .7,00
M. TSCHIRGI, JR.
10 -inch Tile Pipe, per lineal foot $ 1.0s
8 -inch Tile Pipe, per lineal foot .60
Manholes, each 00.00
STEFCI. & LINEIHAN.
10 -inch Tile Pipe, per lineal foot $ 1.16
S -inch Tile Pipe, per lineal foot .70
Manholes, each 21.00
C. B. McNAMAR A.
10 -inch Tile Pipe, per lineal foot $ .84
8 -inch 'file Pipe. per lineal foot .4S.
Manholes, each 32.00
JAMES STREET.
10 -inch Tile Pipe, per lineal foot$ 1.28
8 -inch Tile Pipe. per lineal foot .85
Manholes, each 30.00
JAMES NOONAN.
10 -inch Tile Pipe, per lineal foot $ .70
8 -inch Tile Pipe, per lineal foot .53
Manholes, each
5.00
On motion the bids were referred to the
City Engineer for computation.
Bids for constructing a part of the Bee
Blanch Sewer were presented and or-
dered opened.
Bids as follows:
JAMES STREET.
From present end of sewer to Washing-
ton street, $21.50 per lineal foot.
On Washington street, $17.75 per lineal
foot.
'rIBEY BROS.
From present end of sewer to Wash-
ington street. $20.00 per lineal font.
On Washington street, $18.75 per lineal
foot.
On motion both bids were referred to
the City Engineer for computation.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Ald. Tlnrr. Chairman of the Committee
on Finanee. reported as follows:
Your Committee on Fin:nu•, , to whom
was referred the petition of ,Toho H.
Carter, asking that the interest ,,n the
balance of tite .,chi assessment levied
against let 5, Summer Bill Adel., be can-
celed. would recommend that said peti-
tion he recei\etl ai:d filed.
Ald. Horr moved to adopt the report.
Carried.
AId. Frith, chairman of the Ordinance
Committee, presented and read an Ordi-
nance repealing section 8 of chapter 27
of the Revised Ordinance of 1901 of the
City of Dubuque; and fixing the compen-
sation of the members of the Fire De-
partment.
Ald. Clancy proved that the reading
just had he considered its first reading.
Ald. Corrance moved a substitute, that
the Ordinance be referred to the Commit-
tee of the Whole.
Substitute carried ley the following
vote:
Yeas—Aids. Corrance, Frith, Horr and
Sheridan. Total, 4.
\ay-s—Al,ls, Clancy. Jones and Ray-
mond. Total, 3.
Ald. Corrance, chairman of the Com-
mittee on Claims, reported as follows:
Your Committee on Claims, to whom
was referred the claim of Clara L. Pierce
for $3.000.00 as damages for injuries re-
ceived by he.r in falling on a slippery
sidewalk, begs to report that the case
can be settled for. $450 and court costs.
As the question of liability is very close
in this case, we would recommend that
a settlement he effected on this basis and
that a warrant in the above mentioned
sum be ordered drawn in favor of the
Mayor, to he paid to the claimant in full
settlement of all claims of whatsoever
nature she may have growing out of said
accident.
Ald. Corrance moved to adopt the re-
port and that a warrant be ordered
drawn in favor of the Mayor for the
above amount as recommended. Carried.
Ald, Frith, chairman of the Committee
on Streets, reported as follows:
Your Committee on Streets, to whom
was referred the petition of Joseph
Straub, et al., asking that they be grant-
ed two feet of the sidewalk on the west
side of Broadway Extension from Charles
to Putnam Streets for the purpose of
Regular Session April 7, 190.1.
constructing a retaining wall thereon.
would recommend that the prayer of the
petition( r be granted.
Also. your Committee on Streets, to
whom was referred the petition 01'
M. E. :old P,. R. llichards, asking that
tit I i• •Illowvcd the sum of $i,.lu. the ex-
pee,littne of which anlottnt was rii tiered
necessary by the city's re-est:Ililishing
the grad,' on Bluff Street between 'Twelfth
:n1,1 Ponrtc, nth Street:., would recommend
that said petition be received and tiled.
Also, your Committee o:i Sheets, to
whom was referred the petition of
the Chicign Creat Western i iilw:t,
Company. asking that the special assess-
ments levied against it for the improve-
ment 01' Slm Street between Saul ford
Street and 'twenty-third Street, and for
tine Pitying of Twenty-seventh Street be
'ane.'!.d, because. in the ease of the first
special :Irsesstr.ent the then city attor-
ney had given :n) opinion to the City
Coarsen) in which he held that the City
had no authority for '_:,loci the I,... -
mein, and in the e:,se of til,• :.ac.-snn ut
for improving '1'w,•1ty-ieV, nib St reet.
the contractor. through an error (.011 till-
tWil
' latin-
uocl the imprety moat past the ea -t end
of said street and across the fright of way
of said company, weal.) recommend that
the n.r.,yir of the petitioner be granted
:ut,i that the 'Treasurer he instructed to
I
said is<es:ment We would fur-
ther r, ciemnend that a warrant in the
sum of $Ilc'.ui he crdcre,l drawn in favor
of said company in . ett of its
claim for the construction of the Bee
Branch sewer under its right of way be-
tween Garfield and Rhomberg Avenues.
Also, your (`onunittei• on Streets, to
whom was r, fcrred the petition of
Jerry D. Sullivan et al, asking that a
water fountain he established at the cor-
ner of 'West Vourteentit and Alta Vista
Streets, WOO Id recommend that said pe-
tition be received and filed.
Also your Committee on Streets, to
whom was referred the petition of R.
W. Kemler, stating that he wished to
lay a brick walk abutting his property
en Race Street, but that the water from
the street. which slopes down to his lot,
would undermine it. and asking there -
tore that the city erect a retaining wall
so as to prevent said undermining, would
recommend that the prayer of the peti-
tioner be granted and that the City En-
gineer be instructed to make the neces-
sary improvements.
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the various
reports of the Committee on Streets. Car-
ried.
Ald. Raymond, chairman of the Com-
mitlec on Sprinkling, reported as fol-
lows:
Your Committee on Sprinkling, to whom
was referred the bill of Butt Bros. for
$1.00 for repairs on sprinkling wagon.
would recommend that a warrant be or -
I tiered drawn on the Treasurer in settle-
ment of the claim.
Ald. Raymond moved to adopt the le-
l'ort. Carried.
Ald. Sheridan, chairman of the Com-
mittee on Police and Light, reported as
follows:
Your Cotmnittee on Pollee and Light,
to whom was referred \'ith iu,wer. the
matter of purchasing a new patrol wagon
or having the old one repaired, begs to
report that the cost of h.11 -1:r the old
one reuairrd w•onld he so gent that it
was thought :invisible to purehase a new
am', and the o,ntU•act for building the
SMT!.. bu:: hien: :(winded to the Estate of
Tam commit:: for til: ,(ai1, :old we would
r' connnend that the City Attorney he M-
i.uaucb d to III epu'e the contract in writ -
Mg according to the i'pecilicatiois hereto
utt.0 h, d. and that the liayor• he aotho•-
zed to si ,n the s. in.' oft behalf of the
cit.
Ald. Sheridan moved to adopt the re-
port.
Ald. Sheridan, Chairman of the Com-
mittee on Sewers. reported as follows:
Your I," mmittee on Sewers, to whom
tvr,s referred the Petition of B. J. Lu-
deselwr asking that he he allowed the
sum of its compensation for dam-
ages ustained by him by reason of the
erlloty water from the street flooding
his cellar, iI •. would recommend that said
claim be received :Ind filed. Also. that
the petitioner he iusti acted to bring his
sidewalk to grade and that the City En-
gineer tie directed to increase the capac-
ity of the catch 1lasin.
Ald. Sheridan moved to adript the re-
port. Carried.
:old. Dor, Chairman of the Board of
Equalization, reported as fellows:
Your Board of Equalization, to whom
was referred the petition of the Dubuque
Casket Co., asking that the taxis on their
personal property :aid iml,rot',-nn•ats be
canceled for the year 1111% in iteeard:i nee
with the action of the City Council of
March, 1S9.3, would recommend that the
prayer of the petitioner be granted and
that the Treasurer he instructed accord•
ingly.
Also, your Board of Equalization, to
tvhonl was referred the petition of Il:n•-
mony and Julien Lodges, 1. (i. , i. V,,
ing that the taxes against City- lot 1¢I3
Le eanooh•d for the year 1903, would rec-
ommend that the prayer of the petitioners
le grant, d :Ind that the Treasurer be in-
structed accordingly.
.\ Ism your Board of Equalization, to
whom tt•:1s referred the petition. of Ernest
Seitz. asking that the taxes assessed
against hill) for 01900.00 moneys :end ea•edits
be canceled because said money was used
by him in starting a dry goods store In
New till la., where ie his since
mild taxes, wound reerimmend that the
pryer of the p.litiriter be grunted and
90 Regular Session April 7, 1904
that the Treasurer be instructed accord-
ingly.
Ahl. Iiorr moved to adopt the various
reports of the Board of Equalization.
('a Fried.
Ald. Jones, of the Board of Health, re-
ported as follows:
'Co the Honorable able Mayor and City Coun-
cil of the city of Dubuque:
(lenticnnv:-- Your Botu•d of Health
would respe, tfully report that at their
meeting hell March Tilt. 1904, three bills
were presented. one each from 11. Berg,
J. .1. Sheridan and Martin & Strelau. for
prt) isions and wood delivered to the De-
tention Ilesl•it:il, the same were audited
by the Board. and referred to the County
Sulu-rvisors for payment.
We would also recommend the adoption
I.> yoer honorable body of the following
(twill::wee:
\ (: ( (rdin:u:ce to prohibit spitting upon
idewalkn of streets and upon the floors
and •d:;lfortns of street cars ;Ind upon
the Iloors ol• theaters. ehurches.:mil other
places of public assembly. and the throw-
ing or depositing upon sidewalks of fruit,
vegetables, or any o:n•t thereof.
Be it ordained by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque:
Section 1. From and after the passage,
approval and publication of this ordI-
nance, it shall be unlawful for any per-
son to spit or expectorate upon any part
of any sidewalk, or upon any part of the;
floors or platforms of the street cars, or
t In floors of theaters• churches. or other
buildings provided as a place of public
:(::ombly. within the City of Dubuque,
or to deposit, throw or place upon any -
sidewalk in the City of Dubuque, any
fruit or vegeta hle, or the peel or rind, or
other _(art t hereof.
See. \uy Person violating the provis-
ions of ilii•: ordinance, shall. upon con-
viction. be punished by fine not less than
one dollar (Mao) nor more than twenty
dollars
: e•.
This ordinance shall be in force
from and after its publication in the Du-
buque itlohe-Journal newspaper.
lit .lines moved to adopt the report,
and to refer the ( (rdinance to the Ordi-
nance Committee. Carried.
Ald. 1loir chairman of the Committee
of the AWhole, reported as follows:
Your Committee of the Whole, to
whom was referred the communication
of the Linwood Cemetery Association in
relation to the proposed street through
limit property. would recommend that
said communication be received and filed
and that in the event of said association
refusing to accept within thirty days
from date the offer of $900.00 made by
this Council at its regular session held
February 29, 1904, for the property it is
proposed to take for said street, the
necessary steps be taken to have a jury
appointed to condemn the right of way.
Also your Committee of the Whole
would respectfully recommend that the
City Engineer be instructed to take the
levels of . the different streets over which
the Union Electric company proposes to
Put in new tracks and to prepare a
profile of the same and establish such
bench marks as he may deem proper.
Also your Committee of the Whole,
to whom was referred the petition of
the A. A. Cooper Wagon and Buggy com-
pany. asking for permission to lay a side-
track along the south side of First Street
from \\'atter Street to the C.. B. & Q.
railway track, would recommend that
said petition he received and tiltd.
Also your Committee of the Whole.
to whom was referred the petition of
Captain R. Kimbel, asking that he be
granted permission to rebuild his old
clock at Eagle Point Landing. would rec-
ommend that the prayer of the petitioner
be granted, provided the same be rebuilt
under the supervision of the Street Com-
mittee and City Engineer and that it be
maintained as a public landing.
Also your Committee of the \\'hole.
to whom was referred the petition of R.
F. Cnrran. asking that lie he allowed the
salary which he alleges has been illegal-
ly withheld from him during the winter
months while he was acting as Harbor
Master, would recommend that the mat-
ter be referred to the Mayor and City
Attorney with power to effect a settle-
ment.
•
Also your Committee of the Whole.
to whom was referred the matter of
straightening Fourth Street Extension.
would recommend that S. B. Harold be
allowed the sum of $500.00 for lots 15 and
16. Block S0. Dubuque Harbor company's
Add.. find that the City Attorney be in-
structed to make out the deeds and for-
ward theta to Mr. Harold without de-
lay.
Also your Committee of the \\'hole.
to whom was referred the petition of
Thomas J. Mulgrew, asking that Charter
Street from the railroad tracks to the
public levee be vacated, would recom-
mend that the prayer of the petitioner
be granted. provided that in case the
buildings to be erected thereon or on the
abutting property he abandoned, then
said street to revert to the city.
Ald. Horr moved to adopt the various
reports of the Committee of the Whole.
Carried.
RESOLUTIONS
Ald, Horr offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque. That the action of the
Council on April 30th, 1903, relating to
the height of the rail to be used by the
Union Electric company in rebuilding and
rpeairing its lines, be and the same is
hereby rescinded, and that the height of
said rail be fixed at six (6) inches, the re-
quirements as to character and weighs
of rail remaining unchanged.
Regular Session April 7, 1904.
Ald, Horr moved to adopt the resolu-
tion.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy. Corrance, Frith.
Horr, Jones, Raymond and Sheridan.
Nays—None.
Ald. TTorr also offered the following:
Whereas, Thomas J. Mulgrow has filed
his petition asking for the vacation of
Charter Street from the railroad tracks
east to the public levee and represents
that he is the owner of all the property
abutting the part of the street so asked
to be vacated: therefore,
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dnhurp,o. That the City Engineer
be directed to make a survey and plat of
that part of Cl,n 'ter Street proposed to
he vacated to he filed in said Engineer's
office subject to puhlic inspection and
to give the notices required by ordinance
to all owners of property abutting said
ground proposal to ho so vacated and
to publish the notice required by ordi-
nance of said required vacation.
Ald. 1Torr moved to adopt the resolu-
tion. Carried.
Alderman Sheridan offered the folloti-
ing:
Be it Resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque. That it is deeme1
necessary and advisable to construct a
sanitary sewer in Alpine Street and it is
hereby proposed to construct a sanitary
sewer in said Alpine Street, as follows,
to -wit: An eight inch tile pipe sewer
from the center of Dodge Street to a
point one hundred and twenty-five feet
south of the south line of Langworthy
Avenue. and to assess the cost of said
sewer against the abutting property.
Aid. Sheridan moved to adopt the res,,
lotion.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance. Frith.
Horr. Jones. Raymond and Sheridan.
Nays—None,
Alderman Sheridan also offered the
following:
Be it Resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque, That the City En-
gineer he and he is hereby directed to
prepare a plat and specifications for an
eight -inch tile pipe sewer In Alpine
Street, frcm the center of Dodge Street
to a point about one hundred and twenty-
five feet south of the south line of Lang-
worthy Avenue, showing the location and
general nature of such improvement, the
extent thereof, the size and kind of ma-
terial to be used, and to prepare an es- r
timate of the cost thereof and the
amount assessable upon each lot or par-
cel of land adjacent to or abutting there-
on per front foot or square foot in area,
and to file such plat, specifications and
estimate in the office of the City Re-
corder.
That after such plat is filed the City
Recorder shall cause to be published no-
tice of the Council to make such im-
provement, which notice shall be pub- •
lished in three consecutive issues of the
official newspaper of the City of Du-
buque, stating that such plat is on file.
and generally the nature of the sewer, its
location, size and kinds of material to
be used• and the estimate of its cost, and
fixing the time before which objections
can be filed, which time shall not be less
than five days a fter the last publication
of said notice, and after the completion
I of the puhlicatien of such nut he. he
shall at its noxi session, notify the Coun-
cil thereof in writing, with a printed
copy of such notice accompanying the
same,
Ahl. Sheridan moved to adopt the res-
olution.
Carried by the following vote:
Veas--Alda, Clancy, Corrance. Frith,
Horr, Jones, Raymond and Sheridan.
Na ys—Node.
City Engineer Boyce reported on the
bids referred to him for computation as
follows:
Sanitary Sewer in Dodge Street—
M. Tschirgi, total amount $6,372.60
Tibey Bros., total amount 6,721.40
Steuck & Linehan, total amount 6,640.70
James Noonan. total amount 4,395.75
C. B. McNamara, total amount 5,168.80
James Street. total amount 7,560.35
Ald. Clancy moved that said contract
be awarded to James Noonan. as he was
the lowest bidder. Carried.
On motion the bond for doing said work
was placed at $1,000.00.
Bids on Bee Branch Sewer as follows:
James Street, total amount $7,850.00
Tibey Bros., total amount 7,750.00
Ald. Sheridan moved that the contract
for constructing a part of the Bee
Branch Sewer, be awarded to Tibey Bros.,
they being the lowest bidders. Carried.
On motion the bond for doing said
wcrlc was, placed at $1,000.00.
The Mayor announced the next thing
in order would be the canvassing of the
votes of the last City Election, held April
4th, 1904, and appointed Alds. Frith and
Sheridan as tellers.
The vote was then canvassed from the
poll books and found as follows:
Mayor
C H Berg
John J Sheridan
Ernest Holtz
Recorder
Chas F Arendt
Frank H Hoffmann
A A Leonard
Treasurer
F W Moser
Herman W Brinkman
A A Triller
Attorney
Frank B Hoffman
DeWitt C Stewart
Peter Brandt
Assessor
C B Scherr
J J Heins
C J Mathis
Engineer
James H Boyce
Paul Ilg
C R Brandt
Alderman 2nd Ward
J S Roach
Matthew Clancy
Charles Holmberg
Alderman 2nd Ward
George N Raymond
P H McLaughlin
E Brasher
Alderman 3rd Ward
Joseph L Horr
John A Stumpf
Alex McAleece
James O'Farrell
Alderman 4th Ward
Hugh Corrance
Robert E Quirk
H E Fischer
Alderman 5th Ward
E E Frith
Philip P Doerr
John G Enser
Aldermen at Large
Rudolph Jones
Daniel W Rand
Michael E Lyons
Thomas Federspiel
H E Cosgrove
T J Rieck
Regular Session April 7, 1904.
.\ld. Sheridan moved that all the candi-
dates receiving a majority or a plurality
of the votes cast be declared elected.
Carried.
Mayor Berg then read his valedictory
and inaugural address, which follows:
To the Members of the City Council:
Gentlemen: This being the last meet-
ing of the Council, I desire to congrat-
ulate you upon the fact that you have all
been spared to serve out your term.
The administration I the City Gov-
ernment has, been ;(long tpe same lines as
in the past—in a desire to meet the varied
needs of our people, to avoid clashing
with them and to unite all elements of
the community in one harmonious whole.
Imprt:vements have been conducted with
an eye not only to economy but to an in-
telligent expenditure of the public funds
in a manner calculated to secure the best
results to the taxpayers. who are the in-
terested parties. Commendation is due to
every member of the Council and :ill the
officers of the city for the excellent work
done during the past two years.
The reports of the various departments
have been submitted to you. aril I would
recommend that they he j :. :i=heel in
pamphlet form. These reports i:i in-
formation worthy Id your eo m.
Indeed. all of our citizens should familiar-
ize themselves with the revenues and ex-
pcm-, s of the city and otherwise get all
the ft formation they can of the affairs
of their City Government. I believe the
wool 'r.aldl it easier for th,se in author-
ity. and bring; abort a better understand-
ing between the people and the officers
they have selected.
I beg to return my sincere thanks to
you, gentlemen. for the kind and court-
eous treatment you have always accord-
ed to me: and alp to all the city officers
for the faithful •,•rformance of their du-
ties in their n,-! iia pnsitior.s.
To the meml, r> the new council I
wish to say tlio It will be my earnest
desire to co -open, r-ith you in every-
thing fel' the bel:etit f Inc common good
of all our citizens. I'i i of purl HA
action shall always be : :111(1
I am sure we have II: : . „:-Is
City at heart and I trust :ill assume
our responsibilities with IL. -sincere pur-
pose of guarding the wellai• -f this com-
munity- to the best of our ability.
I remain,
Your humble servant.
C. II. BERG.
Dubuque, April 7th, 1901.
Ald. Horr and all the other members
of the old Council made remarks, express-
ing their regret at the severing of the
relations with the retiring members and
speaking most pleasantly of the relations
that had always existed between them.
Mayor Berg then announced he was
ready to take the oath of office, which
was administered by City Attorney
Barnes.
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The Mayor then called all the newly
elected Aldermen before the desk of the
City Recorder and tidministered to them
the oath of office.
The members are as follows:
Ald.-at-Lange .longs of the l"iftli ward,
re-elected.
Ald.-at-I.argi Lyons t f the First ward.
Ald. Mott. Clancy of the First ward.
Ald. P. II. McLaughlin of the Second
ward.
Ald. ,John A. Stumpf of the Third ward
.\ld. Hugh ('nuance, Sr.. of the Fourth
ward.
All, I;: E. Frith of the Fifth ward.
Ald. Clancy then moved that Ald. Mc-
Laughlin be appointed 3layor pro tem.
Ald. Frith moved that his appointment
he made by :Mein mu tion. Carried.
The Mayor declared Ald. McLaughlin
elected.
The Mayor then announced the Com-
mittee on Streets, to consist of five mem-
bers, one alderman from each ward,
Alds. Frith. Corrance, Stumpf, Mc-
Laughlin and Clancy.
Aid. McLaughlin moved that we now
proceed to elect the appointive officers
to be apointed during the pleasure of the
Council. Carried.
The Mayor appointed Aids. Lyons and
Frith as tellers.
MCI. McLaughlin nominated G. N.
Raymond Suerintendent of Sprinkling.
Ald. Corrance moved that G. N. Ray-
mond be elected by acclamation. Car-
ried.
Ald. Clancy nominated Joseph Reinfrled
for Chief of the Fire Department for the
ensuing term.
Ald. Frith moved that Joseph Reinfried
he elected by acclamation. Carried.
For City Electrician 1V -m. Hinman was
nominated and his appointment made by
acclamation.
For Committee Clerk John W. Lawler
was nominated and his appointment made
icy acc;,tmation.
For Marketmaster F. Hayes was elected
on the first ballot.
For Custodian of Washington Park
'I'. Cahill was elected on the first ballot.
For Custodian of Jackson Park Henry
1 -lenge was elected on the first ballot.
For Sidewalk Inspector I. ('onigisky
was elected on the first ballot.
For Poundmaster C. Bauman was ap-
pointed by acclamation.
1 or \\'harfmaster C. W. Katz was ap-
pointed by acclamation.
For Engineer Steam Roller If. Flick
and for Stoker of Steam Roller N. Frith,
both appointments being made by accla-
mation.
For Sewer Foreman, Tom Hagerty was
appointed by acclamation.
For Garbage Dump, James McCormick
was appointed by acclamation.
For Fourth Street Dump J. Callaghan
was appointed by acclamation.
Ald. McLaughlin moved to adjourn un-
L.
d
9.1 Regular Session April 7, 1904.
til April 21st, 1904. Carried.
C. F. ARENDT,
City Recorder.
Attest:
• ••••••.. ...Recorder
Approved.. `.190 y
Mayor
Regular Session April 21, 1904.
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CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Session, April 21st, 1904.
(Official.)
Council met at 8:30 o'clock P. M.
Mayor Berg in the chair.
Present—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Jones, Lyons, McLaughlin and Stumpf.
Absent—None.
Ald. Corrance moved that the Council
proceedings for the month of March be
approved as printed. Carried.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
Petition of H. Haubner asking that he
be appointed weighmaster of the City
Scales located at Twenty-sixth and Coul-
er Avenue.
Ald. Frith moved to grant the petition.
Carried.
Petition of T. J. Donahue in relation to
establishing a grade on Harrison Street
from Jones to Dodge Streets, was on mo-
tion of Aid. Clancy referred to the Street
committee and City Engineer.
Petition of Jos. Grigg et al., asking for
the construction of a new sidewalk on
Louisa Street from South Street north to
Bennett Street.
On motion was referred to the Street
committee.
Communication of the Telegraph -Herald
requesting the Council to authorize the
purchase of 20 copies of the new City
Directory.
On motion was referred to the commit-
tee on Printing.
Petition of Tom Collings et al., asking
that a sanitary sewer be constructed in
Booth Street from Dodge to Nevada
Streets; thence north in Nevada Street
to West Fifth Street.
On motion was referred to the commit-
tee on Sewers.
Petition of Mrs. Jane McCloskey, ask-
ing for the cancellation of her taxes on
Lot 11, Cain's Sub.
On motion was referred to the Delin-
quent Tax committee.
The following petitions were referred to
the Board of Equalization:
Petition of the Dubuque Brewing and
Malting Company, asking that the CIty
Treasurer be instructed to receive the
city taxes for 1903 on the valuation of
their plant and real estate in accordance
with the Ordinance adopted June 1st, 1896.
Also petition of A. A. Cooper, asking
that the Treasurer be instructed to ac-
cept taxes on lots 691. 700 and 721, the same
as 1902, also that the Cooper Wagon
Works Block he reduced to $5,000.00.
Also petition of the W. D. Deckert Co.,
asking that their taxes on personal prop -
erty be reduced from $12,000.00 to $3,500.00.
Also petition of W. C. and Harriett P.
Chamberlain, asking for the cancellation
of $500.00 moneys and credits as levied
for 1903.
The following petitions were referred to
the committee of the Whole:
Petition of the Dubuque Typographical
Union No. 22. asking for the donation of
lots 1032 and 1033 in Linwood Cemetery for
burial purposes.
Also petition of the Morris -Johnson -
Brown Mfg. Co., et al., asking that Ninth
Street east to the water front be extended
and opened.
Also communication of F. B. Hoffman,
Auditor, asking that some provision be
made for the appointment of a deputy for
the City Auditor's office.
Also communication of J. H. Boyce, ask-
ing for the appointments of the following
assistants in the Engineer's office: E.
Anderson, Assistant Engineer; G. G.
White. Rodman, and E. W. Herron, As-
sessment Clerk.
Original Notice District Court and
Claim of Rosa Smith claiming the sum
of $3,000.00 as damages for an injury sus-
tained by falling on defective sidewalk
in the City of Dubuque, Iowa, Feb. 20th,
1904.
On motion was referred to committee
on Claims and City Attorney.
Petition of Jno. Hestroffer et al., asking
that the water mains be extended in Al-
ley between 1Vhite and Jackson Streets
from Rhomberg to Eagle Point Avenues.
Also petition of Jno. Tibey et al, asking
for the extension of water mains in Rush
Street from present terminus of said
main east to Villa Street.
On motion both petitions were referred
to the Board of Water Works Trustees.
The following weighmasters were ap-
pointed for the various scales:
Thos. Faherty, First ward settles.
Thos. Dona hue, Grandview Avenue
scales.
Robt. Hay, Eighth and White Street
scales.
Louise Pitschner, Fourth ward scales.
Mrs. H. Deckert, Rhomberg Avenue and
Windsor Avenue scales.
H. Haubner, Twenty-sixth Street and
Cooler Avenue scales.
G. Pfiffner, Twenty-fifth and Jackson
Street scales.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
City Engineer Boyce reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen:—I herewith submit my pay
roll for Libor on strtets in the different
districts during the first Half of April,
1904.
96 Regular Session April 21, 1904.
Amount due laborers on streets..$3750.30
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES H. BOYCE,
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
Also submit my pay roll for labor on
sewers during the first hlaf of April, 1904:
Amount due laborers on Sewers ....$1G1.00
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES H. BOYCE,
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
On motion the pay rolls for Streets and
Sewers were received and warrants or-
dered drawn to pay the various amounts
and the pay rolls referred back to the
proper committees.
City Attorney Barnes reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and Aldermen
of the City of Dubuque:
Gentlemen:—Attached hereto is a state-
ment of the costs incurred by the City
of Dubuque for witnesses and sheriff fees
on subpoenaes in the case of Lottie A.
Walker vs. City of Dubuque, the same
amounting to $27.15.
I recommend that a warrant be drawn
in favor of the Mayor for said sum of
$27.15 and that he be instructed to pay
the same to the clerk of the district
court and report his doings to the Coun-
cil.
Respectfully submitted,
G. A. BARNES,
City Attorney.
Ald. Corrance moved that the report be
received, and a warrant ordered drawn
for $27.15 in favor of the Mayor as recom-
mended. Carried.
To the Honorable Mayor and Aldermen
of the City of Dubuque:
Gentlemen:—Attached you will find
statement of costs in case of Maria
Louisa Thedinga vs. the City Council of
the City of Dubuque. This was an ap-
peal from the Board of Equalization to
the District Court and on final hearing
the court adjusted the assessment re-
ferred to, and ordered each party to pay
its own costs. The city's proportion of
said cost is $9.30.
I recommend that an order be drawn in
favor of the Mayor for $9.20, and that he
be instructed to pay said costs to the
clerk of the District Court and to report
his doings to the Council.
Respectfully submitted,
G. A. BARNES,
City
Attorney.
Ald. Corrance moved that the report be
received, and a warrant ordered drawn
in favor of the Mayor for the above
amount as recommended. Carried.
To the Honorable Mayor and Aldermen of
the City of Dubuque:
Gentlemen: The attached statement of
costs In the case of J. C. Fitzpatrick vs.
City of Dubuque et al. was referred to
me on the 7th day of April, 1904, to as-
certain whether or not the same was a
legal liability against the City. I have
investigated the same and find that the
costs therein referred to were incurred in
the amount stated in said statement, the
case being an injunction proceeding to
restrain said city from collecting a cer-
tain special assessment levied against the
property of plaintiff. A permanent in-
junction was decreed against the city on
the 5th day of March, 1897, defendant to
pay the costs.
I would recommend that a warrant be
drawn for the sum of $53.15 in favor of the
Mayor and that he be instructed to pay
said costs to the clerk of the District
Court and to report his doings back to the
Council. Respectfully submitted,
G. A. BARNES.
Ald. Clancy moved that the report be
received and a warrant ordered drawn in
favor of the Mayor as recommended. Car-
ried.
City Recorder Arendt presented and
read the printed notice of the Council's
intention to construct a sanitary sewer In
Alpine Street, from the center of Dodge
Street to a point about one hundred and
twenty-five feet south of the south line
of Langworthy Avenue.
No remonstrance being filed, the Mayor
asked If any one present objected to said
sanitary sewer. No objection being stated,
the notice on motion was received and
filed.
Sidewalk Inspector Crawford reported
as follows:
On account of erroneous assessment, I
ask for the cancellation of the following
assessments:
Date of Levy—
Oct. 1st, 1903—Chas. J. and Otto
Spahn, Sub. 1 of W. %, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add, Lot 1 $ .55
Jan. 21st, 1904—Henry Dreazy, Burden-
Lawther Add., Lot 131 .50
Jan. 21st, 1904—G. W. Davis, Glendale
Add., Lot 10 .75
Total $1.80
Respectfully submitted,
ADAM CRAWFORD,
Sidewalk Inspector.
Ald. Frith moved that the report be re-
ceived and the Treasurer be instructed to
cancel said assessment. Carried.
City Recorder Arendt presented the fol-
lowing:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen: I hereby appoint Wm. A.
Kaep as Assistant City Recorder for the
ensuing term, subject to the approval of
your Honorable Body.
Respectfully submitted,
C. F. AREINDT,
City
Recorder.
Ald. McLaughlin moved that the rec-
ommendation be approved. Carried.
•
Regular Session April 21, 1904.
City Attorney -elect Nintzinger presented
the following:
'1'o the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen: I hereby appoint J. C. Lon-
gueville as Assistant City Attorney during
my ensuing term cf office. subject to the
approval of your Honorable Body.
Respectfully submitted,
J. W. KINTZINGER,
City Attorney.
Ald. Frith moved that the recommen-
dation be approved.
Ald. McLaughlin moved a substitute to
refer the same to the committee of the
Whole.
Ald. Frith withdrew his motion. The
motion of AId. McLaughlin was then car-
ried.
His Honor, Mayor Berg, reported as
follows:
Gentlemen:—At the last session of your
Honorable Body you adopted the report
of the City Attorney in relation to the
case of LaTourelle vs. City of Dubuque,
wherein he recommended that a warrant
in the sum of $613.50 he ordered drawn in
favor of the Mayor to settle the judgment.
court costs and interest in said case. In
accordance with your action, the warrant
was drawn on the City Treasurer and
paid by me to M. J. Mulgrew, Clerk of
the District Court, whose receipt there-
for is hereto attached.
You also, at the same session, adopted
the recommendation of the Committee
on Claims, that the case of Pierce vs.
City of Dubuque be settled by paying to
the plaintiff the sum of $450.00, and also
paying the costs of the court, and or•
dered that a warrant In said sum he
drawn on the treasury in favor of the
Mayor, to be paid over to the plaintiff
upon her signing a receipt therefor and
releasing the City of Dubuque from all
further liability to her. In accordance
with this recomn endation, a warrant in
the above sum was drawn and paid by
me to the attorneys for said plaintiff,
whose receipt therefor is hereto attach-
ed, as is also the receipt for 80c, sheriff's
fees in this case, which were paid by
me. Respectfully submitted,
C. H. BERG, Mayor.
Ald. McLaughlin moved that the report
be approved, and that a warrant for 80c
be drawn in favor of the Mayor. Car-
ried.
The Mayor stated that he was now
ready to announce the standing commit-
tees for the ensuing year.
Ald. Clancy moved that the two alder-
men -at -large be added to the Board of
Equalization. Carried.
The Mayor then announced the Commit-
tees as follows:
Committee of the Whole, Mayor Pr)
Tem McLaughlin, chairman.
Finance—Corrance, Jones, Lyons.
Ordinance—Lyons, Jones, Frith.
Claims—Corrance, McLaughlin, Clancy.
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Streets—Frith, Corrance, Stumpf, Mc-
Laughlin, Clancy.
Sprinkling—McLaughlin, Clancy, Frith.
Harbors—Clancy, Jones, Lyons.
Supplies—Lyons, Corrance, Frith.
MarketsStumpf, Corrance, Jones.
Public Grounds and Buildings—Jones,
McLaughlin, Clancy.
Fire—Clancy, Jones, Corrance.
Police and Light—McLaughlin, Jones,
Corrance.
Printing—Jones, Clancy, Corrance.
Delinquent Tax—Stumpf, Lyons, Jones.
Sewers—Lyons, Corrance, Stumpf.
Electrical Construction—Frith, Lyons,
Stumpf.
Board of Equalization—Jones, chair-
man, and all the aldermen.
Board of Health—Lyons. Jones, Geo.
Salot, O. M. Ruete; C. H. Berg, chairman.
Ald. Clancy moved that the Mayor act
with the Finance Committee. Carried.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT-
TEES.
Ald. Lyons, chairman of the Ordinance
Committee, presented and read an Ordi-
nance providing for the appointment of
an Inspector of Wood, and regulating the
sale of wood for fuel in the City of Du-
buque. and repealing chapter XXI. of the
Revised Ordinances of 1901 of the City
of Dubuque.
Ald. McLaughlin moved that the read-
ing just had be considered its first read-
ing. Carried.
The Ordinance was then laid over un-
der the rules until the next meeting of
the Council.
Ald. Lyons also presented and read art
Ordinance to provide for the appointment
of a. Street Commissioner, defining his
duties, and fixing the salary of such of-
ficer.
Ald. Lyons moved that the reading just
had be considered its first reading.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Lyons, McLaughlin
and Stumpf. Total, 4.
Nays—Aids. Corrance, Frith and Jones.
Total, 3.
The Ordinance was then laid over un-
der the rules until the next meeting of
the Council.
The Mayor reported that, according to
the instruction of the Council, he had
made a settlement with Mr. R. F. Cur-
ran in relation to the back salary, claim-
ed by Mr. Curran for the winter months
during his term of office as harbormaster,
the amount agreed upon being $160.00.
Ald. Clancy moved that the report be
received and a warrant ordered drawn
for the above amount in favor of R. F.
Curran. Carried unanimously.
Ald. Frith, chairman of the Committee
on Streets, reported as follows:
Your Committee on Streets, to whom
were referred the plat and deed of vaca-
tion of Lot 2 of part of outlot 735, said
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Regular Session April 21, 1904.
vacation being made jointly by William
A. Hackett and the City of Dubuque for
the purpose of replatting said lot and
simplifying the description of its sub-
divisions, would recommend that said
plat be approved and that the Recorder
be instructed to secure the necessary
signatures to the plat and deed and have
the same placed on record.
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the report.
Carried.
Ald. Stumpf, Chairman of the Commit-
tee on Markets, reported as follows:
Your Committee on Markets would re-
spectfully recommend that the contract
at present existing between the City and
Larry Daily for cleaning around the City
Hall and hauling the ashes therefrom for
the sum of $14.00 per month be extended
during the pleasure of the council and
that Mrs. Koenig be retained as janitress
under the same conditions as to tenure
of office.
We went(' further recommend that the
matter of furnishing Ice for the City Hall
during the earning season and the mat-
ter of securing extra help at the City
Hall during the house-cleaning season be
referred to this committee with power.
Ald. Stumpf moved to adopt the report.
Carried.
Ald. Lyons, Chairman of the Commit-
tee on Sewers, reported as follows:
Your Committee on Sewers. to whom
was referred the petition of John Meyer
et al, asking that a sanitary sewer be
constructed in White Street between
Eagle Point Avenue and Sanford Street,
would recommend that the prayer of the
petitioners he granted and that the pre-
liminary resolution be presented to the
City Council for adoption.
Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the report.
Carried.
Aad. McLaughlin, Chairman of the
Committee of the Whole, reported as fol-
lows:
Your Committee of the Whole, to whom
was referred the ordinance providing for
the appointment of an inspector of woos
and regulating the sale of wood for fuel
in the City of Dubuque, and repealing
Chapter XXI. of the Revised Ordinances
of the City of Dubuque of 1901. would
respectfully recommend the adoption of
said ordinance as amended by your com-
mittee.
Alsoyour committee of the Whole, to
whom was referred the petition of John
Decry, asking that the name of Clark
Street in Dubuque Harbor Improvement
Company's Addition be changed because
said name is duplicated in another part of
the city, beg to report that this change
has been made some years ago and would
therefore recommend that said petition be
received and filed.
Ald. McLaughlin moved to adopt the re-
ports of the committee of the Whole. Car-
ried.
The following bonds of the elective and
appointive officers were presented and
approved:
C. F. Arendt, City Recorder.
James H. Boyce. City Engineer.
Frank H. Hoffman. City Auditor.
J. W. Kintzinger. City Attorney.
J. R. Reinfried, Chief Fire Department,
F. P. Hayes, Marketmaster.
Isadore Conigisky, Sidewalk Inspector.
C. W. Katz. Wharfmaster,
Mayor Berg then administered the oath
of office to the above named officers and
also to the following:
J. W. Lawler, Committee Clerk.
Chas. Bauman. Poundmaster.
Thos. Cahill. Park Custodian. Washing-
ton Park.
H. Henge. Park Custodian, Jackson
Park.
Thos. Faherty, Custodian Phoenix Park
and Weighmaster First Ward Scales.
All the above to assume their office May
1st, 1904.
The Mayor then appointed Thos. Reilly
Chief of Police for the ensuing term,
which was unanimously approved by the
Council.
RESOLI'TIONS
Alderman Lyons offered the following:
Be it resolved by the City Couneil of
the City of Dubuque, That it is deemed
necessary and advisable to construct a
sanitary sewer in White Street and it is
hereby proposed to construct a sanitary
sewer in said White Street. as follows.
to -wit: An eight inch tile pipe sewer,
from Eagle Point Avenue to Sanford
Street, and to assess the cost of said
sewer against the abutting property.
Adopted by the fallowing vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance. Frith.
Jones, Lyons, McLaughlin and Stumpf-
Nays—None.
Ald. Lyons offered the following:
Be it resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque, That the City En-
gineer be and he is hereby directed to
prepare a plat and specifications for an
eight inch tile pipe sanitary sewer in
White Street, from Eagle Point Avenue
to Sanford Street, showing the location
and general nature of said improvement.
the extent thereof, the size and kind of
material to be used, and to prepare an
estimate of the cost thereof and the
amount assessable upon lot or parcel of
land adjacent to or abutting thereon per
front foot or square foot in area, and to
file such plat, specifications and estimate
in the office of the City Recorder.
That after such plat is filed, the City
Recorder shall cause to be published no-
tice of the Council to make such improve-
ment, which notice shall be published in
three consecutive issues of the official
newspaper of the City of Dubuque, stat-
ing that such plat is on file and general-
ly the nature of the sewer, its location.
size and kinds of material to be used, and
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99
the estimate of its cost, and fixing the
time before which objections can he filed,
which time shall not be less than five
days after the last publication of said no-
tice, and after the completion of the pub-
lication of such notice, he shall at its
next session, notify the Council thereof
in writing, with a printed copy of such
notice accompanying the same.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Jones, Lyons, McLaughlin and Stumpf.
Nays—None.
Alderman McLaughlin offered the fol-
lowing:
Be it resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque, That the resolution
adopted at the last session of the City
Council providing for the vacation of
Charter Street from the east line of the
railroad tracks to the Levee be and the
same is hereby rescinded.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Jones, Lyons, McLaughlin and Stumpf.
Nays—None.
Aid. Lyons also offered the following:
Be It Resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque, That a sanitary
sewer of eight -inch tile pipe be con-
structed in Alpine Street from center of
Dodge Street to a point one hundred
twenty-five feet south of the south line
of Langworthy Avenue, according to the
plat and specifications of said sewer pre-
pared by the City Engineer and now on
file in the office of the City Recorder, and
be it further resolved, that said sewer
shall be completed on or before the 1st
day of July, 1904, and shall be paid for at
the time and in the manner prescribed by
Chapter 34 of the Revised Ordinances of
1901 of the City of Dubuque for the pay-
ment of the cost of constructing sewers.
The proposals for doing such work will
be acted upon by the Council cn the 5th
day of May, 1904, and the City Recorder
is hereby ordered to give ten days' notice
by publication, asking for proposals as
provided by ordinance.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Jones, Lyons, McLaughlin and Stumpf.
Nays—None.
Ald. McLaughlin also offered the fol-
lowing, which was adopted:
Whereas, Thomas J. Mulgrew has filed
his petition asking for the vacation of
Charter Street from the Levee to the east
line of Water Street and from the west
line of Water Street to the east line of
Lot 1, of Block 18 and Lot 1 of Block 15,
in Dubuque Harbor Company's Addition
and represents that he is the owner of all
the land abutting the part of said street
so asked to be vacated; now therefore
Resolved, That the City Engineer be
directed to make a survey and plat of that
part of Charter Street proposed to be va-
cated to be flied in said EngIneer's office
subject to public inspection and to give
the notices required by ordinance to all
owners of property abutting said ground
proposed to be so vacated and to publish
the notice required by ordinance of said
proposed vacation.
Aid. McLaughlin also offered the follow-
ing:
Be It Resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque, That the 1111011
Electric Company be instructed to install
an electric lamp on Hill Street at the in-
tersection of Alley first of Caledonia Place
and also on West Fifth Street at a point
about one hundred feet east of Prospect
Street.
On motion was referred to the commit-
tee of the \\'hole.
Aid. Frith offered the following, which
was adopted:
Be It Resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque, That the City En-
gineer be and he is hereby instructed
to prepare plans and specifications show-
ing the most feasible manner for improv-
ing I{auffmann Avenue from Couier Ave-
nue to a point about two hundred feet
west of Cushing Place.
Ald. Stumpf offered the following, which
was adopted:
Be it resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque, That til,. City Engineer
he and he is hereby hist' tick to pre-
pare plans and specifications fur a storm
water sewer in Washington Street from
Eighteenth Street to Nineteenth Street
and to submit the same to the City Coun-
cil at its next session.
id. Corrance offered the following:
\Whereas, Morrison -Johnson -Brown Mfg.
Co., and others, all residents and tax-
payeas of the City of Dubuque have duly
petitioned for the opening and extension
of Ninth Street easterly to the water
front; and
Whereas, the City Council deems it ad-
visable to open and extend said Ninth
Street easterly to the water front;
Therefore be it resolved that the City
Engineer make a survey and plat of such
proposed streets, showing the land
through and over which the same is pro-
posed to be made, the names of the own-
ers thereof, and the quantity of land
proposed to be taken. When completed
such plat shall be filed in the City Engi-
neer's office and subject to public inspec-
tion, after which the City Engineer shall
give notice to all owners of the land
through and over which such street is
proposed to be opened and extended as
provided by the Ordinances of the City
of Dubuque.
On motion of Ald. Corrance the resolu-
tion was adopted.
Ald. McLaughlin moved to adjourn un-
til May 6th, 1904. Carried.
C. F. ARENDT,
City Recorder.
Recorder
Attest:
Apprty d... . 190iV
. . Mayor
100 List of Warrants
LIST OF CITY WARRANTS.
City Reconb Office,
Dubuque. Moria 1, 1904.
To the Honorable May, a ..I city Council
of Dubuque:
Gentlemen: The following is a com-
plete list of all warrants issued by me
during the month of March. 1904:
Labor on Streets in the different Road
Districts during the first half of March.
1904:
FIRST DISTRICT.
Jos. l;r nill,tte, labor
John. Burns. Libor
W. c',':'ghlan. labor
,llahan, foreman
J•„.n. labor
• -I. foreman
I I ,a. labor
bo.
in. labor
t a Glass, labor
11, ! Kock, labor
\i rr in Lonergan, labor
A. W. Miller, labor
c l o. Aleore labor
John McNulty. labor
Char. McDonald, labor
W. O'Brien, foreman
\V. Quinlan, labor
James Ryan. labor
Jos. Rooney. driver
Nick Sweeney. labor
John Spear, la 1301•
John \':11.111/111'. labor
C. A. White, labor
Josh Calvert, team
J. J. McCollins. team
Geo. Reynolds. team
Ed. Seob y. team
SECOND DISTRICT
Ant. Bolein, labor $ 6 75
Chris. Buelow, labor 1 ,;-
John Corbett, labor 6 4
John Engels, labor 3 75
Jos. Eberhardt, labor 13 _o
W. Foley, labor 9 45
Jos. Grab, labor 205
Jos. Guenther, labor 2 05
Peter Guenther, labor 2 05
C. Gantenbein, foreman 20 00
Geo. J. Hahn, foreman 20 00
John Heil, carpenter 22 50
Nic Kettenhofen, labor 610
Jale Kraus, labor 10 50
H. Lembke, labor 9 80
Rob. Mack, labor 810
Tom Malloy, labor 2 40
John Pfeiffer, labor 2 05
Jake Perrion, labor
Nic Pinsch, labor
2 5 076
Chris. Scholl, labor 4 75
Frank Scherr, labor
240
Jos. Schafetel, labor
Lawrence Trost, labor 0
2 40
Frank Burns, team.....,.....
Albert Conrad, t ”"' 0 00
team80
THIRD DISTRICT.
Paul Becker, labor.........
H. Cosgrove, driver $
Chas, Gruenzig. laborJames Hird, labor
$ 7 so
1 :
10 'in
_o fill
,.,
9 45
6 75
2 05
8 80
4 75
9 45
6 45
3 40
S 111
20 en
;n
35
20 00
8 80
4 40
2 70
2.70
1 80
3 60
5 80
1 80
10 15
20 00
2 05
8 80
John Beast, labor 5 40
R. Love. labor 2 70
Pat McPoland, labor 4 75
J. O'Halloran, labor 5 40
John Parker, labor 2 05
Jas. Smith, labor 810
IV. Wearmouth, foreman 20 00
C. A. White. labor 1 35
3 GO
half of
.James• 'Tobin. team
LainIr on S.'wers for the first
March. 39.04:
P. Cusserly labor 20 00
J. Corcoran. labor 20 80
R. '1'. Eddy. foreman 25 00
R. A. Fuller. labor 20 SO
F. 11nhn, ekcr, labor _"0 SO
P. Kenne;iII , lobos 00 80
P. Sage. h,l;oi "0 SO
Landon 'Taylor. Labor 20 80
F. Hardie, transcript of ti st imony
in case of Cath. Sheridan vs. City. 94 00
J. L. McCabe. transcript of testi-
ninny in case of Florence Farrell
vs. City 325 00
J. L. McCabe. transcript of testi-
mony in case of Cath. Sheridan
vs. City S 75
Schroeder -Kleine Grocer Co., salt
for Road department
Phil. Pier• wood for Road depart-
ment
Standard Lurnber Co., lumber for
Road department 93 05
\V. Boutin, sand for Road depart-
ment .... 2 25
F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Road
department 2 35
Lear & Rush, horse shoeing for
Road department 4 05
Smedley Steam Pump Co., casting
for Road department 6 00
P. Clancy Est., hauling sprinkling
wagons to J. Neuman & Son's
shops .... 5 50
I hereby certify that the foregoing is
a true and correct list of all warrants is-
sued by me during the month of March,
1904. C. F. ARENDT,
City Recorder.
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
G 90
6 00
• AN ORDINANCE.
AN ORDINANCE prohibiting the throw-
ing, casting or sweeping of nails or
broken glass on any street, sidewalk or
alley and prohibiting the throwing or
casting of bottles or tinware upon the
same.
Be It Ordained by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque:
Section 1. No person shall throw, cast
or sweep any nail or nails or broken
glass or throw or cast any bottle or bot-
tles or any tinware of any kind or de-
scription upon any sidewalk, street or al-
ley in the City of Dubuque.
Section 2. Any person violating Section
One hereof shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor, and upon conviction shall
he fined not less than one dollar nor more
than five dollars, or be confined In the
county Jail until such fine, including costs
of prosecution have been paid, not exceed-
ing thirty days.
Section 3. This Ordinance to be in force
and take effect from and after its passage
Official Notices
and puolicaticn one time in the Dubuque
Globe -Journal newspaper.
Adopted December 17th. 1903.
Approved December 21st. 1903.
C. 11. BERG. A[ayor,
Attest: C. F. ARENDT,
City Recorder.
Published officially iii the Evening
Globe -Journal. Ap: it 11th. 1904.
C. P. ARENDT,
4 -15 -It City Reeerthr.
NOTICE.
OF THE CITY COUNCIL'S INTENTION
TO CONSTRUCT A N I'I'.\ RI
SEWER IN ALPINE STTRE111'. t'ItDM
THE CENTER OF DODUl- STREET
TO A POINT ABOI'T ONE lil'NUR ED
AND TWENTY-FIVE FEET ;;!)t'i'lt
OF THE SOUI'1i LINE OF LANG -
WORTHY AV EN I' E.
To All Whom It May Concern:
You and each of you are hereby noti-
fied that it is the intention of the City
Council of the City of Dubuque to con.
street an S -inch Tile Pipe Sanitary Sewer
in Alpine Street from the center of Dodge
Street to a point about one hundred and
twenty-five feet south of the south hue
of Langworthy Avenue.
That a plat and specifications of said
proposed Sewer is now on file in the Office
of the City Recorder.
It is estimated by the City Engineer
that said Sewer will be 925 lineal feet in
length, including 3 Manholes, and wi:1.
cost the abutting property owners $955.00
in total.
Any person having objections to the
construction of said Sanitary Sewer are
hereby notified to appear before the City
Council at its regular session April 21st,
1904, or to file in writing with the City
Recorder their objections on or before
April 21st, 1904.
Dated at Dubuque, April 11th, 1904.
C. F. ARENDT,
4-11-10t. City Recorder.
NOTICE IN RELATION TO CLEANING
ALLEYS.
Section 34 of the Ordinance in relation
to Offenses and Penalties reads as fol-
lows:
No person shall cast or leave exposed
in any street, alley, lot, common, or wat-
er course within the city, the carcass
of any animal, or any putrid or unsound
meat, fish. o rother substance, or make,
use, keep, or permit in his, her or their
dwelling house, shop, store, factory, out-
house, cellar, yard, lot, or any other
place within the city, any noisome or of-
fensive liquid, or substance injurious to
the health of the citizens, or any annoy-
ance to the neighborhood, or throw any
filth, manure, offal, or other offensive
matter, in any street, alley, lot, or water
course in the city, and any person who
shall refuse or neglect to remove, on be-
ing duly notified by the city any such
offensive substance made, used or kept
by such person, shall be subject to a fine
of not less than one dollar nor more than
twenty dollars, and be imprisoned until
such line and costs are paid, not exceed-
ing thirty days.
In accordance with the foregoing sec-
tion, you are hereby notified to remove
all filth, ashes, rubbish, etc., from the
alley in rear of your premises within rive
days fro mdate of this notice or you will
be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the
law.
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Ly order r'oinmittce of the Whole.
Dated April 13th 1904. BERG, Mayor.
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NOTICE TO CON'I'Il-\fa'i't -----
City Recorder's Office, April 12, 1901.
Sealed proposals will be received at my
office up to 7:30 p. m., Thursday. April
21. 1904, for the construction of a retain-
ing wall on West Eleventh street and
Race street. abutting Lot N,,, 1:;, cum_
mins' sub -division. Th, , \t4 i.t
work as follows: Engineer's , "I' the
euhic ;rrd-. ' :Inl' le. be
I:ard. s must state the
price per cubic. yard.
A certified check for $10.00 must ac-
company each bid as a guarantee that
the contract will be entered into it
awarded.
Blanks for bidders will be furnished by
the City Recorder.
The city reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
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C. F. AREND'1'.
City Recorder.
NOTICE TO GARBAGE CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will Le received at the
office of the City Recorder up to 4 o'clock
p. m.. May 2nd, 1904, for the removal of
garbage and dead animals for the season
of 1904, in the districts herein below des-
ignated, all of said garbage to be hauled
and dumped at the City dump, at the
foot of Railroad Avenue, into the Mis-
sissippi river,
First District—All the territory south
of Eighth Street and Julien Avenue.
Second District—All territory lying be-
tween Eighth Street and Julien Avenue
and Seventeenth Street and \Vest Seven-
teenth Street.
Third District --.\1l territory lying north
of Seventeenth and \Vest Seventeenth
Streets.
Garbage must be removed Open a day
in the down town districts and twice a
week on the Bluffs. during the month,. of
May, June, July and October; :i11.1 once
a day in the down town dist•ieis :aid
three times a week on the Bluffs dur-
ing the months of August and September.
Bidders must state the price per day
for removing' in each district. and the
price per day in the entire City.
A certified check of $50.00 on some Du-
buque bank must accompany each bid
as a guarantee that a contract will be
entered into if awarded.
The City reserves the right to reject
ally and all bids.
C. F. ARENDT,
1-225-7. City Recorder.
N OTIC E.
OF 771E CI'T'Y r'rrl"\OIL'S INTENTION
TO CONS'I'i:I'CI' A SANITARY
Si.IVIER iN \\'lIl'l'C S'T'REET FROM
l-:AGLE l'(IN'I' .\VENT:E TO SAN -
FORD STREET.
To All Whom It \lay Concern:
You and each of you are hereby notified
that it is the intention of the City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque to construct ar,
S -inch Tile Pipe Sanitary Sewer in White
Street from Eagle Point Avenue to San-
ford Street.
That a Plat and Specifications of said
proposed sewer is now on file in the
office of the City Recorder.
It is estimated by the City Engineer
that it will require 980 lineal feet of 8 -inch
tile pipe with 4 manholes, and will cost
the abutting property owners $825.00 in
total.
102 Official Notices.
Any persons having objection to the
construction of said sanitary sewer are
hereby notified to appear before the City
Council at its regular session May 5th.
1904, or to file in writing with the City
Recorder their objccticus on or before
May 0th, 1904.
Dated at Dubuque. April 25th, 1904.
C. F. ARENDT,
4-25-10t. City Recorder.
NOTICE TO SEWEI: CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the City Recorder until 7:30
o'clock p. m.. Thursday, May 5th, 1904,
for the construction of an S -inch Til:
Pipe Sanitary Sewer in Alpine Street,
from the center of Dodge Street, to a
point one hundred and twenty-five feet
south of the south line of Langworthy
Avenue. according to the plans and spec-
ifications prepared by the City Engineer
and now on file in the office of the City
Recorder.
It is estimated by the City Engineer
that it will require 225 lineal feet of 8 -inch
Tile Pipe and 3 manholes.
The work to be paid for when said work
is completed and accepted by the City
Council, the same to be completed on or
before the 1st day of July, 1904.
Bidder must state price per lineal foot
for Tile Pipe, and each manhole. All
bids must be accompanied by a certified
check for $50.00 on some Dubuque Bank,
as a guarantee that a contract will he en-
tered into if awarded.
The city reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Dated at Dubuque, April 25th, 1904.
C. F. ARENDT,
4-25-10t. City Recorder.
SPECIAL ASSESSMEN1 :NOTICE.
To All Who Are Named Below: You are
hereby nt.tified that in accordance with
an ordinance of the City of Dubuque for
repairing sidewalks during the months of
February and March, 1903, that a special
assessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the regular meeting of the City
Council upon all lots and parcels of land
subject to such special assessment. And
you are notified to appear at said meet-
ing of the Council to be held on the 6th
day of May, A. D. 1904, and show cause,
if any you have, why said assessment
should not be levied:
1904. Owner. Description.
Feb. 12—Wm. McGrath Est., Sub.
Min. Lot 93B, Lot 1. 23 ft. lumber,
45c; 1 hour labor. 25c $ 70
Feb. 15—R. and E. Langworthy Est,
Glendale Add., Lots 224-225, 18 ft
lumber, 35c; % hour labor, 25c 60
Feb. 17—Anna M. Bush, City E. 109
ft. Lot 540, 20 ft. lumber, 40c; 1
hour labor. 25c 65
Feb. 17—Valentine Schiel, Sub. 196
and 197, L. H. Langworthy's Add.,
Lot 10, 10 ft. lumber, 20c; % hour
labor, 25c 45
Feb. 23—A. F. and B. D. Heeb,
Marsh's Add, Lot 22, 20 ft. lumber,
40c; % hour labor, 25c 65
March 4—Eliz. Hocking, Finley's
Add., Lot 160, 7 ft. lumber, 15c; %
hour labor, 25c 40
March 4—Emma Alden, A. McDan-
iels' Sub., Lot 762, 16 ft. lumber,
30c.... 80
March 5—A. L. Trilk, Sub of 145, L.
H. Langworthy's Add., Lot 1, 7 ft.
lumber, 15c; rk hour labor, 25c.... 40
March 8—C. M. Buettell's Est., Ellen
Blake's Sub., Lots 1-2, 12 ft. lum-
bs r. 25c; % hour labor. 25c
March 8—Ambrose Leiser, W'ood-
lawn Park, Lot 101, 10 ft. lumber,
Zoe; % hour labor, 25c 45
March 8—A. J. Lembeck et al,
\','oodlawn Park, Lot 97, 20 ft
lumber, 40c; % hour labor. 25c
March 8—Mariam E. Griffin. Mt
Pleasant Add., S. 99 ft., Lot 26. 10
ft. lumber. 20c: 14 hour label*, 25c45
March S—A'. H. Doane, Sub. 12 of
Min. Lot 172, Lots 2-3. S ft. lumber,
15c; % hour labor. 25c
March 11—German Presbyterian Col-
lege. Sub. City 675. Lot 7, 8 ft. lum-
ber, 15c; % hour labor. 25c 40
March 22—E. and If. Callihan. Sob
2, Min. Lot 63 and pt. Lot 09. Un-
ion Add.. Lots 1-2, 52 ft. lumber,
$1.05; 1 hour labor, 50c 1 55
March 26—Valentine Schiel. Sab. 190
and 197, L. H. Lagworthy's Add
Lot 10, 5 ft. lumber. loe; % hour la-
bor. 25c
March 26—Jan, I, Sanford'.s Sub
E. 40 ft., Lot 2. 13 ft. lumber. 25c;
1, hour labor. The 50
March 26—Elizabeth Nicks Est.,
Glendale Add., Lot 216. S ft. lum-
ber. 15e: 1,_ hour labor. 25c 40
March 8—\\'m. and F. A. Coates,
City N. 2-5. Lot 436. 30 ft. lumber,
60c; ,, hour labor. 25c S5
March 28—Elizabeth Brandt. East
Dubuque Arid.. S. 31.2 ft.. ho; 1_
56 ft. lumber. $1.10 1 10
March 28—Louisa Schenk, Davis
Farm Add„ Lot 2S7, 19 ft. lumber,
40c; 14 hour labor, 25c 65
March 29—John Blake Est., Ellen
Blake's Sub.. Lot 7, 27 ft. lumber,
55c; 1 hour labor. 25e 80
March 29—J. H. Rhomherg, L. H
Langworthy's Add.. Lot 181, 6 ft
lumber, 10c; 1 hour labor, 25c 35
March 30—Jno. M. Zeigler. Glendale
Add., Lot 36, 5 ft. lumber, 10c; 1,4
hour labor. 25c 35
March 30—R. M. Kunz, Glendale
Add.. Lot 60, 5 ft. lumber. 10c: 1/
hour labor, 25c 35
March 30—F. Hemmer, Glendale
Add., Lot 43, 5 ft. lumber, 10c; %
hour labor, 25c 35
March 31—Al. Matthews, Sub. City
738, Lot 6. 27 ft. lumber. 55c; l
hour labor. 25c 80
March 31—Catholic University of
Washington et al., Levens' Add.,
Lot 1, 16 ft. lumber, 30c; 1A hour
labor, 25c 55
4-,,^,6-lOt C. F. ARENDT,
City Recorder.
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
AN ORDINANCE.
An Ordinance Establishing Road Districts
and Defining Their Limits:
Be It Ordained by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque:
Section 1. That the City of Dubuque
be divided into three Road Districts, for
the purpose of cleaning. sprinkling and
repairing the streets of said City in ac-
cordance with Section 970 of the Code cf
1897.
Section 2. All that portion of the City
of Dubuque which lies south of the fol-
lowing described lines, to -wit: Com-
mencing on the west at the City Limits.
at the boundary line between the First
and Fourth wards; thence easterly along
Official Notices
said ward boundary line to the center of
Grandview Avenue; thence northerly
along the north boundary between the
Fourth and the Second wards to the east
side of Bluff Street; thence southerly to
the north side of Bluff and Sixth Streets;
thence easterly to the west side of Iowa
and Sixth Streets; Ihence northerly to
the north side of Seventh and Iowa
Streets; thence easterly to the cast line
of City Lot 510; thence along the old cor-
poration line to the center of Eighth
Street; thence ';asterI along the ward
boundary line between the Second and
Third wards to the center of the channel
of the Mississippi River. shall he, and
constitute the First itoaol District of the
City of Dubuque.
Section 3. All of that part of said City
lying north and e;,' l of the following
lines, to -wit: Commencing on the east
at the center of the Alain Channel of the
Mississippi River on the boundary line
between the Second and Third wards;
thence westerly along said line to the
old corporation line: thence southerly
along the east line of City Lot Geo In the
north side of Seventh Street; thence west-
erly to the west side of Seventh and Iowa
Streets; thence southerly to the north
side of Sixth Street: thence westerly to
the east side of Bluff Street: thence
northerly to the center of Eighth Street:
thence easterly to the east side of alley
between Main and Locust Streets: thence
northerly to the south side of Tenth
Street; thence easterly to the center of
Main Street; thence oorttally along the
boundary line between the Third and
Fourth wards, to the old corporation line
and being the south boundary line of the
Fifth ward: thence westerly along the
ward boundary line between the Fifth
and Fourth wards to the City Limits;
shall be, and constitute the Second Road
District of the City of Dubuque.
Section 4. The Third Road District of
the City of Dubuque shall comprise all
the property within the Limits of the
City, not embraced in the First and Sec-
ond Districts as .le:erihed in sections two
and three thereof.
Section 5. At the time of making the
annual appropriaticns in each year: the
Council shall determine the amount to he
c xp,•nded in each of said Road Districts
for the purpose of sprinkling. cle;tning
and ret .(irir t the streets. ,t1leys and lath -
lie places in each of said districts: whi•eh
appropriation shall not he in , xeess Of
the proceeds of a tax of two mills on the
dollar on the taxable value of the prop-
erty included in said district, in addition
to the poll tax of residents of said dis-
tricts and the road tax on lands not liable
for ordinary city taxes.
Section G. The poll tax of residents of
each district shall lie paid into proper
road district fund, and when paid in la-
bor shall he worked in such district, and
so far as practicable. all the work
of
cleaning, sprinkling and repairing the
streets in any district shall he performed
by residents of the district.
Section 7. This Ordinance is to be in
103
force and take effect from and after its
passage and puhlieati nt one time in the
Dubuque Daily Globe -Journal newspaper.
Adopted February'29th, 1904.
Approved March 4th. 1904.
C. II. BERG. Mayor.
Attest: C. F. ARENDT.
City Recorder.
Published officially in the Evening
Globe -Journal March 111th. 1904.
C. F. ARENDT.
3-26-1t City Recorder.
OFFICIAL Pl'RLIt'ATION.
AN ORDINANCE.
An Ordinance for the Vacation of the Al-
ley in Block :. Dultuque Harbor Im-
provement Company's Addition and ;also
Tower Street from the Northerly Line
of the Aforesaid Alley to the Northerly
Line of AS'all St eel.
Whereas. The Dubuque Star Brewing
Co., a corporation organized under . the
laws of Iowa. has petitioned the City
Council of the City of Dubuque for the
vacation of the Alley in Block 5, Bo -
Harbor improvement Company's
Addition, and also 'Tower Street from the
northerly line of tho ;aforesaid alley to
the northerly line of \\';all Street; and.
Whereas. The Dubuque Stat' Brewing
Company is the owner in fee simple of
the real estate hounding or abutting the
street and ;alley alLuco designated; and,
Whereas. Notice of the application of
the said Dnhnque Star Itrewing Company
for said vocation has heen published for
ten day:, in the olliciaf paper of the city;
and,
Whereas. It appears that no valid ob-
jections have been made to said applica-
tion for said vacation, and said above de-
scribed Street and Alley are not required
for Street or Alloy purposes; therefore,
Be Tt Ordained by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque:
Section 1. That the Alley in Block 5.
Dubuque ITarhor improvement Company's
Addition. and also 'Power Street from the
northerly line of the aforesaid Alley to
the northerly line of Wall Street. tie. and
the same are hereby vacated and annulled
and the permanent use thereof is hereby
granted to the Dubuque Star Brewing
Company, its successors ;and assigns, as a
part of the ground to lie used and occu-
pied by said brewery.
Section 2. The Dubuque Star Brewing
Comlaairy ;agrees to fill said Street and Al-
ley to grade within three years from the
date of the adoption of this ordinance. A
failure so to do will render this ordiiuuace
null and void.
Section 3. This ordinance shall he in
force ami take effect from and :after its
passage and publication one time in the
Dubuque Daily Glohc-Journal newspaper.
Adopted February 18th, 1904.
Appt'oved hehrtincv 22(1. 1904.
C. H. BERG. Mayor.
Attest: t'. F. ARiND'I'.
City Recorder.
Published officially in the Evening
Glut March 2Gth, 1904.
C. F. ARENDT,
City Recorder.
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Regular Session May 5, 1904.
CITY COUNCIL.
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Regular Session May 5th. 1904.
(Official).
Council met at 8:20 o'clock P. M.
Mayor Berg in the chair.
Present—Alds. Clancy, Frith. Jones,
Lyons. McLaughlin and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
Ald. McLaughlin moved that the Coun-
cil proceedings for the month of April
be approved as printed. Carried.
BILLS.
The following bills were ordered paid:
H. J. Tropf, board of prisoners for
April $ 11 20
Kelly's bookstore, stationery and
supplies for election 27 60
Kelly's bookstore, stationery and
supplies for registration 13 75
Kelly's bookstore, stationery and
supplies for various offices 15 75
Kelly's bookstore. stationery and
supplies for Recorder's office 10 25
-Smith-Morgan Prtg. Co.. 17,250 elec-
tion ballots and envelopes 115 00
W. McLaughlin, hauling at Jackson
Park 100
Mullen Bros., plumbing at City Hall 5 95
A. R. Staufenbeil, repairing clock
at City Hall i5
Klauer & Kress, supplies for City
Hall
H. Wunderlich, supplies for Audi-
tor's office 100
Dub. Cabinet Mkrs. Assn. repairing
chairs for Mayor's office, Engi-
neer's, Police and Fire Depts
Dub. Rubber & Belting Co., hose for
steam roller
Stafford Stamp Works, supplies for
Auditor's office
Metal Stamping C'o., dog and team
license tags
Phil Pier, hard coal for City Hall
Key City Gas Co., gas for various
departments
J. W. Halpin. qualifying judges and
clerks for city election
Kelly's bookstore, stationery and
supplies for city election
Standard Oil Co., oil for Road De-
partment
'Chas. Matz, repairs for Road De-
partment
.Jno. Kane, rock for Road Depart-
ment
Tibey Bros., rock for Road Depart-
ment
Wm. Marshall, repairs for rock
crusher
Wm. Marshall, repairs for steam
roller
Klauer & Kress, hardware for Road
Department
Standard Oil Co., oil for rock
crusher
F. Flchloz & Son, repairs for Road
Department
1 85
325
925
70
53 85
2330
88 00
1 00
18 65
3 70
1 45
24 50
6 00
1 25
6 25
2 15
2 63
1 30
F. Schloz & Son, repairs for rock
crusher
D. McGrath, rock for rock crusher50 00
Pape & Jacquinot, supplies for rock
crusher
Gus L ear, horse shoeing for Road
Department
'Waterworks rks Trustees. repairs Lu•
Road Department
Linehan & Molo, white waste for
steam roller
P. Pier, coal for rock crusher and
steam roller
H. Magdal. Hue.; for Road Depart-
ment
Little, Becker & Co.. lanterns fur
Road Department
Jno. Butt, repairs for Road Depart-
ment
J. Straney, twenty-six days' labor
at garbage dump 3510
Key City Roofing Co., sewer pipe
for Road Department
P. Hanson, oils and candles for
steam roller 75
G. Ragatz, repairs for steam roller715
G. Ragatz, repairs for rock crusher2 40
Wunderlich & Wiederholt, horse
shoeing for Fire Department 7 00
Lagen & Sloan, horse shoeing for
Fire Department 5 50
Gus Lear, horse shoeing for Fire
Department 1 00
Collings & Pflffner, horse shoeing
for Fire Department R 00
H. J. Hagerty, veterinary services
for Fire and Pclice Departments21 15
C. A. Noyes, shades for Central En-
gine house 19 90
P. J. Seippel, lumber for Central
Engine house 14 30
M Stafford, bran for Fire Depart -
8 f5
Klauer & Kress, hardware for Fire
Department 25
J. Butt, repairs for Fire Department 1 20
T. F. Kane. hay and oats for Fire
Department S4 55
G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for Fire
Department 20 35
Mettel Bros.. straw and bran for
Fire Department 2 50
L. Lindenberg. hardware for Fire
Department 1:; 85
Ellwanger Bros.. repairing harness
for Fire Department 15 90
F. Zehetner, repairs for Fire De-
partment 2 80
McDonald & Morrison Mfg. Co,
supplies for Fire Department
T. H. Clark. drugs and supplies for
Fire Department 20 00
Carr, Ryder & Adams Co., one-half
cord of edgings for Fire Depart-
ment
Mullen Bros.. plumbing at Central
Engine house 1 90
J. Newman & Son, repairs for Fire
2
60
Department
W. H. Torbert, drugs and supplies 19 65
for Fire Department
Little. Becker & Co., supplies for
Fire Department
Key City Gas Co.. coke for Fire De -
420
90
3 Int
2 25
10 70
116 95
40 00
2 50
5 20
14 20
25
200
1 15
106 Regular Session May 5, 1904.
partmen t
Key City Gas Co., coal for Fire De-
partment 2 00
Key City Gas Co., rental gas arcs
for Fire Department 100
J. R. Miller, pasturing horse for
Fire Department 21 5.;
Phil Pier, soft coal for Fire Depart-
ment 33 SS
Kelly's bookstore, stationery for
Fire Department 135
Collings & Pfiffner, horse shoeing
patrol team 6 00
Phil Pier, 1 cord oak wood Matron
Department 5 00
F. Burns, shavings for patrol house 3 00
T. F. Kane, hay and oats for patrol
house 43 75
Ellwanger Bros.. repairing harness
for patrol team 135
M. Stafford. straw for patrol team6 00
Eichhorn & Bechtel, supplies for
Matron Department 6 70
C. J. W. Saunders, meat for Matron
Department 2 SO
J. Butt, repairs for Sewer Depart-
ment 295
W. 13. Baumgartner, new tools for
Sewer Department 2 70
National Demokrat, official printing
for April 25 00
Pape & Jacquinot, gas fitting in En-
gineer's office 100
Union Electric Co., arc lights for
April 2045 77
Smith -Morgan Prtg. Co., blank sta-
tionery for Board of Health 3 00
Duggan & Cota, hardware for Mt
Carmel Avenue 110
Jas. Lee, constructing cement walk
on West Eleventh and Highland
Place 76 44
Duggan & Cota, nails for Sidewalk
Department 25 00
Standard 011 Co., oil and axle
grease for Sprinkling Department. 4 FO
Dub. Rubber & Belting Co., washers
and gaskets for Sprinkling Depart-
ment 335
Morrison Bros., repairs for Sprink-
ling Department 6 00
Wm. Dalbkermeyer, repairs for
Sprinkling Department 3 00
J. Neuman & Son, repairs for
Sprinkling Department 1110
J. P. Early, premium on Policies for
Insurance on Sprinkling Wagons. 1614
J. Butt, repairs for Sprinkling De-
partment
M. O'Meara, Inspector on Dodge
Street Sanitary Sewer 310
Waterworks Trustees, supplies for
Dodge Street Sanitary Sewer 19 20
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9 30
Paul Ilg, to making calculations of
estimate on Bee Branch storm
water sewer.
On motion was referred to the Com-
mittee on Streets.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
Communication of J. W. Kintzinger
asking to place his stenographer on the
city pay roll at $20.00 per month. On mo-
tion of Ald..Tones the communication was
approved.
Communication of Wm. J. Clark asking
for the appointment of city carpenter
was on motion received and filed.
Petition of Cath. McCune asking fr,r the
cancellation of her special assessment as
levied against lot 3 in Boxleiter's Add.,
for the improvement of Grandview Ave-
nue was on motion referred to the Com-
mittee on Claims and City Attorney.
Communication of Elwyn H. Higgins
asking that he be granted permission to
erect a first class building for bath house
purposes at north side of mouth of Ice
Harbor.
On motion was referred to Committee
on Harbors.
Petition of Jno. Gadient asking for an
electric arc light at corner of Coates Ave-
nue and Waller Street.
Also petition of A. Wambacher et al,
asking that an electric light be placed at
the crossing of West Seventeenth ana
Catherine Streets.
On motion both petitions were referred'
to the Police and Light Committee.
Petition of E. J. Delaney asking per-
mission to lay a new plank sidewalk
abutting house numbers 241 and 243 Julien
Avenue.
On motion was referred to Committee
on Streets and Sidewalk Inspector.
Petition of J. J. Strayer asking for the
cancellation of $2500.00 on moneys and
credits as levied against his assessment.
Also petition of Geo. W. Raibbe, man-
ager of Hammond Packing Co., asking
for the cancellation of moneys and
credits as assessed against said Ham-
mond Packing company.
On motion both petitions were referred
to the Board of Equalization and City
Assessor.
Communication of Memorial Day Com-
mittee inviting the Mayor and City Coun-
cil to participate in Memorial Day parade
May 30, 1904.
Ald. McLaughlin moved to accept invi-
tation with thanks and that a warrant
be drawn in favor of T. W. Ruete to the
amount of $200.00 to help defray the ex-
penses for Memorial Day parade. Car-
ried.
Communication of W. C. Keeley, presi-
dent Dubuque Base Ball Club association,
requesting City Council to instruct the
union Electric company to lay connect -
ting tracks on Twenty-fourth Street,
between Jackson Street and Couler Ave.
nue.
AId. Frith moved to refer the petition.
to the Committee of the Whole. Carried.
Regular Session May 5, 1904.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
City Treasurer Brinkman reported as
follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen:—Below you will find state-
ment of amounts advanced by me during
the past month, for which please order
warrants drawn in my favor:
Excavation permits redeemed $ 45.00
Interest paid on warrants outstand-
ing 963.17
Express charges, expense .92
Printing bonds, expense 40.05
Telegram to New York, expense.30
Exchange to New York, expense3.35
Express charges, road 1.50
Express charges, engineer 1.30
$1055.59
I refunded old City Loan Warrant.
Please order Loan Warrant as follows:
April 27, 1904, George Badford $250.00
Library orders paid 706.35
Respectfully,
H. BRINKMAN,
Treasurer.
On motion the report was received and
warrants ordered drawn to pay the var-
ious amounts, and the report referred
back to the Committee on Finance.
City Auditor Hoffman reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen:—Herewith find my report
for the month of April, 1904, showing the
receipts and disbursements for the month:
Cash on hand April 1, 1904 $82,831.82
RECEIPTS.
Receipts from all sources 9,020.86
$91,852.68
Warrants redeemed during the
month $24,747.44
Coupons redeemed during the
month 3,228.89
Bonds redeemed during the month 200.00
$29,976.33
Cash on hand May 1st, 1904 $61,876.35
The above cash balance incluces bal-
ances in Improvement Bond Fund, Im-
provement Bond Interest Fund, Sprinkling
and Library Funds balances.
Also report that there is due the City
Officers for the month of April, 1904,
$2,608.45.
Also the following is a record of all In-
terest Coupons redeemed by Treasurer for
the past month.
Regular Bond Coupons
Improvement Bond Coupons
Water Works Bond Coupons
$3,102.64
81.25
45.00
$3,228.89
IMPROVEMENT BONDS.
Bonds No. 54 and 55—April 1st, 1897,
2 at $1,000.00 $2,000.00
The following list shows the Appropria-
tions and the amount of Warrants drawn
on each Fund since the beginning of the
107
fiscal year, beginning March 1st, 1904, to
May 1st, 1904:
Appropriation. Expended.
Expense $40,000 $4,911.60
Road—
First District 16.00e
Second District 2ii.iiiwi
Third District
Fire
Police
Sewerage
Printing
Engineer
Street Lighting
Interest
Board of Health
Grading
Bee Branch
Special Bonded Paving
Judgment
9,010
38,000
28,000
5,000
2.500
2.500
25.000
42,000
4.50)
4,000
5,500
9,000
2,000
1.458.80
1.;\2.07
_.137.46
2.7\3.35
'.177.46
166.1..4)
222.69
2.u45.77
110.00
1,382.45
613.50
Special Bonded Debt Inter-
est 4,000
Mount Carmel Ave. Grading 1,000
Sidewalk Repairing 1,000 43.90
Special Sewer Fund 8.000
Grading Bluff Street Exten-
sion and Villa Street 1.010
Fifth Ward Engine House4.000
Total Appropriation $268.000
Respectfully,
F. B. HOFFMAN, Auditor.
On motion the report was received and
Warrants ordered drawn to pay the City
Officers, and the report referred back
to the committee on Finance.
Fire Chief Reinfried reported as follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen: The following is the pay
roll of the Fire Department for the month
of April, 1904:
Amount due Firemen $2,179.50
On motion the report was received, and
Warrants ordered drawn to pay the Fire-
men, and the report referred back to the
committee on Fire.
Chief of Police Reilly reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen: I herewith submit the Po-
lice Report for the month of April, 1904:
Total Arrests for the month 68
Residents Arrested 27
Doors found open 21
Defective Lights 62
Lodgers Harbored 159
Meals Furnished 56
Cost of Food $11.20
Sheriff Dieting Prisoners $18.12
Patrol Runs for the month 60
Miles traveled for the month 110
Also the pay roll for the Policemen for
the month of April, 1904:
Amount due Policemen $1,970.15
Respectfully submitted,
THOS. REILLY, Chief of Police.
On motion the report and pay roll were
received and Warrants ordered drawn to
pay Policemen, and the report referred
back to the committee on Police.
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Regular Session May 5, 1904.
City Engineer Boyce reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen—I herewith submit my pay
roll for labor on Streets in the different
districts during the last half of April, 1904:
Amount due Laborers on Streets..$2,546.35
Respectfully submitted.
JAMES H. BOYCE.
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
Also submit my pay roll for labor on
Sewers during the last half of April, 1904:
Amount due Laborers on Sewers $169.00
Respectfully submitted.
JAMES H. BOYCE.
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Sewers.
On motion the pay rolls for Streets and
Sewers were received and warrants or-
dered drawn to pay the various amounts
and the pay rolls referred back to the
proper committees.
City Electrician Hipman reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen -1 herewith submit my report
of defective Lights for the month of
April. 1901. I find from the report of the
Police Department, that the total hours
that 62 Lamps failed to burn would equal
three-fourths of a Lamp for one month,
or $4.01. Respectfully submitted.
WILLIAM HIPMAN,
City Electrician.
On motion the report was received and
the ('ity Auditor instructed to deduct from
the I'nicn Electric Company's bill for the
month of April $4.05.
The following Weighmasters' and Wood -
measurers' receipts were referred to the
committee on Markets:
H. J. Tropf. City Hall receipts $9.50
'I'. Faherty, First Ward Scale receipts 6.79
Louise Pitschner. West Dubuque Scale
receipts 4.37
Mrs. C. Deckert. Rhomberg Ave. Scale
receipts 2.if1
R. Hay. Eighth Street Scale receipts2.17
H. A. Moyes. Woodmeasurer's receipts .50
The report of the Water Works Trus-
tees, showing the receipts and disburse-
ments for the three months ending March
:31st, 1904, was presented, and on motion
was referred to a special committee, con-
sisting rf Aids. Clancy, McLaughlin and
Lyons.
City Recorder Arendt presented and read
the printed notice certified to by the pub-
lisher of the Council's intention to levy a
special assessment for repairing Sidewalks
during the months of February and
March, 1904.
No remonstrance being filed, the Mayor
asked if anyone present had any objec-
tion to said special assessment. No ob-
jection being stated, the notice on motion
was received and filed.
. Whereupon Ald. Frith offered the fol-
lowing:
Resolved by the City Council of the City
of Dubuque: That to pay for repairing
Sidewalks cluing the months of February
and March, 1904. in front of and adjoining
the same, a Special Tax be and is here-
by levied on the several Lots, and Parts
of Lots, and Parcels of Real Estate here-
inafter named, situate and owned. and for
the several amounts set opposite each Lot
or Parcel of Real Estate, as follows:
1904. Owner. Description.
Feb. 12—Wm. McGrath Est.. Sub.
Min. Lot 93B, Lot 1, 23 ft. lumber,
45c; 1 hour labor. 25c $ 70
Feb. 15—R. and E. Langworthy Est,
Glendale Add., Lots 224-225, 18 ft
lumber, 35c; 1/2 hour labor. 25c 60
Feb. 17—Anna M. Bush, City E. 109
ft. Lot 540, 20 ft. lumber, 40c; /
hour labor. 25c 65
Feb. 17—Valentine Schiel. Sub. 196
and 197, L. H. Langworthy's Add.,
Lot 10, 10 ft. lumber, 20c; % hour
labor. 25c 45
Feb. 23—A. F. and B. D. Heel),
Marsh's Add. Lot 22, 20 ft. lumber,
40c; 1/2 hour labor. 25c 65
March 4—Eliz. Hocking, Finley's
Add., Lot 160, 7 ft. lumber. 15e: 1/
hour labor, 25c 40
March 4—Emma Alden. A. McDan-
ieis' Sub., Lot 762, 16 ft. lumber,
30c.... 30
March 5—A. L. Trl kSub of 145. L.
H. Langworthy's Add., Lot 1. 7 ft.
lumber, 15c; 1/2 hour labor, 25c.... 40
March 8—C. M. Buettell's Est., Ellen
Blake's Sub., Lots 1-2, 12 ft. lum-
ber, 25c; 1/2 hour labor. 25c 60
March 8—Ambrose Leiser, Wood -
lawn Park. Lot 101. 10 ft. lumber,
20c; 1/2 hour labor, 25c 45
March 8—A. J. Lembeck et al
Woodlawn Park. Lot 97. 20 ft
lumber, 40c; 1,6 hour labor. 25c 65
March 8—Mariam E. Griffin, Mt.
Pleasant Add., S. 99 ft., Lot 26. 10
ft. lumber, 20c; 46 hour labor, 25c95
March 8—W. H. Doane, Sub. 12 of
Min. Lot 172, Lots 2-3, 8 ft. lumber,
15c; 16 hour labor. 25e 40
March 11—German Presbyterian Col-
lege, Sub. City 675. Lot 7. 8 ft. lum-
ber, 15c; % hour labor, 25c 40
March 22—E. and H. Callihan, Sub
2. Min. Lot 63 and pt. Lot 69. Un-
ion Add.. Lots 1-2, 52 ft. lumber,
$1.05; 1 hour labor, 50c 1 55
March 26—Valentine Schiel, Sub. 196
and 197. L. H. Lagworthy's Add
Lot 10, 5 ft. lumber, 10c; % hour la-
bor. 25c 85
March 26—James Levi, Sanford's Sub.
E. 40 ft., Lot 2, 13 ft. lumber. 25c;
% hour labor, 25c 50
March 26—Elizabeth Nicks Est,
Glendale Add., Lot 216, 8 ft. lum-
ber, 15c; . hour labor, 25c 40
March 28—Wm. and F. A. Coates,
City N. 2-5, Lot 436. 30 ft. lumber,
60c; % hour labor, 25c 85
March 28—Elizabeth Brandt, East
Dubuque Add., S. 31.2 ft.. Lot 125,
56 ft. lumber. $1.10 110
March 28—Louisa Schunk, Davis
Farm Add., Lot 287, 19 ft. lumber,
40c; 1/2 hour labor. 25c 65
March 29—John Blake Est., Ellen
Blake's Sub., Lot 7. 27 ft. lumber,
55c; 1/s hour labor. 25c 80
March 29—J. H. Rhomberg, L. H
Langworthy's Add.. Lot 181, 6 ft
lumber, 10c; % hour labor, 25c 35
Regular Session May 5, 1904.
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March 30—Jug,. M. Zeigler, Glendale
Add., Lot 36, 5 ft. lumber, 10c; 1/2
hour labor, 25c
March 30—R. M. Kunz, Glendale
Add., Lot 60, 5 ft. lumber. 10c; 1
hour labor, 25c
March 30—F. Hemmer, Glendale
Add., Lot 43, 5 ft. lumber, 10c; 1/1
hour labor, 25c
March 31—Al. Matthews, Sub. City
738. Lot 6. '27 ft. lumber. 55c; 1/2
hour labor, 25c
March 31—Catholic University of
Washington et al., Levens' Add.,
Lot 1, 16 ft. lumber, 30c; 1h hour
labor, 25c
33
35
35
80
55
Total $15.95
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the resolution.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Frith. Jones, Lyons.
McLaughlin and Stumpf.
Absent—Abd. Corrance.
City Recorder Arendt also presented and
read the printed notice certified to by the
publisher of tile Council's intention to
construct a Sanitary Sewer in White
Street from Eagle Point Ave. to Sanford
Street.
No remonstrance being filed, the Mayor
asked if any one present had any objec-
tion to the construction of said Sewer.
No objection being stated. the notice on
motion was received and filed.
City Engineer Boyce reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen—Attached please find state-
ment of macadam measured May 1st and
the amount due for same:
Total amount $158.05
Respectfully.
JAMES H. BOYCE,
City Engineer.
Ald. Clancy moved that the report be
approved, and that Warrants be ordered
drawn for the various amounts. Carried.
City Engineer Boyce also reported as
follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen—In compliance with instruc-
tions of your Honorable Body, in refer-
ence to the improvement of Kaufman
Avenue. I would recommend that the
Street be paved with brick from Couler
Avenue to the east line of lot 145a. L. H.
Langworthy's Add.
Estimated cost of improving Street as
recommended, 7,200 square yards of street
complete at $1.30 per square yard. $9,360.00.
Respectfully.
JAMES H. BOYCE,
City Engineer.
Ald. Frith moved that the recommenda-
tion of the City Engineer be approved and
that the proper resolution be offered.
Carried.
City Engineer Boyce also reported as
follows:
Herewith please find Plans and Specifi-
cations of an 8 -inch Tile Pipe Sanitary
Sewer in White Street from Eagle Point
Avenue to Sanford Street.
Ald. Frith moved that the Plans and
Specifications be approved.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Frith, Jones, Lyons,
McLaughlin and Stumpf.
Absent—Abd. Corrance.
City Engineer Boyce also reported as
follows:
Herewith find Specifications and Plans
of Storm Water 'rile Pipe Sewer in Wash-
ington Street from Eighteenth Street to
Nineteenth Street.
Ald. Frith moved that the Plans and
Specifications be approved and that the
proper resolution be offered.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Frith. Jones, Lyons.
McLaughlin and Stumpf.
Absent—Abd. Corrance.
Mayer Berg reported as follows:
Gentlemen—At the last session of your
Honorable Body. you adopted the several
reports of the City Attorney, wherein he
recommended that warrants in the sums
of $53.15, $9.30 and $27.15 be ordered drawn
on the City Treasurer in favor of the
Mayor to pay the costs in the cases of
Fitzpatrick vs. City of Dubuque, Thedinga
VS. City of Dubuque and Lottie A. Walk-
er vs. City of Dubuque, respectively. t
beg to report that in accordance with
your aforesaid action, warrants in the
above amounts were drawn on the City
Treasurer, and by me paid over to the
Clerk of the District Court, whose re-
ceipts fcr the several amounts are here-
to attached. Very respectfully,
C. H. BERG, Mayor.
Ald. McLaughlin moved that the action
of the Mayor be approved. Carried.
Bids for sweeping the brick paved
Streets, also for hauling away the sweep-
ings were presented and on motion were
ordered opened.
Bids as follows:
James H. Keefe, sweeping Streets
per week $17.75
Dan Melloy, for sweeping Streets and
hauling away the same, per week38.50
Ed. Seeley, for sweeping Streets. per
week 17.00
John L. Huffmire, for sweeping
Streets. per week 16.90
Jos. Calvert, for sweeping Streets,
per week 22.50
M. Hannan, for hauling away sweep-
ings, per week 17.00
Geo. Reynolds. for hauling away
sweepings, per week 17.00
John L. Huffmire, for hauling away
sweepings, per week 23.50
Jos. Calvert, for hauling away sweep-
ings, per week 21.00
The contract for sweeping the brick
paved streets was on motion awarded to
John L. Huffmire, he being the lowest
bidder.
Ald. Clancy moved that the contract
for hauling away the sweepings he
awarded to Geo. Reynolds. Carried.
110 Regular Session May 5, 1904.
Also the bids for constructing an 8 -inch
Tile Pipe Sanitary Sewer in South Alpine
Street were opened.
Bads as follows:
M. Tschirgi—
S-inch Tile Pipe, per lineal foot
Manholes, each
James Street -
8 -Inch Tile Pipe, per lineal foot
Manholes, each
Brown & Brown -
8 -inch Tile Pipe, per lineal foot
Manholes, each
O'Farrell & McNamara -
8 -inch Tile Pipe, per lineal foot
$ .74
28.00
.68
25.00
.73
22.50
.85
Manholes. each 25.00
On m<.tion the bids were referred to
the City Engineer for computation.
City Engineer Boyce reported as follows:
James Street—Total amount for
Sewer $704.00
Brown & Brown—Total amount for
Sewer 742.00
M. Tschirgi—Total amount for Sewer 768.50
O'Farrell & McNamara — Total
amount for Sewer 861.25
On motion of Ald. Frith the contract
was awarded to James Street, he being
the lowest bidder, and the bond placed at
$300.00.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Ald. Lyons, chairman of the Ordinance
committee, presented and read an Ordin-
ance to provide for the appointment of a
Street Commissioner, defining his duties
and fixing the salaries of such office.
The Ordinance having been read for the
first time at the previous meeting, Ald.
Lyons moved that the Ordinance be now
adopted as read:
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Lyons, McLaughlin
and Stumpf. Total, 4.
Nays—Alds. Frith and Jones. Total, 2.
Absent—Aid. Corrance.
The Ordinance being presented to the
Mayor for his signature, returned the
same with the following:
Gentlemen of the Council:
r now return to you the Ordinance re-
viving the office of Street Commissioner
without my signature, for the following
reasons:
1. The work of caring for the streets and
alleys cannot be improved by creating this
office.
2. There can be no money saved to the
City by the creation of the office of Street
Commissioner, because the Engineer's
salary is fixed by ordinance and his duties
were enumerated before he was elected
and qualified.
3. It is better for all parties concerned
that there be no division of the responsi-
bility in maintaining and repairng the
streets and alleys of the City.
4. The Ordinance abolishing the office
of Street Commissioner was passed by six
members of the previous Council voting
therefor, one member being absent.
5. This change has worked well and sat-
isfactory the past two years, and I believe
in leaving "well enough" alone.
Respectfully,
C. H. BERG, Mayor.
May 5th, 1904.
Ald. McLaughlin moved that the Ordin-
ance be adopted over the Mayor's veto.
Vote as follows:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Lyons, McLaughlin
and Stumpf. Total, 4.
Nays—Aids. Frith and Jones. Total, 2.
Absent—Aid. Corrance.
The Mayor declared the motion not
adopted, ruling that four was not two-
thirds of the whole Council.
Ald. McLaughlin moved that the ruling
of the Mayor be not sustained.
Vote as follows:
Nays—Aids. Clancy, Lyons, McLaughlin
and Stumpf. Total, 4.
Yeas—Aids. Frith and Jones.
The matter was then laid over until
the next meeting of the Council. and the
City Attorney to prepare an opinion.
Ald. Lyons presented an Ordinance pro-
viding for the appointment of an inspector
of wood, and regulating the sale of wood
for fuel in the City of Dubuque, and re-
pealing Chapter XXI. of the Revised Or-
dinances of 1901 of the City of Dubuque.
The Ordinance having had its first read-
ing at the previous meeting of the Coun-
cil, Ald. McLaughlin moved that the Or-
dinance be read by its title as amended
for the second time. Carried.
The Ordinance was then read by it-
title for the second time.
Ald. Lyons moved that the Ordinance
he now adopted as amended.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Frith, Jones, Lyons,
McLaughlin and Stumpf.
Absent—Aid. Corrance.
The Mayor declared the Ordinance
adopted.
The Ordinance follows:
An Ordinance providing for the appoint-
ment of an inspector of wood, and reg-
ulating the sale of wood for fuel in the
City of Dubuque, and repealing Chapter
XXI, of the Revised Ordinances of 1901
of the City of Dubuque:
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DU-
BUQUE:
Section 1. That Chapter XXI, of the
Revised Ordinances of 1901 of the City of
Dubuque, the same being an ordinance
providing for an appointment of an in-
spector of wood, and resulating the sale
of wood for fuel in the City of Dubuque,
be and the same is hereby repealed.
Section 2. That the City Council shall,
during the month of April following each
municipal election, appoint some compe-
tent person as City Inspector of Wood,
who shall remain in office during the
pleasure of the Council, and whose duty
it shall be to enforce the provisions of
this ordinance, and such amendments
Regular Session May 5, 1904.
thereto as may from time to time be
made.
Section 3. Said inspector of wood shall,
for the faithful performance of his du-
ties, give bond in the sum of five hun-
dred dollars, with sureties, which bond
shall be approved by the City Council,
and be renewed by said inspector every
year. Said inspector shall be sworn to
perform the duties of such office to the
best of his knowledge and ability, and in
conformity with the provisions of this
crdinance.
Section 4. All cord wood hereafter sold
to consumers for fuel in the City of Du-
buque. shall be sold by the cord or part
thereof, and the cord mentioned in this
ordinance shall consist of one hundred
and twenty-eight cubic feet. well and
compactly piled, with reasonable allow-
ances for crooked and uneven wood and
that a cord of sawed wood consist of
one hundred and twelve feet.
Section 5. All cord wood delivered for
fuel to consumers in said City, whether
sawed or unsawed, either in open racks
or box wagons, shall be well and com-
pactly piled before presenting the same
to the inspector of wood for measure-
ment.
easure-
ment.
Section 6. No wood dealer of said City
and no employee of sucn dealer and no
farmer or other person, shall deliver to
any resident of said City any cord wood
for fuel either sawed or unsawed, upon
any wagon, sled or other vehicle, until
the same shall have been first inspected
and measured by the inspector of wood,
and a certificate of the quantity thereof,
in cords or part of a cord, has been de-
livered to him by said inspector; such
inspection and measurement to be made
after said wood has been loaded upon
such wagon. sled or other vehicle. The
certificates of measurement to be deliv-
ered in each instance to the purchaser of
the wood; provided, that cord wood de-
livered in quantities less than 'one-half
of a cord need not be measured.
Section 7. The inspector of wood shall
not buy, sell or in any manner deal in
wood either for himself or others, save
and except to purchase wood for his own
use, nor shall he be interested either di-
rectly or indirectly in the purchase or
selling of wood, nor in the profits to be
deliver therefrom, nor shall he in any
manner aid or assist in making sales or
purchases of wood.
Section 8. The inspector of wood shall
designate at least three places, distribut-
ed in such manner so as to be readily
accessible from the different wood yards
of the City, and said inspector or a
deputy appointed by him, shall attend at
such places, or at such other places as
may be designated by the Council at all
reasonable times and measure all wood
brought to such places for that purpose,
and shall deliver a certificate of the
quantity thereof to the person bringing
the same. All wood dealers shall settle
with the wood inspector at the end of
each month for all wood measured by
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him during the month. Slid inspector
shall also have deputies located on the
various roads leading into the City, who
shall measure all cord wood whether
sawed or unsawed, brought into the City
to be offered for sale as fuel. A certifi-
cate in each case to be delivered showing
the number of cubic feet contained in the
load.
Section 9. Said inspector shall be re-
sponsible for any damage occasioned by
his neglect, carelessness, or fraudulent
measurement and on conviction of fraud-
ulent measurement, he shall pay a fine of
rot less that ten dollars nor more than fifty
dollars. together with the costs of prose-
cution. anal he imprisoned until such fine
and costs are pill not exceeding thirty
(lays, and be removed from office by the
City Council.
Section 10. The inspector of wood shall
he entitled to receive the sum of ten
cents for each load measured when the
quantity does not exceed one cord, when
a load exceeds one hundred and thirty
cubic feet. the sum of fifteen cents may
be charged and received therefor.
Section 11. The duties of the inspector
of wood and harbor master may he per-
formed by the same person at the pleas-
ure of the Council. In such cases he
shall have full cot.ti of of placing and pil-
ing of cord wood and lumber upon the
levee in said city and shall have com-
plete supervision thereof, for which ser-
vices be shall be entitled to receive the
sum of three cents per cord for cord
wood, and five cents per thousand feet
for lumber, from the owners thereof.
Section 12. Any person who shall resist
or interfere with the inspector of wood
or his deputies, in the performance of
their duties under this ordinance, or shall
neglect or refuse to comply with any of
the requirements thereof, or any person
who shall use a certificate issued by such
inspector for a load of wood other than
the one for which it was issued, shall be
punished by a fine of not less than five
dollars nor more than fifty dollars, to-
gether with the costs of prosecution, at
the discretion of the court before whom
he may be prosecuted and such court
may imprison any such person until such
fine and costs are paid, not exceeding
thirty days.
Section 13. The inspector of wood shall
keep a correct and true account of all
wood measured by him, and shall report
to the City Council at the first regular
session in each month, the amount of
wood measured by him and his deputies
during the month previous; for whom the
same was measured and the amount of
fees paid therefor by each person and
shall account for and pay Into the treas-
ury five per cent of all fees received by
him during said month. and shall turn
over to the Auditor the stubs of all cer-
tificates issued by him showing the date
of issue, the amount of wood measured,
for whom measured and the fees charg-
ed for the same.
112 Regular Session May 5, 1904.
Section 19. Any wood dealer in the City
of Dubuque, whenever he deems advis-
able, may call upon the inspector of wood
to measure any wood delivered to them
whether in cars. barges or in any other
manner, and shall pay therefor the sum
of three cents per cord. Upon such re-
quest being made. said inspector of wood
shall perform the services required and
upon receipt of the compensation above
provided, shall deliver a certificate of
the quantity of wood measured.
Section 15. This ordinance to be in
force and take effect from and after its
massage and publication one time in the
Dubuque Daily Globe -Journal newspaper.
Pa ssed
Approved -------
Attest:
City Recorder.
Mayor.
Ald. Frith. chairman of the Committee
nn Streets, reported as follows:
Your Committee on Streets would re-
spectfully recommend that the City En-
gineer be instructed to rebuild the bridge
on 'Twenty-fifth Street between Jackson
Street and Washington Street.
Also, your Committee on Streets, to
whom was referred the petition of J. J.
Grigg et al asking that a sidewalk be
ordered constructed on Louisa Street
from South Street to Bennett Street,
would recommend that the prayer of the
petitioners be granted and that the Side-
walk Inspector be instructed to determine
the kind of material to be used in the
construction of said sidewalk.
Also. your Committee on Streets, to
whom was referred the petition of the
Cushing -McFadden Co.. asking that the
accompanying plat of Cushing's Addition
he approved, would recommend that the
prayer of the petitioner be granted and
that the attached resolution relating to
the matter be adopted.
Also, your Committee on Streets, to
whom was referred the petition of T. J.
Donahue, asking that a grade be estab-
lished on Harrison Street from Jones to
Dodge Street, would recommend that the
City Engineer he instructed to give the
grade and the street line on said Har-
rison Street.
Also, your Committee on Streets, to
whom was referred the petition of A. J.
M. Hemmelder, asking that the city ac-
cept $15.00 in full settlement of the spec-
ial assessment levied against Lot 2 of A.
Stine's Add, for the improvement of the
alley abutting thereon, would recommend
that said petition be received and filed.
E. E. FRITH,
Chairman.
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the reports
of the Street committee. Carried.
Aid. Lyons, Chairman of the Commit-
tee on Sewers, reported as follows:
Your Committee on Sewers, to whom
was referred the petition of T. Collings
et al asking that sanitary sewers be
constructed in Booth. West Third and
Nevada Streets. would recommend that
the prayer of the petitioners be granted
and that the preliminary resolution be
adopted by this council.
M. E. LYONS,
Chairman.
Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the report,
Carried.
Ald. Clancy moved that the Purchasing
Committee be instructed to purchase
three carloads of brick, one for each
district. The brick to lie delivered as
needed. Carried.
Ald. McLaughlin, Chairman of the
Committee on Police and Light. moved
that the Committee and the Chief of
Police be instructed to select the cloth
for the uniforms needed by the police-
men. Carried.
Ald. Jones. Chairman of the Commit-
tee on Printing, reported as follows:
Your Committee on Printing would re-
spectfully recommend that the Globe -
Journal be appointed the official paper
of the city for a term of two years be-
ginning May 1. 1904, and ending May 1.
1900. to publish all the proceedings of the
Council. proclamations of the Mayor and
all other official notices and advertise-
ments of the City and that the compen-
sation for doing said work be fixed at
twelve. and one-half (12%) cents per
square. Provided that the minimum
amount of space for which payment is
to be made by the City during the term
of this contract shall average five hun-
dred (500) squares per month; that bills
be presented monthly for the actual
amount of space used during the preced-
ing month, and at the end of the term
of this ,contract, should the aggregate
amount of space used be less than twelve
thousand (12,000) squares, that the City
pay for such shortage at the rate above
specified. All matter to be set solid and
in brevier type.
We also recommend that the Telegraph -
Herald publish all the proceedings of the
Council, proclamations of the Mayor and
all other official notices and advertise-
ments of the City, during the same per-
iod, under the same conditions and for
the same compensation as the Globe -
Journal; said proceedings, proclamations,
notices and advertisements to be copied
from the Globe -Journal.
Also, that the National Demokrat pub-
lish all notices and advertisements of the
City and be paid as compensation for
the same the sum of Twenty-five (25)
Dollars per month.
Also, that the Globe -Journal furnish
seventy-five (75) copies of the council
proceedings each month in pamphlet
form and be paid as compensation there-
for the sum of Ten (10) Dollars per
month.
Regular Session May 5, 1904.
113
Also, that the Globe -Journal be requir-
ed to have the publication of the council
proceedings completed within five days
after each council meeting, and that the
Telegraph -Herald have the publication of
said proceedings completed within six
days after each council meeting. The
City reserves the right to change the
above arrangements at any time. In
case of the failure of said newspapers to
comply with the above requirements,
there shall he deducted for each day af-
ter the said limit of time, the amount of
ten per cent. of the bill for the month.
Also. that the proprietors of said news-
papers shall file with the City Recorder a
written acceptance of the above within
five days after the adoption of this re-
port by the Council. In case of the fail-
ure of the proprietors of any of said
newspapers to file such written accept-
ance within the time specified, it shall
be deemed a declination of the foregoing
proposition.
Your Committee would also recommend
that the publishers of the Globe -Journal
and the Telegraph -Herald be instructed
to leave a copy of their papers at the
different engine houses and at the patrol
house. RUDOLPH JONES,
Chairman.
Ald. Jones moved to adopt the report.
Ald. McLaughlin moved a substitute
that the Telegraph -Herald he declared
the Official Paper. Substitute lost by the
following:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Lyons, McLaughlin.
'Total, 3.
Nays—Aids. Frith, Jones, Stumpf.
Total, 3.
Absent—Aid. Corrance.
There being a tie the Mayor voted nay.
The original motion of Ald. Jones to
adopt the report was then voted upon,
and resulted as follows:
Yeas—Alds. Frith, Jones and Stumpf.
Total, 3.
Nays—Aids. Clancy, Lyons and Mc-
Laughlin. Total, 3.
Absent—Aid. Corrance.
There being a tie vote the Mayor voted
.yea.
Ald. Jones also reported as follows:
Your Committee on Printing, to whom
was referred the bill of the Smith -Morgan
Printing Co. for $10.00 for printing the
proceedings of March. 1904. would rec-
ommend that a warrant be ordered drawn
on the treasury in settlement of the
•claim.
Ald. Jones moved to adapt the report.
-Carried.
Ald. Lyons of the Board of Health re-
ported as follows:
•To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen:—Your Board of Health
-would respectfully report that at a meet-
ing held May 2nd, 1904, the following of-
ficers were appointed. For Sanitary Po-
liceman. Frank Flynn; for Health Of-
ficer, Dr. B. Michel. both to serve dur-
ing the ensuing term of two years; and
would recommend that the appointments
be confirmed by your honorable Body.
with the understanding that the 1leulth
Physician do all the work pertaining to
the Board for the same compensation,
*50.00 per month.
Also report that the contract for re-
moval of garbage etc.. for the season of
1904 was awarded to Thomas E. I rith
at the following rates: For removing all
garbage, etc., once a day below the bluff
and twice a week on the bluff. $13.98 per
day; and for removing all garbage once
a day below the bluff and three times a
week on the bluff, $14.93 per day.
We also recommend the adoption of the
following resolution:
Be it Resolved by the Board of health
of the City of Dubuque. Iowa. That Eliza
A. and Hugh Corrance, N. 1-3 of City
;.ot No. 460; Jennie C. 'flicking, S. 1/2 of
City Lot No. 163; Anna B. Ryan. S. 32.2
feet of City Lot No. 460; J. H. 'I'hrdinger
Est.. N. 2-5 of City Lot No. 461: Mary
Pleins. N. IF, of City Lot No. 163; \1t -•ha el
Liddy, S. 49.2 feet of S. M. ] 5 and N
26.2 feet of S. 1-5 of City Lot 453; Eli
Cl-.o,N. M. 1-5 of City I.ot No 432;
Schaefer. S. 1/z of the N. ] 5 of City Lit
No. 431; Wm. I-lintrager, Sub. City 199
and 200 Lot 2; Julius Hartig Est.. ('Ey
Lot No. 255; Mary A. Mulkern, City Lot
No. 221; John Butt. S. 1/ of City I. N•,.
257; Chas. Luther. S. r/Z of the N. M. I-3
of City Lot No. 4 -Ill; Anton Lorenz. S. 1
of the N. 1-5 of City Lot No. 430; H.
Pfotzer and J. H. Rhomberg, City Lot
No, 248; E. H. Scheppley, N. 2-5 of City
Lot No. 435; Harriete Kenniker. N. 1-5 of
City Lot 152; Emma Richter. S. 28 feet
of the M. 1-5 of City Lot No. 451; A.
Mathhews. N. 1h of the N. 1-5 of City
Lot No. 451; Mathhews & Trout. N. 1/Z of
the N. M. 1-5 of City Lot No. 431; Adolph
Hines, N. i, of City Lot 210; P. Ternes
Est.. S. 1-5 of City Lot No. 450; A. M.
Downer Est., S. 20 feet of the S. 1-5 of
City Lot No. 453; B. Jestel, N. 1-2 of the
N. 1-5 of City Lot No. 456; G. F. Thor.
man. S. IA of the N. M. 1-5 of City Lot
No. 453; P. W. Crawford, S. 12 feet 9
inches of City 219 and N. 1/2 of City Lit
No. 220, having failed to connect said
property with the sanitary sewer situated
in the allay between Main and Iowa and
Iowa and Clay Streets, abutting on said
Property; and it being deemed necessary
for the preservation of the public health
of said city that said premises be con-
nected with said sanitary sewer. it is
hereby ordered by the Board of Health
of the Ci`y ?f Dubuque. Iowa, by virtue
of the power vested in it by Section 1(212
of the Code of Iowa of 1897, and Chapter
Twenty-five of the Revised Ordinances
of 1901 of the City of Dubuque, that all
the above named property owners shall
within thirty days from the date of ser-
vice of notice of this order, connect said
premises with said sanitary sewer.
Dated this 2nd day of May. 1904.
We also recommend that a warrant for
114 Regular Session May 5, 1904.
$30.00 be ordered drawn in favor of Geo.
Salot for acting as a member of the
Board of Health from May 1st 1906, to
May 1st, 1904.
Also that a warrant for $18.00 be drawn
in favor of Otto M. Ruete for the same
purpose.
We would also recommend the adoption
of the following annual report of Dr. B.
Michel, Health Physician to the Board.
Dubuque. Iowa, March 1, 1904.
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen:—The Physician to the
Board of Health has the honor to submit
this annual report for the year ending
February 29, 1904.
The number of deaths for the year is
585 as against 512 for the previous year,
showing an increase of 73. The number
of births is 097 as against 625 for the
previous year, showing an increase of a
The births outnumber the deaths by 112
as against 113 for last year.
During the year there were reported
149 cases of Scarlet Fever with four
deaths. Seven cases of Small Pox with
no deaths. Fourteen cases of Diphtheria
with four deaths. Nine cases of Typhoid
Fever with seven deaths. A death rate
of 77.77 per cent of reported cases, which
indicates that all cases of Typhoid Fever
are not reported.
Of the total number of deaths, fifty-
four were due to Consumption and thirty
due to Pneumonia. For a city situated
as Dubuque is, with all its natural advan-
tages, the death rate from Consumption
is too large. In view of the above, the
adoption and enforcement of the propos-
ed ordinance prohibiting spitting on the
floors of street cars and other public
vehicles and buildings and on sidewalks
is important in the matter of controlling
the disease of Tuberculosis or Consump-
tion, as it is through this dried sputum
that this disease is spread.
In case of death from Consumption,
the premises should be thoroughly disin-
fected under supervision of your Board
of Health.
In September, 1903, the Board laid out a
district from Jones to Seventeenth Street
east of Main Street with a view of hav-
ing all property connected with the sani-
tary sewers. In this district there were
found 248 houses not connected and using
privy vaults; these should all be con-
nected this summer, then a new district
ordered until all property in the sewer
districts is properly connected and all
privy vaults abolished.
It would be very beneficial to the public
health if some plan were adopted to
remove the garbage and ashes from our
alleys during the winter months. This
would not only be a benefit to the sani-
tary condition of the city, but would add
greatly to its appearance. The city water
has been uniformly good, and if it were
universally used, and the use of well and
cistern water discontinued, such diseases
as Typhoid Fever could be almost elimin-
ated.
The ice fields were inspected by order
of your Board, and it was found that all
ice was being cut from the channel of
the river and should he of good quality.
During the year 156 houses were fumi-
gated under the supervision of Sanitary
Policeman Flynn. who also investigated
1,125 complaints pertaining to this de-
partment. There were also 91 sewer con-
nections ordered made and 132 vaults
cleaned.
Respectfully submitted,
B. MICHEL. M. D.,
Physician to the Board.
Ald. Clancy moved that the rules be
suspended, in order to hear from a gen-
tleman in regard to the contract for re-
moving the Garbage and Dead Animals.
Carried.
Attorney F. Jess, representing T. F.
Kane, addressed the Council, stating that
Mr. Kane was entitled to said Contract,
he being the lowest bidder.
Ald. Lyons moved that the report of
the Board of Health and Resolution be
adopted and that part relating to
the Garbage Contract, to be referred back
to the Board of Health. Carried.
Ald. McLaughlin, Chairman of the Com-
mittee of the Whole, reported as follows:
Your Committee of the Whole, to
whom was referred the petition of City
Auditor Hoffman, asking that on account
of the extent to which the duties of his
office have increased that he he given an
assistant, would recommend that the
prayer of the petitioner be granted and
that Edw. Herron be appointed such as-
sistant; he also to act as assistant in
the office of the City Engineer; and re-
ceive in full co mpg nsation the sum of
$75.00 per month.
Alos, your Committee of the Whole
would respectfully recommend that Gott-
fried Gmehle be appointed to collect the
money due the City for the cleaning of
alleys, and that his compensation there-
fore be fixed at 10 per cent of the amount
collected by him,
Ald. McLaughlin moved to adopt the
above reports of the Committee of the
Whole. Carried.
Ald. McLaughlin also reported as fol-
lows:
Your Committee of the Whole, to
whom was referred the petition of J. W.
Kintzinger, City Attorney, asking that
the City Council approve the appointment
of J. C. Longueville as assistant City
Attorney, would recommend that said
appointment be approved and that the
salary for said position be fixed at $75.00
per month.
Ald. Jones moved to adopt the report.
Ald. McLaughlin moved a substitute
to receive and file the report and that
the vote be taken by ballot.
The Mayor appointed Ald. McLaughlin
teller.
Regular Session May 5, 1904.
Substitute lost by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Lyons and Mc-
Laughlin.
Nays—Aids. Frith, Jones and Stumpf.
Absent—Aid. Corrance.
It being a tie vote the Mayor voted
naY.
Ald. Jones then moved to adopt the re-
port appointing Mr. J. C. Longueville as-
sistant City Attorney and his appoint-
ment he approved.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Frith, Jones and Stumpf.
Nays—Aids. Clancy, Lyon and Mc-
Laughlin.
Absent—Aid. Corrance.
It being a tie vote the Mayor voted
aye.
RESOLUTIONS.
Aid. Frith offered the following, which
was adopted:
Be it resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque that it is deemed
necessary and advisable to improve
Kaufman Avenue from Couler Avenue to
the east line of Lot 145a, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Addition, and it is hereby pro-
posed to pave said street with brick on
the present macadam foundation, and to
assess the cost of such paving against
the abutting property.
Alderman Frith also offered the fol-
lowing, which was adopted:
Be it Resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque, That the City En-
gineer be and he is hereby directed to
prepare a plat showing generally the lo-
cation, nature and extent of the pro-
posed improvement on Kaufman Avenue
from Couler Avenue to the East line of
Lot 145a, L. H. Langworthy's Addition,
and the kind of material to be used, and
an estimate of the entire cost thereof,
and the amount and cost of such im-
provement, and the amount assessable
upon any railway or street railway, the
amount and cost thereof to be paid by
the city, if any, and the cost thereof
and amount assessable upon each lot or
parcel of land adjacent to or abutting
upon such improvement per front foot,
and to file such plat and estimate in the
office of the City Recorder; that after
the filing of said plat and estimate in his
office, the City Recorder shall publish in
three consecutive issues of a newspaper
published in the city, a notice stating
that such plat and estimate are on file,
the location and nature of the improve-
ment, kind of material to be used, and
an estimate of its cost and the time be-
fore which objection thereto can befiled,
i
ad the time fixed for hearing,
time shall not be less than five days
after the last publication of such notice,
and after such publication shall have
been made, the City Recorder shall at
the next regular session of the City Coun-
cil, notify the Council thereof in writing
with a printed copy of such notice ac-
companying the same.
115
Alderman Frith also offered the fol-
lowing:
Be it Resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque, That it is deemed
necessary and advisable to improv,!
Cooler Avenue from Eagle Point Avenue
to the center of Twenty-second Street,
and it is hereby proposed to grade. curl)
wherever necessary and pave said street
with brick on a concrete foundation, and
to assess the cost of such grading, curb-
ing and paving against the abutting prop-
erty.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Alds. Clancy, Frith. Jones,
Lyons, McLaughlin and Stumpf.
Absent—Aid. Corrance.
Alderman Frith also offered the fol-
lowing:
Be it Resolved by the Ci:y Commit of
the City of Dubuque. Tbat the city Engi-
neer he and he is hereby instructed to
prepare a plat showing generally the lo-
cation, nature and extent of the peopuned
improvement on Cooler Avenue from
Eagle Point Avenue to the center of
Twenty-second Street, and the kind of
material to be used, and an estimate of
the entire cost thereof, and the amount
and cost of such improvement, and the
amount assessable upon any railway or
street railway, the amount and cost
thereof to be paid by the city, if any,
and the cost thereof and amount asses-
sable upon each lot or parcel of land ad-
jacent to or abutting upon such improve-
ment, per front foot, and to tile such
Plat and estimate in the office of the City
Recorder; that after the tiling of said
plat and estimate in his office, the City
Recorder shall publish in three consecu-
tive issues of a newspaper published in
the city, a notice stating that such plat,
and estimate are on file, the location and
nature of the improvement, kind of ma-
terial to be used, and an estimate of its
cost and the time before which objections
thereto can be fixed, and the time fixed
for hearing, which time shall not be less
than five days after the publication of
such notice, and after such publication
shall have been made, the City Recorder
shall, at the next regular session of the
Council, notify the Council thereof in
writing with a printed copy of such no-
tice accompanying the same.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Frith, Jones,
Lyons, McLaughlin and Stumpf.
Absent—Aid. Corrance.
Ald. Frith also offered the following:
Be It Resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque: That the part of
Cushing's Addition, a subdivision of Lot
139, Lot 1, Lot 2 of 137, Lot 3 of 137 and
Lot 4 of 137 and also of the west 12 feet of
Lot 1 of Lot 135, all in L. H. Lang -
worthy's 'Addition to the City of Du-
buque, Iowa, be approved upon certificate
of City Treasurer that all city taxes are
paid in full, and that the Mayor and Re-
corder of said city are hereby directed to
116 Regular Session May 5, 1904.
make proper certification of this resolu-
tion of approval, in order that said plat
may he properly recorded.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Frith. Jones, Lyons.
McLaughlin and Stumpf.
Absent—Aid. Corrance.
Ald. Jones offered the following, which
was adopted:
Be It Resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque: That the salary of
the Assistant City Attorney. J. C. Lon-
gueville, for the ensuing term be fixed
at the sum of $75.00 per month, the same
that was allowed the last Assistant City
Attorney.
Ald. Lyons offered the following:
lie It Resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque: That a Sanitary
Sewer of eight -inch tile pipe be construct-
ed in White Street from Eagle Point Ave-
nue to Sanford Street. according to the
plans and specifications of said sewer pre-
pared by the City Engineer and now on
file in the office i f the City Recorder, and
be it further resolved that said sewer shall
he completed on or before the 15th of July,
1904. and shall be paid for at the time
and in the manner prescribed by Chapter
J4 of the Revised Ordinances of 1901 of the
City of Dubuque for the payment of the
cost of constructing sewers. The propos-
als for doing such work will be acted
upon by the Council on the 19th day of
May. 19c,4. and the City Recorder is here-
by ordered to give ten days' notice by
publication, asking fc r proposals as pro-
vided by Ordinance.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Frith, Jones, Lyons,
McLaughlin and Stumpf.
Absent—Aid. Corrance.
Ald. Lyons also offered the following:
Be It Resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque: That it is deemed
necessary and advisable to construct a
sanitary sewer in Booth Street from
Dodge Street to Forrest Lane and in West
Third Street from Booth Street to Nevada
Street, thence northerly in Nevada Street
to alley first south of West Fifth Street,
and it is hereby proposed to construct
a sanitary sewer in said Booth, West
Third and Nevada Streets as follows: An
eight -inch tile pipe sewer in Booth Street
from Dodge Street to Forrest Lane, an
eight -inch tile pipe sewer in West Third
Street from Booth Street to Nevada
Street and an eight -inch tile pipe sewer in
Nevada Street from West Third Street
to the alley first south of West Fifth
Street, and to assess the cost of said
sewers against the abutting property.
Adopted by the following voter
Yeas—Alda, Clancy, Frith, Jones, Lyons,
McLaughlin and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
Alderman Lyons also offered the fol-
lowing:
Be it Resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque, That the City En-
gineer be and he is hereby directed to
prepare a plat and specifications for an
eight -inch tile pipe sanitary sewer in
Booth Street from Dodge Street to For-
rest Lane and in \Vest Third Street from
Booth Street to Nevada Street, thence
northerly in said Nevada Street to the
alley first south of \Vest Fifth Street,
showing the location and gene -al nature
of said improvement, the extent thereof,
the size and kind of material to be used,
and to prepare an estimate of the cost
thereof and the amount assessable upon
each lot or parcel of land adjacent to or
abutting thereon, per front foot or square
foot in area, and to file such plat. speci-
fications anti ?stimate in the offiee of
the City Recorder.
That after such plat is so filed. tb,•
City Recorder shall cause to be publish-
ed notice of the intention of the Council
to make such improvement, which notice
shall be published in three consecutive
issues of the official newspaper of the
City of Dubuque, stathng that such plat is
on file, and generally the nature of the
sewers, their location. sire and kind of
material to be used and the estimate of
its cost, and fixing the time before which
objections can he filed, which time shall
not he less than five days after the last
publication of such notice, and after the
completion of the publication of the no-
tice he shall, at its next regular Session.
notify the Council thereof in writing with
a printed copy of such notice accom-
panying the sante.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy. Frith, ,zones.
Lyons. McLaughlin and Stumpf.
Absent—Aid. Corrance.
Alderman Stumpf offered the following,
which was adopted:
Be it Resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque, That the City Re-
corder be and he is hereby instructed to
advertise for bids for the construction
of a storm water sewer in Washington
Street from Eighteen to Nineteenth
Street in accordance with the plans sub-
mitted by the City Engineer and ap-
proved by the City Council.
Alderman McLaughlin offered the fol-
lowing, which was adopted:
Be it Resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque, That the City Re-
corder be and he is hereby instructed
to advertise for bids for painting the
town clock and tower.
Alderman McLaughlin also offered the
following:
Whereas, At a session of the City Coun-
cil, held December 2, 1895, a resolution
was adopted, whereby Jerry Murphy, in
recognition of the faithful performance
of his duties during the twenty-one years
of his active service on the fire depart-
ment was honorably retired from such
active service and appointed night watch-
Regular Session May 5, 1904. 117
man :11 the (',• 1t:,ti .•ngine house, and
to continue in such service so long as
he was able to fulfill the same; and.
Whereas, said Jerry Murphy, during
the nine years he has been employed as
such watchman. has given entire satis-
faction and is now fully as competent to
till this position as when he was first
appointed thereto; and,
Whereas, during the spring of 1903 the
City Council. without cause, reduced his
salary to $50.00 per month; therefore,
Resolved by the City Council of the
city of Dubuque. That the salary of Jerry
Murphy he fixed at $60.00 per month, the
same as it was prior to the reduction,
and that the City Auditor be instructed
accordingly.
On motion was referred to the Com-
mittee of the Whole.
Aid. McLaughlin moved to adjourn un-
til May 19th, 1904.
C. F. ARENDT,
City Recorder.
Attest:
4'. Z ........ ...Recorder
c
Approved.AP: / 190.
3fayor
118 Regular Session May 19, 1904
CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Session. May 19th. 1904.
(Official.)
Council met at s: i) o'clock P. M.
Mayor Berg in the chair.
Present—A his. Clancy, Frith, Jones,
Lyons. lie ,augblin and Stumpf.
A bscnt—.Id. Corance.
I'ETITIONS AND COMMITNICAT1ONS.
Petition of Jas. - F. Hedley asking that
he be granted a year's Auctioneer's Li-
cense for the sum of $25.00 owing to sick-
ness he being unable to do any business
for the last seven months.
On motion the petition was granted.
Petition of Chas Stillman et al asking
that a 4 -foot sidewalk be ordered laid
on the north and south side of Lang-
worthy Avenue west of Hill to Nevada
Streets,
On motion referred to Committee on
Streets and Sidewalk Inspector.
Petition of Herm. A. Ney et al asking
that an electric light be placed at inter-
section of King and Fulton Streets.
On motion referred to Committee on
Police and Light.
Petition of Mrs. Helen May asking for
the cancellation of her taxes for the year
1903 on lot 106. Union add.
Also petition of Alice C. Collins asking
for the exemption of her taxes on lots
28 and 29, Park Hill add. for the year
1903.
On motion both petitions were re-
ferred to Committee on Delinquent Taxes.
Petition of Viola M. Law asking for
the cancellation of her personal taxes as
assessed for the year 1903.
Also petition of Maria L. Thedinga ask-
ing that the City Treasurer be instructed
to refund her the sum of $8.63, being the
amount of the assessment on valuation
of 1;750.00.
On motion both petitions were referred
to the Board of Equalization,
Petition of St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital
asking for cancellation of taxes on lot
731, the same being used for hospital pur-
poses only.
On motion referred to City Attorney,
and he to report at next meeting of the
Council.
Petition and cla- im of - M. B. Connolly
claiming the sum of $1000.00 for personal
damages sustained by falling in a hole
in the south side of West Fifth Street,
west of Bluff and opposite lot 614.
On motion referred to Committee on
Claims and City Attorney.
The following petitions were referred
to the Committee of the Whole:
Petition of Jac. llaudenshield et al re-
monstrating against the laying of street
railway track on Twenty-fourth Street
from Couler Avenue to Jackson Street.
Also petition of Peter Eisbach asking
that the City Engineer be instructed to
give the proper measurement of the con-
struction of Bee Branch sewer from
Eagle Point Avenue to Sanford A venue.
A:so petition of N. Kintzinger claiming
the sum of $160.00 clue him for back salary
for the months of January. February and
March. 1902.
Also petition of the Dubuque Fire De-
partment protesting against the petition
of the Typographical Inion No. 22 asking
that lots 1014 ;mel 1011 in Linwood ceme-
tery be laid aside for burial purposes for
said union.
Also petition of Dubuque Altar Mfg. Co.
in relation to ilea don of alley between
Elm and Pine Streets from Eighteenth to
Nineteenth Streets.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
City Engineer Boyce reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen—I herewith submit my pay
roll for labor on Streets in the different
districts during the first half of May. 1901:
Amount due Laborers on Streets..$1645.60
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES H. P_.OYCE,
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
Also submit my pay roll for labor an
Sewers during the first half of May. 1904:
Amount due Laborers on Sewers....$159.40
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES H. BOYCE,
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Sewers.
On motion the pay rolls for Streets and
Sewers were received and warrants or-
dered drawn to pay the various amounts
and the pay rolls referred hack to the
proper committees.
City Engineer Boyce also reported as
follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen—Herewith please find plat
showing the proposed vacation of a part
of Charter Street, from the west line of
Levee to the east line of Water Street.
and from the west line of Water Street
to the east line of lot 1, block 15. and lot 1,
block 18, Dubuque Harbor Co's. addition.
Notices were served on the respective
property owners.
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES H. BOYCE,
City Engineer.
Ald. McLaughlin moved that the report
be approved, and that the Ordinance
Committee he instructed to prepare an
Ordinance vacating said Street. Carried.
City Engineer Boyce also reported as
follows:
Regular Session May 19, 1904.
119
Herewith please find plat of proposed
extension of Ninth Street through lot 1
of 1 of Congressional lot 8. section 19.
'T. 89, N. R. 3, E. of 6th P. M., from end
of present Street, to the east line of
above named lot.
Notices were served on the respective
owners.
On motion the above report and plat
were referred to the Committee of the
Whole.
City Attorney Kintzinger reported as
follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque, Iowa.
Gentlemen—At your last meeting I was
requested for an opinion as to whether
or not the ordinance creating the office of
street commissioner, was legally adopted
and valid. This ordinance after being
regularly read and adopted was returned
to the council by the Mayor, vetoed. Af-
ter its return it was again voted on and
received four votes for, and two votes
against its being passed over the Mayor's
veto. Section 685 of the Code, which is
applicable to cities under special charters,
reads as follows:
"The Mayor shall sign every ordinance
or resolution passed by the council be-
fore the same shall be in force. and, if
he refuses to sign any such ordinance or
resolution, he shall call a meeting of
the council within fourteen days there-
after and return the same with his reas-
ons therefore. s +' a Upon the return
of any such ordinance or resolution by
the Mayor to the council, it may pass
the same over his objections upon a call
of the yeas and nays by not less than a
two-thirds vote of the council, and the
clerk shall certify on said ordinance or
resolution, that the same was passed by
a two-thirds vote of the council. and sign
it officially as clerk."
In order to make this ordinance valid
therefore. it is necessary that it receive
a two-thirds vote of the council, as pro-
vided in the above section. If the ordi-
nance received a two-thirds vote of the
council, then it was duly adopted. If it
did not receive such vote, it was not
adopted and is void. In order to deter-
mine whether or not it received a two-
-thirds vote of the council. it is neces-
sary first to determine the number of
members constituting the council. The
membership of the council is determined
by Section 937 of the Code of Iowa, ap-
plicable to cities acting under special
• charters. This section reads as follows:
"In any such city having a population
of 20,000 or more, as shown by the last
State or National census, the council
shall consist of a Mayor, two Aldermen -
at -Large, and one Alderman from each
ward."
In this city, where there are five ward
aldermen, two aldermen -at -large, and a
Mayor, the council therefore consists of
eight members. At the last meeting of
your honorable body, one of the aldermen
was absent from the city, and it was eon -
tended on the part of some of the alder-
men that the absent member was not to
be counted in determining the number of
members in the council. If it be conceded
that the word COUNCIL, as above re-
ferred to, means only those present ,it the
meeting of the council, the council would
still consist of seven members at that
meeting. as there were present six alder-
men and the Mayo'. As it is necessary
for the passage of the ordinance, over the
Mayor's veto. that it receive a two-thirds
v,,h• of the council, it would be necessary
that such ordinance receive live votes, if
it be conceded that only those present
constituted the council. As the ordinance
received only four votes, and less than
two-thirds of the members present, it was
not adopted. It is therefore unnecessary
to determine at this time whether or not
it would take a two-thirds vote of the
full eight members in the council to pass
it over the Mayor's veto, when there are
only seven members of the council pres-
ent. It has, however, been decided by our
Supreme Court, that the word COUNCIL
means all of the members of the council,
and that a two-thirds or three-fourths
vote of the council means a two-thirds
or three-fourths vote of the whole mem-
bership of the council. This was decided
in the case of Horner vs. Rowley, 51 Iowa,
page 620, and also in Griffin vs. Messenger,
114 Iowa. page 99. Under these decisions
it appears that in order to pass an ordi-
nance over the Mayor's veto, it would
require a two-thirds vote of eight mem-
bers of the council, whether they are all
present or not. The above cited cases
also hold that the Mayor is a member
of the council, although he only has a
vote in case of a tie.
As the ordinance in question did not
receive even a two-thirds vote of the
seven members of the council present, it
is my opinion that it is void and of no
effect.
Dated Dubuque, Iowa. May 19, 1904.
Respectfully submitted.
J. W. KINTZINGER,
City Attorney.
Aid. Frith moved that the report of the
City Attorney be approved. Carried.
City Recorder Arendt presented and
read the printed notice certified to by
the publisher of the Council's intention
to improve Cooler Avenue from Eagle
Point Avenue to center of Twenty-second
Street.
Also a communication signed by forty-
four property owners abutting against.
the above named street remonstrating
against said improvement.
Ald. Lyons moved that the prayer .'f
the remonstrators be granted. Carried.
Aid. Frith moved that the resolution
ordering the improvement of Cooler Ave-
nue from Eagle Point Avenue to center
of Twenty-second Street he rescinded.
Ca rried.
City Recorder Arendt also presented
and read the printed notice, certified to
120 Regular Session May 19, 1904.
by the lmhlisher, of the Council's inten-
tion to improve Kaufman Avenue from
Cooler Avenue to the east lint of lot
145a, L. II. Langwo•thy's Acid.
Also a communication signed by forty-
fiv ' property owners abutting against
the above named street, remonstrating
against said improvement.
Ald. Frith moved that said remon-
strance and notice he referred to th
Committee of the Whole. Carried.
Ald. Lyons presented two bids from
F. McNear, for sewer in White Street
and storm water sewer in Washington
Sheet. the bids not being accepted by the
Recorder for the reason that they were
presented after the time specified by the
notice to sewer contractors.
Ald. Lyons moved that said hid be ac-
cepted.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy. Lyons and Mc-
Laughlin. Total, 3.
Nays—Aids. Frith. Jones and Stumpf.
Total, 3.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
There being a tie vote. the Mayor voted
yea.
The followi bids were then ordered
opened:
For an eight -inch tile pipe sanitary
sewer in White Street from Eagle Point
Avenue to Sanford Street- and the sante
referred to the City Engineer for com-
putation.
Also bids for a storm water sewer in
Washington Street from Seventeenth
Street to Nineteenth Street. Bids also
referred to City Engineer for computa-
tion.
City Engineer Boyce reported on bids
as follows:
Sanitary sewer in White Street from
Eagle Point Avenue to Sanford Street:
James Street, total amount for
sewer $690 20
Brown & Brown, total amount for
sewer 884 00
O'Farrell & McNamara, total
amount for sewer 680 40
Frank McNear, total amount for
sewer 737 40
M. Tschirgi. total amount for sewer. 631 40
Ald. Fri.h moved that the contract be
awarded to M. Tschirgi, he being the
lowest bidder, and the bond placed at
$900.00. Carried. .!
On the sknrm water tile pipe sewer in
Warhingt r '. Street from Seventeenth
Street to Nineteenth Street, the City En-
gineer reported as follows:
M. Tschirgi, total amount for sewer.$585 86
O'Farrell & McNamara, total
amount for sewer 70174
Frank McNear, total amount for
sewer 603 65
James Street, total amount for
sewer 676 91
Brown 8: Brown, total amount for
sewer 624 14
Ald. Jones moved that said contract be
awarded to M. '1'schh'gi. he being the
lowest bidder. and the bond placed at
$_cii.eo. Curried.
also a bid for painting the town clock
.;nil t,Wer. was ordered opened. Bid as
follows:
13. J. Scherr. painting the town
clock and tower. according to the
specifications now on file in the
office of the City Recorder $365 00
Ald. Clancy moved that the contract
he awarded to B. J. Scherr and the bond
placed at $100.00. Carried.
The Mayor stated that there were gen-
tlemen present from Oskaloosa, who
wished to address the Council in regard
to a State Atlas, to he exhibited at the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition at Saint
Louis.
Ald. Clancy moved that the rules be
suspended in order to hear from the
gentlemen. Carried.
Mr. Ray, representing the Iowa Pub-
lishing company of Davenport. addressed
the Council. asking that the Council ap-
propriate $500.00 for a page in said Atlas,
or as much as the Council would see fit.
Ald. Clancy moved that the matter he
referred to the Committee of the Whole.
with power, the same to meet tomorrow.
May 20th, at 2 o'clock p. m. Carried.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT-
TEES.
Ald. Frith, chairman of the Committee
on Streets, reported as follows:
Your Committee on Streets, to whom
wes referred the petition of E. J. De-
laney, asking that he be permitted to lay
a plank sidewalk abutting his property
on the north side of Julien Avenue, would
recommend that said petition be received
and filed and that the Sidewalk Inspector
he instructed to require that said side-
walk be constructed of cement with a
rough wearing surface.
Also your Committee on Streets would
respectfully report that they have ex-
amined the improvement on Ardmore
Terrace (Steuck & Linehan, contractors,)
and would recommend that said street
be accepted and that the Finance Com-
mittee be instructed to make provision
for an issue of bonds to cover the cost
of the improvement of said street.
Also your Committee on Streets, to
whom was referred the bill of Paul Ilg
for $3.00 for making calculations of area
of Bee Branch sewer for settlement with
contractor, would recommend that said
bill be allowed.
Also your Committee on Streets, to
whom was referred the petition of A. F.
Heeb, et al, asking that Heeb Street
as at present platted be vacated, except
such portion as abuts on the property of
George and C. Rath, and offering to
Regular Session 19, 1904.
deed to the city a strip of their land
thirty feet wide, running parallel to and
abutting the west line of Heeb Street,
said vacation and relocation being for
the purpose of securing the improvement
of Heeb Street, would rt_commend that
the City Engineer be instructed to pre-
pare plans showing a street sixty feet
wide on a divided grad ; tic, westerly
half only to lie improv,1 for tie. present.
E. E. FRITH, Chairman.
Also ret ort in favor of paying the fol-
lowing hills:
D. Meant th. rock furnished for
rock crusher $201 00
J. Mersch, rock furnished for rock
crusher 27 01
tl. Tigges, rock furrirhed• for rock
crusher 18 00
M. O'Meare, inspector on Dodge
Street 20 00
J. Noonan, estimate on Dodge Street
Sewer $ SIIt 00
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the reports
of the Street committee. Carried.
Ald. Jones, chairman of the committee
on Public Grounds and Buildings, reported
as follows:
in favor of paying the bill of the Iowa
State Insurance Company.
To policies for City Hall and Fourth
Street Engine House $ 55.13
Ald. Jones moved to adopt the report of
the committee on Public Grounds and
Buildings. Carried,
Ald. Jones, chairman of the committee
of the Board of Equalization, reported as
follows:
Your Board of Equalization, to whom
was referred the petition of the Dubuque
Brewing and Malting Co., asking that in
accordance with the ordinance adopted
June 1, 1896, fixing a valuation on the
property owned by it. the Treasurer be
instructed to accept the sum of $2,367.16 in
full settlement of its taxes for the year
1903, would recommend that the prayer of
the petitioner be granted and that the
Treasurer be instructed accordingly.
Ald. Jones moved to adopt the report.
Carried.
RESOLUTIONS.
Ald. Frith offered the following, which
was adopted:
Resolved. That the City Attorney be and
is hereby instructed to prepare an Ordin-
ance regulating the speed of automobiles
within the City limits, six (6) miles an
hour to be the limit.
Ald. Jones offered the following, which
was adopted:
Whereas, The contract heretofore en-
tered into by the City of Dubuque for the
improvement of a street as hereinafter
described, and the City Engineer has
computed that the cost and expense of
said improvement amounts to Seven Hun-
dred Dollars; therefore.
Be It Resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque: That to provide
121
for the cost of improving Ardmore 'ret-
race from West Eleventh street to a paint
two hundred feet south of Wept Eleventh
street, the Mayor is required to expciitt,
and deliver to the City Recorder. to 1,e tw
him registered and countersigned, two ill
bonds of the denomination of Three Hun-
dred and Fifty Dollars ($350.00) each, num-
bered 261 and 332, dated June 1. 1904,
payable on or before seven years after the
date therefor and bearing interest at the
rate of five per cent. per annum payable
semi-annually.
Ald. McLaughlin offered the following,
which was adopted:
\v herons, The Dubuque Altar Company
has filed its petition asking for the vacs. -
tion of the alley between Elm and Pine
Streets from Eighteenth to Nineteenth
Street, and represents that it is the owner
of all the land abutting the part of the
alley so asked to be vacated: therefore,
Be It Resolved by the I'ity Council of
the City of Dubuque: That the t'ity En-
gineer be directed to make a survey and
plat of that part of said alley proposed to
he vacated to be filed in said Engineer's
office and subject to public inspection and
to give the notices required by ordinance
to all owners of property abutting said
ground proposed to he so vacated and to
publish the notice required by ordinance
of said proposed vacation.
Ald. Clancy moved that the matter of
purchasing Hats for the Fire Department
be referred to the committee on Fire with
power. Carried.
Ald. Jones moved that the Street com-
mittee and City Engineer he instructed to
complete the Ardmore 'Terrace wall by
putting a coping thereon. Carried.
Ald. McLaughlin moved to adjourn un-
til June 2nd, 1904. Carried.
C. F. ARENDT,
City Recorder.
122 List of Warrants
LIST Of IT \111111-iAVS
City Recorder's Whet:,
Dubuque, Iowa, May 1, 1904.
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil of Dubuque:
Gentlemen: The following is a complete
list of all warrants issued by me during
the month of April, 1904:
C. H. Berg, salary, Mayor $116 65
H. Brinkman. salary. Treasurer 133 30
J. A. McKinley, salary, Deputy
Treasurer 100 00
Jno. Krayer, clerk. Treasurer's of-
fice 60
Chas. F. Arendt, salary, Recorder116 C5
Wm. A. Kaep, salary, Deputy Re-
corder 80 00
F. B. Hoffman, salary, Auditor 116 65
C. B. Scherr, salary, Assessor 125 00
A. Doerr, Jr., salary, Assistant As-
sessor 100 00
J. J. Murphy, salary, Assistant As-
sessor 100 00
Geo. A. Barnes, salary, Attorney150 00
J. B. Powers, salary, Assistant At-
torney 75 00
T. Reilly, salary, Chief of Police100 00
Jos. Reinfried, salary, Fire Chief100 00
J. W. Lawler. salary. Committee
Clerk 100 00
Jas. Boyce, salary, City Engineer166 65
E. Anderson, salary, Assistant En-
gineer 100 00
E. Herron, salary, superintendent
Street Sprinkling 60 00
Wm. Flipman, salary, Electrician83 30
H. Tropf, salary, Marketmaster50 00
P. Ryan, salary, Park Custodian40 00
P. Kien, salary, Park Custodian40 00
T. Faherty, salary, Park Custodian 10 00
Dr. B. F. Michel, salary, Health Of-
ficer 50 00
F. Flynn, salary, Sanitary Patrol-
man 60 00
N. Offerman. salary, Poundmaster45 00
Mrs. H. Koenig, salary, Janitress20 00
A. Crawford, salary, Sidewalk In-
spector 50 00
H. A. Moyes, salary. Wharfmaster20 00
M. Clancy, salary, Alderman 25 00
H. Corrance, salary, Alderman 25 00
E. E. Frith, salary, Alderman 25 00
J. L. Horr, salary, Alderman 25 00
R. Jones, salary, Alderman 25 00
G. N. Raymond, salary, Alderman25 00
J. J. Sheridan, salary, Alderman25 00
J . J. Sheridan, salary, Alderman25 00
Tillie Donnelly, stenographer 20 00
M. Eitel, fireman
• Essman. fireman
A. Duccinni, fireman
J. Flynn, fireman
J. Roshon, fireman
A. Heer, fireman
J. Tschudf, fireman
J. Schonberger, fireman
J. Daley, fireman
J. Barnes, fireman
T. Ryder, fireman
G. Beyer. fireman
65 00
75 00
60 00
65 00
60 00
50 00
5U UU
50 00
65 00
75 00
60 00
65 00
W. Ducey, fireman 60 00
F. Murphy, fireman 50 00
P. Ahern, fireman 5o oo
M. Kelley, fireman 50 tfoi
D. Ahern, fireman 65 01,
P. ZI1lig. fireman 51) fio
T. Flynn, fireman 65 00
M. Sweeney, fireman 50 00
H. Cain. fireman so Ill)
N. Wagner, fireman so oo
J. Benzer, fireman
J. McLaughlin. fireman
A. McDonald. fireman
J. Murphy, fireman 50 00
G. Gehrke. fireman 65 (10
'1'. Kennedy, fireman 60 041
F. Baumgartner, fireman 50 00
J. Smith, fireman 50 00
C. Kannolt, fireman 65 00
J. Allen, fireman (10 00
M. Fahey, fireman 50 00
W. O'Connell, fireman 50 00
R. Weston, fireman 65 00
F. Kenneally, fireman (ii too
E. McDermott, fireman 50 00
W. McClain, fireman 50 00
P. Furey, substitute fireman 5 00
W. Kannolt, sub 11 60
A. Becker, police 50 011
J. H. Barry, police 50 00
G. Burke!, police 511 00
J. Carter, police 0110
J. Chine, police
Jno. Cody, police
W. Cook, police 54 95
W. Corcoran, police 50 Oo
M. Craugh, police 65 00
H. Donlon, police 47 00
J. Fitzpatrick, police 47 00
Jas. Flynn, police 50 00
Wm. Frith, police 50 00
T. Ganahl, police 51 65
L. Gra.ssel, police 50 00
B. Gray, police 51 65
Pat Hanlon, police 47 00
M. Kilty, police 50 00
Jno. Loetscher, police 38 45
P. McCollins, police 51 65
P. McInerney, police 50 00
Jno. Moore, police 60 00
D. Norton, police 35 00
M. O'Connor, police 50 00
Jno. Murphy, police 49 00
Jno. Raesli, police 65 00
Otto Rath, police 50 00
Jas. Ryan, police 65 0(1
P. Scharff, police 50 00
Al. Scherr, police 58 00
F. Spielman, police 50 00
P. Sutton, police 35 00
Torn Sweeney, police 65 00
M. Stapleton, police 50 00
P. Sullivan, police 50 00
Jno. L. Sullivan, police 43 00
L. Zeidman, police 50 00
Mrs. Kate Hibbe, matron 30 00
Miss L. Brennan, matron 30 00
Labor on Streets in the different dis-
tricts during the last of March, 1904:
FIRST DISTRICT.
Richard Burns, labor $ 3 75
Jos. Brouillette, labor 9 81)
John Burns, labor 2 JO
List of Warrants
123
W. Coughlan, labor lo so
11
James Connolly. labor 7 111
Jerry Cahill, labor 3 0.,
Peter Carney, labor 0 ;0
Lout. Cahill, labor 2
James Callahan. foreman 2o a)
Peter DeFontaine. labor 4 40
John Dougherty. labor S 15
N. J. Durchen, labor 10 So
Ed. Desmond, labor 5 10
Mike Donegan, labor 7 15
Tom Donahue, labor 4 05
John Egan, labor 12 15
Dan Fox, labor 3 75
Nelson Frith, stoker 50 00
George Frost. foreman 20 00
Pat Grue. labor 5 75
Peter Gregory, labor 4 40
Jos. Gavin. labor 5 40
Pat. Gilloon. labor 10 80
Barney Cdaes. labor 11 50
Thos. Hackney. labor 7 10
John Hafey. labor 7 10
Tim Kelly, labor 3 05
Martin Lonergan. labor 10 80
Mike Lavin, labor 5 40
Mike Meagher, labor 4 05
John Ma honey, foreman 3 00
Phil Melloy, labor 70
A. W. Miller. labor 9 45
George Moore. labor 5 75
John McNulty, labor 8 90
John MeG,.e. labor 3 (.5
James Mecarron. labor 4 40
John McQuillan, labor 3 75
Frank N1 ecann. labor 3 05
James MeAleese. labor 11 10
Dan iloPoland, labor 7 10
W. O'Brien, foreman 20 00
James Purcell, labor 11 15
James Powers, labor 2 05
W. Quinlan, labor 8 10
James Ryan, labor 11 50
Phil Reddin, labor 1 35
Jos. Rooney, driver 20 0.1
Nick Sweeney, labor 6 4',
3 75
Mike Cain, labor
Frank Strohmeyer. labor
Dan Sheehan, foreman
M. S. Sughrue. labor
George Short, labor
John Spear, foreman
W. Sheridan. labor
John Varhoof, labor
John Welsh (Caledonia), labor
Wm. Welsh, labor
Thos. Young, engineer
Becker Bros., team
Josh Calvert, team
John Calvert, team
Mike Hannan, team
James Keefe, team
John Lenlhan, team
John Mulgrew, team
J. J. McCollins. team
George Reynolds. team
Ed. Seeley, team
Jerry Sullivan, team
W. Woods, team
SECOND DISTRICT
E. Amanda, labor
Ant. Bolein, labor
8 25
2 (5
8 10
9 40
1 S5
6 10
7 45
4 05
75 09
3 60
24 80
21 60
16 20
28 SO
13 60
6 SO
400.0
19 00
10 00
5 40
22 60
3 40
7 10
C. Buelow, labor
1.1
C. Bremer, labor I 10
5 lo
1.1
4 75
1
11 50
Dennis Corcoran. labor
Frank Cherney. labor 2 To
Pat Devaney, labor 7 .15
L. Darmacher, labor 2 40
John Drehouse, foreman 6
' 7,1
John Engels. labor 14 55
Jos. Eberhardt, labor 7 so
Ess, labor 5 10
C. Ellermam labor 4 75
W. Foley, labor 7 45
Pat Farrell, labor 7 80
John Farley, foreman 10 90
6 10
J. Brachtenbach, labor
C. Buse, labor
C. Buddien. labor
Jake 13renner, labor
W. Buelow, labor
John Corbett. labor
Peter Dax, labor
W. Flynn, labor
Frail; Frick. labor 205
Peter Fasselius, labor 5 40
Pat Gilloon, labor 1 35
Jos. Giesland. labor 2 05
Henry Calle, labor 1 35
.Tos. Grab. labor 9 70
Jos. (SMentor. labor 6 10
Peter Guenter, labor 7 80
George Gau, labor 8 15
James Garrison, labor 6 45
H. Grode. labor 3 10
C. Gantenbein, foreman 20 00
Jake Hansen, mason 2 50
Geo. Hecklinger. mason 7 15
Geo. J. Hahn. foreman 20 DO
Adam Henderson, labor 3 40
Phil 1 -Tense. labor 2 70
John Haertle. labor 3 40
John Heil, carpenter 22 50
John John. labor 1 41!
Peter Jacob, labor 2 70
Wm. Johnson. labor 70
Nie Kettenhofen. labor 9 45
John Kress, labor 6 75
Jake Kraus, labor 8 35
Jake Kasper, labor 7 10
Then. Kleaske. labor 5 40
C. Kupferschmidt, labor 5 40
C. Krantz. labor 5 10
Jos. Kientzle. labor 4 05
Paul Krocheski, labor 2 95
John Levens. labor 2 05
Pat Lynch. labor 7 45
Dietrich Lillig. labor 5 441
H. Lembke, labor 9 00
Frank Lassance, labor 3 40
Alois Long. labor 70
40.5
3 d
i I
6 fr5
2 70
Toni ninny. labor
Rob. Mack. labor
John Murray. labor
Ed. Malloy, labor
Andres Mai. labor
James Malloy, labor
A. Manderscheid, labor
Ernest Mueke, labor
Chas. McManus, labor
John McLaughlin, labor
C. Nanck, labor
(,-
6
11
John Pfeiffer, labor 14 55
Jake Perrion. labor
Nic Phisch, labor
124
List of Warrants.
W. Papenthein, labor
Mat. Raishek, labor
Fred Radloff, labor
C. Ripiseli. labor
C. Reinfrank. labor
John Schromen, mason
John Spear, labor
Frank Scherr, labor
Chris. Scholl, labor
Ernest Smith. labor
Aug. Soyke, labor
Herman Smith, labor
John Sloan. labor
Jos. Statel, labor
Jake Schema-. labor
Jos. Schafetel, labor
A. Schilsky. labor
Nic. Selirrnvler, labor
Jake Sela idecker, labor
H. Schaefer. labor
Chas. Seward, labor
Lawrence Trost, labor
John Twieg, labor
R. Turner, labor
C. Vincent, labor
340
6 10
70
5 10
70
3 50
2 55
8 10
11 50
9 45
6 75
8 10
7 l0
5 40
5 40
4 40
5 10
4 75
4 75
1 35
1 35
11 50
645
3 40
5 40
Anton \Condrasek, labor 6 45
Nic. Vampach. labor 8 89
Gottlieb \Viedman, labor 1 75
George Zumhof, foreman 9 00
Frank Burns, team 46 00
Becker Bros.. team 24 40
Fred Beutin, team 14 40
J. Berwanger, team 5 40
T. B. Cain. team 3 40
M. Gantenbein, team 14 10
Jake Haudenschield, team 21 20
John Huffmire, team 16 40
Peter Horch, team 1410
Pat Linehan, team 26 00
John Long, team 9 90
A. Pailey, team 11 79
L. Peil, team 100
IV. Rinck, team 5 90
H. Rinck. team 5 40
Adam Stoltz. team 3 50
J. Thanie, team 9 00
M. Zogg, team 11 70
THIRD DISTRICT.
Sam Allen, labor
A. Alderson, labor
Paul Becker, labor
D. J. Brightbill. labor
Jos. Blocker, labor
Jos. Brown, labor
H. Cosgrove, driver
H. Cobb, labor
John Flynn, labor
Pat Fenelon, labor
Chas. Gruenzig, labor
Jos. Giesland, labor
James Hird, labor
Tom Harker, labor
John Keast, labor
Peter Kaiser, labor
Jake Kraus, labor
Bob Love. labor
Jos. Martinek. labor
Pat McPoland, labor
John Nuke, labor
John Nutz, labor
John O'Halloran, labor
Chas. O'Neill, labor
John Parker, labor
3 75
2 70
12 85
5 75
1 35
4 75
20 00
2 70
0
70
14 25
10 15
7 80
10 90
3 75
11 85
2 06
3 40
2 05
5 75
5 40
35
2 70
4 75
5 40
9 80
Geo. Putnam, labor 3 75
James Reed, labor 6 45
James Smith, labor 8 45
Sam Sterling labor 3 40
Louis Smith, labor 1 35
F. Scherr, labor 2 10
John Taschner, labor 3 05
Will Tobin, labor 2 05
Jos. Williams, labor 3 75
Jos. Willman. labor 1 35
John Walsh (Race). labor 2 70
Fred Weber, labor 2 70
IT. Wearmouth, foreman 20 00
Adam Zingel, labor 3 40
James Costello, team 5 40
James Lonergan. team 15 30
Jeff McGrath, team 15 30
Jerry Sullivan, team 26 L)
John Sutherland, team 9 91
James Tobin, team 26 10
Frank Winters, team 7 20
Labor on Sewers during the last half
of March. 1904:
P. Casserly, labor $22 40
John Corcoran, labor 22 40
R. T. Eddy, foreman 25 00
R. A. Fuller. labor 22 40
F. Hohnecker, labor 22 40
P. Kenneally, labor 2' 40
Pat. Sage, labor 20 80
Landon Taylor, labor 22 40
H. A. Moyes, Wharfmaster for Jan-
uary, February and March, 190460 00
P. Baumgartner, Assistant Market -
master 36 45
H. J. Tropf, board of prisoners for
March 10 20
L. Daily, cleaning around Market
Square February and March 28 00
G. White, Rodman, Engineer's office 50 00
J. Straney, labor at Garbage Dump 36 45
J. Pfeiffer, cleaning and distributing
lamps for election 7 50
A. Doerr, Sr., hauling ballot boxes
and lamps 10 75
L. Daily, setting up booths, First
Ward 6 30
J. J. McCollins, setting up booths,
Second Ward 6 30
L. Fay, setting up booths, Third
Ward 12 05
W. Sinhold, setting up booths,
Fourth 'Ward 9 90
J. R. Flick, setting up booths, Fifth
Ward 15 50
G. A. Barnes, expense going to Des
Moines 25 30
Union Printing Co., printing argu-
ment in case of Considine vs. City 24 00
Union Printing Co., letter heads for
Auditor 2 25
Union Printing Co., poll books and
blank stationery 46 25
Union Printing Co., 500 special tally
sheets for election 13 00
H. Wunderlich & Son, use of tables
and chairs for election 3 50
G. F. Kleih, rope and screws for
election 65
P. Lang, use of oil heater for elec-
tion 75
P. Lang, one pad lock for city
pound 50
Key City Gas Co., gas for various
List of Warrsant,
125
departments 104 30
G. B. Grosvenor & Co., blank sta-
tionery and supplies for vari..
departments 10 30
Phil Pier, coal delivered at City Hall 60 43
A. E. Bradley, glazing at City Hall 1 30
Mullen & Papin, plumbing at City
Hall ...3 75
C. 0. D. Laundry, towels and racks
at City Hall 21 50
M. J. G. La Nicca, paints and oils
for Road department 2 70
C. Giese, filing saws for Road de-
partmen t so
Dubuque Turbine & Roller Mill Co.,
. gallon asphaltum
F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Road
department S5
Key l'ity Roofing Co.. cement for
Road department 4 20
Heller & Scherr, horse shoeing for
Road department 3 80
Dubuque AV'oodcnware & Lumber
Co.. lumber for Road department3 70
Phil Pier, pine wood for steam
roller 3 50
Austin & Western Co.. 1 No. 4 Rock
'rusher complete 2250 00
Wunderlich & \\'iederholt. horse
shoeing for Fire department S 00
Lagen & Sloan. horse shoeing for
Fire department 10 OQ
Gus Lear. horse shoeing for Fire
department 4 00
Heller & Schorr, horse shoeing for
Fire department 3 80
T. 1'. Kane. hay and oats for Fire
department 102 06
G. W. 'Healey & Son, hardware for
Fire department 1 65
F. M. Jaeger & Co., hardware for
Fire department 515
Geo. Ragatz & Son, repairs for Fire
department 2 05
C. Giese. repairing clippers for Fire
department .... 1 25
International Fire Engine Co., sup-
plies for Fire department 20 00
F. Pier. coal for Fire department126 50
R. E. 'l'waites, pasturing horses for
Fire department 22 50
F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Fire
department 10 50
Dubuque Cabinet Makers' Associa-
tion, repairing chairs for Central
Engine House 11 60
Key City Gas Co., coke for Fire de-
partment 18 85
Key City Gas Co., gas arcs at 9th
and 18th street Engine Houses 1 00
P. Pler, coal and wood for Police
department 40 42
Mullen & Papin, plumbing at Patrol
House 90
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co., 1
pair rubber boots for Patrol House 3 85
F. M. Jaeger & Co., two police
lamps .... 5 00
M. S. Hardie, letter heads for Po-
lice department 8 75
F. Graff, sawing wood for Police de-
partment 1 75
T. Malloy, sawing wood for Police
department 4 00
C. J. W. Saunders, meats for Ma-
tron department :125
A. Fluetsch, milk for Matron de-
partment 1 00
IEiohhorn & Bechtel, supplies for
Matron department 10 55
(71nbc-Jotn•cel, official printing for
March 67 50
Tel.•graph-llereld, official printing
for March 67 50
Nntiennl luemokrat. official printing
for March
00
l"Winn Electric arc lights mr
2:
March 13 77
M.'DonaId & Morrison \lfg. Co..
supplies f.n. Sewer department .. 3 5U
G. Ragatz & Son. repairs for Sewer
department 2 95
\I.)'ollias Express I'o., hauling
sprinklers to 4th St. Engine I Inose 2 00
J. N.•um:ui. repairing and rep:titing
9 street sprinklers 20:150
P. J. Seipel. lumber for special
sidewalk 'lep:urtment 43 90
C. H. Berg. Mayor, judgment and
court costs. case of Loutrelle vs.
City 613 50
Mrs. F. Eliwanger. personal clam -
ages sustained by her son, Edw
Ellwanger 50 00
C. H. Berg, Mayor. personal dam-
ages sustained by Clara L. Pierce 450 00
C. G. W. R'y. Co., claim for cost
Bee Branch storm sewer through
right of way between Garfield and
Rhomberg Avenues 1162 00
P. 1?isbach. final estimate for cost
Bee Branch sewer from Eagle
Point Avenue to Sanford Street 22045
The Register -Leader, official publi-
cation of legalizing act in relation
to street improvements 5 90
MACADAM LIST, MARCH. 1904.
Allen, Sam $ 8 50
Becker. Paul 2S 05
Bluchardt, Chas 19 55
Cain, Mike 154 20
Das, Peter 43 35
Donnegan, Mike 12 75
Ess, John 23 80
Frommelt, D. 14 45
Ginter, Peter 44 20
Ginter, Joe 33 15
Heck, Christ 29 75
Heck, Christ 23 80
Helmer, Max 45 00
Helmer. Max 61 20
Horrig, Lawrence 74 80
Kasper, Jac 41 '25
Koehler, John 14 00
Kronfeldt, \\•m 10 20 Af'
Lassance, F 43 35
Lembke, Herman 5 95
McClain, Wm
753
tis
McDermott. Wm10 20
McGee, John 15 30
McNulty, John 32 30
McPoland, Pat 29 75
Neubauer, John24 65
Parker, John 108 80
Purcell, John 38 25
Radloff, Fred 49 30
Reilly, Chas. (Mrs. A. Gandolfo
$4.60) 19 55
i
126 List of Warrants
Reilly, Chas 21 25.
Rusch, Wm 22 95
Schnee, Albert37 40
Schultz, ('has. 5 Li
Martineck, Jos, 12 35
O'Shea, i'at. 5 95
O'Shea, Pat. 2S C5
O'Shea, 'Phos. _ 5
O'Shea, Thos, 15 30
Ramus, John 15 30
Welsh. John 510
Zingle. Adam 0 s0
Zingle. Adam 03 75
Twieg, Johann 12 75
REGISTRATION CLERKS.
J. Carroll, 1st ward, 1st prec 27 5f1
R. F. Curran. 1st ward. 1st prec..., 27 50
J. Agnew. 1st ward. 2nd prec 27 50
M. Lippman. 1st ward. 2nd prec27 50
D. D. W. Carver, 2nd ward, 1st twee27 511
A. Lorenz. 2nd w:, rd. 1st prec 27 51)
W. T. Dillon. 2nd ward, 2nd prec27 55
F. R. Hnupes. 2nd ward. 2nd prec27 ;a
A. Woelker, 3rd ward. 1st prec 27 5n
P. B. Hoffm: n, •1rd hard, 1st prec27 50
D. M. P' cwha l:' r, Did ward, 2nd prec 27 50
F. Ne•jcdly, 3rd ward. 2nd prec• 27 50
Wrn. Haisch, 3rd ward, 3rd prec27 50
A. Palen. 3rd ward. 3rd prec 27 50
A. C. Gasser, 4th ward, 1st prec27 50
F. M. Hopkins, 4th ward, 1st prec27 50
T. B. Cain. 4th ward, 2nd prec 27 50
Geo. Willman, 4th ward. 2nd prec27 50
J. H. Trieh. 4th ward. 3rd prec27 Sri
J. Norton. 1111 ward. 3rd prec 27 50
A. J. H. 'I'uegel, 5th ward, 1st prec27 50
A. Kauffman, 5th ward, 1st prec27 50
.J. \li oer. 5th ward, 2nd prec 27 50
L. I' Tryon, 5th ward, 2nd prec 27 50
R. II cider, 5th ward, 3rd prec 27 50
F. ?'lihm. 5th ward, 3rd prec 27 50
P. Ziegler. 5th ward. 4th prec 27 60
P. Raal', 5th ward. 4th prec 27 50
JUDGES AND CLERKS OF ELECTION.
H. Riker. Judge. First Precinct,
First Ward10 00
J. \V. \Wickham, ,judge, First Pre-
cinct. First Ward 10 00
B. ('nin. Judge, First Precinct
First Ward 10 00
N. Coughlin. Clerk, First Precinct,
First Ward 10 00
L. Marlin, Clerk. First Precinct
First Ward 10 00
J. J. Sheridan. Judge. Second Pre-
cinct. First Ward 10 00
T. Hird. Judge. Second Precinct,
First Ward 10 00
M. Clancy. Judge, Second Precinct,
First Ward 10 00
T. J. White. Clerk, Second Precinct,
First Ward 10 00
J. W. Halpin, Clerk, Second Pre-
cinct, First Ward 10 00
L. T. Waterman, Judge, First Pre-
cinct. Second Ward 10 00
G. Schaffhauser, Judge, First Pre-
cinct, Second Ward 10 00
J. H. Carroll, Judge, First Pre-
cinct, Second Ward 10 00
J. H. Strobel. Clerk. First Pre-
cinct. Second Ward 10 00
W. La Barge, Clerk, First Pre-
cinct, Second Ward 10 00
G. N. Raymond. Judge. Second Pre-
cinct, Second Ward
Robt. Jess, Judge, Second Precinct,
Second Ward
Al. Heckler. Judge, Second Precinct
Second Ward
T. F. Ris. Clerk, Second Precinct
Second Ward
rd
T. E. Quinlan. Clerk. Second Pre-
cinct. Second Ward
Jos. L. Ho•r, Judge, First Precinct,
Third Ward
P. Olinger. Judge. First Precinct,
Third Ward
J. F. Kopsa. Judge. First Precinct,
Third Ward
G. Ziegler. Clerk, First Precinct,
Third Ward
A. Geoffroy, Clerk, First Precinct
Third Ward
S. Sutter. Judge, Second Precinct
Third Ward
M. Zemanek. Judge. Second Pre-
cinct, Third Ward
Jno. O'Connell. Judge, Second Pre-
cinct, Third Ward
A. Zinn. clerk Second Precinct
Third Ward
P. Hanson, Jr.. clerk Second Pre-
cinct, Third Ward
G. B. Albrecht, judge Third Pre-
cinct. Third Ward
N. ,Tacquinot. judge Third Precinct
Third Ward
P. J. Schuler. judge Third Precinct
Third Ward
L. Flynn. clerk Third Precinct.
Third Ward
B. W. Westercamp, clerk Third
Precinct, Third Ward
E. P. Laude. judge First Precinct
Fourth Ward
W. T. Gilliam. judge First Precinct
Fourth Ward
C. E. Wales. judge First Precinct,
Fourth Ward
Geo. Lyon. clerk First Precinct,
Fourth Ward
F. P. Hayes, clerk First Precinct
Fourth Ward
J. Schromen. judge Second Precinct,
Fourth Ward
Jas. Hird. judge Second Precinct,
Fourth Ward
P. Royce. judge Second Precinct
Fourth Ward
\\ Baxter, clerk Second Precinct
Fr.nrth Ward
E. E. McEvoy. clerk Second Pre-
cinct, Fourth Ward
A. A. Schilling, judge Third Pre-
cinct, Fourth Ward
T. Allen, judge Third Precinct
Fourth Ward
A. Wombacher, judge Third Pre-
cinct, Fourth 'Ward
G. H. Wolf, clerk Third Precinct,
Fourth Ward
J. Lee. Jr.. clerk Third Precinct,
Fourth Ward
A. Reed, judge First Precinct
Fifth Ward
L. C. Fuller, judge First Precinct,
Fifth Ward
Jno. Slicber, judge First Precinct,
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10 00
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10 00
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10 00
List of Warrants
127
Fifth Ward
•C. Ara this, clerk First Precinct,
Fifth Ward
C. Thomas, clerk First Precinct,
Fifth Ward
J. Zimmerman, Judge Second Pre-
cinct, Fifth Ward 10 00
E. J. Schilling, Judge Second Pre-
cinct, Fifth IVard
T. Scharle, Judge Second Precinct,
Fifth Ward
'F. Neuwochner, Clerk Second Pre-
cinct, Fifth \\•ard
Jas. Kane. Clerk Second Precinct,
Fifth Ward
R. Jones. Judge Third Precinct,
Fifth Ward 10 00
O. W. Gieger, Judge Third Precinct,
Fifth Ward
G. Rettenmaier, Judge Third Pre-
cinct, Fifth Ward 10 00
,C. Conrad. Clerk Third Precinct,
Fifth Ward 10 00
J. Kruse, Clerk Third Precinct,
Fifth Ward 10 00
E. E. Frith, Judge Third Precinct,
Fifth Ward 10 00
R. Flick. Judge Third Precinct,
Fifth Ward 10 00
A. Stoltz. Judge Third Precinct,
Fifth Ward 10 00
D. Maas, Clerk, Third Precinct,
Fifth Ward 10 00
A. Prange, Clerk, Third Precinct.
Fifth Ward 10 00
BUILDINGS USED FOR REGISTRA-
TION AND ELECTION.
FIRST WARD.
First Precinct—Rafferty's Place, $20.00;
E. Seeley, $5.00.
Second Precinct—Mrs. Lucas' Place,
$20.00; P. Regan, $5.00.
FIFTH WARD.
Third Precinct—Pa len's Place. $20.00.
FOURTH WARD.
First Precinct—Wales Hotel, $20.00; Re-
liable Dairy Co., $5.00.
Second Precinct, N. Hebler. $25.00.
Third Precinct, Kenyon's Barber shop.
$20.00; F. Stifles, $5.00.
FIFT F-IWARD.
First Precinct, F. Spahn, $20.00; Win.
Meyer, $5.00.
Second Precinct. A. W. Albrecht, $20.00;
Mrs. E. Henge, $5.00.
Third Precinct. Miss Ruse Fengler's
Place, $20.00; J. D. Carley. $5.00.
Fourth Precinct. Wm. Rnesner's Place.
$20.00; J. R. Flick, $5.u0.
H. Brinkman, interest paid on
warrants outstanding $1,557 4
H. Brinkman, postage stamps $1-8517
0(1
H. Brinkman. refunded license 2 00
H. Brinkman, New York exchange 85
H. Brinkman, telegrams to New
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
York
80
H. Brinkman, freight charges, fire 4 05
H. Brinkman, library trustee or-
ders paid 916 87
Labor on streets in the different dis-
tricts during the first half of April1901:
'E, Amand,a 2nd 4 75
Al. Alderson, 3rd 14 20
Sam Allen, 3rd 15 2n
Rich Burns, 1st 12 8,5
Watt Burke, 1st 6 75
Geo, Bechtel, 1st 2 ,r.,
Jos. Brouillette, 1st, $6.10; 2nd, $1.557 f
John Burns, 1st 4 15
\\•.
Buelow, 2nd 1.l,,
C. Bremer, 2nd 10
Anton Bolcin, 2nd w
Chas. P,uddien, 2nd In Sn
Jake Brenner. 2nd In 0
C. Buse, 2nd 9 IG
C. Buelow, 2nd In S„
J. Brachtenhach, 2nd 9 15
A. Beiersdorf, 2nd 4 7a
C. Bluecher, 2nd 7 45
Paul Becker, 3rd 16 2o,
D. J. Brightbill, 3rd 15 57,
Jos. Blocker, 3rd 4 (1}
Jos. Brown, 1st. $4.40; 2nd. :Ks(); ;rd,
$4.35 17 51
W. Coughlin. 1st 14 20
Mike Cain, 1st 13 50
Jerry Cahill, 1st 115+7
Peter Carney, 1st 13 50
Lant. Cahill, 1st 14 20
Mike Cunningham. 1st 7 45
Tom Cahill, 1st 2 70
James Callahan, 1st 20 00
John Corbett, 2nd 11 50
Denis Corcoran, 2nd 810
Frank Cherry, 2nd 1215
Sam Christiansen. 2nd 7 45
Hiram C'obh, 1st. $4.40; 2nd, $8.80;
3rd, $4.35 17 55
Jas. Connolly. 1st. $4.40; 2nd. $8.80;
3rd $4 25 17 55
H. Cosgrove. 1st, $G:65: 2nd, $10.00;
3rd, $3.35 20 00
Peter Defontaine, 1st 11 50
John Dougherty. 1st 14 20
Tom Donahue. 1st. $10.15; 2nd, $1.3511 50
E. Desmond. 1st, $8.10; 2nd, $1.359 45
N. J. Durchen, 1st 7 45
Mike Donegan, 1st 2 70
John Drehouso. 2nd 715
P. Devaney. 2nd 1115
L. Darmacher. lad 6 75
M. Diftording. lnd 1110
Peter ltax. 2nd 9 45
John Egan. 1st. $12.15; 2nd. $1. 1 13 50
John Engels. 2nd 1215
J. Eberhardt. lnd 8 80
John Es-. hint 10 80
C. l:llermaii i 2n(1 10 15
Pon Fox. 1st 12 85
\lila• Farrell, 1st 1015
(;,•,•g,• Frost. 1st 20 00
John I ;•I, y. 2nd 15 00
\V. 1 nley. :n,l 610
Pat Parrett. 2nd 8 80
Frank Frick. 2nd 8 80
W. Flanagan, 2nd 7 45
Peter Fasselius. 2nd 12 15
John Flynn. 3rd 14 20
P. Fenelon. 1st, $4.40; 2nd. $8.80; 3rd
$4.35 17 55
Pat Grue, 1st 13 50
Peter Gregory, 1st 14 20
Pat Gilloon. 1st. $12.15; 2nd. $1.55.... 13 50
Barney Glass. 1st 14 20
Henry Galles 2nd 12 85
Peter Guenter. 2nd 12
15
J. M. Garrison. 2nd. 12 85
Ins.
(trot). 2nd. 14 20
128 List of Warrants.
Jos. Guenter. 2nd. 12 15
H. Erode. 2nd. 9 45
George Gnu, 2nd. 13 60
C. Gantenhein, 2nd. 20 00
Hubert Ga Ho. 2nd, 6 40
Chas. Gruen zig. 3rd. 15 55
Jos. Giesl;tnd. 3rd. 5 40
Tom 1lac'kney, 1st. 8 80
John Mafcy, 1st. 8 80
Gen. 1-Tecklinger, 2nd. 10 30
George T-lahn. 2nd. 20 00
A. Henderson, 2nd. 1 35
.Tohn Heartle. 2nd. 1215
Phil Hense, 2nd. 9 45
James T-Tird, 3rd. 19 50
Tom Harker, 3rd. 14 20
John Heil, 1st. $7.50; 2nd, $11.25; 3rd,
$3.75 22 50
W. Johnson, 2nd. 13 50
Peter Jacob. 2nd. 80
Aug. Jass, 2nd. 4 75
C. Jamar. 3rd. 16 80
Tim. molly, 1st 12 85
N. Kcttonhofen, 2nd. 10 95
.john Kness, 2nd. 9 45
Mike Ras, 2nd. 4 05
Jake Kasper, 2nd. 1216
Theo. Klaeska, 2nd. 10 80
Chs. Krantz, 2nd. 1215
Jos.Ttientzle. 2nd. 9 45
C. Kupfersehmidt, 2nd: 9 45
Paul Krocheski. 2nd. 11 50
Juin Beast. 3rd 14 85
Peter Kaiser, 3rd. 7 80
Jake Kraus, 1st, $4.40; 2nd, $8.80; 3rd
$4.35 17 55
Mike Lavin, 1st, $9.45; 2nd, $1.35 10 80
Martin Lonergan, 1st. $10.80; 2nd,
$1.35 12 15
Pat Lynch. 2nd 13 50
Dietrich Lillig, 2nd 4'
Frank Lassance, 2nd 10 Cu
Louis Long. 2nd 8 Wt
Henry Long, 2nd 9 15
John Lanser, 2nd 8 80
Herman Lembke, 2nd 8 45
Walter Lynch, 3rd 610
Mike Meagher, 1st 810
John Mahoney. 1st 15 75
Phil Melloy, 1st 12 85
George Moore. 1st, $8.10; 2nd, $1.359 45
A. \V. Miller, 1st, $2.70; 2nd, $1.354 05
Ed. Malloy. 2nd 2 70
Andre,. Mai, 2nd 2 70
James Malloy. 2nd 6 75
John -Murray. 2nd S 10
Tom Malloy, 2nd 7 45
A. Mandersebeid, 2nd 9 45
Ernest Moshe, 2nd 12 55
J. G. Modl, 2nd 8 80
Jos. Martinek, :4•d15 90
d
John McNulty, 1st 14 20
John SIo(;oe, 1st 12 85
James McCarron. 1st 14 20
John McQuillan, lst 14 85
Frank McCann, 1st 12 85
W. McDermott, 1st 7 45
James McAllese, 1st, $15.75; 2nd, $1.50 17 25
Dan McPoland, 1st 35
John McLaughlin, 1st 1160
Chas. McManus, 2nd 911
John McGrath, 3rd 4 05
Jas. MeCrackin, 3rd. 1015
Pat. Mc Poland,- 3rd. 12 ,s:
': i i Na oak. 2nd. 11 50
'Phos. Needham, 2nd. 11 50
John Nuts, 3rd. 15 90
John \o,•nan. 3rd. S 10
.Tames O'Shea. 1st 1015
R". O'lirit n. 1st 2e 00
('has, (lltn, 2nd• :1 45
Chas. ((Neill, 3rd. 15 55
17 55
John O'I-Tallora-n, 3rd,
James Purcell, 1st 12 15
James Powers. 1st 8 10
John Pfeiffer, 2nd. 510
.lake Perrion, 2nd. 10 SO
W. Papenthein, 2nd. 7 45
Pinsch, 2nd. 13 50
John Parker. 3rd. 15 57
Geo. Putnam, 3rd. 15 55
W. Quinlan. 1st. 11 50
Phil Reddin, 1st. $8.10: 2nd. $1.:75 9 45
.Tames Ryan. 1st, 314.55; 2nd, $1.3516 20
Mat. Raishek, 2nd. 1150
Fred Remus. 2nd. 9 4h
C. Ripisch, 2nd. 1015
Fred Radloff, 2nd. 4 75
Chas, Reinfrank, 2nd. 9 45
James Reed, 3rd. 14 85
Jos. Rooney, 1st, $3.85; 2nd. $10.00,
3rd, $3.35 20 00
Vick Sweeney, 1st 12 85
Frank Strohmeyer, 1st 12 55
11. S. Sughrue. 1st 2 70
Dan Sheehan. lst. 14 50
Chas. Stick, 1st 205
IV. Sheridan, 1st, $14.20; 2nd, $1.3515 55
John Schafer. 1st 1015
John Spear. 1st 9 00
George Shirt, 1st. $9.45; 2nd, $1.3510 80
('kris. Shool, 2nd 10 80
Ernest Smith. 2nd 14 `20
Aug. Soyke, 2nd 11 50
Merman Smith. 2nd 1015
Jos. Statel, 2nM 11 50
John Sloan. 2nd 9 SO
Rich. Sullivan, 2nd 2 05
Jake Scheuer. 2nd 10 80
Jos. Schafetel, 2nd 1215
Jake Scheidecker, 2nd 1015
A. Schilski, 2n'd 9 45
Sam Sommer, 2nd 8 10
John Schemmel, 2nd 4 75
Chas. Seward, 2nd 9 45
Nie. Schroeder, 2nd 5 40
Sam Sterling, 3rd 5 40
James Smith, 3rd 14 85
Louis Smith, 3rd 8 45
Frank Scher', 1st, $4.40; 2nd, $8.80;
3rd, $4.35 17 55
Lawrence Trost, 2nd 12 8.5
R. Turner, 2nd 14 `20
John Twieg, 2nd. 1215
W. Tobin', 3rd 2 70
John Taschner, 3rd 16 20
John Varhoof, 1st 4 05
C. Vincent, 2nd 9 45
W. Welsh, 1st, $14.20; 2nd, $1.35 15 55
John Welsh, 1st, $8.10; 2nd, $1.359 45
Jacob \\'ittmer, 1st, $6.75; 2nd. $1.35., 810
Anton \\"ondrasek, 2nd 10 80
Nic \\'ampach, 2nd 17150
G. W'iedma.n, 2nd 45
Anton \Vela, 2nd 12 85
Jos. Williams, 3rd 13 85
John Walsh, 3rd 15 55
Official Notices.
Fred Weber, 3rd 14 57,
W. We a rmout h, 3rd 20 no
Gen. Zumhoff. 2nd is no
Adam Zingcl, 3rd 15 ,5
TEAMS.
Peter Apple, 1st 11 80
Frank Burns. 2nd 6n so
Becker 13ros.. 2nd 45 20
F. Boutin. 2rd 22 40
J. Berwanger, 2nd 39 69
Josh Calvert, 1st. $37.80; 2nd, $3.6041 40
John Calvert. 1st 10 00
James Costello, 3rd 9 nn
Ben Cain, 3rd 3 60
M. Gantenhein. 2nd 37 80
Jos. (1anahl. 3rd 7 20
Mike Hannan, 1st, $37.50: 2nd. $3.6041 10
J. Handenschield. 2nd 04 1:11
John Huffmire. 2nd 19 ria
Peter Horseh. 2nd 12 40
Mike Kenneally. 1st 26 00
James Keefe. let, $:31.60; 2nd. $9.6041 20
J. Knoernschield, 2nd 27 00
John Kane. 3rd 25 20
John Linehan. 1st 40 61
Pat Linehan. 2nd 67 20
John Long. 2nd 37 50
Jas. Lonergan. 3rd 36 01
John Mulgrew, let 21 60
J. J. McCollins. 1st 46 4u
Jeff McGrath. 3rd 34 2.
John O'Meara, 1st 7 20
Dennis O'Meara. let 36•bl
A. Palley. 2nd 7 20
George Reynolds. 1st 23 40
George Rashid, 1st 7 20
W. flock. 2nd 32 40
H. Rinck, 2nd
Ed. Seeley. 1st
Jerry Sullivan, 1st (Valley St.) 17 Y,
Pat Shea, 1st 19
Adam Stoltz, 2nd 30 62
Jerry Sullivan, 3rd ("Vernon St.)71 2.
J. Sutherland. 3rd 34 20
J. Thanie, 2nd 32 40
James Tobin, 3rd 30 6,
Frank Winters. 3rd 43 20
M. Zogg. 2nd 39 60
Labor on Sewers during the first half of
April. 1904:
P. Casserly, labor $ 20 SO
J. Corcoran. labor 20 80
R. T. Eddy, foreman 25 00
R. A. Fuller, labor 8 00
F. Holinecker, labor 'II 80
P. Kenneally, labor 20 80
P. Sage, labor 17 60
Landon Taylor. labor 20 80
L. Zemanek, labor 6 40
Butt Bros., repairs for Sprinkling
department 1 00
R. F. Curran, back salary as Wharf -
master 160 51
C. H. Berg, Mayor, witness fees in
case of Lottie A. Walker vs. City 27 15
C. H. Berg. Mayor, court costs case
of Maria L. Thedinga. vs. City 9 30
C. H. Berg, Mayor. court costs case
of J. C. Fitzpatrick vs. City 53 15
I hereby certify that the foregoing is
a true and correct list of all warrants is-
sued by me during the month of April,
1904. C. F. ARENDT,
City Recorder.
12U
N( (11('E.
OF THE CITY c, I.'S INTENT1oN
TO IMPROVE EA CEMANN AVENEE.
Fill m WEST [UI' EINE oF ('Mt 1.Elt
AVENEE, TO THE EAST LINE Ml'
LII' 115a. I.. H. LANGWowri iy•s
iDprioN. AND yr is ilEitEity
Piz( (l'MEi TO intADE,
11EREVER NECESSARY, AND
PAVE SA ID STREET WITH 1:R1cK
1E PREsEN r i AcA 1,A M
FoCNDATION.
To All Whom It Ma Y Concern:
You and each of you are herebyti
fled that it is the intention of ill, y
Council of the City of D.ibuque to im-
prove Kaufmann Avenue from the west
lot line of Corder Avenue to east line of
lot 14:m. T.. TI. Langworthy's addition.
That a plat and specifications of said
proposed improvement is now on file in
the office of the City Recorder.
Tt Is estimated by the City Engineer
that said improvement will require 7.200
square yards of Brick Paving. 3,267 lineal
feet of Curbstone reset, and SO lineal feet
of new Curbstone, at an estimat2d cost
to the property owners of $10.060.00.
Any person having objection to said
improvement is hereby notified to appear
before the City Council at Its regular ses-
li,r, to be held on the 19th day of May,
1904. or to file with the City Recorder
their objection in writing on or before
the 1.1411 day of May, 1901.
Dated at Dubuque May 9t11. 1904.
C. F. A RENET.
5-9-10t. t v Re:order.
NOT In'
THF CITY COI"NCi LS INTENTION
IM PROVE COELER A V EN ('['7
I1 P03 EAGT.E POINT AV EN1-43
'ENTER OF TWENTI-SEcoND
STREET. AND IT IS 11 EIcEllY T'P,O-
rosED To GRADE WII ERE -
EVER NEcESSAllY. AND PAVE SAID
STREET WITH 1PII('K CON-
CRETE FOT:NDA TioN.
To Ail Whom It May concern:
You and each of you aro hereby noti-
fied that it is the intention of the City
Council of the City of Dubuque to im-
prove Colder Avenue from Eagle Point
Avenue to the center of Twenty-second
Street.
That a plat and specifications of said
proposed improvement is now on file in
the office of the City Recorder.
It is estimated by tht: City Engineer
that said improvement will require 7.125
square yards of Brick Paving, 2.375 Tinel
feet of Curbstone reset, and 493 lineal
feet of new Curbstone, at an estimated
cost to the property owners of $13,974.65.
Any person having objection to said
improvement is hereby notified to appear
before the City Council at its regular see
sion to be held on the 19th day of May,
1904, or to file with the City Recorder
their objection in writing on or before
the 19th day of May, 1904.
Dated at Dubuque May 9th. 1904.
C. F. ARENDT,
5-9-10t, City Recorder.
NOTICE TO SEWER CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the City Recorder until 7:30
o'clock p. m., Thursday, May 19th. 1904.
for the construction of a Storm Water
Sewer in Washington Street, from Eigh-
teenth Street to Nineteenth Street, ac-
cording to the plans and specifications
prepared by the City Engineer and now
on file in the office of the City Re-
corder.
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Official Notices.
It is estimated by the City Engineer
that it will require 118 lineal feet of 12 -
inch Tile Pipe and 333 lineal feet of 24 -inch
Tile Pipe and 2 manholes.
The work to be paid for when said work
is completed and accepted by the City
Council, the same to be completed on or
before the 15th day of July, 1904.
Bidder must state price per lineal foot
for Tile Pipe, and each manhole. All
bids must he accompanied by a certified
check for $50.00 on some Dubuque Dank,
as a guarantee that a contract will be en-
tered into if awarded.
The city reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Dated at Dubuque. May 9th, 1904.
C. F. ARENDT,
C. F. ARENDT,
5-9-10t. City Recorder.
NOTICE TO SEWER CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the City Recorder until 7:30
o'clock p. m.. Thursday, May 19th, 1904,
for the construction of an 8 -inch Tile
Pipe Sanitary Sewer in White Street
from Eagle Point Avenue to Sanford
Street, according to the plans and spec-
ifications prepared by the City Engineer
and now on file in the office of the City
Recorder.
It is estimated by the City Engineer
that it will require 980 lineal feet of 8 -inch
Tile Pipe and 4 Manholes.
The work to be paid for when said work
is completed and accepted by the City
Council, the same to be completed on or
before the 15th day of July, 1904.
Bidder must state price per lineal foot
for Tile Pipe, and each manhole. All
bids must be accompanied by a certified
check for $50.00 on some Dubuque Bank.
as a guarantee that a contract will he en-
tered into if awarded,
The city reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Dated at Dubuque. May 9th, 1904.
5-9-10t. City Recorder.
NOTICE TO PAINTERS.
Bids will be received at the office of
the City Recorder up to 7:4 P. M. Thurs-
day, May 19th, 1904, for Painting the
Town Clock and Tower. according to
specifications now on file in this office.
All bids must be accompanied by a cer-
tified check for $50.00 on some Dubuque
bank as a guarantee that a contract will
be entered into If awarded.
The City reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Dated at Dubuque. May 12th, 1904.
C. F. ARENDT,
5-12-7t. City Recorder.
NOTICE TO TEAM OWNERS.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
Office of the City Recorder up to 7:30
o'clock P. M. Thursday, May 5th, 1904, for
sweeping the brick paved streets as per
schedule on file in the City Engineer's
Office. Proposals will also he received at
the same time for hauling away the
sweepings of the brick paved streets.
Bidders have the privilege of bidding on
llther or both propositions.
The City reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. C. F. ARENDT,
5.2 4t City Recorder.
VACATION NOTICE.
Notice is Hereby Given, That there is
now on file in my office a plat asking the
vacation of a part of Charter Street from
the \Vest line of Levee to the East line
of Water Street, and from the East line
of Water Street to the East line of I. •t
Block M. and Lot 1 of Block 11.
All persons ha% ing any objecti, t. = t
sail proposed vacation must lib. their
claims in my office on er before May 19.
1904. JAMES II. BOYCE,
10t City Engineer.
_-- OFFICE\I. i't'iI1.1C'ATION.
A\ ltll>INANCI:.
An Ordinance Providing r.t, the Appoint-
ment of an Inspector of \V'oo,l, and Reg-
ulating the Sale of \1'0 .tl or Fuel in the
City of Dubuque. and Repealing Chapter
XXI. of the Revised Ordinanets of 19111 of
the City of Dubuque:
BE IT ORDAINED BY 'I'I-IE CITY
COl'NC'IL OF '1HE CITY OF Dl'-
]iC(11-E:
Section 1. That Chapter XXI. of the
Revised Ordinances of 1901 of the City of
Dubuque. the same being an Ordinance
providing for an appointment of an in-
spector of wood, and regulating the sale
of wood and fuel in the City of Dubuque,
be and the same is hereby repealed.
Section 2. That the City Council shall,
during the month of April following each
municipal election, appoint some compe-
tent person as City Inspector of \\'ood,
who shall remain in office during the
pleasure of the Council, and whose duty it
shall be to enforce the provisions of this
ordinance, and such amendments thereto
as may from time to time be mule.
Section 3. Said inspector of wood shall,
for the faithful performance of his du-
ties, give bond in the sum of five hun-
dred dollars. with sureties, which bond
shall be approved by the City Council,
and be renewed by said inspector every
year. Said inspector shall be sworn to
perform the duties of such itice to the
best of his knowledge and ability. and in
conformity with the provisions of this
ordinance.
Section 4. All cord wood hereafter sold
to consumers for fuel in the City of Du-
buque, shall he sold by the cord or part
thereof, and the cord mentioned in this
ordinance shall consist of one hundred
and twenty-eight cubic feet. well and
compactly piled, with reasonahle allow-
ances for crooked and uneven wood and
that a cord of sawed wood consist of one
hundred and twelve feet.
Section 5. All cord wood delivered fol
fuel to consumers In said City, whether
sawed or unsawed, either in 'pen racks
or box wagcns, shall be well and com-
pactly piled before presenting the same
to the inspector of wood for measure-
ment.
Section 6. No wood dealer of said City
and no employee of such dealer and no
farmer or other person shall deliver to
any resident of said City any cord wood
for fuel either sawed or unsawed, upon
any wagon, sled or other vehicle, until
the same shall have been first inspected
and measured by the inspector of wood,
and a certificate of the quantity thereof,
in cords or part of a cord, has been de-
livered to him by said inspector; such in-
spection and measurement to be made
after said wood has been loaded upon
such wagon, sled or other vehicle. The
certificates of measurement to be deliv-
ered in each instance to the purchaser of
the wood; provided. that cord wood de-
livered in quantities less than one-half
of a cord need not he measured.
Section 7. The inspector of wood shall
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131
not buy, sell or in any manner deal in
wood either for himself or others. save
and except to purchase wood for his own
use, nor shall he be interested either di-
rectly or indirectly in the purchase or
selling of wood, nor in the profits to be
derived therefrom. nor shall he in any
manner aid or assist in making sales or
purchases of wood.
Section 8. The inspector of wood shall
designate at least three places. distribut-
ed in such a manner Its to be readily ac-
cessible from the different wood yards of
the City, and said inspector or a deputy
appointed by him, shall attend at such
places, or at such other places as may be
designated by the Council at all reason-
able times and measure all wood brought
to such places for that purpose, and shall
deliver a certificate of the quantity
thereof to the person bringing the same.
All wood dealers shall settle with the
wood inspector at the end of each month
for all wood measured by him during the
month. Said inspector shall also have
deputies located on the various roads
leading into the City who shall measure
all cord wood, whether sawed or un -
sawed, brought into the City to be offered
for sale as fuel. A certificate in each
case to he delivered, showing the number
of cubic feet contained in the load.
Section 9. Said inspector shall be re-
sponsible for any damage occasioned by
his neglect, carelessness, or fradulent
measurement and on conviction of fraud-
ulent measurement he shall pay a fine of
not less than ten dollars nor more than
fifty dollars, together with the costs of
prosecution, and be imprisoned until such
fine and costs are paid, not exceeding
thirty days. and be removed from office
by the City Council.
Section 10. The inspector of wood shall
be entitled to receive the sum of ten
cents for each load measured when the
quantity does not exceed one cord. when
a load exceeds one hundred and thirty
cubic feet. the sum of fifteen cents may
be charged and received therefor.
Section 11. The duties of the inspector
of wood and harbor master may be per-
formed by the same person at the pleas•
are of the Council. In such cases he
shall have full control of placing and piI
ing of cerd wood and lumber upon the
levee in said city and shall have com-
plete supervision thereof, for which ser-
vice he shall be entitled to receive the
sum of three cents per cord for cord
wood, and five cents per thousand feet
for lumber. from the owners thereof.
Section 12. Any person who shall resist
or interfere with the inspector of wood
or his deputies, in the performance of
their duties under this ordinance. or shall
neglect or refuse to comply with ;my of
the requirements thereof, or any person
who shall use a certificate issued by such
inspector for a load of wood other than
the one for which it was issued. shall be
punished by a fine of not less than five
dollars nor more than fifty dollars. to-
gether with the costs of prosecution. at
the discretion of the court before whom
he may he prosecuted and such court
may imprison any such person until such
fine and costs are paid. not exceeding
thirty days.
Section 13. The inspector of wood shall
keep a correct and true account of all
wood measured by him, and shall report
to the City Council at the first regular
session in each month. the amount of
wood measured by him and his deputies
during the month previous; for whom the
same was measured and the amount of
fees paid therefor by each person and
shall account for and pay into the treas-
ury live per cent of all fees received by
him during said month, and shall turn
over to the Auditor the stubs of all cer-
tificates issued by him showing the date
of issue, the amount of wood measured,
for whom measured and the fees charged
for the same.
Section 14. Any wood dealer in the City
of Dubuque, whenever he deems advis-
able, may call upon the inspector of wood
to measure ani wood delivered to lien.
whether in ears. barges or in any lithe:
manner, and shrill nay therefor the sunt
of three cents per eerd. 1'pon such re-
quest being made. said inspector of wood
shall perform the services required and
upon receipt ef compensation above
provided. shall deliver a certificate the
quantity of wood measured.
Section 15. This Ordinance to be it.
force and take effect from and after its
passage and publication one time in the
Dubuque Daily Globe -Journal newspaper.
Adopted May 5th, 1904.
Approved May 11th, 1904.
C. H. BERG. Mayor.
Attest: C. F. ARE,N 11'I'.
City Roc•iu•11e1.
Published officially in the Evening
Globe -Journal May 24th. 1904.
5-24-1t C. F. ARIND'I'.
City Recorder.
LEGAL,
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To All Who Are Named Below: You are
hereby notified that in accordance with
an ordinance of the City of Dubuque for
repairing sidewalks during the month of
April, 1904, that a special assessment will
be levied for the expense thereof at the
regular meeting of the City Council upon
all lots and parcels of land subject to
such special assessment. And you are
notified to appear at said meeting of the
Council to be held on the 2nd day June.
A. D. 1904, and show cause, if any you
have, why sand assessment should not
be levied:
1904.
April 5—Louis Reineicke. Smedley's
Sub.. lot 19 rp
April 7—Kate Lundbeck, Cox's Add,
E. 24 ft. lot 22 95
April. 5—Leathers & Trewin. L. H
Langworthy's Add.. N. 71 ft. lot 151 35
April 7—E. H. Shepply, Cox's Add,
lot 3 49
April 7—Leathers & Trewin, Burden-
Lawther Add.. lot 87 45
April 7—Leathers Sr Trewin, Burden-
Lawther Add., lot 110 35
April S—Martin Kunkel, McCraney's
1st Add., lot 74 55
April 9—J. L. Meyer, Sub. 70 and 77
Union Add., lot _t 1 40
April 1l—J. L. huhtell Est.. (luig-
ley's Sub. 710, lot I 50
April 11—Geo. Willman. V inl ' 's
Add., lot 12
April 1l—.John J. Keane, City. lot 4;07. 4ei
April 13—Winona Land Co., DuhwmOe
Harbor Co's. Add., Block 1. lot 12..9.,
April 13—Anna M. Bush, Dubuque
Harbor Co's. Add., Block 1, lot 10..
April 13—Mrs. J. McLaren. Clemmin-
son's Sub., lot 4
April 14—Edw. Muntz. Sub. Min. lot
40
132 Official Notices.
81, lot 1 45
April 14—Jno. J. McLaughlin, Mob-
ley's Dubuque, lot 3 1 00
April 14—Julia Langworthy, Julia L
Langworthy's Add., lots _- 60
April 14—S. M. Langworthy Est,
Julia L. Langworthy's Add., lot 165
April 15—Chicago Great Western Ry
Co., right of way (15th st.) 50
April 15—A. \V. Kemler Est.. City,
lot 281 80
April 18—Paul Trent Est.. Smyth's
Sub., lots 5-6 40
April 18—Buol & Loetscher, Loetscher
& Trueb's Sub., lot 13 70
April 18—Chas. Bergner Est., S. M
Langworthy's Add., lot 46 55
April 18—J. H. Simplot Est., Mineral
lot 83 35
April 19—German Trust & Savings
bank, Dorgan's Sub., lot 1 85
April 19—John Marzen, E. Langwor-
thy's Add., N. 35 ft. lot 35 40
April 19—M. D. Goux, E. Langwor-
thy's Add., lot 51 40
April 19—R. & E. Langworthy Est,
Glendale Add., lots 220-221 155
April 19—Jacob Kessler, Glendale
Add., lot 37 35
April 19—Jno. M. Ziegler, Glendale
Add., lot 36 65
April 20—Dubuque Malting Co., L. H
Langworthy's Add., Sa and Marsh's
Add.. lot 1 65
April 20—Geo. B. Burch Est., City,
lot 51 3 05
April 21—Theo. Weber, Sub. 1 of 2 of
Sub. 1 of 3 of 10 and 2 of 11,
Knicst's Sub., lot 2 40
April 21—Peter Kiene et al, Elm St
Sub., lots 1-" 40
April 21—Chicago Great Western Ry
Co., Smedley's Sub., lot 1 1 85
April 21—Emelia Guthrie, Kelly's
Sub., lot 4 80
April 21—Al. Matthews, Sub. City 738,
lot 3 65
April 22—Mrs. J. Fecker, Cook's
Add., lots 47 40
April 23—Rich. Waller Est., McCran-
ey's 1st Add., S. E. 125 ft. lot 10045
April 23—R. M. Kunz, McCraney's
1st Add., lot 82 45
April 25—Ellen Ohde. Sub. 2, City 673,
lot G 65
April 23—P. Hughes, Needham's
Sub., lot 1 35
April 25—J. H. Simplot, Mineral lot 82 55
April 25—Frank M. Marsh, Sub. Pt.
Min. Lot 174, lots 1-2 50
April 25—R. Bonson Est., S. M. Lang -
worthy's Add.. lot 12 35
April 25—Jas. Levi, Davis Farm Add,
lot 238 68
April 27—Anna Kelly, Cox's Add,
lots 99-100 45
April 27—W. G. Cox, Cox's Add,
lots G0-61 50
April 27—Winona Land Co., Dubuque
Harbor Co's. Add., Block 1, lot 1365
April 27—C. H. Eighmey, City, lots
569-570 1 35
April 27—Winona Land Co., City, lot
565 60
April 28—A. W. Kemler Est., Mc-
Coy's Sub., lot 1 1 30
April 28—Mary A. McQuillan, Sub.
City 692, lot 3 1 05
April 28—Mercy hospital, Min. lot 66,
lots 1-2 50
April 28—John J. Keane, City, lot 72665
April 28—Winona Land Co., City, lot
565 60
April 28—D. S. Wilson Est., City, lot
662a 70
April 28—Rosa Goebel, Sub. City 505,
lot 2 95
April 29—Valentine Schiel, Sub. 196
and 197, L. H. Langworthy's Add,
lot 10 65
April 29—R. & E. Langworthy Est,
Glendale Add., lots 224-221 65
April 29—Annie Gilden, City, lot 129 75
April 30—H. Wunderlich, Fortune's
Sub., lot 15 130
Total $42 95
C. F. ARENDT,
5-23-10t. City Recorder.
NOTICE
OF THE CITY COUNCIL'S INTENTION
TO CONSTRUCT A SANITARY SEW-
ER IN BOOTH STREET FROM
DODGE STREET TO FOREST LANE.
AND IN WEST THIRD STREET
FROM BOOTH STREET TO NEVADA
STREET, THENCE NORTHERLY IN
SAID NEVADA STREET TO THE AL-
LEY FIRST SOUTH OF \VEST FIFTH
STREET.
To All Whom It May Concern:
You and each of you are hereby notified
that it is the intention of the City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque to construct
an 8 -inch Tile Pipe Sanitary Sewer in
Booth Street from Dodge Street to Forest
Lane, and in West Third Street from
Booth Street to Nevada Street, thence
northerly in said Nevada Street to the Al-
ley first south of West Fifth Street.
That a plat and specifications of said
proposed Sewer is now on file in the Office
of the City Recorder.
It is estimated by the City Engineer
that said Sewer will be 3,220 lineal feet in
length, including 13 Manholes, and will
cost the abutting property owners $2,500.00
in total.
Any person having objections to the
construction of said Sanitary Sewer are
hereby notified to appear before the City
Council at its regular session, June 2nd,
1904, or to file in writing with the City
Recorder their objections on or before
June 2nd, 1904.
Dated at Dubuque May 23rd, 1904.
C. F. ARENDT,
5-23-10t City Recorder.
Regular Session June 2, 1904.
133
CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Session. June 2nd, 1904.
(Official.)
Council met at 8:15 o'clock P. M.
Mayor Berg in the chair.
Present—Aids. Clancy, Frith, Jones,
Lyons, McLaughlin and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
Ald. McLaughlin moved that the
council proceedings for the month of
May be approved as printed. Carried.
BILLS.
The following hills were ordered
paid:
L. Daily, cleaning around Mar-
ket Square during months of
April and May $ 28 00
Mrs. H. Koenig. cleaning and
scrubbing offices at City Hall 17
Mrs. L. Fichter. cleaning and
scrubbing offices at City Hall 16 20
G. Smith. cleaning and repairing
at City Hall . 20 25
T. E. Frith. removing garbage
and dead animals 335 50
T. E. Frith. removing dead ani-
mals for March and April 22 50
. F. P. Hayes, board of prisoners
for May 14 00
\V. Foster. inspector on \\'hite
street sewer . 5 45
M. O'Meara. inspector nn
Dodge street sewer 20 00
M. Ahearn. Inspector on Alpine
street sewer TS 60
Key City Gas Co.. gas for var-
ious departments 77 70
M. E. Erwin. Parisian gas burn-
ers for various departments 28 00
Smith -Morgan Prtg Co.. print-
ing and binding April and
May pamphlets 20 00
Smith -Morgan Prtg Co.. sup-
plies for City election
Eichhorn & Bechtel. lamps and
oil for City election . ... 8 to
Eichhorn & Bechtel, supplies
for City Hall
Pape & Jacquinot, plumbing at
Jackson park
-McDermott & Cow. repairing
fountain on Southern avenue 10 Io
3. B. Monteith. repairing foun-
tain on Dodge street 24 05
J. Butt, repairs for Eighth
street fountain
L. Lindenberg. hardware and
grass seed. \Vashington park
G. \V. Healey & Son. hardware
and supplies. Washington
park
H. Fitzgerald. repairing benches
for various park: 9 60
W. C. Kennedy. painting
benches for various parks 16 55
A. Doerr. Sr.. hauling benches
for various parks
• G. Holl, sharpening lawn mow -
55
I 15
165
5 So
4 20
4 95
2 40
I 00
ers, Jackson park 150
J. F. Ris & Bro., chains and
cups for drinking fountains 4 20
Harger & UIish, stationery and
supplies inr various offices 22 85
G. F. Klcith, hardware and sup-
plies for Expense department 12 15
Palmer, Berg & Co., blank
books and stationery for var-
ious departments
J. \V. W ittmer. drugs and sup-
plies for City IIall and Police
department
P. Even. coal for First ward
scales
Demkier Bros.. I dozen brooms
for City Hall
Farley-Loetschcr Mfg. Co,
moulding for Auditor's office 25
N. Menzel. carpenter work in
Auditor's office ... 19 80
G. \V. Healey & Son, new tools
and hardware, Road depart-
ment • I0 50
G. F. Kleih, hardware and new
tools. Road departmenti i 05
\V. Baumgartner, hardware and
new tools. Road department5 45
Martin-Strelau Co., hauling
pipe. Road department 3 50
Pitts -Thompson Foundry Co,
manhole covers and rings,
Road department 47 00
Runtpf-Frudden Lumber Co
lumber for Road and Special
Sidewalk departments
Ott. \leaser Lumber Co.. lum-
ber for Road and Special
Sidewalk departments 55 30
T. J. Mulgrew, sewer pipe for
Road department 22 00
H. Galle. sawing wood for
Road department I o0
Purington Brick Paving Co,
paving brick for Road de-
partment 196 00
J. Keefe. gravel for Road de-
partment 125
J. Butt, repairs for Road and
Sprinkling departments 7 So
F. Schloz & Son. repairs for
Road and Sprinkling depart-
ments it to
A. A. Brown. repairs for Road
department 75
Pape & Jacquinot, repairs for
Rock Crusher 2 95
P. Pier. coal for Steam Roller
and Rock Crusher 102 35
J Sutherland, pine wood for
Steam Roller 4
G. Ragatz & Son, repairs .for
new Steam Roller 14
G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for
old Steam Roller 38
G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for
Rock Crusher 5
W. Marshall, repairs for Rork
Crusher
Standard Oil Co., oil for Rock
Crusher 3 70
Dubuque Rubber &Belting Co,
supplies for Rock Crusher
and Sprinkling department16 00
75 50
6 25
75
2 45
43 90
50
55
15
00
I 00
134
Regular Session June 2, 1904.
F. Sieg, rock for Rock Crusher 9 00
A. Sieg, rock for Rock Crusher 73 oo
P. Even, rock for Rock Crusher 4 00
J. McGrafh, rock for Rock
Crusher 51 00
J. & D. McGrath, rock for Rock
Crusher 206 00
F. Burns, rock for Rock Crush-
er
P. Horch, rock for Rock
Crusher
D. McGrath, rock for Rock
Crusher
M. Tigges, rock for Rock
Crusher
Royce & Frost, rock for Rock
Crusher 8o 00
J. Heck, rock for Rock Crusher 25 50
'I'renk Wire Works, wire for
Sprinkling department 8o
G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for
Sprinkling department
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co,
couplings for Sprinkling de-
partment 5 00
L. Lindenberg, pad locks and
tools for Sprinkling depart-
ment 125
Austin -Western Co., 300 lbs.
hickory fibre for Street
Sweeper 18 00
T. F. Kane, hay and oats for
Fire department
F. A. Miller, 2 dozen dusters
for Fire department
Eichhorn & Bechtel, bran for
Fire department 110
G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for
Fire department 145
McDonald -Morrison Mfg. Co,
brass casting for Fire depart-
ment
2 00
5 00
50 00
8 00
7 35
87 95
500
Wunderlich & Wiederholt, horse
shoeing for Fire department.
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co.,
nozzle for Fire department
J. A. Palen, drugs and supplies
for Fire department
T. H. Clark. drugs and supplies
for Fire department
Ott, Meuser & Co., shavings
for Fire department
Key City Gas Co., coke for Fire
department ........
Key City Gas Co., rental of gas
arcs for Fire department .
Dubuque Mattress Factory,
mattresses for Fire depart-
ment
American Fire Engine Co., sup-
plies for Fire department
American La France Fire En-
gine Co., supplies for Fire de-
partment ............
McDermott & Gow, plumbing
at Central Engine House
Kaep & Buechele, police hel-
mets, hats, I chief's and 1 cap-
tain's cap and 3 dozen gloves
for Police department
G. F. Kleih, hardware for Police
and Sewer department
A. R. Knights, 1 police star
T. F. Kane, hay delivered at
175
7 25
75
32 6o
29 75
6 00
25 90
I 00
5 70
3 20
10 30
95
88 40
7 45
I 50
patrol house
F. Frohm, carpenter work at
patrol house
Saunders Meat Co., meat for
Matron's department
A. Fluetsch, milk tickets for
Matron's department
Eichhorn & Bechtel, groceries
and supplies for Matron's de-
partment
Schneider & Kleih, sausage for
Matron's department
H. Schmidt. sawing wood for
Matron's department
G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for
Sewer department ....
National Demokrat, official
printing for May
G. F. Kleih. hardware for En-
gineer's department
Smith -Morgan Prtg Co., blank
stationery for Engineer's de-
partment
J. Hartig, repairs for Engineer's
department ..
Union Electric Co., arc lights
for May 2045 77
Jas. Street. estimate construct-
ing sanitary sewer in South
Alpine street 589 40
Steuck & Linehan, grading Ard-
more Terrace 6r 20
Steuck & Linehan, estimate for
improving Armore Terrace 616 05
9 95
28 Bo
3 60
I 00
14 00
5 05
175
5 65
25 00
I 90
2 50
2 75
The following
ferred:
Globe -Journal,
for April
Globe -Journal,
for May . 100 3
Dubuque Telegraph -Herald of-
ficial printing for April 68 i5
On motion referred to Printing com-
mittee and City Recorder.
bills were
ordered re -
official printing
official printing
86 25
Dubuque Water Works Trus-
tees, for sprinkling streets for
the year 1904 $2000 00.
On motion was referred to Commit-
tee of the Whole.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICA-
TIONS.
Annual report of the Dubuque High
Bridge Co., by Jno. Ellwanger, secre-
tary, showing the receipts and expend-
itures of the Dubuque High Bridge
Company for the fiscal year ending Ap-
ril 3oth, 1904.
On motion referred to a Special
committee, the Mayor, Auditor and
Assessor.
Petition and Claim of Beatrice Ras-
quin claiming the sum of $2000.00 for
personal injuries sustained by falling
on a sidewalk on Almond street.
On motion referred to Committee
on Claims and City Attorney.
Petition of the Union Electric Co.,
by J. R. Lindsay, secretary, asking the
Regular Session June 2, 1904,
vacation of Cedar street from Eighth
street to alley between Seventh and
Eighth streets, being the ground lying
between Lot 33. Block 12, and Lot t,
Block 14, in Dubuque Harbor Im-
provement Co's. Acid.
On motion the petition was granted.
Petition of J. Pullens asking that he
he re-imbursed for ruining his clothes,
while opening a sewer on Thirteenth
and Elm streets.
On motion was received end filed.
Petition of the Smedley Steam Pump
Co. asking that their assessment for
1903 he fixed the same as 1902, ac-
cording to resolution passed July 1st.
1901, was on motion granted.
Petition of A. L. Rhomberg asking
that the sewer in alley between Lin-
coln and Rhomberg avenue, and be-
tween lots 394 and 502, Ham's Add., be
straightened and cleaned out a short
distance south of culvert in Seventh
avenue.
Also petition of Carl Nank et al ask-
ing for the extension of Eagle street
to Middle avenue, also that the grade
be lowered so that the water from
Eagle street and alley in rear will pass
into Middle avenue.
On motion both petitions were re-
ferred to Committee on Streets and
City Engineer.
Petition of Key City Gas Co., by
Geo. McLean, president, asking for the
extension of sanitary sewer in Elev-
enth street eastward to Cedar street.
Also petition of C. A. Van Wie et al
asking that a sanitary sewer be con-
structed in Grandview avenue from
Dodge street to North street.
On motion both petitions were re-
ferred to Committee on Sewers and
City Engineer.
Petition of Jno. Byrnes asking that
he be exempt of his homestead from
taxation to the amount of $800.00, he
being an honorably discharged union
soldier, was on motion referred to De-
linquent Tax committee .
Petition of Key City Building Club,
by F. Altman, asking that the Treas-
urer be instructed to receive taxes in
full for 1903 on the same valuation as
assessed for the year 1902 was on mo-
tion referred to the Board of Equaliza-
tion.
Petition of Anton Fischer et al ask-
ing that the alley between Ninth and
Tenth avenues be widened, also that
the same he filled and macadamized for
traffic, was on motion referred to Com-
mittee of the Whole and they to view
the grounds.
Petition of the sewer gang, by P.
Kenneally et al, in relation to increase
of pay was on motion referred to Com -
135
mince of the Whole.
Petition of Miller & Reifsteck ask-
ing that the special assessment for re-
pairing sidewalk as levied against lot
2 of Sub. Min. Lot 315, be ordered
caceled.
Also petition of L. H. Shepplcy pro-
testing against paying special assess-
ment for sidewalk repairs as levied
against lot 3, Cox's Add.
On motion both petitions were re-
ferred to Sidewalk Inspector and he
to report to the City Council.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
City Treasurer Brinkman reported
as follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen:—Below you will find
statement of amounts advanced by me
during the past month for which please
order Warrants drawn in my favor:
Excavation permits redeemed$ 95.00
Interest paid on warrants out-
standing
Freight charges, Road 64.34
Freight charges, Fire 1.50 -
Express charges, Expense 1.50
Postage Stamps, Expense 1o.o0
$618.99
Library orders paid $822.43.
Respectfully.
--H. Brinkman,
Treasurer.
On motion the report was received
and warrants ordered drawn to pay
the various amounts, and the report
referred back to the committee on
Finance.
446.65.
City Auditor Hoffman reported as
follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
—Council:
Gentlemen: Herewith find my re-
port for the month of May, 1904, show-
ing the receipts and disbursements for
the month:
Cash on hand May 1st. 1904..$61,876.35
RECEI PTS.
Receipts from all sources $19.361.60
$81,237.95
DISBURSEMENTS.
Warrants redeemed $19,573.53
Coupons redeemed 391.25
$19,964.78
Cash on hand June 1st, 1904..$61.273.17
The above cash balance includes the
balances in Improvement Bond Fund,
Improvement Bond Interest Fund,
Sprinkling and Library Fund balances.
Also report that there is due the City
Officers for the month of May, 1904,
$2,683.20.
Also the following is a record of all
coupons and bonds redeemed by the
Treasurer during the past month and
credited to him:
136 Regular Session June 2, 1904.
Improvement Bond Coupons...$391.25
The following list shows the Appro-
priations and the amount of Warrants
drawn on each fund since the begin-
ning of the fiscal year beginning March
Ist, 1904, to June Ist. 1904:
Appropriation Expended
Ro.td—
Expense
First District
Second District
Third District
Fire
Police
Sewerage
Printing
Engineer
Street Lighting
Interest
Board cf Health
Grading
Bee Branch
Special Bonded Paving
Judgment
Special Bonded Debt Inter-
est 4,000
Mount Carmel Ave. Grading 1.000
Sidewalk Repairing 1.000
Special Sewer Fund 8.000
Grading Bluff Street Ex-
tension and Villa Street1.000
Fifth Ward Engine House4,000
$40.000
16,000
20,000
9.000
38.000
28.000
.;.a00
-.500
2.500
000
42,000
4,500
4.000
8.500
2,000
2.000
$7,417.00
5,020.53
7.359.224
3,159.36
5,525.00
4.345.01
761.70
185.00
417.29
4.091.54
217.00
1,385.45
613.50
1.10
145.35
852.30
Total Appropriation $268.000
Respectfully.
—F. B. Hoffman, Auditor.
On motion the report was received
and warrants ordered drawn to pay
the City Officers, and the report re-
ferred back to the committee on Fin-
ance.
Fire Chief Reinfried reported as
follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and Citi'
Council:
Gentlemen:—The following is the
pay roll of the Fire Department for
the month of May, 5904:
Amount due Firemen $2,227.50
On motion the report was received
and warrants ordered drawn to pay the
firemen and the report referred back to
the Committee on Fire.
Chief of Police Reilly reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen:—T herewith submit the
Police report for the month of May,
1904:
Total arrests for the month 68
Residents arrested for the month 35
Doors found open for the month. 18
Defective lights for the monthRI
Lodgers harbored for the month21
Meals furnished for the month70
Cost of food for the month $54.00
Sheriff dieting prisoners $34,,;8
Patrol runs
58
Miles traveled . 97
Also the pay roll for the Policemen
for the month of May, 1904:
Amount due Policemen $2,059.45
Respectfully submitted,
—Thos. Reilly,
Chief of Police.
On motion the report and pay roil
were received and warrants ordered
drawn to pay policemen. and the re-
port referred back to the Committee on
Police.
City Engineer Boyce reported as
follows:
To the Hy,norable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen—T herewith submit my
pay roll for labor on Streets in the dif-
ferent districts during the last half of
May. 1904:
Amount due Laborers on
Streets $2.049.50
Respectfully submitted.
—James H. Boyce.
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
Also submit my pay roll for labor on
Sewers during the Last half of May.
1904:
Amount due Laborers on
Sewers $169.00
Respectfully submitted.
—James H. Boyce.
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Sewers.
On motion the pay rolls for Streets
and Sewers were received and warrants
ordered drawn to pay the various
amounts and the pay rolls referred
back to the proper committees.
City Electrician Hinman reported as
folly ws
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen—T herewith submit my
report of defective lights for the month
of May, tgo.. In find from the report
of the Police Department that the
total hours that 81 Lamps failed to
burn would equal 2 Lamps for one
month, co -$10.80.
Respectfully submitted,
—William Hipman,
City Electrician.
On motion the report was received
and the City Auditor instructed to de-
duct from the T"nion Electric Com-
pany's bill for the month of May $to.80.
The following Weighmasters' and
Woodmeasurers' receipts were referred
to the Committee on Markets:
Frank P. Hayes, City Hall re-
ceipts . ,$ 15.15
Frank P. Hayes, receipts for
renting market stands .. 343.00
T. Faherty. First Ward Scale re-
ceipts 3.84
Louise Pitschner, West Dubuque
Scale receipts 1.08
R. Hay, Eighth Street Scale re-
ceipts 73
H. A. Moyes. \Voodmeasurer's re-
Regular Session June 2, 1904.
137
ceipt, month of April 25
C. W. Katz, Woodmeasurer's re-
ceipt. month of May 1.T0
City Engineer Boyce reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: Herewith attached
please find statement of macadam
measured June 1st. 1904, and the
amount due for same:
Total amount due $152.90
Respectfully
—James H. Boyce,
City Engineer.
On motion the report was received
and warrants ordered drawn to pay
the various amounts.
City Recorder Arendt presented and
read the printed notice certified to by
the publisher of the Council's intention
to levy a special assessment for repair-
ing Sidewalks during the month of
April. 190.1.
No remonstrance being filed. the
Mayor asked if anyone present had
any objection to said special assess-
ment. No objection being stated, the
notice on motion was received and
filed.
Whereupon Ald. Frith offered the
following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
Cityof Dubuque. That to pay for re-
pairing sidewalks during month of
April, 1904. in front of and adjoining
the same, a Special Tax be and is here-
by levied on the several lots. and parts
of lnts and parcels of real estate here-
inafter named. situate and owned, and
for the several amounts set opposite
each lot or parcel of real estate. as
follows:
April 5—Louis Reineicke, Smedley's
Sub.. lot 19 60
April 7—Kate Lundbeck, Cox's Add,
E. 24 ft. lot 22 95
April 5—Leathers & Trewin, L. H
Langworthy's Add., N. 71 ft, lot 151 35
April 7—E. H. Shepply, Cox's Add
lot 3 45
April 7—Leathers & Trewin. Burden-
Lawther Add., lot 87 45
April 7—Leathers & Trewin. Burden-
Lawther Add.. lot 116 35
April S—Martin Kunkel, McCraney's
1st Add., lot 74
April 9—J. L. Meyer, Sub. 76 and 77,
Union Add.. lot 2 140
.April 11—J. L. Buettell Est., Quig-
ley's Sub. 710. lot 4
April 11—Geo. Willman, Finley's
Add., lot 12
April 11—John J. Keane, City. lot 60740
April 13—Winona Land Co., Dubuque
Harbor Co's. .Add., Block 1. lot 1295
April 13—Anna M. Bush. Dubuque
Harbor Co's. Add., Block 1, lot 1050
April 15—Mrs. J. McLaren, Clemmin-
son's Sub.. lot 4
April 14—Edw. Muntz, Sub. Min. lot
81, lot 1
April 14—Jno. J. McLaughlin, Mob-
Iey's Dubuque, lot 3
April 14—Julia Langworthy. Julia L
Langworthy's Add., lots 2-3
Aptil 14—S. M. Langworthy Est,
Julia L. Langworthy's Add., lot 1
55
50
40
60
45
1 00
60
65
April 15—Chicago Great Western Ry
Co., right of way (15th st.)
April 15—A. W. Kemler Est„ City,
lot 281
April 18—Paul Traut Est.. Smyth's
Sub., lots 5-6
April 18—Buol & Loetscher, Loetscher
& Trueb's Sub., lot 13
Aptil 18—Chas. Bergner Est., S. M.
Langworthy's Add.. lot 46
April 18-3. H. Simplot Est., Mineral
lot 83
April 19—German Trust & Savings
bank, Dorgan's Sub., lot 1
April 19—John Marzen, 31. Langwor-
thy's Add.. N. 35 ft. lot 35
April 19—M. D. Goux, E. Langwor-
thy's Add., lot 51
April 19—R. & E. Langworthy Est,
Glendale Add.. lots 220-221
April 19—Jacob Kessler, Glendale
Add., lot 37
April 19—Jno. M. Ziegler, Glendale
Add., lot 36
April 20—Dubuque Malting Co., L. H
Langworthy's Add., 8a and Marsh's
Add.. lot 1 65
April 20—Geo. B. Burch Est., City,
lot 51 3 05
April 21—Theo. Weber, Sub. 1 of 2 of
Sub. 1 of 3 of 10 and 2 of 11,
Kniest's Sub.. lot 2 40
April 21—Peter Kiene et al, Elm St
Sub., lots 1-2 40
April 21—Chicago Great Western Ry
Co., Smedley's Sub., lot 1 1 85
April 21—Emelia Guthrie. Kelly's
Sub.. lot 4 80
April 21—Al. Matthews, Sub. City 738,
lot 3 65
April 22—Mrs. J. Feckcr, Cook's
Add.. lots 47 40
April 23—Rich. Waller Est., McCran-
ey's 1st Add., S. E. 125 ft. lot 10045
April 23—R. M. Kunz, McCraney's
1st Add.. lot 82 45
April 25—Ellen Ohde, Sub. 2, City 673,
lot 6 65
April 23—P. Hughes, Needham's
Sub., lot 1 35
April 25—J. H. Simplot, Mineral lot 82 55
April 25—Frank M. Marsh, Sub. Pt.
Min. Lot 174. lots 1-2 50
April 25—R. Ronson Est., S. M. Lang -
worthy's Add.. lot 12 35
April 25—Jas. Levi, Davis Farin Add,
lot 23S 60
April 27—Anna Kelly, Cox's Add,
lots '39-100 45
April 27—W. G. Cox, Cox's Add,
lots 60-61 50
April 27—Winona Land Co., Dubuque
Harbor Co's. Add., Block 1, lot 1365
April 27—C. H. Eighmey, City, lots
569-570 1 35
April 27—Winona Land Co., City, Int
505 50
April 28—A. W. Kemler list., Mc-
Coy's Sub., lot 1 1 30
April 2S—Mary A. McQuillan, Sub
City 692. lot 3 1 05
April 28—Mercy hospital, Min. lot 60,
lots 1-2 50
April 28—John J. Keane, City, lot 72655
April 28—Winona Land Co., Clty, lot 50
565
April 28—D. S. Wilson Est., City, lot a0
602a
April 28—Rosa Goebel, Sub. City 505, Jo
lot 2
April 29—Valentine Schiel, Sub. 196
and 197, L. H. Langworthy's Add,
lot 10
April 29—R. & E. Langworthy Est,
Glendale Add., lots 224-225
April 29—Annie Gilden, City, lot 129 75
50
80
40
70
55
35
85
40
40
1 55
35
65
65
65
138 Regular Session June 2, 1904.
April 30—H. Wunderlich, Fortune's
Sub., lot 15 1 30
Total $42 95
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the Res-
olution. Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Frith. Jones,
Lyons, McLaughlin and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
City Recorder Arendt also presented
and react the printed notice certified to
by the publisher of the Council's inten-
tion to construct a Sanitary Sewer in
Booth Street from Dodge Street to
Forest Lane, and in \Vest Third Street,
from Booth Street to Nevada Street,
thence northerly in said Nevada Street
to the alley first south of \Vest Fifth
Street.
Also communication from Michael
Carney et al. remonstrating against
the construction of said Sewer.
On motion the remonstrance and no-
tice were referred to the Committee
of the Whole.
The Mayor stated that the Liberty
Bell would pass through Dubuque next
Tuesday on its way to St. Louis, and
would stop here two hours for the pur-
pose of giving the public an opportun-
ity to view the same, and wished to
know if the Council would take any
special action on the matter.
Ald. McLaughlin moved that the
Council attend in a body. and that the
Mayor he instructed to notify all the
factories to blow their whistles, and
the churches ring their bells at the
time when the train arrives carrying
the bell. Carried.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Ald. Lyons, Chairman of the Ordi-
nance Committee, presented and read
an Ordinance granting to the Morris -
Johnson -Brown Mfg. Co., incorporat-
ed. the right to lay and construct a
sidetrack on, over, and along Ninth
Street, from the C., M. & St. P. rail-
way tracks easterly to the end of said
Ninth Street, and moved that the read-
ing just had be considered its first
reading. Carried.
Ald. Lyons moved that the rules be
suspended for the purpose of reading
the Ordinance a second time. Carried
by the following vote.
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Frith, Jones,
Lyons, McLaughlin and Stumpf.
AbsentAld. Corrance.
The Ordinance was then read for the
second time.
Ald. Lyons moved that the Ordi-
nance be now adopted as read. Car-
ried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Frith, Jones,
Lyons, McLaughlin and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
The Mayor declared the Ordinance
adopted.
The Ordinance follows:
An Ordinance Granting to the Morris -
Johnson -Brown Mfg. Co.. Incorpor-
ated, the Right to Lay and Con-
struct a Sidetrack on, Over and
Along Ninth Street, from the C., M.
& St. P. Railway Tracks Easterly to
the End of Said Ninth Street.
Be It Ordained by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque:
Section r. That permission be and
is hereby granted to the Morris -John-
son -Brown Mfg. Co.. incorporated, to
lay and construct a sidetrack on. over
and along Ninth street, from the C., M.
& St. P. Railway tracks easterly to the
end of said Ninth street. said work to
he clone under the supervision of the
Street Committee and the City Engi-
neer.
Section 2. That this Ordinance shall
be in force from and after its adoption
by the City Council and one publication
thereof in the official newspapers of
the City of Dubuque.
Adopted June 2, 1004.
Approved
Attest:
Mayor.
City Recorder.
Ald. Lyons also presented and read
an Ordinance, granting certain addi-
tional rights to the Union Electric Co.,
and moved that the reading just had be
considered its first reading. Carried.
Ald. Lyons moved that the Ordin-
ance lay over under the rules until the
next meeting of the Council. Carried.
Ald. McLaughlin of the Committee
on Claims reported as follows:
Your Committee on Claims would
respectfully recommend that a warrant
of $30.90 be drawn in favor of the
Mayor. to be used in settlement of the
case of Jos. Vogt vs. the City in full.
The balance, if any liability. to be paid
by the contractor causing the injury.
Ald. McLaughlin moved to adopt the
report. Carried.
Ald. McLaughlin, chairman of the
Committee on Police and Light, re-
ported as follows:
Your Committee on Police and
Light would respectfully recommend
that the Union Electric Company be
instructed to install an electric lamp on
Park Hill at the intersection of King
and Fulton Streets, one on Hill Street
at the alley first north of Caledonia
Place and one at the corner of Coates
Avenue and Waller Street.
Ald. McLaughlin moved to adopt
the report. Carried.
Ald. Jones, chairman of the Board
of Equalization, reported as follows:
Your Board of Equalization, to
whom was referred the petition of W.
C. and Harriet A. P. Chamberlain, ask-
ing that an account of their having
Regular Session June 2, 1904,
n -ed Five I kindred Dollars of the
amount which they had returned to the
assessor for the purchase of real estate
in the city, that the treasurer be in-
structed to accept taxes for the year
1903 on an amount $;oo.00 less than that
which is now assessed against them,
would recommend that the prayer of
the petitioners he granted and that the
Treasurer he instructed accordingly.
Also your Board of Equalization. to
whom was referred the petition of J.
J. Strayer, asking that because he did
not deduct his liabilities from his
moneys and credits when making his
assessment return to the City Assessor.
as lie is entitled to do under the law,
that the Treasurer be instructed to de-
duct the stun of $2.5oo.00 from his as-
sessment. would gees mnmend that the
prayer of lie petitioner he granted and
that the Treasurer he instructed accord-
ingly.
Aiso your Board of Equalization, to
whom was referred the petition of the
i-Iatiomon;l Packing Company, stating
that they had erroneously returned the
sum of $2.4S;.00 personalty and asking
that said amount he stricken from their
assessment. would recommend that the
prayer of the petitioner be granted and
that the Treasurer be instructed ac-
cordingly.
Also, your Board of Equalization, to
whom was referred the petition of
Viola M. Law. asking that on account
of erroneous assessment, the City
Treasurer be instructed to deduct
$m.000.00 from her assessment on
Moneys and Credits. would recommend
that the prayer of the petitioner be
granted and that the Treasurer be in-
structed accordingly.
Ald. Jones moved to adopt the var-
ious reports of the Board. Carried.
Ald. McT_aughlin. Chairman of the
Committee of the Whole, reported as
follows:
Your Committee 0f the Whole, to
whom was referred the petition of the
Dubuque Base Ball Club, asking that
the Union Electric Co. be requested to
lay a connecting track on Twenty-
fourth Street between Jackson Street
and Couler Avenue. would recommend
that said Union Electric Co. be per-
mitted to lay a track in said Twenty-
fourth Street. provided the line be laid
from Elm Street to Couler Avenue and
be operated so as not to interfere with
the present running of cars around the
Peru Road Loop, and that said Union
Electric Co. agrees to abide by the
provisions of an Ordinance governing
the operation of cars on said Twenty-
fourth Street line, which the Ordinance
Committee is hereby instructed to pre-
pare.
139
Also your Committee of the Whole.
to whom was referred the petition of
Nic. Kintzinger, asking that lie be paid
the sunt of $tho.00 tyhich he claims
to be the amount of salary as I harbor
Master withheld frrrm hum by the city
for the winter months during his term
of office, would recommend that the
flatter be referred to the Mayor to
endeavor to effect a settlement with
the petitioner.
Also your Committee of the Whole
would respectfully recommend that the
Committee on Public Grounds and
Buildings be instructed to prepare spec-
ifications for a concrete floor for the
patrol house and also for the painting
of said patrol house, and that it h_, in-
structed to advertise for bids and cm -
powered to let the contract for doing
said work.
Also your Committee of the Whole,
to tyhtinn was referred the remonstrance
of Jos. K. and Robert Kauffman, et al,
i+ritle-payinct.-_-r+f Kattffwmtn
proposed brick -paving of Kauffman
Avenue against the abutting property,
would recommend in favor of abandon-
ing the proposed improvement for the
present.
Also your committee of the Whole,
to whom was referred the petition of
Pames H. Boyce, City Engineer, ask-
ing- that Eugene Anderson be appoint-
ed assistant engineer and G. G. White,
rodman, to take effect May 1, 1904,
would respectfully recommend in fa-
vor of approving the appointment of G.
G. White as rodman, and fixing his sal-
ary at $;o.00 per month.
Ald. McLaughlin moved to adopt the
various reports of the Committee of
the Whole. Carried.
Ald. McLaughlin also reported as
follows:
Your Committee of the Whole, to
whom was referred the petition of
Tames H. Boyce. City Engineer, ask-
ing that Eugene Anderon be appoint-
ed assistant engineer and G. G. White,
rodman, to take effect May r. 1904.
would recommend in favor of appoint-
ing Eugene Anderson assistant engi-
neer and fixing his salary at Stoo.00 per
month.
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the report.
Ald. Clancy moved a substitute that
the report he received and filed.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Alds. Clancy, Lyons, Mc-
Laughlin and Stumpf. Total. 4.
Nays—Aids. Jones and Frith. Total.
r Absent—Ald. Corrance.
140 Regular Session June 2, 1904.
RESOLUTIONS.
Ald. Jones offered the following:
Whereas, the Union Electric Com-
pany has filed its petition asking for
the vacation of Cedar Street from
Eighth Street to the alley between
Seventh and Eighth Streets. in the
City of Dubuque. being the ground ly-
ing between Lot 33 in Block 12 and
Lot 1 in Block 14 of Dubuque Harbor
Improvement Company's Addition to
the City of Dubuque, and represents
that it is the owner of all the land
abutting the part of said street so
asked to be vacated, now therefore
Resolved, that the City Engineer be
and he is hereby directed to make a
survey and plat of that part of Cedar
Street proposed to be vacated to be
filed in said Engineer's office subject
to public inspection. and to give the
notices required by Ordinance to all
owners of property abutting said
ground proposed to be vacated, and to
publish the notice required by Ordi-
nance of the said proposed vacation.
Ald. Jones moved to adopt the Res-
olution. Carried.
Ald. McLaughlin offered the follow-
ing:
Resolved. That there be appointed
by the Council a Collector of Licenses,
whose duty shall be to collect all Li-
censes provided for by the Ordinances
of the City, and that he shall receive
as compensation. a salary of $75.00 per
month while employed by the City, and
that he be required to give bonds in
the sum of $t000.00.
On motion the Resolution was re-
ferred to the Committee of the Whole.
Ald. Frith offered the following:
Whereas, at a regular session of the
City Council held January 7th, 1904, a
resolution was adopted declaring it to
he deemed necessary and advisable to
open a street as hereinafter described
through the property of the Linwood
Cemetery Association, and
Whereas. at a subsequent meeting of
the City Council held February 29th,
1904, an offer of Nine Hundred Dollars
was made to said Association for the
land necessary for the opening of said
street, and
Whereas, said offer has not been ac-
cepted by said Linwood Cemetery As-
sociation, therefore
Be it Resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque, that the City
Recorder be and he is hereby instruct-
ed to issue a venire to the Chief of
Police commanding him to summon a
jury of twelve freeholders. citizens of
the city not directly interested. and
having the qualifications required by
Ordinance. for the purpose of assess-
ing any damages which may be sustain-
ed by reason of the opening and ex-
tending of a street fifty feet wide be-
ginning at the westerly line extended
of Queen street, and running in a
northeasterly direction through Lots 3
and 4 of the Sub. of II, 12 and 13 of the
N. E. 1-4 of Section 13, T. 89, N. P. 2,
E. 5th I'. M. to Windsor avenue. All
the proceedings under this resolution
to be taken in accordance with the
charter and the provisions of Chapter
,31 of the Ordinances of the City of
Dubuque.
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the Res-
olution. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy. Frith. Jones,
Lyons. McLaughlin and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
Ald. Frith offered the following:
Be It Resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque: That the City
Engineer be and he is hereby instruct-
ed to prepare plans and specifications
for a storm water sewer in Sanford
Street to connect with the Bee Branch
sewer.
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the res-
olution. Carried.
Ald. McLaughlin offered the follow-
ing:
Be It Resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque: That it is
deemed necessary and advisable to im-
prove Sixth Street from the east curb
line of Bluff Street to the west prop-
erty line of Clay Street. and it is here-
by proposed to pave said street with
brick on a concrete foundation and to
assess the cost of such improvement
against the abutting property.
Ald. McLaughlin moved to adopt
the resolution.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Frith. Jones.
Lyons. McLaughlin and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
Ald. Lyons offered the following:
Be It Resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque: That a san-
itary sewer of eight -inch tile pipe be
constructed in Booth Street from
Dodge Street to Forrest Lane and in
West Third Street from Booth Street
to Nevada Street, thence northerly in
said Nevada Street to the alley first
south of \\Test Fifth Street. according
to the plans and specifications of said
sewer prepared by the City Engineer
and now on file in the office of the
City Recorder, and be -it further re-
solved that said sewer shall be com-
pleted on or before the 1st of Septem-
ber, 1904, and shall be paid for at the
time and in the manner prescribed by
Chapter 34 of the Revised Ordinances
of 1901 of the City of Dubuque for the
payment of the cost of constructing
sewers. The proposition for doing
such work will be acted upon by the
Council on the 16th slay of July. 1904.
and the City Recorder is hereby or-
dered to give ten slays' notice by pub-
Regular Session June 2, 1904.
lic,ttion. asking for proposals as pro-
ridcd by Ordinance,
.\ld. Lyons moved to adopt the reso-
lution,
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas---Alds. Clancy, Frith, Jones,
Lyons. McLaughlin and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
•
Alderman \lcLaughlin offered the
following:
Be it Resolved by the City Council
of the City of uDbuque. That the City
Engineer be and he is hereby instructed
to prepare a plat showing generally
the location, nature and extent of the
proposed improvement on Sixth Street,
from Bluff Street to Clay Street, and
the kind of material to be used, and an
estimate of the entire cost thereof. and
the amount and cost of such improve-
ment and the amount assessable upon
any railway or street railway. the
amount and cost thereof to be paid by
the city, if any, and the cost thereof
and amount assessable upon each lot
or parcel of land adjacent to or abut-
ting upon such improvement per front
font. anti to file such plat and estimate
in the office of the City Recorder; that
after the filing of said plat and esti-
mate in his office, the City Recorder
shall publish in three conservative is-
sues of a newspaper published in the
city, a notice stating that such plat and
estimate are on file, the location and
nature of the improvement, kind of ma-
terial to be used, and an estimate of its
cost and the time before which objec-
tion thereto can be filed, and the time
for hearing, which time shall not be
less than five days after the last pub-
lication of such notice, and after such
publication shall have been made, the
City Recorder shall at the next regular
session of the City Council. notify the
Council thereof in writing with a print-
ed copy of such notice accompany the
same.
Aid. McLaughlin moved to adopt the
resolution. Carried.
Ald. Frith moved to adjourn until
June .16th, 1904. Carried.
C. F. ARENDT,
City Recorder.
Attest
., . Reeorder
Regular Session June 16, 1904.
OTY COUNCIL.
Regular Session June 16th, 1904.
(Official.)
Council met at 8 o'clock P. M.
Mayor Berg in the chair.
Present—Alds. Clancy, Corranee.
Frith, Jones. Lyons, McLaughlin and
Stumpf.
Absent—None.
PETITIONS AND COMM UNIC:\
TIONS,
Petition of H. F. C. Schneider ask-
ing that the Engineer be instructed to
give proper grade for sidewalk abutting
his property on Bluff Street was grant-
ed.
Invitation of the United German So-
cieties asking the Mayor, City Council,
Fire and Police departments to take
part in parade for Fourth of July cele-
bration.
On motion was accepted and the
Mayor. City Council and Fire and Po-
lice departments turn out in a body.
Petition of R. W. Kemler in relation
to laying temporary walk abutting lot
13, Cumming's Sub., was referred to
Committee on Streets.
The following petitions were referred
to Delinquent Tax Committee:
Petition of Airs. Barbara Bechtel in
relation to cancellation of her persona]
taxes for toot and 1902.
Also petition of Thos. and Honora
Lonergan asking that the taxes for
1903 on lot 145, East DubuQue Add.,
be ordered cancelled.
.\lsn petition of Aug. Rohr asking
for the cancellation of his taxes on
lot 283. East Dubuque Add., No. 2.
Also petition of Mrs. Mary 'Templar
asking that her taxes be canceled on
1411 5, Hugh's Sub.. of
14•t 172. part of Min.
The f, 114•wilig petitions were referr-
ed to the Committee of the Whole:
Petition of the Civic Division of the
Woman's Club asking Council to en-
rorce certain Ordinances.
Also petition of the Dubuque Retail-
ers' association. by Harger & Blish
et al, asking to increase the license tax
required from transient merchants as
provided for in Chapter 26 of the Re-
vi<ed Ordinances of the City of Du -
!Hume,
\1<o petition of S. J. Patch asking
th;u all rock to be used for the im-
provement of Villa Street he taken
from quarry abutting lot on corner of
Rush and \'ill:( Streets,
alb
REPORTS OF OFFICERS,
City Engineer Boyce reported as fol,
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: I herewith submit my
pay roll for labor on Streets in the dit-
ferent districts during the first half of
June. 1904:
Amount due Laborers on
Streets •, ,,.•$4.9417,10
Respectfully submitted,
—James H. Boyce,
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee ott Streets,
Also >nbmit my pay roll for labor on
Sewers during the first half of June,
t 9a4
Amount due Laborers on
Sewers ,. $17o,fio
Respectfully submitted,
—James H. Boyce.
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Sewers,
On motion the pay rolls for Streets
and Sewers were received and warrant,
ordered drawn to pay the various
amounts and the pay rolls referred
hack to the lirop.er committees,
City Engineer Boyce reported is fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:,
Gentlemen: Herewith attached
please find plat of the proposed vaca-
tion of alley between Elm and Pine
Streets from Eighteenth to Nineteenth
Streets. Notices were served on the
respective abutting property owners.
Respectfully.
—.James H. Boyce,
City Engineer.
On motion the above named plat
was approved.
City Engineer Boyce also reported •
as follows:
Herewith attached please find Plat of
the proposed vacation of part of Cedar
Street, from the south line of Eighth
Street to the north line of alley be-
tween Seventh and Eighth Street. No-
tices were served on the respective
abutting property owners.
Respectfully.
—James H. Boyce,
City Engineer.
Ald. Clancy moved that the Plat as
presented by the City Engineer be ap-
proved, Carried by the following vote;
Y"easr-Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Jones, Lyons. McLaughlin and Stumpf',
Nays -None.
City Engineer Boyce also reported
as follows:
In compliance with instructions of
your Honorable Body, I herewith sub-
mit profile, plan and estimate of cost of
proposed Storni Water Sewer in San
ford Street from Couler Avenue to
Regular Session June 16, 1904.
143
Bee Branch Sewer. Total estimated
cost $1,784.60.
Respectfully,
—James H. Boyce,
City Engineer.
Ald. Frith moved to refer the report
and plat to the Committee on Streets,
with power to advertise for bids. Car-
ried.
City Recorder Arendt presented and
read the printed notice, certified to by
the Publisher, of the Council's inten-
tion to levy a special assessment for
impr, wing Ardmore Terrace from West
Eleventh Street to a point 200 feet
outli of \Vest Eleventh Street.
N rem,,,, :trance being filed the
Mayor asked if any one present had
any objection to said special assess -
int nt. No objection being stated the
notice on motion was received and
filed.
Whereupon Ald. Frith offered the
following:
Resolved. by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque. That to pay for im-
proving Ardmore Terrace from West
Eleventh Street to a point 200 feet
south of West Eleventh Street. by
Chas. Stench. contractor, in front of
and adjoining the same. a Special Tax
be and is hereby levied on the several
lots, and parts of lots, and parcels of
real estate hereinafter named, situate
and owned. and for the several amounts
set opposite each lot or parcel of real
estate. as follows:
Special assessment submitted and
passed Jnne 16th 1904.
E. \\'. .\thee. east 141.5 ft. of
Out Lot 667, lot I $ 207 77
Eliza A. and Geo. A. Burden
east 1.41.5 ft. of Out Lot 687
lot - 145 50
Fred Rumpf, Grove Terrace
Sub., lot I 103 53
Fred R Grove Terrace
Sub.. N. 1-2. lot 2 40 43
Louis Lindenberg. Grove Ter-
race Sub.. S. 1-2. lot 2 40 43
Louis Lindenberg. Grote Ter-
race Sub.. N. 40..1 ft. lot 3 65 20
F. M. Walker. Grove Terrace
Sub.. S. to ft.. lot 3 16 30
F. 11. Walker. Grove Terrace
Sub.. lot 4 8o 84
Total ' 700 0o
.Ild. Frith moved to adopt the reso-
lution.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy. Corrance. Frith,
Jones. Lyons. McLaughlin and Stumpf.
Nays—None.
City Recorder Arendt also presented
and read the printed notice certified to
by the publisher of the Council's in-
tention to improve Sixth Street. from
Bluff to Clay Street.
Also a communication signed by
eleven property owners on said street,
remonstrating against said improve-
ment.
On motion of Ald. Lyons the com-
munication and notice were referred to
the Committee of the Whole.
Bids for painting Patrol House were
opened and read is follows:
1\I. Czizck
R. P. Evison
C. Emerson
F. F. Fay .. 92.50
Mr. Fay being the lowest bidder was
awarded the contract.
Bids for laying a concrete floor in
Patrol House were as follows:
F. J. Schilling . $128.00
J. M. Lee 123.0o
No certified checks being enclosed
in the above bids, the same were on
motion rejected.
Mayor Berg reported in relation to
the claim of N. Kintzinger for back
salary clue him as \Vharfmaster. The
Mayor stated that \Ir. Kintzinger was
willing to settle for $l;o.00.
Ald. Jones moved that the Recorder
be instructed to draw a tva.rrant for the
above amount in favor of the Mayor,
for the settlement of the claim of \ir.
Kintzinger. Carried.
The Mayor also stated that the Or-
dinance relating to the Licensing of
Circuses ought to he changed. as the
:onount specified by the present Ordi-
nance was not enough.
Ald. Corrance moved that the matter
be referred to the Committee of the
Whole. Carried.
$225.00
162.00
138.0o
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
\1<I. Corrance, chairman of the Com-
mittee on Finance. reported as fol-
lows:
Your Committee on Finance would
respectfully recommend that the
Treasurer be instructed to make the
corrections required by the action of
the City Council of August 7, 1002. in
adopting the report of the Committee
f the Whole.
On motion the report was adopted.
Uhl. Corrance also presented 'ntd
read the following agreement:
Duhuh1uc. Iowa. June 1n,, 1904.
1. John Parker. do hereby agree to
sell and convey to the City of Dubuque
a strip of land sixty (601 feet wide off
the northerly side of lot 1 of Mineral
Lot 183, for tin sum ,.f Two ?Inn-
(ired and Fifty Dollars ($2;o).
Said land to be used for part of a
street known as k,,;e,lale :Avera'. : nd
the said City of Dubuque ;;r . ' to
pay to the of ,relaid John Parker the
said sum of Two Hundred liU1 Fifty
Dollars ($250). upon deliv.:ry t,• ecoid
cite. of a deed to said land. 1uly exe-
cuted.
(Signed) : —John Parker.
144 Regular Session June 16, 1904.
Ald. McLaughlin moved that the
Mayor be empowered to enter into said
contract upon delivery of a deed to
said property. Carried.
Ald. Lyons. chairman of the Ordi-
nance Committee, presented and read
an Ordinance granting certain addition-
al rights to the Union Electric Com-
pany. The Ordinance having had its
first reading at the previous meeting,
Ald. Lyons moved that the reading just
had be considered its second reading.
Carried.
Ald. Lyons moved that the Ordi-
nance be now adopted.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance. Frith.
Jones, Lyons, McLaughlin and Stumpf.
Nays --None.
The Ordinance follows:
AN ORDINANCE GRANTING
CERTAIN ADDITIONAL
RIGHTS TO THE UNION ELEC-
TRIC COMPANY.
Be It Ordained by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque.
Section I.
That in addition to the rights and
privileges now possessed by the Union
Electric Co., for the use and operation
of its lines of street railway in the
City of Dubuque, there is hereby
granted to said Company the right to
construct a single track railway, com-
mencing at the intersection of Twenty-
fourth and Washington Streets in the
City of Dubuque. and thence running
westerly along Twenty-fourth Street
to the intersection of said street with
Couler Avenue in said City, said line
to be so constructed as to be connect -
with the tracks of said railway com-
pany on Jackson Street and Couler
Avenue, and as nearly in the center
of Twenty-fourth Street as practic-
able.
Section II.
Said track on Twenty-fourth Street
shall be used and operated by said
Union Electric Company in connection
with their other lines, only for the pur-
pose of transporting people to and
from the base ball park on Twenty-
fourth and Washington Streets, during
the base ball seasons. Whenever said
base ball park shall be discontinued to
be used for a base ball park, the track,
allowed to he constructed by this Or-
dinance, shall be taken up by the Street
Railway Company, and the Street put
in good condition for travel, at its ex-
pense. No cars shall be allowed to
stand between Jackson Street and
Couler Avenue to wait for passengers.
Section III.
This Ordinance shall be in force and
take effect from and after its publica-
tion in the Dubuque Daily Globe
Journal newspaper.
Adopted , 1904.
Attest:
Mayor.
City Recorder.
Ald. Lyons also presented and read
an Ordinance for the vacation of Cedar
Street from Eighth Street to the alley
between Seventh and Eighth Streets in
the City of Dubuque, and moved that
the reading just had be considered its
first reading. Carried.
Ald. Lyons moved that the rules be
now suspended for the purpose of read-
ing the Ordinance by its title for the
second time. Carried by the following
vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy. Corrance, Frith,
Jones, Lyons, McLaughlin and Stumpf.
The Ordinance was then read by its
title for the second time.
Ald. Lyons moved that the Ordi-
nance be now adopted as read. Carried
by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Jones, Lyons, McLaughlin and Stumpf.
Nays—None.
The Mayor declared the Ordinance
adopted.
The Ordinance follows:
AN ORDINANCE FOR THE VA-
CATION OF CEDAR STREET
FROM EIGHTH STREET TO
THE ALLEY BETWEEN SEV-
ENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS
IN THE CITY OF DUBUQUE.
Whereas, the Union Electric Com-
pany, a corporation organized under
the laws of Iowa, has petitioned the
City Council of the City of Dubuque
for the vacation and annullment of
Cedar Street from Eighth Street to the
alley between Seventh and Eighth
Streets in the City of Dubuque, being
the ground lying between Lot 33, in
Block 12, and Lot I, in Block 14, of
Dubuque Harbor Improvement Com-
pany's Addition to the City of Du-
buque. and
Whereas, the said Union Electric
Company is the owner in fee simple
of all the real estate abutting said por-
tion of said Cedar Street and needs
said portion of said street in connec-
tion with its said abutting property for
its proposed new electric power sta-
tion and plant required by the increas-
ed demands of this city and its resi-
dents. and
Whereas, by direction of the City
Council of the City of Dubuque the
City Engineer has made a plat of and
showing said portion of said street pro-
posed to be vacated, and filed the same
in his office subject to public inspec-
tion, and due notice has been given to
all abutting property owners and ten
days' notice of said proposed vacation
Regular Session
June 16, 1904.
has been published in the official paper
of the city, and the proposed action
has been submitted to the City Council
at two regular sessions, and
Whereas, it appears that no valid ob-
jections have been made to the vaca-
tion of said portion of said street. and
said above described portion of said
street is not required for street pur-
poses;
Therefore, be it ordained by the City
Council of the City of Dubuque,
Section 1. That Cedar Street from
Eighth Street to the alley between Sev-
enth and Eighth Streets in the City of
Dubuque. being the ground lying be-
tween Lot 33, in Block 12. and Lot 1,
in Block 14, of Dubuque Harbor Im-
provement Company's Addition to the
City of Dubuque be and the same is
hereby vacated and annulled and the
permanent use thereof is hereby grant-
ed to the Union Electric Company, and
its successors and assigns as a part
of the ground to he used and occupied
by its said electric works and plant.
Sec. 2. This Ordinance shall be in
force and take effect from and after
its passage and publication one time
in the Dubuque Daily Globe -Journal,
official paper of the City of Dubuque.
Adopted June .. 1.. r . 1904.
Approved June .".-2.4.0-1904.
Attest.
Mayor.
City Recorder.
Ald. Lyons also presented and read
an Ordinance repealing section 8 of
Chapter XXVII of the Revised Ordi-
nances of 1901 of the City of Dubuque;
and fixing the compensation of the
members of the Fire department, and
moved that the reading just had be con-
sidered its first reading. Carried.
The Ordinance was then laid over
tender the rules until the next meeting.
Ald. Corrance. Chairman of the Com-
mittee on Claims, reported as follows:
Your Committee on Claims would
respectfully report that in the case of
Lottie Walker vs. City of Dubuque, the
plaintiff secured a verdict against the
City for $600.00. We now have an of-
fer to settle this case for $500.00 and
the costs of court. We consider that
the additional cost incurred in an ap-
peal would more than offset any ad-
vantage that might be gained thereby
and would therefore recommend that
said offer be accepted and that the
Mayor be authorized to effect a settle-
ment on the above mentioned basis.
Ald, Corrance moved to adopt the
report, and that a warrant be drawn
in favor of the Mayor to settle the
same. Carried.
Ald. Frith, Chairman of the Com-
mittee on Streets, presented the fol-
lowing bills:
John Berwanger, rock delivered
to rock crusher $ 26 00
Frank Burns, rock delivered to
rock crusher
Joe Heck, rock delivered to
rock crusher
P. Horsch, rock delivered to
rock crusher
Tom Moore, rock delivered to
rock crusher
Dennis McGrath, rock delivered
to rock crusher 62 0o
T. Siege, rock delivered to
rock crusher 72 00
Jas. Noonan, rock delivered to
rock crusher 175 00
Jeff. McGrath, rock delivered to
rock crusher 32 00
A. Honig, rock delivered to
rock crusher 75 00
C. Gantenbcin, rock delivered to
rock crusher 39 00
Ald. Frith moved that warrants be
ordered drawn for the several amounts
and the hills paid. Carried.
Ald. Frith also reported as follows:
Your Committee on Streets, to
whom was referred the petition of Chas.
Stillman, et al., asking that a four -foot
sidewalk be ordered on both sides of
Langworthy Avenue, from Hill Street
to Nevada Street, would recommend
that the prayer of the petitioner be
granted and that the proper resolutions.
be adopted.
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the re-
port. Carried.
145
39 00
31 00
700
14 00
Ald. Clancy moved that Mr. Chas.
Katz be appointed Inspector of Wood
for the ensuing year. Carried.
Wereupon Mr. Katz was sworn in by
the Mayor.
Ald. Jones. chairman of the Commit-
tee on Printing, reported at follows:
Your Committee on Printing, to
whom was referred the bills of the
Globe -Journal for publishing the pro-
ceedings and notices during the months
of April and May, 1904, would recom-
mend that the sum of $67.50 be allowed
for the month of April, and $99.19 for
the month of May, and that a warrant
in said amounts be ordered drawn on
the City Treasurer in full settlement
of said bills.
Also your Committee on Printing, to
whom was referred the bill of the Tel-
egraph -Herald for $68.15 for publish-
ing the proceedings and notices during
the month of April. 1904, would recom-
mend that a warrant in said sum be or-
dered drawn on the City Treasurer in
settlement of the bill.
Aid. Jones moved to adopt the re-
ports. Carried.
Ald. Stumpf, chairman of the Com-
mittee on Delinquent Taxes, reported
as follows:
Your Committee on Delinquent
Taxes, to whom was referred the peti-
tion of Mrs. Helen May, asking that
on account of her poverty the taxes
on her property, Lot lob Union Addi-
146 Regular Session June 16, 1904.
tion, be canceled for the year 1903,
would recommend that said taxes be al-
lowed to remain a lien on the property
and that the Treasurer be instructed
not to sell.
Ald. Stumpf moved to adopt the re
port. Carried.
Ald. Lyons, chairman of the Commit-
tee on Sewers, presented the following
bills and moved that warrants be drawl,
and the bills paid. Carried.
Wm. Foster, inspecting sewer
in Washington Street $20.00
Alike O'Meara, inspecting sewer
in Dodge Street 20.00
Ald. Lyons also reported as follows.
Your Committee on Sewers. to whom
was referred the petition of C. A. Van
Wie, et al., asking that a sanitary sewer
be ordered laid in Grandview Avenue,
front Dodge to North Street. would
recommend that the prayer of the peti-
tioners be granted and that the prelim-
inary resolutions be adopted.
Also, your committee on Sewers
would respectfully report that we have
examined the sanitary sewer in Alpine
street, front Dodge Street to a point
about one hundred an -I twenty-five feet
south of Langworthy Avenue, James
Street. contractor. and would recom-
mend that sail sewer be accepted. and
that the City Engineer be instructed
to prepare a plat of that part of Al-
pine Street where said improvement
has been made. shoving the separate
lots or specified portion thereof sub-
ject to assessment for such improve-
ment, the names of the owners and
the amount to be assessed against each
lot, and to file said plat and schedule
in the office of the City Recorder. who
shall thereupon publish the same ill
accordance with the provisions of Sec-
tion to, Chanter 34. of the Revised
Ordinances of 1go1 of the City of Du-
buque. We would further recommend
that the Finance committee be instruct-
ed to provide for an issue of bonds to
cover the cost of constructing said
sewer.
Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the re-
ports of the committee on Sewers.
Carried.
Aid. Frith reported as follows:
Your committee on Electrical Con-
struction. to whom was referred the
bills of the Iowa Telephone Co. for
telephone service for the quarter end-
ing June 30, 1904, would respectfully
report that under the terms of an or-
dinance adopted November 30, 1903.
the City of Dubuque is entitled to
twelve telephones free of charge, which
would be two more than the City has
had; we would therefore recommend
that the Iowa Telephone Co. be in-
structed to place one of the remaining
telephones at the Dubuque and Wis-
consul Bridge. and to include the tele-
phone at Engine House No. 5 in the
free list. We would further recom-
mend that the charge of $6.00 for tele-
phone service at Engine House No. 5
for said quarter be not allowed, and
that a warrant in the stun of $37.27 be
ordered drawn on the Treasurer in full
settlement of said bills.
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the re-
port. Carried.
Ald. Jones reported as follows:
Your Board of Equalization, to
whom was referred the petition of A.
A. Cooper, asking. because the sante
was doubly assessed, that $5.000.00 be
deducted from the personal assessment
against the A. A. Cooper Wagon and
Buggy Co.. also that the valuation on
City Lots 691. 700 and 721 be fixed at
the same amount as for 1902. and that
the valuation on the Cooper Wagon
Works Block be reduced $5,000.00.
would recommend that the prayer of
the petitioner be granted in so far only
as the petition applies to the $5.000.00
personalty and that the Treasurer be
instructed accordingly.
Also, your Board of Equalization. to
whom was referred the petition of
Theodore Cook, stating that there is
an assessment on $6.000.00 money: and
credits on the books of the City Treas-
urer against the estate of Jacob K„clr
for the year 1903, and that said a», --
ment is erroneous bc4anse the indebt-
edness of the said estate largely ex-
ceeded the moneys and credits.and ask-
ing therefore that the said assessment
be canceled, would recommend that the
prayer of the petitioner be granted and
that the City Treasurer he instructed
accordingly.
Also, your Board of Equalization, to
whom was referred the petition of T.
0. Sullivan and W. A. Folk. in rela-
tion to the special assessment levied
against Lots 190 and 191. \\"owllawn
Park Addition• for the improvement of
Auburn and Decorah Avenues, would
recommend that the prayer f the peti-
tioners be gr=unted, provi,lcd the smat-
ter be settled without delay. and that
the treasurer he instructed accordingly.
Also, your Board of Equalization, to
whom was referred the communication
of Maria Louisa Thedinga, stating that
the District Court had reduced the val-
uation placed on her property by Seven
Hundred and Fifty Dollars, and asking
therefore that the sum of $8.63, being
the amount of the tax on the over-
valuation, lie refunded to her, would
recommend that the prayer of the pe-
titioner be granted and that a warrant
in said sum be ordered drawn on the
city treasury in settlement of the
claim.
Also, your Board of Equalization, to
whom was referred the petition of the
Metz Manufacturing Co., asking that
in accordance with a resolution adopt-
Regular Session June 16, 1904.
147
,ed by the City Council on March 5th,
1903, the taxes on its personalty and
also on the improvements on Lots 177,
178. N. 1-2 of 179. 226. 225 and N. 1-2
-of 224. East Dubuque Add., be can-
celed for the year 1903, would recom-
mend that the prayer of the petitioner
be granted and that the Treasurer be
instructed accordingly.
Ald. Jones moved to adopt the var-
ious reports of the Board of Equaliza-
tion. Carried.
Ald. Lyons, of the Board of Health,
reported as follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: Your Board of Health
-would respectfully report that at their
meeting, held June 6th, 1904, a bill of
Mr. John A. Voelker was presented,
for conveying Frank Flynn, a smallpox
-patient, to the detention hospital.
Amount of bill, $8.00. The same was
audited by the board and referred to
the county supervisors for payment.
We would also recommend the adop-
tion of the following resolution:
Be It Resolved by the Board of Health
of the City of Dubuque. Iowa:
That D. S. Wilson E.i.. City Lot No.
662a: Thos. Hardie E-4.. the M. 38.1
feet of City Lot No. 662: C. A. Walter,
N. 1-5 of City Lot No. 432! Hunde-
gunda Foerst. S. 1-2 of City Lot No.
33o: C. Voss Est.. N. 26 feet 6 inches
of City Lot No. 335; Dubuque Malting
Co.. City Lot No. 338; Peter Fay, N.
N. 1-5 of City Lot No. 432; Kunde-
Kriebs, N. 1-2 of City Lot No. 272;
Anna Trexler. City Lot No. 275 and S.
.2 feet of City Lot No. 274; Louis Trex-
ler. City Lot No. 276: A. W. Kennler
Est.. City Lot No. 281; Kiene & Alt-
man. City Lot No. 283; Bell B. De
Clercq. S. 1-2 less N. M. 4x60 feet of
City Lot No. 311; Otto Frenzel, N. 1 -
•of City Lot No. 311; John Pilmeir, N.
1-2 of the S. M. 1-5 of City Lot No.
442; M. Michels, S. 1-2 of the N. M. 1-5
of City Lot No. 442; M. Buchman. S.
1-5 of City I_ot No. 442: Margaret
'Thompson. N. M. 1-4 of City Lot No.
443: Theo. Schrup, undivided 1-2 of the
S. 1-5 of City Lot No. 434: C. G.
Kretschmer, S. M. 1-4 of City Lot No.
443: Gabriel Weis. N. 5o feet of N. 3-5
-of City Lot No. 444; Schneider &
Kleih. Sub. 4 of the S. 1-5 of City Lot
No. 444; Sam Rice, S. 26.2 feet of the
M. 1-5 of City Lot No. 446: Andrew
'Voelker, N. 25 feet of the M. 1-5 of
'City Lot No. 446; Gertrude Seeger, N.
1-2 of N. M. 1-5 and S. 1-2 of N. 1-5 of
City Lot No. 479; Margaret Lorez. S.
1-2 of the S. M. 1-5 of City Lot No.
-441; L. Gonner, S. M. 1-5 of City Lot
No. 434; Josephine Folzer, N. 1-2 of
the N. 1-5 of City Lot No. 479; Geo.
W. Schrup, undivided 1-2 of S. 1-5 of
City Lot No. 432; Mary A. Mulkern. N.
6 feet 9 inches of City Lot 314, all of
315 and S. 9 feet 3 inches of 316; James
-O'Farrell, S. 1-2 of M. 1-5 of City Lot
No. 457; B. C. Schorr, S. 27 feet 8
inches of City Lot No. 335; John A.
Pauls, S. M. 26 feet of City Lot No.
316, having failed to connect said prop-
erty with the sanitary sewer situated in
the alley between Clay and White
streets, abutting on said property: and
it being deemed necessary for the
preservation of the public health of
said city that said premises be con-
nected with said sanitary sewer. It is
hereby ordered by the Board of Health
of the City of Dubuque, Iowa. by vir-
tue of the power vested in it by Sec-
tion 1032 of the Code of Iowa of 1897,
and Chapter Twenty-five of the Re-
vised Ordinances of 1901 of the City of
Dubuque, that all the above named
property owners shall within thirty
days from the date of service of notice
of this order, conenct said premises
with said sanitary sewer.
Dated this 6th clay of June, 1904.
We also recommend that the City
buy two mackintoshes for the use of
conveying Smallpox Patients to the
Detention Hospital, also a fumigating
lamp, for the use of the Health Officer.
Also report that the contract for
cleaning vanits for the ensuing year
was awarded to Arthur Turner at the
same rates as last year.
Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the reso-
lution and report of the Board of
Health. Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy Corrance, Frith,
Jones. Lyons. McLaughlin and Stumpf.
Nays—None.
Ald. McLaughlin. chairman of the
Committee of the \\'hole, reported as
i 11 os:
Your Committee of the Whole, to
whom was referred the bill of the
\\•,iter Trustees for $2.000.00 for water
furnished for ' sprinkling purposes,
would recommend that said bill be al-
lowed and that a warrant in the said
sum be ordered drawn on the Treas-
urer in settlement of the claim.
Also your Committee of the Whole
would respectfully recommend that the
City Engineer he instructed to con-
struct two additional intakes to the
storm water sewer on Ninth Avenue
:it its intersection with Rhomberg
Avenue.
Also your Committee of the Whole,
to whom was referred the petition of
Anton Fischer, et al., asking that the
alley between Ninth and Tenth Ave-
nues be widened, filled and macadamiz-
ed, would recommend that the City
Engineer be instructed to fill said alley
to its full width of thirty feet, and to
macadamize the same where necessary.
Also your Committee of the Whole,
to whom was referred the ordinance
amending the ordinance fixing the com-
pensation of the members of the Fire
148 Regular Session June 16, 1904.
Department, would respectfully report
that we have further amended said or-
dinance so as to provide that the same
becomes effective March r, 19o5, and
would recommend the adoption of said
ordinance as amended.
Also your Committee of the Whole,
to whom was referred the petition of
the Dubuque Altar Mfg. Co., asking
that the alley between Elm and Pine
Streets from Eighteenth to Nineteenth
Street be vacated, would recommend
that the prayer of the petitioner be
granted and that the Ordinance Com-
mittee be instructed to prepare an or-
dinance confirming the rights herein
granted, but reserving to the City the
right to lay a sanitary sewer in said
alley if deemed necessary, and provid-
ing that in the event that said premises
should cease to be used for manufac-
turing purposes, said alley shall revert
to the city.
Also your Committee of the Whole
would respectfully recommend in ac-
cordance with the award of the ap-
praisers appointed to assess the dam-
age to abutting property by reason of
the change of grade on Bluff Street be-
tween Twelfth and Fourteenth Streets,
that a warrant in the sum of $5.50 be
ordered drawn on the Treasurer in
favor of B. B. Richards, to compensate
him for the amount expended by him
in bringing his sidewalk to the new
grade.
—P. H. McLaughlin,
Chairman.
Ald. McLaughlin moved to adopt the
various reports. Carried.
Ald. Clancy, chairman of the Special
committee to audit the quarterly re-
port of the Water Works trustees, re-
ported as follows:
Your Special committee, to whom
was referred the statement of the Wa-
ter Works Trustees for the quarter
ending March 31, 19o4, would respect-
fully report that we have audited said
statement and find the same to corres-
pond with the vouchers on file in the
office of the Trustees; we would there-
fore recommend that said statement be
received and filed.
—Matt Clancy, Chairman.
Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the re-
port. Carried.
RESOLUTIONS.
Ald. Frith offered the following:
Be it resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque. that it is deem-
ed necessary and advisable to lay a
sidewalk on Langworthy Avenue from
Hill Street to Booth Street, and it is
hereby proposed to lay a cement side-
walk four feet wide on said street and
to assess the cost of said sidewalk
against the abutting property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Jones, Lyons, McLaughlin and Stumpf.
Nays—None.
Ald. Frith also offered the follow-
ing: Be it resolved by the City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque. that the -
City Engineer be and he is hereby di-
rected to prepare a plat showing gen-
erally the location and nature and ex-
tent of the proposed improvement on
Langworthy Avenue from Hill to•
Booth Street, and the kind of material
to be used, and an estimate of the cost
thereof, and the amount and cost of
such improvement. the amount and
cost thereof to be paid by the City, if
any. and the cost thereof and amount
assessable upon each lot or parcel of
land adjacent to or abutting upon such
improvement per front foot, and to file -
such plat and estimate in the office of
the City Recorder; that after the filing
of said plat and estimate in his office,
the City Recorder shall publish in three
consecutive issues of a newspaper pub-
lished in the city, a notice stating that
such plat and estimate are on file, the
location and nature of the improve-
ment, kind of material to be used, and -
an estimate of its cost and the time
before which objections thereto can be
filed, and the time fixed for hearing,
which time shall not be less than five
days after the last publication of such
notice, and after such publication shall
have been made, the City Recorder
shall at the next regular session of the
City Council. notify the council thereof
in writing, with a printed copy of such
notice accompanying the same.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance. Frith,.
Jones. Lyons, McLaughlin and Stumpf.
Nays—None.
Alderman Lyons offered the follow-
ing:
Be it Resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque. That it is deemed
necessary and advisable to construct a
sanitary sewer in Grandview Avenue
and it is hereby proposed to construct
a sanitary sewer in said Grandview
Avenue as follows, to -wit: an eight -inch
tile pipe sewer from Dodge Street to
North Street, and to assess the cost
of said sewer against the butting prop-
erty.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas --Aids. Clancy, Corrance,
Frith, Jones, McLaughlin and Stumpf.
Nays—None___`
Ald. Lyons also offered the follow-
ing:
Be It Resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque, That the City
Engineer be and he is hereby directed
to prepare a plat and specifications
for an eight -inch tile pipe sanitary sew-
er in Grandview Avenue, from Dodge
Street to North Street, showing the
location and general nature of said im-
provement, the extent thereof, the size
Regular Session June 16, 1904.
and kind of material to be used, and
to prepare an estimate of the cost
thereof and the amount assessable up-
on each lot or parcel of land adjacent
to or abutting thereon per front foot
or square foot in area, and to file such
plat, specifications and estimate in the
office of the City Recorder.
That after such plat is so filed, the
City Recorder shall cause to be pub-
lished, notice of the intention of the
Council to make such improvement.
which notice shall be published in three
consecutive issues of the official news-
paper of the City of Dubuque, stating
that such plat is on file and generally
the nature of the sewer, its location.
size and kind of material to be used
and the estimate of the cost, and fixing
the time before which objections can
be filed, which time shall not be less
than five days after the last publication
of such notice. and after the comple-
tion of the publication of the notice. lie
shall, at its next regular session, notify
the Council thereof in writing with a
printed copy of such notice accompany-
ing the same.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy. Corrance, Frith,
Jones, Lyons, McLaughlin and Stumpf.
Absent—None.
Ald. Lyons also offered the following
which was adopted:
Resolved, that the City Attorney be
and is hereby instructed to investigate
and, at as early a day as practicable,
report to the City Council the present
status of the title to the real estate
commonly known as the "Old Canal
Lot." situated in the southwest quarter
of Section nineteen (19), Town eighty-
nine (89), Range three (3), east of the
fifth principal meridian, in the city of
Dubuque, and containing twelve acres,
and forty-eight one hundredths of an
acre. which by Act of Congress of July
2, 1836, was reserved forever "for a
public highway and other public uses,"
and by virtue of an Act of Congress
of February 14th, 1855. was conveyed
by the United States, to the City of
Dubuque, subject to said reservation,
by patent dated October 19th, 1855.
That the city Attorney be requested
to report specifically, whether, in view
of the reservation of said Canal Lot
"for a public highway and other public
uses." in the Act of Congress of July
2, 1836, and of the provision in the
patent of October 19th, 1855, making
the relinquishment to the City of Du-
buque of all rights of the United States
in said lot, subject to said reservation,
any alienation or diversion, or attempt-
ed alienation or diversion of said Canal
Lot, or any part thereof, by the City
Council for any purpose other than for
a public highway and other public uses,
was, or would be legal and valid, and
operate to divest the public of its rights
in said ground.
149
Also, whether the City Council now
possesses the right to open or extend
any street or public highway through,
or across or along, said Canal lot with-
out the payment of damages or com-
pensation to any private person or cor-
poration.
That in the consideration of the mat-
ters herein submitted to him, the atten-
tion of the City Attorney is directed
to the report and opinion rendered to
the city Council by its attorneys. Ed-
ward McCeney and D. C. Cram, relat-
ing to the title to said Canal lot in
February, ►872, and also to the opinion
of the Supreme Court of this State, in
the case of Cook vs. City of Burlington
reported in the 3oth Iowa Reports,
page 94.
Resolved further. That the City En-
gineer be instructed to make a survey
of said Canal lot, and mark the bound-
aries of the same in a permanent and
distinguishable manner by posts or
other suitable marks, and also, to re-
port to the City Council. whether, and
to what extent, if any, said ground is
occupied or encumbered by any private
person or corporation for any purpose
other than "highway or other public
uses."
Alderman McLaughlin offered the
following, which was referred to the
Committee of the Whole:
Be it Resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque, That Sixth
Street from the east curb line of Bluff
Street to the west property line of Clay
Street be improved by brick -paving the
same on a concrete foundation accord-
ing to the plat and specifications for
such improvement prepared by the City
Engineer and now on file in the office of
the City Recorder, and be it further re-
solved, that said improvement shall be
completed on or before the 1st day of
September, 1904, and shall be paid for
at the time and in the manner prescrib-
ed by chapter XXXII. of the Revised
Ordinances of 1901 of the City of Du-
buque for the payment of the cost of
street improvements.
The proposals for doing such work
will be acted upon by the Council on
the 7th day of July, 1904, and the Cit)
Recorder is hereby ordered to give ten
days' notice by publication, asking for
proposals as provided by ordinance.
Ald. McLaughlin moved that the
Council appoint an Inspector for the
Bee Branch Sewer.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Lyons, Mc-
Laughlin and Stumpf. Total 4.
Nays—Aids. Corrance, Frith and
Jones. Total 3.
Ald. Stumpf nominated P. J. Schuler.
Ald. Jones nominated John Bohn.
150 Regular Session June 16, 1904.
The vote was taken by ballot and
the Mayor appointed Ald. McLaughlin
and Ald. Frith as tellers.
Vote as follows:
Schuler received 4 votes.
Bohn received 3 votes.
Mr. Schuler was declared appointed.
On motion the Mayor was instructed
to make all arrangements in regard to
the Council. Fire and Police Depart-
ments taking part in the parade to
take place on the Fourth of July.
Ald. McLaughlin moved to adjourn
until July 7th, 19(34. Carried.
—C. F. Arendt,
City Recorder.
Attest:
ARecorder
ApprovedL% -ic 'i 19041
. . Mayor
List of Warrants.
LIST Of CIT
City Recorder's Office,
Dubuque, Ia., June 1st, 1904.
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council of Dubuque:
Gentlemen: The following is a com-
plete list of all warrants issued by pie
during the month of May, 1904:
•C. H. Bery, salary, Mayor ....$116 7o
H. Brinkman, salary, Treasurer 133 35
J. A. McKinley, salary, Deputy
Treasurer Too
Jno. Krayer, clerk, Treasurer's
office . 6o
•Chas. F. Arendt, salary, Re-
corder 116
1Vm. A. Kaep, salary, Deputy
Recorder 8o
F. B. Hoffman. salary, Auditor116
C. B. Scherr. salary. Assessor 125
A. Doerr, Jr., salary. Assistant
Assessor 100
J. J. Murphy, salary, Assistant
Assessor 100
'Geo. A. Barnes. salary. Attor-
ney 15o e0
J. B. Powers, salary. Assistant
Attorney
Thos. Reilly, salary. Chief of
Police too 00
Jos. Reinfried, salary. Fire Chief 100 00
J. W. Lawler. salary. Committee
Clerk .. 100 00
Jas. Boyce, salary. City Engi-
neer . 166
E. Anderson, salary. Assistant
Engineer 100
G. White, salary. Rodman 5o
E. Herron, salary, superintend-
ent of Street Sprinkling 6o
Wm. H ipman, salary. Electri-
cian 83 35
H. Tropf. salary, Marketmaster 5o 00
P. Ryan, salary, Park Custodian 40 00
P. Kien, salary. Park Custodian 4o 00
T. Faherty, salary. Park Cus-
todian to 00
Dr. B. F. Michel. salary, Health
Officer 5o 00
F. Flynn, salary, Sanitary Pa-
trolman 6o 00
N. Offerman. salary. Pound -
master 40 00
Mrs. H. Koenig, salary, Jani-
tress 20 00
A. Crawford, salary. Sidewalk
inspector
H. A. Moyes, salary, Wharf -
master
M. Clancy, salary. Alderman
H. Corrance. salary. Alderman
E. E. Frith. salary, Alderman
.T. A. Stumpf, salary. Alderman
R. Jones, salary. Alderman .
P. H. McLaughlin. salary. Al-
derman 25 00
M. E. Lyons, salary. Alderman 25 00
Tillie Donnelly. stenographer 20 00
M. Eitel, fireman $ 65 00
00
00
70
00
70
00
00
00
75
00
55
00
00
00
5o) 00
20 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
J. Essman, fireman
A. Duccini. fireman
J. Flynn. fireman
75 00
6o oo
65 00
151
J. Roshin, fireman Go oo
A. Hecr, fireman 50 00
J. Tschudi, fireman 50 00
J. Schonberger, hoseman 50 00
J. Daley, fireman C,5 00
J. Barnes, engineer 75 00
1'. Ryder, fireman 6o 00
G. Beyer, fireman 65 on
W. Ducey. fireman 6o 00
F. Murphy, fireman 5o 00
P. Ahern. fireman ;o 00
\i. licllcy, fireman 5o 00
D. .\hcrn• fireman 65 00
P. Zillig, fireman 50 00
T. Flynn, fireman 65 00
M. Sweeney, fireman 5o 00
H. Cain. fireman 5o 00
N. Wagner, fireman 5o 00
J. Benzor, fireman 5o 00
A. McDonnell, fireman 67 5o
J. Murphy, fireman 5o 00
J. McLaughlin, fireman 5o oe
G. Girke, fireman 65 oo
T. Kennedy. fireman 6o 00
F. Baumgartner, fireman 5o 00
J. Smith, fireman 5o 00
C. Kannolt, fireman 65 00
J. Allen, fireman 6o 00
JI. Fahey, fireman 5o 00
W. O'Connell. Iircnlan 5o 00
R. Weston. fireman 65 00
F. Kenncally. fireman 6o 00
E. McDermott, fireman 5o 00
W. McClain, fireman 5o 00
1.. Smith. fireman, extra 2 00
A. 113c:•kcr. police 51 65
J. 11. Barry. police 51 65
G. Burke], police 51 65
J. Carter, police 67 20
T. Clime, police 51 65
Jno. Cody, police 50 00
W. Cook. police 5o 00
W. Corcoran, police 51 65
H. Donlon. police 5o 00
J. Fitzpatrick, police 51 65
Tas. Flynn, police 5o 00
Wni. Frith. police 51 65
T. Ganahl. police 51 65
L. Grasset, police ;t 6;
P. Gr•iy. police 51 65
461 on
51 65
inn. T.oet acltcr, police 46 70
P. NIcCoIlin', police 51 65
P. \Irincrncy, nonce 51 65
Trio. Moore. police 60 00
Tl. Norton, police 46 70
\I. O'Connor, police 50 00
ino. Murphy. nolice
50 00
P. Powers, police 33 50
Tno. Raesli. police 65 00
Otto Rath. police 65
To:. Ryan, police 65 00
1'. Scharff. police 50 eo
Al. Scherr, police 62 no
F. Spielman, police 51 65
P. Sutton. police25 00
Tom Sweeney. police 0 no
M. Stapleton, police 51 65
P. Sullivan. police50 00
Tno. L. Sullivan. police So 00
51 55
30 00
30 00
Pot Il:unlon, notice
\I. Kil:v. notice
T.. Zeidman. police
Mrs. Kate Hibbe. matron
Miss T.. Brennan. matron
152
List of Warrants
Labor cleaning, repairing and sprink-
ling in the different districts during the
last half of April, 1904:
E. Amanda, 2nd.
J. Albrecht, 2nd.
A. Alderson, 3rd.
Sam. Allen, 3rd.
Rich. Burns, 1st.
Watt. Burke, 1st.
Wm. Burke, 1st.
Jos. Brouillette, 1st.
John Burns, 1st
Mike Boyle, 2nd.
W. S. Brown, 2nd.
C. Bremer, 2nd.
A. Bolein. 2nd.
J. Brenner. 2nd.
C. Buse. 2nd.
J. Brachtcnbach, 2nd.
C. Bluecher, 2nd.
Fred Budde, 2nd.
C. Budien• 2nd
C. Buelow. 2nd.
Paul Bicker. 3rd.
D. J. Brightbill, 3rd.
Jos. Brown. 1st., $4.40;
$8.75: 3rd., $4.40
W. Coughlan, 1st.
Mike Cain. 1st.
Jerry Cahill, 1st.
Peter Carney, 1st.
Lant. Cahill, 1st.
Tom Cahill. 1st.
Mike Cunningham, ist.
D. Corcoran, 2nd.
Jas. Callaghan, 1st
John Cahill. 2nd
Frank Cherney, 2nd
John Corbett, 2nd
H. Cobb, 1st., $4.40; 2nd,
3rd.. $4.40
Jas. Connolly. 1st., $4.40; 2nd.,
$8.75; 3rd.. $4.40
H. Cosgrove. 1st., $6.65; 2nd,
$10.00; 3rd., $3.35
Peter DeFontaine, 1st
John Dougherty, 1st
Mike Donegan, 1st
Tom Donahue. 1st
P. Devaney, 2nd
Peter Dax, 2nd
John Egan• 1st
John Engels. 2nd
C. Ellermand• 2nd
John Ess. 2nd
Dan Fox• 1st
Mike Farrell, 1st
Geo. Frost, 1st
John Farley, 2nd
Pat Farrell, 2nd
W. Flanagan. 2nd
L. Fenner, 2nd
Pat Fenelon, 1st., $4.40; 2nd,
$8.75: 3rd., $4.40
Nels. Frith, 1st., $16.65; 2nd,
$25.00; 3rd, $8.35
Pat Grue. 1st
Peter Gregore, 1st
Barney Glass, 1st
Pat Gilloon, 1st
Henry Galle, 2nd
Chas. Grode, 2nd
Jos. Grab. 2nd
H. Grode, 2nd
2nd.,
$8.75;
9S0
6 75
t 35
6 to
2 05
T 35
6 75
4 40
9 90
7 20
I 70
9 15
6 75
7 IO
5 To
7 IO
6 75
8 to
2 70
14 85
8 8o
17 55
14 20
6 To
6 TO
14 20
3 40
3 40
8 30
20 00
8 55
8 8o
4 05
17 55
17 55
20 00
3 40
6 To
3 75
4 40
4 05
2 70
4 40
23 20
2 70
6 75
6 10
5 40
20 00
13 95
4 05
1 35
4 05
17 55
50 00
5 40
2 70
7 45
3 75
8 10
3 60
16 20
8 to
Geo. Gail, 2nd 13i
Jos. Guenther, 2nd 6 to
C. Gantenbein, 2nd 20 00
Chas. Gruenzig. 3rd 13 20
John Hafey, 1st . 6 Ie
Thos. Hackney, 1st To So
G. Hecklinger, 2nd 2 70•
George J. I 2nd 20 00
Phil Hense. 2nd to 50
Toni Harker, 3rd . ... 4 75
James Hird, 3rd 18 oo •
John Heil• 1st. 7.50; 2nd, $17.25;
3rd, $3.75 22 50
Peter Jacob, 2nd . 4 75-
W. Johnson. 2nd 3 50
Aug. Jass, 2nd to 50
Conrad Jaenar, 3rd • T 35
Tim Kelly, 1st 3 40
Nic Kettenhofen, 2nd 6 to
Mike Kas, 2nd . 7 00
John Inness, 2nd 3 40
Theo. Kleska, 2nd 1 70
Jos. Kientzle. 2nd 3 40
C. Kupferschmidt, 2nd 1 35
Paul Krocheski• 2nd
15 55
John Keast, 3rd 16 20
John Kelly, 3rd 4 75
Jale Kraus, 1st, $4.40; 2nd, $8.75;
3rd. $4.40 17 55
Mike Lavin, 1st 4 40
Mart. Lonergan, 1st 6 to •
Pat Lynch, 2nd to 80
D. Lillig. 2nd 4 05
Frank Lassance, 2nd To 15
H. Lembke, 2nd IT 50
Walter Lynch, 3rd 4 75
Mike Meagher, 1st 1 35
Phil. Melloy. 1st. 3 40
John Mahoney. 1st. 7 50
George Moore, 1st. 6 45
A. W. Miller. 1st. 9 45
John Munsch, 2nd. 9 90
Tom Malloy, 2nd. 3 15
Tom Malloy, 2nd. 3 4o
John Murray, 2nd. 2 70
James Malloy, 2nd. 4 95
A. Manderscheid, 2nd. 9 15
E. Muecke, 2nd. 6 75
T. G. Mueckel. 2nd. 8 45
.Tos. Martinek, 3rd. 12 85
John McGee. 1st. 3 40
James McCarron, 1st. 14 20
John McQuillan, 1st. ? 40
Frank McCann, 1st. 3 49;
W. McDermott, list.. 3 40
John McNulty, 1st. . 12 85.
Jas. McAleese, 1st. 13 50
J. McLaughlin. 2nd. 8 Io •
Jas. McCrackin, 3rd. 6 75
Pat. McPoland, 3rd. 1150
B. McDonnell. 2nd. 25 AO
Thos. Needham, 2nd. 2 70
C. Nanck, 2nd. 8 TO
John Noonan, 3rd. To 15
John Nutz, 3rd. 4 75
Tas. O'Shea, 1st. 6 To
W. O'Brien, 1st. 20 00
Ted. O'Brien, 1st. 4 75
C. Otto, 2nd. 135
Chas. O'Neill, 3rd. 9 45
J. O'Halloran. 3rd. TO 80
Jas. Purcell, 1st. 6 TO
James Powers, 1st 6 To
John Pfeiffer, 2nd 4 05
List of Warrants.
Nic Pinsch, 2nd
John Parker. 3rd
Geo. Putnam, 3rd
W. Quinlan, 1st
Geo. N. Raymond
2nd., $22.15; 3rd.,
James Ryan, 1st.
Phil Reddin. 1st
Mat. Raishek, 211d
Fred Remus, 2nd
C. Ripisch, 2nd.
Fred Radloff, and
C. Reinfrank, 2nd.....
James Reed. 3rd
Chas. Reilly. 3rd
Jos. Rooney, 1st., $6.65; 2nd.,
$10.00, 3rd., $3.35
Nick Sweeney. 1st
Frank Strohmeyer, 1st
M. Sughrue, 1st
Chas. Stick, 1st
W. Sheridan. 1st
Ernest Smith. 2nd
Aug. Soyke. 2nd
Chris. Sholl, 2nd
Herman Smith. 2nd
Jos. Statel, 2nd
John Sloan. 2nd
J. Scheiclercker. 2nd
A. Schilski, 2nd
J. Schammel. 2nd
Sam Sommer, 2nd
Sam Sterling. 3rd
James Smith, 3rd
F. Scherr. 1st., $4.40; and, $8.75;
3rd., $4.40
Lawrence Trost, 2nd.
John Tashner, 3rd.
John Varhoof, 1st.
C. Vincent. 2nd.
John Welsh, 1st.
Wm. Welsh. 1st.
Anton Wondrasek, 2nd.
Anton Welu. 2nd.
Jos. Williams, 3rd.
John Walsh, 3rd.
Fred Weber. 3rd.
W. Wearmouth. 3rd.
Thos. Young. 1st.. $25.00; 2nd.,
$37.5,o; 3rd.. $12.50
Geo. Zumhoff, 2nd. ...
Adam Zingle, 3rd.
TEAMS.
F. Burns. 2nd
Becker Bros., 2nd. ...
j. Berwanger, 2nd.
Josh Calvert, 1st.
John Calvert, 1st.
A. Conrad, 2nd.
Jos. Cahill, 3rd.
Ben Cain. 3rd.
T. E. Frith, 2nd.
M. Gantenbein, 2nd.
Mike Hanan, 1st.
John Huffmire, 2nd.
J Haudenschield, 2nd.
Peter I-Iorsch
James Keefe, 1st, $17.60; 2nd,
$24.00
J. Knoernschild, 2nd.
John Kane, 3rd. ...
John Lenehan, 1st.
P. Linehan, 2nd.
John Long, 2nd.
1st., $11.10;
$3.70
15 55
16 20
15 20
8 8o
36 95
13 50
3 0.5
to 8o
1 35
4 75
6 75
8 to
7 45
70
20 00
8 8o
3 40
2 05
3 40
to 15
to 83
5 75
6 to
4 05
4 05
4 05
1 05
2 40
9 15
6 75
6 to
9 45
17 55
It 50
4 75
3 05
6 75
4 40
6 10
13:i
15 55
8 So
13 50
1 35
20 00
71 00
18 OG
IO Fo
75 20
4t 50
24 to
to 40
34 2')
28 00
32 40
30 (Y0
2000
43- 20
2 10
40 80
28 SD
24 So
4I 60
,; 60
7 2C
4360
19 60
to Fo
Jas. Lonergan, ,;rd.
John Mulgrew
J. J. McCollins, 1st, $21.So;
$3.60
Jeff McGrath, 3rd
Dennis O'Meara. 1st
Geo. Reynolds. 1st
H. Rinck, 2nd
Ed. Seeley. 1st
Pat Shea, 1st
Jerry Sullivan, 1st (Valley)
Adam Stoltz, 2nd
John Sutherland, ,3rd
Jerry Sullivan, 3rd (Vernon)...
James Tobin, 2nd, $3.60; 3rd,
$23.40
T. Thanie. 2nd
Frank Winters, 3rd
M. Zogg, 2nd
Labor on Sewers during
half of April, 1904:
P. Casserly, labor 20 8o
J. Corcoran, labor 20 8o
R. T. Eddy, foreman 25 00
F. Honecker, labor 20 8o
P. Kenneally, labor 20 8o
Pat Sage. labor .. 20 80
Landon Taylor. labor 19 20
L. Zentanck, labor 20 So
C. H. Berg, sheriff's fees case of
Pierce vs. City
T. W. Ruete. appropriation for
Memorial Day parade 200 00
Otto M. Ruete, services as
member of Board of Health18 o0
Geo. Salot, services as mem-
ber of Board of Health
MACADAM LIST, APRIL,
Tas. Bakey, ist
John Burkhardt. 3rd
John Duggan. 1st
Peter Jacobs, 2nd
3rd,
153
23 40
9 Eo
25 40
16 22
7 20
25 20
5 40
37 Sa
12 60
14 40
7 20
22 50
58 00
27 00
to 8o
3 60
1 8o
the last
80 00
30 00
1904.
23 :5
I0 65
20 80
28 90
Tohn Parker, 3rd 14 Or
Theo. Ratterman, and 29 75
Mich. Shea, 1st 17 00
Mich. Shea. 1st 6.8c
Then. Theis, ist 6 8c
H. J. Tropf, board of prisoners
for April It 20
Kelly's bookstore, stationery
and supplies for election 27 6o
Kelly's bookstore, stationery
and supplies for registration13 75
Kelly's bookstore, stationery
supplies for various offices15 75
Kelly's bookstore, stationery
supplies for Recorder's office. to 25
Smith -Morgan Prtg. Co.. 17,250
election ballots and envelopes 115 00
W. McLaughlin, hauling at
Jackson Park 100
Mullen Bros., plumbing at City 5 95
Hall
A. R. Stufenbeil, repairing clock 75
at City Hall
Klauer & Kress, supplies for 1 85
City Hall
H. Wunderlich, supplies for Au-
ditor's office
Dubuque Cabinet Mkrs.' Assn,
repairing chairs for Mayor's
office. Engineer's. Police and
Fire Departments 3 5
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co,
I 00
4.11181111111
154 List of Warrants.
hose for steam roller
Stafford Stamp Works, supplies
for Auditor's office 70
Metal Stamping Co., clog and
team license tags 53 85
Phil Pier, hard coal for City
Hall 23 30
Key City Gas Co., gas for var-
ious departments 88 00
J. W. Halpin, qualifying judges
and clerks for city election
Kelly's bookstore. stationery
and supplies for city election 18 65
Standard Oil Co., oil•for Road
Department 3 70
Chas. Matz. repairs for Road
Department I 45
Jno. Kane. rock for Road De-
partment 24 50
Tibey Bros., rock for Road De-
partment
Wm. Marshall. repairs for rock
crusher
Wm. Marshall, repairs for
steam roller ..
Klauer & Kress, hardware for
Road Department
Standard Oil Co., oil for rock
crusher
F. Schloz & Son, repairs for
Road Department
F. Schloz & Son, repairs for
rock crusher
D. McGrath, rock for rock
crusher 50 00
Pape & Jacquinot, supplies for
rock crusher
Gus Lear, horse shoeing for
Road Department 2 00
Waterworks Trustees, repairs
for Road Department 2 25
Linehan & \l olo, white waste
for steam roller to 70
P. Pier, coal for rock crusher
and steam roller 116 95
H. Magdal, Hues for Road De-
partment
Little, Becker & Co., lanterns
for Road Department
Jno. Butt, repairs for Road De-
partment
J. Straney, twenty-six days' la-
bor at garbage dump
Key City Roofing Co., sewer
pipe for Road Department
P. Hanson. oils and candles for
steam roller
G. Ragatz, repairs for steam
•roller 7 I
G. Ragatz, repairs for rock
crusher
Wunderlich & Wiederholt,
horse shoeing for Fire De-
partment
Lagen & Sloan, horse shoeing
for Fire Department
Gus Lear, horse shoeing for
Fire Department
Collings & Pfiffner, horse shoe-
ing for Fire Department
H. J. Hagerty, veterinary ser-
vices for Fire and Police De-
partments 21 I
C. A. Noyes, shades for Central
9 25
1 00
6 00
125
6 25
2 15
2 63
130
4 20
90
40 00
2 50
5 20
35 to
14 20
75
5
2 40
7 00
55
0
I 00
8 oo
5
Engine House 14 30
P. J. Seippel, lumber for Central
Engine House 19 90
M. Stafford, bran for Fire De-
partment 8 85
Klauer & Kress. hardware for
Fire Department 25
J. Butt, repairs for Fire De-
partment I 20
T. F. Kane, hay and oats for
Fire Department 84 :5
G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for
Fire Department 20 35
Mettel Bros., stray and bran
tor Fire Department go
L. Lindenberg. hardware for
11rc. Department 13 85
Ellwanger Bros.. repairing liar -
ii' -ss for Fire Department
F. Zehetner, repairs for Fire
Department 2 8o
McDonald & \l rrison Mfg
Co.. supplies for Fire Depart-
ment 25
T. H. Clark. drugs and supplies
for Fire Department 20 50
Ca; r. Ryder & Adams Co., one-
half cord of edgings for Fire
Department 2 00
Mullen Bros., plumbing at Cen-
tral Engine house 190
J. Newman & Son, repairs for
Fire Department 2 6o
W. H. Torbert. drugs and sup-
ilies for Fire Department t;; 65
I,i,tle, Becker & Co., supplies
tor Fire Department . T. 15
Key City Gas Co., coke for Fire
Department 22 15
Key City Gas Co., coal for Fire
Department 2 00
Key City Gas Co., rental gas
a; cs for Fire Department I co
J. R. Miller. pasturing horse for
Fire Department 21 55
Phil Pier, soft coal for Fire De-
partment
Kelly's hook store, stationery
for Fire Department ... t 35
Collings & Pfiffner, horse shoe-
ing, patrol team 6 ec
Phil Pier. i cord oak wood, Ma-
trml Department 5 00
F. Burns. shavings for patrol
house
T F. Kane, hay and oats for
patrol house
Ellwanger Bros.. repairing har-
ness for patrol team 125
M. Stafford, straw for patrol
team
E;i hhorn & Bechtel, supplies for
Matron Department '5 70
C. J. W. Saunders, meat for Ma-
tron Department 2 80
J. Butt, repairs for Sewer De-
partment
W. B. Baumgartner, new tools
for Sewer Department 2 70
National Demokrat, official
printing for April 25 00
Pape & Jacquinot, gas fitting in
Engineer's office : 10
Union Electric Co., arc lights
for April 2045 77
1 i t)n
3338
3 00
43 75
6 00
2 95
List of Warrants.
155
Smith -Morgan Prtg. Co., blank
stationery for Board of
Health 3 'j
Duggan & Cota. hardware for
Mt. Carmel Avenue 1 to
Jas. Lee. constructing cement
walk on West Eleventh and
Highland Place . 76 .14
Duggan & Cota, nails for Side-
walk Department 25 OCT
.Standard Oil Co.. oil and axle
grease for Sprinkling Depart-
ment 4 10
Dub. Rubber & Belting Co,
washers and gaskets for
Sprinkling Department .i 35
Morrison Bros.. repairs for
Sprinkling Department 000
-W\gym. Dalhkermeyer. repairs for
Sprinkling Department .3 o0
J. Newman & Son, repairs for
Sprinkling Department 1I to
J P. Early, premium on Policies
for insurance on Sprinkling
Wagons 15 14
J. Butt, repairs for Sprinkling
Department
N. O'Meara, inspector on
Dodge Street Sanitary Sewer •; io
-Waterworks Trustees, supplies
for Dodge Street Sanitary
Sewer . 19 23
H. Brinkman. excavation per-
mits redeemed $ 45 00
H. Brinkman, interest paid on
warrants outstanding 963 17
H. Brinkman, express charges.
expense 92
H. Brinkman. printing bonds,
expense 4o 05
H. Brinkman. telegram to New
York. expense 30
H. Brinkman. exchange to New
York. expense 3 35
H. Brinkman, express charges.
road 15o
-H. Brinkman. express charges.
engineer 1 3o
George Badford. Loan 250 00
Library orders paid 706 35
Labor on Streets in the different dis-
tricts during the first half of May. 1904:
• John Albrecht. 2nd $ 8 So
E. Amanda, 2nd 1 35
Sam Allen, 3rd 2 70
A. Alderson. 3rd 5 75
J. Brouillette. 1st 6 75
_John Burns. 1st 3 00
W. S. Brown, 2nd II 5o
Anton Bolein. 2nd 6 75
J. Brachtenbach. 2nd 6 to
"'C. Buddien, 2nd ..12i
Mike Boyle, 2nd 12 60
D. J. Brightbill. 3rd 3 75
I2 15
9 30
Paul Becker. 3rd
Jos. Brown. 1st.. $7.50; 2nd.•
$II.25: 3rd., $3.75 .. 14 85
W. Coughlon, 1st
John Corbett. 2nd
John Cahill, 2nd
J. Connolly. 1st.. $4.05;
$8.to: 3rd.. $4.05
J. Callahan. 2nd
'H. Cosgrove. 1st.. $6.65: 2nd..
22 50
2nd..
II 15
$10.00; 3rd., $3.35
John Dougherty. 1st
M. Donegan. 1st
P. Devaney. znd.
1'. Donahue. 1st.. $4.05; and
$8.to; 3rd.. $4.05
John Egan. 1st
John Engel.. 2nd
John Engels, 211d
John Ess. 211.1
R. T. Eddy. 2nd
\like Farrell. 1st
\V. Flanagan. 2nd
I'cter Gregory. 1st
l'at Grue. 1st
l'at Gilloon. 1st
Barney Gla. 1st.
Jos. Gavin. 1st.
H. Galle, 211d.
John Gladen, znd.
Jos. Grab. znd.
A. Gantenbein, znd.
C. Gantenbein, znd.
Chas. Grode, znd.
Chas. Gruenzig, 3rd.
John Haley. 1st.
Geo. Hecklmger, 2nd
,Jake Hansen. 3rd.
James Hird. 3rd.
August Jass, 2nd.
John Kelly. 1st. (Cleveland ave) 5 4o
N. Kettcnhofcn. 2nd. 7 80
• John Kness, 2nd. t8 15
45
Mike Kas. 2nd.
jos. Kientzle, znd. 6 75
Paul Krocheski, 2nd. 1 35
John Kelly. 3rd. (East St.) .... 2 70
John Kinsella, 2nd.
Martin Lonergan. 1st 6 75
Dietrich Lillig, 2nd. 5 40
Tom. Lonergan, 2nd. 4 75
H. Lembke. 2nd. 6 75
W. Lonergan, 2nd.
Mike Lavin, 1st.. $4.05; 2nd ,
$8.10: 3rd.. $4.05 16 20
Mike Meagher, 1st. 2 7o
Geo. Moore. 1st 3 75
Tom Malloy. 2nd. 6 75
Ed. Malloy. znd. 5 10
Jos. Martinek, 3rd. 1 t 85
Jas. McLecse, 1st. 6 45
Bart McDonnell, 2nd. 3o no
Pat. McPoland, 3rd. 10 Ro
John McNulty. 1st, $6.65; 2nd,
$10.00: 3rrl. $3.35
J McCormick, 1st. $5.40: 2nd,
$8.10: 3rd, $2.70 16 20
W. O'Brien. 1st 20 00
M. O'Hearn, 2nd 1.8 no
Nick Pinsch, 201i 1 35
John Parker, 3rd 14 55
J. Pfeiffer. 1st. $4.05; 16 20
3rd. $4.05
W. Quinlan. 1st, $4.05; 2nd.
$8.10: 3rd, $4.05 ...
16 20
James Ryan. 1st 13
James Reed. 3rd 4 05
Jas. Rooney. 1st. $7.50: 2nd,
22 50
$r1.25. 3rd, $.3.75 6 75
W. Sheridan, 1st 3 ,0
Dan Sheehan. 1st 5.40
Chris. Shrill, 2nd 50
Ernest Schmidt, 2nd • • . 5 40
Augur Soyke, 2nd
19 20
16 20
20 00
20 00
11 50
4 05
8 to
16 20
7 So
5 40
4 50
6 to
20 00
5 40
2 70
8 8o
5 40
6 45
6 10
20 00
7 8o
2 05
12 85
6 75
20 00
19 20
2 70
8 8o
6 to
23 05
15 00
6 to
480
20 00
2nd, $8.10;
156
Official Notices.
John Sloan, 2nd 135
Frank Scherrr, 2nd
John Schemmel, 2nd 70
Nick Sweeney, 1st, $4.05;
$8.10; 3rd, $4.05
John Tashner, 3rd
W. Welsh, 1st
John Welsh, 1st
Anton Weill, 2nd
Jos. Williams. 3rd
W. Wearmouth, 3rd
Fred Weber, 3rd
Geo. Zumhof, 2nd ...
Frank Burns, 2nd, $91.70; 3rd,
$3,6o 95 30
J. Berwanger, 2nd 32 40
Clancy Transfer Co., 1st 215 6o
Jos. Calvert, 1st
John Calvert, 1st 13 6o
Ben Cain, 1st. $22.50; 3rd, $9.30. 31 8o
A. Conrad, 2nd ... 31 20
T. E. Frith, 2nd 4 00
M. Gantenhein, 2nd 2
6o
M. Hannan, 1st., $7.20; 2nd.,
$31.20 3840
J. Haudenchield, 2nd. 39 60
Tohn Huffmire, 2nd. 6 30
John Huffmire, 1st., $4.95; 2nd,
$9.85: 3rd., $4.90 9 70
Peter Horch, 2nd. 12 6o
John Linehan. 1st 41 40
.Tohn Long, znd. 32 8o
James Lonergan, 2nd. 18o
W. Maher. 1st. 9 00
John Mulgrew, 1st., $6.30; 3rd,
$11.70 18 oo
J. T. McCollins. 1st.. $47.10; 2nd,
$3.30: 3rd., $4.50 54 90
C. McElraht. 2nd. . 16 20
D. O'Meara. 1st., $2.40; 2nd,
$12.00; 3rd.. $18.80 33 20
Geo. Reynolds. 1st. to 8o
Geo. Reynolds. 1st., $4.95; 2nd.,
89.05: 3rd. $4.95 19 85
Ed. Seeley. 1st. 37 So
Jerry Sullivan, 2nd., $11.60; 3rd,
$23.20 34 8o
Jas. Tobin. 3rd. 38 70
Labor on Sewers during the last half
of May, 1904:
P. Casserly, labor $ 19 20
J. Corcoran, labor 19 20
T. Hagerty. foreman 25 00
J. Jellison. labor 19 20
Jos. Klang, labor 19 20
P. Kenneally, labor . 19 20
Con Sullivan, labor 19 20
L. Zemanek, labor 19 20
I. C. Chamberlain. insurance55.13
D. McGrath, rock 201 00
J. Marsh, rock 27 00
M. Tit:'ges, rock 18 oo
M. O'Meara, inspector on
Dodge Street Sewer 20 00
P. Ilg, making estimate of Bee
Branch Sewer 3 00
J. Noonan, estimate on Dodge
Street Sewer 810 00
I hereby certify that the foregoing
is a true and correct list of all war-
rants issued by me during the month
of May, 1904.
—C. F. Arendt,
City Recorder.
20 CO
2nd,
16 2.1
5 75
7 90
2 40
1 35
4 05
20 00
6 75
1.50
LEGAL.
NOTICE TO SEWER CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the City Recorder until 7:30
o'clock p. m., Thursday, July 7th, 1904,.
for the construction of a Storm Water
Sewer in Sanford Street, from Couler
Avenue to Bee Branch Sewer, according
to the plans and specifications prepared
by the City Engineer and now on file in
the office of the City Recorder.
It is estimated by the City Engineer
that it will require 106 lineal feet of 12 -
inch Tile Pipe. 82 lineal feet of 15 -inch,
Tile Pipe, 41 feet of 20-inoii Tile Pipe, 440
feet of 24 -inch Tile Pipe. 315 feet 39 -inch
Tile Pipe, and 5 Manholes.
The work to be paid for when said work
is completed and accepted by the City
Council. the same to be completed on or -
before the 1st day of September, 1904.
Bidder must state price per lineal foot
for Tile Pipe, and each manhole. All
bids must be accompanied by a certified
check of $50.00 on some Dubuque Bank.
as a guarantee that a contract will be en-
tered into if awarded.
The city reserves the right to reject any -
and all bids.
Dated at Dubuque. June 27th. 1904.
C. F. ARENDT,
6-27-2t City Recorder.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.
Notice is hereby given to all concerned
that a special assessment will be levied
to pay for the construction of an 8 -inch
Tile Pipe Sanitary Sewer in South Al-
pine Street. from center of Dodge Street
to a point about 125 feet south of the
south line of Langworthy Avenue, Jas.
Street, contractor. Amount of special
assessment, $748.40. against the abutting
property upon and along said sewer, as
provided by law at a session of the City
Council to be held July 7, 1904.
And that there is a plat and schedule
on file in the office of the City Recorder
of said City of Dubuque, showing the
street, or a part thereof in which said
sewer has been constructed, and the sep-
arate lots and parcels of ground and
specified portions thereof subject to as-
sessment of such improvement, the names
of the owners as far as practicable, and
the amount to be assessed against each
lot or parcel of ground, which plat and
schedule is subject to public inspection.
And that any and all persons objecting
to said special assessment of said plat
must file his or their objection in writing
with the City Recorder of said City of
Dubuque on or before said session of the
City Council to be held July 7th, 1904, or
to appear at said session of the Council'
to show cause, if any you have, why said
assessment should not be levied.
Dated Dubuque, Iowa. June 28th, 1904.
C. F. ARENDT,
6-27-3t City Recorder.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To All Who Are Named Below:
You are hereby notified that in accord.
ance with an ordinance of the City ol''
Dubuque for repairing sidewaljis during
the month of May, 1904, that a special as-
sessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the regular meeting of the City
Council upon all lots and parcels of land
subject to such special assessment. And
you are notified to appear at said meeting
of the Council to be held on the 7th day
Official: Notices.
157
of July, A. D., 1904, and show cause, if any
you have, why said assessment should not
be levied:
1904. Owner. Description. Total Cost.
May 2-D. C. Phillips, Sub. 2 of 1 of
City 653, lot 1 $ .85
May 2 -Geo. Salot, Sub. 39 Kelly's
Sub., lot 1. .45
May 2 -Jas. Sullivan. Wilson's Sub,
lot 19 .40
May 2-J. A. Rhomberg. Corriell's
Sub., lots 41-42 30
May 2 -Jennie A. Wolf, Bradstreet's
Add., lot 5 .36
May 2 -Geo. Boxleiter, Motor Sub, .80
lot 7
May 2 -Grandview Ave. M. E. church,
Sub. 20, Reche's Sub.. lot 1 35
May 2 -Wm. Reche Est., Reche's Sub, 95
lot 17
May 2 -Jas. Mullen Est., Finley's .40
Add., lot 151
May 3-Jno. Olinger, Boulevard Add., .65
lot 23
May 3 -Emma Richter, Burden -Law- w5
ther Add., lot 141
May 3 -Christ. Jacobi, Burden-Law-
ther Add., lot 129 .35
May I -J. J. Zugenbuehler, S. M. .40
Langworthy's Add., lot 54
May 4 -Pat Roddy Est., Union Add,
lot 99.50
May 4 -Martha Wiedmer, Steiner's .30
Add., lot 16
May 4-R. and Edw. Langworthy 85
Est., Glendale Add., lot 223
May 9 -Anna M. Bush, City, E. 109 ft50
lot 540
May 4-G. B. Wood, Finley Home .35
Add., lot 18
May 5-Edw. Muntz, Sub. Min. Lot 81, 3U
lot 1 .30
May 5 -Wm. L. Bradley, City 150
May 5 -Mary A. Walsh, Ham's Add,
2.40
lot 447
May 6 -The St. Joseph's Mercy Hos-
pital,1.05 Sub. City 731, lot 1
May 6 -Mrs. J. P. Buehler, Sub. 1 of 1.96
Min. Lot 314, lot 3
May 6-Jno. J. Keane, Sub. City 725,
.90
lot 1
May 7 -Wm. Luther, A. L. Brown's 40
Sub., lot 5 ""'
May 7 -Frank BMartin, A. Mc- .80
Daniels' Sub., \V. 1/2 lot 816
May 7-E. Smith, A. McDaniels' Sub, 40
W 1 lot 782
May 7-P. W. Crawford, A. Mc .40
Daniels' Sub., W ria lot 778
May 7 -Chicago G. W. R'y Co., right
of way Rhomberg Ave .46
May 7 -Mrs. J. P. Buehler, Sub. 1 of .75
Min. Lot 314, lot 3
May 9-M. D. Goux, Cook's Add., S.
1/2 lot 61 .................
May 9 -Chicago G. W. R'y Co., right
of way Lincoln Ave 1.06
May 12-T. B. Cain, Hetherington's
Sub., lot 4 """"
.35
May 13-R. and Edw. Langworthy
Est., Glendale Add., lots 223-224... 2.00
May 14 -Mary Crotty, City M 1-3, lot
556
.45
May 14 -Julien Hotel Co., City M 1-3,
lot 196a
"May 14 -Ed. Conlin, Union Add., S. 40
165 ft. lot 191 ............................
May 14 -Rich E. Butler, Sub. 2 of 189,
Union Add., lot 1 ...................... .66
May 16 -David Lattner, Sub. 3 and 4, 60
Stafford's Add., lot 8 .................
May 16-Jno. and Cath. Faig, King's 45
Grove Add., lot 6 . .. ....es' Add.,
May 18 -Jas. Alderson, Hug
lot 1 .40
May 1S -Jacob Zangmeister Est., S
M. Langworthy's Add., lot 14 .40
May 19-A. F. & B. U. 1-ieeb, Marsh's
Add., lots 26-1:7 .60
May. 19 --Ada L. Colli, r. Sub. Min. Lot
322. lot 10 .65
'May 19 -Thus. 0'11thn, Glendale Add,
lot 158 .Ili
May 20 -Chicago M. & St. P. R'y
Co., East Dubuque Add., lot 241a5
May 20 -Joseph Herod, W. 100 ft. Mln
Lot 184 .35
May 20 -Paul Traut Est., Blake's
Add., lots 18-19 .50
May 20 -Thos. and Louisa Paisley,
Blake's Add., lot 13 .40
May 21-1V. M. Davis, Cox's Add., lot
2 .70
May 21-Jno. L. Buettell Est., Quig-
ley'c Sub. 710, lot 4 .45
May 2.1 -Johanna Frenzel, Jno. King's
1st Add.. S ?z lot 8 .30
May 21 -Ursula Blocklinger, Jno.
King's 1st Add., S 1/2 lot 1 .40
May 21-C. G. and C. H. Meyer. King's
Grove Add., lot 5 .35
May 21 -Herman Boesch, et al, Broad-
way Add., lot 1 .45
May 23 -24 -John Olinger, Boulevard
Add., lots 11-12 .75
May 23-24-R. and Edw. Langworthy
Est., Glendale Add., lot 223 1.90
May 23 -24 -John Olinger, Boulevard
Add., lots 1-44 1.60
May 24 -Belle Roedell, Althauser's
Suh., lot 44 .80
May 24 -Casper Ptiffer, High St. Sub,
lot 6 .35
May 24-R M. Kunz, McCraney's
Add., lot 82 .45
May 24-D. A. Gehrig, West's Add,
lot 14 .60
May 24 -M. D. Goux, E. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 51 .56
May 27 -Matt Riede, Glendale Add,
lot 1 .90
May 27 -Victoria Simons, East Du-
buque Add., lot 180 .36
May 31 -Jas. and T. Kane, Sub. 63,
Sanford's Sub., lot 1 •3e
May 31 -Jas. Rowan, Stafford's Add,
N r/a lot 43 .66
May 31 -Valentine Schiei, Sub. 196-197,
L. H. Langworthy's Add., lot 10.35
May 31-F. J. Stoltz, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., S 2/2 lot 32 .45
May 31-A. F. and D. B. Heeb,
Marsh's Add., lot 26 .75
May 31-Jno. Nagle, S. M. Lang-
worthy's.45 Add., lot
May 31 -Mrs. J. McLaren, Cleminson's
Sub., lot 4
May 31 -Theo. Trieloff, Concord's
Sub., lot 13 Ellen May 31 -Ben R. Hervey,
Cor-
kery's Sub., lot 2
May 31 -Lucy M. Weigel, Grove Ter-
race Sub., lots 6-7-8 Central
May 31-\\'m. H. Duggan,
Add., lot 3
May 5-Jno. A. Dobler, Ham's Add,
lots 446-446
.40
40
40
1.60
.56
Total
.66
$48.75
C. F. ARENDT,
6-27-10t City Recorder.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids will be received at the office of
the City Recorder up to 4 o'clock p. M.
concrete flooreinth. Patrol Hor use, accog rd
officeooflthe City Recorder. file in the
158 Official Notices
All bids must he accompanied by a cer-
tified check for $26.00 on some Dubuque
hank, as a guarantee that a contract will
be entered into if awarded.
The city reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Dated at Dubuque. June 14th. 1901.
C. F. ARENDT.
6-14:it City Recorder.
NOTICE TO PAINTERS.
Rids will he received at the office of the
City Recorder up to 4 o'clock p. m. Thurs-
day. June 16th. 1904. for painting the
Patrol House, according to specifications
now on file in the office of the City Re•
corder.
All hids must be accompanied by a cer
titled check for $25.0o on some Dubuque
hank as a guarantee that a contract will
he entered into if awarded.
• The city reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Dated at Dubuque. June 14th. 1904.
C. F. ARENDT.
11 -at City Recorder.
VACATION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that an applica-
tion has been made to the City Council
of the City of Dubuque for the vacation
of Cedar street from Eighth street to the
alley between Seventh and Eighth streets
in the City of Dubuque, being the ground
lying between Lot 33 in Block 12 and Lot
1 in Block 14 of Dubuque Harbor Improve-
ment Company's Addition to the City of
Dubuque. That a plat of said property
has been made and is now on file in my
office. That said matter will be acted
upon by said council at its meeting to
be held Thursday. June 16, 1904, and all
persons having objections to said propos-
ed vacation must file their said objections
in my office on or before said June 16,
1904. JAMES H. BOYCE.
6-4-10t. City Engineer.
NOTICE
OF THE CITY COLNCIL'S INTENTION
TO 1MPltO 15 s1XTH STREET, I'ROM
T1 -1E EAST CURB LINE O1' ItLCFF
STREET TO THE \•t LS"l' PROPERTY
LINE OF CLAY STREET. AND IT IS
HEREBY PROPOSED TO GRADE,
CL.RB. WHEREVER N.E'CESSAL:Y.
AND PAVE SAID STREET WITH
BRICK ON A CONCRETE FOUNDA-
' TION.
To All Whom It May Concern:
•You and each of you are herehy notified
that it is the intention of the City Coun-
c41 of the City of Dubuque to improve
Sixth Street from Bluff Street to City
Street.
That a plat and specifications of said
proposed improvement is now on file in
the office of the City Recorder.
It is estimated by the City Engineer
that said improvement will require 511.1.8
square yards of Brick Paving. 1,588 lineal
Peet of Curbstone reset, and 625 lineal
feet of new Curbstone, at an estimated
cast to the property owners of $9,9%.15.
Any person having objection to said
improvement is hereby notified to annear
before the City Council at its regular ses-
sion to be held on the 16th day of June.
1904. or to file with the City Recorder
their objection in writing on or before
the 16th day of June, 1904.
Dated at Dubuque June 8th. 1904.
C. F. ARENDT.
6 -R -3t City Recoi der.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.
Dubuque, Iowa. June 8. 1904.
Notice is hereby given to all concerned.
that a special assessment will be levied.
to pay for improving Admore Terrace
4voaa West Eleventh Street to a point
219' feet south of West Eleventh Street.
Chas. Stench, contractor. Amount of spec-
ial assessment $700.00, against the prop-
erty abutting along and upon said street
as provided by law, at a session of the
Council to be held June 16th, 1904. And
that there is a plat and schedule on file
in the office of the City Recorder of the
City of Dubuque, showing the street or
part thereof on which said street has been
improved and the separate lots and par-
cels of ground or specified portion there-
of, subject to assessment for such im-
provement; the name of the owners there-
of as far as practicable and the amount
to be assessed against each lot or parcel
of ground. which plat and schedule is
subject to public inspection. And that
any and all persons objecting to said
special assessments of said plat
and schedule must file his o••
their objections in writing with the
City Recorder of said City of Dubuque
on or before said session of the City Coun-
cil. to be held June 16th. 1904. or to annear
at said session of the Council to show
cause, if any you have. why said assess-
ment should not be levied.
C. F. ARENDT.
6-9-3t City Recorder.
Regular Session July 7, 1904.
1:19
CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Session July 7th. 1904.
(Official.)
Council met at 8:30 o'clock P. M.
Mayor Berg in the chair.
Present—Aids. Clancy. Corrance.
Frith, Jones and Lyons.
Absent—Ald. Stumpf.
The Mayor announced the death of
the late Ald. P. H. Mc Laughlin and
appointed Alds. Clancy and Corrance
to act as pall hearers.
Ald. Corrance moved that the Mayor
appoint a committee to draft suitable
resolutions on the death of the late
Ald. P. H. McLaughlin. Carried.
The Mayor named the following
committee: Alds. Corrancc, Jones,
Lyons and City Attorney Kintzinger,
and they to report at the next meeting
of the Council.
Ald. Clancy moved that the Council
proceedings for the month of June be
approved as printed. Carried.
BILLS.
The following bills were ordered
paid:
F. P. Hayes, board of prisoners o0
for June
W. Foster, inspector on White 13 85
Street Sewer
M. O'Meara. inspector on Jo 30
Dodge Street Sewer
P. J. Schuler, inspector on Bee 19 20
Branch Sewer
Key City Gas Co.. gas for var-
ious departments
Mullen & Papin. plumbing at 2 6o
City Hall
Mullen & Papin, repairing foun-
tain on South Main StreetIt 85
J. B. Monteith. repairing foun-
tain on Jones Street Park....
P. Breithaupt, repairing foun-
tain corner Kauffman and
Couler Avenues .
Klauer & Kress. chains and
cups for fountains...........
H. Corrance, oil and brooms
for parks
R. T. Eddy, firing National Sa-
lutes for 4th of July 50
W. Ward. saw dust for City
• Hall
Mullen Bros., plumbing at City
Hall
Kelly's Book Store, stationery
and supplies for various of-
fices
Dubuque Enterprise Pub. Co.,
blank stationery for various
offices blank
Palmer. Berg & Co..
books and stationery for var-
ious offices
Buck Stamp Works, stamps for
Recorder's office
Beck Duplicator Co., i duplica-
tor for Committee Clerk
E. J. Klingenherg, stamp file for
Auditor's office
A. R. Staufenbeil,
clocks at City Hall
Dubuque Telephone Co.. tele-
phone rent for Mayor and
Fire department
A. Abeln, abstract of lot I of t5
and I of 16, Block 3o, in Du-
buque Harbor Imp. Co.'s Add.
N. \leuzel, shelving in Record-
er's office
N. \leuzel, carpenter repairs on
Town Clock
F. Fromm, tool boxes for parks
B. J. Scherr. painting Town
Clock
\\ . D. Kennedy, painting drink-
ing fountains
W. W. \Whelan, sharpening
lawn mowers for parks
I'ape & jacguinot, repairs for
Jackson Park
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co,
hose for Phoenix Park
\l ullen & Papin. repairs at Jack-
son Park
F. \1. Jaeger & Co.. lawn mow-
er and supplies at Jackson
Park
Standard Lumber Co. lumber
at City l-lall
Iowa Telephone Co., telephones
for various departments
J. Drehouse, cleaning chimneys
at City ilall and Patrol Ilouse
J. Butt. repairs for Road and
Sewer Depts
F. Schloz & Son. repairs for
Road and Sewer Depts
G. Bock. repairs for Road Dept.
W. Dalbkermeyer. repairs for
Road Dept
J. Newman & Son
Road Dept
G. Ragatz & Son
Road Dept
McDonald & Morrison Mfg.
Co.,supplies for Rock Crusher
G. W. Healey & Son. hardware
for Road Dept
McElrath Teaming Co., sand
for Road Dept
W. B. Baumgartner, hardware
for Road Dept
W. Wearmouth, oil for Road
Dept........ .
......
Klauer & Kress. hardware for
50 Sm dleyoad DeSteam Pump Co.,
grates for
eRoad CDept
hardware
F. M. Jg
for
Key Cityity Roofing Co., cement
and sewer pipe for Road Dept
T. J. Mulgrew, sewer pipe for 31
Road Dept...:..... • • ..... '
oo
Purington Paving Brick Co..
brick for Road Dept ..:••••••
69 45
C. Schultz, repairs for Fire and 9 75
Road Depts.......... ...
5 I0
2 50
repairing
2 55
5 50
00
2 20
490
4 00
1 25
6 oo
5 00
2 40
12 So
34 90
365 00
repairs for
20 00
repairs for
2 50
100
18 50
I So
6 70
42 33
34 52
6 20
43 8o
14 00
26
00
12 50
2 95
6 45
165
5 35
10 50
28 20
20 93
165
18 00
I 95
30
2 10
19 40
13 30
27 45
160 Regular Session July 7, 1904.
Standard Lumber Co., lumber
for Road Dept
Phil Pier, coal for Steam Roller
and Rock Crusher 148 58
Dubuque Wooden Ware and
Lumber Co., lumber for Road
and Special Sidewalk Depts118 90
Ott, Meuser & Co., lumber for
Special Sidewalk Dept 56 75
Pape & Jacquinot, repairs for
Rock Crusher 3 05
W. Marshall, repairs for Rock
Crusher 13 47
Martin, Strelau Co., moving
Rock Crusher 12 00
J. Linehan, rock for Rock
Crusher 6 00
Royce & Frost, rock for Rock
Crusher
Diamond Jo Line Steamers,
packing for Steam Roller
H. Corrance, oil for Steam
Roller 1 10
P. Hanson, oil for Steam Roller
Smedley Steam Pump Co., re-
pairs for Steam Roller 120
G. Lear. horseshoeing for Road
and Fire Depts 12 50
Wunderlich & Wiederholt,
horseshoeing for Road and
Fire Depts. .. 4 50
Lagen & Sloan. horseshoeing
for Road and Fire Depts 9 70
Vollenweider & Hein, horse -
shoeing for Road and Fire
Depts
J. Butt, repairs for Fire Dept8 50
H. J. Hagerty, veterinary ser-
vices for Fire and Police Pa-
trol 21 15
Dubuque Oil Tank Line, oil for
Fire Dept 13 50
F. NI. Jaeger, hardware for Fire
Dept
Mullen Bros, toilet paper for
Fire Dept 6 75
Eichhorn & Bechtel, bran for
Fire Dept I o5
R. Spellerberg, repairs for Fire
Dept 2 00
Boston One -Price Clothiers,
hats for Fire Dept
Mullen & Papin, plumbing for
Fire Dept
H. Corrance, salt and matches
for Fire Dept
Key City Gas Co., coal, coke
and rental of gas arcs for Fire
Dept.... .. .
Ott. Meuser & Co., shavings for
Fire Dept
Standard Lumber Co., shavings
for Fire Dept
J. Newman & Son, repairs for
Fire Dept
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co,
steam hose for Fire Dept
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co,
supplies for Rock Crushes
Mullen Bros., plumbing at
patrol house
J. Huffmire, hauling at patrol
house
Eichhorn & Bechtel, supplies
122 05
44 80
7 75
90
9 50
5 25
65 00
12 95
4 75
19 75
6 oo
8 oo
2 25
2 40
6o
3 30
I 80
for Matron Dept 9 00
H. Corrance, supplies for po-
lice and Sewer Depts 1
Schotter & Barrington, catching
dogs • • 4 50
Klauer & Kress, wire for Sewer
Dept
Linehan & Molo, rope for
Sewer Dept
Dub. Rubb. & Belt'g. Co., 2 pair
rubber boots for Sewer DeptII o0
G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for
Sewer Dept 3 65
Smedley Steam Pump Co., man-
hole covers and rings for
Sewer Dept 9 00
Dub. Telegraph -Herald, official
printing for June 67 50
Dub. Telegraph -Herald, official
printing for May
Globe-Tourna.l, official printing
for Tune 72 20
Globe -Journal, printing noticesII 25
The "Dimes. printing notices for
Board of Health 150
National Demokrat, official
printing for June 25 00
\V. & L. E. Gurley. repairing
level for Engineer's Dept16 25
Union Electric Co., arc lights
for June 2045 77
Mullen Bros., plumbing at gar-
barre (1111111) 9 85
Dub. Rubb. & Belt'g. Co.. hose
for garbage dump 7 45
T. E. Frith. removing garbage
and dead animals for June363 48
J. Noonan, constructing sewer
in Dodge street 3182 97
M. Tschirgi, constructing sewer
in White street 519 30
M. Tschirgi, constructing sewer
in Washington street 466 70
Tibey Bros.. estimate on Bee
Branch sewer 3400 00
Smith -Morgan Prtg. Co.. print-
ing pamphlets and list of
warrants for June 16 75
On motion the bill was referred to
the committee on Printing.
70
14
35
58
93 38
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICA-
TIONS.
The following petitions were referred
to the committee on Streets:
Petition of W. Lillie, asking that he
he allowed some compensation on ac-
count of being injured while employed
by the City.
Also petition of Dubuque Brewing
and Malting Co., asking that the grade
of sidewalk be raised abutting their
property on Twenty-third and Jack-
son streets.
Also petition of Frank Cherney et
al., asking that a storm water sewer
be constructed in Fifteenth street be-
tween Cedar and Sycamore streets.
Also petition of Mary J. Hogan ask-
ing council to accept $150.00 in full set-
tlement of the special assessment as
Regular Session July 7, 1904.
levied against lot S for 20
improvingt21, Quigl
ey's
Out Lot 709, gells
street.
Petition of Sarah Mahoney, asking
for a redaction of her assessment on
lots 41 and 42, Union Add., also Min.
Lot 193.
Also petition of Haney -Campbell
Co., asking for the cancellation of their
taxes for the years 1902 and 1903.
On motion both petitions were re-
ferred to Board of Equalization.
Petition of Y. M. C. A., asking per-
mission to erect a swimming school at
the foot of Third street was, on mo-
tion, granted.
Petition of J. \V. Jones et al.. ask-
ing that R. \V. ILemler he allowed to
lay a plank walk abutting lot 13, Cum-
mings' sub.
On motion was received and filed.
Communication of J. H. Boyce. City
Engineer, asking that the appointment
of Eugene Anderson as Assistant En-
gineer be approved.
On motion was ordered approved.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
standing
New York exchange
Express charges
161
501.46
.75
.85'.
8.63
21.54-
1.75
$724.98.
Library Orders Paid $420.02
I also issued orders for loan War-
rants, to take up and redeem old War-
rants to following. Please order Loan
\Warrants drawn in their favor:
1(104.
June 27—Lizzie Osterberger. 5
per cent $750.00
June 3o—hate Burnes, 5 per cent '00.00
Respectfully.
—H. Brinkman.
Treasurer.
(In motion the report was received
and warrants ordered drawn to pay the
yarn amounts, and the report re-
ferred back to the Committee on Fi-
nance.
Refunded regular Tax
Freight charges. Road
Express charges, Engineer
City-\uditor Hoffman reported as
follows:
' To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen:—Herewith find my re-
port for the month of June. 1904, show-
ing the receipts and disbursements for
the month:
Cash on hand. Tune 1. 1904..$61.273.17
RECEI PTS.
Receipts from all sources ..$ 6,537.0$
$67,810.25
DISBURSEMENTS.
Warrants redeemed $21,021.75
1,073.75
Coupons redeemed
Water Works Coupons re-
deemed ,o,867.50
Water Works Bonds re -
21,000.00
deemed --
$53.963.00
Cash on hand July 1. 1904 $13.847.25
The above cash balance includes
Improvement Bond Fund, Imill o
S
ye-
ment Bond Interest Fund, Sl g
and Library Fund balances.
Also report that there is due the City
Officers for the month of June, 1904,
$2.683.45.
Also the following is a record of all
Interest Coupons and Bonds redeemed
by the City 'Treasurer during the past
month and credited to him: $ glz.5o
Regular Bond Coupons 4121.50
Improvement Bond Coupons
Water Work Bond Coupons 10,867.50
Mayor Berg reported that according
to the instruction of the Council, he
had settled the claim of \l r. N. Itint-
zinger for back salary as \Vharfmaster
for $150.00 and presented the receipt
for same.
Ald. Clancy moved that the action of
the Mayor be approved. Carried.
Mayor Berg alsopresented a receipt
from Lottie A. \\_ alker and the Clerk
of the District Court, in settlement of
the claim of Lottie A. Walker against
the City of Dubuque.
Ald. Corrance moved that the re-
port be received and the action of the
M ayor approved. Carried.
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Mayor Berg, chairman of the special
committee designated by Ordinance to
examine the books, vouchers. etc., of
the Dubuque I-Tigh Bridge Co.. re-
ported that said committee examined
said books and vouchers and found
them to correspond with the report
submitted to the Council.
The committee therefore recom-
mends that the City Treasurer be in-
structed to cancel the taxes against
said company for the year 1903.
Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the re-
port. Carried.
City Treasurer Brinkman reported
as follows:
To Gentlemen:—Below find lCouncil:ty
statement
amount advanced by me during the
past month for which please order
warrants drawn in my favor:
Excavation permits redeemed.. •$190.00
Interest paid on warrants out -
$11,941.25
Water Works Bonds ........$21,000.00
The following list shows the appro-
priations and the amount of warrants
drawn on each fund since the begin-
ning of the
4. toJuly beginning March
4:
Appropriation. Expended.
Expense ... • ...
• -.$40,000 $10.354.30
Road—First District. 16,000 7,591.95
162 Regular Session July 7, 1904.
Second District20,000 11,615.31
Third District9,000
Fire 8000
Police 28,000 6,735.31
Sewerage 5.000 1,164.10
Printing .... 2.500 444.85
Engineer 2,500 6124.99
Street Lighting .25.000 6,137.31
Interest ... ..... 42.000
Board of Health 4.500
Grading 4.000
Bee Branch .. . 8.5oo
Special bonded paving 2,000
Judgment 2,000
Special Bonded Debt
interest . • 4.000
M omit Carmel Ave.
Grading .... 1,000
Sidewalk Repairing.. I.000
Special Sewer Fund. 8.000
Grading Bluff Street
Extension and Vil-
Ia. Street 1.000
Fifth Ward Engine
House 4.000
Total appropriat'n$268.000
Respectfully.
—F. B. Hoffman,
Auditor.
On motion the report was receive'1
and warrants ordered drawn to pay the
City Officers. and the report referred
back to the committee on Finance.
4.334.46
8,176.00
739.00
61.20
1,385.45
613.50
I.I0
202.80
936.35
Fire Chief Reinfried reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: The following is the
pay roll of the Fire Department for the
month of June. 1904: 216.15
Amount due Firemen $20 •
On motion the report was received
and warrants ordered drawn to pay the
Firemen and the report referred back
to the committee on Fire.
Chief of Police Reilly reported as
follows:
To the Honorable \layor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: I herewith submit the
Police Report for the month of June.
1904:
Total arrests for the month 114
Residents arrested for the month....36
Doors found open 21
Defective Lights 68
2I
45
$4.00
$17.75
72
Lodgers Harbored
Meals Furnished
Cost of Food
Poundmaster Receipts
Sheriff dieting Prisoners
Patrol Runs
Miles traveled 135
Also the Pay Roll for the Policemen
for the month of June, 1904:
Amount due Policemen $2.060.00
Respectfully submitted.
—Thos. Reilly,
Chief of Police.
On motion the Report and Pay Roll
were received and warrants ordered
drawn to pay Policemen and the q•eport
referred back to the committee on Po-
lice.
City Engineer Boyce reported as
follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen:—I herewith submit my
pay roll for labor on Streets in the dif-
ferent districts during the last half of
June. 1904:
Amount clue
Streets
Laborers on
$1.998.35
Respectfully submitted,
—James H. Boyce,
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
11s. submit my pay roll for labor on
Sewers during the last half of June,
1(104:
Amount due Laborers on
Sewers $170.60
Respectfully submitted.
—James FT. Boyce.
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Sewers.
On motion the pay rolls for Streets
and Sewers were received and warrants
ordered drawn to pay the various
amounts and the pay rolls referred
back to the proper committees.
City Electrician Hipman reported as
follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen:—I herewith submit my
report of defective Lights for the
month of June. 1904. I find from the
reports of the Police Department that
the total hours that 68 Lamps failed to
burn would equal one Lamp for one
month or $5.40.
Respectfully submitted.
—William Hipman.
City Electrician.
On motion the report was received,
and the City Auditor instructed to de-
duct from the Union Electric Com-
pany's bill for the month of June $5.40.
The following Weightnasters' and
\Voodnteasurers' receipts were referred
to the Committee on Markets:
Frank P. Hayes. City Hall re-
ceipts . •$ 27 50
T. Faherty. First Ward scale
receipts .
Louise Pitschner, West Du-
buque scale receipts ...s.....
R. Hay. Eighth Street scale
receipts •
C. W. Katz, \Voodmeasurers'
receipts...... .... .... ....
4 97
97
I 78
75
City Engineer Boyce reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: Attached please find
statement of macadam measured July
1st and the amount due for same:
Total amount due $63.33
Regular Session July 7, 1904.
163
On motion the report was received
and warrants ordered drawn to pay '
the various amounts.
City Recorder Arendt presented and
read the printed notice certified to by
the Publisher, of the Council's inten-
tion to construct a Sanitary Sewer in
Grandview Avenue from manhole in
Dodge street to the center of North
street.
No remonstrance being filed, the
Mayor asked if any one present had
any objection to said improvement.
No objection being stated, the notice,
on motion, was received and filed.
City Recorder Arendt also presented
and read the printed notice certified to
by the Publisher, of the Council's in-
tention to levy a special assassment for
the construction of an 8 -inch Tile Pipe
Sanitary Sewer in South Alpine street
from the center of Dodge street to a
point about 125 feet soutl>, of the south
line of Langworthy Avenue.
No remonstrance being filed, the
Mayor asked if any one present had
any objection to said special assess-
ment. No objection being stated the
notice, on motion, was received and
filed.
Whereupon Ald. Lyons offered the
following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for
constructing an 8 -inch Tile Pipe Sani-
tary Sewer in South Alpine street from
center of Dodge street to a point about
725 feet south of the south lot line of
Langworthy Avenue, by Jas. Street,
contractor, in front of and adjoining
the same, a Special Tax be and is here-
by levied on the several Lots, and
Parts of Lots, and Parcels of Real Es-
tate hereinafter named, situate and
owned, and for the several amounts
set opposite each Lot or Parcel of
Real Estate, as follows:
Special Assessment submitted and
passed July 7th, 1904.
Andrew Nelson. Reeder Lang -
worthy's Sub.. lot 4, 35 lin. ft $ 1 `6
Mary Mar ,10. Reeder La ngworthy's 34 45
Sub.. lot 1:a, 15 lin. ft
Frank l t,'ser, Reeder Langwortby's 3.145
Sub., lot 12. 61 lin. ft
Julia Langworthy, Lois Add, lot S. ],
55 lin ft
.100. F. McGauran. Lois Add.. lot 5G
7, 52 lin. ft
Carr, Ryder & Adams. Loi: Add.. lot fG
6, 52 lin. ft
Hugh B. McC'arten, Lois Add.. lot 5. 27 56
52 lin. ft lin.
Matt Florey. Lois Add.. lot 4. 5227 56
ft
Otto M. Schmidt. Lois Add., lot 3. r7 65
52 lin ft
Jacob Jansen. Lois Add.. lot 2. 52 56
lin. ft
Jacob Jansen. Lois Add.. lot 1. 5i027
26 50
lin. ft ""'
Leathers & Trewin. Julia Lang-
worthy's28 Add., lot 8, 53.5 lin ft
F. L. Poole, Julia Langworthy':' 50
Add., lot 7. 50 lin. ft ...............
J. S. Stephens. Julia Langworthy's
Add., lot 6, 50 lin. ft
F. L. Poole, Julia I.nt,worthv's
Add.. lot 51, 50.04 lie.. ft
Irving Lnbrlr.11. Jt li,r I.aegw n•thc's
Add., It'75. -,0.111 tin. ft
John F. I'• I.'.kilt, I.n,,worthv's
Add,. 1. 1.4. 52.4s lin. ft
\I;u t \ . ,n. r;n.'rn,,,y & Lang -
w, - . I,1. bit t. ;2.5 lie. 't
Hieli_ • i:. hutlrr, t;n,a'nsey &
.Add.. lot 2. .' lin. ft. 27 56
carr. Ryder K Adams. t;n,•rui-.. ,c
Bang.„orthp's .1,1,1.. lot 2. 7.2 76
Carr, Ryder ,', Adam-
i.arglnn'tIty's Add..
r•lara it. ;;iekle'. fain
worthy's :\d.1.. lot 5.H ..:27 75
it. t.. \\'inner. r:nern.- > ,\ I. ing-
w,trthy's A, d.. tot r. 52 1 27 75
Jnli;t il. Rhomh,•re, &
1.angworthy's Add.. iot lin. ft. 27 56
.in'ia D. Shomhrrg. • rn=ey &
Lengworthy's Add.. l. , ,2 lin. ft. 27 56
Sam Smith. Reeder I.•,!.ee
Add., lot 10. IK, tin. ft_ lI 45
Sam Smith. R --eller” i.•i' as .r!I,c'!
Add.. lot 11. 55 lin. ft . ... 21 45
I'errha F. r;altiart. Reed. r Ling -
worthy's Add.. lot 5, it lin. ft _t _7
Total C 1C 4r
Aid. Lyons moved to adopt the res-
olution.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy. Corrance, Frith,
Jones and Lyons.
Absent—Aid. Stumpf.
25511
27 51
27 SI
27 7..6
City Recorder Arendt also presented
and read the printed notice certified to
by the publisher of the Council's inten-
tion to levy a special assessment for
repairing Sidewalks during the month
of May. 1904.
No remonstrance being filed, the
Mayor asked if any one present had
any objection to said special assess-
ment. No objection being stated, the
notice on motion was received and
filed.
Whereupon Ald. Frith offered the
following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for
repairing Sidewalks during month of
May. 1904, in front of and adjoining
the same, a Special Tax he and is here-
by levied on the several Lots and parts
of Lots and Parcels of Real Estate
hereinafter named, situate and owned,
and for the several amounts set oppo-
site each Lot or Parcel of Real Estate,
as follows:
1904, Owner. Description. Total cost.
May 2—D. C. Phillips. Sub. 2 of 1 of
$ .AO
City 672. lot 1
May 2—Geo. Saiot. Sub.. 37 Kelly's
Sub.. lot 1
May 2—Juts. Sullivan. Wilson's Sub
.40
lot 19
May 2—J. A. Rhomberg, Corriell's
Sub., lots 41-12
30
May 2—JennieA. Wolf, Bradstreet's
Add.. lot 5 .15
Motor Sub
May 2—Geo. 13oxleiter,
lot 7 .......... .. . .
Grandview Ave. M. E. church,
May Sub. 20, Reche's Sub.. lot 1
May 2—Wm. Reche Est., Reche's Sub,
164
Regular Session July 7, 1904.
May 2 --Jas. Mullen Est., Finley's 45
lot 17 .40
Adcl., lot 151
May 3-Jno. Olinger, Boulevard Add.,
lot 23 .65
May 3 -Emma Richter, Burden-Law-
ther Add., lot 141 .35
May 3 -Christ. Jacobi, Burden-Law-
ther Add., lot 129
35
May 4-J. J. Zugenhuehler, S. M.
Langworthy's Add., lot 54 .40
May 4 -Pat Roddy Est., Union Add9.50
lot 9
May 4 -Martha Wiedmer, Steiner's
Add., lot Iii "u
May 4-R. and Edw. Langworthy
Est., Glendale Add., lot 2a:
May 4 -Anna M. Bush, City. E. 109 ft
lot 540
May 4-G. B. Wood, Finley Homes
Add., lot 18
May 5-Edw. Muntz, Sub. Min. Lot 81, .30
lot 1.30
May 5-\\'m. L. Brads y. ''ity 150
May 5 -Mary A. Walsh, Ham's Add, 2.40
lot 447
May 6 -The St. Joseph's Mercy Hos-
pital,
1
pital, Sub. City 731, lot 1
May 6 -Mrs. J. P. Buehler, Sub. 1 of 1.95
Min. Lot 314. lot 3
May 6 -Jon. J. Keane, Sub. City 725,
lot 1 90
May 7 -Wm. Luther, A. L. Brown's
Sub., lot 5 .40
May 7 -Frank B. Martin, A. Mc- SO
Daniels' Sub., \\'. 1/ lot 816
May 7-E. Smith, A. McDaniels' Sub, a0
W 12 lot 7:.!
May 7-1'. \V. t'rawfortl. A. Mc -
Daniels' Spb., \V 1;_ lot 773 .40
May 7 -Chicago G. W. It'y Co., right
of way Rhomberg Ave .45
\Lay 7 -Mrs. J. P. Buehler, Sub. 1 of
Min. Lot 314, lot 3 .75
May 9-M. D. Goux, Cook's Add., S.
'/-. lot 61 .53
May 9 -Chicago G. \V. R'y Co., right
cf way Lincoln Ave 1.45
May 12-T. B. Cain, Hetherington's
Sub., lot 4 35
May 13-R. and Edw. Langworthy
Est., Glendale Add., lots 21-2242.00
May 14 -Mary Crotty, City M 1-3. lot
556 .45
May 14 -Julien Hotel Co., City M 1-3,
lot 196a •60
May 14 -Ed. Conlin, Union Add., S
165 ft. lot 191 .40
May 14 -Rich E. Butler, Sub. 2 of 189,
Union Add.. lot 1 • .65
May 16 -David Lattner, Sub. 3 and 4,
Stafford's Add., lot 8 .60
May 16-Jno. and Cath. Faig, King's
.15
May 21-Jno. L. Buettell Est.. Quig-
ley's Sub. 710, lot 4
May 21 -Johanna Frenuel, Jno. King's
1st Add.. S ?2 lot 8
May 21 -Ursula Blocklinger,
King's 1st Add., S lot 1
May 21-C. G. and C. H. Meyer, King's
Grove Add., lot 5
May 21 -Herman Boesch, et al, Broad-
way Add., lot 1
May 23 -24 -John Olinger, Boulevard
Add., lots 1]-12
May 23-24-R. and Edw. Langworthy
Est.. Glendale Add.. lot 223 1.90
May 23 -24 -John Olinger, Boulevard
Add., lots 1-44 1.60
85 May 24 -Belle Roedell. Altbauser's
Sub.. lot 44
.50 May 24 -Casper Pflffer, High St. Sub,
lot 6
May 24-R M. Kunz, McCraney's
Add.; lot 82
May 24-D, A. Gehrig, West's A id,
lot 14
May It -M. P. Goux, E. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 51
May 27 -Matt Riede. (31 ndale Add,
let 1
May 27 -Victoria Simons. ]last Du-
buque Add., lot 100
May 31 -Jas. and T. K•ine. Sub. 63,
Sanford's Sub., lot 1
May 31 -Jas. P.owan. Stafford's Add
N 1/ lot 1:1
May 31 -Val, ntine Schiel. Sub. 196-197.
L. II. T..,ngworthy'S Add., lot 10....
May :11-F. J. Stoltz. L. 11. Lang -
worthy's Add.. S 1_ lot 32
May 31-A. F. and Ii. B.
Marsh's _Adi1.. Int _6
May 31 -Jon. Nagle. S
worthy's Acid.. lot
Mae 31 -Mrs. J. .M i. -ire ,'le•ninson's
Sub.. lot 4
May31-Th( n. T t I ff, Concord's
Sub., int 13
May 31 -Fen 11. II• rve:. Ellen Cor-
kery'S Sub.. lot
May 31-l.0 ' a1. V\', ige1, Grove Ter-
race Sul . 1.,I,
May 31-W m. II. Duggan, G,ntr'+'I
Add.. lot 3
May 5 -Jon. A. Boller,
lots 445-446
Jno.
.45
.30
.40
.35
.45
.75
Grove Add., lot 6
May 18 -Jas. Alderson, Hughes' Add,
lot 1
May 1S -Jacob Zangmeister Est., S.
M. Langworthy's Add.. lot 14 .40
May 19-A. F. & B. D. Heeb, Marsh's
Add., lots 26-27 .60
May 19 -Ada L. Collier, Sub. Min. Lot
322, lot 10 .65
May 19 -Thos. O'Brien, Glendale Add,
lot 158 .65
May 20 -Chicago M. & St. P. R'y
Co., East Dubuque Add., lot 241.95
May 20 -Joseph Herod, W. 100 ft. Min.
Lot 184 .35
May 20 -Paul Trout Est., Blake's
Add.. lots 18-19 .50
May 20 -Thos. and Louisa Paisley,
Blake's Add., lot 13 .40
May 21-W. M. Davis, Cox's Add., lot
2 .70
.90
Heel),
M.
Lang -
Ham's Add..
FO
.75
.45
.60
.55
.90
.35
.66
.35
.45
.75
.45
40
40
.40
1.60
.55
65
Total 540.'5
Aid. Frith moved to adopt the Reso-
lution. Carried by the following vote:
Yea s-Alds. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Jones and Lyons.
Absent-Ald. Stumpf.
The following Bids for constructing
a Tile Pipe Storm Water Sewer in
Sanford Street from Couler Avenue to
Bee Branch Sewer were ordered open-
ed, and the Bids referred to the City
Engineer for computation.
City Engineer Boyce reported on
Bids as follows:
O'Farrell & McNamara, total
amount for Sewer . ...$1,758.71
James Noonan, total amount
for Sewer 1,717.92
Brown & Brown, total amount
for Sewer 1,616.27
Ald. Frith moved that the Contract
be awarded to Brown & Brown, they
being the lowest bidder, and their bond
placed at $250.000. Carried.
Regular Session July 7, 1904.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Ald. Corrance, Chairman of the Com-
mittee on Finance, moved that the Fi-
nance Committee be instructed to have
30o copies printed of the annual Fi-
nance report of the City. Carried.
Ald. Lyons. Chairman of the Ordi-
nance Committee, presented and read
an Ordinance repealing section 8 of
Chapter XXVII of the Revised Ordi-
nances of 19ot of the City of Dubuque,
and fixing the compensation of the
members of the Fire department.
The Ordinance having had its first
reading at the previous meeting. Ald.
Lyons moved that the reading just had
he considered its second reading. Car-
ried.
Ald. Lyons moved that the Ordi-
nance he now adopted as read. Carried
by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance. Frith,
Jones and Lyons.
Absent—Ald. Stumpf.
The A1ayor declared the
adopted. —_--
The Ordinance follows: Section 8 of
An Ordinance repealing
Chapter XXVII of the Revised Ordin-
ances of toot of the City of Dubuque.
and fixing the compensation of the
members of the Fire Department.
Be It Enacted by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque: Section 8 of Chap-
ter
t. That
ter XXVII of the Revised Ordinances
of toot of the City of Dubuque he :Jut
the same is hereby repealed.
Section 2. That
tcompensation ofrom and f tfter he
Marchh1. 1905. the
members of the Fire Department shall
be as follows: Chief. $100: Assistant
saint
Chief. $70; Engineers, $75; Captains
drivers of 3 -horse hitch, $65:
Stok-
ers and drivers of 2 -horse hitch. $60 per
month. Pipemen and truckmen during
the first year's service shall be paid at
the rate of $5o per month: during the
second year of continuous service, at
the rate of $55 per month; during the
third year of continuous service, and
thereafter at the rate of $6o per
nth.
Section 3. This Ordinance to take
effect and be in force from and after
March 1, 1905. after its passage and
publication one time in the Dubuque
Daily Globe -Journal Newspaper.
Passed —
Approved ---- — —
Ordinance
165
Ald. Corrance moved that a warrant
he drawn for $140.00 in favor of the
Mayor to reimburse him for said
amount, and that said settlement be
ratified. Carried,
Attest:
Mayor.
City Recorder.
Ald. Frith, chairman of the commit-
tee on Streets, reported as follows:
Your committee on Streets. to whom
was referred the petition of A. L.
Rhomherg. asking that the storm water
sewer between Rhomherg, and Lincoln
Avenues he straightened and cleaned
for a short distance south of Seventh
Avenue. would recommend that the
prayer of the petitioner he granted and
that the City Engineer he instructed
accordingly.
Also, your committee on Streets. to
whom was referred the petition of R.
Ald. Corrance, chairman of the com-
mittee on Claims, reported the settle-
ment of the claim of Win. Van Haltern,
who fell on a sidewalk on street,fourth Twenty -
t soul -
der, the amount paidtoMr.ng his 1VanliHal-
tern being $140.
ftemlcr. asking that he he allowed
to lay a plank sidewalk abutting Lot
13. Cumming's Sub., would recommend
that said petition he received and filed.
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the re-
port: of the committee on Streets.
Carried.
Aid. Jones, chairman of the Printing
Committee, reported as fellows:
Your Committee on Print ing, to
whom was referred the communication
of the "1 elegraph-herald in relation to
an order for city directories. would
recommend that the City Recorder be
instructed to place an order with said
firm for eleven directories and dis-
tribcte them as follows: t for the
\lav,,r'> office, t for the Treasurer's
office t f:,,• the Engineer's office. *, for
the Rccorle•r's office. t for Police Head-
quarters, i for the Patrol -louse, and 1
for each of the Engine I'louses.
Ald. Tones moved to adopt the re-
port. Carried.
Ald. Tones of the committee of the
Whole, reported as follows:
Your Committee of the Whole, to
whom was referred the petition of P.
Kenneall•. et al. asking that the wages
paid for labor on sewers he increased,
would respectfully report that the
amount appropriated for sewer pur-
poses would t,ot permit of the increase
prayed for, and would therefore recom-
mend that said petitiont he received and
filed.
Ald. Tones moved to adopt the re-
port. Carried.
Your Committee on Sewers would
resnectfull• report that we ewer in have
ex-
amined
amined the sanitary
Street. from Eagle Point Avenue to
Sanford Street. M. Tschirgi, contrac-
tor, and would recommend that said
sewer he accepted and that the City
Engineer he instrnctedotee a
special assessment against helots
or
parcels of land subject to such assess-
ment for said improvement and file
the same in the office of the City Re -
166 Regular Session July 7, 1904.
corder. who will thereupon publish the
notice of said assessment required by
ordinance.
Your Committee on Sewers would
respectfully report that we have exam-
ined the sanitary sewer in Dodge
Street from South Bluff Street to
Grandview Avenue, James Noonan,
contractor, and would recommend that
said sewer be accepted and that the
City Engineer be instructed to pre-
pare a special assessment against the
lots or parcels of land subject to such
assessment for said improvement and
file the same in the office of the City
Recorder who will thereupon publish
the notice of said assessment required
by ordinance.
Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the var-
ious reports of the committee on Sew-
ers. Carried.
RESOLUTIONS.
Ald. Lyons offered the following:
Be it resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque, That a sani-
tary sewer of eight inch tile pipe be
constructed in Grandview Avenue from
Dodge Street to North Street. accord-
ing to the plans and specifications of
said sewer prepared by the City En-
gineer and now on file in the office of
the City Recorder. and be it further
Resolved. That said sewer shall he
completed on or before the 1st day of
September. 1904, and shall be paid for
at the time and in the manner pre-
scribed by Chapter XXXIV of the Re-
vised Ordinances of 1901 of the City
of Dubuque for the payment of the
cost of constructing sewers. The pro-
posals for doing such work will be
acted upon by the Council on the 21st
day of July, 1904. and the City Record-
er is hereby ordered to give ten days'
notice 1:v publication. asking for pro-
posal: provided by ordinance.
Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the Res-
olution. O'rrierl by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy. Corrance, Frith.
Jones and Lyons.
Absent—Ald. Stumpf.
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Ald. Clancy moved that the City En-
gineer and committee on Streets be in-
structed to erect a drinking fountain at
First and Main streets and refer the
bill to the Home Milling Co. for pay-
ment. Carried.
Ald. Frith moved that the Engineer
be instructed to deliver to the Audubon
School, for the School Board. all the.
macadam needed at said place at $1.00
per yard. Carried.
Ald. Lyons moved that the Commit-
tee Clerk be instructed to purchase
two carloads of paving brick. Carried.
Ald. Clancy moved that the Engineer
be instructed to prepare a profile of
grade for the sidewalk on Bluff street
from Fourth street to Eighth street.
Carried.
Ald. Frith moved that Wm. Foster
be appointed Inspector for the Storm
Water Sewer in Sanford Street. Car-
ried.
Ald. Corrance moved that the Engi-
neer be instructed to have the brick,
ordered by the Committee Clerk, laid
ill the alley between the Delhi Street
Engine House and Mr. Ruh's store.
Carried.
Ald. Lyon moved that the City At-
torney he instructed to prepare a deed
to he signed by Mr. A. Ruh to the City
of Dubuque. for the ground claimed
by Mr. Ruh and now occupied by the
Delhi Street Engine House. Carried.
Ald. Frith moved to adjourn until
July 21st. 1904. Carried.
—C. F. Arendt,
City Recorder.
. Recorder
19,
.lkayor
Approved
Regular Session July 21, 1904.
CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Session July list, 1904.
(Official.)
Council met at 8:15 o'clock P. M.
Mayor Berg in the chair.
Present—Alds. Clancy. Corrance,
Frith, Jones. Lyons and Stumpf.
Absent—None.
PETITIONS 1 AND COMMUNICA-
IONS.
Petition of A. C. Buettell, asking
that he be allowed to relay plank side-
walk on Allison Place and College
Avenue, was received and filed.
Petition of Y. M. C. A.. asking that
an arc lamp be placed at the foot of
Third Street. was referred to the Po-
lice and Light committee.
Petition of the Dubuque Telephone
Co., asking that the City Treasurer be
instructed to accept $151.71 in full for
city taxes for the year 1903.
Also petition of Jonas Scherer, ask-
ing that the Treasurer be instructed to
accept $40.00 in full payment for im-
proving Woodworth Avenue.
On motion both petitions were re-
ferred to Board of Equalization and
City Assessor.
107
Mayor. Council and City Officials: -
1 he sister and brothers of the late
Peter Il. McLaughlin reque-t inc to
extend to you their sincere thanks for
the beautiful floral offering sent nn the
occasion of the death of their beloved
brother, and to assure you of their ap-
preciation of the sympathy extended.
—Stella McDonnell.
July 15. 19°4.
On motion was received and filed.
Petition -of Geo. W. Healey & Son
and others. asking that the license on
for
circuses be not raised beyond $s 0Lows.
25c shows and $75.
Also petition of C. A. Voelker, ask-
ing Council to accept in cash one-half
of the special assessments as levied
against lots in Woodlawn Park Sub.
for improving Delaware, Alta and Du-
buque Avenues.
On motion both petitions were re-
ferred to the committee of the Whole.
Communication of Executive Com-
mittee of the United German Societies
thanking the City Council for their
participation in their parade July 4th,
1904, was on motion received and filed.
Whereupon Ald. Corrance. chairman
of the Special Committee appointed to
draft suitable resolutions on the death
of the late Ald. P. iT. McLaughlin. of-
fered the following:
Whereas, Almighty God in his infin-
ite wisdom has seen fit to remove from
our midst our colleague and fellow citi-
zen, P. H. McLaughlin. in the spring-
time of his life:
Therefore be it resolved by the City
Council of the City of Dubuque that
the City of Dubuque is deeply grieved
at his untimely demise:
That as an alderman of this body
and our colleague, we have always
found him courteous and obliging; al-
ways ready and willing to carry out
the trust reposed in him as a public
official by an honest and upright course
of action, and a conscientious adher-
ence to his duty towards the public;
that we recognized in him an able and
fearless public official and a man cap-
able of attaining higher honors: that
we mourn his death, and extend our
sincere sympathy to his bereaved rela-
tives in their hoar of sadness.
Be it farther resolved that these res-
olutions he spread upon the records of
the Council proceedings, and a copy
thereof be sent to his family.
Dated at Dubuque. Iowa, this
day of July. A. D.. 1904.
H. Corrance,
R. Jones,
M. E. Lyons.
J. W. Kintzinger.
Ald. Corrance moved the adoption of
the Resolution. Unanimously carried.
Petition of Jas. F. Hedley et al ask-
ing that Robt. Jess he appointed alder-
man of the Second ward was on motion
laid aside.
Original Notice. District Court, of
M. B. Connolly claiming the sum of
$I,000.00 for personal injuries sustained
through negligence of the city.
Also Original Notice. District CCour
of Beatrice Rasquin claiming sum
of $2,000.00 for personal damages sus-
tained by falling on a defective side-
walk.
On motion both notices were referr-
ed to the Committe on Claims and
City Attorney.
The Mayor presented and read the
following:
2I St
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
City Engineer Boyce reported as
follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen:—I herewith submit my
pay roll for labor on Streets in the dif-
ferent districts during the first half of
July. 1Q04:
Amount due Laborers on
177410
Streets • • • • • • • .....submitte7.
Respectfully
_James H. Boyce,
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
Also submit my pay roll for labor on
Sewers during the first half of July,
IOod:
Amount due Laborers on
168 Regular Session July 21, 1904.
Scwcrs $159.40
Respectfully submitted,
—James H. Boyce,
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Sewers.
Also submit my pay roll for labor
grading Mt. Carmel Avenue during
the first half of July, 1904: $29.00
Amount (Inc Laborers
Respectfully submitted,
—James Id. Boyce,
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
On motion the pay rolls for Streets.
Sewers and Mt. Carmel Avenue were
receival and warrants ordered drawn
tov the various amounts, and the
pay rolls referred back to the proper
committees.
The City Engineer also reported as
follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: At a session of the City
Council held July 7th. 1904, the City
Engineer was instructed to prepare a
profile of grade for the sidewalk on
Bluff Street from Fourth to Eighth
Street. Owing to press of other mat-
ters the profile has not been completed,
but can be in the course of a few days.
I would suggest that the matter be
referred to the Street committee.
Ald. Corrance moved that the En-
gineer's request be complied with, and
the Sidewalk Inspector instructed to
temporarily repair said Sidewalk at
once. Carried.
City Recorder Arendt presented and
read the printed notice, certified to by
the publishers, of the Council's inten-
tion to construct a four -foot cement
sidewalk on Langworthy Avenue from
Booth to Hill Street. No remonstrance
being filed, the Mayor asked if anyone
present had any objection to the con-
struction of said Sidewalk. No objec-
tions being stated, thenotice on mo-
tion was received and filed.
City Attorney Kintzinger reported as
follows:
The undersigned would respectfully
report that in pursuance with your re-
quest at the last meeting of the Coun-
cil, he has procured a deed from Mr.
Andrew Ruh conveying a driveway be-
tween his property and the Delhi
Street Engine House to the City of
Dubuque. the deed for which is here-
with returned to the Council.
I would recommend that the same be
recorded.
Respectfully,
J. W. Kintzinger,
City Attorney.
Ald. Clancy moved that the report
be approved and the Recorder in-
structed to have said deed properly
recorded. Carried.
City Attorney Kintzinger also report-
ed as follows:
The undersigned, to whom was re-
ferred the within petition of the St.
Joseph's Mercy Hospital asking that
City Lot 731 be exempted from taxation
because the same is used exclusively
for hospital purposes, would respect-
fully report that this property is used
exclusively for such purposes as is set
out in the attached affidavit of Sister
Mary Agnes, which is hereto attached
and made a part of this report.
I would therefore recommend that
the same be exempted from taxation as
prayed for.
J. W. Kintzinger,
City Attorney.
Ald. Clancy moved that the report
be approved and the City Treasurer
instructed accordingly. Carried.
The Water Works Trustees present-
ed their quarterly report for the three
months ending June 3oth. 1904, and the
Mayor appointed a Special Committee
consisting of Alds. Jones, Frith and
Stumpf to audit the same.
Bids for constructing a sanitary
sewer in Grandview Avenue, from
manhole in Dodge Street to center of
North Street. were ordered opened.
Bids as follows:
Jas. Noonan. 8 -inch tile pipe ... 65c
and Manholes each $27.00
O'Farrell & McNamara. 8 -inch
tile pipe . 57c
and Manholes each •$25.00
Jas. Hird. 8 -inch tile pipe 54' c
and Manholes each $26.50
Brown & Brown, 8 -inch tile
piQe 45c
and Manholes each $23.50
Brown & Brown being the lowe3t
bidders were awarded the contract and
their bond fixed at $too.00.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Ald. Corrance, chairman of the
Committee on Claims, reported as fol-
lows:
Your Committee on Claims would
respectfully report that an action is now
pending in the District Court of Du-
buque County, Iowa, against the City,
which was brought by one Mrs. Mary
Kruse. This action was for personal
injuries received from a fall on a side-
walk resulting in breaking the leg of
Mrs. Kruse. The claim for damages in
this case can be settled by the City
for the sum of $50.00 and court costs,
amounting to $8.65, and the remission
of the taxes on Mrs. Kruse's property
for lot number 37 of Fengler's Addi-
tion, the amount of taxes being $54.60.
Your Committee have investigated
this claim, and find that Mrs. Kruse
has sustained the injuries set forth in
her petition, and was laid up for sev-
eral months by reason of the injury.
And would further state that she is a
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169
widow, and has a family depending up-
on her for support.
Deeming it for the best interest of
the City we would therefore recom•
mend that this case be settled on the
above terms, and that a warrant be
drawn in favor of the Mayor, in the
sum of $58.65, and that the City Treas-
urer be instructed to cancel the taxes,
amounting to $14.60, on said lot.
H. Corrance,
M. Clancy.
Committee on Claims.
Ald. Corrance moved to adopt the
report. Carried. ----
Aid. Frith, chairman of committee
on Streets, reported as follows:
In favor of paying the bill of P. J.
Shuler as inspector on Bee Branch
sewer for the first half of July, 1904,
$25.00.
take therefrom whatever amount of
sand it may require. We further
recommend that said petitioners be
not permittted to grade either the al-
ley between Garfield and Rhomberg
\venues, or Eighth Avenue for the
present. —E. E. Frith,
Chairman.
Ald. Frith move,i to adopt the var-
ious rcno.-t, of the Street Committee.
Carried.
Also, your committee on Streets, to
whom was referred the petition of J.
Hagerty et al., asking that the storm
sewer in Fifteenth Street be extended.
would recommend that the prayer of
the petitioners he granted and that the
City Engineer be instructed to prepare
plans and specifications for said sewer,
beginning at the end of the present
sewer and extending to the middle of
the alley between Cedar and Sycamore
Streets and file said plans and specifica-
tions in the office of the City Recorder
who will thereupon advertise for bids
for the construction of said sewer in
accordance with such plans and specifi-
cations.
Also, your committee on Streets, to
whom was referred the petition of
Mary J. Hogan in relation to the spec-
ial assessment levied against lots 20
and 21 of Quigley's Sub. of Out Lot
709 for the improvement of Angella
Street, would recommend thattl e
Treasurer be instructed to accept
sum of $15o.00 in full settlement of said
assessment.
Ald. .Tones, chairman of the Com-
mittee on Public Grounds and Build-
ings. reported the cost of putting in a
new plank floor in the Patrol Ilonse.
On motion the matter of putting in
a niiv floor \vas referred to the Cor»-
mittcc nn Public Grounds and Build-
ings.
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Ald. Clancy, chairman of the Com-
mittee on Fire, reported as iolloii
Your Committee on Fire, with Ald.
Frith added, to whom was referred the
matter of selecting a site for the pro-
posed Fifth ward engine house, would
respectfully report that after carefnlly
considering the matter with a view of
securing the mo<t advantagc„rrs posi-
tion for said engine house, we would
recommend in favor of the purchase of
Lot 22 in Conk's Add. This lot is sit-
uated on the corner of Rhomberg and
Staut 52 by 137
feetind `17e, iise`. is ownedbnby Margaret
feet
Hoerner and can be purchased for
$1900.00. _ Also your Special Committee,
composed of the Committee on
Fire with Ald. Frith added, ap-
pointed to select a location for
the engine house proposed to he
established in the Fifth ward, would re-
spectfully report that several inside
Adenots
ts
on Lincoln and Rhomberg
can he bought for $500.00 each, while
corner lots on the same streets
e
held at $600.00. There is a very
desir-
able lot on the corner of Garfieldfeet,
Cd.
Schiller Avenues, size 5o b 30 and
that can be bought for $800.00.
an-
other on the corner of Middlee
Rhomberg Avenues, owned by the
Wodrich estate that can be had for
$1$00'00' Matt. Clancy,
Chairman.
On motion both reports were referr-
ed to Committee of the Whole to view
the grounds. •
Ald. Jones, chairman of Committee
on Printing, reported as follows:
Your Committee on Printing, to
of
whom
o Smith -Morgan ci within to bill
PrintingCo.for
$16.75, would recommend that a war-
e treasury
for the boveed named sum irawn onn settlement
of the claim. Rudolph Jones,
Chairman.
Your Committee on Streets, to
whom was referred the petition ofP.
Linehan and John Williams, grade tllasking
dLincthat they be allowed tog dsoln
between Rhomberg ann Ave-
nues in rear of Lots 409
10,
Ham's Add.. and also the alley be-
tween Rhomberg and Garfield Ave-
nues in rear of Lots 312 and 313 in
the same addition, and also ughth
t0
Avenue, from Rhomberg
the alley first east thereof, would rec-
ommend that said petitioners bed per-
mitted to grade the alley
of
said Lots 409 and 410, provided they
file a bond in the sum of $200.00, con-
ditioned on leaving said alley at or
above ,:rade when finished Fi.fthand
not
damaging the paving
of The City reserves the right ny to goeannd n
and upon said alley at
170 Regular Session July 21, 1904.
Ald. Jones moved to adopt the re-
port. Carried.
Ald. Stumpf, chairman of Committee
on Delinquent Taxes. reported as fol-
lows:
Your committee on Delinquent
Taxes would respectfully recommend
that on account of the poverty of the
petitioners, the Treasurer be instructed
to cancel the taxes for the year 1903
against the following property:
August Rohr. Lot 283, East Dubuque
Add. No. 2.
Maria Trentpler. Lot 5, Hughes' Sub.
of Mineral Lot 172.
Thos. J. and Nora E. Lonergan. Lot
No. 145. East Dubuque Add.
Alice C. Collins. Lots 28 and 29.
Park Hill Add.
Also, your committee on Delinquent
Taxes would respectfully recommend
that the Treasurer be instructed to al-
low the taxes for the year 1903 to re-
main a lien against the following prop-
erty:
Mrs. Elizabeth Hughes, north part
of Lot I, Lenheim's Addition.
Mrs. Jane McCloskey, Lot II, Cain's
Stib..
and that he be further instructed not
to sell the same.
Also, your committee on Delinquent
Taxes, to whom was referred the peti-
tion of John Byrnes. an honorably dis-
charged soldier of the War of the Re-
bellion, asking that in accordance with
the Code of Iowa, the taxes against
his property. Lot to, Newman, Cooper
& Smith's Sub., be canceled for the
years 1900, 190I, 1902 and 1903, would
respectfully report that we find the
property was erroneously sold for the
taxes of 1900, and would therefore rec-
ommend that the Treasurer be in-
structed to redeem the same.
Your Committee on Delinquent
Taxes, to whom was referred the pe-
tition of Barbara Bechtel, asking that
the tax on her personal property for
the year 1903 be canceled, would rec-
ommend that said petition be received
and filed. —John A. Stumpf,
Chairman.
Ald. Stumpf moved to adopt the var-
ious reports of the Delinquent Tax
Committee. Carried.
Ald. Lyons of the Board of Health
reported as follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen:—Your Board of Health
would respectfully report, that at their
meeting, held July 12th, 1904, a num-
ber of bills were presented, for con-
veving patients to the Detention Hos-
pital. also for groceries and other sup-
plies used during the recent smallpox
cases confined at said hospital, total
amount of bills, $175.85. The bills
were audited by the Board and refer-
red to the• County Supervisors for
payment.
Also report that the City Attorney
was instructed to prepare a notice to
be served on S. P. Wadley to abate
the nuisance forthwith, of throwing
waste milk and washings, into the
Dodec Street storm water sewer.
\Ve would further report that said
notice has been served on \l r. Wad-
ley. and the nuisance abated.
Also report. that a notice was or-
dered served on R. W. Kemler, agent
for the R. Waller Est.. to have the
building situated on City Lot No. 119
connected with the Sanitary Sewer
within thirty days from the elate of
service of notice.
Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the re-
port of the Board of Health. Carried.
Ald. Jones of the committee of the
Whole reported as follows:
Your committee of the Whole. to
whom was referred the remonstrance
of Michael Carney et al. against the
construction of a sanitary sewer in
Booth Street from Dodge Street to
Forrest Lane, and also in West Third
Street from Booth Street to Nevada
Street. thence north in said Nevada
Street to the alley first south of West
Fifth Street, would recomtitend that
that part of the sewer in Booth Street
from West Third Street to Forrest
Lane be not constructed for the pres-
ent, but that the remaining portion be
ordered built as originally planned.
Also, your committee of the Whole
would respectfully report that the pub-
lishers of the Iowa State Atlas of Dav-
enport, Iowa, called on your commit-
tee and offered, if the City would pay
them $250.00 for one page in their
work, giving views of the public build-
ings of the city, etc., to donate the
original drawings and copper plates,
and furnish 500 copies of the work re-
duced and abridged, and one complete
full-sized copy, and also have a pano-
rama view of the city neatly framed
and hung in the Iowa Building at the
World's Fair at St. Louis. After due
consideration, the Mayor was instruct-
ed to make an offer of $100.00 for the
foregoing, which he accordingly did
and which offer was accepted by said
publishers.
Also, your Committee of the Whole
would respectfully recommend that the
City Engineer be instructed to con-
struct a brick gutter on the north side
of Second Street from Iowa Street to
the alley first west thereof, provided
the owners of the abutting property
furnish all the necessary material.
Also, your Committee of the Whole
would respectfully recommend that the
Regular Session July 21, 1904.
171
City Engineer be instructed to prepare
a profile showing the proposed change
of grade on Fifth Street east of Main
Street. Also that the City Attorney
be instructed to prepare a waiver for
the owners of
the trig by
the proposed change os.
Also your Committee of the Whole
would respectfully report that since
the resolution adopted by the City
Council on June 2, 1904.. providing for
the condemning of a street running in
a northeasterly direction from the
present terminus of Queen Street,
through the property of the Linwood
Cemetery Association to Windsor
Avenue, we have had a meeting with
the trustees of said cemetery, and have
reached an agreement whereby in con-
sideration of the donating of the land
re0uired for the opening of said street.
toeether with so much other land as
may be required for the extension of
the alley between Queen Street and
Burden Aveue, from the present ter-
minus of said alley to the street
whereby proposed to be opened, and
also the triangular piece lying to the
south of said proposed street between
Burden and Windsor Avenues. the City
will grade, curb, gutter and macadam-
ize said street. lay the necessary side-
walks thereon and fence the north side
of said street between Burden and
Windsor Avenues, at no expense to
the said association. We would re-
spectfully recommend that the forego-
ing arrangement be approved and the
City Attorney be instructed to pYe-
pare the papers required for the Said
car-
rying' out of the said agreement.
sidewalk after being built by the City,
to be maintained thereafter by the
abutting property owners.
—C. ii. Berg.
Chairman Pro Tern.
Ald. Tones moved to adopt the var-
ious reports of the Committee of the
Whole. Carried.
RESOLUTIONS.
Ald. Lyons offered the following:
Be it resolved by the City Council ot
the City of Dubuque. that all. resolu-
Coun-
of the City of Dubuque. That it is
deemed necessary and advisable t con-
struct a sanitary sewer in Ilooth Street
from Dodge Street to West 'Third
Street. thence in said \West 'Third Street
to Nevada Street, thence in said Ne-
vada Street to the alley first south of
West Fifth Street. and it is hereby pro-
posed to construct a sanitary server in
said Booth, West Third anti Nevada
Streets as follows: An eight inch tile
pipe sewer in Booth Street from Dodge
Street to West 'Third Street. thence
easterly in said \\-est 'Third Street to
Nevada Street. thence northerly in said
Nevada Street to the alley tir,t south
ot West Fifth Street. and to assess the
cost of said sewer against the abutting
property.
Ald. Lyons moved to adept the Res-
olution. Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Alds. Clancy. Corrance. Frith,
Jones. Lyons and Stmpf.
Nays—None.
Ald. Lyons also offered the follow-
ing:
Be It Resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque: That the City
Engineer he and lie is hereby directed
to prepare a plat ;old specifications for
an eight -inch tile pipe sanitary sewer
in Booth Street from Dodge Street to
\Vest Third Street, thence easterly in
said West 'Third Street to Nevada
Street. thence northerly in said N,, tda
Street to the alley first south of West
Fifth Street. showing the location and
general nature of said improvement.
the extent thereof. the size and kind
of material to be used. and to prepare
an estimate of the cost thereof and the
amount assessable upon each lotor
parcel of land adjacent to or abutting
thoot
r
inereon area. and toer cint ffile such plat. square
plat specifica-
tions and estimate in the office of the
City Recorder.
That after such plat is so filed, the
City Recorder shall cause to be pub-
lished. notice of the intention of the
Council to make such iniprovetuent,
which notice shall be published in three
consecutive issues of the oiticial paper
of the City of Dubuque. stating that
such plat is on file and generally the
nature of the sewer. its local in. size
1 f material to be used and the
tions heretofore adopted by this I and hint
cif, providing for the construction of a estimate of n, rest. and fixing the time
Bt Street from before which obiectoiis can he filed.
be leas than five
sanitary sewer in ootl
Dodge Street to Forrest Lane. and in
ooth
to
West
Streefrom Street,
thence nStreet
northerly in
said Nevada Street to the alley first
south of West Fifth Street, he and the
same are hereby rescinded.
Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the Res-
olution. Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance. Frith,
Jones, Lyons and Stumpf.
Nays—None.
Ald. Lyons also offered the follow-
ing:
Be it Resolved by the City Council
Mach time snao
notice. andtafterlas
tthe tcoiication mpletion ssuch
ofhe
publication of the notice he shall, at
its next regular session. notify the
Council thereof in writing with a
printed copy of such notice accompany-
ing the same.
Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the reso-
lution.
Carried by the following vote:
Peas—Alts. Clancy, Corrance, Frith.
Jones, Lyons and Stumpf.
Nays—None.
172 Regular Session July 21, 1904.
Alderman Frith offered the .follow-
ing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque, That a Sidewalk six
feet wide, of good brick or cement,
he, within ,;o clays of this notice, con-
structed and laid in conformity with
the ordinance in relation to sidewalks,
on the \vest ride of Cooler .Avenue,
between Twenty-seventh enth Street and
\sill 'illc Load, abutting lot 13, \Vest's
Add., owned by D. A. Gehrig, at the
expense of abutting property. Adopt-
ed by the following vote:
Ayes—Aldermen Clancy, Corrance,
Frith, Jones, Lyons and Stumpf.
Nays—None.
Ald. Frith also offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That a sidewalk- six
feet wide, of good brick or cement, be,
within 30 days of this notice, con-
structed and laid in conformity with
the ordinance in relation to sidewalks
on the south side of Lincoln Avenues,
between Washington Street and Elm
Street, abutting south 5o feet of N. 74
feet of lot i of Sub 97, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add.. City of Dubuque, at the
expense of abutting property.
On motion was referred to commit-
tee of the Whole to view the grounds.
Ald. Corrance offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That a Sidewalk
six feet wide, of good brick or
cement, be, within 3o days of this
notice, constructed and laid in conform-
ity with the ordinance in relation to
sidewalks, on the south side of Julien
Avenue, between West Eighth street
and Air Hill street, abutting lots i and
2 of lot 19, City lot 703, owned by A.
W. Kemler Est., at the expense of
abutting property. Adopted by the fol-
lowing vote:
Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Jones, Lyons and Stumpf.
Nays—None.
Ald. Corrance also offered the fol-
lowing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That a sidewalk six
feet wide, of good brick or cement, be,
within 3o days of this notice, con-
structed and laid in conformity with
the ordinance in relation to sidewalks,
on the north side of West Eleventh
Street, between Walnut Street and
Race Street, abutting lot 13, Cum-
mings' Sub., owned by R. W. Kemler,
at the expense of the abutting prop-
erty.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Jones, Lyons and Stumpf.
Nays—None.
Alderman Corrance also offered the
following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque, That a Sidewalk six
feet wide, of brick or cement, be, with-
in 3o days of this notice, con-
structed and laid in conformity with
the ordinance in relation to sidewalks,
on the East side of Race Street, be-
tween \Vest Eleventh Street and Rose
Street, abutting lot 13, Cummings'
Sub., owned by R. W. Kemler, at the
expense of abutting property. Adopt-
ed by the following vote:
Aves—Aldermen Clancy, Corrance,
Frith. Tones, Lyons and Stumpf.
Nays—None.
Ald. Clancy offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That a Sidewalk six
feet wide of good brick or cement, be,
within 30 days of this notice, construct-
ed and laid in conformity with the or-
dinance in relation to sidewalks, on the
west side of Bluff Street, between
Dodge Street and Emmett Street, abut-
ting lot 2 of i of 598 City, owned by
Thos. Rawson, at the expense of abut-
ting property. Adopted by the follow-
ing vote:
Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Jones, Lyons and Stumpf.
Nays --None.
Ald. Clancy moved that we now pro-
ceed to elect a successor to Ald. Mc-
Laughlin. deceased. Carried.
After eighteen ballots were taken
there was no choice, whereupon Ald.
Corrance moved that the matter be
postponed until the next meeting of
the Council. Carried.
Ald, Clancy moved to adjourn until
August 4th, 1904. Carried.
—C. F. Arendt,
City Recorder.
Recorder
1901
. Mayor.
Approved.
List of Warrants.
liST IIF crru NaRRaNrs
City l < i , irder's Office,
Dubuque, la., July 1st, 1904.
To the Honorable Mayer and City
Council of Dubuque:
Gentlemen: The following is a com-
plete list of all warrants issued by me
during he month of June. 1904:
C. H. Berg. salary. Mayor $116 65
H. Brinkman. salary. Treasurer 133 30
J. A. Mc Kinlay. salary, Deputy
Treasurer too 00
Jno. Krayer, clerk, Treasurer's
office 6o 00
Chas. F. Arendt, salary. Re-
corder 116 65
Wm. A. Kaep. salary. Deputy
Recorder 8o oo
F. B. Hoffman. salary, Auditor116 65
C. B. Scherr, ralary, Assessor 125 00
A. Doerr. Jr.. salary. Assistant
Assessor 100 00
J. J. Murphy, salary. Assistant
A ssessor loo 00
J. W. Kintzinger, salary, Attor-
ney 150 00
J. C. Longueville, salary. As-
sistant Attorney 75 00
Thos. Reilly, salary, Chief of
Police too 00
Jos. Reinfried, salary. Fire Chief Too 00
J. W. Lawlor, salary, Committee
Clerk Too 00
Jas. Boyce, salary, City Engi-
neer
E. Anderson, salary, Assistant
En izineer TOO 00
G. White. salary. Rodman 5o 00
G. N. Raymond, salary. Superin-
tendent of Street Sprinkling6o 00
E. Herron. clerk in Auditor and
Engineer's office
Wm. Hipman salary, Electri-
cian
F. P. Hayes, salary, Market -
master
T. Cahill. salary. Park Custodian
H. 11 cage, salary, Park Cus-
todian .
T. Faherty, salary, Park Cus-
todian
Dr. B. F. Michel, salary, Health
Officer
F. Flynn, salary, Sanitary Pa-
trolman
C. Baumann, salary, Pound -
master .
Mrs. H. Koenig, salary, Jam -
tress
I. Conigisky, salary. Sidewalk
Inspector
C. W: Katz, salary, Wharf -
master
M. Clancy, salary, Alderman ..
IT. Corrance, salary, Alderman.
E. E. Frith, salary, Alderman ..
R. Jones, salary, Alderman ....
M. F. Lyons, salary. Alderman..
P. H. McLaughlin. salary, Al-
derman
J. A. Stumpf, salary. Alderman
166 65
75 00
83 35
50 00
40 00
40 00
IO 00
50 00
6o 00
40 00
.173
l i. Barker. stenographer 20 co
M. Eitel, fireman 65 00
J. Essman, fireman 75 00
A. Duccini, fireman bo 00
J. Flynn, fireman 65 00
J. Roshin, fireman (10 oo
A, Heer, fireman 50 00
J. Tschudi, fireman ;o 00
J. Schonberger, fireman 50 00
W. i'.annolt, fireman 50 00
J. Daley, fireman h; 00
J. Barnes, fireman 75 00
T. Ryder, fireman 6o 00
G. Beyer, fireman 65 O0
W. Ducey. fireman 6o 00
F. Murphy. fireman 5o 00
P. Ahern, fireman. . . 5o 00
M. Kelly. fireman 5o 00
P. Fury, fireman 50 00
D. Ahern. fireman 65 00
P. Zillig, fireman izo no
T. Flynn. fireman 65 00
M. Sweeney, fireman 5o 00
H. Cain, fireman 50 00
J. Benzer. fireman So 00
J. McLaughlin, fireman 5o 00
A. McDonnell, fireman. 67 5o
J. Murphy, fireman 5o 00
M. Wagner. fireman 5 00
G. Gehrke, fireman 65 0000
1'. Kennedy, fireman
F. Baumgartner. fireman 50 00
F. Smith. fireman 5o oo
55 00
C. Kannolt, fireman 6o 00
J. Allen, fireman
M. Fahey, fireman 5o 00
W. O'Connell, fireman 50 00
65 00
R. Weston, fireman 6o5 00
F. Kenneally, fireman
E. McDermott. fireman 50 00
W. McClain, fireman 5o 00
A Becker. police 33 00
J. H. Barry, police 5
1 65
G. Burkel, police 67 00
J. Carter, police
J. Clone. police 45 O0
Jno. Cody, police 51 65
W. Cook. police 6o 00
W. Corcoran, police 51 65
J. P. Cummings, police 48 35
H. Donlon, police 5o 00
J. Fitzpatrick, police 5o 00
Jas. Flynn. police 5o oo
Jno. Fox. police 5o 00
Wm. Frith. police._ — 51 65
T. Ganahl. police 5o 00
L. Grasse!. police 51 65
B. Gray. police 51 65
Pat Hanlon. police 5o 00
M. Kilty, police 51 65
Jno. Loetscher, police 51 65
P. McCollins, police 5o 00
P. McInerney, police 51 65
o0
Jno. Moore, police 6o 5
57 6
D. Norton, police 6o 65
M. O'Connor, police
Jno. Murphy, police 50 0O
P. Powers, police 85
Jno. Raesli, police 65 oo
5t 65
Otto Rath, police 13 20
J. Rooney police
Jas. Ryan, police 65 00
M. Ryan, police 48 35
P. Scharff, police 5o 00
20 00
50 00
20 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
• 174 List of Warrants.
Al. Schorr, police 54 00
F. Spielman, police 51 65
P. Sutton, police 550 00
"Tont Sweeney. police
oo
M. Stapleton. police 51 65
P. Sullivan. police 5o 00
Jim. L. Sullivan, police 441 6
l.. Zeidman, Police S
M r-. Kate Hibbe, matron 3o 00
\I iss L. Brennan, matron 30 ao
Labor on Streets in the different dis-
tricts during the last half of May. 1904:
J. Albrecht, 2nd
io
E. Amanda. 2nd 2 70
A. Alderson. 3rd 9 45
Sant Allen. 3rd 9 4;
J. Brouillettc. 1st 5 8;
John Burns. Ist 3 25
W. S. Brown. 2nd 9 45
C. Buse, 2nd 1 45
1). J. Brightbill, 3rd 9 15
I'at'I Becket-, 3rd 15 55
Jos. Brown, 1st
W. Coughlan. 1st
\like Caine. I st
I. Callahan. 1,t 20 00
I htt Corbett. 2nd 70
.111111 Cahill. 2n(1 21 50
las. Connoily. 1st 18 90
II. Cosgrove. 1st 20 00
P. De Fontaine, 1st 8 10
John Dougherty, 1st 1 35
M. Donegan. 1st 6o
l'at Devaney, 2110 5 40
T. Donahue, 1st 18 90
John Egan, r st 6 6o
John Ess, 2nd 5 8o
John Engels. 2nd24 00
R T. Eddy. 2nd 12 30
Mike Farrell, 1st 2 70
Dan Fox, 1st 8 8o
Frank Frick. 2nd 14 20
H. Fleck. 1st 75 00
Nelson Frith, 1st 50 00
Pat Grue, 1st 2 70
Lahor on Streets, last half of May.
1004:
Peter Gregory, st. 135
Barney Glass, 1st.
P. Gilloon, 1st.
Jos. Gavin. 1 st.
11. Galle. 2nd.
Jos. Grab, 2nd.
Geo. Gan, 2nd
A. Glitenbein, 2nd.
C. (iantenbein, 2nd
Chas. Grade, 2nd.
C. (;ruenzig. 3rd. .
T. hackney, 1st.
G. I I ecklinger, 2nd.
Phil Ilensc. 2nd.
James IIird, 3rd.
Jake Manson, 3rd.
Aug. Jass. 2nd.
John Kelly, 1st.
N. Kettenhofen, 2nd.
John Kness, znd.
Mike Kas, 2nd.
Jos. Kientzle, 2nd. ..
J. Kinsella, 2nd.
Martin Lonergan, 1st. ........
W. Lillig, 211d.
50
13 5o
I 35
6 6o
5 25
20 00
7 45
16 20
I2 I5
6 to
20 00
19 70
4 75
88e
6 75
6 to
19 5o
6 75
6 75
2 70
16 20
8 to
8 Io
2 70
12 00
8 70
8 75
Tons. Lonergan, 2nd. 8 8o
Pat Lynch. 2nd. -4
H. Lentbke. 2nd.
\V. Lonergan. 2nd. 21 50
M. Lavin, Ist. 18 90
John \l ellen. 1st. 8 20
Geo. \loose, 1st 8 4o
Ed. \I alloy. 1st. 7 45
J. NIart inek, 3rd. 6 75
John McGee, 1st. 1 35
Bart McDonnell, 2nd. 30 00
Labor on streets, last half of \la),
1904:
Pat \Ici'oland. 3rd
John McNulty
J. McCormick
C. \ tuck. 211d
\V. O'Brien. 1st
James Purcell. 1st
Pat Ryan. 1st
John Parker. 3rd
i. Pfeiffer, 1st
12 15
20 00
17
:17()
8 10
10 15
15
12
90
\V. Quinlan. 1st IS 90
James Ryan. tst 13 95
Mike Reddin, 1st 7 ;('
\lat Raishek. 2nd 14 20
C. Reinfrank, 2nd 6
los. Rooney 2 50
D. Sheehan. 1st 10 15
W. Sheridan. 1st 14 to
Jos. Statel, 2nd 8 to
Chris. Shull, 211d 6 10
Frank Schcrr. 2nd 20 00
I 111 Smith. 3rd 7 8o
Toho Sloan, 211d 8 .)
\ick Sweeney IS 00
1,11111 Tasehner,. 3rd 5 40
W. Welsh. 1st 6 75
John Welsh, Tst 7 95
\. \Wanipach, 2nd ., to So
\V. 1). Wilber, 2nd 4 t0
los. Williams. 3rd 7 45
W. \Wearmouth. 3rd 20 00
John Walsh, 3rd 4 05
Geo. Zumhoff, 2nd 7 50
Frank Burns, 211d 77 6o
J. Berwanger, 2nd 39 6o
F. G. Becker 35 40
Labor on Streets last half May. 1900:
Clancy Transfer Co., 1st i8 00
John Calvert, 1st 21 6o
Jos. Calvert. 1st 221 so
Ben Cain. 1st 46 to
A. Conrad, 2nd 36 00
42 00
52 00
43 20
45
43 0200 20
3 6o
Martin & Strelau. 2nd 18 2000
John Mulgrew, 3rd 7
J. J. McCollins, 1st 65 20
C. McElrath, 2nd 16 20
D. O'Meara. 1st 4 00
A. Paley, 2nd 7 20
Geo. Reynolds 39 65
Ed. Seeley. 1st 43 20
Adam Stoltz. 2nd
Jerry Sullivan, 3rd 50t8 00 70
James Tobin, 3rd 42 30
45
11d. Hannon, 1st
J. Haudenshield, 2nd
Peter Horch, 2nd
J. Huffmire, 1st
J. Linehan, 1st
John Long, 2nd
W. Maher, 1st
List of Warrants.
175
Labor on Sewers for the last half of
May, 1904:
P. Casserly. labor
J. Corcoran, labor
T. Il.agerty, foreman
J. Jellison. labor
Jos. Kiang, labor
P. Kenneally, labor
C. Sullivan. labor
L. Zemanek, labor
L. Daily, cleaning around Mar-
ket Square during months of
April and May 28 00
Mrs. 1-1. Koenig, cleaning and
scrubbing offices at City Hall 17 55
Mrs. L. Fichter, cleaning and
scrubbing offices at City Hall 16 20
G. Smith, cleaning and repair-
ing at City Hall 20 25
T. E. Frith. removing garbage
and dead animals
T. E. Frith. removing dead ani-
mals for \larch and April22 50
F. P. Haves. board of prisoners 14 00
for \Iav
W. Foster, Inspector on White
street sewer
\l. O'\leara, Inspector• on
Dodge street sewer .. 20 00
M. Ahearn, Inspector On Alpine 18 6o
street sewer gas for Key City Gas Co.,
var-
ious departments
1\I. F. Erwin. Parisian gas burn-
ers for various departments.. 28 00
Smith -Morgan Prtg. Co.. print-
ing and binding April and 20 00
\iay pamphlets
Smith-'lorgan Prtg. Co., sup-
plies for City election . 1 15
Eichhorn & Bechtel. lamps and 8 to
oil for City election • supplies.
Eichhorn & Bechtel.i 65
for City Hall
Pape & Jacquinot. plumbing at
Jackson park
McDermott & Gow, repairing
fountain on Southern avenue
J. B. \1 onIicth. repairing foun-
tain on I)ad e street ••••
J. Butt. repairs for Eighth
street fountain hardware ...........
L. Lindenberg,
nd
grass seed, Washington park.
G. \W. Healey & Son, hardware
and supplies.
park ........
H\. Fitzgerald. repairing benches
for vari0us parks ' ' .
W. C. Kennedy, painting
benches for various parks....
A. Doerr, Sr.. hauling benches
for various parks ...........
G. Holl, sharpening lawn mow-
ers. Jackson park ............
J. F. Ris & Bro., chains and
cups for drinking fountains .
Harger & Blish, stationery and
supplies for various offices ..
G. F. Klein. hardware and sup-
plies for Expense e ar hunk
ent
Palmer, Berg
k
books and stationery for var-
20 80
20 8o
25 00
20 8o
20 8o
20 So
20 8o
19 20
335 50
5 45
77 70
5 80
I0 IO
24 03
4 _o
4 95
2 40
9 60
16 55
lolls departments
J. \W. \Wittmcr, drugs and sup-
plies for City Ilall and Police
department
P. Even, coal
scales
Dentkier Bros,
for City Ilall
Farlcy-I. ietscher \Ifg. Co..
moulding for Audit, or's office
N. Menzel• carpenter work in
Auditor's office
G. W. Ica lev & Sin. new tools
and hardware. Road depart-
ment
G. F. Klein. hardware and new
tools, Road department
W. Baumgartner. hardware and
new tolls, Road department
\I art in-Strelau Co.. hauling
pipe. Road department
Pitts-Th.)11ips in Foundry Co,
manhole covers and rings.
Road department
Rumpl-Frudden Lumber Co,
lumber for Road and Special
Sidewalk departments
Ott. Mouser I.nntber Co., b l-
ber for Road and Special
Sidewalk department
T. J. \1ulgremv. sewer pipe for
Road department
Ll. Galle. sawing
Road department
Pirington Brick Paving Co.,
paving brick for Road de-
partment
J. Keele. gravel for Road de-
partiiient
J. Butt. repair:; for Road and
Sprinkling departments
F. Schloz. & Son. repairs for
Road and Sprinkling depart-
ments
A. A. Brown. repairs for Road
department
Pape & Jacaluinot, repairs for
Rock Crusher
P. Pier, coal for Steam Roller
and Rock Crusher
J. Sutherland. pine wood
Steam Roller
G. Ragatz. & Son. repairs
new Steam Roller
G. Ragatz & Son. repairs
old Steam Roller
G. Ragatz & Son. repairs
Rock Crusher
\\' \larshall. repairs for Rock
Crusher
Standard Oil Co., oil for Rock
Crusher
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co,
supplies for Rock Crusher
and Sprinkling department
F. Sieg. rock for Rock Crusher
A, Sieg, rock for Rock Crusher
P. Even, rock for Rock Crusher
J. McGrath. rock for Rock
Crusher
J. & D. McGrath, rock for Rock
Crusher
F. Burns. rock for Rock
Crusher
I O0
for First ward
I dozen brooms
I 50
4 20
22 85
I2 I5
wood for
75 50
6 25
75
2 45
25
19 8o
10 50
II 05
5 45
3 50
17 00
43 90
55 30
22 00
100
196 00
for
for
for
for
125
7 8o
II 10
75
2 95
102 35
4 50
14 55
38 15
5 00
I 00
3 70
16 00
9 00
73 00
4 00
51 00
206 00
2 00
176
List of Warrants.
P. 1iorch, rock for Rock
Crusher
D. McGrath, rock for Rock
Crusher
M. I igges, rock for Rock
Crusher
Royce & Frost, rock for Rock 8o 00
Crusher
J. Heck. rock for Rock Crusher 25 50
Trenk \Vire Works, wire for
Sprinkling department
G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for
Sprinkling department ... 7 35
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co.,
couplings for Sprinkling de-
partment
L. Lindenberg, pad locks and
tools for Sprinkling depart-
mI 25
ent
Austin -Western Co., 300 lbs.
hickory fibre for Street
Sweeper
T. F. Kane, hay and oats for
Fire department 87 95
F. A. Miller. 2 dozen dusters
for Fire department 5 00
Eichhorn & Bechtel, bran for
Fire department 110
G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for
Fire department 145
McDonald -Morrison Mfg. Co,
brass casting for Fire depart-
ment
Wunderlich & \V'iederholt, horse
shoeing for Fire department
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co.,
mrzzle for Fire department.
J.:\. Palen. drugs and supplies
for Fire department
T. H. Clark, drugs and supplies
for Fire department
Ott. Meuser & Co., shavings
for Fire department
Key City Gas Co., coke for Fire
department
Key City Gas Co., rental of gas
arcs for Fire department i o0
Dubuque Mattress Factory,
mattresses for Fire depart-
ment 5 70
American Fire Engine Co., sup-
plies for Fire department3 20
American La France Fire En-
gine Co., supplies for Fire de-
partment to 30
McDermott & Gow, plumbing
at Central Engine House
Kaep & Buechele, police hel-
mets, hats, I chief's and I cap -
tam's cap and 3 dozen gloves
for Police department 88 40
G. F. Kleih, hardware for Police
and Sewer department
A. R. Knights, i police stari 50
T. F. Kane, hay delivered at
patrol house
F. Frohm. carpenter work at
patrol house
Saunders Meat Co., meat for
Matron's department
A. Fluetsch, milk tickets for
Matron's department I 00
Eichhorn & Bechtel, groceries
and supplies for Matron's de-
partment
5 00
50 00
8 oo
So
5 00
18 00
175
7 25
75
32 60
29 75
6 00
25 90
95
7 45
9 95
28 80
3 60
14 00
Schneider & Kleih, sausage for
Matron's department 5 05.
H. Schmidt. sawing wood for
Matron's department 175
G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for
Sewer department 5 65.
National Demokrat, official
printing for May 25 00
G. F. Kleih, hardware for En-
gineer's department 190
Smith -Morgan Prtg Co., blank
stationery for Engineer's de-
partment 2 50
J. Hartig, repairs for Engineer's
department 2 75
Union Electric Co., arc lights
for May •••2045 77
Jas. Street, estimate construct-
ing sanitary sewer in South
Alpine street 589 40
Steuck & Linehan, grading Ard-
more Terrace 61 20
Steuck & Linehan, estimate for
improving Ardmore Terrace. 616 05
H. Brinkman. excavation per-
mits redeemed 95 00
H. Brinkman, interest paid on
warrants outstanding 446 65
H. Brinkman. freight charges,
64 34
Road
FT. Brinkman. freight charges,
Fire
H Brinkman, express charges
Expense
H. Brinkman, postage stamps.
Expense
H. Brinkman,
Library orders
paid 8" 43
Peter Dax, macadam 23 45
Mich. Donnegan, macadam 13 35
Tim Kelly, macadam 20 So
\Vnt. \lcDerniott, macadam8 So
Chas. Reilly, macadam 18 40
Pat Fury. macadam >> 70
John McGee, macadam . 13 45
Jas. O'Shea, macadam 13 70
Mike Shea, macadam IS 25
Labor on streets in the different
districts for the first half of June, 1904:
J. Albrecht, 2nd to 8o
E. Amanda, 2nd 8 8o
A. Alderson, 3rd 9 45
John Burns, 1st 4 05
Tos. Brouillette, 1st 4 05
Chas. Buse, 2nd 7 45
J. Brachtenbach, znd II 50
M. Boyle, 2nd 17 to
Paul Becker. 3rd 12 85
D. J. Brightbill, 3rd . 6 10
Jos. Brown, 1st, $1.75; 2nd,
$2.60; 3rd, 85c
Mike Cain, 1st
W. Coughlin, 1st
Tas. Callahan, 1st
John Corbett, 2nd
D. Corcoran, 2nd
John Cahill. 2nd
Jas. Connolly, 1st, $4.40; 2nd,
$8.75: 3rd, $4.40
H. Cosgrove, 1st, $6.65; 2nd,
$io.00; 3rd, $3.35
John Dougherty, 1st
T. Donahue, 1st, $4.40; 2nd,
150
150
IO 00
5 20
8 ro
I0 15
20 00
to 8o
7 45
14 90
17 55
20 00
6 75
List of Warrants.
$8.75; 3rd, $44
John Egaii, 1st
John Ess, 2nd
John Engels, 2n1
Pat Farrell, 211d
Frank Frick, 2nd
John Flynn, 3rd
Peter Gregory, 1st
Pat Grue, 1st
Barney Glass, 1st
Pat Gilloon, 1st
Jos. Gavin, 1st
H. Galle, 2nd
A. Gantenbein, 2nd
Jos. Grab. znd.
C. Gantenbein, 211(1
C. Grucnzig, 3rd.
Thos. Hackney. 1st.
John Hafey, 1st.
Phil Hensc, 211(1.
A. Henderson. 2n(1.
Ambrose I 1 ird. 3rd.
Jake Hanson, 3rd.
James Ilird. 3rd.
Peter Jacol,s, 211(1.
211(1.
John 1:ncss, 211(1.
n
Nic Kette'lofen, 211d.
Jake Kraus. 211d.
John belly, 3rd., \Vest St
J. Kinsella• 2nd.
Bob Love. 1st
Mart. L.onergan, 1st.
Pat T.ynch, 2nd.
W. Lillig. 211(1. ...
D. Lillig• 211d.
H. I.embke, 2nd.
\V. Loner<_ran, 2nd.
M. Lavin. 1st.
John Mullen, 1st. ..
George Moore, 1st
Toni Milloy. 1st
Jos. \lartinek. 3rd.
John \lcGee. I st
Pat. McMullen, I,t.
Bart. McDonnell,
P. McPoland, 3rd.
Chas. McDonough, 3rd.
John McNulty, 1st.
James McCormack, 1st.
C. Natick,W. O'Brien, 1st
Jas. Powers. 1st
J. Perion, 2nd
John PParker, 3rd
J. Pfeiffer
W. Quinlan, 1st
James Ryan, 1st
Mat. Raishek, 2nd
Chas. Reinfrank, 20(1
Jos. Rooney, 1st
Dan Sheehan, 1st
0 178 io51
9 45
22 50
4 05
4 05
135
6 75
8 10
8 8o
6 75
20 00
8 10
13
16
20 OC
5 40
50
20
35
I 35
11
4 05
14 85
4 50
18 00
12 15
Io 8o
II 50
4 05
8 to
6 75
18 00
8 00
8 io
4 05
14 00
540
6 75
6 30
17 55
7 45
8 IO
6 75
14 85
8 io
to So
30 00
4 05
4 50
20 00
18 90
5 25
20 00
8 10
8 Io
16 20
12 15
I7 55
8 Io
5 40
6 75
22 50
3 50
6 15
2 70
8 8o
177
\V. \\'earnlouth, 3rd 20 00
George Zumhoff, 2nd 18 00
Adam Zingel, 3rd 8 to
TEAMS
Frank Burns. znd
J. Berwanger, 211(1
F. G. Becker. 1st
Josh Calvert. 1st
John Calvert, 1st
A. Conrad. znd
Ben Cain, I ct
J. Evans. 2nd
M. Hannan, annan, I st
J. TTaudcnschicld, 2nd
Peter 11 or••tl, 2114
J. 1-f uffnlire. 1st. $9.15; 2nd,
$18.30; 3rd, $9.15
John Lenihan, 1st
John Long. 21111
\V. Maher. 1st
Frank Mathis, 1st
Martin (\ Strclau, 2nd
John \Inlgrew, 3rd
J. J. NIcCollins, 1st,
$3.45; 3rd, $3.6o
C. \IcFlrat h. 2nd
I'alcy, 21111
George Revmdds,
2Iu1. $18.45; 301, $9.20 3(i 85
Ed. Seeley, 1st 4(' 80
Adam Stoltz, znd .39 60
Jerry Sullivan, 2nd. $14.25; 3rd.
Zogg, 2nd
$33.05 '7 30
41.40
Tames n, 3rd 13 (i0
\L
Labor on Sewers for the first half
of June• 1904: 2080
P. Casscrly, labor 20 R0
J. Corcoran, labor
T. Haggerty. foreman 25 00goJ. Jellison. labor .. 220 08o
Jos. Kiang. labor 20 Rn
P. Kenncally. labor20 80
C. Sullivan. labor 20 80
L. Zemanek, labor
C. H. Berg. Mayor, personal
damages in case of Lottie 5(5 65
Walker vs. City
Globe -Journal, official printing-
for
rinting I(>< 70
for April and May
Telegraph -Herald, official print-
ing for April 68
Towa Telephone Co., telephones
for various departments
Dubuque Water Works Trus-
tees. water for sprinkling pur-2000 00
poses
B. B. Richards. grading side-
walk on Bluff street abutting 5 50
his property
I hereby certify that the foregoing
is a true and correct list
of he month
war-
rantss issued by
of June, 1904. -C. F. Arendt,
City Recorder.
W. Sheridan, 1st
Aug. Soyke, 2nd
John Sloan, 2nd
C. Slloll, 2nd....
Frank Scherr, 2nd
John Schemmel, 2nd
Louis Smith, 3rd.........
Nick Sweeney, 1st
John Tashner, 3rd
W. Welsh, 1st.. • • • •
Clifford Wilbur, 2nd
W. D. Wilbur, 2nd
8 to
20 00
,. 4 05
...... 1 35
...... 17 55
2 70
...... 8 I0
9 90.
20 00
$43.05: 2nd,
1st,
$9.20;
72 So
20 70
39 zo
21 60
10 8o
45 ('o
40 40
43 zo
43 60
,34 20
32 40
36 (io
48 00
38 So
9 60
7 20
12 60
25 20
5o 10
32 40
10 So
33 05
178
Official Notices
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.
Notice is hereby given to • all concerned
that a special assessment will be levied
to pay for the construction of a 10 and 8 -
inch Tile Pipe Sanitary Sewer in Dodge
Street, from Bluff Street to Grandview
Avenue, Jas. Noonan, Contractor. Amount
of special ;iss,cenient, $3,2.19.10, against the
abutting property upon and along said
.sewer, as provided by law. at a session
of the City Council to be held August
415, 1904.
And that there is a plat and schedule
on tile in the office of the City Recorder
of said City of Dubuque. showing the
street, or :. p o•t thereof in which said
1, instructc•il. and the Sep.
t•t;.. I reels of ground and
s ,e'itied portV! -- thereof subject to as-
sn i t , improvement, the names
far as peach •able. and
s=essi' l against edea
Int or gn.und. which plat and
.sc1a :iit ;orbit; tt:siatetintt.
Am! ii .II ; rsn::s oltjcc•ling
to ...i ti ns. .--ii. nt itsaid pi.t:
must lilt his or theft oat, tri .n in writing
with t: 'tly Record,: - rid City of
l)nhuilot• un or before - ill - ssinn of the
city Council to he 11.1,1 .Ai;; 1st -tlh. 1901.
or to appear :it said s...ci-.;: of the Coun-
t it to show cause, if pity puu save. why
asses.,met;t should not 1).2 levied.
Itttta.i iluhti tie. Iowa, July 20th, 1904.
C. F. ARENDT,
City Recorder.
NoTIcE IDI' SI'I';CI.\t, ASSESSMENT.
Notre.' is h.•reby given to all concerned
th.tl :t s ..I assessment will be levied
to ,ray f v ih.e construction of an S -inch
Tile s !Hilary Sewer in White Street,
ft oat V ul.• I int Avenue to Sanford
Street. M. Contractor. Amount
of sty . i ,1 a.,s. scment, $700.16. against the
ahnl•ii.' property upon and along said
sewer. ,ts provided by law. at n session
of the City t'on:neil to be held August
4111• 1901.
And that utero is a plat and schedule
tile in the office of the City Recorder
of said City of Dubuque. showing the
street, or n part thereof in which said
:,ewer Itis Iron constructed. and the sep-
nate lots and parcels of ground and
spc eitie.l p .rtions thereof subject to as-
sesemeat of such improvement. the names
of the utvt:ers as far as praotirntde. and
the amount to be assessed against each
lot or parcel of ground. which plat and
schedule is subject to pultli:• inspection.
And that any and all persons objecting
to soil special assessment of said plat
mus: lit.• his or their ohjeetiot in writing
with the City Iien of -c of said City of
l uhugne un or hefor•' ',Oil session of the
city council to b.• held August 4th, 1904.
or to appear at Said s, scion of the Coun-
cil to show cause, if any you have. why
said assessment should not he levied.
I.iled Dubuque, Iowa, July 25th. 1904.
C'. F. ARENDT,
7-25-3t City Recorder.
NOTICE TO SEWER CONTRACTORS,
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the City Recorder until 7:30
o'clock p. m. Thursday, July 21st, 1904, for
the construction of an S -inch Tile Pipe
Sanitary Sewer in Grandview Avenue.
from manhole in Dodge Street to the
center of North Street, according to the
plans and specifications prepared by the
City Engineer and now on file in the of -
lice of the City Recorder.
it i.; estimated b ythe City Engineer
that it will require 810 lineal feet of 8 -Inch
Tile Pipe and 3 manholes.
The work to be paid for when said work
is completed and accepted by the City
Council. the sane to he completed on or
before the 1st day of September, 1901.
Bidder must state price per lineal foot
for Tile Pipe. and each manhole. :\:1
bids must be accompanied by a certified
check for $50.00 on some Duhu.lue Rack.
as a guarantee that a contract will be en-
tered into if awarded.
The city reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
idled at Dubuque, Jul, 1;'h. 1901.
7_1
;_2t City F,,cnt'cler.
NOT1C1?
1212 '1'111? t'i'll- COUNCIL'S IN'TEN'TION
1211 t't iNs'l'Rt'C'1' A FI )l'lt le(
t'KOlENT SIDEWALK ON LANt;-
\\'Iti:'filY AVENCE. FR(15i ROOI';1
S'TRt:E'l' TO 1111.1. STREET.
Tn All Whom it Slay Concern:
You and each of you :ire hetely not
fled
.tfled that it is the intention of the t't;y
Council of the City if Dubuque to con-
struct a folir. foot cement si lewallt ' r,
Langworthy Avenue. from Itt-co:h Street
to Hill Street.
That a plat and specification of said
proposed im tint• 'meat is now on file in
the office of the City Recorder.
It is estimnh.t by the City Engineer
that said improvement will rcgnire 10.206.1
square fe. t of eeMent walk, it an esti-
mated cost to the property holders of
$1.120.91.
Any pot: -on ;racing objections to the
construction of said cement sidewalk are
hereby notitted to appear in person he -
fore the City Council at its regular ses-
sion July 21st. 1904, or to filo in writing
with the City Recorder their objections
611 c,r ti'fore July 21st. 1904.
Dated at Dubuque. July 11th, 1901.
C. F. .\RENDT.
7-14-3t ('its Recorder.
LIST OF CITY WARANTS.
City Recorder's Office,
Dubuque, I t., July let, 1904.
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil of Dubuque:
Gentlemen:—The following is a com-
plete list of warrants issued by me on
various funds during the month of June.
1904:
Expense $2,907 30
Road—First District 2,564 37
Second District 4,2.'56; 27
Third District 1.175510
Fire 2,651 90
Police 2,390 30
Sewerage 402 40
Printing 259 85
Engineer 207 70
Street Lighting 2.045 77
Interest 446 65
Board of Health 463 00
Grading 61 20
Special Bonded Assessment 1,205 10
Repairing 57 45
Special Sewer Fund 84 05
Library 822 43
I hereby certify that the foregoing
is a correct list of all warrants issued
by me on various Funds during the
month of June, 1904.
C. F. ARENDT,
7 -26 -It City Recorder.
Official Notices.
179
nil f'iCIAL PUBLICATION.
:\N ORDINANCE.
AN ORi'IN.\NCE, FOR THE VACATION
OF CUt .\R STREET FROM EiGll'I'lI I
STREET 'I'O THE ALLEY BE'r\vEI•:N
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREET'S
IN THE CITY OF DUBUQUE.
Whereas, the Union Electric Company.
a corporation organized under the laws
of Iowa. has petitioned the City Council
of the City of Dubuque for the vacation
and annullment of Cedar Street from
Eighth Street to the alley between
Seventh and Eighth Streets in the City of
Dubuque, being the ground lying between
Lot 33, in Block 12. and Lot 1, in Block
14, of Dubuque Harbor Improvement Com-
pany's Addition to the City of Dubuque,
and
Whereas, the said Union Electric Com-
pany is the owner in fee simple of all the
real estate abutting said portion of said
Cedar Street and needs said portion of
said street hi connection with its said
abutting property for its proposed new
electric power station and plant required
by the increased demands of this city and
its residents, and
Whereas, by direction of the City Coun-
cil of the Cite of Dubuque the City En-
gineer has made a plat of and showing
said portion of said street proposed to be
vacated. and filed the same in his office
suhj,•et to public inspection, and clue no-
tice has heen given to all abutting prop-
erty owners and ten days' notice of said
proposed vacation has been published in
the official paper of the city, and the
proposed action has been submitted to
the City Council at two regular sessions,
and
Whereas, it appears that no valid ob-
jections have been made to the vaca-
tion of said portion of said street. ant
said above described portion of said street
is not required for street pUi't(5 •s:
Therefore, be it Ordained by the City
Council of the City of Duhn'toe:
Section 1. That Cedar Street, from
Eighth Street to the alley hr'twuen S 'v
enth and Eighth Streets in the City of
Dubuque. being the ground lying between
Lot 33, in Block 12. and Lot 1. in Block
14, of Dubuque harbor improvement Com-
pany's Addition to the City of Dubuque
be and the same is hereby vacated and
annulled tad the permanent use thereof
is hereby granted to the Union Electric
Company. and its successors and assigns
as a part of the ground to be 11 -cd and
occupied by its said electric works and
plant.
Sec. 2. This Ordinance shall be in force
and take effect from and after its pas•
sage and publication one time in the Du-
buque Globe -Journal, official paper of the
City of Dubuque.
Adopted June ;Gth, 11e4.
Approved June 21st, 19441.BERG.
Attest: C. F. ARENDT,
City Recorder.
Published Officially in the Dnbudu
Daily Globe -Journal June 30th. 1904.
C. F. AREND•i'.
6-30-ItCity Recorder.
_
NOTICE TO PRINTERS.
Sealed bids will be received at the
mayor's office, City Hall, up till 4
o'clock p. tn. Wednesday, July loth,
1904, for printing and binding 300
copies of the annual report of the
Mayor.
finance committee. Bidders will state
the price per page. further informa-
tion can be obtained from the com-
mittee clerk at the Mayor's ,,trice.
CO\I\IITTEEON FINANCE.
7-14-3t
LIST OF CITY \VAR.\NTS.
City Recorder's Office.
Dubuque, 1a.. June 1st. 1904.
To the Honrahle Mayor and City
Council of Dubuque:
Gentlemen: The following is a com-
plete list of all warrants issued on the
various funds by me during the month
of May. 1904:
Expense
Road -First District
Road -Second District
Road -Third District
Fire
Police
Sewerage
Printing .
Engineer
Street Lighting
interest
Board of Health
Bee Branch
\l hunt Carmel Ave. Grading. .
Sidewalk Repairing
Special Sewer Fund
Loan
Library
I hereby certify that the foregoing
is a contract list of all warrants issued
by me on various funds during the
month of May. 1904. F. Arendt.
6 24 -It City Recorder.
$2,205.40
1,464.78
2,577.17
1,021.90
2,741.65
2,167.55
374.05
25.00
194.60
2,045.77
963.17
161.00
3.00
I.I0
101.45
852.40
250.00
706.35
OF1 1('I.\1. 1'1'lil 1C.\'I'IUN•
AN oRDINANcE.
AN O1tDIN.AN('1; Ult.ANt'IN(i To THE
MORRIS -.11 ii hNr(!N-I:It(t\\'N N1 EG. CO.,
IN('ORI'Olt.\'i't'.Ii. 'I'll l': RIM I'I' 'I'C
LAY AND (•,(NS'I'Itl('I' A SIDETRACK
ON. ()VER. AND .\I.oNO NINTll
STREET. F10(.\I 'flip: ('.. M. ,C ST. P.
RAIZ.\\'.\Y 'I'ltAcKS EASTERLY TO
'1'111: END Or SAID NINTH STREET.
Be It ((rdainu,l by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque:
Section 1. That permission Lo and is
heret,y granted to the Morris -Johnson -
Brown Mfg. Co.. i n'lct l ( t i l.r toted y m i
construct a
vg
Ninth Street, from the C.. M. & St. P.
'Railway tracks ea.stm rly to he e dusaid
Ninth Stru t. said work to he 1
the supervision of the Street Committee
and the City Engineer.
Section 2. That this Ordinance shall be
in force from and aft'•r its adoptionntlby
by
the City Council and one 1
ublthereof in the official newspapers of the
City of Dubuque.
Adopted June 2nd. 1904.
Approved June 8tCh.II9 i. Mayor.
Attest: C. F. AtCi REy N Dordcr.
Published Officially in the 30th, Dubuque
Daily Glol.e-Journal 4.
C. F eARENDT,
6-30-1t City Recorder
180
Official Notices
OFFICI:\I, I'I'Iti.It'A'I'ION.
AN ORDINANCE.
AN r)ItirINA NCP: GRA N'I'INI; CERTAIN
AliltI'I'IttNAL ItIt:ll'I'r TO THE
I'NItaN I;l,t: Tltlt' ((Cdl'ANY.
1:e It Undained by ta' City Council of
the city of Dubuque:
Section 1.
That in addition to the rights and privi-
leges now possessed by the Union Elec-
tric Co., for the use and operation of its
lines of street railway in the City of Du-
buque. tba•re is hereby granted a single
ra' k railway, commencing at the inter -
a ction of Twenty-fourth and Washington
Streets in the City of Dubuque. and
tit ace running westerly along Twenty-
fourth Street to the intersection of said
street with Couler Avenue in said City,
said line to be so constructed as to be
connected with the tracks of said railway
company on Jackson Street and Couler
Avenue, ;and as nearly in the center of
Twenty-fourth Street as practicable.
Section I1.
Said truck on 'Twenty-fourth Street shall
he used and operated by said Union Elec-
tric Company 1n Connection with their
other lines, only for the purpose of trans-
porting people to and from the base ball
park on 'Twenty-fourth and Washington
Streets, dining the base ball seasons.
Whenever said Base ball park shall be
discontinued to be used for a base ball
par k. I be track, allowed to be construct-
ed be this Ordinance, shall be taken on
by tb • Mecca Railway Company and the
SIU. et put in g,eid condition for travel.
at its expense. No cars shall be allowed
to .stand b 't W(.011 Jackson Street and
Couler Avenue to wait for passengers.
Section III.
This Ordinance shall be in force and
take effect from and after its publication
in the Dubuque Daily Globe -Journal.
Adopted June 16th, 1904.
Approved June 21st, 1904.
C. H. BERG, Mayor.
Attest: C. F. ARENDT,
' City Recorder.
Published Officially in the Dubuque
Daily Globe -Journal June 30th, 1904,
C. F. ARENDT,
6 -30 -It City Recorder.
trI1ICl:\1. PUBLICATION.
AN ORDINANCE.
AN iitl'INANCE REPEALING SEC-
TIHN s tel CHAPTER XXVII. OF THE
t:t:VISI•:!) ORDINANCES OF 1901 OF
'I'llE LI'I'Y OF DUBUQUE, AND FIX-
ING '1'111: COMPENSATION OF THE
.\Il:Ml:Elts OF THE FIRE DEPART -
\I ENT.
II.• It Enacted by the City Council of the
Cite of Dubuque:
... lion 1. That Section 8 of Chapter
XXVII. of the Revised Ordinances of 1901
of hi City of Dubuque be and the same
le n'.y repealed.
Section 2. That from and after March
1. 1!K5, the compensation of the members
of the Fire Department shall be as fol-
lows: Chief. $100; Assistant Chief, $70;
Engineers, $75; Captains and Drivers of
three -horse hitch, $65; Stokers and Driv-
ers of two -horse hitch, $60 per month.
Pipemen and truckmen during the first
year's service shall be paid at the rate
of $50 per month; during the second year
of continuous service, at the rate of $55
per month; during the third year of con-
tinuous service, and thereafter at the rate
of $60 per month.
Section 3. This Ordinance to take effect
and be in force from and after March 1,
1905. after its passage and publication one
time in the Dubuque Daily Globe -Journal
Newspaper.
Adopted July 7th, 1904.
Approved July 12th, 1904.
C. H. BERG, Mayor.
Attest: C. F. ARENDT,
City Recorder.
Published officially in the Evening
Globe -Journal July 19th, 19 04.
C. FARENDT,
7-19-1t City Recorder.
NOTICE
OF THE CITY COUNCIL'S INTENTION
TO CONSTRUCT A SANITARY SE\\'ER
IN GRANDVIE\V AVENUE. FROM
MANHOLE IN DODGE SREET TO
THE CENTER OF NORTH STREET.
To All Whom It May Concern:
You and each of you are berehy 'wa-
lled, that :t is the intention ,.f the City
Council of the City of Dubuque to Con-
struct an S -inch Tile Pipe Sanitary Sewer
in Grandview Avenue, from manhole in
Dodge Street to the center of North
Street.
That a plat and specifications of said
proposed Sewer is now on file in the office
of the City Recorder.
It is estimated by the City Engineer
that said Sewer will he S10 lineal feet in
length. including 3 Manholes, and will
cost the abutting property owners $625.00
in total.
Any person having objections to the
construction of said Sanitary Sewer are
hereby notit'ed to appear bef,,re the City
Council at its regular session July 7th,
1904, or to Tile in writing with the City
Recorder their objections on or before
July 7th, 1904.
Dated at Dubuque. June 30th.
C. F. ARENDT,
6-30-3t City Recorder
LEGAL.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To All Who Are Named Below:
You are hereby notified that in accord-
ance with an ordinance of the City of
Dubuque for repairing sidewalks in the
month of June, 1904, that a special as-
sessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the regular meeting of the
City Council upon all lots and parcels
of land on said improvement, owned by
you being subject to such special assess-
ment. And you are notified to appear at
said meeting of the council to be held
on the 4th day of August, A. D., 1904,
and show cause, if any you have, why
said assessment should not be levied.
Marg. Linehan, Sub. 24, Deming &
Horr's Sub., lots 1 and 17 $ 75
J. D. Rhomberg and G. S. Kringle,
Rose Hill Add., lots 2-3 55
T. Kavanaugh Est., Sub. Min. Lot
22, lot 4 25
Kate Guderian, Cook's Add., N 1/2
lot 35 1 35
Herbert Lundbeck, Cox's Add., lot 30. 65
P. H. Murray, St. Raphael's Add,
lot 2 ۥ
E. M. Kringle, Sub. 7, Min. Lot 79,
lot 6 40
A. E. Girard, Hodge's Sub., lots 3-455
R. and Edw. Langworthy Est., Glen-
dale Add., lot 271 40
F. A. Nesler, Sanford Sub., lot 20
Mrs. J. P. Buehler, Sub. 1, Min. Lot
45
Official Notices.
181
314. lot 3 65
E. G. Winner, Guernsey & Lang -
worthy's Sub., lot 6 35
Jno. Buettell Est., Nairn's Add,
lot 1
Frank Lanser, Reeder Langworthy's
Add., lot 12
Jno. F. Brede, Julia Langworthy's
Add., lot 49
J. J. Dunn, City N 2-5 lot 431
W. H. Meuser, Glendale Add., lot 139.
John Pier. Sub. City 579. lots 3-4
Edw. Langworthy Est.. Pauline
Langworthy's Sub., lot 5 1 SO
Hattie E. Pelan, et al., Br:tdstreets'
Add., lot 7 40
Pat Hughes, Needham's Sub., lot 1.. 1 40
German Bark, Prospect Hill Add.,
lots 13-14 65
John J. Keane. City lot 713 85
J. A. Rhoniberg. 1-lam's Add.. lot 20845
Adam Mueller, Sub. 3 Gieei's Sub,
lot 10 50
David Lattner, Sub. 3-4, Stafford's
85
SO
30
35
85
95
35
Add., lot S
Pat F. Walsh. Porter's Add., S 30 ft
lot 12
Geo. Eich horn, East Dubuque Add,
lot 111
J. J. Na:_hc. City lot 427
Geo. Salol, M, t'ratley'S 1st Add,
lot 51
N . J. Legs. Cook's Add., lot 32 1 30
Chicago G. W. R'?. c'u., Right-of-
way Rhomberg 75
W . E. Seats. Prospect Bill .\dd, 40
lot 20
H. Wunderlich, Fortune's Sub., hit 15 30
Mrs. J. V. Bowers. Kiene & Block-
linger's Sub.. N 75 ft. lots 1-'41.... 2 50
J. J. Dunn. Kelly's Sub., S 1/2 lot 33.. 40
Mary and Ellen Ryan, Hedley's Sub,
65
lot 6
W. G. Cox. Cox's Add., lot .5 and 1
E 1,4 lot 6 75
Add
M. D. Goux, E. Langworthy's ,35
lot 51
Chicago G. W. Ry. Co., Sanford's 90
Sub., lot 60
Geo. Salot, McCraney'S 1st Add,
lot 51 65
F. D. and J. H. Stout, City lot 50950
Ruben Lewis. Sub. City 500, lot G 60
John Pier, City lot 578 35
Wm. Lawther and J. V. Rider, Bur-
den-Lawther Add.. lots 10 to 16. inc. 1 45
Kunnigunda Forest, City N. M. 1-5, 55
lot 498
F. W. Coates, Trustee, City W. MGO
1/4 lot 500
E. G. Redman, Kiene & Blocklinger's 1 80
Sub., lots 7-S
Theresa McDonald, Sub. 2 of 2 of 1, 40
Boxleiter'S Add.. lot 1
Aug. Kaiser, GlendaleeuAdd., of
540
D. C. Phillips,Cit55
663, lot 1
Frank A Scott, Finley's Add., S ?Z 40
lot 154
Ellen O'Halleron, Finley's Add., 5 1/2 45
lot 13 Sub. 1 of
Mt. St. Joseph's College,40
Min. Lots 186-187, lot 1
Louis Witter, Tivoli Add., S 1/z lot 1765
Wm. and F. A. Coates, City N 2-5,
85
lot 436
Henry Pfotzer Est., Sub. 42-43, Staf-
ford's Add., lot 1 35
Mt. St. Joseph's College, Sub. Min.
Lot 191, lit 1
90
Mary A. Flynn, Quigley's Sub. 710, 49
lot6 .................................... ,.,
Telgeraph-Herald, City \V. 94 ft. of
N 1/a lot 100 ...........................
30
65
15
,5
65
R'm. and F. A. Coates, City N 2-5
lot 436
J. E. Stempfer, Sub. 1, City 674, lot 1
G. M. Orvis, Finley Home Add, lot 11
C. H. Eighmey, Sub. 2 of 8 of Alin.
Lot 159, lot 2
Church (Summit
Home Add., lot 2
Frank Coates, S. M.
Add., lots 49-50-51
Mich. Halpin Est., City
20.5 ft., lot 576
Edw. Langworthy Est.. Pauline
Langworthy's Sub., lot 5
Mary and Henry Oser, L. 11. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 84
Minnie and M. A. Kemler, Sub. 4,
Ann O'Hare's Sub., lot 1
H. W. Brown. Reche's Sub., lot 17
Al. Matthews, City N , N 1-5, lot 451
F. W. and Frank Coates, S. M.
Langworthy's Add. 1, lot 42
A. A. Cooper, Sub. Out Lot 700, etc,
lots 2-3
Ann Collins, City lot 620
Jno. Marzan, E. Langworthy's
N 35 ft. lot 45
Cong.),
Finley
Langworthy's
575i and N
Add„
GS
30
65
45
45
1 15
4 15
50
55
40
(t5
50
75
40
1 00
55
Total $54 45
7-25-10t
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Regular Session August 4, 1904.
183
CITY COMM
Regular Session. August 4th, 1904.
(Official.)
Council met at 8:3o o'clock P. M.
Mayor Berg in the chair.
Present—Aids. Clancy. Corrance.
Frith, Jones. Lyons and Stumpf.
Absent—None.
Ald. Corarnce moved that the Coun-
cil Proceedings for the month of July
be approved as printed. Carried.
BILLS.
The following bills were ordered
paid:
L. Daily. cleaning around Mar-
ket Square $ 28 00
F. P. Hayes. hoard of prisoners
for July 9 20
T. E. Frith. removing garbage
and dead animals for July389 48
W. Foster. inspector on San-
ford Street sewer 6 15
P. J. Schuler. inspector on Bee
Branch sewer 19 20
P. Jacobs. rock for Rock Crush -
67 50
er
A. P. Abeln. abstract of pro-
posed canal. being part of
Cong. lot 8. Sec. 19. T. 89.
N. R. 3 E 50 00
Kelley's Book Store. stationery
and supplies for various offices 6 75
G. B. Grosvenor Co.. toilet pa- 6 75
per. City Hall
Jas. Levi & Co.. matting. Coun-
cil Chamber
J. Beach & Son. soap. City Hall 1 40
C. O. D. Laundry. towels and
racks. April. May. June and 16 00
July
S. I. Mould. photos of alley
crossing on Francis Street... 8 00
W. \V. Whelan. grinding lawn
mower. Washington Park....
A. Doerr. Sr.. hauling at Jack-
son Park
Pape & Jacquinot. plumbing at
Jackson Park
F. Burns. hauling tool boxes
for parks
McDonald & Morrison. supplies
for Jackson Park ............ .
Key City Gas Co.. gas for var-
ious departments
J. P. Buechele & Co.. taking
care of Town Clock..........
B. Lagen. carriages for City
Council. • • • • • ' ....Aid....
J. J. Murphy, draping
Mc-
Laughlin's desk • • • .
Midland Chemical Co., disinfec-
tine. City Hall ...............
West Disinfecting Co.. disinfec-
tine. City Hal&...Sons, new
G. \V. Healey
tools. Road Dept• • • •
F. Schloz & Son. repairsRoad
Dept........ .....
100
100
G. F. Kleih. new tools, Road
Dept
W. B. Baumgartner. new tools.
Road Dept
Smedley Steam Pump
pairs Road Dept
P. J. Seippel. lumber.
Dept
Morrison -Johnson -Brown
wood. Road Dept
C. Matz. repairs for Road and
Fire Depts 30 75
T. J. itlulgrew. cement. Road
Dept 5 50
P. Lang. new tools. Road Dept 1 75
C. Giese. filing saws. Road Dept So
J. Duggan. repairs. Road Dept 16 40
F. \l Jaeger & Co.. dynamite
and fuse. Road Dept 23 45
Linehan & Molo, cement. Road
Dept 5 25
Pitts -Thompson Foundry Co
manhole covers and rings.
Road Dept. 12 50
Dubuque Turbine and Roller
Mill Co.. asphalt varnish
Road Dept 50
G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for
Steam Roller and Rock t1 90
Crusher
Standard Oil Co.. oil for Steam
Roller and Rock Crusher.... 19 10
Dubuque Rubber and Belting
Co.. difference in hose re-
placed for Rock Crusher 6 00
P. Pier. coal for Rock Crusher 52 05
Wunderlich & Wiederholt. horse 65
shoeing for Fire Dept 7
Collings & Pfiffner. horse shoe-
ing for Fire and Police Depts 28 75
G. Lear. horse shoeing for Fire 4 25
and Road Depts
P. Heller. horse shoeing for
Fire and Road Dept 9 50
Ott. Meuser & Co.. shavings for 6 00
Fire Dept
T. F. Kane. hay and oats for 363 30
Fire Dept
F_llwanger Bros., repairing har-
ness for Fire and Road Depts 10 55
F. 7_ehetner, repairs for Fire 2
Dept 20
Dubuque Oil Tank Line. oil for
Fire and Rock Crusher Depts 9 40
W. H. Torbert. drugs and sup- 2 25
plies for Fire Dept
P. Lang. hardware for Fire
Dept ...... ......... .
J. Newman. repairs for Fire 7
Dept qo
Key City Gas Co.. coke and gas 29 50
arcs for Fire Dept
Grigg. Cain & Co.. carpenter
repairs for Fire Dept 7 50
Ellwanger Bros., repairing har-
ness for Patrol Team
G. F. Kleih. hardware for Pa-
trol House
T. F. Kane. hay and oats for 27 90
Patrol House
Pape & Jacquinot. plumbing for Ito
Patrol House
J. Huffmeier, hauling at Patrol 1 So
House ..............
2 55
50
Co.. re -
2 90
Road
61 20
Co.,
5 90
5 55
2 50
•
20 75
5 00
96 75
16 00
5 50
12 50
26 25
9 25
9 05
145
184
Regular Session August 4, 1904.
Dubuque Woodenware & Lum-
ber Co., shingles at Patrol
House
T. F. Fay. painting and extra Io8 50
work at Patrol House
Eichhorn & Bechtel. groceries
and supplies for Matron Dept
Saunders Meat Co.. meat for
Matron Dept
A. Flnetsch, milk and eggs for
Matron Dept
F. M. Jaeger & Co.. hardware
for Sewer Dept
Union Electric Co.. arc lights
for July
Globe -Journal, official printing
for July 56 40
National Demokrat. official
printing for July 25 00
Linehan & Molo, sewer pipe
and cement, Bee Branch 44 95
Tihey Bros., estimate on Bee
Branch sewer 2554
Ott, Meuser & Co.. lumber for
Special Sidewalk Dept 27 85
Brown & Brown. estimate on
Sanford Street Storm Water
Sewer 33o 00
Purington Paving Brick Co
paving brick for Road Dept202 70
7 50
7 85
5 25
3 65
I 00
2059
52
05
J. Newman & Son, repairs for
Sprinkling Dept.....
G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for
Sprinkling Dept.... 2 35
On motion both bills were referred
to committee on Sprinkling.
75
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICA-
TIONS.
Petition of Rich. 0. Chaney in rela-
tion to the City of Dubuque forfeiting
its rights in the property known as the
Water Level, was referred to the Fin-
ance committee and City Attorney.
Petition of P. F. Ryder et al., asking
that Pierce street be put in a passable
condition, was referred to Street com-
mittee and 'City Engineer.
Petition of Chas. Falkenhainer, ask-
ing permission to lay a 4 -foot sidewalk
abutting his property on Booth street.
Also pettiion of John Pier, asking
that the special assessment as levied
against City Lot 578 for cleaning snow
and ice from sidewalk, be ordered can-
celled.
On motion both petitions were re-
ferred to the committee on Streets and
Sidewalk Inspector.
Petition of Fire Chief Reinfried, no-
tifying the Council to put two (2) Fire
Escapes on the City Hall, referred to
committee on Public Grounds and
Buildings.
Pettiion of Mrs. V. Klein, asking
for the cancellation of her taxes for the
year 1903 on lot 143, East Dubuque
Add.
Also petition of Mrs. Sophia Demp-
sey, asking that her taxes be canceled
on lot 2. Sub 34 and 35. Levens' Add.,
for the year 1903.
On motion both petitions were re-
ferred to the Delinquent Tax commit-
tee.
Petition of the Iroquois Pearl But-
ton Co.. asking that their personal
taxes be ordered canceled for the year
1903.
Also petition of Mrs. Eva Meyer,
asking that the taxes be reduced on
her homestead, corner of Seventeenth
and Jackson streets.
Both petitions referred to Board of
Equalization and City Assessor.
Petition of Mrs. Mary Faust. ask-
ing that she be exempt of her home-
stead from taxation to the amount of
$800.00, she being the widow of an
honorably discharged Union soldier.
On motion was granted.
Petition and claim of Helmuth Butt,
claiming the sum of $to.00 on account
of having his mustard and millet de-
stroyed by a city employee, which was
sowed on lot, corner Tenth and Bluff
streets.
Also claim of Rudolph Bernhard,
claiming the sum of $to.000.00 as per-
sonal damages sustained by falling on
sidewalk on' Kleine street.
On motion both petitions and claims
were referred to committee on Claims
and City Attorney.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
City Treasurer Brinkman reported as
follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: Below you will find
statement of amounts advanced by me
during the past month, for which
please order warrants drawn in my
favor:
Excavation Permits redeemed..$ 45 00
Interest paid on warrants out-
standing ... 847 00
Freight Charges—Expense 70
New York Exchange expense3 10
Postage Stamps expense Io 00
Freight Charges Road 63 28
08
Library Orders paid $425 8o
I also received $16,350 money bor-
rowed from different parties. Please
order Loan Warrants drawn in their
favor.
Respectfully,
—H. Brinkman, Treasurer.
On motion the report was received
and warrants ordered drawn to pay
the various amounts, and the report
referred back to the committee on
Finance.
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City Auditor Hoffman reported as
follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: Herewith find my re-
port for the month of July, 1904, show-
ing the receipts and disbursements for
the month:
Cash on hand July lst. 1904..$13,847.25
RECEIPTS.
Receipts from all sources....$22.897.33
$36.744.58
DISBURSEMENTS.
$24.372.67
4,469.74
Warrants redeemed
Coupons redeemed
Water Works Coupons re-
deemed
45.00
$28,887.}1
Cash on hand Aug. 1st. 1904..$ 7,857.17
The above cash balance includes Im-
provement Bond Fund, Improvement
Bond Interest Fund. orinkling and
Library Fund balances.
Also report that there is due the
City Officers for the month of July.
1904, $2,683.20.
Also the following is a record of all
Interest Coupons and Bonds redeemed
by the City Treasurer during the past
month and credited to him.
Regular Bond Coupons $3.330.00
Improvement Bond Coupons.. 1.139.74
\Vater Works Bond Coupons. 45.00
$4.514.74
The following list shows the Appro-
priations and the amount of Warrants
drawn on each fund since the begin-
ning of the fiscal year, beginning
March 1st, 1904, to August 1st, 1904:
Appropriation. Expended.
Expense ,, $40,000 $13,536.98
Road—First District 16,000 9,729.29
Second District 20,000 13.391.08
Third District 9,000 5,088.64
Fire 38.000 10,795.65
Police 28,000 5,989.66
Sewerage 5,000 1,585.10
Printing 2,500 714.20
Engineer 2,500 834.64
Street Lighting 25.000 5,183.05
Interest 42,E
Board of Health 4,500 1,231.90
Grading .... 4,000 61.20
Bee Branch 8,500 4,842.10
Special Bonded Paving • • 2.000 0
613.50
Judgment 1,898.95
Special Bonded Debt Int.. 4,00030.10
Mt. Carmel Ave. Grading 1,000
Sidewalk Repairing .... 1,000 361.60
Special Sewer Fund 8,000 1,936.60
Grading Bluff Street Ex-
tension and Villa Street 1,000
Fifth Ward Engine House 4,000
Total Appropriation $268,000
Respectfully,
—F. B. Hoffman, Auditor.
Fire Chief Rejoined reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: The following is the pay
roll of the Fire Department for the
month of July. 1904:
Amount (Inc Firemen `25o
—J. R. Reinfried, Chief.`
On motion the report was received
and warrants ordered drawn to pay the
Firemen and the report referred back
to the committee on Fire.
Chief of Police Reilly reported as •
follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: I herewith submit the
Police Report for the month of July.
tgo4:
Total arrests for the month 89
Residents arrested for the month22
Detective Lights i
Lndcrs Harbored 10
\ical,i Furnished
Cost f Food $9.20
Sheriff dieting Prisoners $i;,.o5
Patrol runs 1786
Miles traveled
Also the pay roll for the Policemen
for the month of July. 1904:
Amount due Policemen $2,072.55
Respectfully submitted,
—Thos. Reilly, Chief of Police.
On motion the report and pay roll
were received and warrants ordered
drawn to pay the Policemen and the
report referred back to the committee
on Police.
On motion the report was received
and warrants ordered drawn to pay the
City Officers and the report referred
back to the committee on Finance.
46
City Engineer Boyce reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: I herewith submit my
pay roll for labor on streets in the dif-
ferent districts during the last half of
July, 1904:
Amount due
Streets
Laborers on
$2,105.15
Respectfully submitted,
—James H. Boyce,
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
Also submit my pay roll for labor on
Sewers during the last half of July,
1904:
Amount
Sewers
due Laborers on
$188.20
Respectfully submitted,
—James H. Boyce,
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Sewers.
Also submit my pay roll for labor
grading Mount Carmel Avenue during
the last half of July, 1904: t 20
Amount dRue espe Laborers fully submitted,
—James H. Boyce,
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
2
186 Regular Session August 4, 1904.
Also submit my pay roll for labor
on Special Sewers during the last half
of July. 1904:
Amount due Laborers $109.85
Respectfully submitted,
--James H. Boyce,
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
On motion the pay rolls for Streets.
Sewers and Mt. Carmel Avenue were
received and warrants ordered drawn
to pay the various amounts. and the
pay rolls referred back to the proper
committees.
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City Electrician Hipman reported as
follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: I herewith submit my
report of Defective I Lights
from the
he
month of July. 1904.
reports of the Police Department that
the total hours that 12 Lamps failed
to burn would equal V, Lamp for one
month, or $2.70.
On motion the report was received
and the City Auditor instructed to de-
duct from the Union Electric Co.'s
bill for the month of July the sum of
$2.70.
The following \Veighmasters' and
Woodmcasurcrs' receipts were referred
to the committee on Markets:
Frani: P. Hayes. City Hall re-
ceipts $15.60
F. Faherty. First Ward Scale re-
ceipts 3.88
Louise Pitschner. \Vest Dubuque
Scale receipts 1.53
R. Hay. Eighth Street Scale re-
ceipts I.3o
H. Haubner, Couler Ave. Scale
receipts 2.51
C. W. Katz. Woodmeasurers' re-
ceipts
.95
City Engineer Boyce reported as fol-
lows:
Herewith attached please find profile
showing the proposed change of grade
of Fifth street from west line of Alley
between Main and Iowa streets. to the
east curb of Main street.
On motion of Ald. Frith the profile
was referred to the City Attorney. to
draw up a proper waiver to be signed
by the property owners.
The City Engineer also reported as
follows:
Herewith attached please find state-
ment of amount of macadam measured,
the owners of same, and the amount
due.
Total amount due $9.40
On notion the report was received
and warrants ordered drawn to pay the
various amounts.
City Recorder Arendt presented and
read the printed notice certified to by
the publisher of the Council's intention
to levy a special assessment for repair-
ing Sidewalks • during the month of
June. 1904.
No remonstrance being filed, the
Mayor asked if anyone present had any
objection to said assessment. No ob-
jection being stated. the notice on mo-
tion was received and filed.
Whereupon Ald. Frith offered the
following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for Re-
pairing Sidewalks during month of
Jule, 1904. in front of and adjoining
the sante. a Special Tax be and is here-
by levied on the several Lots, and
Parts of Lots and Parcels of Real Es-
tate hereinafter named. situate and
owned. and for the several amounts
set opposite each Lot or Parcel of
Real Estate. as follows:
Special Assessment submitted and
passed Aug. 4th, 3904.
Marg. Linehan. Sub. 11. Deming &
Bonn's Sub.. lots 1 and 17 $
J. D. Hhnmherg and H. 5. Kringle,
Rose 31111 Add.. lots 2-3
T. I'1avanaugh Est.. Sub. Min. Lot
22, lot 4
Bate Huder:an, Conk's Add.. N 1/2
lot 35
Herbert Lundleck. Cox's Add.. lot 30
P. 1-l. Murray, St. Raphael's Add
lot 2
E. M. Kringle, Sub. 7. Min. Lot 79,
lot 6
A. E. Gir•urd, I -lodge's Sub.. lots 3-4
R. and Edw. Langworthy Est.. (Hen -
dale Add., lot 271
F. A. Nester. Sanford Sub., int 20
Mrs. J. P. Buehler. Sub. 1, Min. Lot
314, lot 3
E. G. Winner, Guernsey & Lang -
worthy's Sub., lot 6
Jno. Buettell Est.. Nairn's Add
lot 1
Frank Lanser. Reeder Langworthy's
Add.. lot 12
Jno. F. Brede. Julia Langworthy's
Add.. lot 49
J. J. Dunn. City N ' lot 431
W. H. Meuser, Glendale Add., lot 139.
John Pier. Sub. City 579. lots 3-4
Edw. Langworthy Est.. Pauline
Langworthy's Sub.. lot 5
Hattie E. l elan, et al., Bradstreets'
Add.. lot 7
Pat Hughes. Needham's Sub.. lot 1
German Tank. Prospect Hill Add..
lots 13-14
John J. Keane. City lot 73''
J. A. Rhomberg. Ham's Add.. lot 208
Adam Mueller, Sub. 3 Gieger's Sub,
lot 10
David Lattner, Sub. 3-4, Stafford's
Add., lot 8
Pat F. Walsh. Porter's Add., 5 30 ft
lot 12
Geo. Eichhorn, East Dubuque Add,
lot 64
J. J. Nagle, City lot 427
Geo. Salot, McCraney's 1st Add,
lot 51
N. J. Loes, Cook's Add., lot 32
Chicago G. W. R'y. Co., Right-of-
way Rhomberg Ave
W. E. Sears. Prospect Hill Add,
lot 20
H. Wunderlich, Fortune's Sub., lot 15
75
55
43
1 35
65
65
40
r5
40
45
65
35
80
30
35
85
95
35
1 80
40
1 40
85
85
45
50
85
65
35
75
65
1 30
75
40
30
Regular Session August 4, 1904. 1-+;"
Mrs. J. V. Iowers. 1;1.1e & Elock- City Recorder Arendt also presented
linger's Sub.. N ft, lots 1-2-22 H) • and read the printed notice certified to
J. J. Dunn. Kelly's 5I1L..s lot 010 by the Publisher. of tin Council's in -
Mary and Ellen Ryan. I ledley's Soh
tention to levy a special :-sessnlent for
lot 6 56,
the construction of an 8-inell Tile Pipe
75 Sanitary Sewer in White Street from
E 1/2 lot 6
M. D. Goux. E. Lngworthy's Adds, Eagle Point Avenue to Sanbird Street.
lot 51 35 No remonstrance being tiled. the
CliDago w. RN.. co.. S „ifords
Mayor asked if anyone present had any
Sub.. lot 60 90 ohiection 0, said special assessinvnt.
Geo. Mecrann. 1st Add, No objection being stated the notice.
lot 71 65 on motion. was received and filed.
F. 1).a
and J. Id. Stout. City lot 50950
Ruben Lewis Soh. Cite 500, lot 6 60
John Pier. City lot :tt, 25
AVm. Lawther Orli J. V. Eider. Bur-
den_Lawther Add.. lots lo i IS. inc. 1 45
Kunnigunda For,st. City N. M. 1-5
lot 498 55
F. W. Coates. Trustee. City \\', 39
14 lot 505 60
E. G. Redman, Kiene & I:loci:Mutt IS
Sub.. lots 7-0 1 00
Theres Alel eialtl. Sub. 2 of 2 ,/ 1,
Entileiter's Adds. lot 1
.Aug. Kaiser. I Ilentittle Add., lot 540
D. C. Phillips, Suh, 2 of 1 of City
652. lot 1 55
Frank A Scott. Finley's Add., 5 1,5
Int 151 40
Ellen DHalleron. Finley's Add.. S 1/2
lot 12 47
Alt. St. Joseph's College, Sub. I of
Min. Lots 106-10. lot 1 40
Louis Water, Tivoli S 1,. lot 17. 65
Wry. and F. A. Coates. City N 2-5
85
lot 436
Henry Pfotzer Est.. Sub. 42-42. Staf-
ford's Add., lot 1
Mt. St. Joseph's College, Sub. Mtn
Lot 191, lot 1
Mary A. Flynn. Quigley's Sub. 710.
lot 6
Telgeraph-Hernhl. City W. 91 ft. of
N lot 100 30
Wrn. and F. A. Coates, City N 2-5
55
lot 436
J. E. Stampfer, Sub. 1, City 674, lot 130
G. M. Orvis, Finley Home Add, lot 13 65
C. H. Eighmey, Sub. 2 of S of Min.
45
Lot 1139, lot '
Church (Summit Cong.), Finley-
45
Home Add., lot '
Frank Coates. S. AL Langworthy's
Add., lots 49-50-51 1 15
Mich. Halpin Est., City 575a and N
5
20.5 ft., lot 576 15
Edw. Langworthy Est.. Pauline
70
'W. H. Cox. Cox's Ada., It 5 and
Langwitrthy's Sub., lot 5
Mary and Henry Oser, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot S4
Minnie and M. A. Kemler. Sub. 4,
Ann O'Hare's Sub., lot 1 40
H. W. Brown. Reche's Sub.. lot 1765
Al. Matthews, City N 1/2, N 1-5, lot 451 50
F. W'. and Frank Coates. S. M.
Langworthy's Add. 1, lot 42 75
A. A. Cooper. Sub. Out Lot iftf.i, etc,
lots 2-3 40
Ann Collins. City lot 620 1 00
Jno. Ma rzan, E. Langworthy's Add,
N 35 ft. lot 45 55
55
Total
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the reso
lution.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy. Corrance. Frith
Jones, Lyons and Stumpf.
Nays—None.
$5545
Whereupon Ald. Lyons offered the
following:
City of Dubuque: That to pay for
constructing an eight -inch Tile Pipe
Sanitary Sewer in \Vhite Street from
Eagle Point Avenue to Sanford Street.
by M. Tschirgi. Jr., contractor. in front
of and adjoining the same. a Special
Tax be and is hereby levied oil the sev-
eral Lots and Parts of Lots ;toil Par-
cels °f Real Estate hereinafter named,
situate and owned. and for the several
amounts set opposite each I.ot or Par-
cel of Real Estate. as follows:
Special A sessinent submitted and
passed :Aug. 4th. i1)04.
At. Steil --her Est.. L. II. Lang -
worthy's Add.. \V 110 ft. lot 34$ 20 14
Regina Saud. 1,. 11. 1.angworthy•s
Add.. E 50 ft. lot 21 7 14
Regina Sand. L. II. Langworthy's
Add.. E St t ft., 5 lot 32 3 77
SI. Seheideeker Est.. L. II. Lang -
worthy's Add.. 55' 110 ft., S ½ lot 22
551. Seheideeker Est.. L. II. lung-
witty's Add., N. W. :111500 ft.,
lot .r1 7 94
Ni' Lntz. L. II. Langworthy's
Add., N S 30580 ft. lot 33 5 364
F. J. Stoltz. L. II. Langworthy's
All.. N 2 ft. lot 32 SG
E. .1. Stoltz, L. II. Langworthy's
Add., S ½ lot :12 13 65
Louis Witter, L. H. Langworilly's
Add., N 1/2 lot 22 13 65
C. Ltjkas, L. H. Langworthy's
Add.. lot 31
E. Lemblie. L. H. Langworthy's
Add.. \\* ii lot 30 15 08
S. l.'nitl' I.. H. Langworthy's
Add.. 5 ½ lot 30
F. Woodriell Est., L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add.. lot 29 27 30
L. H. bang -
worthy's Add., lot 28
Peter Nicks. L. H. LangWorthY's
Add.. lot 27
Peter Nicks. I.. H. Langworilly's
Add., lot 26 27 30
Peter Nicks, L. H. Langworilly's
Add., S 1, lot 25 5 71
B. Flick, L. Langworthy's Ad
d,
NE lot 25 5 71
Nic Herman, L. H. Langworthy's
Add., 55' 1/2 lot 25 15 tIki
Martha Zinn., L. H. Langwortfiy's
Add., lot 24a 2'7 ?Al
'W . 0. Buesch, L. H. Langworthys
Add.. lot 23a 27 30
Anna M. Mayer, L. H. Langworthy's
Add., S E 1/2 lot 22a5 71
Minnie Schaefer, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., N E 1/2 lot ...... o
71
Minnie Schaefer, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., W 1/2 lot 22a ....... 15 AS
1.
It
27 311
11 42
F. Est_
27 30
27 34
18f+ Regular Session August 4, 1904.
Casmb r Fromm, lt. L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add.. \V , lot 21a 15
M. Frommel t, L. II. Langworthy's 11
Add., K 1 lot 21a
P. tinter, L. II. Langworthy's Add,
\\' 70 ft. lot 20a 13
Jos. I de I. L. II. La gw'ort hy's 13
Add.. I: 90 ft. lot 20a
F. I' Ininn, L. U. Langworthy's
Add.. S 2 ft. lot 21
F. 1 -,.-. Inuro, L. It, Langworthy's
Add., N 1/z lot "3 S
Aug. 1{wiser, L. It. Langworthy's
Add.. s t/i lot 5
11. C. I:twernschild, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add.. lot
Marg. 1 d eraser, L. H. Langworthy's
Add., N 1/2 lot 21
Sophia Knoernshcild. L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add.. S 1/2 lot 21
P. II. E. Sommerfield, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., N 1,2 lot 20
Chas. Ilollnagle, L. H. Lang-
worthys' Add., S 1/2 lot 20
Chas, Ilollnagle, L. H. Lang-
w•r.rthy's Add.. lot 19
Chas. Ilollnagle. L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., N 1/2 lot 18
Alois Frominelt. I.. [I. Langworthy's
Add., S 1L, lot 18
Alois I rommclt, L. H. Langworthy's
Add., N y, lot 16p
P. E. Spann Est., L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., N 1/2, S 3Gt lot 16p
John Spa hn, L. H. Langworthy's
Add., S !i,, S z/.t lot 16p
Peter Nicks. L. H. Langworthy's
Add.. Iot Un
Eliza Nicks Est., L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 121
H.Zernes k. . i.. H. Langworthy's
Add., N ! lot 10j
C. J. and J. A. Peryon, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., S 1/2 lot 10j
J. B. Meyer, L. H. Langworthy's
Add., N 1/2 lot Sh
John Stieber, L. H. Langworthy's
Add., S 1/2 lot Sh
Lena Smith, Sub. 1 of Of, L. H
Langworthy's Add., lot 1
Eliza Froehlich, Sub. 1 of 6f, L. H
Langworthy's Add., lot 2
Dorotha Klein, Sub. Of, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 2
Dorotha Klein, L. H. Langworthy's
Add:, lot 4d
Mathilda Specht, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 2b
S8
42
99
40
37
Of)
90
11 90
5 95
5 95
5 95
5 95
11 90
5 95
5 90
6 S2
10 23
1023
27 30
27 30
13 60
13 60
13 55
13 65
671
696
13 65
27 30
27 30
Total $700 16
Ald Lyons moved to adopt the reso-
lution.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Jones, Lyons and Stumpf.
Nays—None.
City Recorder Arendt also presented
and read the printed notice certified to
by the Publisher, of the Council's in-
tention to levy a special assessment for
the construction of an 8 -inch and to -
inch Tile Pipe. Sanitary Sewer in
Dodge Street from Bluff Street to
Grandview Avenue.
No remonstrance being filed, the
Mayor asked if anyone present had any
objection to said special assessment.
No objection being stated the notice,
on motion, was received and filed.
Whereupon Ald. Lyons offered the
following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for
constructing a to and 8 -inch Tile Pipe
Sanitary Sewer in Dodge Street from
Bluff Street to Grandview Avenue, by
James Noonan, contractor. in front of
and adjoining the same, a Special Tax
be and is hereby levied on the several
Lots, and Parts of Lots, and Parcels
of Real Estate hereinafter named, sit-
uate and owned, and for the several
amounts set opposite each Lot or Par-
cel of Real Estate, as follows:
Name. Description. Lot. Amount.
John Walsh Est.. Newman -Cooper
& Smyth's Sub., Iot 1 $ 11 07
Bridget Daley, Newman -Cooper &
Smyth's Sub., lot " 912
Frank Haynes. Newman -Cooper &
Smyth's Sub., lot 3 912
Margaret McNulty. Newman -Cooper
& Smyth's Sub., lot 1 9 12
Joseph Str coney, Newman -cooper
& Smyth's Sub., lot _ 912
Bridget MoCrn•miek, Newman -Coop-
er & Smyth's Sob.. lett 6 912
Terry O'Loughlin. Newman -Cooper
& Smyth's Sub., lot 7 9 12
M. Ahearn Est., Newman -Cooper &
Smyth's Sub.. lot S 912
M. Ahearn Est., Newman -Cooper &
Smyth's Sub., lot 9 912
John Burns. Newman -Cooper &
Smyth's Sub., lot 10 912
Thos. Rudd, Newman -Cooper &
Smyth's Sub., lot 11 912
Thos. Rudd, Newman -Cooper &
Smyth's Sub., E '1/2 lot 12 4 56
Cath. Wilson, Newman -Cooper &
Smyth's Sub., W 1/2 lot 1" 4 56
Cath. Wilson. Newman -Cooper &
Smyth's Sub., lot 13 912
Cath. Doyle, Newman -Cooper &
Smyth's Sub., lot 14 912
Nie Gasper, Sub. A, Cooper's Sub,
& f6 ft. lot 1 7 90
Wm. Ohnesorg, Sub. A, Cooper's
Sub., W 51,2 ft. lot 1 167
Wm. Ohnesorg, Sub. A, Cooper's
Sub., E 1/2 lot " 4 77
Frank McLaughlin, Sub. A, Cooper's
Sub., \\' 1/2 lct 2 4 77
Frank McLaughlin, Sub. A, Cooper's
Sub., lot 3 9 61
Joseph Straney, Cooper's Sub., N
E. 50x150 ft. B 15 73
James Straney, Cooper's Sub., N
W. 50x150 ft. B 15 78
P. Neary, Cooper's Sub. C 33 64
Mary M. Berg, Sub. N. 150 ft. lot D,
Cooper, Sub., lot 1 1192
Julius Goodhouse, Sub. 2, N 150 ft lot
D, Cooper's Sub., lot 1 11 92
Julius Goodhouse, Sub. 2, N 150 ft lot
D, Cooper's Sub., lot 2 1192
Fanny Hipman, Sub. City 730 and
lot 1, Union Add., lot 16 10 24
Fanny Hipman, Sub. City 730 and
lot 1, Union Add., E 30 ft. lot 14912
Thos. Rudd, Sub. City 730 and lot
1, Union Add., W. 3 ft lot 14 112
Thos. Rudd, Sub, City 730 and lot
1, Union Add., lot 13 10 24
Wm. Hipman, Sub. City 730 and lot
1, Union Add., lot 12 I0 24
Cath. McNulty, Sub. City 730 and
lot 1, Union Add., lot 11 10 34
Regular Session August 4, 1904. I +9
D. J. Sullivan, Sub. City 730 and lot
1, Union Add., lot 10
Jas. Martin, Sub. City 731 and lot 1,
Union Add., lot 9
\Vm. Coughlin, Sub. City 770 and lot
1, Union Add., lot s
Maria Delaney, Sul). City 730 and lot
1, Union Add., lot 7
Bridget Doherty, Sul). City 77e and
lot 1, Union Add., lot 6
F. McLaughlin. Sub. City 730 and
lot 1. Union Add., lot 5
F. McLaughlin. Sub. City 730 and
lot 1, Union Add., lot 4
Jas. Callaghan, Sub. City 730 and
lot 1, Inion Add., Int 3
Jas. Callaghan. Sub. City 7:10 and
lot 1, Union Add., lot
Jas. Callahan, Sub. 1 City 711 and lot
1, Union Add., lot 1 5 1
F. McLaughlin, Union Add.. lot 21S 24
F. McLaughlin, Inion Add., lot 3Is 21
F. McLaughlin, Union Add., E 1/2
lot 4 9 12
P. Em•ight, Union .\dd., \\' 12 lot 4912
F. E. Chevalier. Inion Add., lot 518 24
A. Met 10i: ness. Union Add., lot 618 24
P. Roddy Est., Union Add., lot 718 24
P. Roddy Est., Union Add., lot S3517
P. Roddy Ext., Union Add., lot 934 91
Ann McGuinness. Union Add., lot 12 IS 24
P. McCann, Union Add., lot 13. iS 24
P. McCann, Union Add., T: 10 ft. lot
14 12 16
B. McCoy Est., Inion Add.. AV 20 ft.
lot 14
R. Bonson Est., Unio>, Add.. lot 15
Ryder Bros. Sub. 14 and 15. Bush's
Sub., lot 5
A. C. Ripley, Sub. 14 and 15. Bush's
Sub., lot 4
J. F. Farley, Sub. 14 and 15, Bush's
Sub., lot 3
Jas. E. McClain, Sub. 14 and 15,
Bush's Sub., lot 2
Jas. E. McClain, Sub. 14 and 15.
Bush's Sub., lot 1
J. and E. Tibey, Sub. S, Min. lot ICI
lot 1
John Byrne, Sub. 5 Min. lot 63, lot 2.
\'m. McClain, Sub. 5, Min. lot 62,
lot 1
John Byrne, Sub. Min. lot 62, lot 4..
Thos. Byrne, Bonson & Stewart's
Sub., lot 19
Thos. Byrne, Bonson & Stewart's
Sub., lot 18
Thos. Byrne, Bonson & Stewart's
Sub., lot 17
Thos. Byrne, Eonson & Stewart's
Suh., lot 16
Thos. Byrne, Bonson & Stewart's
Sub., lot 15
Thos. Byrne, Bonson & Stewart's
Sub., lot 14
Thos. Byrne, Bonson & Stewart's
Sub., lot 13
Thos. Byrne, Bonson & Stewart's
Sub., lot 12
Julia D. Rhomberg, Sub. 1 and 2,
Min. lot 63 and part of 149, lot 5
Julia D. Rhomberg, Sub. 1 and 2,
Min. lot 63 and part of 149, lot 3
Julia D. Rhomberg, Sub. 1 and 2,
Min. lot 63 and part of 149, lot 1....
Jas. E. McClain, Sub. Min. lot 149,
lot 8
Jas. E. McClain, Sub. Min. lot 149,
E 25 ft. lot 7
Cath. McClain, Sub. Min. lot 149,
W. 75 ft. lot 7
Cath. McClain, Sub. Min. lot 149,
10 34
10 34
10 64
10 6.1
10 64
14 62
4 99
5 11
4 39
6 09
27 50
15 20
15 20
0 37
9 99
1S •12
52 59
12 77
1S 85
27 21
15 20
15 20
15 20
15 20
1520
15 20
1520
13 76
24 02
22 80
30 40
30 44)
7 60
22 80
16 !A lot 6 7 60
J. Steadman, Sub. Alin. lot 119, \\'
lot 6 __ SO
Jos. 1•:. McClain. Sub., 2 of 5 or Min.
lot 149, C. :51 ft. lot 1 7 lig
J. \leMullen Est., Sub. 5 of Alin.
lot 149, lot 1 7 60
Ellen Bet•nsden, Sub. 2 of 5 of Alin.
lot 149, N. 19x100 ft. lot 1 I:. 12
John Lowrey. Sub. Alin. lot 149, N
150 fl. lot 4 ^0.tu
1\'n:. Ballard Est.. Sub. Min. lot 149.
lot 3 30 46
D. W. Cleveland, Sub. Min, lot 119.
lot 2 30 .l)
\V'm. McDermott. Sub. Alin. lot 119,
lot 1
Ann Clancy, Sut. City :des. lot
Ann t'l:uney, Sub. City r. , I.,t
John n•Ilet, Sat City 59•. I,t Ii
Nie Stcceuey, Sul. city 59s.
Anna. Sulliv,nt. Stilt. City 59., lot s.. 10 49
AIcc;n•rnn, Sub. city 1;91,
ft. Int 1 S 21
John Linehan. Sul). City 694, W. 27
ft. lot :1 7 110
Jno. .1. Kean,•, e1 al, Sub. City Ii91,
lot 1 15 20
Jno. J. Keane, et al. City lot 69774 63
Jno. J. Keane. et ;tl, City lot 72674 65
St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital, Sub,
City 731, lot 1 74 63
St. Joseph's Mercy Ilospiial, Sub.
Min. lot 66, lot 2 "26 ra
\I'•Clain Bros.. Sub. 1, Alin. lot 97,
lot 1 325 S0•
Jno. J. Keane, et al, Sub. city 725,
lot 1
Jas. Corcoran, Sub. 1, Min. lot 67,
lot 2
Matt Spiehno n, Sub. Min, lot 67,
:11 01
7 60
7 60
7 60
i tit)
lot
Chas. F. Stevenson, A\'ooten's Sub,
lot 16
Chas. I. Stevenson, \\'ooten's Sub,
lot 17
Jas. and Ell, n \Ion'Iain, \\'ooten's
Sub., lot is
Jas. and Ellet McClain, Woolen's
Sub., hot 19
Mary A\nll, Sub. 1 and 2 of Min. lot
tit nil Sub, part Min. lot 119, lot
ia. and Sub. Min, lot 6S, lot 2
Chas. Anderson, Reeder Lang -
worthy's Sub., lot 1
las. McClain, Reeder Langworthy's
Sub., lot 2
Andrew Nelson, Reeder Lang -
worthy's Sub., lot 3
Andrew Nelson, Reeder Lang -
worthy's Sub., lot 4
B. E. Galliart, Reeder Langworthy's
Sub., lot 5
Maggie Doty, Reeder Langworthy's
Sub., lot 6
Maggie Doty, Reeder Langwortby's
Sub., lot 9
Con Ryan. Jr., Reeder Lang -
worthy's Sub., lot 8
Con Ryan, Jr., Reeder Lang -
worthy's Sub., lot 7
John Murphy, Sub. Min. lot 158, E
% lot 1
F. N. Schroeder, Sub. Min. lot 158,
\V % lot 1
F. N. Schroeder, Sub. 2, Min. lot
158, lot 2
Mrs. B. Gluon, Sub. 2 Min. lot 158,
lot 1 McClain's
Wm. and F. A. Coates,
Sub., lot 15
Wm. and F. A. Coates, McClain's
59 93
15 20-
15
015 20
1129
15 20
1520
15 20
3627
30 86
15 63
15 63
17 33
13 68
1362
15 63
15 63
15 65
39 67
40 43
10 (Xi
30 90
1.100
1 ! n I Regular Session August 4, 1904.
1,i; ! I
Ali ('Lu„ L'(.,— McClain's Sub., lot 13
111,(•Inin 1 .-.. M I'laln's Sub., lot 12
Ail. \I •I:v. '. \I,•clain's Sub., lot 11
Ed. A1,Evo -. .\l,•P'l;pin's Sub., lot 10
A1,('lain A l bins Sub., lot 9
1.
v.'. I:ru.,, rt, Al ('lain's Sub
Iui .\
SIr('Inin 1b ps., Alp ('loin's Sub.. lots
I. 5, 6 and i
FS. .Al..CIain, Subs Alii. lot 150, lot 4.
John A1cEv y. Soli. Alin. lot 158, lots
1 in 5 108 64
J. 'I'. Hanco,k Est.. Sub. Miin. lot
158, lot 6 i1 44
John Phillips. Sub. Alin. lot 158. lot
8 158 00
20 00
20 0;;
20 06
20 00
20 00
20 00
2000
116 80
40 80
Total 81.249.10
Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the reso-
lution.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—.Aids. Clancy, Corrance. Frith.
Jones. Lyons and Stumpf.
Na\•s—None.
City Recorder Arendt also presented
and read the printed notice certified to
by the Publisher, of the Council's_in-
tention to construct an 8 -inch Tile Pipe
Sanitary Sewer in Booth Street. from
Dodge Street to \\'est Third Street.
thence in said West Third Street to
Nevada Street. thence in said Nevada
Street to the Alley first south of \Vest
Fifth Street.
No remonstrance being filed, the
Mayor asked if anyone present had any
objection to the constriction of said
Sewer. No objection being stated, the
i ntwe, on motion, was received and
filed.
Aid. Lyons unwed that the action of
the Council in regard to calling for
bids to construct the above named
Sewer be postponed until the next
meeting of the Council. Carried.
The Mayor reported that some time
ago a jury had been appointed by the
Council to asses damages, if any, to the
property owners abutting along the
change of grade on Bluff Street from
Eleventh to Fourteenth Street, the
jury assessed damages to the following
parties, for which no warrants were
ordered drawn:
Sarah Smith $ 5.00
J. Sutherland 5.00
J. and R. 'l'rudell 10.00
Emma Alden 25.00
Whereupon Ald. Corrance moved
that warrants be ordered drawn for
the several amounts and the awards
paid. Carried.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Aid. Frith. chairman of the commit-
tee on Streets, reported as follows:
Your committee on Streets, to whom
was referred the plans for the storm
water sewer in Walnut Street, from
West Eleventh Street to Julien Ave-
nue. would respectfully recommend that
said plans be approved and that the
City Engineer be instructed to prepare
specifications for said sewer and file
the same with the City Recorder who
will thereupon advertise for bids for
the construction of said sewer in ac-
cordance with said plans and specifica-
tions.
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the re-
port. Carried.
Ald. Tones. chairman of the Special
committee appointed to audit the quar-
terly report of the Water \\'orks Trus-
tees. reported as follows:
Your Special committee. to whom
was referred the statement of the
Water Works Trustees for the quarter
ending June 30th. 1904. would respect-
fully report that we have examined
said statement and find the same to
correspond with the vouchers on file
in the office of said Trustees. \\'e
would therefore recommend that said
statement be received and filed.
Ald. Jones moved to adopt the re-
port. Carried.
Ald. Jones of the committee of the
Whole reported as follows:
Your committee of the Whole would
respectfully recommend that L. H.
Langworthy he granted until next year
to lav the sidewalk on the north side
of Langworthy Avenue. provided that
during the present season he lay the
walk on the south side of said avenue
abutting his property between Hill
Street and the \vest line of Lot 53 in
Julia L. Langworthy's Addition.
Also. your committee of the Whole
would respectfully report that we have
examined the new Patrol Wagon built
by the Tont Connolly Estate, and
would recommend that the sante be ac-
cepted.
Also, your committee of the 'Whole.
to whom was referred the petition of
C. A. Voelker in relation to the special
assessment levied against Lots 252 and
263 in \Voodlawn Park for the im-
provement of Alta. Delaware and Du-
buque Avenues. would recommend that
the prayer of the petitioner be granted
and that the Treasurer be instructed
accordingly. Provided that the matter
be settled immediately.
Ald. Jones moved to adopt the above
reports of the committee of the Whole.
Carried.
Aid. Jones also reported as follows:
Your committee of the Whole, to
whom was referred the list of the sites
for the proposed Fifth Ward Engine
House, would respectfully report in fa-
vor of using Reed Avenue from Rhom-
berg Avenue to the alley first east
thereof for said site.
Ald. Frith moved to refer said report
hack to the committee of the Whole.
Carried.
Regular Session August 4, 1904.
191
Ald. Corrance moved that the City
Engineer be instructed to prepare a
plat showing the land to be deeded to
the City for the opening of Rosedale
Avenue in accordance with an agree-
ment heretofore entered into. and to
file said plat with the City Attorney.
who is hereby instructed upon receipt
of the same to prepare a deed of said
property. and present the same to the
City Council at its next session. Car-
ried.
AId. Frith moved that we now pro-
ceed to ballot for an Alderman to rep-
resent the Second Ward. Carried.
After six ballots were taken and there
being no choice, the matter on motion
wast postponed until the next meeting
of the Council.
RESOLUTIONS.
Ald. Corrance offered the following,
which was adopted:
Whereas. the contract heretofore en-
tered into by the City of Dubuque for
the construction of a Sanitary Sewer
as hereinafter described has been com-
pleted and the City Engineer has corn-
puted that the cost and expense of said
improvement amounts to $3.25o.oe.
therefore
Be It Resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque: That to pro-
vide for the cost of constructing a San-
itary. Sewer in Dodge Street from
South Bluff Street to the center of
Grandview Avenue. the Mayor is re-
quired to execute and deliver to the
City Recorder, to be by him registered
and countersigned, thirteen bonds of
the denomination of Two Hundred and
Fifty Dollars each. numbered from 253
to 265. both inclusive. dated September
5th. 1904. payable on or before seven
years after the date thereof and bear-
ing interest at the rate of five per cent.
per annum payable semi-annually.
Alderman Corrance also offered the
following. which was adopted:
Whereas the contract heretofore en-
tered into by the City of Dubuque for
the construction of a sanitary sewer
as hereinafter described has been com-
pleted and the City Engineer has corn
that the cost and exnense of
aid
improvement amounts to $750.
therefore.
Be it Resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque. That to pro-
vide for the cost of constructing a
sanitary sewer in South Alpine Street
from the center of Dodge Street to a
point about 125 feet south of Lang-
worthy Avenue. the Mayor is required
to execute and deliver to the City Re-
corder. to be by him registered and
countersigned. three bonds of the de-
nomination of Two Hundred and Fifty
Dollars each. numbered from 266 to
268, bothinclusive. dated
seven yet ars
th,1
1904. payable
Yable on or before
after the date thereof and bearing in-
terest at the rate of live per cent. per
annum, payable semi-annually.
Alderman Corrance also offered the
following which was adopted:
Whereas, the contract heretofore en-
tered into by the City of Dubuque for
the construction of a sanitary sewer
as hereinafter described has been com-
pleted and the City Engineer has com-
puted that the cost and expense of
said improvement amounts to $700.00;
therefore.
Be it Resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque, That to 'ro-
vide for the cost of constructing a
sanitary sewer in White Street, from
Eagle Point Avenue to Sanford Street.
the Mayor is required to execute and
deliver to the City Recorder, to be by
him registered and countersigned. two
bonds of the denomination of Three
Hundred and Fifty Dollars each, num-
bered 269 and 270, dated September
5th, 1904, payable on or before seven
years after the date thereof and bear-
ing interest at the rate of five per cent.
per annum payable semi-annually.
Alderman Corrance also offered the
following, which was adopted:
Whereas, the owners of all the
property abutting on Willow Street
from St. Ambrose Street to the alley
first east thereof have paid for the im-
provement of the street opposite their
property, thus making the issuance of
improvement bonds to obtain money
to pay the contractors unnecessary,
and, whereas, the books of the Auditor
and Treasurer are specially adapted to
the method of issuing bonds and pay-
ing the contractor out of the proceeds.
then redeeming the bonds with the
money paid into the treasury by the
abutters for this purpose; therefore,
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque, That in order to pre-
serve the established form and avoid
the opening of a new set of books.
and to keep the accounts so as to be
readily understood, the Mayor ano
Finance Committee are hereby in-
structed to cause to be issued the fol-
lowing improvement bond
"pro
forma:"
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
State °TheIowa.
City of DubDubuque.
Dubuque.
No. 252. $700.00.
IMPROVEMENT BOND.
The City of Dubuque. in the State
ofI for
ireceived. promises
to
to payay asherenafter stated tothc
bearer hereof, the sum of seven hun-
dred dollars. at the office of the City
Treasurer in the City of Dubuque.
Thpreserving isissued
form of tprohe cedue
rread-
opted in the case of all
im-
provements made by the ecityr in the
192 Regular Session August 4, 1904.
past twelve years, and in accordance
with the laws and ordinances bearing
upon that subject now in force. ft is
issued for the purpose of providing
for the co:t of a certain street im-
provement on Willow Street from St.
Ambrose Street to the alley first east
thereof, which cost is payable by the
abutting property benefited thereby
and is made by law a lien thereon.
In testimony whereof the City of
Dubuque by its Council, has caused
this bond to be signed by its Mayor
and countersigned by its City Re-
corder with the seal of the city affixed
this 17th clay of December, 1903.
Mayor of the City of Dubuque.
Countersigned:
(Seal) Cit Recorder.
Be it further resolved, That as soon
as the above bond is properly issued
in accordance with the above resolu-
tion, the City Treasurer shall redeem
said bond No. 252, of December 17th,
1903, with the money paid in by the
abutters on said Willow Street.
Ald. Corrance also offered the fol-
lowing. which was adopted:
Whereas, the owners of all the prop-
erty abutting on Ardmore Terrace
from West Eleventh Street to a point
about two hundred feet south thereof
have paid for the improvement of the
street opposite their property, thus
making the issuance of improvement
bonds to obtain money to pay the con-
tractors unnecessary. and whereas the
hooks of the Auditor and Treasurer
are specially adapted to the method of
issuing bonds and paying the contrac-
tor out of the proceeds, then redeem-
ing the bonds with the money paid into
the treasury by the abutters for this
purpose; therefore,
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque, that in order to pre-
serve the established form and avoid
the opening of a new set of books, and
to keep the accounts so as to be readily
understood, the Mayor and Finance
Committee are hereby instructed to
cause to be issued the following im-
provement bond "pro forma:"
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
State of Iowa. County of Dubuque.
The City of Dubuque.
No. 251. $700.00.
IMPROVEMENT BOND.
The City of Dubugtfe, in the State of
Iowa, for value received, promises to
pay as hereinafter stated to the bearer
hereof, the sum of seven hundred dol-
lars. at the office of the City Treasurer
in the City of Dubuque. This bond is
issued for the purpose of preserving
the form of procedure adopted in the
case of all other street improvements.
made by the city in the past twelve
years, and in accordance with the laws
and ordinances bearing upon that sub-
ject now in force. It is issued for the
purpose of providing for the cost of
a certain street improvement on Ard-
more Terrace from West Eleventh
Street to a point two hundred feet,
south thereof. which cast is payable
by the abutting property benefited
thereby and is made by law a lien on
said property.
In testimony whereof, the City of
Dubuque, by its Council. has caused
this bond to be signed by its Mayor
and countersigned by the City Recor-
der, with the seal of the city affixed
this 16th day of June, 1904.
Mayor of .the City of Dubuque.
Countersigned:
(Seal) City Recorder.
Be it further resolved that as soon
as the above bond is properly issued
in accordance with the above resolu-
tion, the City Treasurer shall redeem
said bond No. 251 of June 16th, 1904,
with the money paid in by the abutters
on said Ardmore Terrace.
Alderman Lyons offered the follow-
ing:
Be it Resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque, That it is
deemed necessary and advisable to
construct a sanitary sewer in Booth
Street from West Third Street to West
Fifth Street, and it is hereby proposed
to construct a sanitary sewer in said
Booth Street as follows, towit: an
eight -inch tile pipe sanitary sewer from
the center of \Vest Third Street to
the center of Booth Street, and to as-
sess the cost of constructing said
sewer against the abutting property
owners.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
.Tones, Lyons and Stumpf.
Nays—None.
Alderman Lyons also offered the
following:
Be it Resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque, That the City
Engineer be and he is hereby directed
to prepare a plat and specifications
for an eight -inch tile pipe sewer in.
Booth Street, from the center of West
Third Street to center of West Fifth
Street, showing the location and
general nature of said improvement,
the extent thereof, the size and kind
of material to be used, and to prepare
an estimate of the cost thereof and
the amount assessable upon each lot
or parcel of land adjacent to or abut-
ting thereon per front foot or square
foot in area, and to file such plat, spec-
ifications and estimate in the office of
the City Recorder.
That after such plat is so filed, the
City Recorder shall cause to be pub-
lished notice of the Council to make
such improvement, which notice
shall be published in three
consecutive issues of the official,
Regular Session August 4, 1904. 1913
newspaperof the City of Du-
buque, stating that such plat is on
file, and generally the location of the
sewer, its location, size and kinds of
material to be used, and the estimate
of its cost, and fixing the time before
which objections can be filed. which
time shall not be less than five days
after the last publication of said no-
tice, and after the completion of the
publication of such notice, he shall at
its next session, notify the Council
thereof in writing, with a printed copy
of such notice accompanying the
same.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Tones. Lyons and Stumpf.
Nays—None.
Ald. Clancy moved to adjourn until
August i8th, 1904. Carried.
—C. F. Arendt,
City Recorder.
Attest:
gr741-11-,--Recorcler
194
Regular Session August 18, 1904:
CITY COUNCIL.
Regular 11)11. August 18th. 1904.
(Official.)
Council met at 8:30 o'clock P. M.
Mayor Berg in the chair.
Present—Alds. Clancy. Corrance.
Frith. Jones. Lyons and Stumpf.
Absent—None.
PE'T'ITIONS AND COMMUNICA-
TIONS.
Petition of Chas. Falkenhainer et al..
asking for the improvement of Booth
Street from Julien Avenue to Nest
Fourteenth Street.
Also petition of Mrs. Christina Brede
asking that the special assessment for
cleaning alley in rear of 1064 and 1072
Clay Street be ordered cancele•1.
On motion both petitions were re-
ferred to the Street committee.
The following petitions were referred
to the Delinquent Tax committee:
Petition of Mrs. Cath. Loibl. asking
for the cancellation of her taxes on
lot 206, Ham's Add.
Also petition of Sara Ham, askin7
that the taxes as levied against lot 531.
Ham's Add., remain against said prop-
erty until such time as she was able to
pay the same.
The following petitions were referred
to the Board of Equalization:
Petition of the Iowa Home Insur-
ance Co.. asking that their taxes for
1903 be fixed at $25.000.
Also petition of Clara A. Manson.
asking that the assessment of the Man-
son Tea Co. be reduced to the valua-
tion of $600.00.
The following petitions were referred
to the committee of the Whole:
Petition of Hagge & Fox Mfg. Co.,
asking that the taxes against lots 134
and 135 Glandale Adel.. No. 2. including
inmprovements. Machinery and Mer-
chandise, be ordered cancelled for the
ye:nv,: 1(02 and 1903.
Also petition of Chris. A. Voelker.
asking Council to accept in cash one-
half of the special assessments as lev-
ied for the improvement of Auburn and
Delaware Avenues and Leibnitz
Street.
\lso petition of Eagle Point Boat
house. asking permission to operate a
Ferry between Eagle Point and King
hen's Park with the right to use the
foot of Lincoln and Rhomberg Ave-
nues for a period of ten (to) years.
Petition of W. B. Van Valkenburg.
asking that a sidewalk be ordered laid
nn the north side of West Third
Street from east side of Grandview
Avenue to westerly terminus of the
improved West Third Street.
On motion referred to Street Com-
mittee and Sidewalk Inspector.
Petition of Rev. A. Boeding et al..
asking permission to improve Twenty-
sixth Street west of Cooler Avenue.
for a length of 148 feet, also that the
City give proper grades and lay brick
crossing for said street.
On motion of Ald. Frith the petition
was granted and the Engineer instruct-
ed to give the proper grades.
Communication and plat of Henry
Kiene in relation to approval of plat
of Columbia Add., was on motion re-
ferred to the Street committee and City
Engineer.
Communication of M. M. Walker et
al.. asking the Council to approp:-iate
the sum of $6co.00 as Dubuque's share
of the expense in furnishing transpor-
tation to the National River and Ilar-
bor Committee from St. Paul to St -
Louis and entertaining them while in
the city.
On motion was referred to the com-
mittee of the Whole.
Statement of court costs. Supreme
Court of Iowa. case of Gust. Schnee.
Admr. vs. City of Dubuque. amounting
to $13.35. was on notion referred to
the City Attorney.
Petitions of Dubuque Woodenware
and Lumber Co,. by L. H. Brede, sec-
retary. and others, with 411 signers
protesting against locating Fire Engine
House back of the Sacred Heart
church.
On motion the rules were suspended
and parties interested were heard.
R. P. Roedell, representing parties
from the east side of the Fifth ward.
addressed the Council, stating that the
new Engine House be erected near the
Marshall School. or somewhere in that
vicinity.
Mr. L. H. Brede and others ad-
dressed the Council on the same mat-
ter.
Ald. Frith moved that action on the
petition be postponed until they hear
of the committee of the Whole report
relating to the same matter, also that .
the committee of the Whole report
now be taken up and read. Carried.
Whereupon Ald. Jones of the com-
mittee of the Whole reported as fol-
lows:
Your committee of the Whole, to
whom was referred the matter of se-
lecting a location for the proposed
Fifth Ward Engine House. would re-
spectfully recommend that the lot own-
ed by the City, situated on Queen
Street, and being lot 2 of part of Min-
eral lot 313. be selected for that pur-
pose. —C. H. Berg.
Chairman Pro Tern.
1i 'gular Session August 18, 1904.
195
Ald. Jones moved to receive and file
the report. Carried.
Ald. Frith moved that the City pur-
chase two (2) lots at the corner of
Rhomberg and Reed Avenues for said
Engine House site, owned by J. J. Mc-
Carthy. for the sum of Si.000. and the
owner to furnish Abstracts of Title to
said lots.
Carried by the following vote:
1 eas—:\lds. Clancy. Corrance. Frith.
Jones. Lyons and Stumpf.
Nays—N one.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
City Engineer Boyce reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: I herewith submit my
pay roll
districts dung nr streets
first dif-
ferentthe of
August. 1904:
Amount due
Streets
Laborers on
$1.632.00
Respectfully submitted.
—James H. Boyce.
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
Also submit my pay roll for labor
on Sewers during the first half of
August, 1904:
Amount due Laborers 01$178 60
Sewers
Respectfully submitted,
—James H. Boyce.
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Sewers.
Also submit my pay roll for labor on
Special Sewers during the first half of
August. 1904:
Amount due Laborers $110.75
Respectfully submitted.
—James H. Boyce.
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
On motion the pay rolls for Streets
and Sewers were received theand warrants various
ordered drawn to pay rolls referred
amounts, and the pay
back to the proper committees.
City Recorder Arendt presented and
read the printed notice. certified to by
the publishers, of the Council's inten-
tion to construct an 8 -inch Tile Pipe
Sanitary Sewer in Booth Street. from
center of West Third Street to the cen-
ter of West Fifth Street.
No remonstrance being filed, the
Mayor asked if anyone present had any
objection to the construction of said
Sewer. No objection being stated. the
notice, on motion, was received and
filed.
Roll for the year 1904 is ready for in-
spection and equalization of same.
Respectfully.
—C. B. Scherr, City Assessor.
On motion the report was received
and filed.
Ald. Jones moved that the City Re-
corder be instructed to invite archi-
tects to submit sketches for a two-story
brick Engine Hottse, to cost about
$2,700. Carried.
City Asessor Scherr reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council: if
Gentlemen: I hereby
a Assessment ssmouen
Honorable Body that
Bids for the construction of a Storm
Water Sewer in Walnut Street, also a
Storm Water Sewer in Fifteenth Street
were presented. and, on motion, were
ordered opened and the same referred
to the City Engineer for computation.
The City En inter reported on the
bids as follows:
Storm Water Sewer in Walnut St.—
James Noonan, total amount
for Sewer $648.80
McNamara & O'Farrell. total
amount for Sewer $685.87
Storm Water Sewer in Fifteenth St.
James Noonan, total amount for
Sewer .$292.50
McNamara & O'Farrell, total
Sewer $312.00
On motion of Ald. Corrance both
contracts were let to James Noonan.
he being the lowest bidder. and the
bond placed at $100 for each contract.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Ald. Frith. Chairman of the commit-
tee on Streets. reported as follows:
Your committee on Streets. to whom
was referred the petition of Chas. Fal-
kenhainer, asking that lie he granted
permission to lay a four -foot plank
walk abutting his property on Booth
Street. would recommend that the
prayer of the petitioner he granted.
said petitioner agreeing iii his said pe-
tition that said plank walk will be re-
moved upon Booh Street being im-
proved.
Also your Committee on Streets, to
whom was referred the resolution pro-
viding for the condemnation of the
land required for the opening and ex-
tending of the alley between Jackson
and Washington Streets, through Min-
eral Lot 122, would respectfully rec-
ommend that said resolution be ad-
opted.
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the re-
ports of the Committee on Streets.
Carried.
Aid. Frith also offered the following
resolution:
theCitys. it is Council of deemedtladvisable
e Cityo fDu
Du-
buque to open and extend the alley be-
tween Jackson and Washington Streets
through Lot to of Mineral Lot 322
0the southerly lne of therefore. lot to
Twenty-sixth
nty-.ixth Street
196
Regular Session August 18, 1904.
Be it resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque, That the City
Recorder be and he is hereby instruct-
ed to issue a venire to the Chief of
Police commanding him to summon a
jury of twelve freeholders. citizens of
said city not directly interested. and
having the qualifications required by
ordinance, for the purpose of assess-
ing any damages which may be sus.
tallied by reason of the opening and
extending of said alley by the owner of
the property proposed to be taken for
said alley.
All the proceedings under this reso
lution to be taken in accordance with
the charter and the provisions of
Chanter 11 of the Ordinances of the
City of Dubuque.
• Ald. Frith moved to adopt the reso-
lution.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Jones, Lyons and Stumpf.
Nays—None.
Ald. Frith also presented a bill for
$20.00 from W. Foster for services, as
Inspector of Sanford Street Storm Wa-
ter Sewer, for the first half of August,
and moved that a warrant be drawn in
favor of W. Foster for the above
amount. Carried.
Ald. Frith also presented a profile
of grade on Bluff Street, from Fourth
to Eighth Street, and moved that the
same he referred to the Committee on
Streets and City Engineer.. Carried.
Ald. Jones, chairman of the Board
of Emnalization. reported as follows:
Your Board of Equalization, re-
porting on the within petition of the
A. A. Cooper Wagon and Buggy Com-
pany, asking that the valuation on
City Lots 691, 700 and 721 be reduced
to the valuation placed thereon for
the year 1902, also that a reduction of
$.,000.00 be made on the Cooper Wag-
on Works Block, would recommend
that with the exception of the valua-
tion placed on Lots 2 and 3 of City
Lots 691, 700 and 721, which is to re-
main as at present, the reduction be
made in said City Lots as prayed for,
provided said petitioner either pay the
special assessment for the improve-
ment of Gilmore Place, or sign a writ-
ten waiver that no objection will be
made to said assessment and agreeing
to pay the same when due. We would
further recommend that no reduction
be made in the valuation of the Cooper
Wagon Works Block.
Also your Board of Equalization, to
whom was referred the petition of the
Haney -Campbell Company, asking that
in accordance with an ordinance pass-
ed June r, 1896. its taxes be canceled
for the years 1902 and 1903, would re-
spectfully report that we have instruct-
ed the City Attorney and City Treas-
urer to proceed with the collection of
said taxes without delay.
Also your Board of Equalization. to
whom was referred the petition of the
Iroquois Pearl Button Company, ask-
ing that in accordance with an agree-
ment existing between said company
and the City of Dubuque, its taxes on
personalty be canceled for the year
1903. would recommend that the prayer
of the petitioner be granted and that
the Treasurer be so instructed.
Also your Board of Equalization, to
whom was referred the petition of
Jonas Scherer in relation to the spec-
ial assessment levied against Lot 19 in
Littleton and Sawyer's Su. for the im-
provement of Woodworth Avenue,
would respectfully recommend that the
City Treasurer be instructed to accept
the sum of $67.48 in full settlement of
said assessment.
Also your Board of Equalization, to
whom was referred the petition of
the Dubu0ue Telephone Company, ask-
ing that the city accept the sum of
$151.71, in full for its taxes for the
year 1903. would recommend that the
prayer of the petitioner be granted,
and the Treasurer he instructed ac-
cordingly.
Also your Board of Equalization, to
whom was referred the petition of
E. J. Meyer, asking that the valuation
on the property of his mother be re-
duced. would recommend that said pe-
tition be received and filed.
Also your Board of Equalization, to
whom was referred the petition of the
Key City Building Club, stating that
its building was not completed in 1903,
and asking therefore that the Treasurer
he authorized to receive its taxes in
full for the year 1903 on the same val-
uation as the property was assessed
for in 1002, would recommend that the
prayer of the petitioner be granted and
that the Treasurer be instructed ac-
cordingly.
Ald. Tones moved to adopt the var-
ious reports of the Board of Equaliza-
tion. Carried.
Ald. Jones of the Committee of the
Whole reported as follows:
Your Committee of the Whole would
respectfully recommend that a war-
rant in the sure of $91.00 be drawn on
the City Treasury in favor of W. Lillig,
who was injured while in the employ
of the City, provided he sign a waiver
holding the City harmless from all
claims for damages of whatsoever na-
ture he may have, growing out of the
said accident.
Ald. Jones moved to adopt the re-
port. Carried.
Regular Session August 18, , 1904. 197
Also your Committee of the Whole
would recommend that the action of
the City Council of February 29, 190.4,
in approving the plat of the proposed
street from Queen Street to Windsor
Avenue be rescinded, together with all
action heretofore had pertaining to the
matter, and that the City Engineer be
instructed to prepare a plat showing
a street fifty feet wide, from the west
line extended of Queen Street to Wind-
sor Avenue, and having the southerly
line of Lot 3 of the Sub. of 11, 12 and
13 of the N. E. ?/ of Sec. 13, T. 89, N.
R. 2, E. 5th P. M. for the southerly
line of said street.
Ald. Tones moved to adopt the re-
port.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy. Corrance, Frith,
Jones, Lyons and Stumpf.
Nays—None.
Ald. Tones also presented the new
plat of Queen Street Extension, and
moved that the same be adopted.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Jones, Lyons and Stumpf.
Nays—None.
center of West Fifth Street, according
to the plans and specifications of said
sewer prepared by the City Engineer
and now on file in the office of the
City Recorder, and be it further re-
solved that said sewer shall be com-
pleted on or before the 15th day of
October, 1904, and shall 1w paid for
at the time and in the manner pre-
scribed by Chapter N N XIV. of the
Revised Ordinances of foot of the City
of Dubuque for the payment of the
cot of constructing sewers. The pro-
posals for doing such work will he
acted upon by the Council on the 1st
day of September. t9 4. and the City
Recorder is hereby ordered to give
ten days' notice by publication, asking
for proposals as provided by ordin-
ance.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy. Corrance, Frith.
Jones, Lyons and Stumpf.
Nays—None.
RESOLUTIONS.
Ald. Lyons offered the following:
Be it Resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque, That a sanitary
sewer of eight -inch tile pipe be con-
structed in Booth Street from the cen-
ter of Dodge Street to West Third
Street, thence in said West Third
Street to Nevada Street. thence north-
erly in said Nevada Street to the alley
first south of West Fifth Street. ac-
cording to the plans and specifications
of said sewer prepared by the City En-
gineer and now on file in the office of
the City Recorder, and he it further
resolved, that said sewer shall be com-
pleted on or before the 15th clay of
October, 1904. and shall be paid for at
the time and in the manner prescribed
by Chapter XXXIV. of the Revised
Ordinances of 1901 of the City of Du-
buque for the payment of the cost of
constructing Sewers. The proposals
for doing such work shall he acted up-
on by the Council on the first day of
September, 1904, and the City Recorder
is hereby ordered to give ten days' no-
tice by publication, asking for propos-
als as provided by ordinance.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Jones Lyons and Stumpf.
Nays—None.
Ald. Lyons also offered the follow-
ing:
Bt it Resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque, That a sani-
tary sewer of eight -inch tile pipe be
center
of constructedStreet in Booth from
West Third Streetto the
Ald. Jones offered the following:
Whereas. The City of Dubuque.
Iowa. is the owner of a tract of ground
ten (lo) feet wide, adjoining the south
side of Lincoln Avenue, between Wash-
ington and Elm Streets, and
Whereas. Said land is unsuitable and
unnecessary for the purpose for which
it was originally purchased:
Now, therefore be it resolved by the
City Council of the City of Dubuque.
that said strip of ground ten (to) feet
wide adjoining the south side of Lin-
coln Avenue between Washington and
Elm Streets, in said city, he sold to
Peter Scharff, for the sum of $150. that
being the amount of his bid therefor.
On motion was unanimously adopted.
A1r1. Frith moved that the City Attor-
ney be instructed to procure deeds for
Queen Street Extension and the plat
he dedicated by the owners for the
opening of said street. Carried.
Ald. Clancy moved to ballot for an
Alderman of the Second Ward. Car-
ried.
There were four ballots taken. and
there being no choice. the matter was.
on motion, postponed until next meet-
ing of the Council.
Ald. Frith moved to adjourn until
August 25th, 1904.
—C. F. Arendt,
City Recorder.
Attest:
•
Approved
1S
CyReeorder.
Special Session August 25, 1904.
CITY COUNCIL.
Special Session. August 25th, 1904.
(Official.)
Council met at 8:45 o'clock P. M.
Mayor Berg in the chair.
Present—Aids. Clancy. Corrance,
Frith. Jones, Lyons and Stumpf.
Absent—None.
The Mayor stated the object of this
special meeting of the Council was to
consider the appointment of an Alder-
man of the Second ward, to fill vacancy.
of Ald. P. H. Me:Laughlin. deceased.
The Mayor appointed Aids. Clancy
and Frith as tellers.
The following were the candidates:
T. Hines.
G. Salot.
J. Needham.
J. J. McLaughlin.
J. Hedley.
D. D W. Carver.
R. Jess.
S. Southwell.
After the fourteenth ballot was taker
Aid. Frith moved that the council take
a recess for fifteen minutes. Carried.
The time for recess having expired
the Mayor called the council to order
The council proceeded to ballot with
various results up to the seventeenth
ballet. which was as follows:
T. Hines. votes 2
J. Needham. votes 4
The \l ayor declared M r. Needham
elected. he having received the ma-
jority of votes.
Mr. J. Needham was then sworn in
as Alderman of the Second ward
Ald. Corrance moved to adjourn.
Carried.
C. F. ARENDT,
City Recorder.
a1-1"3-41:Recorder
List of Warrants
LIST OF CITY WARRANT
199
S. JI. Eitel. fireman
J. l::sman. fireman
A. Duccini, fireman
J. Flynn, fireman
J. Roshin. fireman
J. "1'schudi, fireman
A. Heer, fireman
J. Schonberger. fireman
J. Curran, firenu n
J. Daley, fireman
J. Barnes. fireman
'I'. Ryder, fireman
A. Bever, fireman ...
W. Ducey, fireman
F. Murphy, fireman
P. Ahern, fireman
M. Kelley, fireman
D. Ahern, fireman
T. Flynn. fireman
A. McDonald. fireman
J. Murphy. fireman
P. Zillig. fireman
M. Sweeney, fireman
H. Cain. fireman
J. Benzer, fireman
J. McGlaughlin. fireman
Wm. Kannolt. fireman
P. Furey. fireman
G. Girke. fireman
T. Kennedy. fireman
F. Baumgartner. fireman
J. Smith, fireman
C. Kannolt, fireman
J. Allen. fireman
M. Fahey. fireman
W. O'Connell. fireman
R. Weston. fireman
F. Kenneally. fireman
E. McDermott, fireman
W. McClain. fireman
J. H. Barry. police
G. Burkel, police
J. Carter, police
J. Clune. police
Jno. Cody. police
W. Cook. police
W. Corcoran. police
J. P. Cummings, police
T-1. Donlon. police .....
J. Fitzpatrick. police
Jas. Flynn. police
Jno. Fox, p lice
Wm. Frith. police
T. GanaP, police
L. Grasset, police
B. Gray. police •
Pat Hanlon, police
M. Kitty. police
The. Loetscher. police
P. McCollins. police
P McInerney. police
$ 65 00
7500
60 00
6500
.'x 1 00
50 00
46 70
5o 00
3 30
65 OC
75 or,
6o 00
65 00
6o on
50 00
50 00
5000
6; 00
65 00
65 25
50 00
50 on
50 w
5000
50 oc
50 00
45 90
50 00
05 00
00 00
50 00
50 00
65 co
6o 00
50 00
50 00
65 00
6o 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
65 00
51 65
53 30
6o 00
53 30
50 00
50 00
51 65
25 00
51 65
50 00
51 65
44 00
51 65
50 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
D. IN Orton. police 5o 00
M. O'Connor. police 64 00
Jho. Murphy. police 51 65
P. Powers. police 8 5
Jno. Raesli. police 67 20
Otto Rath, police 5o 00
J. Rooney. .police so 00
Jas. Ryan. police 67 20
M. Ryan. police 1 65
P. Scharff. police g1 65
Al. -Scherr. police 64 0O
F. Spielman, .police 0
3 30
P. Sutton. police
Tom Sweeny, poli50 3o
ce 67 20
City Recorder's Office.
Dubuque, Ia., August 1st. 1904.
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council of Dubuque:
Gentlemen: The following is a com-
plete list of all warrants issued by me
during the month of July, 1904:
C. H. Berg, salary. Mayor $I16 70
H. Brinkman. salary, Treasurer 133 35
J. A. McKinlay, salary, Deputy
Treasurer
Jno. Krayer,
office
Chas. F
corder
Wm. A. Kaep. salary. Deputy
Recorder
F. B. Hoffman. salary. Auditor.
C. B. Scherr. salary. Assessor..
A. Doerr. Jr.. salary. Assistant
Assessor
J. J. Murphy. salary, Assistant
Assessor
J. W. Kintzinger. salary. Attor-
ney
J. C. Longueyille. salary. As-
sistant Attorney
Thos. Reilly. salary. Chief of
Police
Jos. Reinfried, salary. Fire Chief
J. W. Lawlor, salary. Commit-
tee Clerk
Jas. Boyce. salary, City Engi-
neer
E. Anderson
Engineer
G. White. salary. Rodman
G. N. Raymond. salary, Super-
intendent of Street Sprinkling
E. Herron, clerk in Auditor and
Engineer's Office
Wm, Hipman. salary, Electric-
ian.... .
F. P. Hayes, salary. Marketmas- So 00
ter
T. Cahill. salary. Park Custodial 4o 00
H. Henge, salary, Park Custo-
dian
00
T. Faherty, salary, Park Custo-
dian 10 00
Dr. B. F. Michel. salary. Health 50
00
Officer
F. Flynn. salary. Sanitary Pa-
trolman 6o oo
C. Baumann. salary. Poundmas- 40
ter
Mrs. H. Koenig. salary. Jani-
tress 20 00
I. Conigisky, salary. Sidewalk 50 00
Inspector
C. W. Katz, salary. Wharfmas-
ter 20 00
M. Clancy. salary. Alderman25 00
H. Corrance, salary, Alderman man 5 0 0
E. E. Frith. salary. Alfid ean25 00
R. Jones, salary.
M. E. Lyons, salary, Alderman 25 00
P. H. McLaughlin. salary, Al-
derman .. • .. • • • .. ......rman
J. A. Stump salary.
G. Barker, stenographer
clerk, Treasurer's
Arendt, salary. Re -
100 00
6o 00
116 70
8o 00
116 70
125 00
I00 00
100 00
150 00
salary. Assistant
75 00
100 00
10000
100 00
166 65
I00 00
50 00
6o 00
75 00
25 00
25 00
20 00
200
List of Warrants.
bi. Stapleton, police ..........
P. Sullivan, police ........
Jno. L. Sullivan, police
L. Zeidman, police
Mrs. Kate llibbe, matron
Miss L. Brennan, matron
Labor on Streets in the different
districts during the last half of June.
1904:
J. Albrecht, 2nd $ 42 70
05
E. Amanda, 2nd 4' 05
A. Alderson. 3rd
Jos. Brouillette, 1st 5 to
James Beakey, 1st 7 20
Toni Burke, 1st 5 40
C. Bluecher, znd to 8o
F. Buddien, 2nd 16 20
Paul Becker, 3rd 6 75
Clarence Boyce, znd 7 00
Jos. Brown, 1st, $7.50;
$11.25: 3rd, $3.75
W. Coughlan, 1st
Jas. Callahan, 1st
Peter Carney. 1st.
Hugh Carney, 1st
Pat Carney, 1st
John Corbett. 2nd
H. Cobb, 3rd
Jas. Connolly. 1st, $4.40; 2nd,
$8.75; 3rd, $4.40
H. Cosgrove, 1st, $6.75; 2nd,
$10.00; 3rd, $3.35
John Dougherty, 1st
M. Donegan, 1st
Ed. Daley. 1st
T. Donahue, 1st,
51 65
51 65
50 00
50 00
30 00
30 00
2nd,
$4.40; 2nd,
$8.75; 3rd, $4.40
John Egan, 1st
John Engels, 1st
Dan Fox, 1st
Frank Frick, 2nd
W. Flanagan, znd
E. Firzlaff, 2nd
H. Fleck, 1st, $25.00; 2nd, $37.50;
3rd, $12.50
N. Frith. 1st, $16.55; znd, $25.00;
3rd, $8.35
Pat. Gilloon, 1st.
Barney Glass, 1st.
Jos. Gavin, 1st .....
Pat. Grue, 1 st
H. Galle. 211d.
Jos. Grab, 2nd.
A. Gantenbein, 2nd.
C. Gantenbein. 2nd.
C. Gruenzig, 3rd.
T. Hackney. 1st
John Hafev. ist.
A. Henderson. 2nd
Amb. Hird. 3rd.
James Hird, 3rd.
Jake Hansen, 2nd.
Peter Jacob, 2nd.
Aug. Jass, 2nd.
T. Kenneally, 1st.
John Kelley, 1st. (Cleveland)
N. Kettenhofen, 2nd.
John Kness, 2nd.
J. Kraus. 2nd.
J. Kinsella. 2nd.
R. J. Love, 1st.
H. Leik, 2nd.
Mike Lavin, 1st, $4.40; 2nd,
22 50
16 IO
20 00
720
7 20
9 8o
8 IO
to 8o
17 55
20 00
5 40
2 70
2I 00
17 55
4 05
15o
8 Io
4 05
2 05
13 50
75 00
50 00
6 tO
I2 50
20 00
11 70
4 05
13 5o
II 50
20 00
3 40
23 85
8 10
17 55
16 20
19 50
9 00
9 45
1 35
6 15
5 40
6 75
9 45
135
18 00
16 3s
14 65
$8.75; 3rd. $4.40
John Mullen, 1st.
Geo. Moore, 1st
Alex. Miller. 1st
John Mahoney. 1st.
Phil. Melloy. 1st.
Ed. Malloy. 2nd.
P.:t. \lc\1?1llen, 1st.
T. McCarron, 1st
Tames McLeese. 1st
Bart \leDonnell, 1st
Pat McPoland, 3rd .
Tohn McNulty, 1st, $6.65; 2nd,
$Io.00; 3rd, $3.35.
Jas. McCormack, 1st, $5.90; 2nd,
$8.75: 3rd, $2.90
W. O'Brien. Ist
Mike O'Meara, 1st
Tames Purcell, 1st
Tames Powers. 1st
.Tohn Parker, 3rd
J. Pfeiffer, 1st, $4.40; 2nd, $8.75;
3rd, $4.40 ...
W. Quinlan, 1st, $4.40; 2nd,
$8.75: 3rd, $4.40
Tames Ryan. 1st
Phil Reddin, 1st
Mat Raishek, 2nd
Jos. Ronnev. 1st. $7.50: 2nd
$11.25; 3rd, $3.75
Dan Sheehan, 1st
W. Sheehan, 1st
John Sullivan, 1st
John Sloan, 2nd
F. Scherr, 2nd
Louis Smith, ?rd
Nick Sweeney, 1st,
$8.75; 3rd, $4.40
R. Turner, 2nd
L. Taylor, 2nd ..
John Welsh, 1st
W. Welsh, 1st
W. D. Wilbur, 1st
W. Wearmouth, 3rd
Walter Bradley, 1st
Frank Burns, 2nd
J. Berwanger, 2nd
F. G. Becker, 1st, $3.55;
$17.75; 3rd, $28.30
John Calvert, 1st
Jos. Calvert, 1st,
$7.20
T. B. Cain, 1st,
$12.00
A. Conrad, 2nd
J. Evans. 2nd.
J. Haudenshield, 1st
J. Huffmire, 1st, $9.15;
$18.30; 3rd, $9.15
M. Hannan, 1st, $2.55;
$40.25
M. Kenneally, 1st
James Keefe, 1st
John Lenihan, 1st
$4.40;
2nd,
2nd,
$21.60; 3rd,
$36.00; 3rd,
2nd,
2nd,
17 55
to 5o
70
5 40
7 20
5 40
5 40
8 to
9 .15
6 75
3o 00
2 05
20 00
17 55
20 00
7 20
5 40
7 20
14 20
17 55
17 55
17 55
5 40
10 8o
22 50
90
25 8o
20 6o
4 05
20 00
to 8o
17 55
9 45
6 00
4 75
6 to
20 00
20 00
14 40
62 2G
14 40
496o
9 00
28 8o
48 00
49 6o
3 60
32 40
36 6o
42 8o
20 40
14 40
54 00
John Long, 2nd 48 00
Frank Mathis, 1st
J. J. McCollins, 1st, $58.30; 2nd,
$4.90
Jeff McGrath, 3rd
Dennis O'Meara, 1st
Geo. Reynolds, 1st, $9.25; 2nd,
. $18.40; 3rd, $9.20 36 85
32 40
63 20
I 80
14 40
List of Warrants.
Ed. Seeley, Ist
Jerry Sullivan, znd,
$38.80
Janes Tobin, 3rd
W. Woods, Ist
M. Zogg, znd
Labor on Sewers for the
June, 1904:
P. Casserly, labor 20 8o
J. Corcoran, labor 20 8o
T. Hagerty, foreman 25 00
J. Jellison, labor 20 8o
Jos. Kiang, labor 20 8o
P. Kenneally. labor 20 8o
C. Sullivan, labor 20 8o
L. Zemanek, labor 19 20
N. Kintzinger, back salary for
Wharfmaster 150 00
Peter Jacobs, macadam 36 55
\Val. \IcDermott, macadam 12 35
\Vm. McClain, macadam 14 45
F. P. Hayes, board of prisoners
for June 9 00
W. Foster. inspector on White 13 85
Street Sewer
M. O'Meara, inspector on IG 30
Dodge Street Sewer
P. J. Schuler, inspector on Bee
Branch Sewer 19 20
Key City Gas Co., gas for var-
ious departments
Mullen & Papin, plumbing at 2
City Hall
Mullen & Papin, repairing foun-
tain on South Main StreetII 85
T. B. Monteith, repairing foun-
tain on Jones Street Park5 10
P. Breithaupt, repairing foun-
tain corner Kauffman and
Couler Avenues
Klauer & Kress, chains and
cups for fountains
H. Corrance, oil and brooms
for parks
R. T. Eddy, firing National Sa-
lutes for 4th of July
W. Ward, saw dust for City
Hall
Mullen Bros.. plumbing at City
Hall
Kelly's Book Store. stationary
and supplies for various of-
fices .
Dubuque Enterprise Pub. Co.,
blank stationery for various
offices
Palmer, Berg & Co., blank
books and stationery for var-
ious offices
Buck Stamp Works, stamps for
Recorder's office
Beck Duplicator Co., I duplica-
tor for Committee Clerk
E. T. Klineenhere. stamp file for
Auditor's office
A. R. Staufenbeil, repairing
clocks at City Hall
Duhunue Telephone Co., tele-
phone rent for Mayor and
Fire department
A. Abeln. abstract of lot 1 of 15
and 1 of 16, Block 30, in Du-
buque Harbor Tmp. Co.'s Add
$17.6o;
3rd,
last
46 8o
56 40
I 8o
25 20
36 00
half of
2 50
2 55
5 50
50 00
I 50
6 20
43 80
14 00
26 oo
2 20
4 90
4 00
I 25
600
5 00
201
N. \Iuezel, shelving in Record-
er's office 2 40
N. Meuzel. carpenter repairs on
Town Clock 12 8o
F. Fronnn, tool boxes for parks 34 90
B. J. Scherr, painting Town
Clock 365 00
W. D. Kennedy. painting drink-
ing nttinta111s
W. \V. Whelan, sharpening
lawn 111 wers for parks .
Pape & Jacquinot, repairs for
Tackson Park
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co,
hose for Phoenix Park
Mullen & Papin, repairs at Jack-
son Park
F. M. Jaeger & Co.. lawn mow-
ers and supplies at Jackson
Park ..' 6 70
Standard Lumber Co., lumber
at City Hall 42 33
Iowa Telephone Co., telephones
for various departments 34 52
T. Drehousc. cleaning chimneys
at City Hall and Patrol House 12 50
J. Butt, repairs for Road and
Sewer Dents.. 2 95
F. Schloz & Son. renpirs for
Road and Sewer Dents. 6 45
G. Bock, repairs for Road Dept. 1 65
W. Dalbkermeyer, repairs for
Road Dept
J. Newman & Son, repairs for
Road Dept I0 50
G. Ragatz & Son. repairs for
Road Dept 28 20
McDonald & \lnrrison Mfg.
Co.. woollies for Rock Crusher 20 93
G. W. Healey & Son, hardware
for Road Dept t 65
McElrath Teaming Co., sand
for Road Dept 18 00
W. B. Baumgartner, hardware
for Road Dent...
W. Wearmouth, oil for Road
Dept
Klauer & Kress, hardware for
Road Dent 2 r0
Smedley Steam Pump Co,
grates for Road Dept 19 40
F. M. Jaeger & Co., hardware
for Road Dent • • 13 30
Key City Roofing Co., cement
and sewer pipe for Roarl Dept
T. J. Mnlgrew, sewer pipe for
Road Dept 31 00
Purington Paving Brick Co,
brick for Road Dept
C. Schultz, repairs for Fire and
Road Depts 9 75
Standard Lumber Co., lumber
for Road Dept 122 05
Phil Pier, coal for Steam Roller 148 5
and Rock Crusher
Dubuque Wooden Ware and
.Lumber Co., lumber for Road
and Special Sidewalk Dept118 90
Ott. Meuser & Co., lumber for
Special Sidewalk Dept 56 75
Pape & Jacquinot, repairs for 3 05
Rock Crusher
W. Marshall, repairs for Rock
20 00
2 50
1 00
18 50
8o
5 35
195
30
27 45
69 45
202
List of Warrants.
Crusher 13 47
Martin. Strelau Co., moving 12 00
Rock Crusher
J.
Linehan. rock for Rock Crusher 6 00
Royce & Frost, rock for Rock 44 80
Crusher
Diamond Jo Line Steamers,
packing for Steam Roller7 75
H. Corrance, oil for Steam Rol-
ler to
P. Hanson. oil for Steam Roller 90
Smedley Steam Pump Co., re- I 20
pairs for Steam Roller
G. Lear, horseshoeing for Road 12 50
and Fire Depts
Wunderlich & Wiederholt.
horseshoeing for Road and 4 50
Fire Depts
Lagen & Sloan. horseshoeing
for Road and Fire Depts9 70
Vollenweider & Hein, horse -
shoeing for Road and Fire
Depts 9 50
J. Butt. repairs for Fire Dept8 50
H. J. Hagerty. veterinary ser-
vices for Fire and Police Pa -
21 15
trol
Dubuque Oil Tank Line, oil for 13 50
Fire Dept
F. M. Jaeger. hardware for Fire
Dept 5 5
Mullen Bros.. toilet paper for 6 75
Fire Dept
Eichhorn & Bechtel, bran for
Fire Dept 105
R. Spellerberg, repairs' for Fire
Dept 2 oa
Boston One -Price Clothiers
hats for Fire Dept... 65 00
Mullen & Papin, plumbing for
Fire Dept 12 95
H. Corrance,. salt and matches
for Fire Dept 4 75
Key City Gas Co., coal, coke
and rental of gas arcs for Fire
Dent
Ott. Meuser & Co., shavings for
Fire Dept
Standard Lumber Co.. shavings
for Fire Dept
J. Newman & Son, repairs for
Fire Dept
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co.,
steam hose for Fire Dept
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co,
supplies for Rock Crusher
Mullen Bros.. plumbing at pa-
trol house
J. Huffmire, hauling at patrol
house
Eichhorn & Bechtel, supplies
for Matron Dept
H.•Cortance. supplies for Police
and Sewer Depts
Scliotter, & Barrington, catching
dogs
Klauer & Kress, wire for Sewer
Dept
Linehan & Molo, rope for Sew-
' 'et' Dept
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co;
2 pair rubber boots for Sewer
19 75
6 00
8 oo
2 25
2 40
6o
3 30
I
So
9 00
I 70
4 50
35
14 58
Dept II o0
G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for.
Sewer Dept 3 65
Smedley Steam Pump Co., man-
hole covers and rings for
Sewer Dept 9 00
Dubuque Telegraph -Herald, of-
ficial printing for June 67 5o
Dubuque Telegraph -Herald, of-
ficial printing for May
Globe -Journal. official printing
for June 72 20
Globe -Journal, printing notices 11 25
The Times, printing notices for
Board of Health 1 50
National Demokrat, official
printing for June 25 00
W. & L. E. Gurley, repairing
level for Engineer's Dept16 25
Union Electric Co.. arc lights
for June 2045 77
Mullen Bros.. plumbing at gar-
bage dump
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co..
hose for garbage dump
T. E. Frith. removing garbage
and dead animals for June.... 363 48
J. Noonan. constructing sewer
in Dodge street 3182 97
M. Tschirgi, constructing sewer
in White street 519 30
M. Tschirgi, constructing sewer
in Washington street 466 70
Tibey Bros.. estimate on Bee
Branch sewer 3400 00
C. H. Berg, settlement of claim
of W. Von Halter for per-
sonal damages 140 00
H. Brinkman. excavation per-
mits redeemed 190 00
H. Brinkman, interest paid on
outstanding warrants 501 46
H. Brinkman, New York ex-
change 75
H. Brinkman. express charges.. 85
H. Brinkman, refunded regular 8 63
Tax
H. Brinkman, freight charges
Road 21 54
H. Brinkman. express charges
Engineer
93 38
9 85
7 45
1 75
$724 98
Library Orders naid $420 02
H. Brinkman. Loan $950 00
Labor on Streets in the different
Districts during the first half of July,
1904:
E. Amanda, 2nd TI 15
T. Albrecht, and 12 15
Alex Alderson, 3rd 2 70
Tames Beakey, list 20 40
Thos. Burke; 1st 19 50
lbs. Brouillette. Isl.. 6 55
John Burns. tat 4 5o
F. Buddien. 2nd 8 45
T. Brachtenbach. 2nd 5 75
C. Bluecher. 2nd 1 3i
Paul Becker. 3rd 15 20
D. T. Briltlrtbill, 3rd - = TO 80
Toa. Brown. 1st; $7.50; and,
$i1.25; :Zrd., $.3.75 ' ' • 22 50
Clarence Boyce. list. $t.00; 2nd,
List of Warrants
'?03
$8.50
W. Coughlan, 1st
Hugh Carney, 1st
Peter Carney, 1st
F. Correll. 1st
J. Callahan. 1st
Tohn Corbett, 2nd
T. Connolly. 1st,
$8.75; 3rd, $4.40
H. Cosgrove, 1st. $6.65; 2nd,
$io.0o; 3rd, $3.35
John Dougherty, 1st
E. Daley, Est
M. Donegan. 1st
T. Donahue, 1st.
$8.75: 3rd. $4.40
John Egan, 1st
Mike Farrell, 1st
Frank Frick, 2nd
L. Ferzlaff. 2nd, $4.50;
$20.80
Peter Gregory, 1st
Pat Grue. tst
Barney Glass, 1st
Pat Gilloon, 1st
Tos. Gavin. 1st
H. GTalle. 2nd
A. Gantenbcin. 211d
Jos. Grab. 2nd
C. Gant enhein, 2nd
ins. Geasland, 3rd
Chas. Grnenrig, 3rd
Tohn TTafev. 1st
Thos. Ti ird, tst
Thos. Hackney. Est
A. Henderson. 2nd
.lake T-Tansen, 2nd
Tames Third, 3rd
August Tass. 2nd
Thos. Kenneally. 1st
Matt Kenneally. 1st
John Kelly, 1>t Cleveland A'•e)
Tohn Kress. 21 -id
Nic. Kettenhofen. 2nd
Tohn Kelly. 3rd (East St.)
Tnh a Kinsella, 1st, $3.00 2nd,
,, 52;
Bob Love. 1st T3 50
IT. Leict, 2nd. $4.50; 3rd, $20.80. 25 30
M. Lavin, 1st. $4.40; znd, $8.75;
3rd, $2.40 17 55
Mike Meagher, 1st 4 05
John Mahoney, 1st 20 40
John Mullen, tst 8 '0
Alex \l filler, 1st 2 70
Jas. McCarron, tst 16 35
W. McDermott, 1st 9 45
Pat McMullen, 1st 4 05
W. McClain, 1st 3 40
Bart 'McDonnell. 1st 38 00
Pat. McPnland. 3rd. 6 2nd.
45
John McNulty. 1st, $6.65:
$17.00: 3rd. $3.3;
James McCormack. 1st, $5.40:
2nd. $8.10: 3rd, $2.70
W. O'Brien, 1st
M. O'Meara. 1st
James Purcell, 1st
James Powers. 1st
John Parker. 3rd 2nd,
John Pfeiffer. 1st. $4.40;
$8.75: 3rd. $4.40 0 2nd,
W. Quinlan. 1st. $4.05;
$4.40; 2nd,
$4.40 ;
2nd.
3rd,
9 50
14 20
9 6o
2040
6 75
20 00
12 85
17 55
20 no
4 75
T2 40
I
So
17 55
6 75
8 Sc
13 85
25 30
88
4 05
5 8,
3 15
20 00
2 70
2 7c.
2 7r,
20 00
TI 50
7 10
8 So
15 00
22 5C
70
27 00
10 50
6 4-
20 00
6 30
8 6,
13 S0
I 55
6 75
20 00
16 20
20 00
20 40
2 70
20 40
15 55
17 55
$8.10; 3rd. $4.05
Pat Ryan, 1st
James Ryan, 1st
Phil Reddin, 1st
Mat. Raishek, 2nd
C. Reinfrank, 20d
James Reed, 3rd
Jos. Rooney, 1st. $7.50; 2nd.
$11.25; 3rd, $3.75
W. Sheehan. 1st
John Sullivan. 1st
John Sloan. 210
Frank Schorr, 2nd
Louis Smith, 3rd
James Smith. 3rd
Nic Sweeney. 1st.
$8.10; 3rd. $4.05 16 20
R. Turner. 211(1 1 35
J. Twieg, 2nd 1 o5
Landon "Taylor, 3rd. 10 55
W. D. Wilbur, 1st 20 00
W. Welh 1st 11 50
John Welsh, 1st
John Walsh. 1st
W. AWcarmouth, 3rd
Walter Bradley. 1st
F. Burns. 2nd
F. G. Becker. I'.t. $2.25: 2nd.
$11.2;: 3rd. $I$.I0
$4.05; 211d.
i6 20
16 8o
13 95
4 05
6 75
12 15
7 10
22 5i,
17 70
3 6o
6 75
20 00
13 85
8 45
5 40
5 40
20 00
21 20
41 6o
31 60
I,,>. Calvert. Ist 21 6o
T. B. Cain, 1t. $20.40: 3rd. $6.80 27 20
A. Conrad, 211(1 31 6o
M. Gantenbcin. 2nd 1 8o
M. H annan. 1st. $8.85; 211(1,
$25.95 34
Ro
T. T-1 audenshield, 2nd 7 20
Peter Horch, 2nd 32 40
John Huffmirc. 1st, $9.1;: 211(1. 6o$18.30; 3rd. $9.15 36
Tames Keefe. .'ird 9 O0
John Linehan, 1st 30 8o
Tohn Long, znd 27 20
Frank Mathis, 1st 3 60
T. T. \TcCollins, 1st. $40.10: znd.
$2.90 4300
C. McElrath, 2nd 16 20
Teff McGrath. 3rd 29 70
Dennis O'Meara. 1st 19 40
Geo. Reynolds, 1st, $9.25: 2nd.
$18.40: 3rd, $9.20 36 85
Ed Seeley. 1st 37 60
Jerry Sullivan. 2nd, $10.65; 3rd,
$2I.35 32 2I0
Tames Tobin, 3rd
W. Woods. Ist 17 60
Labor on Sewers during the first half
of July. 1904:
P. Casserly. labor $ 19 20
J. Corcoran. labor 2519 20
T. Hagerty. foreman 19 20
J. Jellison. labor 19 20
T. Klang. labor 19 20
P. Kenneally. labor 19 20
Con. Sullivan. labor 19 20
L. Zemanek, labor
Labor grading Mt. Carmel Avenue
during the first half of July. 1904:1 8o
E. Daley i$ 8o
John Kelly, Cleveland Ave I 80
NV. Sheehan
Walter Bradley. team 7 20
000
John Linehan. team 7 20
Frank Mathis, team
204
W. Woods, team
C. H. Berg, settlement of suit
for personal damages of Mrs.
Mary Kruse Co.,Smith-Morgan Printing
printing list of warrants for
June
Smith -Morgan Printing Co,
pamphlets for June
P. J. Schuler. insncrt,,r Bee
Branch Sewer, first half of July 25 00
I hereby certify that the foregoing is
a true and correct list of all warrants
issued by me during the
monthF. of July,
1904. City Recorder.
Official Notices.
7 20
58 65
6 75
I0 00
NOTICE.
Public notice is hereby given that at
the session of the City Council of the
City of Dubuque. held on the 4th day of
August. 1904, the following Special As-
sessments were levied on the real estate
herein after described, and that in case
of failure to pay the one-seventh part
within the time prescribed by the Ordi-
nance governing same, all will become
delinquent and subject to collection by
distress and sale.
H. BRINIiMAN,
City Treasurer.
For construction of Sanitary Sewer In
Dodge Street:
Name. Description. Lot. Amount.
John NValsh Est., Newman -Cooper
& Smyth's Sub., lot 1 $ 11 07
Bridget Daley, Newman -Cooper &
Smyth's Sub., lot 2 912
Frank Haynes, Newman -Cooper &
Smyth's Sub., lot 3 912
Margaret McNulty, Newman -Cooper
& Smyth's Sub., lot 4 912
Joseph Straney, Newman -Cooper
& Smyth's Sub., lot 5 912
Bridget McCormick, Newman -Coop-
er & Smyth's Sub., lot 6 912
Terry O'Loughlin, Newman -Cooper
& Smyth's Sub., lot 7 9 12
M. .Ahearn Est., Newman -Cooper &
Smyth's Sub., lot 8 912
M. Ahearn Est., Newman -Cooper &
Smyth's Sub., lot 9 912
John Burns. Newman -Cooper &
Smyth's Sub., lot 10
Thos. Rudd, Newman -Cooper &
Smyth's Sub., lot 11
Thos. Rudd, Newman -Cooper &
Smyth's Sub., E 1 lot 12
Cath. Wilson, Newman -Cooper &
Smyth's Sub., W % lot 12
Cath. Wilson, Newman -Cooper &
Smyth's Sub., lot 13
Cath. Doyle, Newman -Cooper &
Smyth's Sub., lot 14
Nic Gasper, Sub. A, Cooper's Sub,
D 16 ft. lot 1
Wm. Ohnesorg, Sub. A, Cooper's
Sub., W 51 ft. lot 1
Wm. Ohnesorg, Sub. A, Cooper's
Sub.. B 1 lot 2
Frank McLaughlin, Sub. A, Cooper's
Sub., W 1 lct 2
Frank McLaughlin, Sub. A, Cooper's
Sub., lot 3
Joseph Straney, Cooper's Sub., N.
E. 50x150 ft. B
James Straney, Cooper's Sub., N.
W. 50x150 ft. B
P. Neary, Cooper's Sub. C
Mary M. Berg, Sub.- N. 150 ft. lot D,
9 12
9 12
4 56
4 56
9 12
9 12
7 90
1 67
4 77
4 77
9 61
15 78
15 78
83 64
Cooper, Sub., lot 1 1192
Julius Goodhouse, Sub. 2, N 150 ft lot
D, Cooper's Sub., lot 1.. 11 92
Julius Goodhouse, Sub. 2, N 150 ft lot
D, Cooper's Sub., lot 2 1192
Fanny Hipman, Sub. City 730 and
lot 1, Union Add., lot 16 10 24
Fanny Hipman, Sub. City 730 and
lot 1, Union Add., E 30 ft. lot 149 12
Thos. Rudd, Sub. City 730 and lot
1, Union Add., W. 3 ft lot 14 1 12
Thos. Rudd, Sub. City 730 and lot
1, Union Add., lot 13 10 24
Wm. Hipman, Sub. City 730 and lot
1, Union Add., lot 12 I0 24
Cath. McNulty, Sub. City 730 and
lot 1, Union Add., lot 11 10 34
D. J. Sullivan, Sub. City 730 and lot
1, Union Add., lot 10 10 31
Jas. Martin, Sub. City 730 and lot 1,
Union Add., lot 9 10 34
Wm. Coughlin, Sub. City 730 and lot
1, Union Add., lot 8 10 64
Maria Delaney, Sub. City 730 and lot
1, Union Add., lot 7 10 64
Bridget Doherty. Sub. City 730 and
lot 1. Union Add., lot 6 10 64
F. McLaughlin, Sub. City 730 and
lot 1, Union Add., lot 5 14 62
F. McLaughlin, Sub. City 730 and
lot 1, Union Add., lot 4 4 99
Jas. Callaghan, Sub. City 730 and
lot 1, Union Add., lot 3 511
Jas. Callaghan, Sub. City 730 and
lot 1, Union Add., lot 2 4 39
Jas. Callahan, Sub. 1 City 730 and lot
1, Union Add., lot 1
F. McLaughlin, Union Add., lot 2
F. McLaughlin, Union Add., lot 3
F. McLaughlin, Union Add., E 'h
lot 4 9 12
5 11
18 24
18 24
P. Enright, Union Add., W r lot 4.. 9 12
F. E. Chevalier, Union Add., lot 5.. 18 24
A. McGuinness, Union Add., lot 6.. 18 24
P. Roddy Est., Union Add., lot 7.... 18 24
P. Roddy Est., Union Add., lot 8... 3517
P. Roddy Est., Union Add., lot 9.... 34 91
Ann McGuinness, Union Add., lot 12 18 24
P. McCann, Union Add., lot 13. .. . 18 24
P. McCann, Union Add., E 40 ft. lot
14 12 16
B. McCoy Est., Union Add., W 20 ft
lot 14 6 08
R. Bonson Est., Union Add., lot 1523 86
Ryder Bros. Sub. 14 and 15, Bush's
Sub., lot 5 15 20
A. C. Ripley, Sub. 14 and 15, Bush's
Sub., lot 4 15 20
J. F. Farley, Sub. 14 and 15, Bush's
Sub., lot 3 5 37
Jas. E. McClain, Sub. 14 and 15,
Bush's Sub., lot 2 9 99
Jas. E. McClain, Sub. 14 and 15,
Bush's Sub.. lot 1 18 41
J. and E. Tibey, Sub. 3, Min. lot 63,
lot 1 52 59
John Byrne, Sub. 5 Min. lot 63, lot 2. 12 77
Wm. McClain, Sub. 5, Min. lot 62,
lot 1 18 85
John Byrne, Sub. Min. lot 62, lot 427 21
Thos. Byrne. Bonson & Stewart's
Sub., lot 19 15 20
Thos. Byrne, Bonson & Stewart's
Sub., lot 18 15 20
Thos. Byrne, Bonson & Stewart's
Sub., lot 17 15 20
Thos. Byrne. Bonson & Stewart's
Sub., lot 16 15 20
Thos. Byrne, Bonson & Stewart's
Sub., lot 15 15 20
Thos. Byrne, Bonson & Stewart's
Sub., lot 14 15.20
Official Notices.
205
Thos. Byrne, Bonson S. Stewart's
Sub., lot 13
Thos. Byrne, Bonson & Stewart's
Sub., lot 12
Julia D. Rhomberg, Sub. 1 and 2,
Min. lot 63 and part of 149, lot 5
Julia D. Rhomberg, Sub. 1 and 2,
Min. lot 63 and part of 149, lot 3
Julia D. Rhomberg, Sub. 1 and 2,
Min. lot 63 and part of 149, lot 1
Jas. E. McClain, Sub. Min. lot 149,
lot 8
Jas. E. McClain, Sub. Min. lot 149.
E 25 ft. lot 7
Cath. McClain, Sub. .\Iin. lot 149,
W. 75 ft. lot 7
Cath. McClain, Sub. Min. lot 149,
E '/., lot 6
J. Steadman, Sub. Min. lot 149, \V
lot 6
Jas. E. McClain, Sub., 2 of 5 of Min.
lot 149. E. 25 ft. lot 1
J. McMullen Est., Sub. 5 of Min
lot 149, lot 1
Ellen Bernsden, Sub. 2 of 5 of Min
lot 149, N. 49x100 ft. lot 1
John Lowrey, Sub. Min. lot 149, N
150 ft. lot 4 30 40
\Vrn. Ballard Est., Sub. Min. lot 149,
lot 3 30 40
D. W. Cleveland, Sub. Min. lot 149,
lot 30 4U
15 20
13 76
24 02
22 80
30 40
30 40
7 611
22 80
7 60
22 SO
7 69
7 GO
15 12
Wm. McDermott, Sub. Min. lot 149,
lot 1 31 01
Ann Clancy, Sub. City 598, lot 4 7 00
Ann Clancy, Sub. City 59S, lot 5 7 60
John O'Dea, Sub. City 59S, lot 6 7 60
Nic Sweeney, Sub. City 59S, lot 7 7 60
Anna Sullivan, Sub. City 59S, lot 820 49
Marg. McCarron, Sub. City 691, E 28
ft. lot 3 8 21
John Linehan, Sub. City 694, W. 27 7 60
ft. lot 3
Jno. J. Keane, et al, Sub. City 694,
lot 1 15 20
Jno. J. Keane, et al, City lot 69774 63
Jno. J. Keane, et al, City lot 72674 63
St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital, Sub.
City 731, lot 1 74 63
St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital, Sub. 226 63
Min. lot 66, lot -
McClain Bros., Sub. 1, Min. lot 67, 325 SO
lot 1
Jno. J. Keane, et al, Sub. City 725, 5
lot 1 9 43
Jas. Corcoran, Sub. 1, Min. lot 67, 1
lot 2 5 20
Matt Spielman, Sub. Min. lot 67,
lot 2 15 20
Chas. F. Stevenson, Wooten's Sub, 14 29
lot 16
Chas. F. Stevenson, Wooten's Sub, 15 20
lot 17
Jas. and Ellen McClain, Wooten's 15
Sub., lot 18
20
Jas. and Ellen McClain, Wooten's 15 20
Sub., lot 19
Mary Wall, Sub. 1 and 2 of Min. lot
62 and Sub. part Min. lot 149, lot
4a, and Sub. Min. lot 68, lot 236 27
Chas. Anderson, Reeder Lang -
worthy's Sub., lot 1 30 86
las. McClain, Reeder Langworthy's 15 G3
Sub., lot 2 Lang
Andrew Nelson, Reeder - 15 63
worthy's Sub., lot 3............
Andrew Nelson, Reeder Lang -
worthy's Suh., lot 4 17 33
B. E. Galliart, Reeder Langworthy's 13 68
Sub., lot 5 ........................
Maggie Doty, Reeder Langworthy's 13 62
Sub., lot 6 ..........................
Maggie Doty, Reeder Langworthy's
Sub., lot 9
15
63
Con Ryan, Jr., Reeder Lang -
worthy's Sub., lot S 15 63
Con Ryan, Jr., Reeder Lang -
worthy's Sub., lot 7 15 65
John Murphy, Sub, Min. lot 158, E
lot 1
F. N. Schroeder, Sub. Min, lot 158,
\V 1/2 lot 1
F. N. Schroeder, Sub. 2, Min. lot
158, lot 2 10 03
Mrs. B. Gillon, Sub. 2 Min. lot 155,
lot 1 30 40
Wm. and F. A. Coates, McClain's
Sub., lot 15 11 00
Wm. and F. A. Coates, McClain's
Sub., lot 14 20 00
McClain Bros., McClain's Sub., lot 13 20 (K;
McClain Bros., McClain's Sub., lot 12 20 00
.:d. McEvoy, McClain's Sub., lot 1120 00
Ed. McEvoy, McClain's Sub., lot 10.. 20 00
McClain Bros., McClain's Sub., lot 9. 20 00
F. V.". Biu :cli rt, McClain's Sub,
lot S 20 00
McI'] kin Bros., McClain's Sub., Lots
I. 1. 5, 6 and 7 116 SU
Ed. ..Al,•('lain, Sub. Min. lot 150, lot 440 80
John Aleh:vuy, Sub. Min. lot 158, lots
4 and 5 108 61
J. T. Hancock Est., Sub. Min. lot
158, lot 6 71 44
Aug 9-1t
39 67
40 43
NOTICE.
Public notice is hereby given that at
the session of the City Council of the
City f Dubuque, held on the 4th day of
August, 1904, the following Special As-
sessments were levied on the real estate
herein after described, and that in case
of failure to pay the one-seventh part
within the time prescribed by the Ordi-
nance governing same, all will become
delinquent and subject to c4;1:e:_•amr by
distress and sale.
H. BRINKMAN.
City Treasurer.
For construction of Sanitary Sewer in
White Street:
M. Scheidecker Est.. L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., W 110 ft. lot 34$ 20 16
Regina Sand, L. H. Langworthy's 714
Add., E 50 ft. lot 34
Regina Sand, L. H. Langworthy's
Add., E 50 ft., S 1F lot 33 3 54
M. Scheidecker Est., L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., W 110 ft., S lot 33 10 0`1
M. Scheidecker Est., L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., N. W. 30x80 ft, 7
lot 33
94
Nic Lentz, L. H. Langworthy's 5
Add., N E 30x20 ft. lot 33
35
F. J. Stoltz, L. H. Langworthy's 86
Add., N 2 ft. lot 33
F. J. Stoltz, L. H. Langworthy's
Add., S 1/2 lot 32 13 6n
Louis Witter, L. H. Langworthy's
Add., N 1/2 lot 32 13 65
C. Lukas, L. H. Langworthy's 3•(
Add., lot 31
E. Lembke. L. H. Langworthy's 15 88
Add., W 1/2 lot 30
S. Lembke, L. H. Langworthy's 1142
Add., E 1/2 lot 30
F. Woodrich Est., L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 29 27 39
F. Woodrich Est., L. H. Lang-
worthy's30 Add., lot 28
206
Official Notices
Peter Nicks, L. H. Langworthy's
Add., lot 27
Peter Nicks, L. H. Langworthy's
Add., lot 26
Peter Nicks, L. H. Langworthy's
Add., S 10 1/4 lot 25
R. Flick, L. H. Langworthy's Add,
N E 1/4 lot 25
Nic Herman, L. H. Langworthy's
Add., \V Y2 lot 25
Martha Zinn., L. H. Langworthy's
Add., lot 24a
W. O. Buesch, L. H. Langworthy's
Add., lot 23a
Anna M. Mayer, L. H. Langworthy's
Add., S F. 14 lot 22a
Minnie Schaefer, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., N E 114 lot 22a
Minnie Schaefer, L. H. Lang-
worthy'= Add., W 1/4 lot 22a
Casmier Frommelt, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., W 1/4 lot 21a
M. Frommelt, L. H. Langworthy's
Add., E 14 lot 21a
P. Ginter, L. H. Langworthy's Add,
\V 70 ft. lot 20a
Jos. Dietl, L. H. Langworthy's
Add.. E 90 ft. lot 20a
F. Fosselman. L. H. Langworthy's
Add.. S 2 ft. lot 24
F. Fosselman. I. H. Langworthy's
Add. N lot _;
Aug. , L. H. Langworthy's
Add., S 1/2 lot 23
H. C. Knoernschild, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot
Marg. Meuser, L. H. Langworthy's
Add., N ?4 lot 21
Sophia Knoernshcild, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add.. S 1/4 lot 21
P. H. E. Sommerfield, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., N 1/2 lot 20
Chas. Hollnagle, L. H. Lang-
worthys' Add., S 111 lot 20
Chas. Holinagle, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add.. lot 19
Chas. Holinagle, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., N 112 lot 18
Alois Frommelt. L. H. Langworthy's
Add., S 1,4 lot 13
Alois Frommelt, L. H. Langworthy's
Add.. N 114 lot 16p
P. E. Spahn Est., L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., N /, S Z lot 16p
John Spahn, L. H. Langworthy's
Add., S 112, S 31 lot 16p
Peter Nicks, L. H. Langworthy's
Add., lot 14n
Eliza Nicks Est., L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 121
H. Zernecke, L. H. Langworthy's
Add., N 1/4 lot 10j
C. J. and J. A. Peryon, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., S / lot 10j
J. B. Meyer, L. H. Langworthy's
Add., N 1/2 lot 8h
John Stieber, L. H. Langworthy's
Add., S 1,¢ lot 8h
Lena Smith, Sub. 1 of 6f, L. H
Langworthy's Add., lot 1
Eliza Froehlich, Sub. 1 of Of, L. H.
Langworthy's Add., lot 2
Dorotha Klein, Sub. 6f, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 2
Dorothy Klein, L. H. Langworthy'
Add., lot 4d
Mathilda Specht, L H. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 2b
Aug 10-1t
27 34
27 3u
5 71
57l
15 33
27 30
27 31'
5 71
5 71
15 f8
15 1'8
11 42
130
13 40
37
5 a
595
11 lie
5 95
5 95
5 95
5 95
11 90 ,
5 95
5 95
6 51
10 23
10 23
27 33
27 30
13 63
1314
13 17
13 65
6 71
6 96
13 65
s
27 3u
27 30
LIST Lf CITY WARRANTS
City Recorder's Office,
Dubuque, Ia., August 1st, 1904.
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil of Dubuque:
Gentlemen:—The following is a com-
plete list of warrants issued by me on
various funds during the month of July,
1904:
Expense $3,182.68
Road—First District 2,137.34
Second District 1,776.57
Third District 754.18
Fire 2,618.75
Police 2,254.35
Sewerage 421.00
Printing 269.35
Engineer 209.12
Street Lighting 2.1145.77
interest 501,45
Board of Health 492.90
Bee Branch 3.456.65
Special Bonded Aassessment 3.212.15
Mount Carmel Ave. Grading 29.00
Sidewalk Repairing 158.50
Special Sewer Fund 1.000.25
Loan 9.10.00
I.ibr:u•y
I Iii'! elty ,•' rtil'y th:
elicit Iixi of \o.t .
On carious I'tuuls during the month
July. 1904. C. F. ARENDT,
0-2:2-1t City Recorder.
NOTICE TO SEWER CON'rRACTc1Rs
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the City Recorder until 7:3u
o'clock p. m.. Thursday, Aug. 1Sth. 1904,
for the construction of a Storm Water
Sewer in Walnut Street. from Vest
Eleventh Street to Julien Avenue, accord-
ing to the plans and specifications p,e-
pared by the City Engineer and now on
file in the office of the City Recorder.
It is estimated by the City Engineer
that it will require 20 lineal feet of 12 -
Inch Tile Pipe, 145 feet 18 -inch and 250
inch Tile Pipe, 145 feet 18 -inch and `150
feet of 20 -inch Tile Pipe and 2 manholes.
The work to be paid for when said work
is completed and accepted by the CIty
Council, the same to be completed on or
before the 1st day of October, 1904.
Bidders must state price per lineal foot
for Tile Pipe, and each manhole. All
bids must be accompanied by a certified
check for $50.00 on some Dubuque bank.
as a guarantee that a contract will he en-
tered into if awarded.
The City reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Dated at Dubuque, Aug. 10th, 1904.
C. F. ARENDT.
8-10-2t City Recorder.
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.
The City Council of the City of Du-
buque requests that Architects submit
sketches for a two story brick Engine
House to be erected on the northeast
corner of Reed and Rhomberg avenues.
The building to cost about $2,700.00.
Said sketches to be filed in the office
of the City Recorder on or before 4
o'clock p. m., Aug. 26th, 1904.
C. F. ARENDT.
8-22-3t City Recorder.
Official Notices.
'107.
SIDEWALK NOTICE.
Resdlved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque, That a Sidewalk six
feet wide, of good brick or cement, be,
within 30 days of this notice, constructed
and laid in conformity with the ordinance
in relation to sidewalks, on the west side
of Couler Avenue, between Twenty-sev-
enth Street and Millville Road, abutting
lot 13, West's Add., owned by D. A.
Gehrig, at the expense of abutting prop-
erty.
Also, That a Sidewalk six feet wide,
of good two-inch plank, brick or cement,
be, within 30 days of this notice. con-
structed and laid in conformity with the
ordinance in relation to sidewalks, on the
south side of Julien Avenue, between
West Eighth Street and Air Hill Street,
abutting lots 1 and 2 of lot 19, City lot
703, owned by A. W. Kemler Est., at the
expense of abutting property.
Also, That a sidewalk six feet wide,
of good brick or cement, he. within 30
days of this notice, constructed and laid
in conformity with the ordinance in re-
lation to sidewalks, on the north side of
West Eleventh Street. between Walnut
Street and Race Street. abutting lot 13,
Cummings' Sub., owned by R. W. Kem-
ler, at the expense of the abutting prop-
erty.
Also. That a Sidewalk six feet wide, of
good brick or cement. he. within 10 clays
of this notice, constructed and laid in con-
formity with the ordinance in rein tion
to sidewalks, on the East side of Race
Street. between West Eleventh Street and
Rose Street, abutting lot 13. Cummings'
Sub., owned by R. W. Kemler, at the ex-
pense of abutting property.
Also. That a Sidewalk six feet wide, of
good brick or cement, be. within ...80 days
of this notice, constructed and laid in eon•
formity with the ordinance ide of n relation
tn
to sidewalks, on the west side of Bluft
Street. between Dodge Street and Em-
mett Street. abutting lot 2 of 1 of 598
City, owned by Thos. Rawson, at the ex-
pense of abutting property.
Passed by the City Council of the City
of Dubuque July 21st: F 4.ARENDT.
8-1-1t City Recorder.
Pipe Sanitary Sewer in Booth Street,
from center of Dodge Street to the cen-
ter of West Fifth Street; also easterly
in West Third Street, from center of
Booth Street to the center of Nevada
Street, thence northerly in said Nevada
Street to the alley first south of \Vest
Fifth Street, in accordance with Plaits
and Specifications prepared by the City
Engineer and now on file in the office
of the City Recorder.
It is estimated by the City Engineer
that it will require 2751 lineal feet of 8 -
inch Tile Pipe and 10 Manholes.
Bidders must state price per lineal foot
for tile pipe, also the price for each man-
hole.
The work to be completed on or before
November 1st, 1904, and shall be paid for
when said work is completed and accept-
ed by the City Council.
All bids must be accompanied by a cer-
tified chock of $50.00 on some Dubuque
bank as a guarantee that a contract will
be entered into if awarded.
The city reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Dated Dubuque, Aug. 22nd, 1904.
C. F. ARENDT,
S -22-3t City Recorder.
NOTICE TO SEWER CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
ffire of the City Recorder until 7:30
lock p. m. Thursday, Aug. 18th. 1904.
for the construction of a Storm Water
Stone Box Sewer. in Fifteenth Street,
from West line of alley east of Cedar
Street to West curb line of Sycamore:
Street.
It is estimated by the City Engineer,
that it will require 130 lineal feet of stone
box sewer.
Bidders must state price per lineal foot
for Sewer, all bids must be ace .mpaniad
by a certified check of $50.00 on some Du-
buque bank, as a guarantee that a con-
tract will be entered into if awarded.
The City reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Dated at Dubuque, C.Aug. ARI. 1904.
ENDT.
8 -10 -Qt
City Recorder.
____
NOTICE TO SEWER CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the City Recorder until 7:30
o'clock p. m. Thursday, Sept. 1st, 1901,
for the construction of an 8 -inch Tile
NOTICE TO JEWELERS.
Sealed proposals will be received at my
office up to 7:30 o'clock p. m. Aug. 25th
1904, for repairing, cleaning and oiling flu.
Town Clock, also taking care of and
winding said clock for one year.
Bidders must state the price for repairy
ing, cleaning and oiling and furnishing
all material, also the price per year for
taking care of and furnishing all material
that may be required to keep said clock
in complete running order for one year
from Sept. 1st, 1904, to Sept. 1st, 1905.
The city reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
C. F. ARENDT,
S -22-3t City Recorder.
NOTICE
OF THE CITY Ct1UNCIL'S INTEN]'in>.
TO CONSTRUCT AN 8 -INCL[ T I.15
PIPE SANITARY SE\VER IN BOOTH
STREET, FROM CENTER OF WEST
THIRD STREET TO'THE CENTER OF
WEST FIFTH STREET.
To All Whom It May Concern:
You and each of you are hereby noti-
fied that it is the intention of the City
Council of the City of Dubuque to con-
struct an 8 -inch tile pipe sanitary sewer
in Booth Street. from center of \\'. st
Third Street to the center of West Fifth
Street.
That a plat and specification of said
proposed sewer is now on file in the of-
fice of the City Recorder.
It is estimated by the City Engineer
that said sewer will be 838 lineal feet in
length. including 2 manholes,
a d wll
$;$.M.01,cost the abutting property
in total.
Any persons having objections to the
construction of said sanitary sewer :n•e
hereby notified to appear In person be-
t
fore the
August 18th, 1904, Council a orito file ts trinr
es-
siwrit-
ing their objections with the C'Ity Re-
corder on or before August 718th.oth. 119)4.
Dated at Dubuque, Aug.
C. F. ARENDT,
8-10-3t City Recorder.
I
Regular Session Sept. 1, 1904.
209
CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Session September 1st. 1904.
(Official.)
Council met at 8:20 o'clock P. M.
Mayor Berg in the chair.
Present—Aids. Clancy, Corrance,
Lyons and Needham.
Absent—Aids. Frith, Jones and
Stumpf.
Ald. Corrance moved that the coun-
cil proceedings for the month of
August be approved as printed. Car-
ried.
BILLS.
The following bills were ordered
paid:
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co
hose and couplings. Jackson
and Washington Parks $ 32 85
Klauer & Kress, cups and
chains. City Hall 2 25
Union Printing Co., blank
weighers' books 76 00
Union Printing Co.. nomination
blanks for election
F. P. Hayes, board of prisoners
for August
J. W. Wittmer. drugs and sup-
plies, City Hall
M. S. Hardie, blank stationery
Treasurer's office
J. Heil. repairing patrol boxes
P. Breithaupt, plumbing, Jack-
son Park
W. \yard. hauling. Jackson
Park ••
G. Holl. locks and keys. City
Hall
G. Gmehle, collecting back
taxes
Mullen Bros., repairing foun-
tam. Seminary street .
Pape & Walter. repairing foun-
tam on Kauffman avenue
C. H. Becker Co.. lanterns for
Road department
Key City Roofing Co., sewer
pipe for Road department
T. J. NIulgrew, cement. for
Road department
J. Heck, rock for Road depart-
ment
Pitts -.Thompson Foundry Co
manhole covers and rings for
Road department
Eagle Point Lime Works, ce-
ment for Road department ..
Dubuque \Voodenware & Lum-
ber Co.. lumber for Road de-
partment
Linehan & Molo, white waste
for steam roller . • • •
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co..
hose for steal* roller • •
W. Marshall. repairs on steam
roller " •
Dubuque Boat & Boiler Works,
repairs on steam roller ......
6 50
6 20
105
4 50
8 03
13.5
75
4 70
35 00
4 45
6 6o
12 78
4 50
50
W. Gere,- use of jack screws is
moving rock crusher
J. Agnew, rent of building for
use of rock crusher
J. Nagle, brick paving over
sewer on Julien avenue
Wunderlich & \\'iederhnit, horse
shoeing, Fire department 5 00
C. H. Becker Co.. lantern
globes, Fire department
Kannolt & Powers, horse shoe-
ing, Fire department
4 25
I 20
4 50
7 50
4 32
50
28 90
Mullen Bros., plumbing at Cen-
tral engine house
Smith -Morgan Printing Co
printing August pamphlets 16 55
J. Butt, repairs for Road Dept
J. Butt, repairs for Sewer Dept 4 6o
J. Butt, repairs for Sprinkling
Dept
F. Schloz & Son, repairs for
Sprinkling Dept
F. Schloz & Son, repairs for
Road Dept 2 65
F. Schloz & Son, repairs for
Sewer Dept 2 95
A. A. Brown, repairs for Road
Dept
Ott, Meuser & Co., lumber for
Road Dept 73 05
Ott, Meuser & Co., shavings for
Fire Dept 5 25
E. Vey, oil for Rock Crusher85
P. Pier, coal for Steam Roller
and Rock Crusher 117 90
P. Pier, I load rattlings for Fire
Dept 3 25
Martin & Strelau, moving Rock
Crusher to Couler Ave 12 00
Eichhorn & Bechtel, bran for
Fire Dept i 25
Eichhorn & Bechtel, groceries
and supplies, Matron's Dept5 70
Key City Gas Co., gas for var-
ious Depts 68
Key City Gas Co., coke for Fire i8 So
Dept
Key City Gas Co.. gas arcs, 00
Central Engine house
L. Lindenberg. i sprayer for
50
Jackson Park
L Lindenberg, nails for Road 7
Dept
Klauer & Kress. knives and to
forks for Matron Dept
G. H. Davis & Co.. dishes for
6o
Matron Dept
J. W. Wittmer, drugs and sup- 2 85
plies for Police Dept
T. Connolly Est., i new Patrol
450
00
Wagon
J. Huffmeier, hauling at Patrol
House
Tower & Lyon Co., gilt buttons
for Police Dept 4 22
G. W. Healey & Son, new tools
for Sewer Dept
Smith -Morgan Printing Co.. of- 20 10
ficial printing for July..... • •
Telegraph -Herald, official print- 57
88
ing for July
Telegraph -Herald. ti copies
new City Directories.........
90
5 00
40 45
9 70
t o
350
57 76
150
I 75
to 80
25
t 50
2 00
55 00
210
Regular Session Sept. , 1904.
•
National Demokrat, official
printing for August
Klauer & Kress. 1 hand ax for
Engineer's Dept
Union Printing Co.. health re-
ports for January. February,
March and April
T. E. Frith. removing garharge
and dead animals 404 45
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co,
couplers for Sprinkling Dept.
T. J. Mulgrew. cement and sew-
er pipe for Bee Branch Dept.
Linehan & Molo. sewer pipe for
Bee Branch Dept
Klauer & Kress, oil can for
Sidewalk Dept
Morrison Bros., repairs for
Sprinkling Dent print-
ingSocialist Pub. Co., t16 to
Finance reports for 1903..
A. R. Knights, 1 star for Police
Dent
F. Burns, shavings at Patrol
House
F. Burns, pine wood steam
roller
Union Electric Co., arc lamps
for August 2061 95
Diamond Jo Line steamers, as-
phaltum for Road Dept
G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for
Fire Dept
G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for
Road Dept
G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for
rock crusher
G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for
Springling Dept
\[ullin & Papin, plumbing at
City Hall
H. T. Hagerty. veterinary ser-
vices for Fire and Police
Patrol Depts
H. J. Hagerty, hospital fees for
horse Fire Dept
Palmer, Berg & Co., abstract in
case of Florence Farrell vs
City
Palmer, Berg & Co., abstract in
case of Lath. Sheridan vs.
City
Palmer, Berg & Co., blank
stationery and blank hooks
for various departments
W. Foster. inspector on San-
ford street sewer
J. Berwanger, rock for Road
department ...... .. ....
Brown & Brown, rock for Road
department . ...... ....
P. I -Torch, rock for Road de
partment
Jno. Fury, rock for Road
department
Brown & Brown, estimate on
storm water sewer in Sanford
street
J. Noonan, estimate on storm
water sewer in Walnut street
Gus I.ear. horse shoeing for
Fire and Road departments.
J. Street. final estimate con-
structing sewer in Alpine
street
25 00 O'Farrell & Street. final esti-
mate for improving Lincoln
140 avenue
O'Farrell & Street, final esti-
mate for improving Raymond
20 00 Place
5 00
55 65
6 55
25
400
2 50
7 00
2 25
3 00
I 17
6 60
23 90
6 oo
98 00
63 00
69
20 00
46 0.
15 00
49 75
46 PC
923 Co
405 0.1
4 -c
70 6o
Si 61
33 02
The following bills were referred:
Nutwood Livery Co., livery
hire for Memorial Day pa=
rade 4 co
On motion referred back to Nut -
wood Livery Co., and they to present
said bill to the Memorial Day commit-
tee.
Dubuque Brewing & Malting
Co., to repairs on electric mo-
tor truck No. 2 10 00
On motion referred to committee on
Claims and City Attorney.
Brown & Brown—
To City of Dubuque, Dr.
To ,3o lineal feet of 18 -inch tile
pipe at 55c ; t6 5o
On motion referred to City Engi-
neer for collection.
Iowa Telephone Co.—
To City of Dubuque. Dr.
To repairs on steam roller,
damaged by Telephone Co's.$ 3 50
wires ..
On motion referred to the City At-
torney for collection.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICA-
TIONS.
Petition of Jno. Leicht, asking that
double assessment for improving Gar-
field Avenue from Ann to Dock Ave-
nues, as levied against lots 9, to, II, 12,
and 13. McCraney's First Add., be or-
dered canceled.
On motion referred to committee on
Streets.
Petition of J. F. Burns et al., asking
for the drainage and removal of stag-
nant water on lots 9, to and it of sub.
min. lot 79.
On motion referred to Street com-
mittee and City Engineer.
Petition of Thos. Hill. asking for the
removal of telegraph pole located on
sidewalk abutting lot 53, in S. M. Lang -
worthy's Add., situated at S. E. corner
of Booth Street and Julien Avenue.
On motion referred to Street com-
mittee and City Electrician.
Petition of Louisa Schwartz, asking
for the cancellation of the assessment
on lots 7 and 9, in Marsh's Dubuque
No. 2. lot 6. Kringle's sub., and lot
6 "A" in Quigley's sub., was on mo-
tion referred to the Delinquent Tax
committee.
Petition of Iowa ?elephone Co., in
relation to reduction of taxes, was on
motion referred to City Attorney and
City Assessor.
Regular Session Sept. 1, 1904.
Petition of the Mississippi River Im-
provement Association, asking that
$300.00 be paid to defray expenses in
entertaining the Rivers and Harbors
committee while on its trip of inspec-
tion down the river.
On motion referred to committee of
the Whole.
Petitions of Otto W. Gieger et al.,
and others protesting against locating
new Fire Engine House at corner of
Rhomberg and Reed Avenues, also
asking that said Engine House be lo-
cated at he corner of Rhomberg and
Windsor Avenues.
Aid. Corrance moved to suspend the
rules for the purpose of hearing from
some of the residents protesting against
locating said Engine House at the Cor.
of Rhomberg and Reed Ayes. Carried.
Mr. \Vnh. Neumeister addressed the
Council, protesting against said loca-
tion and urged the Council to locate
said Engine House at the corner of
Rhomberg and Windsor Avenues.
On motion the remonstrance was re-
ferred to the committee of the Whole.
Ald. Lyons moved that a warrant he
ordered drawn for J. J. McCarthy to
the amount of $1,000.00 for the pay-
ment of lots 36 and 37 in McCraney's
First Add.
Unanimously carried.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
City Treasurer Brinkman. reFort'd
-.s follows:
To the Hon. Mayor and City Council:
Gentlemen:—Below you will find
statement of amounts advanced by me
during the past month, for which
please order warrants drawn in my fa-
vor:
Excavation permits redeemed.$ 90 00
Interest paid on warrants out-
standing
New York Exchange—expense
Postage
Amendment references Thir-
teenth General Assembly
Refunded regular tax
Improvement of alley, city
property
Improvement of Iowa Street,
city property. from special
bonded paving fund 433 39
Improvement of Iowa Street,
city property. from special 52
bonded paving fund 298
$1861 31
Library orders paid • 677 -14
I also received $10,630.00 money bor-
rowed from different parties. Please
order loan warrants drawn in their
favor. R espectfully,
—H. Brinknutn,
Treasurer.
On motion the report was receieed
and warrants ordered drawn to pay
rt
the various amounts. and the rel
97-45
7 00
10
100
15 95
;7 60
211
referred back to the Committee on
Finance.
City Auditor Hoffman reported a<
follows:
To the Hon. Mayor and City Council:
Gentlemen:—Herewith find my re-
port for the month of August, 1904.
showing the receipts and disbursements
for the month:
Cash on hand Aug. 1st, 1904..$ 7.857,17
RECEI PTS.
Receipts from all sources.... 32,1 12.29
839,969.4(7
DTSBURSEM ENTS.
Warrants redeemed .822.851.68 -
Coupons redeemed .. 0,018.00
Improvement bonds redeemed 1,050.00
$31,419.68
Cash on hand Sept. 1st, 1904 8,540.78
The above cash balance includes the
Improvement Bond Fund, improvc-
ment Pond Interest Fund, Sprinkliu
and Library Fund balances.
Also report that there is due the City
Officers for the month of July. 1904,
$2.6;8.a;.
Also the following is a record of all
Interest Coupons and Bonds red:ein-
ed by the City Treasurer during the
past month and credited to him:
Regular Bond Coupons $6.715.30
Improvement Bond Coupons.. 202.50
.$ 6,918.00
Improvement Bond Redeemed 1,650.00
The following list shows the Appro-
priations and the amount of Warrants
drawn on each Fund since the begin-
ning of the fiscal year, beginning
March 1st, 1904, to Sept. 1st, 1904:
Appropriation. Expended.
Expense $10.000 $15,913.63
Road—First District 16,000
Second District 20,000
Third District 9,000
38,000
25,000
5.000
2.500
2.500
25,000
42,000
4,500
4,000
8,500
Fire
Police
Sewerage
Printing
Engineer
Street Lighting
Interest
Board of Health
Grading
Bee Branch
Special Bonded Paving... 2000 1,11.50
Judgment
Special Bonded Debt In -
4,000
n 1,p 10 1,598.00
terest
.Alt. Carmel Ave. Grading1.000 91.10
Sidewalk Repairing 1,1100
Special Sewer Fund 3.000
3,513..3),
Grading Bluff Street Ex-
tension and Villa Street 1.000
Fifth Ward Engine house 4,000
Total appropriation $268,019)
Respectfully,
—F. B. Hoffman,
Auditor.
On notion the report was received
and warrants ordered drawn to pay
thc
City Officers and the report referred
back to the committee on Finance.
11.175.52
15.383.63
5,839.14
13.696.30
11,355.91
1,992.50
795.60
1.026.29
10,212.15
1,731.40
61.91
7,165.: 5
212 Regular Session Sept. 1, 1904.
Fire Chief Reinfried reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: The following is the
pay roll of the Fire Department for
the month of August, 1904: $z z65.10
Amount due Firemen
—J. R. Reinfried, Chief.
On motion the report was received
and warrants ordered drawn to pay the
Firemen and the report referred back
to the committee on Fire.
Chief of Police Reilly reported as
follows:
1 o the Honorable Mayor and City
Coucil:
Gentlemen: I herewith submit the
Police Report for the month of Au-
gust, 1904:
Total arrests for the month 106
Residents arrested 40
Doors found open 20
Defective lights 33
Lodgers harbored 13
Meals furnished 31
Cost of food $6.20
Poundmasters' receipts $1.00
Fines violating ordinance $5.00
Patrol calls 82
Mies traveled 149
Also the pay roll for the Policemen
for the month of August, 1904:
Amount due Policemen $2,126.00
t_ n motion the report and pay roll
were received, and warrants ordered
drawn to pay the Policemen, • and the
report referred back to the committee
on Police.
City Engineer Boyce reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: I herewith submit my
pay roll for labor on streets in the dif-
ferent districts during the last half of
August, 1904:
Amount due
Streets
Laborers on
$2,359.50
Respectfully submitted,
—James H. Boyce,
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
Also submit my pay roll for labor on
Sewers during he last half of August,
1904:
Amount
ers
due Laborers on Sew -
$204.20
Respectfully submitted,
—James H. Boyce.
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Sewers.
Also submit my pay roll for labor on
Special Sewers during the last half of
August, 1904:
Amount due Laborers $16.20
Respectfully submitted,
—James H. Boyce,
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
Also submit my pay roll for grading
on Bluff Street Extension for the last
half of August, 1904:
Amount due Laborers $83.00
Respectfully submitted,
—James H. Boyce,
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
On motion the pay rolls for Streets.
Sewers and grading Bluff Street Ex-
tension were received and warrants or-
dered drawn to pay the various
amounts and the pay rolls referred
back to the proper committees.
City Electrician Hipman reported as
follows:
To 'the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen:—I herewith submit my
report of Defective Lights for the
month of August, 1904. I find from
the reports of the Police Department
that the total hours that 33 Lamps
failed to burn would equal I 1-3 Lamps
for one month, or $7.20.
On motion the report was received
and the City Auditor instructed to de-
duct from the Union Electric Co.'s
bill for the month of August the sum
of $7.20.
City Attorney Kintzinger reported
as follows:
To the Hon. Mayor and City Council:
Gentlemen: Herewith attached please
find Abstract of Title to Lots Nos. 36
and 37 in T. McCraney's Addition. Al-
so deed of J. J. McCarthy and wife for
said lots. I have examined the same
and find the title to be perfect in J. J.
McCarthy. I therefore report that
the deed is ready for acceptance by the
Council. •
Ald. Corrance moved that said deed
be accepted and the City Recorder in-
structed to have the same properly re-
corded. Carried.
City Attorney Kintzinger also re-
ported as follows:
I herewith submit my report on the
foregoing statement of Supreme Court
costs in case of G. Schnee, Admr.,
vs. City of Dubuque, amounting to
$11.1c. 1 find same correct and there-
fore recommend that a warrant be or-
dered drawn for said amount.
On motion a warrant was ordered
drawn in favor of John C. Crockett,
Clerk of the Supreme Court, for $13.35.
City Attorney Kintzinger also re-
ported as follows:
I herewith submit you a plat of the
property conveyed to the City by
Tohn Parker for a roadway, together
with a warranty deed of said property
from Mr. Parker. The plat has been
properly dedicated by the owner. 1
find the title of the property to be in
Mr. Parker, and I would further report
that the deed is ready for acceptance
by the Council.
Regular Session Sept. 1, 1904.
213
Ald. Corrance moved that said deed
and plat be accepted and the City Re-
corder instructed to have the same
properly recorded, also that a warrant
be drawn in favor of the Mayor for
$25o.00 to settle for said strip of
ground. Carried.
City Engineer Boyce reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: Attached please find
Treasurer's receipts Nos. 690 and 691
for $134.00.
No. 691—L E. Meyers Co., use
of Steam Roller for July and
20 days in August $125.00
No. 690—Matt. Clancy, t M
Paving Brick $ 14.0o
Total $139.00
Respectfully,
—James H. Boyce.
City Engineer.
On rpotion the report was received
and filed.
City Engineer Boyce also reported
as follows:
Attached please find statement of ma-
cadam measured Sept. 1st. 1904, and
the amount due for same.
Total amount due $777.45
On notion the report was received
and warrants ordered drawn to pay the
various amounts.
J. H. Weimer, County Auditor, pre-
sented statements of the assessments
and valuations of Railroads, Express
Companies, Telegraph and Telephone
lines in the City of Dubuque, as fixed
by the Executive Council and the
Board of Supervisors of Dubuque
county for the year 1904 and were on
motion referred to the Board of Equal-
ization and City Assessor.
The following Weighmasters' and
Wood Measurers' receipts were re-
ferred to the committee on Markets:
Frank P. Hayes—City Hall re-
ceipts 26.00
T. Faherty—First Ward Scale re-
ceipts 4.97
R. Hay—Eighth Street scale re-
ceipts
Louisa Pitschner—West
buque Scale receipts
Mrs. C. Deckert—Rhomberg Ave.
Scale receipts
C. W. Katz—Woodmeasurer's re-
ceipts
The Mayor stated to the Council that
he wished at the next meeting of the
committee of the Whole to call their
attention to the condition of the differ-
ent
Funds and
ke some
proviis on nmto
to make them during the
year.
On motion bids for taking care of
Du -
I.61
2.I2
2.07
1.05
Town Clock were ordered opened:
Bids as follows:
W. W. Wormood, per year ....$144.00
). P. Buechele & Co., per year.. 125.o.)
On motion the contract was award-
ed to J. P. Buechele & Co., they be-
ing the lowest bidder.
Also for construction of a sanitary
sewer in Booth. West Third and Ne-
vada Streets to center of West Fifth
Street. were ordered opened.
Bids in total as follows:
Street. Steuck & Linehan
Jas. Noonan
O'Farrell & McNamara
Jas. Hird 1,506.70
Mr. J. Hird being the lowest bidder
was awarded the contract and bond
fixed at $200.00.
$1,923.09
1,893.09
1,708.03
Ald. Lyons moved that Michael
O'Meara be appointed inspector on
Booth, West Third and Nevada
Streets sewer. Carried.
REPORTS OF STANDING COM-
MITTEES.
Ald. Corrance, chairman of the Com-
mittee on Claims. reported as follows:
To the Hon. Mayor and City Council:
Gentlemen:—The undersigned Com-
mittee on Claims and City Attorney,
respectfully report that there is an ac-
tion now pending in District Court, en-
• titled Chas. B. Palmer, Plaintiff. vs.
City of Dubuque, Defendant, in which
the plaintiff sues the City for $5o.00
for damages done to plaintiff's horse,
wagon and harness, through backing
over a retaining wall on Seminary
Street. in which the City failed to
maintain a barrier or railing. We
have investigated the facts in this case
and have been able to get a proposi-
tion
roposition of settlement from the plaintiff by
paying him the sum of $25.00 in full
for his damages. We would respect-
fully recommend that that sum be paid
in settlement of this case, and that
an order be drawn in favor of the
Mayor for the sum to settle the same.
—H. Corrance,
Chairman Committee on Claims.
On motion the report was adopted.
Ald. Corrance of the Street commit•
tee reported as follows:
Your committee on Streets, to whom
was referred the petition of Henry
Kiene, asking that an accompanying
plat of Columbia Addition be approved.
would respectfully recommend that the
prayer of the petitioner be granted and
that the proper resolution be adopted.
—E. E. Frith, Chairman.
Ald. Corrance moved to adopt the
report. Carried.
,Whereupon Ald. Corrance offered
the following, which was adopted:
Be It Resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque: That the plat
214
Regular Session Sept. 1, 1904.
of Columbia Addition, a subdivision of
Lot i of I, of 2 of 7 of Mineral Lot 45.
and of Lot 2 of I. of 2 of 7 of Mineral
Lot 45, and of .Lot I of 2 of 2 of 7 of
Mineral Lot 45 and of Lot I of 7 of
Mineral Lot 45, and of Lot 2 of I of
Mineral Lot 31, in the City
of Du-
buque,hIowa, be approved, and
e
Mayor and Recorder of the city be and
are hereby directed to make proper
certification of this resolution in order
that the same may be properly re-
corded.
Aid: Clancy of the Sprinkling com-
mittee reported as follows:
• 'Your committee on Sprinkling. to
whom was referred the bill of John
Newman & Son for 75e for repairs on
Sprinkling Wagons, would recommend
that a warrant be ordered drawn on
the City Treasurer•in settlement of the
claim.
Also, your committee on Sprinkling,
to whom was referred the bill of Geo.
Ragatz & Son for $2.36 for repairs on
Sprinkling Wagons, would recommend
that a warrant in said amount be or-
dered drawn on the City Treasurer in
settlement of the claim.
Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the re-
ports of the committee on Sprinkling.
Carried.
Ald. Clancy of the committee of the
Whole reported as follows:
Your committee of the Whole, to
whom was referred the petition of C.
A. Voelker, in relation to special as-
sessments levied against Lot 186 in
Woodlawn Park Addition, for the im-
provement of Auburn and Delaware
Avenues, and also against Lots 114
and 115, Mechanic's Addition, for the
improvement of Leibnitz Street. would
recommend that the prayer of the pe-
titioner be granted in so far as sail
petition relates to said Lot 186, Wood -
lawn Park Add.. provided that the mat-
ter be adjusted within thirty days from
the adoption of this report. but that the
assessments against Lots 114 and 11 .
Mechanic's Add., be allowed to remain
as charged.
Also, your committee of the Whole.
to whom was referred the petition of
the Eagle Point Boat House Co., ask-
ing that it be granted the exclusive
privilege of operating a ferry between
Eagle Point and Kimbel's Park, would
recommend that said petition be re-
ceived and filed.
Also, your committee of the Whole.
to whom was referred the petition of
the Hagge & Fox Mfg. Co.. asking
that the City Council order the taxes
canceled on Lots 134 and 135. Glendale
Add., No. 2. for the years 1902 and
1903, because its plant had been de-
stroyed by fire, would respectfully re-
port that said plant was in operation
during said entire period, and would
recommend therefor that said petition
be received and filed. We would
further recommend that in accordance
with an agreement had with said com-
pany of record, the City Treasurer be
instructed to accept taxes on said lots,
including improvements and machinery
thereon, on a basis of $750.00 in full
for the years 1902 and 1903.
Also your Committee of the Whole,
to whom was referred the petition of
Messrs. M. M. Walker, H. E. Tredway,
F. J. Piekenbrock and John Deery,
asking the sum of Six Hundred Dollars
be appropriated by the City. of
Dubuque's share of the expense • of
furnishing a steamboat to transport the
River and Harbor Commissioners
from St. Paul to St. Louis, and also
to entertain them while in the city,
would recommend that the City Coun-
cil in conjunction with the. three dele-
gates to the Upper Mississippi . River
Improvement Convention, entertain
said Commission while in the city, and
that Dubuque's share of the expense
for furnishing the steamer be paid up-
on the presentation of vouchers from
the proper officers of the Upper Mis-
sissippi River Improvement Associa-
tion, showing in detail the actual ex-
pense incurred. —C. H. Berg,
Chairman Pro Tem.
Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the var-
ious reports- of the Committee of the
Whole. Carried.
RESOLUTIONS.
Alderman Corrance offered the fol-
lowing:
Whereas, a number of the improve-
ment bonds issued to defray the ex-
pense of certain streets and other im-
provements made along and in front of
the abutting property benefited there-
by have become, or will become clue in
the course of this. year, and whereas,
said bonds were originally issued in
denominations of one thousand dollars,
and whereas, bonds of this denomina-
tion have proven themselves to be both
inconvenient and uneconomical for the
City, as it is impossible to call in
these bonds until the full amount of
their face has been collected from the
abutter, and as it often happens that
large amounts, hut less than one thou-
sand dollars accumulates in the bands
of the treasurer and must be held by
him, and cannot be. utilized, therefore
be it
Resolved. That under and by virtue -
of the ordinance of the City of Du-
buque and the powers conferred upon'
said City by Sections 848 and 849,
Chapter 8, Title V, Code of• Iowa of
1897, certain bonds hereinafter men-
tioned be refunded, and a series of
bonds of a denomination of Five Hun-
dred Dollars each be issued to refund
these. The bonds to he refunded are
described as follows: Bonds num
Regular Session Sept.. 1, 1904.
bered 78, 79, 8o, 8t, 82, 83 84 and 85,
dated September r, 1897, and bond
number 86, dated January 1, 1898,
amounting to Nine Thousand Dollars.
Of this amount Seven Thousand Dol-
lars are to be refunded, and the bal-
ance Haid for from funds now in the
hands of the City Treasurer. The re-
funding bonds to be numbered 271, 272,
273, 274. 275. 276, 277, 278, 279, 28o, 281,
282, 283 and 284, hearing elate of Sep-
tember I, 1904, each of a denomination
of Five Hundred Dollars. hearing in-
terest at the rate of five per cent. her
annum, payable semi-annually. The
bonds to be payable seven years from
date, or at any time before, at the op-
tion of the city. Both principal and
interest to be payable at the office of
the City Treasurer at Dubuque, Iowa.
The bonds and coupons to be substan-
tially in the following form.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
State of Iowa. City of Dubuque.
No.
REFUNDING BOND.
$500.00
The City of Dubuque. in the State
of Iowa. for value received. promises
to pay to the bearer hereof, on the
1st clay of September, A. D., 1911, or
at any time before at the option of
the city. the sum of
FiVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
with interest thereon at the rate of five
per cent. per annum, payable semi-an-
nually on the 1st day of March and
the 1st clay of SeptemPer. on the pres-
entation and surrender of the interest
coupons hereto attached as they be-
come due. Both principal and inter-
ect of this bond are navable at the
office of the City Tread+ e'- at D+i-
huoue. Iowa. This bond is issued by
the City of Duhunne, under and by vir-
tue of Sections 848 and 840 of Chanter
8, Title V, of the Code of 1897 of the
State of Iowa, and payable as therein
provided. and in accordance with the
resolutions of the City Council of said
City passed on the 1st day of Septem-
ber. mai. This bond is one of a
series of fourteen bonds of like tenor,
date and amount. number8, ed 271. 272.
273
' 274,
and 28_t. and i77, s issued for the
242, 25z and
purpose of providing for the refund-
ing of certain bonds numbered 78. 79.
8o, St, 82, 83, 82 and 85, dated Septem-
ber T, 1897, and bond number 86. dated
January 1, 1898, issued to defray the
expense of certain improvements in,
upon and along certain streets and an
alley in said City of Dubuque. namely:
Sixteenth Street from Pine Street to
Sycamore Street. Hall Street from
Delhi Street to Grace Street. ',Vey
from West Third Street to ONeill
Street, between Edith Street and
Booth Street, Iowa Street from t Tnth
Street to Fourteenth Street, r
Glenn Oak Avenue. from \\ est Four-
teenth Street to Julien Avenue. Wood
Street from West Fourteenth Street
215
to the South line of Lot 4, Myrtle Ad-
dition, Alpine Street from Julien Ave-
nue to West Third Street, West Third
Street from College Avenue to Walsh
Street. Wood Street from South line
of Lot 4, Myrtle Addition to South
line of Mineral Lot 18o, Elm Street
from Twenty-sixth Street to Twenty-
seventh Street, Washington Street
from Twenty-sixth Street to Twenty-
seventh
wentyseventh Street, which cost is payable
by the abutting property benefited
thereby and by law a lien on said abut-
ting property, and is payable in seven
annual installments, with interest on
said deferred payments at the rate of
six her cent. her annum, and it is
hereby certified and recited that all the
;.cts, conditions and things required to
he done precedent to and in the issu-
ing of this bond have been properly
done, happened and performed in reg-
ular and due form, as required by law,
and for the payment hereof, both prin-
cipal and interest, the full faith and
credit of said City of Dubuque is ir-
revocably pledged, in accordance with
the said Sections 848 and 849, Chapter
8. Title V. of the Code of 1897, and the
resolutions of the City Council referred
to.
In Witness Whereof, the City of Du-
buque, by its City Council, has caused
this bond to be signed by its Mayor,
attested by its Recorder, with the seal
of the City affixed, and countersigned
by its Auditor, this 1st clay of Septem-
ber, 1904, and the interest coupons
hereto attached to be executed by the
facsimile signatures of the Mayor and
Recorder of said City of Dubuque, all
as of date of the 1st day of September,
1904.
Mayor of the City of Dubuque.
City Recorder.
FORM OF COUPON.
No.
On the day of
the City of Dubuque, Iowa, promises
to pay bearer as provided in said
bonds, the sum of Twelve Dollars and
Fifty Cents at the Office of the City
Treasurer, being six months' interest
due that clay on its refunding
No. , dated September 1st, 1904.
Ald, Corrance moved to adopt the
resolution. Carried unanimously.
Ald. Clancy moved to adjourn until
September 15th. Carried.
-C. Arendt,
City Recorder.
Regio 'der.
1905.
216 i Regular Session Sept. 15, 1904.
CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Session, September i5th, 1904.
(Official.)
Council met at 8:35 o'clock P. M.
Mayor Berg in the chair.
Present—Aids. Clancy, Corrance,
Frith, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Jones.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICA-
TIONS.
Petition of Dubuque & Wisconsin
Bridge Co., asking that the City Treas-
urer be instructed to cancel the taxes
for 1903 on Eagle Point Bridge.
On motion the petition was granted.
Petition of A. L. Rhomberg, asking
that the taxes against lots 64o and 641.
in East Dubuque No. 2 and Block 24,
in Railroad Add., be ordered canceled,
said lots being used for Detention Hos-
pital purposes only.
On motion was granted.
Petition of J. J. Quigley et al., asking
that a new sidewalk be ordered con-
structed on south side of St. Joseph
Street at or near intersection thereto
with Freemont Avenue, was on mo-
tion granted and Engineer instructed
to give proper grades.
Petition of Henry Michel et al., in
relation to placing an arc light at in-
tersection of Prospect and West Fifth
Streets, was on motion referred to
committee on Police and Light.
Petition and claim of P. J. Mulligan,
asking for personal damages for his
son, Edward, which happened on Aug-
ust 24th, 1904, while walking on south
side of George Street.
Also Original Notice, District Court,
of Rudolph Bernhard, claiming the
sum of $to,000.00 for personal damages
sustained by falling on defective side-
walk on east side of Kleine Street.
On motion both petitions and claims
were ordered referred to committee on
Claims and City Attorney.
Notices to redeem from Tax Sale of
certain property in city by Wm. Hint-
rager were on motion referred to the
City Attorney.
The following petitions were referred
to the committee of the Whole:
Petition of Chas. Anderson et al.,
protesting against paying special as-
sessment for constructing Sanitary
Sewer in north side of Dodge Street.
Also petition of John Cushing, ask-
ing for the cancellation of special as-
sessment for paving intersection of
Eighteenth and Couler Avenue.
Also petition of Dubuque Library
Trustees, asking that one-third of a
mill on the dollar of the taxable valu-
ation be appropriated for the year 1904
Also expense account for the Con-
gressional committee of Rivers and
Harbors.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
Mayor Berg reported that according
to the instructions of the City Council.
he had paid $25.00 to C. B. Palmer.
for injuries done to the delivery horse,
wagon and harness. heretofore belong-
ing to the firm of Palmer & Presley, by
reason of their backing over a retain-
ing wall on Seminary street. and pre-
sented a receipt for the same.
On motion the action of the Mayor
was approved.
City Engineer Boyce reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: I herewith submit my
pay roll for labor on streets in the dif-
ferent districts during the first half of
September. 1904:
Amount due Laborers
Streets
on
$1.474.3;
Respectfully submitted.
—James H. Boyce,
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
Also submit my pay roll for labor on
Sewers during the first half of Septem-
ber. 1904:
Amount due Laborers on Sew •
-
ers $177.00
Respectfully submitted.
—James H. Boyce.
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Sewers.
Also submit my pay roll for labor on
Special Sewers during the first half of
September, 1904:
Amount due Laborers $ 44.55
Respectfully submitted.
—James H. Boyce.
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
Also submit my pay roll for grading
on Bluff Street Extension for the first
half of September, 1904:
Amount due Laborers $161.00
Respectfully submitted,
—James H. Boyce.
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
On motion the pay rolls for Streets.
Sewers and grading Bluff Street Ex-
tension were received and warrants or-
dered drawn to pay the various
amounts and the pay rolls referred
back to the proper committees.
City Attorney Kintzinger reported
as follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council.
Gentlemen: The undersigned. City
Attorney and City Assessor. to whom
Regular Session Sept. 15, 1904.
217
the within communication from the
Iowa Telephone Co., was referred.
would respectfully recommend that the
same be received and filed.
Respectfully,
J. W. Kintzrnger.
City Attorney.
C. B. Scherr,
City Assessor.
On motion of Ald. Corrance the re-
port was approved.
The list of names furnished to the
City Council by the Chairmen of the
City Central Committees of the Repub-
lican and Democratic parties to select
the names of Register Clerks for the
coming year were presented.
Ald. Clancy moved that the list be
referred to the Committee of the
Whole, they to take a recess for ten
minutes to look over the lists, and re-
port to the Council. Carried.
After taking a recess, the Committee
reported the following named, to be
appointed Register Clerks for the en-
suing year:
FIRST WARD.
First precinct—
L. D. Marlin. D. R. T. Curran. R.
Second precinct—
James Agnew. D. M. Lippman. R.
SECOND WARD.
First precinct—
D. D. W. Carver. D. Adam R. Lor-
enz. R.
Second precinct—
Thos. Quinlan, D. Theo. Ris. R.
THIRD WARD.
First precinct—
Peter B. Hoffman. D. Andrew
Voelker. R.
Second precinct—
John O'Connell, D. Dan Brewbaker,
R.
Third precinct-
Anton J. Palen. D. Wnr. Haisch, R
FOURTH WARD.
First precinct—
Brad Hopkins, D. Al. Gasser, R.
Second precinct—
Geo. Willman. D. H. L. Cutts. R.
Third precinct—
Hugh McMullen. Jr.. D. J. H. Trieh.
R.
FIFTH WARD.
First precinct—
Andrew Kaufman, D. A. T. H
Tuegel. R.
Second precinct—
Frank Oeth. D. John Meyer. R.
Jno Schmitz
/S/ Third precinct—
Frank Mihm-. D. Robert Beckler. R.
Fourth precinct—
Alde Frith d to adopt the l
movrep report
of the Committee of the Whole. Car-
ried.
REPORTS OF COM MITT EES.
Ald. Lyons. Chairman of the Ordi-:
Hance Committee, presented and read
an Ordinance amending an Ordinance
entitled "An Ordinance to provide for
the establishment of a City Police and
to prescribe Rules and Regulations
therefor,', and being Chapter XVII of
the Revised Ordinances of the City of
Dubuque of 1901, and moved that the
reading just had be considered its first
reading. Carried.
Ald. Lyons moved that the rules be
nowsuspended for the purpose of
reading the Ordinance by its title for
the second time. Carried by the fol-
lowing vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy. Corrance, Frith,
Lyons. Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Jones.
The Ordinance was then read by its
title for the second time.
Ald. Lyons moved that the Ordi-
nance be now adopted as read.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy. Corrance, Frith.
Lyons, Needham and Stumpf.
Absent--Ald. Jones.
The Mayor declared the Ordinance
adopted.
The Ordinance follows:
An Ordinance amending an ordi-
nance entitled "An Ordinance to pro-
vide for the establishment of a City
Police and to prescribe Rules and Reg-
ulations therefor," and being Chapter
XVII., of the Revised Ordinances
of the City of Dubuque of 1901.
Be it Ordained by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque:
Section r. That Section 21 of the
ordinance entitled "An Ordinance to
provide for the establishment of a
City Police and to prescribe Rules and
•Regulations therefor" be and the same
is hereby repealed.
Section 2. This -Ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and after
its adoption by the City Council and
its publication one time in -the Du-
buque Globe -Journal newspaper.
Adopted , tow.
Approved . 1903.
. Mayor.
Attest:
City Recorder.
Ald, Corrance. chairman of the com-
mittee on Claims. reported as follows:
Your committee on Claims. to whom
was referred the petition of Helmuth
Butt, asking that he be allowed the
sum of $10.00 as compensation for
shade trees, etc., which were destroyed
by the city, would recommend that lie
be allowed the sum of $3.00 for said
damage. provided he accept said sum
in full settlement of the claim.
Ald. Corrance moved to adopt the
report. Carried.
Ald. Frith. chairman of the commit -
.tee on Streets. reported as follows:
Your committee on Street,. to whom
was
etition of
Burnset
referred al., asking John
g that someprovis-
ion he made for removing the stagnant
water from Lots Q. to and 1 t of the
218 Regular Session Sept. 15, 1904.
Sub. of Mineral Lot 79, would recom-
mend that the City Engineer be in-
structed to notify the owners of said
lots to have the same filled to a height
that will prevent said stagnant' water
from remaining thereon, or to cause
said lots to be properly drained.
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the re-
port. Carried.
Ald. Frith also presented the follow-
ing hills:
John Teney—Rock delivered to 16.00
Rock Crusher
Martin Tigges—Rock delivered
to Rock Crusher 11.75
Peter Horsch—Rock delivered to Io.00
Rock Crusher
John Berwanger—Rock delivered
to Rock Crusher io.00
On motion of Ald. Frith warrants
were ordered drawn to pay the var-
ious amounts.
Ald. Clancy reported as follows:
Your committee of the Whole, acting
on the within petition of the Trustees
of the Westminster Presbyterian
Church, asked that they be granted
permission to lay a sidewalk abutting
the church on Bluff Street three inches
above the established grade, would rec-
ommend that said Trustees be granted
permission to lay said walk as prayed
for from the southeast corner of Thir-
teenth and Bluff Streets to the north
line of the middle 38 feet of City Lot
662. —C. H. Berg,
Chairman pro tem.
At,d. Clancy moved to adopt the re-
port. Carried.
RESOLUTIONS.
Ald. Lyons offered the following:
Whereas, Undue and unnecessary
delay: has been taken by the contractor
in replacing the hereinafter mentioned
street, after the construction of a sewer
therein, in proper condition for travel,
therefore,
Be It Resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque, That the City
Engineer be and he is hereby instruct-
ed to replace White Street and Eagle
Point Avenue to Sanford Street in
proper condition, and deduct the ex-
pense occasioned thereby from the
amount due M. Tschirgi, the contract
on said sewer.
Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the res-
olution. Carried.
A14. Corrance moved to adjourn un-
of October 6th, 1904. Carried.
—C. F. Arendt,
City Recorder.
Attestd
Recorder.
Approved. / .23 190.5! .
,) : ',.tT" . Mayor.
List of Warrants.
LIST OF CITY WARRANTS.
City Recorder's Office,
Dubuque, Ia., September 1st, 1904.
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council of Dubuque:
Gentlemen: The following is a com-
plete list of all warrants issued by me
during the month of August, 1904:
C. H. Berg, salary, Mayor5116 65
H. Brinkman, salary, Treasurer133 3o
J. A. McKinlay, salary, Deputy
Treasurer too 0u
Jno. Krayer, clerk, Treasurer's
office 6o 00
Chas. F. Arendt, salary, Re-
corder 116 65
Wm. A. Kaep, salary, Deputy
Recorder 8o 00
F. B. Hoffman, salary, Auditor116 65
C. B. Scherr, salary, Assessor125 00
A. Doerr, Jr., salary, Assistant
Assessor TOO 00
J. J. Murhpy, salary, Assistant
Assessor •• too on
J. W. Kintzinger, salary, Attor-
ney . 15o 00
J. C. Longueville, salary, As-
sistant Attorney 75 00
Gertrude Barker, Attorney's
Stenographer 20 00
Thos. Reilly, salary, Chief of
Police 1o0 on
Jos. Reinfried, salary, Fire Chief too 00
T. W. Lawler, salary, Committee 100
Clerk
oo
Jas. Boyce, salary, City Engi- t66 65
neer
E. Anderson, salary, Assistant
Engineer TOO 00
G. White, salary, Rodman 5o 00
G. N. Raymond, salary, Super-
intendent of Street Sprinkling 6o (30
E. Herron, clerk in Auditor and
Engineer's office 75 00
Wm. Hipman, salary, Electri- 83 35
cian
F. P. Hayes, salary, Market -
master
T. Cahill, salary, Park Custodian 4o 00
H. Henge, salary, 40
Cus-
todian
00
T. Faherty, salary, Park Cus-
todian
Dr. B. F. Michel, salary, Health
Officer
F. Flynn, salary, Sanitary Pa-
trolman pound
C. Baumann, salary,
Pound -
master
Mrs. H. Koenig, salary, Jani-
tress Sidewalk
I. Conigisky. salary,
Inspector C. W. Katz, salary,
Wharf -
master ••••
M. Clancy, salary, Alderman..
H. Corrance, salary, Alderman. E. E. Frith, salary, ldeman ...derman .
R. Jones, salary, Alderman.
M. E. Lyons, salary,
P. H. McLaughlin, salary, Al -
50 00
I0 00
50 00
6o oo
40 00
20 00
50 00
319
(lerman 25 00
J. A. Stumpf, salary, Alderman25 00
M. Eitel, fireman $ (i5 00
J. Essman, fireman 7.5 00
A. Duccini, fireman 6o 00
J. Flynn. fireman 65 00
J. Roshin. fireman 6) 00
J. Tschudi, fireman 6o 00
J. Schonberger, fireman 5o oo
A. Heel.. fireman 5o 00
J. Daley. fireman 65 oo
J. Barnes. fireman 75 00
T. Ryder, fireman 6o 00
G. Beyer, fireman 65 o0
Wm. Ducey. fireman 6o oo
F. Murnhy. fireman 46 6;
M. Kelley, fireman So 00
P. Ahern. fireman 50 00
M. Kenneallv. fireman 3 35
D. Ahern, fireman 65 00
J. Murphy, fireman so 0o
A. McDonald. fireman 67 5o
T. Flynn. fireman 6; co
P. Zillig, fireman 50 00
H. Cain. fireman ;o 00
M. Sweeney. fireman 5o on
J. Beazer. fireman 50 03
J. McGloughlin, fireman 5o o0
W. Kannolt, fireman 5o 00
P. Fury, fireman 5o 00
G. Gherki, fireman 65 00
T. Kennedy, fireman 60 00
F. Baumgartner, fireman 5o o0
J. Smith, fireman 50 00
C. Kannolt, fireman 65 00
J. Allen, fireman 60 00
M. Fahey, fireman 50 00
Wm. O'Connell, fireman 50 00
•
R. Weston, fireman 6650 00
op
F. Kenneally, fireman
E. McDermott, fireman 50 00
W. McClain, fireman 50 00'
J. H. Barry, police 50 00
G. Burkel, police 43 20
J. Carter, police
J. Clune, police 5o O°
Jno. Cody, police 50 O0
W. Cook, police 60 °('
W. Corcoran, police 5
0 d
J. P. Cummings, police 5
H. Donlon, police 5o 00-
J. Fitzpatrick, police 50 00
Jas. Flynn, police 50 30
Jno. Fox, police 51 65.
Wm. Frith, police 50 Ot'
oo
T. Ganahl, police 50 00
L. Grasse!, police 50 00
B. Gray, police
o ocr
Pat Hanlon, police '' • 50 00
M. Kilty, police 46 00
5o 00
5000
50 00
62 00
Jno. Murphy, police 50 00
Jno. Raesli, police 65 00
Otto Rath, police 50 00
J. Rooney, police 51 a5
Jas. Ryan, police 60 20 00
M. Ryan, police. 5
P. Scharff, polce 50 00
Al. Scherr, police 62 00
F: Spielman, police 51 65
20 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
Jno. Loetscher, police
P. McCollins,
P. McInerney, police
D. Norton, polic4,
M. O'Connor, police
y
if
220
List of Warrants.
P. Sutton, police
Toni Sweeney. police
M. Stapleton, police
Joe Stoltz, police
P. Sullivan, police
Jno. L. Sullivan, police
L. Zeidman, police
Mrs. Kate Hibbe, matron....... 3o 00
Miss L. Brennan, matron 30 00
Labor in the different districts dur-
ing the last half of July. 1904:
J. Albrecht, znd $ 12 5o
Jas. Beaky. 1st 22 5o
Thos. Burke. 1st 22 50
Jos. Brouillette, 1st 9 85
John Burns, 1st 4 95
F. Buddien. 2nd 4 05
J. Brachtenbach, 2nd 2 05
Paul Becker. 3rd 12 85
D. J. Brightbill, 3rd to 15
Jos. Brown, 1st, $7.50; 2nd.
$11.25; 3rd, $3.75 22 .50
Clarence Boyce, 1st. $6.00; 2nd,
$6.00 12
W. Coughlan, 1st 16
Peter Carney, 1st 22
Jas, Cunningham, 1st 15
Frank Correll, Ist 13
Jas. Callahan, 1st 20
John Corbet. znd 7
Jas. Connolly, 1st, $4.40; 2nd,
$8.75; 3rd. $4.40
H. Cosgrove. 1st, $6.65; 2nd;
$10.00; 3rd, $3.35 20 00
John Dougherty, 1st II 5o
E. Daley. 1st 14 40
T. Donahue, 1st, $4.40; znd.
. $8.75: 3rd. $4.40 17 55
John Egan, 1st 135
John Ess, 2nd 2 70
'Frank Frick, 2nd 9 15
E. Firzlaff, 3rd 22 95
H. Fleck. 1st. $25.00; 2nd,$37.50;
3rd, $12.50 75 00
Nelson Frith, 1st, $16.65; 2nd,
• $25.00: 3rd. $8.35 5o 00
Pat Grue. 1st 9 45
Pat Gilloon, 1st II 85
Jas. Graham, 1st 2 4o
Jos. Gavin. 1st 20.00
H.. Galle. 2nd 9 45
Jas McCormack, 1st, $5.85;
$8 75.: 3rd. $2.95 17 5;
W. O'Brien. 1st 20 •o0
M. O'Meara, 1st. 22.50
James Purcell, 1st 8 10
Tames Powers. 1st. ... 9 00
Tohn Parker, 3rd. 14 20
John Pfeiffer. 1st. $4.40: 2nd,
-z• z -d, $1.40
W. Quinlan. 1st, $4.40; 2nd,
$8.75; 3rd, $4.40 17 55
Pat. kvrin. 1st 22 50
Tante. Ryan. 1st. 17 2;
-Phil. Reddin, i.t. 8 6;
Matt. Raishel:. n:'l 13 50
C. Reinfrank. md. 7,80
Jos. R o4oie.y. 1st,
$11.25: 3rd. $3.7;
Hike SuPivan.
W. Sheehan, 1st.
Dan Sheehan. 1st. $3.30; 2nd.
6o
50 00
65 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
51 65
00
90
50
30
20
00
8o
17.55
211d,
17 55
$7.50: 211d,
22 50
0. 90
18 90
C) 90
John Sloan. 211d. - 5 40
'John Schroeder. 2nd. a 85
Frank Scherr, 211d. 20 00
Louis Smith. 3rd. 4 05
Nick Sweeney. 1st,
$8.75: 3rd. $440 17 5.5
J. Twieg, 2nd. 4 05
R. Turner, 2nd. 5 40
W. D. Wilbur. 1st 20 00
W. Welsh. 1st. 13;
John Welsh. tst. 8 30
John Walsh. 3rd, 8 to
W. Wearmouth, 3rd. 20 00
Walter Bradley. 1st 28 8o
F. Burns, znd. 52 20
Frank Beutin, 2nd. 7 20
F. G. Becker, 1st. $2.95: 211d.
$14.75' .3rd, $23.50
Clancy Transfer Co.,
12 30
Jos. Calvert, 1st.
T. B. Cain. 1st. $10.00: 2nd,
L000
abor on Streets last half of July.
1904:
A. Conrail, znd $ 60
Mike Hannan. 1st. $4.60; 2nd
$45.60 5o 20
J. Haudenshield, 2nd 42 30
Peter Horeb, 2nd 10 8o
J. Huffmire 38 40
J. J. Linehan, 1st 51 20
John Long, 2nd 39 00
John Mulgrew, 3rd 5 40
J. J. McCollins. 1st, $59.30; 2nd,
$4.10 63 4o
Jeff McGrath, 3rd 21 6o
Dennis O'Meara. 1st 14 40
Geo. Reynolds. 1st. $9.20; 2nd,
$18.45; 3rd. $9.20 36 85
Ed. Seeley. 1st 43 20
J. Sullivan, 2nd, $14.40; 3rd.
$28.80 43 20
James Tobin. 3rd 19 8o
W. Woods, 1st 28 8o
Grading Mt. Carmel Avenue during
the last half of July. 1904:
E. Daley, labor 6 30
John Kelly, labor 6 30
W. Sheehan, labor 7 20
Walter Bradley, team i6 20
Clancy Transfer Co., team 5 40
T. .T. Linehan, team 3 6o
W. Woods, team 16 20
Labor on Special Sewers during the
last half of July. 1904:
J. Albrecht, labor
E. Amanda, labor
John Bohn
Fred Buddien. labor
John Ess, labor
H. Grode, labor
J. Hansen
Aug. Jass, labor
Jos. Kaesbauer, labor
Geo. Kaesbauer, labor
Adam Kaesbauer. mason
A. Schneider, mason.
R. Turner, labor •
J. Twieg. labor,
Frank Beutin, team
Labor on Sewers for the last hal( of
July, 1. o
P. Casserly. labor $ 20 8o
$4.40; 2nd,
1St
41 20
.30 6o
•
40 00
135
5 40
14 85
7 45
3 75
135
17 45
t 35
4 05
I 70
14 20
7 45
1 35
12 85
15 30
J. Corcoran. labor
T. Hagerty. foreman
J. Jellison, labor
Jos. Kiang, labor
P. Kenneally, labor
C. Sullivan, labor
L. Taylor, labor
L. Zemanek, labor
L. Daily, cleaning around Mar-
ket Square $ 28 00
F. P. Hayes, board of prison-
ers for July 9 20
T. E. Frith. removing garbage
and dead animals for July389 48
W. Foster. inspector on San-
ford Street sewer 6 15
P. J. Schuler, inspector on Bee
Branch sewer 19 20
P. Jacobs. rock for Rock 67 50
Crusher
A. P. Abeln, abstract of pro-
posed canal. being part of
Cong. lot 8. Sec. 19, T. 89.
N. R. 3 E 5o oo
Kelley's Book Store, stationery
and supplies for various of-
fices
G. B. Grosvenor Co., toilet pa- 6 75
per. City Hall
Jas. Levi & Co., matting.
Council Chamber 5 60
J. Beach & Son, soap. City Hall 1 40
C. O. D. Laundry, towels and
racks, April. May. June and
16 00
July
S. I. Mould. photos of alley
crossing on Francis Street.. 8 oo
W. W. Whelan, grinding lawn
mower. Washington Park... I 00
List of Warrants.
221
20 8o
25 00
20 8o
20 80
20 8o
20 8o
17 60
20 8o
A. Doerr. Sr.. hauling at Jack-
son Park
Pape & Jacquinot, plumbing at
Jackson Park
F. Burns. hauling tool boxes
for parks
McDonald & Morrison. sup-
plies for Jackson Park
Key City Gas Co.. gas for var-
ious departments
J. P. Buechele & Co.. taking
care of Town Clock • • •
B. Lagen, carriages for City
Council Ald Mc-
Laughlin's
J. Murphy. draping
desk • • •
Midland Chemical Co., disinfec-
tine,
t2 50
City Hall . • •
West Disinfecting Co.. disin-
fectine. City HallSo... new
G. W. Healey
tools. Road Dept... . • • • • • •
F. Schloz & Son, repairs. Road
Dept.. .... ....Dols. Road
G. F. Klein, new t
Dept. ' ' ' 5 90
W. B. Baumgartner. new tools,
Road Dept. 5 SS
""
Smedley Steam Pump Co.. re- 2 go
pairs. Road Dept. .. • • • • •
P. J. Seippel, lumber. Road • z
Dept. o 75
Morrison -Johnson -Brown Co.. 500
wood, Road Dept. ..........
I 00
2 55
50
2 90
61 20
96 75
16 00
5 50
C. Matz, repair: for Road and
Fire Depts
T. J. Mulgrew.
Dept.
P. Lang, new tools. Road Dept.
C. Giese. filing saws, Road Dept
J. Duggan, repairs. Road Dept.
F. M. Jaeger & Co., dynamite
and fuse, Road Dept. 2345
Linehan & Molo, cement. Road
Dept.
Pitts -Thompson Foundry Co..
manhole covers and rings,
Road Dent.
Dubuque Turbine and Roller
Mill Co.. asphalt varnish,
Road Dept.
G. Ragatz & Son. repairs for
Steam Roller and Rock
Crusher
Standard Oil Co.. oil for Steam
Roller and Rock Crusher ....
Dubuque Rubber and Belting
Co.. difference in hose re-
placed for Rock Crusher .
P. Pier, coal for Rock Crusher
Wunderlich & Wiederholt. horse
shoeing for Fire Dept.
Collings & Pfiffner, horse shoe-
ing for Fire and Police Depts
G. Lear. horse shoeing for Fire
and Road Depts.
P. Heller. horse shoeing
Fire and Road Dept.
Ott. Menser & Co.. shavings for
Fire Dept.
T. F. Kane. hay and
Fire Dept.
cement, Road
26 25
9 25
9 05
30
75
5 50
175
8o
16 40
for
oats for
5 25
12 50
50
II 90
19 I0
Ellwanger Bros., repairing har-
ness for Fire and Road Depts
F. Zehetner. repairs for Fire
Dept. .
Dubuque Oil Tank Line, oil for
Fire and Rock Crusher Depts.
W. H. Torbert, drugs and sup-
plies for Fire Dept.
P. Lang, hardware for Fire
Dept.
J. Newman. repairs for Fire
Dept.
Key City Gas Co.. coke and gas a9 50
arcs for Fire Dept. ......
Griggs. Cain & Co.. carpenter
repairs for Fire Dept. .... 7 50
Ellwanger Bros.. repairing har-
ness for Patrol Team
G. F. Klein. hardware for Pa-
trol House
T. F. Kane. hay and oats for 27 90
Patrol House
Pape & Jacquinot, plumbing for t to
Patrol House
J. Huffmeier, hauling at Patrol 1 50
1 -louse
Dubuque Woodenware & Lum-
ber Co.. shingles at Patrol 7 So
House ""
T. F. Fay, painting and extra lc8 50
work at Patrol House .
Eichhorn & Bechtel, groceries 85
and supplies for Matron Dept 7
Saunders Meat Co.. meat for S 25
Matron Dept. "' for
A. Fluetsch, milk and eggs3 65
Matron Dept.
600
52 05
7 65
28 75
4 25
9 50
600
163 10
to 55
2 20
9 40
2 25
1 45
7 50
222
List of Warrants.
F. M. Jaeger & Cn., hardware
for Sewer Dept.
Union Electric Co., arc lights
2o,g 52
for July
'Globe -Journal, official printing
for July
National Demnkrat, official
printing for July
Linehan & Mn1,1, sewer pipe
and cement, Bee Branch
Tibey Bros.. estimate on Bee
2554 og
Branch sewer
Ott. Meuser & Co.. lumber for 27 85
Special Sidewalk Dept.
Brown & Brown, estimate on
Sanford Street Storm Water
sewer .... .............. 330 00
Purington Paving Brick Co,
paving brick for Road Dept202 70
M. Donegan. macadam 4 60
P. Gilloon, macadam 4 80
Mrs. Sarah Smith. damages to
property on Bluff street 5 co
J. Sutherland, damages to prop-
erty on Bluff street 5 00
R. and J. Trudell, damages to
property on Bluff street to 00
Emma Alden, damages to prop-
erty on Bluff street 25 00
H. Brinkman, excavation per-
mits redeemed $ 45 00
H. Brinkman, interest paid
on warrants outstanding
H. Brinkman, freight charges
—expense 70
H. Brinkman, New York ex-
change expense 3 10
H. Brinkman, postage stamps
expense Io 00
H. Brinkman, freight charges
road 63 28
H. Brinkman, library orders
paid 425 80
H. Brinkman, loan warrants16,350 00
Labor on streets in the different Dis-
stricts during the first half of August.
1904;
E. Amanda, 2nd.
J. Albrecht, 2nd.
A. Alderson, 3rd.
J. Brouillette, 1st.
John Burns. 1st.
C. Bluecher, 2nd. .
M. Brown, 2nd.
C. Belden, 2nd.
Frank 'Bieger, 2nd.
Paul Becker. .3rd.
D. J. Brightbill, 3rd.
Clarence Boyce, 1st.
Jos. Brown, 1st. $7.50; 2nd,
$11.25; .3rd, $3,75
W. Coughlan, 1st.
J. Callahan, 1st.
John Corbett, 2nd.
J. J. Crimmins, 2nd.
Jas. Connolly. 1st,
$8.75; 3rd, $4.40
H. Cosgrove, 1st,
$10.00; 3rd, $3.35
Mike Donegan, 1st.
Ed. Daley, 1st.
T. Donahue, 1st,
$8.75; 3rd, $4.40
John Ess, 2nd.
Mike Farrell, 1st.
I 00
56 40
25 00
44 95
847 00
$4.40; and,
$6.65; 2nd,
$4.40; 2nd,
to 15
I 35
0 45
16 90
2 05
2 70
13 75
175
I 80
15 90
6 75
'9 50
22 50
16 20
20 00
9 45
7 75
17 55
20 00
II 35
360
17 55
8 to
6 75
Frank Frick, 211d. 8 to
Ed. Frith, 2nd. 18 00
W. Flynn, 2nd. 180
Pat. .Gilloon. 1st 14 40
Barney Glass, 1st. 12 70
Jos. Geasland, 1st. 17 00
Jos. Gavin, 1st, 20 00
H. Galle. and 8 10
Jos. Grab, 2nd 15 55
Geo. Gau, 2nd 12 85
C. Gantenbein, 2nd 20 00
Jos. Ginter, 2nd ... 5 40
C. Gruenzig, 3rd 6 75
James Hird, 1st, $7.00;
$15.75 • • 22 75
T. Hackney, 1st 4 50
E. D. Holmes, 2nd 8 55
F. Hohnecker, 2nd 17 90
E. Holmes, 2nd I o0
Peter Jacobs, 2nd 3 40
John Kinsella, 1st, $7.00;
$15.75 22 75
Nic Kettenhofen, 2nd 5 40
John Kness, 2nd 13 50
Jake Kraus, 2nd .. 2 70
Paul Krocheski, 2nd. 5 40
Geo. Kuntz, 1st 2 70
John Kelly, 1st 180
L. P. Kendall, 2nd 6 30
John Koehler, 2nd. 180
blob Love 19 90
Mat Loes, 2nd .8 10
Mike Lavin, 1st, $4.40;
$8.75; 3rd, $4.40 r7 55
J. Martinek, 3rd 8 'Io
Pat McMullen, 1st 70
Jas. McLeese, 1st 135
Bart McDonnell, 2nd 30 00
John McNulty, Ist, $6.65;
$10.00; 3rd, $3.35 20 00
Jas. McCormack, 1st, $5.85;
$8.75; 3rd, $2.95 17 55
W. O'Brien, 1st 20 00
E. S. Payton, 2nd 8 55
Frank Palmer, 2nd 8 20
John Parker, 3rd 15 90
J. Pfeiffer, 1st, $4.40; 2nd,
3rd, $4.40 17 55
W. Quinlan. 1st, $4.40;
$8.75; 3rd, $4.40
Phil Reddin, 1st.
James Ryan, 1st.
C. Reinfrank, 2nd.
O. Riemer. 2nd. .
G. Rodden, 2nd.
Jos. Rooney. 1st, $7.50;
$11.25; 3rd, $3.75
John Schroeder, 2nd.
Aug. Soyke, 2nd.
John Sloan, 2nd.
Frank Scherr, 2nd.
W. Sheehan, 1st. 3 60
W. Sommerly, 2nd. 180
Louis Smith, 3rd. 6 75
Dan. Sheehan, 1st, $6.15; 2nd,
$I2.25 ...... .... . .... 18 40
Nic. Sweeney. 1st, $4.40; 2nd,
$8.75; 3rd, $4.40 17 55
A. A. Thompson, and. 135
John Welsh, 1st. 4 05
Nic. Wampach, 2nd. 13 85
J. Wangner, 2nd. 8 8o
Aug. Witte, 2nd. 5 40
W. S. Wilbur, 2nd. 20 00
Con Welsh, 2nd. 45
2nd,
2nd,
2nd,
2nd,
2nd,
$8.75;
¢dd,
2nd,
17 55
05
16 05
8 Io
5 6a
180
22 50
12 85
8 Io
9 45
20 00
Official Notices.
228
W. Wearmouth, 3rd.
Geo. Zumhoff, 2nd.
Frank Burns, 211d.
Frank Bentin, 2nd.
J. Berwanger. 2nd.
F. G. Becker. 1st, $2.20; 2nd,
$10.85' 3rd, $r7.35
Jos. Calvert, 1st.
T. B. Cain, 1st, $12.00; 2nd,
$4.00
A. Conrad, 2nd.
Mike Hannan, 1st, $9.00;
$28.20 ... ..... ...
Peter Horeb, 2nd.
John Huffmire. 1st, $9.15; 2nd,
$18.30: 3rd. $9.15
Mike Kenneally, 1st
J. Lenihan, 1st
John Long, 2nd
J. J. McCollins, 1st, $28.45; 2nd,
$2.95
Jeff McGrath, 3rd
A. Paley, 2nd
Geo. Reynolds, 1st, $9.25; 2nd,
$18.40: 3rd. $9.20
Ed. Seeley, 1st
A Stoltz, 2nd
J. Sullivan, 2nd, $10:65; 3rd,
$21.35
'Martin Tigges, 2nd 14 40
Jas. Tobin, 3rd 42 30
Labor on Sewers during the first half
of August, 1904:
P. Casserly
J. Corcoran
T. Hagerty
J. Jellison
J. Kiang
P. Kenneally
'C. Sullivan 19 20
L. Taylor 19.20
Labor on Special Sewers during the
'first half of 'August. 1904:
F. Buddien 17 55
John Bohn 33 .75
Jos. Grab .. 70
J. Hansen .20 8o
J. Kaesbauer 4 75
A. Kaesbauer l0 8o
A. Schneider 810
John Twieg 12 50
J. Berwanger .... 1 8o
Wm. Foster, inspector on San -
for sewer ... 20 00
Wm. Lillie, personal damages91 00
I hereby certify that the foregoing
is a true and correct list of all war-
rants issued by me during the month
of August, 1904.
—C. F. Arendt,
City Recorder.
2nd,
20 00
7 5o
7o 00
32 40
17 10
30 40
14 40
16 00
28 83
37 23
27 00
36 6o
16 20
33 20
32 00
31 40
42 30
5 40
28 8o
26 80
24 30
32 00
19 20
19 20
2500
19 20
19 20
19 20
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
AN ORDINANCE.
An Ordinance amending an ordinance
entitled "An Ordinance to provide for
the establishment of a City Police and to
prescribe Rules and Regulations therefor,"
and being
ed
OrdinancesofChapter XVII., of
the City ofDubuquthe e of
1901.
Be It Ordained by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
Section 1. That Section 21 of the ord-
nance entitled "An Ordinance to providee
for the establishment of a City
and to prescribe Rules and Regulations
therefor" he and the same is hei eby re-
pealed.
Section 2. This Ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and after its
adoption by the City Council and its pub-
lication one time in the Dubuque Globe -
Journal newspaper.
Adopted Sept. 15th, 1904.
Approved Sept. 19th, 1904.
C. H. BERG, Mayor.
Attest: C. F. ARENDT,
City Recorder.
Published offs^sally in the Dubuque
Daily Globe -Journal, Sept. 24th, 1901.
C. F. ARENDT,
9-24-1t City Recorder.
LIiS Lf CITY WARRANTS
City Recorder's Office,
Dubuque, Ia., September 1st, 1909.
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil of Dubuque:
Gentlemen:—The following is a com-
plete list of warrants issued by me on
various funds during the month of Au-
gust, 1904:
Expended.
Expense $ 2,406.70
Road—First District 1.746.23
Second District 1,992.55
Third District 750.se
Fire 2,900160
Police 2,366.26
Sewerage 407:80
Printing .81.40.
Engineer X19h65
Street Lighting 21059.50
Interest 847t00
Board of Health 489:50
Bee Branch 2,626.70
Mount Carmel Ave. Grading ;61.20.
Sidewalk 'Repairing 47.55
Special Sewer Fund 576.75
Loan 16,850•90
Library .425.80.
I hereby certify that the foregoing is
a correct list of warrants issued by nit'
on various Funds during the .month df
August, 1904. C. F..ARENDT,
9-21-1t City Recorder.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To All Who Are Named Below:
You are hereby notified that in accord-
ance with the ordinance of the City of
Dubuque for repairing sidewalks in the
month of July, 1904, that a special as-
sessment will be levied 'for the expense
thereof at the regular meeting of thy
City Council upon all lots and parcels
of land on said improvements, owned iby
you being subject to such special assess-
ment. And you
are
notified
council 'to beheld
to appear at
said meeting of theun
cn the 6th day of 'October, A. D., 1904,
and show cause, if any you have, why
said assessment should not be 'levied.
R. & Edw. Langworthy Est., Glen-
dale Add., lot 247 95
Kenety & Mulgrew, Sub. 60 and 61,
Littleton & Sawyer's Add., lot 280.
Wm. F. Buelow, E. Langworthy's
Add., lot 50 45
German Bank, East Dubuque Add,
lot 91
C. B. Scherr, Trustee, C. A. Voelker's
Add., lot 33 80
C. B. Scherr, Trustee, C. A. Voelket's
Add., lot 3 85.
224
Official Notices
Sidonla Hosford. Littleton & Saw-
yer's Add., lot 57 35
Geo. Mohr Est., Littleton & Saw-
yer's40 Add., lot 52
Frank A. Scott, Finley's Add., S. 1
lot 154 36
Eph. Yingling, Cox's Add., lot 97 40
Valentine Schiel, Sub. 196 and 197, L
H. Langworthy's Add.. lot 10 65
Jos. Herod, Blake's Add., lot 11 65
Jno. A. Koch Est., Cox's Add., lot 16. 40
Harry Waite, Blake's Add., lot 16 35
Paul Traut Est., Blake's Add., lot 1935
D. C. Phillips, Sub. 2 of 1, City 603, 80
lot 1
W. J. & W. G. Cox, Corriell's Sub, 5 46
lot 44
J. A. Rhomberg Est., Corriell's Sub,
lot 47 45
Edw. Langworthy Est., Pauline
Langworthy's Sub., lot 5 190
.Jno. L. Buettell Est., Nairn's Add,
lot 14 35
Victoria Simones, East Dubuque
Add.. lot 180
Schneider & Kleih, Subs. 5 and 7 and
W. 7.1 ft. of 9, Wick's Add.. lots 1-2. 60
Ellen O'Halleron, Finley's Add., lots 1
13-14-15
30
Leathers & Trewin, Glendale Add,
lot 52 36
Frank A. Scott. Finley's Add., S. '/s
lot 154 75
W. H. Doane, Sub. 12 of Min. Lot 172, 40
lot 2
'Geo. Rieger, et al, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 83
Mary F. McGuire, Glendale Add., lot 1
40
05
R. & Edw. Langworthy Est., Glen-
dale Add., lots 224-225 60
R. & Edw. Langworthy Est., Glen-
dale Add., lot 153 65
Jno Marzen, E. Langworthy's Add,
N. 35 ft. lot 45 45
Jno. Kantlehner, Sub. M., 60 ft. lot
104, L. H. Langworthy's Add., lot 1. '35
John Theis, Sub. 106, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 1 35
•F. & Chas. Fosselman Est., L. H
Langworthy's Add., lot 186 40
John Olinger, Boulevard Add., lots
4-5 1 05
Cushing -McFadden Co., L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 139 40
C. Heintz. L. H. Langworthy's Add,
lot 147 00
Thos. Meehan. Subs. 131 and 132,
Union Add., lot 2 55
Fred E. Spielman, Union Add., lot 185 35
Louis Julien, Union Add., lot 117 35
Peter Winkel, et al, Union Add., lot
207 40
The St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, Sub
Min. Lot 66, lot 2 65
R. M. Kunz, McCraney's 1st Add., lot
82 35
Rich. Waller Est., McCraney's 1st
Add. S. E. 125 ft. lot 100 45
P. Hughes, Sub. 2 of part City 711,
lot 2 35
Paul Traut Est., Blake's Add., lot 1945
Thos and Louisa Paisley, Blake's
Add., lot 14 40
Jos. H. Hanover, Marsh's Add., E
100 ft. lot 47 40
Henry and Mary Oser, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 84 55
Catholic University of Washington,
et al, Kelly's Sub., lots 1-2
Martin Carroll, Nairn's Add., lots 7-8.
J. J. Schroeder, Littleton & Saw-
yer's Add., lot 4
Joseph Kahn, East Dubuque Add., E
1/2 lot 361
75
6 90
40
35
Levi. Henderson & Sullivan, South
Ave. Add., lot 8 35
Jas. Beach & Sons, City lot 682 40
Dubuque Butchers' Ass'n., East Du-
buque Add., lot 423 45
James Beach & Sons, City lot 683 55
Dan Rice, Sub. 152, Union Add., lot 245
M. S. Hardie, Sub. City 684, lot 4 1 20
Levi, Henderson & Sullivan, South
Ave. Add., lots 12-13 75
Rhomberg & Kringle, Rose Hill Add,
lots 2-4-5 3 90
Mary Wilde, Sub. 1 of 2 of 7 of Min. 40
Lot 45, lot 2
Martin Sutton. Sub. Min. Lot 45, lot 3 85
36. & H. Callihan, Sub. 2 of Min. Lot
63 and E. part lot 69, Union Add., 5U
lots 1-2
Jas. Beach & Sons, City lot 582 40
J. H. Simplot, Mineral Lot 83 36
J. H. Thedinga Est., Sub. City 551, 50
lot 1
F. W. & Frank Coates, S. M. Lang -
worthy's Add., lots 39-40 90
G. M. Staples Est., A. McDaniels'
Sub., W. Ufa lot 766 1 50
Ellen O'Halleron, Finley's Add., lots
13-14-16 1 30
M. E. Church, Sub. 20. Reche's Sub,
lot 1 45
Buol & Loetscher, Loetscher &
Treub's Sub., lot 13 35
Lawrence Smith Est., Sub. Min. Lot
79, lot 9 40
Joseph Herod, Blake's Add., lot 1135
Edw. Langworthy Est.. Pauline
Langworthy's Sub., lot 4 40
Martin Heer, Reche's Sub., lot 2745
Geo. Grun1y, Hodge's Sub., lot 1 35
H. P. & N. W. Kimball, Davis Farm
Add., lot 337 35
Owen O'Hare, Kelly's Sub., lot 24 35
P. M. Harrington, Subs. 22 and 23
Kelly's Sub., lot 6 95
Kenety & Mulgrew, Subs. 60 and 61,
Littleton & Sawyer's Add., lots 1-2. 35
Sidonia Hosford. Littleton & Saw-
yer's Add.,. lot 57 40
P. & E. Kiene, Glendale Add., lot 10575
J. & E. Tibey, Sub. 3 Min. Lot 63,
lot 1 35
Wm. McClain, Hoskins' Sub., lot 540
C. J. Peterson and P. Slocum, Grand-
view Park Add., Blk. 3, lot 3 36
C. J. Peterson and P. Slocum, Grand-
view Park Add., Blk. 4, lots 3-4 70
Tim Dillon, Dillon's Sub., lot 1 35
Geo. Salot, O'Hare's Sub., lot 19 45
A. A. Cooper, Grandview Ave. Add,
lots 9-10-11 70
T. Kavanaugh Est., Sub. Min. Lot 22,
lot 4 35
R. & Edw. Langworthy Est., Glen-
dale Add., lot 223 35
Elia. Nicks Est., Glandale Add.. lot
216 85
John Olinger, Boulevard Add., lot 46. 50
Ellen J. Martin, City lot 349 75
M. D. Goux, McCraney's 1st Add.,
lot 69 75
W. W. Ballard, Wick's Add., lot 2445
B. McCoy Est., Union Add., W. 22
ft. lot 14 75
Sidonia Hosford, Littleton & Saw-
yer's Add., lot 57 35
J. A. Rhomberg Est., Wood's Add,
lot 26b 35
Leonard Buehler, Fengler's Add., .lot
31 55
Matilda Specht, Klingenberg's 4th
Sub., lot 7 60
R. M. Kunz, McCraney's 1st Add., lot
86 45
Buol & Loetscher, Loetscher &
Trueb's Sub., lot 11 110
Official Notices.
225
John Flynn, City E. 40 ft. lot 84
' Total
9-21-10t
50
$71 95
C. F. ARENDT,
City Recorder.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To All Who Are Named Below:
You are hereby notified that in accord-
ance with an ordinance of the City of
Dubuque for repairing sidewalks in the
month of August, 1904, that a special as-
sessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the regular meeting of the
City Council upon all lots and parcels
of land on said improvement, owned by
you, being subject to such special assecz-
ment. And you are notified to appear at
said meeting of the council to be held
on the 6th day of October, A. D., 1904,
and show cause, if any you have, why
said assessment should not be levied.
J. F. McCarthy, Sub. Out Lot 724,
lot 4 $ 40
German Bank, Prospect Hill Add,
lot 14 70
M. A. Brown, Krayer's Sub., lot 290
Catholic University of Washington,
et al• Sub. Out Lot 724, lots 2-3 90
Chicago G. W. R'y. Co., Right -of -
Way 17th St
German Trust & Savings Bank, Sub.
809, A. McDaniels' Sub., lot 1
Ellen T. Callahan, South Park Hill
Add., lot 16
Paul. Schlenker, Dunn's Sub., lot 8
D. Muggenburg, Sub. Min. Lot 319,
lot S
Ursula Blocklinger, John King's 1st
Add., lots 1-3
German Bank, Prospect Hill Add,
lot 14
German Presbyterian College, Sub.
City 675, lot 7
M. A. Brown, Krayer's Sub., lot 2
C. A. Alexander, Sub. 3, Babcock's
Sub., lot 2
John Spensley Est., Sub. 45, Simp-
son's Add., lot 2
Peter Ginter, L. H. Langworthy's
Add.,' W. 70 ft. lot 20a 95
P. Ternes Est., City S. 1-5 lot 4501 45
Mrs. H. Richatsch, City lot 344 45
Adam Weiland, City lot 273 145
R. & Edw. Langworthy Est., Glen-
dale15 Add., lots 247-271
W. H. Day, A. McDaniels' Sub., lot 40
830
Jas. Beach & Sons, City lot 5S2 55
Jno. L. Buettell Est., Nairn's Add,
45
lot 14
J. A. Rhomberg Est., Corriell's Sub, 75
lots S-9
Minnie & M. A. Kemler, Colrege 40
Add., lot 1
W. J. Cantillon, O'Neill's Sub., No
2, lot 11 35
Mary Quinlivan, O'Neill's Sub. No75
2, lot 19
C. E. Wales, Nairn's Add., lot 32... • • 75
Jas. McCabe, Corriell's Sub., lot
1
Rose E. Fengler, Fengler's Add., 95
lot19
Frank B. Martin, A. McDaniel,' Sub, 45
W. 3/ lot 816 60
..................
P. W. Crawford, A. McDaniels' Sub.,
lot 779 ••• " " " "
lot 35 .. ......loN•t 571•• 1 7010
Kate Guderian, Cook's Add.•
J. M. Werner, Trustee, City Farm
Wm. planer, et al. 6U
Add., lot 213 ...••
Jas. Mullen Est., Finley's Add., lot 4.
Mt. St. Joseph's College, Sub. Min. 40
Lots 1S6-187, lot 2.................
45
70
40
40
55
60
70
40
45
00
15
John Flynn. Sub. Min. Lot 191, lot 2. 86
St. Ambrose Church, Finley's Add,
lot 19 40
E.104
M.6 Kringle, Sub. 7. Min. Lot 79,
50
a. Kringle, Sub. 7, Min. Lot 71,
lot 6 50
T. B. Cain, Hetherington's Sub., lot 4 35
Martin Sullivan, Saul's Sub., lot 465
Minnie & M. A. Kemler. Sub. 4, Ann
O'Hare's Sub., lot 1 75
John Nagle, Martin's Dubuque, lot 11 65
Rose E. Fengler, Nick's Add., lot 19L
Mrs. Sidney Saul, Saul's Sub., lot 140
J. J. Murray, Sub. City 740, lot 1 35
Theresa Sullivan. Suh. 152, Union
Add., lot 1 45
Jno. T. Hancock Est., Sub. Min. Lot
158, 1oi 7 95
Chicago G. W. R'y. Co.. Right -of -
Way 17th St 45
A. F. Jaeger Est., Davi., Farm Add,
lot '270 55
Mrs. B. Keough, Sub. 9, Collins' Sub, b-
lot 1
German Presbyterian College, Sub.
40
City 675, lot 7
Chas. Hcinze. L. H. Langworthy', 45
Add.. lot 147
John Bottoms, Sub. 151, Mechanics'
Add., lot 2
Cushing & McFadden Co., L. H.
Langworthy's Add., lot 139 40
Anna Kurz. Mechanics' Add., lot 156. 90
A. F. & B. D. Heeb, Marsh's Add, 45
lot 27
Chas. H. Bradley, Cox's E. 1,4 Add, 1
lots 50-51
05
Edwin Hancock, L. H. Langworthy', 1 10
45
95
Sub., N. 46 ft. lot 26
Al. Matthews, Sub. City 738, lot 6
John J. Keane, Leven's Add., lot 2... 35
,Kate Inndbeck, Cox's Add., E. 24 ft
lot 22
C. G. & C. H. Meyer, King's Grove 55
Add., lot 5
Fred Wodrich, Broadway Add., lot 340
A. F. Bany, Bell's Sub. lot A
T. E. & J. S. Fifleld, Union Add., lot
174
36
Martin Maher Est., Union Add.• S. 50
133.10 ft, lot 137
Martin Sullivan, Sub. 131 and 132.
Union Add., lot 1 75
tin
Peter Winkel, Union Add., lot 207
A. S. Heacock Est., Union Add., lot 55
1961
Pat Walsh Est. McCraney's 1st Add,
lot 7155
1Burden-
E, A. & G. A. Burden,
Lawther Add., lots4-5 Burden-Law•thet 100
Stephen Zenner,
Add., lot 131 ............................ 35
\\'m. Lawther & J. V. Rider, Burden- JS
Lawther Add., lot 10 ..................
\\'m. Lawther & J. V. Rider. Burden-
40
Lawther Add., lot Butden-Lawther
Henry Dreazy, 35
Add., lot 132 ...................
J. A. Rhomberg Est.. 3,IcCraney's 50
let Acid.. lot 111
Mary Preston, Wilson's Sub., lot 750
Geo. Salot. Sub. 39. Kelly's
Sub.,
lto1 70
Julia D. Rhomberg,n2
Min. Lot 62 and part Subs. 1 1. Lot 149,
45
lot3 .............:
Wm. & F. A. Coates, City N. 2-5 lot 5 3U
...... 50
436 N. tiz
Kate Guderian, Cook's Add., .
55
[ 35 Marsh's Add.,
...........
Amelia S. Woodward, .....
lot 40 .....................................
................
Ind. School Dist. of Dubuque, 4S
Min. Lot 45. lot 2............•" '
The St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, Sub.
35
226 Official Notices
Min. Lot 66. lot 2 1 5
F. W. & Frank Coates, S. M. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 39
Cath. Stafford, S. M. LangworthY's
Add., lot 44 35
H. Wunderlich, Fortune's Sub., lot 15 95
Jos. J. Duertscher, Sub. 4, Kniest'S 50
Sub., lot 1
R. & Edw. Langworthy Est., Glen-
dale Add., lots 227-228 85
Al. Matthews, East Dubuque Add.,
W. 1 lot 51
Ulrich Willy, Sub. 218-219 Davis Farm
Add., lot 1
John Olinger, Boulevard Add., lot 231 20
Sophia Knoernschild, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., S. 1 lot 21 40
Jno. L. Hancock Est., Sub. Min. Lot 1
168, lot 7
05
Hugh Talty, Sub. 2 of Min. Lot 160,
lot 1 65
W. H. Doane, Sub. 12 of Min Lot 172,
lot 2 65
Henry Cannon, Finley, Waples &
Burton's Add., lot 140 40
Geo. Salot, Finley's Add., lot 4 35
Frank A. Scott, Finley's Add., lot 155. 45
John Olinger, Boulevard Add., lots 115
10-11
R. & Edw. Langworthy Est., Glen-
dale Add., lots 225-226 65
C. Cameron & M. Carpenter, Glendale 40
Add., S. lot 230
Chicago G. W. R'y Co., Right -of -
Way 24th St 75
Frank M. Marsh, Sub. Min. Lot 174,
lot 1 90
Chas. Bergner, Sub. Min. Lot 80, lot 3 55
Martha Wiedmer, Johnston's Sub,
lot 2 55
J. Steadman, Sub. Min. Lot 149, W.
3 lot 6 40
Hugh Talty, Sub. 2 of Min. Lot 160,
lot 2 105
Jno. T. Hancock Est., Sub. Min. Lot
158, lot 7 2 10
John Phillips, Sub. Min. Lot 158, lot 840
Total
$74 80
C. F. ARENDT,
9-21-10t City Recorder.
Special Session Sept. 29, 1904.
CITY COUNCIL.
Special Session September 29th, 1904.
(Official.)
Council met at 8:30 o'clock P. M.
Mayor Berg in the chair.
Present—Aids. Clancy, Corrance,
Frith, Jones and Needham.
Absent—Ald. Stumpf.
227
Mayor Berg stated that the object
of the meeting was to consider the
condition of the various funds of the
Road Department.
Ald. Clancy moved that J. McNulty
be retained as driver of the carpenter
wagon, also that Jos. Rooney be re-
tained as city carpenter.
Ald. Needham moved as a substitute
that the council vote separately for
the two men to be retained on carpen-
ter wagon. Carried.
Ald. Corrance moved to adjourn.
—C. F. Arendt,
City Recorder.
Carried.
Attest:
Ald. Frith moved that Jos. Rooney
be continued as carpenter during the
balance of the season. Carried.
Ald. Frith moved that the council
proceed to ballot for driver of carpen-
ter wagon. Carried.
Vote follows:
J. McNulty 2
jos. Brown 4
The Mayor declared Jos. Brown ap-
pointed driver of carpenter wagon.
Ald. Clancy moved that the matter
of cleaning, sweeping and sprinkling
the streets for the balance of the sea-
son be referred to Street committee
and City Engineer. Carried.
The Committee of the Whole re-
ported as follows:
Your Committee of the Whole
would respectfully recommend that the
services of an extra man on the car-
penter wagon be discontinued on the
last day of September, 1904, and that
thereafter
one car-
penterhe employed rlonr and
thecarpenter
wagon.
Also, your Committee of the Whole
would respectfully recommend that the
contracts heretofore existing between
the City of Dubuque and John Huff -
mire for sweeping the brick -paved
streets, and George Reynolds for haul-
ing the dirt therefrom, be and the same
are hereby annulled. Said action to
take effect October 1, 5904.
—C. H. Berg, Chairman.
On motion the report was adopted.
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228 Regular Session Oct. 6, 1904.
CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Session October 6th, 1904.
(Official.)
Council met at 8:30 o'clock P. M.
Mayor Berg in the chair.
Present—Alds. Clancy, Frith, Jones,
Lyons, Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
Ald. Clancy moved that the Council
proceedings for the month of Septem-
ber be approved as printed. Carried.
BILLS.
The following bills were ordered
paid:
L. Daily, cleaning around Mar-
ket Square for August and
September $ 28 00
F. P. Hayes, board of prisoners
for September 7 20
T. E. Frith, removing garbage
and dead animals for Septem-
ber 389 48
M. O'Meara, inspector on
Booth Street sewer 23 10
Iowa Telephone Co., telephone
rent for various departments
Dubuque Telephone Co., tele-
phone rent for various depart-
ments 6 00
A. R. Staufenbeil, repairing
clocks at City Hall 125
G. B. Grosvenor Co., toilet pa-
per at City Hall 6 75
Mrs. T. Hagerty, repairing flag
at City Hall 100
J. Beach & Son, soap at City
Hall 3 00
Key City Gas Co., gas for var-
ious departments 78 8o
C. L. McGovern, recording
plats and deeds 5 25
W. W. Whelan, repairing and
grinding lawn mowers for
parks 3 50
D. Zogg, carpenter repairs at
patrol house 14 40
A. Wohlert, carpenter repairs
at Deckert's scales 2 00
F. Zehetner, I iron grate at
City Hall 5 65
Standard Lumber Co., lumber at
First Ward and West Du-
buque scales
A. Doerr, Sr., hauling at Jack-
son Park
N. Jacquinot, plumbing at Jack-
son Park
Ballard Steam Heating Co., re-
pairing fountain on Fifth and
Main
Ballard Steam Heating Co,
plumbing at City Hall
Harkett's Floral Nursery, flow-
ers for Ald. P. H. McLaugh-
lin's dec'd funeral
Key City Roofing Co., sewer
35 52
29 95
2 50
5 3o
8 oo
4 20
I0 00
pipe and cement for Road and
Special Sewer Departments6 to.
F. Schloz & Son, repairs for
Road and Sprinkling Depart-
ment 9 15
G. Bock, repairs for Road De-
partment 7 55
A. A. Brown, repairs for Road
Department I o0
P. J. Seippel & Co., lumber for
Road and Sidewalk Depart-
ment 15 95
T. J. Mulgrew, cement for Road
and Special Sewer Depart-
ments 9 00
Ellwanger Bros., supplies and
repairs for Road and Fire De-
partments 3 90
Hussman & Lies, new tools and
hardware for Road Depart-
ments 1O 75
G. F. Kleih, new tools for Road
and Sewer Departments 3 90
W. B. Baumgartner, new tools
for Road Department
G. W. Healey & Son, new tools
for Road Department 4 00
W. Bentin, sand for Road De-
partment 2 00
Williams & Linehan, sand for
Road Department 6o 90
McElrath Teaming Co., sand
for Road Department 8 00
McElrath Teaming Co., sand
for Road Department 3 00
Clancy Teaming Co., sand for
Road Department 3 00
Palmer, Berg & Co., blank sta-
tionery for Road and Board
of Health Departments i8 25
Standard Oil Co., oil for Road
Department 6 25
T. Byrne, rock for Road De-
partment 39 80
P. Pier, coal for Steam Roller6 3o
G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for
Steam Roller 9 50
Smedley Steam Pump Co., re-
pairs for Steam Roller 7 90
J. Beach & Son, t barrel soda
for Steam Roller 5 to
W. D. Deckert Co., supplies for
Steam Roller 3 35
Lagen & Sloan, horse shoeing
for Fire Department.... 18 25
Vollenweider & Hein, horse
shoeing for Fire Department
Wunderlich & Wiederholt, horse
shoeing for Fire Department 8 00
Gus Lear, horse shoeing for
Fire Department 3 70
Collings & Pfiffner, horse shoe-
ing for Fire Department 19 00
P. Seippel Lumber Co., lumber
for Fire and Special Sidewalk
Departments 58 65
Standard Lumber Co., lumber
and shavings for Fire De-
partment
Ott, Meuser & Co., shavings for
Fire Department 5 25
T. Connolly Est., cushions for
Fire Department t0 00
4 85
5 50
5 70
Regular Session Oct. 6, 1904.
229
American La -France Fire En-
gine Co., supplies for Fire
Department
T. F. Kane, hay and oats for
Fire Department and Patrol
House .
Linehan & Molo, white waste
for Fire Department
McDermott & Gow, plumbing
at Eighteenth Street Engine
House
McClain Bros., bran for Fire
Department
P. Pier, coal for Fire Depart-
ment
Dubuque Oil Tank Line, oil for
Fire Department
J. Butt. repairs for Fire De-
partment
Mettel Bros., bran for Fire De-
partment
Key City Gas Co., coke for Fire
Department
Key City Gas Co.. rental of
gar arcs for Fire Department
J. Mullen, harness dressing at
Patrol House
J. Huffmeier, hauling at Patrol
House
Saunders Meat Co., meat for
Matron Department .........
Eichhorn & Bechtel, groceries
and supplies for Matron De-
partment
Pitts, Thompson Foundry Co,
manhole cover and ring for 8 50
Sewer Department
F. Schloz & Son, repairs for
Sewer Department . 55
A. A. Brown, repairs for Sewer
Department
Hussman & Lies, new tools for 2 55
Sewer Department .
Jacquinot & Mullen, repairs for
Sewer Department
Globe -Journal, official printing 40 00
for August
Globe -Journal, official printing
for September 72 6o
Telegraph -Herald, official print-
ing for August
National Demokrat. official
printing for September
Smith -Morgan Printing Co,
monthly proceedings for Sep-
tember
Union Electric Co., arc lights
2o61 95
for September
G. F. Kleih, tacks for Board of
Health
J. W. Schlueter, oil for Bee
Branch Sewer Department...
Tibey Bros., final estimate con-
structing Bee Branch Storm
Sewer in Sanford and to46 20
Wash-
ington Streets .
Standard Lumber Co., lumber
for Special Sidewalk Depart- 184 75
ment
Tibey Bros., material furnished g5 70
on Sanford Street...........
T. Byrne, dimension stone on 13 50
Sanford Street .............
Jas. Noonan, estimate con-
structing Storm Water Sewer
8 0o in Fifteen Street 164 53
Jas. Noonan. final estimate con-
structing Storm Water Sewer
767 6o in Walnut Street 264 03
Brown & Brown. final estimate
10 75 constructing Storm \Vater
Sewer in Sanford Street from
Couler Avenue to Bee Branch
18 0o Sewer 427 17
Brown & Brown, extra digging
3 55 on Sanford Street Sewer
Brown & Brown, removing
9 8o double crossing on Jackson
and Sanford Streets
8 10 Brown & Brown, to material
and extra work taking up and
4 75 relaying pipe on Sanford and
Jackson Streets
I oo J. Duggan. repairing tools, etc.,
for Mt. Carmel Extension....
19 55 Linehan & Molo. 4o feet of rope
for Mt. Carmel Extension....
I oo Jas. Noonan, final estimate con-
structing Sanitary Sewer in
75 Dodge Street, from South
Bluff Street to Grandview
15o Avenue
Brown & Brown, estimate con -
4 10 structing Sanitary Sewer in
Grandview Avenue from
Dodge to North Street
69 52
I0 00
20 50
20 35.
150
I00 00-
I 50
0
150
4 20
25 00
15 05
25
70
438 22
M. Tschirgi, Jr., final estimate
constructing Sanitary Sewer
in White Street from Sanford
Street to Eagle Point Avenue 63 It
On motion, M. Tschirgi's bill was
ordered paid and that $18.15 be de-
ducted from said bill for replacing and
putting in passable condition White
Street from Eagle Point Avenue to
Sanford Street.
M. Tschirgi, Jr., final estimate
constructing storm water tile
pipe sewer in Washington
Street from Eighteenth to
Nineteenth Streets $ 86 22
On motion ,the bill was ordered paid
and that $5.40 be deducted from said
bill for replacing and putting in pas-
sable condition Washington Street
from Eighteenth to Nineteenth Streets.
The following bills were ordered re-
ferred.
Union Electric Co., to changing
lines at Bee Branch Storm 20 03
Water Sewer
$
On motion referred to Committee on
Streets.
Iowa Telephone Co., extra
charges for telephone rent in 200
City Attorney's office $
On motion referred to Committee on
Electrical Construction.
Iowa Publishing Co., to I State
Atlas and View of City and
publication in World's Fair
$too
oo
Album
On motion referred to Committee of
the Whole.
230 Regular Session Oct, 6, 1904.
PETITIONS A AND
OMMUNICA-
S.
Petition of The Key City Gas Co.,
by Geo. McLean, President, asking
for the extension of the City's Sani-
tary Sewer system to their property
on Eleventh Street, and to its exten-
sion on Eleventh Street abutting their
property from Pine to Cedar Streets.
On motion of Ald. Clancy the peti-
tion was ordered granted.
Petition of G. B. Grosvenor et al.,
asking that a cement sidewalk be or-
dered laid on the west side of Bluff
Street from Fourteenth Street south
to property known as McCullough
property, was on motion granted.
Communication of City Attorney J.
W. Kintzinger, asking that Miss E. B.
Rupprecht's name be placed on the
pay roll as stenographer for the legal
department.
On motion, the request was granted.
Petition of Dubuque Boat and
Boiler Works, by J. J. Schreiner, Sec-
retary. asking that they be exempt
from taxation for a period of five (5)
years. was on motion granted.
Petition of Henry F. Trenk, asking
for the extension of the Sanitary
Sewer in Hill Street from its present
terminus on Langworthy Avenue to
Dodge Street.
On motion, referred to the Sewer
Committee.
Petition of F. W. Theiering, asking
for the cancellation of his taxes on lots
7 and 8, Roger's Sub., for the year
1903.
Also petition of Bridget McCormack,
asking that her taxes against lot No.
6 in Newman, Cooper & Smith's Sub.,
be ordered cancelled for the years 1902
and 1903.
On motion, both petitions were re-
ferred to the Delinquent Tax Commit-
tee.
Petition of D. J. Lenihan, asking
that the special assessment as levied
against lots 3 and 4 in Home Add., for
the improvement of Mt. Pleasant Ave-
nue, be ordered canceled.
On motion, was referred to the City
Attorney.
Petition of A. L. Rhomberg, asking
that the special assessment as levied
against Lots 43 and 47 in Corriell's
Add., and Lot 26 "B" in Wood's Add.,
for repairing sidewalks be ordered
canceled.
On motion, was referred to Street
Committee and Sidewalk Inspector.
Petition of Thos. J. Mulgrew asking
that a Resolution be passed allowing
him to fill and use the north one-half
of Camp Street.
Also remonstrance of S. D. Ryan
protesting against granting the petition
of Thos. J. Mulgrew asking for the use
of North one-half of Camp Street. On
motion both petition and remonstrance
were referred to Committee of the
Whole. _
Communication of the Union Electric
company asking that the streets where
the street railway tracks have been re-
laid with new steel be inspected in or-
der that they make settlement with
their contractor.
On motion referred to Committee of
the Whole and City Engineer.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
City Treasurer Brinkman reported as
follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen:—Below you will find
statement of amount advanced by me
during the past month, for which please
order Warrants drawn in my favor.
Excavation permits redeemed$ 95.0o
Interest paid on warrants out-
standing 1028.37
Express charges—Fire 1.20
Telegrams, New York—Ex-
pense I.10
Express charges—Expense .6o
New York exchange—Expense .65
Postage—Expense Io.o0
Printing Improvement Bonds—
Expense 6o.00
$1196.92
Library orders paid 442.06
I also received $20,000.00 money bor-
rowed from different parties. Please
order Loan Warrants drawn in their
favor.
Respectfully.
—H. Brinkman,
Treasurer.
On motion the report was received.
and warrants ordered drawn to pay the
various amounts. and the report re-
ferred back to the Committee on Fi-
nance.
City Auditor Hoffman reported as
follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council.
Gentlemen:—Herewith find my re-
port for the month of September, 1904,
showing the receipts and disbursements
for the month:
Cash on hand Sept, 1st, 1904...$8.549.78
RECEIPTS.
Receipts from all sources....$3o,158.56
DISBURSEMENTS.
$38.708.34
Warrants redeemed $26,512.47
Loupons redeemed 591.24
Regular Session Oct: 6, 1904.
281
Bonds redeemed
I,000.00
$28,103.71
Cash on hand Oct. 1st, 1904..$10,604.63
The above cash balance includes the
Improvement Bond Fund, Improve-
ment Bond interest Fund. Sprinkling,
and Library Fund balances.
Also report that there is due
the City Officers for the
month of September, 1904 ..$2,683.20
Also the following is a record of all
Interest Coupons and Bonds redeemed
by the City Treasurer during the past
month and credited to him:
Regular bond coupons $320.00
Improvement bond coupons 271.24
$591.24
Improvement bonds redeemed.$1,o00.00
The following list shows the Appro-
priations and the amount of Warrants
drawn on each Fund since the begin-
ning of the fiscal year beginning March
1st., 1904, to October 1st.. 1904:
Appropriation. Expended.
Expense $40,000 $18,836.53
Road—First District 16,000 13,061.67
Second District 20,000 18,420.53
Third District 9,000 6,583.54
Fire 38,000 16,268.65
Police 28,000 14,078.21
Sewerage 5,000 2,593.45
Printing 2,500 878.50
Engineer 2,500 1,219.34
Street Lighting 25,000 12,304.53
Interest 422,E
Board of Health 4,500
Grading 4,000
Bee Branch 8,500
Special Bonded Paving2,000
Judgment 2,000
Special Bonded Debt. Int4,000
Mt. Carmel Ave. Grading1,000
Sidewalk Repairing
Special Sewer Fund 8,000
Grading Bluff Street Ex-
tension and Villa St1,000
Fifth Ward Engine house. 4,000
Total Appropriation -3268,000
Respectfully,
—F. B. Hoffman,
Auditor.
On motion the report was received,
and warrants ordered drawn to pay
City Officers and the report referred
back to the Committee on Finance.
Fire Chief ).einfried reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council.
Gentlemen:—The following is the
pay roll of the Fire Department for the
month of September. 1904: 2,232 50
Amount due Firemen . • . •
—J. R. Reinfried,
Chief.
On motion the report was received
and warrants ordered drawn to pay the
Firemen, and the report referred back
to the Committee on Fire.
Chief of Police Reilly reported as
Tofolws:
lo the Honorable Mayor and City
1,265.85
61.20
7,531.00
789.51
613.50
2,273.05
91.30
462.75
3,922.15
244.00
1,000.00
Council.
I herewith submit the Police report
for the month of September, 5904:
Total arrests for the month 93
Residents arrested for the
Doors found open
Defective lights .
Lodgers harbored
Meals furnished
Cost of food
Sehriff, dieting prisoners
August and September
Patrol calls
Miles traveled 157
Also the Pay Roll for the Police-
men for the month of September, 1904:
Amount due Policemen $2,034.00
Respectfully,
—Thos. Reilly,
Chief of Police.
On motion the report and pay roll
were received, and warrants ordered
drawn to pay Policemen, and the re-
port referred back to the Committee
on Police.
month 37
32
21
19
36
$ 7.20
for
$22.19
88
City Engineer Boyce reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: I herewith submit my
pay roll for labor on streets in the dif-
ferent districts during the last half of
September, 1904:
Amount due Laborers on
Streets $1,098.95
Respectfully submitted,
—James H. Boyce
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
Also submit my pay roll for labor on
Sewers during the last half of Septem-
ber, 1904:
Amount due Laborers on Sew-
ers $177.00
Respectfully submitted,
—James H. Boyce.
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Sewers.
Also submit my pay roll for labor on
Special Sewers during the last half of
September, 1904:
Amount due Laborers $56.15
Respectfully submitted
—James H. Boyce.
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
Also submit my pay roll for grading
on Bluff Street Extension for the last
half of September, 1904:
Amount due Respectfully Laborers
$299.55
submitted,
—James H. Boyce.
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
On motion the pay rolls for Streets.
Sewers and grading Bluff Street Ex-
tension were received and warrants avarious drawn to pay he referred
amounts and the pay rolls
back to the proper committees.
232 Regular Session Oct. 6, 1904.
On motion the report was referred
to the Committee of the Whole.
City Attorney Kintzinger reported
as follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen:—I herewith enclose you
the City Treasurer's receipt for $3.50.
being the money which you directed
me to collect from the Iowa Telephone
Company for replacing Whislte on the
City Steam Boiler, which was broken
by one of their wires hanging across
a Street.
Respectfully, •
--J. W. Kintzinger,
City Attorney.
On motion the report was received
and filed.
City Engineer Boyce reported as fol-
lows:
On account of erroneous assessment
on the following described property, I
petition for cancellation of same:
For cleaning alley, assessment July
Toth, 1902:
Peter Oeth, L. H. Langworthy's
Add., S. 40 ft, lot 52 and N. 1-2
lot 53 $1.50
Elizabeth Taylor, Cain's Sub.- lot 8 1.15
Respectfully,
—James H. Boyce,
City Engineer.
Ald. Clancy moved that the report be
adopted, and the Treasurer instructed
accordingly. Carried.
Sidewalk Inspector Conigisky re-
ported as follows:
On account of error in assessment
on the following described property, I
petition for the cancellation of the
same:
For repairing sidewalk, assessed July
7th, 1904:
Jno. Nagle, S. M. Langworthy's
Add., E. 100 ft., lot 21 $ .45
The corrected assessment should be:
F. A. Gringer, S. M. Langworthy's
Add., E. Too ft., lot 21 $ .45
Respectfully,
—I. Conigisky,
Sidewalk Inspector.
On motion the Treasurer was in-
structed to correct said assessment.
City Assessor Scherr reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council.
Gentlemen: I herewith submit a
statement of the valuation, both real
and personal of the City of Dubuque
for the year 1904:
Real estate $17,272,260
Personal 6.647,87o
Total $23,920,130
I also submit the valuations in the
different Road Districts:
First District
Second District
Third District
Respectfully,
—C. B. Scherr,
City Assessor.
$ 8,483,012
10,857,105
4,580,013
City Electrician Hipman reported as
follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council.
Gentlemen: I herewith submit my
report of defective Lights for the
month of September, 1904:
I find from the report of the Police
Department that the total hours that
21 Lamps failed to burn would equal
4of a Lamp for one month or $4.05.
On motion the report was received,
and the City Auditor instructed to de-
duct from the Union Electric com-
pany's bill for the month of September
the sum of $4.05.
The following Weighmasters' and
Wood Measurers' receipts were re-
ferred to the Committee on Markets:
Frank P. Hayes --City Hall re-
ceipts $23.05
T. Faherty --First ward scale re-
ceipts 5.51
Louise Pitschner—West Dubuque
scale receipts 2.85
Robert Hay—Eighth Street scale
receipts 2.20
C. W. Katz—Woodmeasurer's
receipts 1.75
Haubner & Hayes—Couler Ave
scale receipts .40
City Recorder Arendt presented and
read the printed Notice, certified to by
the Publisher, of the Council's inten-
tion to levy a special assessment for
repairing Sidewalks during the months
of Tuly and August. 1004:
No remonstrance being filed, the
Mayor asked if any one present had
any objection to said assessment. Ald.
Frith stated that Wm. F. Buelow ob-
jected to his assessment.
On motion the matter was referred
to the Sidewalk Inspector.
Whereupon Ald. Frith offered the
following:
Resolved by the City Council of the City
of Dubuque, That to pay for repairing
sidewalks during July and August, 1904,
in front of and adjoining the same, a
Special Tax be and is hereby levied on
the several Lots, and Parts of Lots, and
Parcels of Real Estate hereinafter named.
situate and owned, and for the several
amounts set opposite each Lot or Parcel
of Real Estate, as follows:
Owner. Description.
July 2—R. & Edw. Langworthy Est.,
Glendale Add., lot 247 $ 35
July 2—Kenety & Muigrew, Sub. 60
and 61, Littleton & Sawyer's Add,
lot 2 80
July 5—Wm. F. Buelow, E. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 60 45
July 5—German Bank, East Dubuque
Add., lot 91 35
July 6—C. B. Scherr, Trustee, C. A.
Voelker's Add., lot 33 80
July 6—C. B. Scherr, Trustee, C. A.
Voelker's Add., lot 3 85
July 7—Sidonia Hosford, Littleton &
Sawyer's Add., lot 57 35
Regular Session Oct. 6, 1904.
July 7—Geo. Mohr Est., Littleton &
Sawyer's Add., lot 52
July 7—Frank A. Scott; Finley's Add ,
S 1,6 lot 154
July 7—Eph. Youngling, Cox's Add,
lot 97
July 8—Valentine Schiel, Sub. 196 and
197, L. H. Langworthy's Add., lot 10.
July 9—Jos. Herod, Blake's Acid., lot
11
July 9—Jno. A. Koch Est., Cox's
Add., lot 16
July 9—Harry Waite, Blake's Add,
lot 16
July 9—Paul Traut Est., Blake's
Add., lot 19
July 9—D. C. Phillips, Sub. 2 of 1,
City 653, lot 1
July 9—W. J. & \V. G. Cox, Corriell's
Sub., lot 44
July 9—J. A. Rhomberg Est., Cor-
riell's Sub., lot 47
July 9—Edw. Langworthy Est,
Pauline Langworthy's Sub., lot 5
July 9—Jno. L. Buettell 'Est., Nairn's
Add., lot 14
July 12—Victoria Simones, East Du-
buque Add., lot 180
July 12—Schneider & Kleih, Subs. 5
and 7 and \\' 7.1 ft. of 9, Wick's
Add., lots 1-2
July 13—Ellen O'Halleron, Finley's
Add., lots 13-14-15
July 13—Leathers & Trewin, Glendale
Add.. lot 52
July 13—Frank A. Scott, Finley's
ts Add., S. lot 154
July 13—W. H. Doane, Sub. 12 of
Min. Lot 172, lot 2
July 13—Geo. Rieger, et al., L. H.
Langworthy's Add., lot 83
July 13—Mary F. McGuire, Glendale
Add., lot 40
July 13—R. & Edw. Langworthy Est,
Glendale Add., lots 224-225
July 13—R. & Edw. Langworthy Est,
Glendale Add., lot 153
July 13—Jno. Marzen, E. Lang -
worthy's Add , N. 35 ft. lot 45
July 13—Jno. Kantlehuer, Sub. M., 60
ft. lot 104, L. H. Langworthy's
233
July 16—Henry and Mary Oser, L. H.
90 Langworthy's Acu., lot 54 65
July 16—Ca th 'die l'nly. of Washing-
ton. et al. Kelly's Sub., lots 1-276
July 16—Martin Carroll, Nairn's Add,
lots 7_8 . 690
July 1S—J P. Schroeder, Littleton &
• Sawyer's Auld., lot 4
July lS—.las eph Kahn, East Dubuque
65 AGit.. E. 1/2 lot 361
July 18—Levi, Henderson & Sullivan,
40 South Ave. Add., lot S
July 1S—JaiBeach & Sons. City lot
35 189
July 18—Dubuque Butchers' Ass'a,
35 East Dubuque Add., lot 42:1
July 19—James Beach & Sons, City
80 lot 583
July 19—Dan Rice, Sub. 152, Union
Add., lot 2
July :0—M. S. I-Iardie, Sub. City GS•t,
45 lot 4 1 20
July 20—Levi, Henderson & Sullivan,
South Ave. Add., lots 122-13 75
July 20—Rhomberg & Kringle, Rose
35 Hill Add., lots 2-4-5 3 90
July 20—Mary Wilde, Sub. 1 of 2 of 7
of Min. Lot 45, lot 2 90
July 21—Martin Sutton, Sub. Min. Lot
45, lot 3
60 July 9-2—E. & B. Callihan, Sub. 2 of
Min. Lot 63 and E. part of lot 69,
1 39 Union Add., lots 1-2 50
July 22—Jas. Beach & Sons, City lot
36 58'2 40
July 22—J. H. Simplot, Mineral Lot 83 35
75 July 22—J. H. Thedinga Est., Sub.
City 651, lot 1 50
July 22—F. W. & Frank Coates, S. M.
Langworthy's Add., lots 39-40 90
July 22—G. M. Staples Est.. A. Mc -
Daniels' Sub., \V. 1/2 lot 766 160
35
40
65
5 45
Add., lot 1
July 13—John Theis, Sub. 106, L. H
Langworthy's Add., lot 1
July 13—F. & Chas. Fosselman Est,
L. H. Langworthy's Add., lot 156
July 13—John Olinger, Boulevard 1
Add., lots 4-5
05
July 14—Cushing-McFadden Co., L.
H. Langworthy's Add., lot 139
July 14—C. Heintz, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 147
July 15—Thos. Meehan, Sub. 131 and
132, Union Add., lot 2
July 15—Fred E. Spielman, Union
Add., lot 185
July 15—Louis Julien, Union Add,
lot 117
July 15—Peter Winkel, et al., Union
Add., lot 207
July 15—The St. Joseph's Mercy Hos-
pital, Sub. Min. Lot 66, lot 2
July 15—R. M. Kunz, McCraney's 1st
Add., lot 82
July 15—Rich. Waller Est., Mc-
Craney's 1st Add., S. E. 125 ft. lot 45
100
July 16—P. Hughes, Sub. 2 of part '
City 711, lot 2 .......................
July 16—Paul Traut Est., Blake's
Add., lot 19 45
"""""
July 16—Thos. and Louisa Paisley,
Blake's Add., lot 14... • • • "'Marsh's
July 16—Jos. H. Hanover,
Add., E. 100 ft. lot 47 40
40
35
35
90
45
55
45
1 90
55
85
40
4a
1 05
60
65
45
35
35
40
4U
55
55
35
35
40
65
36
40
July 22—Ellen O'Halleron, Finley's
Add., lots 13-14-15 1 30
July 26—M. E. Church, Sub. 20,
Reche's Sub., lot 1 45
July 26—Buol & Loetscher, Loetscher
& Treub's Sub., lot 13 35
July 26—Lawrence Smith Est., Sub.
Min. Lot 79, lot 9 40
July 26—Joseph Herod, Blake's Add,
lot 11 35
July 26—Edw. Langworthy Est,
Pauline Langworthy's Sub., lot 440
July 27—Martin Heer, Reche's Sub,
lot 27 45
July 27—Geo. Grundy, Hodge's Sub,
lot 1 35
July 27—H. P & N. W. Kimball,
Davis Farm Add., lot 337 35
July 27—Owen O'Hare, Kelly's Sub,
lot 21 35
July 27—P. M. Harrington, Sub. 22
and 23, Kelly's Sub., lot 6 95
July 28—Kenety & Mulgrew, Sub. 60
and 61, Littleton & Sawyer's Add., 35
lots 1-2
July 2S—Sidonia Hesford, Littleton & 40
Sawyer's Add., lot 57
July 29—P. & E. Kiene, Glendale
Add., lot 105 75
July 19—J. & E. Tibey, Sub. 3, Min35
Lot 63, lot 1
July 29—Wm. McClain, Hoskin's Sub,
lot 5 40
July 29—C. J. Peterson & P. Slocum,
Grandview Park Add., Blk. 3, lot 335
J GranPeterson Slocum,
dv ew Park Add., BIk.4,1 lots
3-470
July 29—Tim Dillon, Dillon's Sub., lot 35
1
July 29—Geo. Salot, O'Hare's Sub., lot
19 .. Grandview
July 29—A. A. Cooper,
232
Regular Session Oct. 6, 1904.
City Attorney Kintzinger reported
as follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen:—I herewith enclose you
the City Treasurer's receipt for $3.50,
being the money which you directed
me to collect from the Iowa Telephone
Company for replacing Whislte on the
City Steam Roller, which was broken
by one of their wires hanging across
a Street.
Respectfully,
--J. W. Kintzinger,
City Attorney.
On motion the report was received
and filed.
City Engineer Boyce reported as fol-
lows:
On account of erroneous assessment
on the following described property, I
petition for cancellation of same:
For cleaning alley, assessment July
loth, 19o2:
Peter Oeth, L. H. Langworthy's
Add., S. 40 ft, lot 52 and N. 1-2
lot 53 $1.50
Elizabeth Taylor, Cain's Sub.. lot 8 1.15
Respectfully,
—James H. Boyce,
City Engineer.
Ald. Clancy moved that the report be
adopted, and the Treasurer instructed
accordingly. Carried.
Sidewalk Inspector Conigisky re-
ported as follows:
On account of error in assessment
on the following described property, I
petition for the cancellation of the
same:
For repairing sidewalk, assessed July
7th, 1904:
Jno. Nagle, S. M. Langworthy's
Add., E. 100 ft., lot 21 $ .45
The corrected assessment should be:
F. A. Gringer, S. M. Langworthy's
Add., E. coo ft., lot 21 $ .45
Respectfully,
—I. Conigisky,
Sidewalk Inspector.
On motion the Treasurer was in-
structed to correct said assessment.
City Assessor Scherr reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council.
Gentlemen: I herewith submit a
statement of the valuation, both real
and personal of the City of Dubuque
for the year 1904:
Real estate $17,272,260
Personal 6.647,870
Total $23,920,130
I also submit the valuations in the
different Road Districts:
First District
Second District
Third District
Respectfully,
—C. B. Scherr,
City Assessor.
$ 8,483,012
10,857,105
4,580,013
On motion the report was referred
to the Committee of the Whole.
City Electrician Hipman reported as
follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council.
Gentlemen: I herewith submit my
report of defective Lights for the
month of September, 1904:
I find from the report of the Police
Department that the total hours that
21 Lamps failed to burn would equal
Sof a Lamp for one month or $4.05.
On motion the report was received,
and the City Auditor instructed to de-
duct from the Union Electric com-
pany's bill for the month of September
the sum of $4.05.
The following Weighmasters' and
Wood Measurers' receipts were re-
ferred to the Committee on Markets:
Frank P. Hayes --City Hall re-
ceipts $23.05
T. Faherty --First ward scale re-
ceipts 5.51
Louise Pitschner—West Dubuque
scale receipts 2.85
Robert Hay—Eighth Street scale
receipts . 2.29-
C. W. Katz—Woodmeasurer's
receipts 1.75
Haubner & Hayes—Couler Ave
scale receipts .40
City Recorder Arendt presented and
read the printed Notice, certified to by
the Publisher, of the Council's inten-
tion to levy a special assessment for
repairing Sidewalks during the months
of July and August. 1904:
No remonstrance being filed, the
Mayor asked if any one present had
any objection to said assessment. Ald.
Frith stated that Wm. F. Buelow ob-
jected to his assessment.
On motion the matter was referred
to the Sidewalk Inspector.
Whereupon Ald. Frith offered the
following:
Resolved by the City Council of the City
of Dubuque, That to pay for repairing
sidewalks during July and August, 1904,
in front of and adjoining the same, a
Special Tax be and is hereby levied on
the several Lots, and Parts of Lots, and
Parcels of Real Estate hereinafter named,
situate and owned, and for the several
amounts set opposite each Lot or Parcel
of Real Estate, as follows:
Owner. Description.
July 2—R. & Edw. Langworthy Est.,
Glendale Add., lot 247 $ 25
July 2—Kenety & Mulgrew, Sub. 00
and 61, Littleton & Sawyer's Add,
lot 2 80
July 5—Wm. F. Buelow, E. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 60 45
July 5—German Bank, East Dubuque
Add., lot 91 35
July 6—C. B. Scherr, Trustee, C. A.
Voelker's Add., lot 33 80
July 6—C. B. Scherr, Trustee, C. A.
Voelker's Add., lot 3 85
July 7—Sidonia Hosford, Littleton &
Sawyer's Add., lot 57 35
Regular Session Oct. 6, 1904.
233
July 7—Geo. Mohr Est., Littleton &
Sawyer's Add., lot 52
July 7—Frank A. Scott, Finley's Add ,
S 1/2 lot 154
July 7—Eph. Youngling, Cox's Add,
lot 97
July 8—Valentine Schiel, Sub. 196 and
197, L. H. Langworthy's Add., lot 10. 65
July 9—Jos. Herod, Blake's Add., lot
11
July 9—Jno. A. Koch Est., Cox's
Add., lot 16
July 9—Harry Waite, Blake's Add,
lot 16 35
July 9—Paul Traut Est., Blake's
Add., lot 19 35
July 9—D. C. Phillips, Sub. 2 of 1,
City 653, lot 1 80
July 9—W. J. & W. G. Cox, Corriell's
Sub., lot 44 5 45
July 9—J. A. Rhomherg Est., Cor-
riell's Sub., lot 47 45
July Lang worthy Est,
Pauline Langworthy's Sub., lot 51 90
July 9—Jno. L. Buettell Est., Nairn's
Add., lot 14 35
July 12—Victoria Simones, East Du-
buque Add.. It I 55
July 12—Schm idrr & Kleih, Subs. 5
and 7 and W 7.1 ft. of 9, Wick's
Add., lots 1-2 60
July 13—Ellen O'Halleron, Finley's
Add., lots 13-14-15 1 30
July 13—Leathers & Trewin, Glendale
Add.. lot 52 33
July 13—Frank A. Scott, Finley's
Add., S. 1/2 lot 154 75
July 13—W. II. Do.ne, Sub. 12 of
Min. Lot 172, lot 2 40
July 13—Geo. Rieger, et al., L. H.
Langworthy's Add., lot 83 4b
July 13—Mary F. McGuire, Glendale
Add., lot 40 1 0
July 13—R. & Edw. Langworthy Est,
Glendale Add., lots 224-225
July 13—R. & Edw. Langworthy Est,
Glendale Add., lot 153
July 13—Jno. Marzen, E. Lang -
worthy's Add , N. 35 ft. lot 45
July 13—Jno. Kantlehuer, Sub. M., 60
ft. lot 104, L. H. Langworthy's
40
35
40
65
40
Add., lot 1
July 13—John Theis, Sub. 106, L. H
Langworthy's Add., lot 1
July 13—F. & Chas. Fosselman Est,
L. H. Langworthy's Add., lot 1S6
July 13—John Olinger, Boulevard
Add., lots 4-5
July 14—Cushing-McFadden Co., L.
H. Langworthy's Add., lot 139
July 14—C. Heintz, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 147
July 15—Thos. Meehan, Sub. 131 and
132, Union Add., lot 2
July 15—Fred E. Spielman, Union
Add., lot 185
July 15—Louis Julien, Union Add,
lot 117
July 15—Peter Winkel, et al., Union
Add., lot 207
July 15—The St. Joseph's Mercy Hos-
pital, Sub. Min. Lot 66, lot 2
July 15—R. M. Kunz, McCraney's 1st
Add., lot 82
July 15—Rich. Waller Est., Mc-
Craney's 1st Add., S. E. 125 ft. lot
100
July 16—P. Hughes, Sub. 2 of part
City 711, lot 2
July 16—Paul Traut Est., Blake's
Add., lot 19
July 16—Thos. and Louisa Paisley,
Blake's Add., lot 14
July 16—Jos. H. Hanover, Marsh'
Add., E. 100 ft. lot 47
•
July 16—Henry and Mary Oser, L. H.
Langworthy's Add., lot 84 65
July 16—Catholic Univ. of Washing-
ton, et al, Kelly's Sub., lots 1-276
July 16—Martin Carroll, Nairn's Add,
lots 7-8 6 90
July 18—J. P. Schroeder, Littleton &
Sawyer's Add., lot 4 48
July 18—Joseph Kahn, East Dubuque
Add., E. 1/2 lot 361 35
July 18—Levi, Henderson &
South Ave. Add., lot 8 35
July 18—Jas. Beach & Sons, City lot
182 40
July 18—Dubuque Butchers' Ass'n,
East Dubuque Add., lot 427
July 19—James Beach & Sons, City
lot 583
July 19—Dan Rice, Sub. 152, Union
Add., lot 2
July JI—M. S. Hardie, Sub. City 684,
lot 4 1 20
July 20—Levi, Henderson & Sullivan,
South Ave. Add., lots 12-13 75
July 20—Rhomberg & Kringle, Rose
Hill Add., lots 2-4-5 3 90
July 2e—Mary Wilde, Sub. 1 of 2 uf 7
of lii. Lot 45, lot 2 40
July 21—Martin Sutton, Sub. Min. Lot
45, lot 3 85
July 22—E. & H. Callihan, Sub. 2 of
Min. Lot 63 and E. part of lot 69,
Union Add., lots 1-2 60
July 22—Jas. Beach & Sons, City lot
562 40
July :22--J. H. Simplot, Mineral Lot 83 35
July 22--J. H. Thedinga Est., Sub.
City 551, lot 1 60
July 22—F. W. & Frank Coates, S. M.
Langworthy's Add., lots 39-40 90
July 22—G. M. Staples Est.. A. Mc -
Daniels' Sub., W. 1/2 lot 766 1 50
45
65
45
5 .July 22—Ellen O'Halleron, Finley's
Add., lots 13-14-16 1 30
60 July 26—M. E. Church, Sub. 20,
Reche's Sub., lot 1 45
65 July 26—Buol & Loetscher, Loetscher
& Treub's Sub., lot 13 35
45 July 26—Lawrence Smith Est., Sub.
Min. Lot 79, lot 9 40
July 26—Joseph Herod, Blake's Add,
35 lot 11 35
July 26—Edw. Langworthy Est,
35 Paulin.; Langworthy's Sub., lot 440
July 27—Martin Heer, Reche's Sub,
40 lot 27 45
July 27—Geo. Grundy, Hodge's Sub,
05 lot 1 35
July 27—H. P & N. W. Kimball,
40 Davis Farm Add., lot 337 35
July 27—Owen O'Hare, Kelly's Sub,
55 lot 24 35
July 27—P. M. Harrington, Sub. 22
55 and 23, Kelly's Sub., lot 6 95
July 28—Kenety & Mulgrew, Sub. 60
35 and 61, Littleton & Sawyer's Add.,
lots 1-2 35
35 July 28—Sidonia. Hosford, Littleton &
Sawyer's Add., lot 57 40
40 July 29—P. & E. Kiene, Glendale
Add., lot 105 75
65 July t9—J. & E. Tibey, Sub. 3, Min.
Lot 63, lot 1 35
35 July 29—Wm. McClain, Hoskin's Sub,
1 t 5 40
July 29—C. J. Peterson & P. Slocum,
45 Grandview Park Add., Blk. 3, lot 3.. 86
July 29—C. J. Peterson & P. Slocum,
35 Grandview Park Add., Blk. 4, lots
3-470
45 July 29—Tim Dillon, Dillon's Sub., lot
135
40 July 29—Geo. Salot, O'Hare's Sub., lot
1945
40 July 29—A. A. Cooper, Grandview
. • : • , ,re,711.
Retake of Previous Documents
232 Regular Session Oct. 6, 1904.
City Attorney Kintzinger reported
as follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: I herewith enclose you
the City Treasurer's receipt for $3.50,
being the money which you directed
me to collect from the Iowa Telephone
Company for replacing Whislte on the
City Steam Roller, which was broken
by one of their wires hanging across
a Street.
Respectfully,
—_J. W. Kintzinger,
City Attorney.
On motion the report was received
and filed.
City Engineer Boyce reported as fol-
lows:
On account of erroneous assessment
on the following described property, I
petition for cancellation of same:
For cleaning alley, assessment July
Toth, 1902:
Peter Oeth, L. H. Langworthy's
Add., S. 40 ft, lot 52 and N. 1-2
lot 53 $1.50
Elizabeth Taylor, Cain's Sub.. lot 8 1.15
Respectfully,
—James H. Boyce,
City Engineer.
Ald. Clancy moved that the report be
adopted, and the Treasurer instructed
accordingly. Carried.
Sidewalk Inspector Conigisky re-
ported as follows:
On account of error in assessment
on the following described property, I
petition for the cancellation of the
same:
For repairing sidewalk, assessed July
7th, 1904:
Jno. Nagle, S. M. Langworthy's
Add., E. 100 ft., lot 21 $ .45
The corrected assessment should be:
F. A. Gringer, S. M. Langworthy's
Add., E. too ft., lot 21 $ .45
Respectfully,
—I. Conigisky,
Sidewalk Inspector.
On motion the Treasurer was in-
structed to correct said assessment.
City Assessor Scherr reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council.
Gentlemen: I herewith submit a
statement of the valuation, both real
and personal of the City of Dubuque
for the year 1904:
Real estate $17,272,260
Personal 6.647,870
Total $23,920,130
I also submit the valuations in the
different Road Districts:
First District
Second District ..
Third District
Respectfully,
—C. B. Scherr,
City Assessor.
$ 8,483,012
I0,857,105
4,580,013
On motion the report was referred
to the Committee of the Whole.
City Electrician Hipman reported as
follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council.
Gentlemen: I herewith submit my
report of defective Lights for the
month of September, 1904:
I find from the report of the Police
Department that the total hours that
21 Lamps failed to burn would equal
34of a Lamp for one month or $4.05.
On motion the report was received,
and the City Auditor instructed to de-
duct from the Union Electric com-
pany's hill for the month of September
the sum of $4.05.
The following Weighmasters' and
Wood Measurers' receipts were re-
ferred to the Committee on Markets:
Frank P. Hayes --City Hall re-
ceipts $23.05
T. Faherty --First ward scale re-
ceipts 5.51
Louise Pitschner—West Dubuque
scale receipts 2.85
Robert Hay—Eighth Street scale
receipts 2.29
C. W. Katz—Woodmeasurer's
receipts 1.75
Haubner & Hayes—Couler Ave
scale receipts .40
City Recorder Arendt presented and
read the printed Notice, certified to by
the Publisher, of the Council's inten-
tion to levy a special assessment for
repairing Sidewalks during the months
of July and August. 1904:
No remonstrance being filed, the
Mayor asked if any one present had
any objection to said assessment. Ald.
Frith stated that Wm. F. Buelow ob-
jected to his assessment.
On motion the matter was referred
to the Sidewalk Inspector.
Whereupon Ald. Frith offered the
following:
Resolved by the City Council of the City
of Dubuque, That to pay for repairing
sidewalks during July and August, 1904,
in front of and adjoining the same, a
Special Tax be and is hereby levied on
the several Lots, and Parts of Lots, and
Parcels of Real Estate hereinafter named,
situate and owned, and for the several
amounts set opposite each Lot or Parcel
of Real Estate, as follows:
Owner. Description.
July 2—R. & Edw. Langworthy Est.,
Glendale Add., lot 247 $ 85
July 2—Kenety & Mulgrew, Sub. 60
and 61, Littleton & Sawyer's Add,
lot 2 80
July 5—Wm. F. Buelow, E. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 60 45
July 5—German Bank, East Dubuque
Add., lot 91 35
July 6—C. B. Scherr, Trustee, C. A.
Voelker's Add., lot 33 80
July 6—C. B. Scherr, Trustee, C. A.
Voelker's Add., lot 3 85
July 7—Sidonia Hosford, Littleton &
Sawyer's Add., lot 57 .. 35
Regular Session Oct. 6, 1904
233
July 7—Geo. Mohr Est., Littleton &
Sawyer's Add., lot 52
July 7—Frank A. Scott, Finley's Add ,
S 1/2 lot 154
July 7—Eph. Youngling, Cox's Add,
lot 97
July 8—Valentine Schiel, Sub. 196 and
197, L. H. Langworthy's Add., lot 10.
July 9—Jos. Herod, Blake's Acid., lot
11
July 9—mo. A. Koch Est., Cox's
Add., lot 16
July 9—Harry Waite, Blake's Add,
lot 16
July 9—Paul
Add., lot 19
July 9—D. C. Phillips, Sub. 2 of 1,
City 653, lot 1
July 9—\V. J. & \V. G. Cox, Corriell's
Traut Est., Blake's
40
35
40
65
65
40
35
36
80
Sub., lot 44 5 45
July 9—J. A. Rhomberg Est., Cor-
riell's Sub., lot 47 45
July 9--Edw. Lang worthy Est,
Pauline Langworthy's Sub., lot 51 90
July 9—mo. L. Buettell Est., Nairn's
Add., lot 14 35
July 12—Victoria Simones, East Du-
buque Add., lot 180 55
July 12—Schneider & Kleih, Subs. 5
and 7 and \V 7.1 ft. of 9, Wick's
Add., lots 1-2 60
July 13—Ellen O'Halleron, Finley's
Add., lots 13-14-15 1 30
July 13—Leathers & Trewin, Glendale
Add., lot 52
July 13—Frank A. Scott, Finley's
.• Add., S. 1/2 lot 154
July 13—\V. H. Dctne, Sub. 12 of
Min. Lot 172, lot 2 40
July 13—Geo. Rieger, et al., L. H
Langworthy's Add., lot 83 40
July 13—Mary F. McGuire, Glendale
Add., lot 40 1 05
July 13—R. & Edw. Langworthy Est,
Glendale Add., lots 224-225 60
July 13—R. & Edw. Langworthy Est,
Glendale Add., lot 153
July 13—Jno. Marzen, E. Lang -
worthy's Add , N. 35 ft. tot 45
July 13—Jno. Kantlehuer, Sub. SI., 60
ft. lot 104, L. H. Langworthy's
Add., lot 1
July 13—John Theis, Sub. 106, L. H.
Langworthy's Add., lot 1
July 13—F. & Chas. Fosselman Est,
L. H. Langworthy's Add., lot 166.—
July 13—John Olinger, Boulevard
Add., lots 4-5 1
July 14—Cushing-McFadden Co., L
H. Langworthy's Add., lot 139
July 14—C. Heintz, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 147
July 15—Thos. Meehan, Sub. 131 and
132, Union Add., lot 2
July 15—Fred E. Spielman, Union
Add., lot 185
July 15—Louis Julien, Union Add,
lot 117
July 15—Peter Winkel, et al., Union
Add., lot 207
July 15—The St. Joseph's Mercy Hos-
pital, Sub. Min. Lot 66, lot 2
July 15—R. M. Kunz, McCraney's 1st
Add., lot 82
July 15—Rich. Waller Est., Mc-
Craney's 1st Add., S. E. 125 ft. lot
100
July 16—P. Hughes, Sub. 2 of part
City 711, lot 2
July 16—Paul Traut Est., Blake's
Add., lot 19
July 16—Thos. and Louisa Paisley,
Blake's Add., lot 14
July 16—Jos. H. Hanover, Marsh's
Add., E. 100 ft. lot 47
July 16—Henry and Mary Oser, L. H.
Langworthy's AC:(i., lot 84 55
July 16—Cathilic Univ. of Washing-
ton, et al, Kelly's Sub., lots 1-275
July 16—Martin Carroll, Nairn's Add,
lots 7-8 6 90
July 18—J P. Schroeder, Littleton &
Sawyer's Add., lot 4 40
July 18—Joseph Kahn, East Dubuque
Add., E. ', lot 361 35
July 18—Levi, Henderson & Sullivan,
South Ave. Add., lot 8 35
July 18—Jas. Beach & Sons, City lot
182 40
July 18—Dubuque Butchers' Ass ii
East Dubuque Add., lot 423 45
July 19—James Beach & Sons, City
lot 583 55
July 19—Dan Rice, Sub. 152, Union
Add., lot 2 45
July 20—M. S. Hardie, Sub. City 64,
lot 4 1 20
July 20—Levi, Henderson & Sullivan,
South Ave. Add., lots 12-13 75
July 20—Rhomberg & Kringle, Rose
Hill Add., lots 2-4-5 3 90
July 20—Mary Wilde, Sub. 1 of 2 of 7
of Min. Lot 45. lot 2 40
July 21—Martin Sutton, Sub. Min. Lot
45, lot 3 85
July 22—E. & H. Callihan, Sub. 2 of
Min. Lot 63 and E. part of lot 69,
Union Add., lots 1-2 50
July 22—Jas. Beach & Sons, City lot
35 582 40
July 22—J. H. Simplot, Mineral Lot 83 35
75 July 22—J. H. Tliedinga Est., Sub.
City 561, lot 1 50
July 22—F. W. & Frank Coates, S. M.
Langworthy's Add., lots 39-40 90
July 22—G. M. Staples Est.. A. Mc -
Daniels' Sub., W. % lot 766 1 50
July 22—Ellen O'Halleron, Finley's
Add., lots 13-14-15 1 30
July 26—M. E. Church, Sub. 20,
Reche's Sub., lot 1 45
65 July 26—Buol & Loetscher, Loetscher
& Treub's Sub., lot 13 35
45 July 26—Lawrence Smith Est., Sub.
Min, Lot 79, lot 9 40
July 26—Joseph Herod, Blake's Add,
35 lot 11 35
July 26—Edw. Langworthy Est,
36 Pauline Langworthy's Sub., lot 440
July 27—Martin Heer, Reche's Sub,
40 lot 27 45
July 27—Geo. Grundy, Hodge's Sub,
05 lot 1 85
July 27—H. P & N. W. Kimball,
40 Davis Farm Acid., lot 337 36
July 27—Owen O'Hare, Kelly's Sub,
55 lot 24 35
July 27—P. M. Harrington, Sub. 22
55 and 23, Kelly's Sub., lot 6 95
July 28—Kenety & lidulgrew, Sub. 60
35 and 61, Littleton & Sawyer's Add.,
lots 1-2 35
35 July 28—Sidonia Hosford, Littleton &
Sawyer's Add., lot 57 40
40 July 29—P. & E. Kiene, Glendale
Add., lot 105 75
65 July 29—.T. & E. Tibey, Sub. 3, Min
Lot 63, lot 1 35
35 July 29—Wm. McClain, Hoskin's Sub,
lot 5 40
July 29—C. J. Peterson & P. Slocum,
45 Grandview Park Add., Blk. 3, lot 335
July 29—C. J. Peterson & P. Slocum,
35 Grandview Park Add., Blk. 4, lots
3-470
45 July 29—Tim Dillon, Dillon's Sub., lot
135
40 July 29—Geo. Salot, O'Hare's Sub., lot
1945
40 July 29—A. A. Cooper, Grandview
234 Regular Session Oct. 6, 1904.
Ave. Add., lots 9-10-11
July 29—T, Kavaraugh Est., Sub. Min
Lot 22, lot 4
July 29—R. & Edw. Langworthy Est,
Glendale Add., lot 223
July 29—Eliz. Nicks' Est., Glendale
Add., lot 216
July 29—John Olinger, Boulevard
Add., lot 46 50
July 29—Ellen J. Martin, City lot 349. 75
July 14—M. D. Goux, McCraney's 1st T
Add., lot 69
July 14—W. W. Ballard, Wick's Add, 45
lot 24
July 19—B. McCoy Est., Union Add, 75
W. 22 ft. lot 14
July 7—Sidonia Hosford, Littleton & 3ti
Sawyer's Add., lot 57
July 9—J. A. Rhomberg Est., Wood's
Add., lot 26b
July 11—Leonard Buehler, Fengler's
Add., lot 31 55
July 13—Matilda Specht, Klingen-
berg's
.
4th Sub., lot 7
July 14—R. M. Kunz, McCraney's 1st
Aad., lot 86 45
July 26—Bool & Loetscher, Loetscher
& Trueb's Sub., lot 11 110
July 18—John Flynn. City E. 40 ft. 50
lot 84
Total $71 95
Owner. Description.
Aug. 1—J. F. McCarthy, Sub. Out Lot
$ 40
724, lot 4
Aug. 1—German Bank, Prospect Hill
Add., lot 14 70
Aug. 2—M. A. Brown, Krayer's Sub,
lot 2 90
Aug. 2—Catholic Univ. of Washing-
ton, et al, Sub. Out Lot 724, lots 2-3. 90
Aug. 2—Chicago G. \V. R'y Co.,
Right -of -Way, 17th St 45
Aug. 2—German Trust and Savings
Bank, Sub. 809, A. McDaniels' Sub,
lot 1 70
Aug. 3—Ellen T. Callahan, South
Park Hill Add., lot 16 40
Aug. 3—Paul Schlenker, Dunn's Sub,
lot 8 40
Aug. 3—D. Maggenburg, Sub. MIn.
Lot 319, lot 8 55
Aug. 3—Ursula Blocklinger, John
King's 1st Add., lots 1-3
Aug. 3—German Bank, Prospect Hill
Add., lot 14
Aug. 3—German Presbyterian College,
Sub. City 675, lot 7 40
Aug. 9—M. A. Brown, Krayer's Sub,
lot 2 45
Aug. 4—C. A. Alexander, Sub. 3, Bab -
cock's Sub., lot 2 60
Aug. 9—John Spensley Est., Sub. 45,
Simpson's Add., lot 2 85
Aug. 5—Peter Ginter, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., W 70 ft. lot 20a 95
Aug. 5—P. Tunes Est., City S 1-5, lot
450 1 45
Aug. 8—Mrs. H. Richatsch, City lot
344 45
Aug. 8—Adam Weiland, City lot 2731 45
Aug. 8—R. & Edw. Langworthy Est,
Glendale Add., lots 247-271 1
Aug. 9—W. H. Day, A. McDaniels'
Sub., lot 830
Aug. 9—Jas. Beach & Sons, City lot
582
Aug. 10—Jno. L. Buettell Est., Nairn's
Add., lot 14
Aug. 10—J. A. Rhomberg Est., Cor-
riell's Sub., lots 8-9
Aug. 10—Minnie and M. A. Kemler,
College Add., lot 1
Aug. 10—W. J. Cantillon, O'Neill's
Sub., No. 2, lot 11
70 Aug. 10—Mary Quinlivan, O'Neill's
Sub. No. 2, lot 19
Aug. 10—C. E. Wales, Nairn's Add,
lot 32
Aug. 10—Jas. McCabe, Corriell's Sub,
lot 1
85 Aug. 11—Rose E. Fengler, Fengler's
Add., lot 19
Aug. 11—Frank B. Martin, A. Mc -
Daniels' Sub., W 1 lot 816
Aug. 11—P. W. Crawford, A. Mc -
Daniels' Sub.., lot 779
Aug. 12—Kate Guderian, Cook's Add,
N lfi lot 55
Aug. 12—J. M. Werner, Trustee, City
lot 571
Aug. 12—Wm. Klauer, et al, Davis
Farm Add., lot 213
Aug. 13—Jas. Mullen Est., Finley's
Add., lot 4
Aug. 13—Mt. St. Joseph's College,
35
35
50
70
15
40
55
45
75
40
35
75
35
70
45
45
60
1 10
70
50
65
Sub. Min. Lots 186-187, lot 2 40
Aug. 13—John Flynn, Sub. Min. Lot
191, lot 2 40
Aug. 13—St. Ambrose Church, Fin-
ley's Add., lot 19.
Aug. 13—E. M. Kringle, Sub. 7, Min. 50
Lot 79, lot 6
Aug. 17—E. M. Krirgle, Sub. 7, Min.
Lot 79, lot 6 50
Aug. 17—T. B. Cain, Hetherington's
Sub., lot 4 35
Aug. 17—Martin Sullivan, Saul's Sub,
lot 4 65
Aug. 17—Minnie and M. A. Kemler,
Sub. 4, Ann O'Hare's Sub., lot 175
Aug. 17—John Nagle, Martin's Du-
buque, lot 11 65
Aug. 18—Rose E. Fengler, Wick's
Add., lot 19 35
Aug. 18—Mrs. Sidney Saul, Saul's 40
Sub., lot 1
Aug. 18—J. J. Murray, Sub. City 740,
lot 1
Aug. 18—Theresa Sullivan, Sub. 152,
Union Add., lot 1
Aug. 18—Jno. T. Hancock Est., Sub
Min. Lot 158, lot 7
Aug. 19—Chicago G. W. R'y Co,
Right -of -Way, 17th St
Aug. 19—A. F. Jaeger Est., Davis
Farm Add., lot 270
Aug. 19—Mrs. B. Keough, Sub. 9, Col-
lin's Sub., lot 1
Aug. 20—German Presb. College, Sub.
City 675, lot 7
Aug. 20—Chas. Heinze, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 147
Aug. 20—John Bottoms, Sub. 151, Me-
chanics' Add., lot 2
Aug. 20—Cushing & McFadden Co,
L. H. Langworthy's Add., lot 139
Aug. 20—Anna Kurz, Mechanics'
Add., lot 156
Aug. 20—A. F. and B. D. Hee%
Marsh's Add., lot 27
Aug. 22—Chas. H. Bradley, Cox's
E. 1/2 Add., lots 50-51 40
Aug. 22—Edwin Hancock, L. H. Lang -
worthy's Sub., N 46 ft. lot 26 1 10
Aug. 22—Al. Matthews, Sub. City 738,
lot 6 45
Aug. 22—John J. Keane, Levens'
Add., lot 2 35
Aug. 22—Kate Lundbeck, Cox's Add,
E24ft. lot 22 35
Aug. 22—C. G. and C. H. Meyer,
King's Grove Add., lot 5 55
Aug. 22—Fred Wodrich, Broadway
Add., lot 3 35
Aug. 22—A. F. Bany, Bell's Sub,
lot A
Aug. 22—T. E. and J. S. Fifield, Union
Add., lot 174
Aug. 23—Martin Maher Est., Union
35
45
95
45
55
55
40
45
95
40
90
45
40
35
Regular Session Oct. 6, 1904.
236-
Add.,
36
Add., S. 133.10 ft. lot 137
Aug. 23—Martin Sullivan, Sub. 131
and 132, Union Add., lot 1
Aug. 23—Peter Winkel, Union Add,
lot 207
Aug. 23—A. S. Heacock Est., Union
Add., lot 196
Aug. 23—Pat Walsh Est., McCraney's
1st Add., lot 71
Aug. 24—E. A. and G. A. Burden,
Burden-Lawther Add., lots 4-5
Aug. 24—Stephen Zenner, Burden-
Lawther Add., lot 131
Aug. 24—Wm. Lawther and J. V.
Rider, Burden-Lawther Add., lot 10 35
Aug. 24—Wm. Lawther and J. V.
Rider, Burden-Lawther Add., lot 17. 40
Aug. 24—Henry Dreazy, Burden-
Lawther Add., lot 132
Aug. 24—J. A. Rhomberg Est., Mc-
Craney's 1st Add., lot 111
Aug. 25—Mary Preston, Wilson's Sub,
lot 7
Aug. Z5 -Geo. Salot, Sub. i9, Kelly's
Sub., lot 1
Aug. 25—Julia D. Rhomberg, Sub. 1
and 2 of Min. Lot 62 and part Min
Lot 149, lot 3
Aug. 26—Wm. and F. A. Coates, City
N 2-5 lot 436
Aug. 26—Kate Guderian, Cook's Add,
N 4 lot 35
Aug. 26—Amelia S. Woodward,
Marsh's Add., lot 40
Aug. 27—Ind. School Dist. of Du-
buque, Sub. Min. Lot 45, lot 2
50
75
66
55
55
1 00
35
:35
50
30
70
45
5 30
55
Aug. 27—The St. Joseph Mercy Hos-
pital, Sub. Min. Lot 66, lot 2 1
Aug. 's7—F. W. and Frank Coates,
S. M. Langworthy's Add., lot 39
Aug. 27—Cath. Stafford, S. M. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 44
Aug. 26—H. Wunderlich, Fortune's
Sub., lot 15
Aug. 27—Jos. J. Duertscher, Sub. 4,
Kniest's Sub., lot 1
Aug. 29—R. and Edw. Langworthy
Est., Glendale Add., lots 227-228
Aug. 29—Al. Matthews, East Dubuque
Add., W 3i lot 51
Aug. 29—Ulrich `Nilly, Sub. 218-219,
Davis Farm Add., lot 1
Aug. 29—John Olinger, Boulevard
Add., lot 23
Aug. 29—Sophia Knoernschield, L. H
Langworthy's Add., S 1/2 lot 21
Aug. 30—Jno. L. Hancock Est., Sub
Min. Lot 158, lot 7
Aug. 30—Hugh Talty, Sub. 2 of Min
Lot 160, lot 1
Aug. 30—W. H. Doane, Sub. 12 of Min.
Lot 172, lot 2
Aug. 30—Henry Cannon, Finley,
Naples and Burton's Add., lot 140
Aug. 30—Geo. Salot, Finley's Add,
lot 4
Aug. 30—Frank A. Scott, Finley's
Add., lot 155
Aug. 30—John Olinger, Boulevard
Add., lots 10-11
Aug. 30—R. and Edw. Langworthy
Est., Glendale Add., lots 225-226
Aug. 30—C. Cameron and M. Carpen-
ter, Glendale Aad., S '/z lot 230
Aug. 30—Chicago G. \V. R'y Co,
Right -of -Way, 24th St
Aug. 31—Frank M. Marsh, Sub. Min.
Lot 174, lot 1
Aug. 31—Chas. Bergner, Sub. Min. Lot
80, lot 3
Aug. 24—Martha Wiedmer, Johnston's
Sub., lot 2
Aug. 30—J. Steadman, Sub. Min. Lot
149, \V % lot 6
Aug. 31—Hugh Talty, Sub. 2 of Min.
85
45
Lot 160, lot 2
Aug. 31—Jno. T. Hancock Est., Sub
Min. Lot 158, lot 7
Aug. 31—John Phillips, Sub. Min. Lot
158, lot 8
Aug. 22—Mich. Lentz, Sub 92, Cox's
Add., lot 1
1 05
210
40
90
Total $75 70
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the reso-
lution. Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Frith, Jones,
Lyons, Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Ald. Lyons, chairman of the Ordin-
ance Committee, presented and read an
Ordinance for the vacation of the Alley
between Elm Street and Pine Street.
from Eighteenth Street to Nineteenth
Street, in the City of Dubuque, Iowa,
and moved that the reading just had
be considered its first reading. Car-
ried.
Ald. Clancy moved that the Record-
er be instructed to give ten days' no-
tice of the Council's intention to va-
cate said Alley. Carried.
Ald. Lyons also presented and read
an Ordinance for the vacation of part
25 of Charter Street from the west line
J0 of the Levee to the east line of Water
Street and from the west line of Wa-
35 ter Street to the east line of Lot 1,
Block 15, and Lot 1, Block 18, of the
95 Dubuque Harbor Company's Addition,
in the City of Dubuque, Iowa, and
50
moved that the reading just had be
85 considered its first reading. Carried.
Ald. Clancy moved that the Recorder
55 be instructed to give ten days' notice
of the Council's intention to vacate
part of said Charter Street. Carried.
45
1 20 Ald. Frith, chairman of the Commit -
40 tee on Streets, reported as follows:
Your Committee on Streets would
1 06 respectfully report that we have ex-
amined the Storm Water Sewer in
65 Washington Street from Eighteenth to
65 Nineteenth Street, (M. Tschirgi, Jr.,
contractor,) and would recommend
40 that the same be accepted.
35 Also, your Committee on Streets, to
45 whom was referred the petition of
John Leicht, asking that the special as -
1 15 sessment levied against Lots io, it and
12, of McCraney's 1st Addition be can -
65 celed, would recommend that said pe-
tition be received and filed.
75 Also, your Committee on Streets
would respectfully recommend that on
90 account of the great amount of leaves
and other matter littering the brick-
' paved streets, the contracts heretofore
66 existing for sweeping said streets and
hauling the dirt therefrom be revived
40 and continued
leasure of the
Committee on Streets, ununder same
40
236
• Regular Session Oct. 6, 1904.
tions, would recommend that the taxes
be allowed to remain a lien on the
property and that the Treasurer be in-
structed not to sell same:
Katharine Loibl, Lot 206, Ham's
Add.
Sara Ham, Lot 931, Ham's Add.
Sophia Dempsey, Sub. 34 and 35 of
Lot 2 of Levens' Sub.
Veronica Klein, South 2-3 of Lot
143, East Dubuque Add.
Ald. Stumpf moved to adopt the
various reports of the Committee on
Delinquent Taxes. Carried.
terms as those existing prior to Octo-
ber 1st, 1904.
Also, your Committee on Streets
would respectfully report that we have
examined the storm water sewer in
Walnut Street from Julien Avenue to
West Eleventh Street, (James Noonan,
contractor,) and would recommend
that the sewer be accepted.
Also, your Committee on Streets
would respectfully report that he have
examined the storm water sewer in
Sanford Street from Couler Avenue to
Washington Street, (Brown & Brown,
contractors.) and would recommend
that said sewer be accepted.
Also, your Committee on Streets
would respectfully report that we have
examined the Bee Branch Storm Wa-
ter Sewer, from the south line of San-
ford Avenue to a point in Washington
Street about 193 feet north of said
Sanford Street, (Tibey Bros., contrac-
tors,) and would recommend that said
sewer be accepted.
Aid. Frith moved to adopt the var-
ious reports of the Committee on
Streets. Carried.
Ald. Jones of the Committee on Po-
lice and Light reported as follows:
Your Committee on Police and
Light, to whom was referred the peti-
tion of Henry Michel et al., asking
that an electric lamp be placed at the
corner of West Fifth and Prospect
Streets, would recommend that the
prayer of the petitioners be granted,
and that the City Electrician be in-
structed to notify the Union Electric
Co. to install the same.
Aid. Jones moved to adopt the re-
port. Carried.
Ald. Stumpf, chairman of the Com-
mittee on Delinquent Taxes, reported
as follows:
Your Committee on Delinquent
Taxes, to whom was referred the peti-
tion of Louisa Schwartz, asking that
the taxes against her property, Lots 7
and 9 of Marsh's Sub. No. 2, Lot 6 of
Kringle's Sub. and Lot 6a of Quigley's
Sub. of Out Lot 711 be canceled for the
year 1903, would recommend that on
account of her poverty the prayer of
the petitioner be granted and that the
Treasurer be instructed accordingly.
Also, your Committee on Delinquent
Taxes would respectfully recommend
that Harriet Tibbals, the widow of an
honorably discharged soldier of the
War of the Rebellion, be allowed the
exemption of $800.00 on her home-
stead, Lot 3 in Arnold's Sub. for the
year 1903, and that the Treasurer be
instructed accordingly.
Also, your Committee on Delinquent
Taxes, acting on the following peti-
Ald. Lyons. Chairman of the Com-
mittee on Sewers, reported as follows:
Your Committee on Sewers would
respectfully report that we have ex-
amined the Sanitary Sewer in Grand-
view Avenue from Dodge Street to
North Street, (Brown & Brown, con-
tractors,) and would recommend that
the same be accepted.
We would further recommend that
the City Engineer be instructed to pre-
pare a plat showing the lots or parcels
of ground subject to assessment for
said improvement, the names of the
owners thereof, and the amount as-
sessed against each lot or parcel of
ground, and file such plat and schedule
in the office of the City Recorder, who
will thereupon cause to be published
the notice provided for by Section 18,
Chapter XXXIV. of the Ordinance of
1901 of the City of Dubuque.
—M. E. Lyons, Chairman.
Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the re-
port. Carried.
Ald. Jones, chairman of the Board of
Equalization, reported as follows:
Your Board of Equalization, to
whom was referred the petition of the
Iowa Home Insurance Co., stating
that it had been erroneously assessed
on $3o,000.00 for the year 1903, where-
as its capital stock was but $25,000.00,
and asking therefore that said assess-
ment be reduced to $25,000.00, would
respectfully recommend that the prayer
of the petitioner be granted and that
the Treasurer be instructed accord-
ingly. —Rudolph Jones,
Chairman.
Ald. Jones moved to adopt the re-
port. Carried.
Ald. Lyons of the Board of Health
reported as follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: Your Board of Health
would respectfully report that at their
meeting held October 3rd, 1904, Health
Officer Michel presented and read var-
ious Rules and Regulations relating to
Deaths, Births and Contagious Dis-
eases, from the State Board of Health.
We referred the same to the City Re-
corder and City Attorney.
Also report that a number of bills
Regular Session Oct. 6, 1904.
237
were reported for groceries and sup-
plies delivered to the Detention Hos-
pital, during the time that smallpox
patients were confined at said hospital.
Total amount of bills, $43.45. The bills
were audited by the board and referred
to the County Supervisors for pay-
ment.
Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the re-
port. Carried.
Ald. Clancy of the Committee of the
Whole reported as follows:
Your Committee of the Whole, to
whom was referred the petition of
James Cushing, asking that the special
assessment levied against the N. 2-5 of
City Lot 435 for brick paving Eigh-
teenth Street, and also that the per-
sonal tax against him be canceled,
would recommend that said personal
tax be canceled, but that the special
assessment remain as charged.
Also, your Committee of the Whole,
to whom was referred the remon-
strance of Chas. Anderson et al.,
against the special assessment levied
for the construction of a Sanitary Sew-
er in Dodge Street. would recommend
that the same be received and filed.
Also, your Committee of the Whole,
to whom was referred the bill of the
Upper Mississippi River Improvement
Association for $300.00 for Dubuque's
share of the cost of transporting the
Congressional Committee on Rivers
and Habors from St. Paul to St. Louis,
and also the bills of the local recep-
tion committee for $107.87, for ex-
penses incurred in entertaining said
committee while in the city, would rec-
ommend that a warrant in the sum of
$407.87 be ordered drawn on the City
Treasurer in favor of the Mayor in
settlement of said bills.
—C. H. Berg, Chairman pro tern.
Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the var-
ious reports of the Committee of the
Whole. Carried.
Also, your Committee of the Whole,
to whom was referred the petition of
H. J. Neuwoehner et al., asking that
the matter of locating the proposed
Fifth Ward Engine House on the cor-
ner of Reed and Rhomberg Avenues
be reconsidered and that the same be
relocated on the corner of Rhomberg
and Windsor Avenues, would recom-
mend that said petition be received and
filed.
Ald. Jones moved to adopt the re-
port.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Jones, Lyons and Need-
ham.
Nays—Aids. Clancy, Frith and
Stumpf.
Absent—Aid. Corrance.
It being a tie vote the Mayor voted
Aye.
RESOLUTIONS,
Ald. Frith offered the following,
which was adopted:
Be It Resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque, That the Chief
of the Fire Department be and he is.
hereby instructed to visit all buildings
of a public character and see that the
ordinance compelling the owners there-
of to have the doors of such buildings
open outwards, enforced.
Ald Lyons offered the following:
Be It Resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque, That it is
deemed necessary and advisable to
construct a sanitary sewer in Eleventh
Street, and it is hereby proposed to
construct a sanitary sewer in said Elev-
enth Street, as follows, to -wit: A ten -
inch tile pipe sewer from the manhole in
the alley between Washington and Elm
Streets to the center of Cedar Street.
and assess the cost thereof against the
abutting property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy. Frith. Jones,
Lyons. Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Aid. Corrance.
Ald. Lyons also offered the follow-
ing:
Be It Resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque, That the City
Engineer be and he is hereby directed
to prepare a plat and specifications for
a ten -inch tile pipe sanitary sewer in
Eleventh Street from the manhole in
the alley between Washington and Elm
Streets to the center of Cedar Street,
showing the location and general na-
ture of such improvement, the extent
thereof, the size and kind of material
to be used, and to prepare an estimate
of the cost thereof, and the amount as-
sessable upon each lot or parcel of
land adjacent to or abutting thereon,
per front foot or square foot in area,
and to file such plat, specifications and
estimate in the office of the City Re-
corder.
That alter such plat is so filed, the
City Recorder shall cause to be pub-
lished notice of the intention of the
Council to make such improvement,
which notice shall be published in
three consecutive issues of the official
newspaper of the City of Dubuque,
stating that such plat is on file and
generally the nature of the sewer, its
location, size and kinds of material
to be used and the estimate of its cost,
and fixing the time before which ob-
jections can be filed, which time shall
not be less than five days after the last
publication of such notice, and after
the completion of the publication of
such notice, he shall at its next regu-
lar session, notify the Council thereof
in writing with a printed copy of such
notice accompanying the same.
Adopted by the following vote:
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238 Regular Session Oct. 6, 1904.
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Frith, Jones,
Lyons, Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
Ald. Needham offered the following:
Whereas, a water course formerly
ran through Lots No. 1 and 3 and Lot
'No. 6 of the subdivision f Lot No.
7 of Mineral Lot 79 Y of Du-
buque, Iowa, draining thewater and
surface from the upper adjoining wa-
ter course and hollow tract of ground,
and whereas, said Lots i and 3 and 6
7 thesubdivision u beenof Lot 7 of g graded and Mineral
filled
Lot 79
across the water course, hollow and
ravine through which the water for-
merly flowed, so as to obstruct the
flow of water through such water
course and caused the same toaccum-
ulate on the private ground adjoining
said Lots on the upper and westerly
side to such an extent as to subject
the water to become stagnant, and
without providing andconstructing a
suitable drain for carrying off said wa-
ter.
Now. therefore. be it resolved by the
City Council of the City of Dubuque,
that the owners of the aforesaid Lots
No. 1 and 3 and 6 of the subdivision of
Lot 7 of Mineral Lot 79 in the City of
Dubuque. Iowa. be and are hereby or-
dered to construct, within thirty days,
a 12 -inch tile pipe drain sufficient to
carry off the water, the flow of which
has been obstructed by the grade of
said Lots: said drain to be constructed
according to the plans and specifica-
tions therefor now on file in the office
of the City Engineer.
Be it further resolved that the City
Engineer be and he is hereby directed
to notify the owners of said property
in writing to carry out the provision of
this resolution and that if said drain
is not constructed by the owners of
said lots within thirty days from ser-
vice of said notice. that said City En-
gineer be and he is hereby directed to
at once proceed to build such drain
and report the expense thereof with all
costsarising therefrom to the City
council.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy. Frith, Jones.
Lyons, Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
Ald. Needham offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That a Sidewalk 6
feet wide, of good cement, be, within
ten days of this notice, constructed
and laid in conformity with the ordin-
ance in relation to sidewalks, on the
east side of Nevada Street, between
Julien Avenue and West Fifth Street,
abutting S. / Lot 3 of Mineral Lot 8o,
owned by Jno. Palmer Est., at the ex-
pense of abutting property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes.—Aids. Clancy, Frith, Jones,
Lyons. Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
Ald. Needham also offered the fol-
lowing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That a Sidewalk
12 feet wide, of good brick or cement.
be, within ten days of this notice, con-
structed and laid in conformity with
the ordinance in relation to sidewalks
on the west side of Clay Street, be-
tween Seventh Street and Eighth
Street, abutting City Lot 253andd N.
13.11 ft. 252 "A," owned by J0
me
Boyvin, at the expense of abutting
property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Clancy. Frith, Jones,
Lyons. Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
Ald. Needham also offered the fol-
lowing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque. That a Sidewalk
8 feet wide, of good brick or cement.
be, within ten days of this notice, con-
structed and laid in conformity with
the ordinance in relation to sidewalks
on the south side of Eighth Street. be-
tween Iowa Street and Clay Street,
abutting Lot 253, City, owned by Jos-
ephine Boyvin, at the expense of abut-
ting property.
Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Frith. Jones,
Lyons. Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
Md. Needham also offered the fol-
lowing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That a Sidewalk
6 feet wide, of good cement, be, within
ten days of this notice, constructed and
laid in conformity with the ordinance
in relation to sidewalks, on the south
side of Julien Avenue, between Air Hill
Street and Wilson Avenue, abutting
Lot 4. Kelly's Sub., owned by Emelia
Guthrie, at the expense of abutting
property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Clancy. Frith. Jones,
Lyons, Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
Ald. Needham also offered the fol-
lowing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That a Sidewalk
12 feet wide, of good brick or cement.
be, within ten days of this notice, con-
structed and laid in conformity with
the ordinance in relation to sidewalks,
on the west side of Clay Stret, be-
twen Seventh Street and Eighth Street.
abutting City Lot 252 and S. 1.1 ft. Lot
252 "A," owned by Martha Cholvin, at
the expense of abutting property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Clancy. Frith, Jones.
Lyons, Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
Regular Session Oct. 6, 1904.
Ald. Needham also offered the fol-
lowing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City ,of Dubuque: That a Sidewalk
6 feet wide, of good cement, be, within
ten days of this notice, constructed and
laid in conformity with the ordinance
in relation to sidewalks, on the east
side of Nevada Street, between Julien
Avenue and West Fifth Street. abut-
ting Lot N. / of t6, Bradstreet's Add.,
owned by Mary R. Abeln, at the ex-
pense of abutting property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Clancy. Frith, Jones.
Lyons. Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
Ald. Needham also offered the fol-
lowing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That a Sidewalk
8feet wide, of good brick or cement,
be, within ten days of this notice, con-
structed and laid in conformity with
the ordinance in relation to sidewalks,
on the south sire of Sixth Street, be-
tween White Street and Clay Street,
abutting Lot 313. City, owned by Na-
tional Biscuit Co.. at the expense of
abutting property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Clancy. Frith. Jones,
Lyons. Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
Ald. Needham also offered the fol-
lowing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That a Sidewalk
8 feet wide, of good brick or cement,
within ten days of this notice, con-
structed and laid in conformity with
the ordinance in relation to sidewalks,
on the south side of Sixth Street, be-
tween Fifth Street and Sixth Street.
abutting Lots 312 and 313. City, owned
by National Biscuit Co., at the expense
of abutting property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Frith, Jones,
Lyons, Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
Ald. Needham also offered the fol-
lowing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That a Sidewalk
6 feet wide, of good cement, be, within
ten days of this notice. constructed and
laid in conformity with the ordinance
in relation to sidewalks, on the east
side of Nevada Street, between Julien
Avenue and West Fifth Street, abut-
ting Lot 15, Bradstreet's Add.. owned
by L. G. Meyer, at the expense of
abutting property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Frith, Jones,
Lyons, Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
Ald. Needham also offered the fol-
lowing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
239
City of Dubuque: That a Sidewalk 6
feet wide, of good cement, be, within
10 days of this notice, constructed and
laid in conformity with the ordinance
in relation to sidewalks, on the East
side of Nevada street, between Julien
Avenue and West Fifth street. abutting
N. 1-2 lot 3 of Min. lot 8o, owned by
J. Zangmeister Est., at the expense of
abutting property. Adopted by the fol-
lowing vote:
Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Frith, Jones,
Lyons, Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
Ald. Needham also offered the fol-
lowing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That a Sidewalk 6
feet wide, of good brick or cement, be,
within 10 days of this notice, construct-
ed and laid in conformity with the or-
dinance in relation to sidewalks on
the South side of Julien Avenue. be-
tween Air Hill street and Wilson Ave-
nue. abutting lot 3, Kelly's Sub., owned
by F. D. Collette, at the expense of
abutting property. Adopted by the fol-
lowing vote:
Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Frith, Jones,
Lyons, Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
Ald. Clancy offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That a Sidewalk
12 feet wide, of good cement, be, with-
in to days of this notice, constructed
and laid in conformity with the ordi-
nance in relation to sidewalks on the
West side of Main street, between Elev-
enth street and Twelfth street, abut-
ting S. 21.2 ft. City lot 467. owned by
Fred Weigel Est.. at the expense of
abutting property. Adopted by the fol-
lowing vote:
Ayes—Aids. Clancy. Frith, Jones,
Lyons. Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
Ald. Clancy also offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That a Sidewalk
6 feet wide, of good cement, be. with-
in io days of this notice, constructed
and laid in conformity with the ordi-
nance in relation to sidewalks, on the
West side of Bluff street, between
West Fourteenth street and Thirteenth
street, abutting lot I. A. L. Brown's
Sub., owned by P. McCullough, at the
expense of abutting property. Adopt-
ed by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Clancy. Frith, Jones,
Lyons, Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
Ald. Clancy also offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That a Sidewalk
4 feet wide, of good brick or cement,
be, within to days of this notice. con-
structed and laid in conformity with the
ordinance in relation to sidewalks, on
240 Regular Session Oct. 6, 1904.
the West side of Foye street, between
West Locust street and Merchant's
Lane; abutting lot 7, Ellen Blake's
Add., owned by Jno. Blake Est., at the
expense of abutting property. Adopted
by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Frith, Jones,
Lyons, Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
Ald. Clancy also offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That a Sidewalk
4 feet wide, of good brick or cement,
he, within to clays of this notice, con-
structed and laid in conformity with
the ordinance in relation to sidewalks,
on the North side of West Locust
street. between Foye street and Hodg-
don Avenue, abutting lots 6 and 7, Ellen
Blake's Sub., owned by Jno. Blake Est.,
at the expense of abutting property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Clancy. Frith, Jones,
Lyons, Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
Ald. Stumpf offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That a Sidewalk
6 feet wide, of good brick or cement,
be. within to days of this notice, con-
structed and laid in conformity with
the ordinance in relation to sidewalks.
on the West side of Washington street,
between Fifteenth street and Sixteenth
street, abutting N. 1-2 lot 30, S. 35.2 ft.
lot 8r. East Dubuque Add., owned by
Jas. O'Farrell, at the expense of abut-
ting property. Adopted by the follow-
ing vote:
Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Frith, Jones,
Lyons, Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
Ald. Stumpf also offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That a Sidewalk
6 feet wide, of good brick or cement.
be. within ro days of this notice, con-
structed and laid in conformity with
the ordinance in relation to sidewalks.
on the South side of Sixteenth street,
between Washington street and Jack-
son street, abutting N. 16 ft, lot 81,
East Dubuque Add., owned by Mary
Flynn, at the expense of abutting prop-
erty. Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Clancy. Frith, Jones,
Lyons, Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
Ald. Stumpf also offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That a Sidewalk
6 feet wide, of good brick or cement,
be. within TO days of this notice. con-
structed and laid in conformity with
the ordinance in relation to sidewalks,
on the West side of Washington street,
between Fifteenth street and Sixteenth
street. abutting N. r6 ft, lot 8r, East
Dubuque Add., owned by Mary Flynn,
at the expense of abutting property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Frith, Jones,
Lyons, Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Alda Corrance.
Aid. Stumpf also offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That a Sidewalk
6 feet wide, of good brick or cement.
be. within JO days of this notice, con-
structed and laid in conformity with
the ordinance in relation to sidewalks,
on the West side of Washington street,
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth street,
abutting lot 78 East Dubuque Add.,
owned by Henry Grether, at the ex-
pense of abutting property. Adopted
by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Frith,' Jones,
Lyons, Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
Ald. Stumpf also offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That a Sidewalk
6 feet wide, of good brick or cement,
be. within to days of this notice, con-
structed and laid in conformity with
the ordinance in relation to sidewalks,
on the West side of Washington street.
between Fifteenth and Sixteenth street.
abutting N. 1-2 lot 77, East Dubuque
Add., owned by Jno. P. Thillman, at
the expense of abutting property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Clancy. Frith, Jones,
Lyons, Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
Ald. Jones presented sketches for the
new Engine House, prepared by T. T.
Carkeek. and F. Heer & Son, and mov-
ed that the Plans prepared by T. T.
Carkeek be adopted.
Ald. Frith moved that T. T. Carkeek
he instructed to draw up the Plans and
Specifications for the Engine House,
and Superintend the same. and to re-
ceive 5 per cent of the contracted price
for doing said work. Carried.
The Mayor appointed Ald. Needham
to the following Committees:
As member of the Committee on
Streets.
As member of the Committee on
Claims.
Chairman of the Committee on
Sprinkling.
Chairman of the Committee on
Police and Light.
Ald. Jones brought up the matter of
grading Catherine street and moved
that it be referred to the Street Com-
mittee for investigation. Carried.
Ald. Clancy moved to adjourn until
October 20th, 1904. Carried.
—C. F. Arendt,
City Recorder.
Attest:
Appr
• ?.....t' ; .. Recorder
.'.. ' / 1901i1
........Mayor
Regular Session Oct. 20, 1904.
241
CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Session Octc•ber zoth. 1904.
(Official)
Council met at 8:45 o'clock P. M.
Mayor Berg in the chair.
Present—Alds. Clancy. Corrance,
Frith, Jones, Lyons and Needham.
Absent—Ald. Stumpf.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICA-
TIONS.
Petition of The Germania Stock Co.,
asking that the taxes on City Lot No.
209 for 1903 be placed the same as in
1902.
On notion of Ald. Jones the petition
was ordered granted.
Petition of M. Kerwin asking for an
extension of time to pay the taxes on
lots 14 and 15 in Cuniming's Sub., and
that the treasurer he instructed not to
sell the same.
On motion of Ald. Clancy the peti-
tion was granted and the treasurer in-
structed accordingly.
Petiticn of Mary Dolan asking for
the cancellation of her taxes as levied
against west 1-2 of lot 62 in Union
Add. for the years 1902 and 1903.
On motion referred to Delinquent
Tax committee.
Petition of A. J. Smith asking that
his personal taxes be cancelled for a
period of three or five years.
Also petition of D. J. Lenehan, ad-
ministrator of Michael V. Hennessy
estate. asking for a reduction of the
assessed valuation for the year 1903 of
said estate to the amount of $5.979.38.
On motion both petitions were re-
ferred to the Board of Equalization.
Communication of C. W. Katz. In-
spector of Wood, asking that Wood -
measurers be stationed during the com-
ing season for the purpose of measur-
ing wood at the following places:
Third and Iowa streets.
Seventh and White streets.
Wood Market at Fourteenth and
Elm streets.
On motion the communication was
granted.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
City Engineer Boyce reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: I herewith submit my
pay s in
if-
ferent roll
districts dui ngor on tthetthe
first half of
October, 1904:
Amount due
Streets
Laborers on
$980.3o
Respectfully submitted.
—lames H. Boyce.
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
Also submit my pay roll for labor on
Sewers during the first half of October.
1904:
Amount
ers
due Laborers on Sew -
$199.85
Respectfully submitted,
— James H. Boyce.
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Sewers.
Also submit my pay roll for labor on
Special Sewers during the first half of
October, 1904:
Amount due Laborers $31.10
Respectfully submitted,
— James H. Boyce.
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
Also submit my pay roll for grading
on Bluff Street Extension for the first
half of October, 1904:
Amount due laborers $299.55
Respectfully submitted.
—James H. Boyce.
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
On motion the pay rolls for Streets,
Sewers and grading Bluff Street Ex-
tension were received and warrants or-
dered drawn to pay the various
amounts and the pay rolls referred
hack to the proper committees.
City Engineer Boyce also reported
as follows:
Attached please find statement of ma-
cadam measured October ist, 1904, and
the amount due for same.
Total amount due .. $31.25
On motion the report was received
and warrants ordered drawn to pay the
various amounts.
City Attorney Kintzinger reported as
follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council of the City of Dubuque:
Gentlemen: The undersigned, to
whom in as referred the matter of pro-
curing deed and plat of the necessary
strip of ground from the Linwood As-
sociation for the proposed extension of
Queen Street to Windsor Avenue,
would respectfully report that the deed
for such property and plat, duly exe-
cuted, showing the proposed street is
herewith attached. This deed and plat
have been executed according to your
instruction.
Respectfully submitted.
—J. W. Kintzinger,
City Attorney.
On motion the report was approved
and the Recorder instructed to put said
deed and plat on record.
City Attorney Kintzinger also report-
ed as follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council of the City of Dubuque:
Gentlemen: The undersigned, to
whom was referred the communication
of D. J. Lenehan asking that he be
assessed for only the improvement in
front of Lots 3 and 4 in Home Addition
and not that part assessed against him
;242 Regular Session Oct. 20, 1904.
for the improvement of the street in-
tersection, would respectfully report
that I find that Cities under special
charters were not authorized to assess
the cost of street intersections against
the abutting property until authorized
to do so by Legislation passed by the
Twenty-eighth General Assembly in ef-
fect April 22nd, 1896. As the improve-
ment in question was made before that
time I would recommend that the
prayer of the petition be granted.
—J. W. Kintzinger,
City Attorney.
On motion the report was approved
and the Treasurer be instructed accord-
ingly.
City Recorder Arendt presented and
read the printed notice certified to by
the Publisher, of the Council's intention
to levy a special assessment for the
construction of an 8 -inch Tile Pipe
Sanitary Sewer in Grandview Avenue
from manhole in Dodge street to cen-
ter of North street.
No remonstrance being filed, the
Mayor asked if any one present hau
any objection to said special assess-
ment. No objection being stated the
notice, on motion was received and
filed.
Whereupon Ald. Lyons offered the
following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque, That to pay for con-
structing an eight -inch tile pipe sanitary
sewer in Grandview Avenue. from man-
hole in Dodge Street to center of North
Street, by Brawn & Brown, contractors,
in front of and adjoining the same, a
Special Tax be made and is hereby levied
on the several lots, and parts of lots
and parcels of real estate hereinafter
named, situate and owned, and for sev-
eral amounts set opposite each lot or par-
cel of real estate, as follows:
Owner. Description.
.Mary Sigg, Sub. 43, Quigley's Sub.,
lot 2, 50 sq. ft $ 16 50
Albert Gasser, Sub. 41 and 42 and 1
of 43, Quigley's Sub., lot 1, 229
sq. ft 75 57
Oscar Deckert, Sub. 41 and 42 and 1
of 43, Quigley's Sub., lot 2, 114
sq. ft 37 62
Jacob Mehl, Sub. 41 and 42 and 1 of
43, Quigley's Sub., lot 40, 134 sq. ft. 44 22
Dixon Cottingham, Sub. 38 and 39,
Quigley's Sub., lot 5, 53.10 sq. ft17 52
Dixon Cottingham, Sub. 38 and 39,
Quigley's Sub., lot 4, 53 sq. tt 17 49
Anna Dodson, Subs. 38 and 39, Quig-
ley's Sub., lot 3, 52.90 sq. ft 17 46
Chas. Van \Vie, Subs. 38 and 39,
Quigley's Sub., lot 2, 52.90 sq. ft17 46
D. W. Cleveland. Subs. 38 and 39,
lot 1, 52 80 sq. ft 17 42
John Phillips, Sub. Min. Lot 158, lot
8, 361.50 sq. ft 119 30
Jno. T. Hancock Est., Sub. Min. Lot
158, lot 7, 208 sq. ft 68 64
Wm. Stoltz, Sub. Min. Lot 160, lot
3, 85 sq. ft 28 05
Total $477 25
Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the resolu-
tion.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Jones, Lyons and Needham.
Atsent—Ald. Stumpf.
City Recorder Arendt presented and
read the printed notice certified to by
the Publisher, of the Council's inten-
tion to construct a Sanitary Sewer in
Eleventh Street from manhole in alley
between Washington and Elm Streets,
to the center of Cedar Street.
No remonstrance being filed, the
Mayor asked if anyone present had
any objection to said improvement.
No objection being stated, the notice,
on motion, was received and filed.
The Water Works Trustees pre-
sented their quarterly report for the
three months ending September 3oth,
1904, and the Mayor appointed a Spec-
ial Committee, consisting of Alds.
Corrance, Clancy and Needham, to
audit the same.
Ald. Jones moved that the Recorder
be instructed to advertise for bids for
constructing the foundation of the new
Engine House at corner of Rhomberg
and Reed Avenues. Carried.
Ald. Corrance, chairman of the Com-
mittee on Claims, presented and read
the following bill:
Robert Graham, to 1 day witness
fees in case of Florence Farrell •
vs. City of Dubuque $1.35
On motion, the bill was ordered paid
and a warrant ordered drawn for
above amount.
Ald. Lyons, chairman of the Sewer
committee, presented and read the fol-
lowing bill, which was ordered paid:
M. O'Meara, inspector on Booth
Street Sanitary Sewer for first
half of October $2o.00
REPORTS OF STANDING COM-
MITTEES.
Ald, Lyons, chairman of the Ordin-
ance Committee, presented and read
an Ordinance for the vacation of the
alley between Elm Street and Pine
Street from Eighteenth Street to Nine-
teenth Street, in the City of Dubuque,
Iowa, and moved that the reading just
had be considered its second reading.
Carried.
Ald. Lyons moved that the Ordin-
ance be adopted as read.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Jones, Lyons and Needham.
Nays—None.
Absent—Ald. Stumpf.
The Ordinance follows:
An Ordinance for the Vacation of the
Alley Between Elm Street and Pine
Street, from Eighteenth Street to
Nineteenth Street, in the City of Du-
buque, Iowa.
Regular Session Oct. 20, 1904.
243
Be It Ordained by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque:
Section 1. Whereas, the Dubuque
Altar Co. are operating a large and
extensive Altar Factory on, and are
the owners of all of the property in
the block on both sides of the alley
between Elm Street and Pine Street
from Eighteenth Street to Nineteenth
Street in the City of Dubuque, Iowa;
and, whereas, it has been deemed ex-'
pedient by the City Council to vacate
said alley to said Dubuque Altar Man-
ufacturing Co.. as long as said prem-
ises are used for manufacturing pur-
. poses, but reserving the right to lay
all necessary sewers therein:
Therefore, the City Council hereby
vacates and annuls that portion of the
alley between Elm and Pine Streets,
from Eighteenth to Nineteenth Streets
in the City of Dubuque, Iowa, and the
said Dubuque Altar Manufacturing Co.,
their successors or assigns, are hereby
permitted and authorized to use said
alley for the erction, maintenance and
operation of factory buildings; provid-
ed, that if at any time the said Du-
buque Altar Manufacturing Co., its
successors or assigns, should cease to
use the premises above vacated for
manufacturing purposes, then the said
alley so vacated shall revert back to
the City of Dubuque, and this Ordin-
:,nce shall be null and void; provided,
further, that the City of Dubuque here-
by reserves and retains the right to
lay any and all sewers or drains which
it deems necessary in said alley.
Section 2. This Ordinance shall be
in force and take effect from and after
its passage and publication one time
in the Dubuque Daily Globe -Journal,
the official paper of the city.
Adopted , 1904.
Attest:
Mayor.
Recorder.
Ald. Lyons also presented and read
an Ordinance for the vacation of part
of Charter Street from the west line
of the Levee to the east line of Water
Street and from the west line of Water
Street to the east line of Lot t, Block
15, and Lot 1, Block 18, of the Du-
buque Harbor Company's Addition, in
the City of Dubuque, Iowa, and moved
that the reading just had be considered
its second reading. Carried.
Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the Or-
dinance as rind:
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Jones, Lyons and Needham.
Nays—None.
Absent—Ald. Stumpf.
Ordinance follows:
An Ordinance for the Vacation of
Part of Charter Street from the
West Line of the Levee to the East
Line of Water Street, and From the
West Line of Water Street to the
East Line of Lot 1, Block 15, and
Lot i, Block 18, of the Dubuque
Harbor Company's Addition, in the
City of Dubuque, Iowa.
Be It Ordained by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque:
Section i. Whereas, Thos. J. Mul-
grew is the owner of all of the prop-
erty on both sides of Charter Street
from the west line of the Levee to the
east lines of Lot of 15 and Lot I of
18 of the Dubuque Harbor Company's
Addition of the City of Dubuque, Ia.,
and has ice houses on said property
and desires to construct another ice
house on the property now occupied by
Charter Street adjoining the same;
and whereas, the firm of Mulgrew &
Phillips, of which said Thos. J. Mul-
grew is the successor, has filled said
Charter Street, and whereas, it is
deemed expedient by the City Council
to vacate Charter Street from the west
line of the Levee to the east line of
Water Street, and from the west line
of Water Street to the east lines of
Lot 1, Block 15, and Lot 1. Block 18,
of the Dubuque Harbor Company's
Addition.
Therefore, the City Council hereby
vacates and annuls that portion of
Charter Street from the west line of
the Levee to the east line of Water
Street, and from the west line of Wa-
ter Street to the east lines of Lot r,
Block 15. and Lot 1, Block 18 of Du-
buque Harbor Company's Addition, in
the City of Dubuque, Iowa, and the
said Thos. J. Mulgrew, his successors
or assigns, is hereby permitted and au-
thorized to use said Street for the erec-
tion and maintenance of ice houses.
and other buildings in connection with
said ice houses; provided, that if at
any time the said Thos. J. Mulgrew,
his successors or assigns, should cease
to use the premises above vacated for
ice house purposes, then said Street so
vacated shall revert back to the City
of Dubuque and this Ordinance shall
be null and void; provided further,
that the City of Dubuque hereby re-
serves and retains the right to lay any
and all sewers or drains which it deems
necessary in said street.
Section 2. This Ordinance shall be
in force and take effect from and after
its passage and publication in the Du-
buque Daily Globe -Journal, the official
paper of the city.
Adopted , 1904.
Attest:
Mayor.
Recorder.
Ald. Lyons also presented and read
an Ordinance providing for the protec-
tion of Fire Hydrants in the City of
Dubuque and moved that the reading
244 Regular Session Oct. 20, 1904.
just had be considered its first reading.
Carried.
Ald. Lyons moved to suspend the
Rules for the purpose of reading the
Ordinance by its title for the second
time.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Tones, Lyons and Needham.
Nays—None.
Absent—Aid. Stumpf.
The Ordinance was then read by its
title the second time.
Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the Ordi-
nance as read.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Tones. Lyons and Needham.
Nays—None.
.Absent—Aid. Stumpf.
Ordinance follows:
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING
FOR THE PROTECTION OF
FIRE HYDRANTS IN THE CITY
OF DUBUQUE.
Be it ordained by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque, Iowa:
Section i. No person shall, without
the permission of the City of Dubuque,
or Water Works Trustees of said City,
except in time of fire, draw off or cause
the water to be removed from any pub-
lic or private fire Hydrant, or private
fire protection opening. or open any
valve on such fire Hydrants or fire
protection opening, or remove the
cover of any fire Hydrant or stop gate
box.
Sec. 2. No person or persons shall
be allowed to back un any horse, horses
or vehicle of any kind, or to hitch to or
leave the same standing within five (5)
feet of any fire Hydrant, or to place
any goods, materials or other obstruc-
tions within five (5) feet of any fire
Hydrant, or to in any manner whatso-
ever impede the free access to, or the
immediate connection with any fire Hy-
drant by the Fire Department.
Sec. 3. Any person violating the pro-
visions of this ordinance shall be sub-
ject to a fine of not less than Five nor
more than Fifty Dollars, or to be im-
prisoned not exceeding thirty days, un-
til such fine and costs are paid.
Sec. 4. This ordinance shall be in
force and take effect from and after
its passage and publication one time
in the Dubuque Daily Globe -Journal,
official paper of the City of Dubuque.
Ald. Clancy, of the Committee of the
Whole, reported as follows:
Your Committee of the Whole would
respectfully report that the owner of
Lot to of the Subdivision of Mineral
Lot 32.2 has agreed to accept the sum
of $95o.00 for so much of said Lot as
will be required to extend Washington
Street and the alley between Washing-
ton and Jackson Streets through said
Lot to Twenty-sixth Street, and we
would recommend that said proposition
be accepted.
—C. H. Berg.
Chairman pro tern.
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the re-
port.
Ald. Needham moved a substitute
that the report be referred back to the
Committee of the Whole.
Substitute lost by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy and Needham.
Nays—Aids. Corrance, Frith, Jones
and Lyons.
The original motion of Ald. Frith to
adopt the report was then carried.
Ald. Clancy of the Committee of the
Whole also reported as follows:
Your Committee of the Whole would
respectfully recommend that the City
Engineer be instructed to measure the
piles of macadam owned by Messrs.
Heck and Reilly in the third road dis-
trict of the city.
Also, your Committee of the Whole,
to whom was referred the petition of
Thos. J. Mulgrew, asking that the
north one-half of Camp Street be va-
cated to him for the purpose of using
the same for a coal and wood yard,
would respectfully recommend that
said petition be received and filed.
Also, your Committe of the Whole,
to whom was referred the communica-
tion of the Union Electric Co., asking
that the work of repairing the streets
torn up by it in relaying its tracks be
accepted, and would report that the
matter w•r.s referred to the City Engi-
neer to examine the condition of said
streets. Said City Engineer submitted
a written report (which is hereto at-
tached) stating that some defects of a
minor character existed, and he was
instructed to point out the same
to the Union Electric Co.. said com-
pany thereupon submitted the attached
agreement to remedy all defects in said
streets caused by relaying said tracks.
and we would recommend that said
agreement be accepted.
—C. H. Berg,
Chairman pro tem.
Aid. Clancy moved to adopt the var-
ious reports of the Committee of the
Whole. Carried.
RESOLUTIONS.
Ald. Frith offered the following:
Be It Resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque, Iowa, that the
Union Electric Company and all
other Property Owners on Couler
Avenue between the north line of the
Subdivision of Lot 170 and 171 of Lot
2, L. H. Langworthy's Addition to the
City of Dubuque, and the north line
of Lot io. Wullweber's Subdivision to
City of Dubuque, to the south line of
Lot 3, Brewery Addition, and the south
line of the south % of Lot 23, L. H.
Langworthy's Addition, be and are
hereby authorized to brick pave said
Regular Session Oct. 20, 1904.
245
Couler Avenue adjoining the property
above named, providing the entire
width of said street between said lim-
its are so paved. Said work to be
done at the expense of said property
owners and under the direction of the
Street Committee.
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the res-
olution. Carried.
Ald. Lyons offered the following:
Be It Resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque. That a San-
itary Sewer of io-itch tile pipe be con-
structed in Eleventh Street. from the
manhole in the alley between Wash-
ington and Elm Streets, to the center
of Cedar Street. according to the plans
and specifications of said sewer pre-
pared by the City Engineer and now
on file in the office of the City Re-
corder. and be it further resolved, that
said sewer shall be completed on or
before the 1st day of December, 1904.
and shall be paid for at the time and
in the manner prescribed by Chapter
XXXIV.of the Revised Ordinances of
1901 of the City of Dubuque for the
payment of the cost of constructing
sewers. The proposals for doing such
work will be acted upon by the Coun-
cil on the 3rd day of November. 1904,
and the City Recorder is hereby or-
dered to give ten days' notice by pub-
lication. asking for proposals as pro-
vided by ordinance.
Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the reso-
lution.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Ald. Clancy. Corrance. Frith.
Jones. Lyons and Needham.
Absent—Ald. Stumpf.
Ald. Clancy offered the following:
Be It Resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque. That the sum
of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars be
appropriated for grading on Bluff
Street Extension.
Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the res-
olution. Carried.
Ald. Frith offered the following:
Be It Resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque, That the work
of reconstructing the streets along the
lines of the Union Electric Company,
where the same was torn up for the
purpose of relaying their tracks, be ac-
cepted by the City of Dubuque, subject
to the waiver of said company, pre-
sented with the report of the Commit-
tee of the Whole, at a session of the
City Council held this loth day of Oc-
tober, 1904.
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the reso-
lution. Carried.
Ald. Frith also offered the following:
Be It Resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque. That the City
Engineer be and he is hereby instruct-
ed to grade the street recently ac-
quired by the city running from the
terminus of Queen Street to Windsor
Avenue.
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the reso-
lution. Carried.
Ald. Needham offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dcbuque, That a Sidewalk six
(6) feet wide, of good cement, be,
within ten (io) days of this notice,
constructed and laid in conformity
with the ordinance in relation to side-
walks. on the south side of Julien Ave:-
nue.
ve-nue. between Wilson gvenue and Al-
pine Street, abutting Mineral Lots 8z
and 83, owned by J. H. Simplot, at
the expense of abutting property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Jones. Lyons and Needham.
Absent—Ald. Stumpf.
Ald. Frith moved that the City At-
torney be instructed to procure an
Abstract and Deed for the strips of
ground purchased by the City for an
Alley and Street through Lot io of the
Subdivision of Mineral Lot 322, owned
by the Collier Estate. Carried.
Ald. Corrance moved that the City
Engineer be instructed to place a tit -
drain pipe in front of Chas. Falken-
hainer's property, corner of Booth
Street and Julien Avenue, in order to
drain the water from in front of his
property. Carried.
,A4d.,Tones moved that the Recorder
be instructed to advertise for bids to
furnish the City with Coal and Woofl,
also for Hay and Oats, for the coming
year. from November 1st, 1904, to
November 1st, 1905. Carried.
Ald. Clancy moved that the commit-
tee on Public Grounds and Buildings
report on the Fire Escape matter at
the next meeting of the Council. Car-
ried.
Ald. Jones moved that the City
Treasurer be instructed to collect all
Delinquent Taxes, and if necessary to
procure the aid of the City Attorney.
Carried.
Ald. Needham moved to adjourn un-
til November 3rd, 1904. Carried.
C. F. Arendt,
City Recorder.
Attest:
Recorder.
1900.
Mayor.
Approved
246 Special Session Oct. 28, 1904.
CITY COUNCIL.
Special Session October 28th, 1904.
(Official.)
Council met at 9:30 o'clock P. M.
Mayor Berg in the chair.
Present—Aids. Clancy, Frith, Jones,
Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Corrance.
Mayor Berg stated that the object of
this special meeting of the City Council
was to consider the proposal and con-
tract made by the American -La France
Fire Engine Company for the purpose
of rebuilding and repairing the Fire
steamer R. W. Stewart.
Proposal and Contract was present-
ed and read.
Ald. Clancy moved that the proposal
and contract for the complete repairs
of the Fire steamer R. W. Stewart as
presented by the American -La France
Fire Engine Co. be accepted and that
the City of Dubuque enter into a con-
tract with said company to repair the
same according to the proposal and
specifications of said company for the
sum of Fifteen Hundred Dollars
($1500.061.
Unanimously carried.
On motion the council adjourned.
C. F. ARENDT,
City Recorder.
Attest:
Recorder
1901/1
Mayor
Approved..
Lit of Warrants.
247
LIST OF CITY WARRANTS.
City Recorder's Office,
Dubuque, Ia., Oct, 1st, 1904.
T,, the Honorable Mayor and City
Council of Dubuque:
Gentlemen: The following is a com-
plete list of all warrants issued by me
during the month of September, 1904.
C. H. Berg, salary, Mayor ....$116 70
H. Brinkman. salary, Treasurer 133 35
J. A. McKinlay, salary, Deputy
Treasurer . too 00
Jno. Krayer, clerk. Treasurer's
office
Chas F. Arendt, salary, Re-
corder 116 70
Wm. A. Kaep, salary, Deputy
Recorder 8o 00
F. B. Hoffman, salary, Auditor116 70
C. B. Scherr, salary, Assessor 125 00
A. Doerr, Jr., salary, Assistant
Assessor too 00
J. T. Murphy, salary, Assistant
Assessor too 00
J. W. Kintzingcr, salary. Attor-
ney 150 00
J. C. Longueville. salary. As-
sistant Attorney ... 75 00
Thos. Reilly, salary. Chief of
Police 100 00
jos. Reinfried, salary, Fire Chief too 00
J. W. Lawlor. salary, Commit-
tee Clerk loo 00
Jas. Boyce. salary, City Engi-
neer 166 65
E. Anderson, salary, Assistant
Engineer 1o0 00
G. White, salary. Rodman 5o 00
G. N. Raymond, salary, Super-
intendent of Street Sprinkling 6o 00
E. Herron, clerk in Auditor and
Engineer's office 75 00
\Vin. Hipman, salary, Electric-
ian 83 35
F. P. Hayes, salary, Marketmas-
ter
T. Cahill, salary, Park Custodian 40 00
H. 1-1 enge, salary. Park Custo-
dian 40 00
T. Faherty, salary, Park Custo-
dian
Dr. B. F. Michel, salary, Health
Officer
F. Flynn. salary, Sanitary Pa-
trolman
C. Baumann, salary. Poundmas-
ter
Mrs. H. Koenig, salary, Jani-
tress
I. Conigisky, salary. Sidewalk
Inspector
C. W. Katz, salary, Wharfmas-
ter
M. Clancy, salary. Alderman
H. Corrance, salary. Alderman
E. E. Frith, salary, Alderman25 00
R. Jones, salary, Alderman25 00
M. E. Lyons, salary, Alderman 25 00
J. A. Stumpf, salary, Alderman 25
oo
G. Barker. stenographer . • • • 2. 65 00
00
M. Eitel, fireman
J. Essman, fireman 75 00
60 oo
50 00
I0 00
50 00
6o 00
40 00
20 00
50 00
20 00
25 00
25 00
A. Duccini, fireman 6o 00
J. Flynn, fireman 65 00
J. Roshin, fireman 6o 00
J. Tschudi, fireman 5o 00
A. Heer, fireman 5o 00
A. Schonberger 5o 00
J. Daley, fireman 65 00
J. Barnes, fireman 95 00
T. Ryder, fireman 6o 00
G. Peyer, fireman 65 00
W. Ducey, fireman 6o 00
F. Murphy, fireman 5o 00
P. Ahern, fireman 5o 00
M. Kelley, fireman 5o 00
D. Ahern, fireman 65 00
P. Zillig. fireman 46 50
T. Flynn, fireman 65 00
M. Sweeney, fireman 5o 00
H. Cain, fireman 5o 00
.1. Benzer. fireman 5o 00
J. McGloughlin, fireman 5o 00
P. Fury, fireman 5o 00
J. Murphy. fireman 5o 00
A. McDonald, fireman 67 50
T. Curran. fireman 46 I0
W. Kannolt. fireman 5o ou
G. Gehrki, fireman 65 00
T. Kennedy, fireman 6o 00
F. Baumgartner, fireman 5o oc
J. Smith, fireman 5o 00
C. Kannolt. fireman 65 00
J. Allen. fireman 6o oo
M. Fahey, fireman 5o 00
W. O'Connell. fireman 50 00
R. Weston, fireman 65 00.
F. Kenneally, fireman 6o oo
E. McDermott, fireman 5o 00
W. McClain, fireman 5o 00
J. H. Barry, police 53 30
G. Burkel, police 51 65
J. Carter, police 69 40
J. Clone, police 51 6
65
Jno. Cody, police 515
W. Cook, police 64 00
W. Corcoran, police 53 30
T. P. Cummings. police 53 30
H. Donlon, police 51 65
J. Fitzpatrick, police 53 30'
Tas. Flynn, police 5o 00.
Jno. Fox, police 53 30
Wm. Frith, police 51 65
T. Ganahl, police 51 65
L. Grassel. police ... 51 65
B. Gray, police 51 65
Pat Hanlon. notice 5o 00
M. Kilty, police 51 65
Jno. Loetscher, police 5o 00
P. McCollins, police 51 65
P. McInerney, police 51 65
M. O'Connor, police 64 00
Jno. Murphy, police 67 020
Tno. Raesli. police
Otto Rath, police 5
I 65
T. Rooney, police 51 65
Jas. Ryan, police 59 40
M. Ryan, police 51 65
P. Scharff, police 652 65
Al. Scherr. police
F. Spielman, police 53 30
M. Stapleton. police 53 30
jos. Stoltz, police 51 65
P. Sullivan. police 5o 00
Jno. L. Sullivan, police
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248 List of Warrants.
I
P. Sutton. police 50 00
T. Sutton, police 550 07 200
1'. Sweeney, police
L. 'Zeidman, police 51 65
B. Brennan, police matron 30 00
K. Hibbe, police matron 30 00
Labor on Streets in the different dis-
tricts during the last half of August,
1904:
J. Albrecht, 2nd $
E. Amanda, 2nd
A. Alderson, 3rd
J. Brouillett, 1st
John Burns, 1st
F. Buddien, 2nd
Mike Brown, znd
Frank Rieger, 2nd.
Clif. Belden. 2nd
D. J. Brightbill, 3rd
Paul Becker. 3rd
Tos, Brown. 1st
W. Coughlan, -1st
Jas. Callaghan, 1st
John Corbett, 2nd
Jas. Connolly. 1st $4.75
$9.45, 3rd. $4.70
John Dougherty, 1st
Mike Donegan, 1st
Tom Donahue, 1st
Jolin Ess, znd
Dan Fox, 1st
Frank Frick, 2nd
Ed. Frith, znd
W. Flynn, 2nd
John Farley, 2nd
Nelson Frith, 1st
Harry Fleck, 1st
Jos. Geasland, 1st
Barney Glass, 1st
Pat Gilloon, 1st
jos. Gavin, ist
Jos. Grab, 2nd
Geo. Gau, 2nd
Joe Guenher, 2nd
H. Galle. 2nd
C. Gantenbein, 2nd
Chas. Gruenzig, 3rd
Jas. Hird, 1st
G. Hecklinger, 2nd
E. L. Holmes, 2nd
. Fred Hohnecker. znd
Percy Hall, znd
Peter Tacobs, 2nd
Aug. Jass, 2nd
Tohn Kinsella, 1st and 2nd
Nic. Kettenhoicn, znd
John Kness, znd
Paul Krocheski, znd
John Kass, 2nc1
Paul Krocheski, 2nd
Take Kraus. znd
L. 'I'. Kendall, 2nd
John Koehler, znd
Bob Love, 1st
Mike Lavin, 1st
Mike \laller, 1st
John \Millen, Ist
Alex \filler, 1st
Tas. Malloy, 2nd
jos. \lartinek, 3rd
Pat \Ic\Iullen, 1st
las. \Irl.cese, 2nd
Bar \I Donnell, 2nd
2nd
16 20
8 Io
10 8o
13 20
135
2 70
35 75
23 40
6 50
9 45
9 45
22 50
18 6o
20 00
9 45
18 90
9 45
14 55
18 90
19 40
8 I0
I2 15
21 00
19 00
2 65
50 00
75 00
14 20
13 35
10 95
20 00
17 90
4 40
18 6o
2 70
20 00
6 10
14 00
8 IO
8o
24 5o
22 d, 0
12 15
133
15 40
14 85
4 05
35
135
1420
2 70
17 20
23 40
5 25
18 00
8 10
12 15
4 75
135
IO So
9 45
18 75
30 00
John McNulty, 1st
las. McCormick, 1st
Carl Nanck. 2nd
W. O'Brien. 1st
.Jas. Purcell, 1st
E. S. Payton, 2nd
J. C. Parks, 2nd
John Parker, 3rd
J. Pfeiffer, 1st $4.05. 2nd $8.10,
3rd $4.05
W. Quinlan, 1st $4.75. 2nd
3rd $4.70
Jas. Ryan, 1st
Phil Reddin, 1st
Mat. Raishek, 2nd 4 75
14 75
C. Reinfrank, 2nd 21 6o
G. Rodden, 2nd
Frank Richardson, 2nd 218 o
James Reed, 3rd
Jos. Rooney, 1st $7.50. 2nd
$1I.25, 3rd $3.75
Dan Sheehan, 1st
John Schroeder, 2nd
Aug. Soyke, 2nd
Chris. Sholl, 2nd
Frank Scherr, 2nd
Frank Schuler, 2nd
Fred Schulz, 2nd
Louis Smith, 3rd
Sam Sterling 3rd
Nic Sweeney, 1st $4.75, 2nd
$9.45. 3rd $4.70 18 90
A. A. Thompson, 2nd 2 70
R. Turner, 2nd 13155
John Welsh, 1st
Nic Wampach, 2nd 113 80
Con Welsh, 2nd 27 8o
Aug. Witte, 2nd 21 6o
John Wangner, 2nd
W. Wilbur, 2nd 20 00
W. Wearmouth. 3rd. 20 00
Geo. Yaw, 2nd to i6 15
Geo. Zumhof, 2nd
so
Frank Burns. 2nd 45 20
J. Berwanger, 2nd 7 20
F. G. Becker, 1st, $2.90; 2nd,
$14.70; 3rd, $23.60 41 20
Jos. Calvert, 1st 19 00
las. Costello, 3rd 46 8o
T. B. Cain, 1st, $9.50; 3rd, $28.50 38 00
A. Conrad. 2nd 41 60
J. Evans, 2nd 36 00
D. Feldstein, 2nd 32 S0
M. Hannan, 1st, $9.80;
$41.40 51 20
T. Haudenshield, 2nd 21 6o
T. Huffmire, 1st 40 35
J. Knoernschield, 2nd. 23 40
T. Lone. 211d 43 80
J. Linehan, 1st 45 zo
J. J. Collins, 1st, $70.20; 2nd,
$4.00 74 20
C. McElrath, 2nd 21 60
Jeff McGrath, 3rd io 8o
A. Paley, 2nd 43 60
Geo. Reynolds, 1st, $13.20; 2nd,
$19.85; 3rd, $6.60 39 65
Ed. Seeley, Ist 34 20
A. Stoltz, 2nd 36 00
J. Sullivan, and. $16.00; 3rd,
$32.00 48 00
M. Tigges, 2nd 40 60
James Tobin, 3rd to So
$9.45,
20 00
189c,
17 20
6 15
135
I 00
18 00
9 45
16 20
18 90
17 55
I2 15
22 50
7 00
13 50
5 40
8 10
20 00
50
22 60
8 Io
8 IO
2nd,
List of Warrants.
249
R. L. Wolter, 2nd
M. Zogg, 2nd
Labor on sewers
of August, 1904.
P. Casserly
.J. Corcoran
T. Hazel tv. foreman
.T. Jellison
J. Kiang
P. Kenneally
C. Sullivan
L. Taylor
• L. Zemanck
7 20
36 ao
for the last half
22 40
22 40
25 00
22 40
22 40
22 40
22 40
22 40
22 4o
Labor on Special Sewers during the
last half of August, 1904:
F. Buddien $ 2 7o
John Bohn
J. Hansen
J. Twieg 135
Grading on Bluff Street Extension
for the last half of August, 1904:
$ 16 20
9 9t
2 70
16 20
17 3o
5 40
9 90
360
I 8o
5 40
6 75
Peter Carney
Matt. Kenneally
Thos. Kenneally
James McCarron
W. O'Brien, foreman
Jas. Powers
Pat. Ryan
W. Sheehan
Ed. Seeley
Macadam list, August. 1904:
Chas. Burkhardt, 25th and Pine
Streets, and dist 45 90
Mich. Cain, Southern Avenue,
1st dist 68 oo
Mich. Donnegan, Hill Street,
1st dist. 7 40
Peter Defountain, Southern
Avenue. 1st dist 23 80
John Duggan, Valley Street, 1st io8 80
dist
Pat Furey, Valley Street, 1st 27 20
dist
Jos. Heck, Robinson Alley, 3rd 40 30
dist
Lawrence Horrig, Pine Street,
and dist 75 40
Peter Jacobs, Couler Avenue,
2nd dist 3 40
Tim Kelly, Southern Avenue,
Ist dist
Frank Lassance, 25th and Pine
Streets, 2nd dist
John Menzel, Queen Street, 2nd
dist .
John Mallen, Valley Street, 1st
dist
Wm. 'McDermott, Dodge Street,
1st dist...
Wm. McClain, Cascade Cross-
ing. 1st dist
John McGee, Southern Avenue, 24 40
1st dist
Tas. O'Shea, Valley Street, 1st 43 35
dist
Mike Shea. Valley Street, 1st
dist 2I 25
Chas. Reilly, West 17th Street, 32 55
3rd dist
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co,
hose and couplings. Jackson
and Washington Parks $ 32 85
Klauer & Kress. cups and 2 25
chains. City Hall
29 75
33 60
"4 75
52 70
10 45
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Union Printing Co., blank
weighers' books
Union Printing Co., nomination
blanks for election
F. P. Hayes, board of prisoners
for August
J. W. Wittmer, drugs and sup-
plies, City Hall.
M. S. Hardie, blank stationery.
Treasurer's Office
J. Heil. repairing patrol boxes 800
P. Breithaupt. plumbing, Jack-
son Park
W. Ward. hauling, Jackson
Park
G. Holl, locks and keys, City
Hall
G. Gmehle, collecting back
taxes
Mullen Bros., repairing foun-
tain, Seminary street
Pape & Walter, repairing foun-
tain on Kauffman avenue
C. H. Becker, lanterns for
Road department
Key City Roofing Co., sewer
pipe for Road department
T. J. Mulgrew, cement for
Roa i department 4 50
J. Heck, rock for Road depart-
ment 5o
Pitts -Thompson Foundry Co.,
manhole covers and rings
for Road department........
Eagle Point Lime Works, ce-
ment for Road department... 120
Dubuque Woodenware & Lum-
ber Co., lumber for Road de-
partment 40 45
Linehan & Moto, white waste
for steam roller 9 70
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co,
hose for steam roller I So
W. Marshall, repairs on steam 3 50
roller
Dubuoue Boat & Boiler Works,
repairs on steam roller 57 76
W. Gere, use of jack screws in
moving rock crusher 4 50
J. Agnew, rent of building for
use of rock crusher 7 50
J. Nagle, brick paving over
sewer on Julien Avenue 4 32
Wunderlich & Wiederholt, horse
shoeing, Fire department 5 00
C. H. Becker Co., lantern
globes, Fire department So
Kannolt & Powers, horse shoe -
28 90
trig, Fire department
Mullen Bros., plumbing at Cen-
tral engine house 90
Smith -Morgan Printing Co,
printing August pamphlets... 16 55
T. Butt. repairs for Road Dept.. 5 00
J. Butt, repairs for Sewer Dept. 460
J. Butt, repairs for Sprinkling
Dept
F. Schloz & Son, repairs for
Sprinkling Dept.
F. Schloz & 'Son, repairs for
Road Dept
F. Schloz & Son, repairs for
Sewer Dept
76 00
6 5o
6 20
I 05
4 50
135
75
4 70
35 00
4 45
6 6o
85
12 78
4 25
150
1 75
2 65
2 95
150 List of Warrants.
A. A. Brown, repairs for Road to 80
D" ept.
Ott. AIenser & Co., lumber for
Road Dept 73 05
Ott. Meuser & Co., shavings for
Fire Dept 5 5
E. Vey, oil for Rock Crusher85
P. Pier, coal for Steam Roller
and Rock Crusher 117 90
P. Pier. i load rattlings for Fire
Dept 3 25
Martin & Strelau, moving Rock
Crusher to Couler Avenue12 00
Eichhorn & Bechtel, bran for
Fire Dept 1 5
Eichhorn & Bechtel, groceries
and supplies, Matron's Dept. 5 70
Key City Gas Co., gas for var-
i68 ous Depts...
Key City Gas Co., coke for Fire
Dept i8 50
Key City Gas Co., gas arcs,
Central Engine house. i oo
L. Lindenberg, r sprayer for
Jackson Park 50
L. Lindenberg, nails for Road
Dept 7 25
Klauer & Kress, knives and
forks for Matron Dept I io
G. H. Davis & Co., dishes for
Matron Dept 6o
T. W. Wittmer, drugs and sup-
plies for Police Dcpt 2 85
T. Connolly Est., i new Patrol
Wagon 450 00
T. Huffmeier, hauling at Patrol
House i 50
Tower & Lyon Co., gilt buttons
for Police Dept 4 22
G. W. Healey & Son, new tools
for S•-•wer Dept 2 00
Smith -U organ Printing Co., of-
ficial printing for July 20 Io
Telegraph -Herald, official print-
ing for July 57 88
Telegraph -Herald, is copies
new City Directory
National Demokrat, official
printing for August 25 00
Klauer & Kress, i hand ax for
Engineer's Dept 14o
Union Printing Co., health re-
ports for January, February,
March and April 20 00
T. E. Frith, removing garbage
and dead animals 404 45
Dubuciue Rubber & Belting Co,
couplers for Sprinkling Dept. 5 00
T. J. Muigrew, cement and sew-
er pipe for Bee Branch Dept55 65
Linehan & Molo, sewer pipe for
Bee Branch Dept 6 55
Klauer & Kress, oil can for
Sidewalk Dept 25
Morrison Bros., repairs for
Sprinkling Dept 4 00
Iowa Socialist Pub. Co., print-
ing Finance reports for 19o3116 Io
A. R. Knights, i star for Police
Dept 2 50
F. Burns, shavings at Patrol
House 7 00
F. Burns, pine wood steam
rollers 2 25
55 00
•
Union Electric Co., arc lamps
for August 2061 95
Diamond Jo Line steamers, as-
phaltum for Road Dept 3 00
G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for
Fire Dept
G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for 6
Go
Road Dept
G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for
rock crusher 4 10
G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for65
Sprinkling Dept
Mullin & Papin, plumbing at8o
City IIall
H. J. Hagerty, veterinary ser-
vices for Fire and Police
Patrol Depts...... 23 90
H. J. Hagerty, hospital fees for
horse Fire Dept 6 co
Palmer, Berg & Co., abstract in
case of Florence Farrell vs.
City
Palmer. Berg & Co., abstract in
case of Cath. Sheridan vs
City
Palmer Berg & Co., blank
stationery and blank books
for various departments 69 25
W. Foster, inspector on San-
ford Street sewer ... 20 00
J. Berwanger, rock for Road
department 46 00
Brown & Brown, rock for Road
department 15 00
P. Horch, rock for Road de-
partment 49 75
Jno. Fury, rock for Road
department 46 00
Brown & Brown, estimate on
storm water sewer in Sanford
Street 923 00
J. Noonan, estimate on storm
water sewer in Walnut Street 405 04
Gus Lear, horse shoeing for
Fire and Road departments
J. Street, final estimate con-
structing sewer in Alpine
Street 70 60
O'Farrell & Street, final esti-
mate for improving Lincoln
Avenue 8i 6o
O'Farrell & Street, final esti-
mate for improving Raymond
Place 33 02
T. C. Crockett, supreme court
costs case of Schnee vs. City 13 35
C. H. Berg, damages to C. B.
Palmer's horse and wagon25 00
J. J. McCarthy, lots 5th Ward
Engine house 1000 00
C. H. Berg, Mayor, strip of
ground bought from Jno.
Parker for street purposes250 00
H. Brinkman, excavation per-
mits redeemed 90 00
H. Brinkman, interest paid on
warrants outstanding
H. Brinkman, New York Ex-
change—expense
H. Brinkman, postage ..
H. Brinkman, amendment refer-
ences Thirteenth General As-
sembly i o0
H. Brinkman, refunded regular
I 57
98 00
63 00
4 23
97 45
700,
40
tax
H. Brinkman, improvement of
alley, city property ...
H. Brinkman, improvement of
Iowa Street, city property,
from special bonded paving
fund
H. Brinkman improvement of
iowa Street city property,
from special bonded paving
fund
15 95
57 60
433 39
$1861 31
Library orders paid 6
Loan 10,630 0oo
Labor on Streets in the different dis-
tricts during the first half of Septem-
ber, 1904:
Jos, Brouillette, 1st ...$ io 65
John Burns, 1st 2 55
C. Bluecher, 2nd 3 40
Mike Brown, 2nd 22 00
Clifford Belden, 2nd .. 4 0o
Frank Bieger, znd 14 40
D. J. Brightbill• 3rd 3 40
Paul Becker, 3rd 9 45
Jos. Brown, 1st $7.50, znd $10.00,
3rd $5.00 22 50
W. Coughlan, 1st 15 00
Jas. Callahan, 1st 20 00
John Corbett. 2nd 6 45
H. Cobb. 3rd 8 10
J. Connolly. 1st $4.40, 2nd
3rd $4.40 17 55
M. Donegan, 1st to 35
T. Donahue, 1st $4.40, 2nd
3rd $4.40 17 55
John Ess, 20d 12 6o
Dan Fox. 1st ... • 3 75
Frank Frick, znd 5 75
Frank Flynn, 2nd 9 8o
Barney Glass. 1st 12 35
Pat Gilloon, 1st 8 8o
Pat Grue. 1st 2 05
Jos. Gavin, 1st 20 00
H. Galle. znd 9 45
Jos. Grab, 2nd 9 8o
Jos. Guenther. 2nd (0 25
Peter Guenther. 2nd 9 8o
Geo. Gau. znd 8 Io
C. Gantenbein, 2nd 20 00
Chas Gruenzig, 3rd 9 80
Phil Hense, 2nd 16 6o
Percy Hall, 2nd
Fred Hohnecker, 2nd 6 6o
Peter Jacobs, 2nd 5 75
Aug. Jass, 2nd.. 6 45
John Kelly, 1st (Cleveland Ave.) 7 45
Nic Kettenhofen, znd 7 io
Tohn Kness, 1st 17 55
Paul Krocheski, 2n(1 8 TO
M. Kas, 2nd 4 8o
35
Jacob Kraus, 2nd . 12 6o
John Koehler, 2nd
John Kraemer, 2nd 7 75
Tohn Kinsella, 1st 8 TO
Mat. Loes, 2nd
Mike Lavin, 1st (7 55
M. Maher. 1st 135
James Malloy, 2nd 4 05
Jos. Martinek, 3rd 4 05
8 To
Pat McMullen. 1st.
Jas. McLeese, 1st 12 50
Bart McDonnell, 2nd
John McNulty, 1st
Jas. McCormack, 1st
C. Nanck, 2nd
Jas. Purcell, 1st
J. C. Parks, 211d
John Parker, 3rd
John Pfeiffer, 1st
W. Quinlan, 1st..
James Ryan, 1st
Phil Reddin, 1st
Mat. Raishek, 2nd
C. Reinfrank, znd
G. Rodden, 2nd. 10 00
F. Richardson, 2nd.
Jas. Reed, .3rd
Tos. Rooney, 1st.
John Schroeder, znd.
.John Sloan, 2n(1.
Frank Scherr, 211(1.
Tohn Schemmel, 2nd.
Frank Schultz, znd.
Louis Smith. 3rd.
Sam Sterling, 3rd.
N. Sweeney, 1st.
R. Turner, 2nd.
John \Vclsh. 1st
N. Wanlpach, 2nd.
Con. \Vclsh, 2nd.
Jahn Ward, 2nd.
Aug. Witte, 2nd.
John Wangner, 2n(1.
W. S. Wilbur, znd.
W. Wearnlouth, 3rd
Geo. Yaw, znd.
Geo. Zumhof, 2n(1.
Frank Burns, 211(1.
J. Berwanger, znd.
F. G. Becker, 1st.
Tos. Calvert, 1st
A. Conrad, 2nd.
T. B. Cain, 1st. .
J. Evans, 2nd.
D. Feldstein, 2nd.
Mike Hannan, 1st
T. Haudenshield, 20(1
Peter Horeb, 2nd.
John Huffmire, 1st.
J. Knoernschild, znd.
John Long, 211(1.
T. Linehan. 1st.
J. T. McCollins, 1st, $41.95; 2nd,
$2.75
C. McElrath, 2nd.
Jeff McGrath, 3rd.
Geo. Reynolds, 1st, $9.25; 2nd,
$18.40; 3rd, $9.20
Ed. Seeley, 1st
A. Stoltz, 2nd.
J. Sullivan, 2nd, $11.45; 3rd.
$22.9; 34 40
J. Thanie, 211d. 12 6o
M. Tigges, znd. 3 6o
James Tobin. 3rd. 32
R. L. Woller. 2nd. 1 70
• 70
30 00
20 00
17 55
14 40
9 15
14 4o
8 45
1 35
17 55
12 50
3 05
Io 8o
4 40
3 6o
4 05
22 50
5 40
8 to
20 00
1 35
5 40
4 05
4 05
17 55
18 oo
3 0;
8 45
12 60
2 05
14 40
20
20 00
20 00
70
10 5o
46 00
7 20
26 8o
22 50
26 40
20 00
20 70
o 00
29 00
15 30
16 20
36 6o
o oo
28 90
.35 60
M. Zogg, 2nd.
Labor on Sewers during the first
half of September, 1904:
$ 19 20
19 20
25 00
17 6o
19 20
20 8o
P. Casserly
J. Corcoran
T. Hagerty
J. Jellison
J. Klang
P. Kenneally
252
Official Notices.
C. Sullivan 19 20
L. Taylor 19 20
L. Zeutanek 17 6o
Labor on Bluff Street Extension dur-
ing the. first half of September, 1904:
Phos. Burke 12 50
Peter Carney 15 65
Ed. Daley to 70
James Doyle 2 6o
D. Frommelt, mason 22 6o
John Kinsella 4 50
James dcCarron 15 65
Ed. O'Hearn 7 to
W. O'Brien 25 00
James Powers 4 05
W. Sheehan 15 65
Walter Bradley, team . 25 00
Labor on Special Sewers during the
first half of September, 1904:
F. Buddien 5 40
J. Bohn 17 55
J. Henson 13 50
J. Haupert 8 to
P. Krocheskie 8 to
J. Berwanger, rock for crusherlO o0
P. Horth, rock for crusher l0 00
J. Tcney, rock for crusher 16 00
M. Tigges, rock for crusher II 75
I hereby certify that the foregoing is
a true and correct list of all warrants
issued by me during the month of Sep-
tember. 1904. —C. F. Arendt,
City Recorder.
NOTICE
OF THE CITY COUNCIL'S INTENTION
TO CONSTRUCT A 10 -INCH TILE
PIPE SANITARY SEWER IN
ELEVENTH STREET. FROM MAN-
HOLE IN ALLEY BETWEEN WASH-
INGTON AND ELM STRETS, to CEN-
TER OF CEDAR STREET.
To All Whom It May Concern:
You and each of you are hereby noti-
fied that it is the intention of the City
Council of the City of Dubuque to con-
struct a 10 -inch tile pipe sanitary sewer
in Eleventh Street, from manhole in alley
between Washington and Elm Streets, t,
center of Cedar Street.
That a plat and specification of said
proposed sewer is now on file in the of-
fice of the City Recorder.
It is estimated by the City Enginee,
that said sewer will be 992.5 lineal feet ii,
length, including 4 manholes, and will
cost the abutting property owners $1,100.00
in total.
Any persons having objections to the
construction of said sanitary sewer are
hereby notified to appear in person be-
fore the City Council at its regular ses-
sion October 20th, 1904, or to file in writ-
ing their objections with the City Re-
corder on or before October 20th, 1904.
Dated at Dubuque, October 12th, 1904.
C. F. ARENDT,
10-12-3t City Recorder.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.
Notice is hereby given to all concerned
that a special assessment will he levied
to pay for the construction of an 8 -inch
Tile Pipe Sanitary Sewer in Grandview
Avenue, from manhole in Dodge Street
to Center of North Street, Brown &
Brown, Contractors. Amount of special
assessment, $477.25, against the abutting
property upon and along said sewer, as
provided by law, at a session of the Ciiy
Council to be held October 20th, 1904.
And that there is a plat and schedule
on file in the office of the City Recorder
of said City of Dubuque, showing the
street, or a part thereof, in which said
sewer has been constructed, and the sep-
arate lots and parcels of ground and
specified portions thereof subjct to as-
sessment of such improvement, the names
of the owners as far as practicable, and
the amount to be assessed against each
lot or parcel of ground, which plat and
schedule is subject to public inspection.
And that any and all persons objecting
to said special assessment of said plat
must file his or their objection in writing
with the City Recorder of said City of
Dubuque on or before said sassion of the
City Council to 1.e held October 20th, 1904,
or to appear at said session of the Coun-
cil to show cause, if any you have, why
said assessment should not be levied.
Dated Dubuque, Iowa, October 11th, 1904.
C. F. ARENDT,
10-11-3t City Recorder.
NOTICE
To Whom it May Concern:
Notice is hereby given of the Council's
intention to vacate part of Charter Street.
from the west line of the Levee to the
east line of Water Street, and from the
west line of Water Street to the east line
of Lot 1, Block 15 and Lot 1, Block 18 of
the Dubuque Harbor Company's Add., in
the City of Dubuque, and that an Ordi-
dinance providing for said vacation
has been submitted to the City Council
of the City of Dubuque at its last regu-
lar session. Said Ordinance will be
passed at a regular meeting of the Coun-
cil after ten days' publication of this No-
tice.
Dated at Dubuque, Iowa, this 10th day
of October, 1904.
C. F. ARENDT,
City Recorder of City of Dubuque.
10-10-10t
NOTICE.
To Whom it May Concern:
Notice is hereby given of the Council's
intention to vacate the alley between Elm
Street and Pine Street. from Eighteenth
Street to Nineteenth Street, and that an
Ordinance providing for said vacation
has been submitted to the City Council
of the City of Dubuque at its last regu-
lar session. Said Ordinance will be
passed at a regular meeting of the Coun-
cil after ten days' publication of this No-
tice.
Dated at Dubuque. Iowa, this 10th day
of October, 1904.
C. F. ARENDT,
City Recorder of City of Dubuque.
10 -10 -lot
NOTICE TO STONE MASONS.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the City Recorder up to 7:30
o'clock p. m. November 3rd, 1904, for the
construction and completion of the foun-
dation for the new Engine House to be
built for the City of Dubuque, Iowa, to
be located on the corner of Reed and
Rhomberg avenues, according to the
plans and specifications as furnished by
Thomas T. Carkeek, and now on file 'n
the office of the City Recorder.
All bids must be accompanied by a cer-
tified check for $50.00 on some Dubuque
bank as a guarantee that a contract will
be entered into if awarded.
The city reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
C. F. ARENDT,
Official Notices.
NOTICE TO COAL AND WOOD DEAL-
ERS.
Sealed proposals will be received at my
oiffce up tc 7:30 o'clock p. m. Thursday.
Nov. 3rd, 1904, for furnishing the Fire
and Police Departments of the City of
Dubuque, also the City Hall, with coal,
coke and wood for the term of one year,
beginning November 1st, 1904. Bidders
will state the price for No. 1 oak and
maple wood, also the price for hard and
soft coal and the kind and name of same•
also the price and quality of coke.
The coal and wood to be delivered in
such quantities at such places and time
as the city may direct.
The coal and coke to be weighed on the
city scales at the City Hall and delivered
at the expense of the contractor.
Each bid must be accompanied with a
certified check for $25.00 on some Du-
buque bank as a guarantee that a con-
tract will be entered into if awarded.
The city reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Dated Oct. 26th, 1904.
C. F. ARENDT,
10-26-3t City Recorder.
NOTICE TO HAY AND GRAIN DEAL-
ERS.
Sealed proposals will be received at my
office up to 7:30 o'clock p. m., Nov. 3rd,
1904, to furnish the Fire, Police and Street
Departments of the City of Dubuque with
number one oats and number one tim-
othy hay for the term of one year from
November 1st, 1904.
Such oats and hay to be delivered in
such quantities and at such places as
may be ordered by the city from time to
time. All hay and oats to be weighed
on the city scales at the city hall and
delivered at the expense of the contractor.
The oats to be figured at 35 pounds to the
bushel.
Each bid must be accompanied with a
certified check for $25.00 on some Du-
buque bank as a guarantee that a con-
tract will be entered into if awarded.
The city reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Dated Oct. 26th, 1904.
C. F. ARENDT,
10-26-3t City Recorder.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
253
day) and be in session from th? time the
polls open until they close, and register
only such voters as were absent from the
city during the preceeding days that the
board was in session, also such voters as
aid not become citizens until Monday or
Tuesday, November 7th and 8th, 1904.
The places of registration in the several
wards and precincts of said city are as
follows:
FIRST \\-ARD.
First Precinct—Rafferty's place. No. 311
South Locust street.
Second Precinct—Mrs. Lucas' place, No.
1 South Locust street.
SECOND WARD.
First Precinct—Cour house.
Second Precinct—Fourth Street Engine
Ilouse.
THIRD WARD.
First Precinct—Ninth Street Engine
House.
Second Precinct—City Hall.
Third Precinct--Palen's Place, 1810 Cou-
ler avenue.
FOURTH WARD.
First Precinct --Annex west of Wales
hotel.
Second Precinct—Western, Brewery.
Third PrBcinct—Frank Edwards' Barber
Shop, 146 West Locust street.
FIFTH WARD.
First Precinct—Schmidt's brewery, Cou-
ler avenue.
Second Precinct—Henry G. Mueller's
place, corner Elm and Eagle Point ave-
nue.
Third Precinct—Miss Rose Fengler's
place, corner Shiller and Rhomberg ave-
nues.
Fourth Precinct—Roesner's place, corner
Twenty-third and Jackson streets.
All qualified voters of said city are no-
tified that unless they present themselves
at the places and time hereinbefore men-
tioned for registration they will be de-
barred of the privilege of voting at said
election.
Witness my hand at Dubuque, Iowa.
this 24th day of October, 1904.
10-24-3t C. H. BERG, Mayor.
Mayor's Office,
Dubuque, Oct. 24th, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that the reg-
isters of election duly appointed to reg-
ister voters in the city of Dubuque, Iowa,
will be in attendance at the places here-
inbelow mentioned, for the purpose of
making the registry list of names of such
electors as may be entitled to vote at
this fall election, to be held Tuesday,
November 8th, 1904.
Said registers will meet at their re-•
spective places on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, October 27th, 28th and 29th.
1904, at 8 o'clock a. m., and be in session
until 9 o'clock p. m. of said days.
Said registers will hereafter meet oii
Saturday, November the 5th, 1904, from
8 o'clock a. m. to 9 o'clock p. m. of said
day for the purpose of correcting the
list and adding thereto such names of
voters as may be entitled to vote.
Said registers will thereafter meet on
Tuesday, November 8th, 1904 (election
SIDEWAL KNOTICE.
Resolved by the City Council of the City
of Dubuque: That a Sidewalk 6 feet
wide, of good cement, be, within ten
days of this notice, constructed and lata
In conformity with the ordinance in rela-
tion to sidewalks, on the east side of
Nevada Street, Letween Julien Avenue
and West Fifth Street, abutting S. 1 Lot
3 of Mineral Lot 80, owned by Jno. Palmer
Est., at the expense of abutting prop-
erty.
Also that a Sidewalk 12 feet wide, of
good brick or cement, be, within ten days
of this notice, constructed and laid in
conformity with the ordinance in rela-
tion to sidewalks on the west side of Clay
Street, between Seventh Street and
Eighth Street, abutting City Lot 253 and
N. 13.11 ft. 252 "A," owned by Josephine
Boyvin, at the expense of abutting
property.
Also that a Sidewalk S feet wide, of
good brick or cement, be, within ten days
of this notice, constructed and laid in
conformity with the ordinance in rela-
tion to sidewalks on the south side of
Eighth Street, between Iowa Street and
Clay Street, abutting Lot 253, City, owned
by Josephine Boyvin, at the expense
abutting property.
Also that a Sidewalk 6 feet wide, of
good ceirent, be, within ten days of this
254 Official Notices.
•
notice, constructed and laid in conformity
with the ordinance" in relation to side-
walks, on the south side of Julien Ave-
nue, between Air Hill Street and Wilson
Avenue, abutting Lot 4, Kelly's Sub.,
owned by Emelia Gethrie, at the expen,,e
of abutting property.
Also that a Sidewalk 12 feet wide, of
good brick or cement, be, within ten days
of this notice, constructed and laid in
conformity with the ordinance in rela-
tion to sidewalks, on the west side of
Clay Street, between Seventh Street and
Eighth Street, abutting City Lot 252 and
S. 1.1 ft. Lot 252 "A," owned by Martha
Cholvin, at the expense of abutting
property.
Also that a Sidewalk 6 fent wide, of
good cement, be, within ten day.' of this
notice, constructed and laid in confor-
mity with the ..rdinauce in relation to
sidewalks, on the east side of Nevada
Street, between Julien Avenue and West
Fifth Street, abutting Lot N. / of 16,
Bradstreet's Add., owned by Mary R.
Abeln, at the expei se of abutting prop-
erty.
Also that a Sidewalk S feet wide, ot
good brick or cement, be, within ten
days of this notice, constructed and laid
in conformity with the ordinance in rela-
tion to sidewalks, on the south side ot
Sixth Street. between White Street and
.play Street, abutting Lot 313, City, owned
by National Biscuit Co., at the expense
of abutting property.
Also that a Sidewalk S feet wide, of
good brick or cement, within ten days ut
this notice, constructed and laid in cnr
formity with the ordinanc in relation to
sidewalks, on the south side of Sixth
Street. between Fifth Street and Sixth
Street, abn.rtting Lots 312 and 313. City.
owned by National Biscuit Co., at the ex-
pense of abutting property.
Also that a Si•3ewalk 6 feet wide. of
good cement, be, within ten days of this
notice, constructed and laid in confor-
mity with the ordinance in relation to
sidewalks, on the east side of Nevada
Street, between Julien Avenue and \t'rst
Fifth Street, abutting Lot 15, Bradstreet's
Acid., owned by L. G. Meyer, at the ex-
pense of abutting property.
Also that a Sidewalk 6 feet wide, 01
good cement, be. within ten days of this
rotice, constructed lnd laid in confor-
mity with the ordinance in relation to
sidewalks, on the East side of Nevada
Street, between Julien. Avenue and West
Fifth Street, abutting N. / lot 3 of Min.
Lot 80, owned by J. Zangmeister Est., at
the expense of abutting propel ty.
Also that a Sidewalk 6 feet wide, 0t
good brick or cement, be, within ten
days of this notice. constructed and laid
in conformity with the ordinance in rela-
tion to sidewalks, on the South side ot
Julien Avenue. between Air Hill Street
and Wilson Avenue, abutting lot ,3,
Kelly's Sub., owned by F. D. Collette, at
the expense of abutting property.
Also that a Sidewalk 12 feet wide, of
good cement, be, within ten days of this
notice, constructed and laid in confor-
mity with the ordinance in relation to
sidewalks on the West Side of Main
Street, between Eleventh Street and
Twelfth Street. abutting S. 21.2 ft. City
Lot 467. owned by Fred Weigel Est., at
the expense of abutting property.
Also that a Sidewalk 6 feet wide, of
good cement, be, within ten days of this
notice, constructed and laid in confor-
mity with the c rdinance in relation to
sidewalks, on the West side of Bluff
Street. between West Fourteenth Street
and Thirteenth Street, abutting Lot 1,
A. L. Brown's Sub., owned by P. Mc-
Cullough, at the expense of abutting
property.
Also that a Sidewalk •l feet wide, of
good brick or cement, be, within ten days
of this notice, constructed and laid in
conformity with the ordinance in relation
to sidewalks, on the West side of Foye
Street, between West Locust Street and
Merchants' Lane, abutting Lot 7. Ellen
Blake's Add., owned by Jno. Blake Est.,
at the expense of abutting property.
Also that a Sidewalk 6 feet wide, of
good brick or cement, be, within ten
days of this notice, constructed and laid
in conformity with the ordinance in rela-
tion to sidewalks, on the North side of
West Locust Street, between Foye Street
and Hodgdon Avenue, abutting lots 6 and
7, Ellen Blake's Sub., owned by Jno.
Blake Est., at the expense of abutting
property.
Also that a Sidewalk 6 feet wide, of
good brick or cement, be, within, ten days
of this notice. constructed and laid in
conformit ywith the ordinance in rela-
tion to sidewalks, on the \Vest side of
Washington Street, between Fifteenth
Street and Sixteenth Street, abutting N.
1/2 lot 30, S. 35.2 ft., lot 81, East Dubuque
Add., owned by Jas. O'Farrell, at the ex-
pense of abutting property.
Also that a Sidewalk 6 feet wide, of
good brick or cement, be, within 'ten days
of this notice, constructed and laid in
conformity with the ordinance in "rela-
to sidewalks, on the South side of Six-
teenth Street, between Washington Street
and Jackson Street, abutting N. 16 it
lot 81, East Dubuque Add., owned by
Mary Flynn. at the expense of abutting
property.
Also that a Sidewalk 6 feet wide, of
good brick Or cement, within ten
days of this notice, constricted and lai3
in conformity with the ordinance in rela-
tion to sidewalks, on the West side of
Washington Street, between Fifteenth
Street and Sixteenth Street, abutting N.
16 ft. lot 81, East Dubuque Add , owned
boy Mary Flynn, at the expense of abut-
ting property.
Also that a Sidewalk 6 feet wide, of
good brick or cement, be, within ten
days of this notice, constructed and laid
in conformity with the ordinance in re-
lation to sidewalks, on the West side 03
Washington Street, between Fifteen) h
and Sixteenth Streets, abutting lot 78,
East Dubuque Add., owned by Henry
Grether, at the expense of abutting
property.
Also that a Sidewalk 6 feet wide, ot
good brick or cement, be, within ten days
of this notice, constructed and laid hi
conformity with the ordinance in rela-
tion to sidewalks, on the West side of
Washington Street, between Fifteenth
and Sixtenth Streets, abutting N. 1/2 lot
77, East Dubuque Add., owned by Jno.
P. Thillman, at the expense of abutting
property.
Passed by the City Council of the City
of Dubuque October 6th, 1904.
C. F. ARENDT,
10-17-1t City Recorder.
Regular Session Nov. 3, 1904.
255
CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Session, November 3rd, 1904.
(Official.)
Council met at 8:25 O'clock P. M.
Mayor Berg in the chair.
Present—Alds. Clancy. Corrance,
Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and
Stumpf.
Absent—None.
Ald. Corrance moved that the Coun-
cil Proceedings for the month of Oc-
tober be approved as printed. Carried.
BILLS.
"1'he following bills were ordered
paid:
Stamp fer & Jaeggi, felt and
matting for Assessor's Office $ II 50
Mullen Bros.. plumbing at City
hall
John Mageson, splitting wood
at City H all
Jahn Phillips, setting glass in
City llall Io 85
T. E. Frith. removing garbage
and dead animals for October 363 48
James Noonan, balance on a
Stone Box Storm Water
Sewer in Fifteenth Street..... 130 2
John Newman & Son, repairs
on Sprinkling Wagon i o0
F. Schloz & Son, repairs for
Sewer Department.... ...... 115
Michael O'Meara, inspector on
Booth Street Sewer 20 00
H. Corrance, pail and candles
for Sewer Department
John Butt, repairs for Sewer
Department 7 65
Dr. 1. S. Bigelow, services in
Schnee case . 25 00
C. T. Bush, two photos Rhom-
berg and Reed Avenues3 00
Court costs in case of Gustave
Schnee, Admr., vs. City of
Dubuque
Court cost in case of E. W. Al -
bee vs. City of Dubuque
Court costs in case of Melchior
Schlegel vs. City of Dubuque
J. W. Wittmer, supplies for
Health Department
Safford Stamp Works, stamp
for Auditor's Office
T. W. Ruete, supplies for Road
and Health Department
Gus Holl, 2 keys and fixing lock
in Recorder's Office
Harger & Blish, supplies for
various offices
Kelly's Book Store, supplies for
Recorder's Office
Safford Stamp Works, stamp
for Auditor's Office
F. Post Co., ruling pen for En-
gineer's Office
Smith -Morgan Printing Co., 42
Register Books, City's share
H. Corrance, supplies for City
Hall, various departments
4 JO
75
55
46 35
17 75
18 90
135
135
2 50
75
37 70
IO 90
J4
1 43
36 50
6 80
Key City Gas Co., gas for var-
ious departments
Clancy Transfer Co., one cord
of wood, City Hall
F. P. Hayes. board of prisoners
for month of October
Philip Pier, two cords of wood,
Police Department . I0 :)0
Geo. Ragatz & Son, repairs for
Police Department
John Sloan, sawing one cord
wood, Police DepartmentI no
F_ichhorn & Bechtel, supplies
for Police Department to 48
J. M. Garrison, sawing one cord
of wood and carrying the
same to Matron's quarters
T. F. Kane. hay for Police De-
partniznt 8 88
John Huffmeir, hauling two
loads of rubbish 150
Geo. L. Korman, to brick floor
in Patrol House 124 00
Union Electric Co., arc lights for
October 2061 95
A. Fluct sch, milk for Matron
Department 2 00
Key City Gas Co., one special
mantel, Police Department .. 25
J. W. Wittmer, various supplies
for Police Department 3 30
H. J. Hagerty, veterinary ser-
vices for Police Department,
September and October 5 52
Christ. Scholl, sawing and split-
ting one cord of wood, Police
Department .. • • • • 150
Wm. McLaughlin, hauling two
loads of rubbish from Jack-
son Park •• I o0
Mullen & Papin, plumbing at
City Hall . 4 20
Adam Doerr, Sr., hauling three
loads of rubbish from Jackson
Park
James Strain, hauling benches
from Washington Park 1 50
Telegraph -Herald, official print-
ing for month of September
Globe -Journal, official printing
for month of October
National Demokrat, official
printing for month of October 25 00
Smith -Morgan Printing Co,
monthly pamphlets and list of
warrants 5 67
Iowa Telephone Co., phone on
City Attorney's desk Novem-
ber and December 2 00
Steuck & Linehan, final estim-
ate on Ardmore Terrace 32 86
Wm Wearmouth, one lantern for
Road Department 50
Steuck, Linehan & Street, brick
for Road Department 8 74
Thomas Ryan, rent for derrick
used on Bluff Street Exten-
sion 20 00
Hugh Corrance, supplies for
Road Department
John Butt, repairs for Road De- 2 40
partment
A. A. Brown, repairs for Special
Sewer Department
81 oo
6 oo
760
3 13
175
150
59 75
57 66
70
I 50
II1
L 9
256 Regular Session Nov. 3, 1904,
Key City Gas Co., coke for
Road Department 17 25
Gus Lear. horse shoeing for
Road Department 2 00
Key City Roofing Co., cement
for Sewer and Road Depart-
ment 12 00
Phil Heller. horse shoeing for
Road Department 3 00
Phil Pier, coal for Road De-
partment .......... .... 64 8o
L. Lindenberg. nails for Side-
walk Department 4 35
Geo. Ragatz & Son, repairs for
Road Department 3 32
F. Schloz & Son, repairs for
Road Department I I0
Van Valkenberg & McEvoy,
one oil call for Rock Crusher 50
O'Farrell & McNamara, grub-
bing and hauling away tree on
S. W. corner of 14th and Bluff
Streets 8 oo
McElrath Teaming Co., one
load of sand, Road Depart-
ment I 50
Brown & Brown, final estimate
on alley between South Al-
pine Street and Nevada
Street 23 ;6
The Kelly -Springfield Road
Roller Co., one driving center 33 50
H. Corrance, supplies for Fire
Department ............ 7 20
Standard Oil Co., lard oil for
Fire Department 19 50
F. A. Miller, 2 dozen barn
brooms, Fire Department
F. A. Miller, 1 dozen carpet
brooms, Fire Department
Key City Gas Co., Pitts coal
for Fire Department 10 35
Key City Gas Co., lump coke
for Fire Department 23 So
Gus Lear, horse shoeing for
Fire Department 3 90
Ott, Meuser & Co., shavings,
etc., for Fire Department20 15
Dubuque Oil Tank Line, 5o gal-
lons National Light oil .. 6 75
Dubuque Mattress Co., 4 mat-
tresses, Ninth Street Engine
House 9 40
A. V. McDonald & Co., one
Fuller ball, Fire Department 25
j. \V. \Vittmer, blue vitrol for
Fire Department 35 00
John Newman & Son, repairs
for Fire Department
T. \V. Ruete, supplies for Fire
Department 17 00
T. F. Kane, hay and oats for
Fire Department, per con-
tract 107 14
Key City Gas Co., rental for
arc lights I 00
Phil Pier, coal for Fire De-
partment 177 51
Wunderlich & \Viederholt,
horse shoeing, Fire Dept4 5o
H. J. Hagerty, to veterinary
services, Fire Department,
September and October. 21 16
H. Wunderlich & Son, perfor-
7 80.
2 50
135
ated seats and nails for same
Van Valkenberg & McEvoy,
one patent chimney top
Van Valkenberg & McEvoy, re-
pairing oil can
Lagen & Sloan, horse shoeing,
Fire Department
Phil Heller, horse shoeing for
Fire Department
\Vm. Marshall, repairs on Fire
Engine J. J. Linehan.
\Vm. Marshall, one steel nozzle
for Fire Department
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co,
steam hose for Fire Depart-
ment
I 00
7
7
4
17
00
50
25
25
20
2 20
I
30
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICA-
TIONS.
Petition of Rev. R. Boeding et al.,
asking that the grade on Davis Avenue
be so changed that there will be no
more filling or cut than two feet at any
place.
On motion, petition was referred to
the Committee on Streets.
Petition of the Star Brewing Co.,
per J. H. Rhomberg, president, asking
that the City Treasurer be instructed
to accept payment for taxes on their
property, according to a resolution
passed by the City Council April 7th,
1898, which exempts said property
from taxation for ten years from 1899.
Also that their personal property for
the year of 1903 be reduced to $5,000.00.
Ald. Clancy moved that the petition
in relation to the real estate be granted
and the Treasurer instructed accord-
ingly. Carried.
Also petition of the Star Brewing
Co., per J. H. Rhomberg, president,
asking that the City Treasurer be in-
structed to accept payment on their
Personal Property for the year 1902 on
the basis of $5000.00.
On motion the petition was referred
to the Board of Equalization.
Petition of H. Pfotzer and J. H.
Rhomberg asking that the valuation on
City Lot No. 248 be reduced from
$8000.00 to $4000.00 for the years 1902
and 1903.
On motion referred to the Board of
Equalization.
Petition of Mrs. Anna Whelan et al.
asking that the alley first west of
Grandview Avenue in rear of lot 14,
Grandview Place, and running north
and south from said lot, be opened for
travel.
Was on motion referred to the Com-
mittee on Streets.
Petition of Peter Eisbach asking the
City to buy about 120 cubic yards of
Rock suitable for the rock crusher, and
apply the proceeds on his Taxes for
the year 1903.
On motion was referred to the Com-
mittee on Streets.
Regular Session Nov. 3, 1904. 257
Petition of John Petry, stating that
a Mr. P. Lavin owed him $5o.25 for
Board and Lodging, and asking the
City Council to pay him said amount
out of the wages due Mr. Lavin while
in the employ of the City.
\Vas on motion referred to the Com-
mittee of the Whole.
Petition of F. M. Mathis, stating that
he is the owner of Lot No. 213 in
Uninu1 Addition, and asking the City
Council to vacate Union Street abut-
ting said Lot 213 on the east. accord-
ing • to a previous agreement.
Ald. Clancy moved that the prayer
of the petition be granted, and the Or-
dinance Committee instructed to draft
an Ordinance vacating said street. Car-
ried.
Petition of John Keckevot, asking
the City Council to issue a License to
him for conducting a Skating Rink on
the Ice Harbor during the season of
1904 to 1905.
On motion the Petition was receiv-
ed and filed. and the Recorder instruct-
ed to advertise for Bids for conducting
a Skating Rink on the Ice Harbor
during the colnine season. Bids to be
opened by the Harbor Committee on
Friday, Nov. Ilth, at 4 o'clock P. M.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
City Treasurer Brinkman reported
as follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: Below you will find
Statement of amounts advanced by me
during the past month. for which
please order Warrants drawn in my
favor:
Excavation permits redeemed.$ 50.00
Interest on warrants outstand-
ing
utstand-
ing 1374.23
New York exchange 3.25
Express charges .. .55
Express on bonds to New York 2.65
$1374.33
I also received $18000.00 money bor-
rowed from different parties. Please
order loan Warrants drawn in their
favor.
Library orders paid $ 495.05
Respectfully.
H. BRINKMAN,
Treasurer.
On motion the report was received
and Warrants ordered drawn to pay
the various amounts. and the report
referred hack to the Committee on Fi-
nance.
City Auditor Hoffman reported as
follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: Herewith find my re-
port for the month of October. 1004,
showing the receints and disbursements
for the month:
Cash on hand Oct, I, 1904....$1o,6o4.63
Receipts from all sources .. 27.177.08
DISBURSEMENTS$';, 81.71
Warrants redeemed Oct. 4...$25.2o7.33
Coupons redeemed Oct. 4.... 3,075.77
Cash on hand Nov. 1, 1904—$ $29.498.61
61
The above cash balancncudes the
Improvement Bond Fund, Inmprove-
ment Bond Interest Fund, Sprinkling
and Library Fund Balances.
Also report that there is due
the City Officers for the
month of October, 1904 • • • •$268.3.45
Also the following is a record of all
Interest Coupons and Bonds redeemed
by the City Treasurer during the past
month and credited to him.
Improvement Bond Coupons..$ 68.75
Regular Bond Coupons 3007.02
$3075.77
The following list shows the Appro-
priations and the amount of Warrants
drawn on each Fund since the begin-
ning of the fiscal year beginning March
1st, 1904, to Nov. 1st, 1904:
Appropriation. Expended.
Expense $40,000 $21,466.68
Road—First district16,000 14,055.02
Road — Second dis-
trict 20,000 19,296.28
Road—Third district9,000 7,307.39
Fire 38,000 19, 564.80
Police 28,000 16,375.06
Sewerage 5,000 .3,030.05
Printing 2.500 1,056.10
Engineer ...... 2, 500 1,410.99
Street Lighting 25,000 14,366.48
Interest ....... 42,000
Board of Health 4,500 1,773.60
Grading 4,000 61.20
Bee Branch 8,5oo 7,531.70
Special Bonded Pav-
ing
Judgment ..... .. .
Special Bonded Debt
Interest .... .
Mt. Carmel Avenue
Grading .... .....
Sidewalk Repairing .
Special Sewer Fund.
Grading Bluff Street
Extension and Vil-
la Street
Fifth Ward Engine
House ......
2,000 789.51
2,000 613.50
4,000 2,319.99
1,000 91.30
1,000 708.65
8,000 5,156.89
1,000 828.60
4,000 1,000.00
Total Appropriation$268.000
Respectfully.
—F. B. Hoffman,
Auditor.
On motion the report was received,
and warrants ordered drawn to pay the
City Officers and the report referred
back to the Committee on Finance.
Fire Chief Reinfried reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: The following is the
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258 Regular Session Nov. 3, 1904.
pay roll of the Fire Department for the
month of October. 1904:
Amount due Firemen
Respectfully,
—J. R. Reinfried,
Chief.
On motion the report was received.
and warrants ordered drawn to pay the
Firemen. and the retort referred back
to the Committee on Fire.
$2.232.90
Chief of Police Reilly reported as
follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: I herewith submit the
Police retort for the month of October,
1904:
Total arrests for the month86
Residents arrested for the monthzo
Doors found open for the month3t
Defective lights for the monthtoo
Lodgers harbored for the month43
Meals furnished fir the month38
Cost of fond for the m•'nth $ 7.60
Sheriff, dieting prisoners for the
month $27.25
Poundmasters' receipts for the
month ...... ........ $ 4.00
Patrol calls for the month 70
Miles traveled 158
Also the Pay Roll for the Policemen
for the month of Octob _r. 1904:
Amount due Policemen $1909.30
Respectfully.
—Thos. Reilly.
Chief of Police.
On motion the report and pay roll
were received. and warrants ordered
drawn to pay Policemen. and the report
referred back to the .Committee on
Police.
City Engineer Boyce reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: I herewith submit my
pay roll for labor on streets in the dif-
ferent districts during the last half of
October. 1904:
Amount due Laborers on
Streets .. $1,1o3.go
Respectfully submitted.
— Tames H. Boyce,
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
Also submit my pay roll for labor on
Sewers during the last half of October.
I004:
.Amount
ers
due Laborers on Sew -
$205.80
Respectfully submitted.
—James H. Boyce.
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Sewers.
Also submit my pay roll for labor on
Special Sewers during the last half of
October. 1904:
Amount due Laborers $27.90
Respectfully submitted,
— Tames H. Boyce.
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
Also submit my pay roll for grading
on Bluff Street Extension for the last
half of October. 1904:
Amount due Laborers $215.65
Respectfully submitted,
— James H. Boyce,
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
On motion the pay rolls for Streets.
Sewers and grading Bluff Street Ex-
tension were received and warrants or-
dered drawn to pay the various
amounts and the pay rolls referred
back to the proper committees.
Ald. Clancy moved that the salary
for the man attending to the Garbage
dump be hereafter charged to the
Board of Health Fund, subject to the
approval of the City Auditor. Carried.
City Engineer Boyce reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Coucil:
Gentlemen: Herewith attached please
find statement of macadam measured
Nov. 1st. 190.4. and the amount due for
the same:
Total amount $9o.8o
On motion of Ald. Clancy the report
was received and warrants ordered
drawn to pay the various amouts.
City Electrician Hipman reported as
follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: I herewith submit my
report of defective lights for the month
of October. 1904. I find from the re-
ports of the Police Department that
the total hours that IOC) Lamps failed
to burn would equal 2Y Lamps for one
month or $13.50.
Respectfully submitted.
— William Hipman.
City Electrician.
On motion the report was received.
and the City Auditor instructed to de-
duct from the Union Electric Com-
pany's bill for the month of October
the sum of $13.5o.
The following \\'eighmasters' and
\Vood Measurers' receipts were re-
ferred to the Committee on Markets:
Frank P. Hayes, City Hall re-
ceipts $47,75
T. Faherty. First ward scale
receipts 6.49
Louise Pitschner. \Vest Dubuque
scale receipts 2.36
R. Hay. Eighth Street scale re-
ceipts .. .. ... ..... .. 2.55
C. \V. Katz, \Voodmeasurers'
receipts 2,45
The following Bids of supplying the
Fire and Police Department with Hay
and Oats for the coming year. also tor
constructing the foundation for the
new Engine House to be built on the
Regular Session Nov. 3, 1904.
259
•
corner of Reed and Rhomberg avenues,
were ordered opened.
BID FOR I-IAY AND OATS.
T. F. Kane.
Hay at $10.50 per ton.
Oats at 38!/ cents per bushel.
Matt. Stafford.
Hay at $11.35 per ton.
Oats at 39V2 cents per bushel.
On motion of Ald. Clancy the con-
tract was awarded to 1'. F. Kane. he
being the lowest bidder.
Bids for constructing the foundation
for the new Engine House.
Peter Eisbach—Foundation com-
plete $815.30
Bender & Rokusek—Foundation
complete 7.13.00
T. J. Donahue—Foundation
complete 487.00
Anton Eberl—Foundation co n-
pl etc 473.00
Ald. Jones moved that the contract
be awarded to Anton Ebert, he being
the lowest bidder, and the bond fixed
at $loo.00. Carried.
Ald. Jones moved that the Plans for
the new Engine 1 louse as prepared by
Thos. T. Carkeek be approved. Car-
ried.
Ald. Jones moved that the Recorder
be instructed to advertise for Bids to
complete the balance of the Engine
House, also for doing the Plumbing
for the same. Carried.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Ald. Frith. Chairman of the Com-
mittee on Streets, reported as follows:
Your Committee on Streets would
respectfully report that we have exam-
ined the storm water sewer in Fif-
teenth Street, from the west side of the
alley between Cedar and Sycamore
Streets to the west curb line of Syca-
more Street. James Noonan, Contrac-
tor. and would recommend that said
sewer be accepted.
Also, your Committee on Streets
would respectfully recommend that the
City Engineer be instructed not to per-
mit the men breaking macadam for the
City, to use soft material for the same.
Also, your Committee on Streets, to
whom was referred the matter of plac-
ing Catharine Street in passable condi-
tion, would respectfully recommend
that the City Engineer be instructed
to do whatever grading may be neces•
sary on said street.
Also, your Committee on Streets
would respectfully recommend that the
Board of Supervisors of Dubuque
County he requested to instruct the
County Surveyor to act in conjunction
with the City Engineer in preparing a
profile of grade for Davis Avenue,
from Windsor Avenue to a point about
768 feet east thereof.
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the var-
ious reports of the Committee on
Streets. Carried.
Ald. Frith, chairman of the Commit-
tee on Electrical Construction, report-
ed as follows:
Your Committee on Electrical Con-
struction, to whom was referred the
bill of the Iowa Telephone Co, for
$2.00 for telephones in the office of the
City Attorney, would respectfully rec-
ommend that a warrant be ordered
drawn on the City Treasury in settle-
ment of the same.
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the re-
port. Carried.
Ald. Stumpf, chairman of the De-
linquent Tax Committee, reported as
follows:
Your Committee on Delinquent
Taxes, to whom was referred the peti-
tion of Mrs. Mary Bennett, asking that
on account of her poverty the taxes on
her homestead, Lot 30 of the Sub, of
Mineral Lot 39, be cancelled for the
year 1903, would respectfully recom-
mend that the prayer of the petitioner
be granted and that the Treasurer be
instructed accordingly.
Also, your Committee on Delinquent
Taxes, to whom was referred to peti-
tion of Mrs. Mary A. Dolan. asking
that the taxes against her homestead,
the west one-half of Lot 62, Union
Addition, be canceled for the years
1902 and 1903, would respectfully rec-
ommend that said taxes be allowed to
remain a lien on the property and that
the Treasurer be instructed not to sell.
Also, your Committee on Delinquent
Taxes, to whom was referred the peti-
tion of Frank W. Theiring, asking on
account of misfortunes he suffered dur-
ing the early part of the summer, by
reason of which lie has been thrown
out of employment for several months
and will not be able to return to work
for the rest of the year, that the taxes
against his property. Lots 7 and 8 of
Roger's Sub., be canceled for the year
1903, would recommend that the prayer
of the petitioner be granted and that
the Treasurer be instructed according-
ly.
Also, your Committee on Delinquent
Taxes, to whom was referred the peti-
tion of Mrs. Bridget McCormack, ask-
ing on account of her poverty, that the
taxes against her homestead, Lot 6, in
Cooper, Newman & Smith's Sub., be
canceled for the years 1902 and 1903.
would recommend that said taxes be
allowed to remain a lien on the prop-
erty and that the Treasurer be in-
structed not to sell.
Ald. Stumpf moved to adopt the
various reports. Carried.
26(1 Regular Session Nov. 3, 1904.
.\ld. Clancy of the Committee of the
Whole reported as follows:
Your Committee of the \\•hole. to
whom was referred the matter of fix-
ing the tax levy for the year 1904.
would respectfully recommend that the
following resolution be adopted:
Be It Resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque. That the taxes
for the year too4 for the purposes be-
low specified. be levied as provided by
law in the respective number of stills
on the dollar of the assessed Valuation
of all the taxable property in said city
as follows:
General Fund i milli
mills
1 2-3 mills
Fund1 trill
\\ ..:. 1' • .. t mill
\ Fund 1-3 mill
1' cr Rc.o'ved. That a reg-
\ one t t ' mill on
e.1 valuation 1w
rt benefitd b'
,?etermined
That
--:tklfng.
of two
:he tax-
. in each
City.
•l,e re -
Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf.
Nays—None.
Ald. Jones also offered the following:
Be it resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque, That the City
Engineer be and he is hereby directed
to prepare a plat and specifications for
a ten -inch tile pipe sewer in Lincoln
Avenue. from Tohnson Avenue to Ann
Avenue. showing the location and gen-
eral nature of such improvement, the
extent thereof, the size and kind of
material to be used, and to prepare an
estimate of the cost thereof. and the
amount assessable upon each lot or
parcel of land adjacent to or abutting
thereon per front foot or square foot
in area, and to file such plat. specifica-
tions and estimate in the office of the
City Recorder.
That at: such notice is so filed, the
City Rec :,ler shall cause to be pub-
lished n :: e of the intention of the
council make such improvement.
which IF •::e shall be published in three
consecutive issues of the official news-
paper of the City of Dubuque. stating
that such plat is on tile, and generally
the nature of the sewer, its location.
c and kinds of material to be used
an estimate of its cost, and fixing
time before which objections can
which time shall not be less
five days after the last publication
h notice. and atter the comple-
the publication of such notice.
at its next regular sessi m.
:he Council thereof in writing
: a printed copy of such notice ac-
?
nyinthe same.
: f -.._ •nosed to adopt the Re.s-
C... -.ro'i by the f,,':'.owing vote:
\- c, s— .... C ce. Fr`ith.
and Stumpf.
Nays—None.
_\'. ?. Corrance offered the following:
\\''i:ereas. the contract heretofore en-
' oto by the City of Dubuque for
:struction of a Sanitary Sewer.
?e- ribed. has been cont-
gineer has cont-
e -. and expense of
ventent amour:-
Resco.ve. by the
. :bu. pro-
. of .
ripe
Regular Session Nov. 3, 1904. 261
the rate of five per cent. per annum
payable semi-annually.
Ald. Corrance moved to adopt the
resolution.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Ald. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf.
Nays—None.
Aid. Needham moved that the City
Engineer be instructed to enforce Sec-
tions 23, 29 and 3o of Chapter XXXIII.
of the Revised Ordinances of 1901 at
once. Carried.
Ald. Lyons brought up the matter of
electing a Mayor pro tern and nom-
inated Ald. Clancy for that position.
Ald. Frith nominated Ald. Corrance.
Ald. Needham moved that the elec-
tion be by balot. Carried.
The Mayor appointed Alds. Frith
and Needham as tellers.
The vote as follows:
Ald. Clancy received 4 votes.
Ald. Corrance received 3 votes.
The Mayor declared Ald Clancy
elected.
Ald. Corrance moved to adjourn un-
til Nov 17th, 1904. Carried.
—C. F. Arendt,
City Recorder.
Attest: (
Recorder
Approved... /d 190'!
. Mayor
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262 Regular Session Nov. 17, 1904.
CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Session November 17th, 1904.
(Official)
Council met at 8:,3o o'clock P. M.
Mayor Berg in the chair.
Present—Aids. Clancy, Corrance,
Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and
Stumpf.
Absent --None.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICA-
TIONS.
Petition and Claim of Jno. J. Beek-
man asking that he be allowed the sum
of Fifteen Dollars ($15.00) for perso
al damage sustained by falling into an
open area on East side of Main street.
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Also petition of McCarthy, Kenline
& Roedell proposing to settle case of
Rose Smith vs. City of Dubuoue pend-
ing in the Dubuque District Court for
the sum of Four Hundred Dollars
($400.00) in full settlement thereof.
Plaintiff to pay all Court Costs, pro-
vided same is accepted at once.
On motion both petitions were re-
ferred to Committee on Claims and
City Attorney.
Petition of Jno. J. Lavery asking
that the Electric arc light at intersec-
tion of Grandview Avenue and South
Dodge Street he changed about 50
feet further south.
On motion was referred to Commit --
tee on Police and Light.
Petition of Cath. Ragatz asking that
the taxes on lot No. 9. Sou h Park
Hill Add., for the year 1933 be ordate:l
canceled.
On motion was referred to De'in-
quent Tax Committee.
Petition of C. Loetscher et al ask-
ing that a sanitary sewer be or&re
constructed in Lincoln Avenue from
Johnson to Ann Avenues.
Also petition of Mrs. Mary Faust
asking that she he paid for rock taken
from Lot 33 in Union Add.
On motion both petitio^s were re-
ferred to Committee of the Whole.
Petition of A. C. Buettell asking
that the Engineer he instructed to
grade sidewalk adjoining lot 1 of 20,
Finley Home Add.. in order to dr -'in
said walk and lead the water into the
street.
On motion was referred to City En-
gineer with Power.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
City Engineer Boyce reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: I herewith submit my
pay roll for labor on streets in the dif-
ferent districts during the first half of
November, 1904:
Amount due Laborers on
Streets ,$761.25
Respectfully submitted,
—James H. Boyce,
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Stre:ts.
Also submit my pay roll for labor on
Sewers during the first half of Novem-
ber, 1904:
Amount due Laborers on Sew-
ers .., $198.60
Respectfully submtte_l,
—James H. Boyce.
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Sewers.
Also submit my pay roll for labor on
Special Sewers during the first half of
November, 1904:
Amount due Laborers $31.10
Respectfully submitted
—James H. Boyce,
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
Also submit my pay roll for grad ng
on Bluff Street Extension for the first
half of November, 1904:
Amount due Laborers $119,30
Respe_tfully submitted,
—James H. Boyce,
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
On motion the nay rolls for Strees,
Sewers and grading Bluff Street Ex-
tension were received and warrants or-
dered drawn to pay the various
amounts and the pay rolls referred
back to the proper committees,
Committee Clerk J. \V. Lawlor re-
ported as follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council of the City of Dubuque:
Gentlemen: I beg to report that in
accordance with your instructions of
March 17, 1904. and April 7, 1904, relat-
ing to the purchase of Lots i of 15 and
1 of 16 in Block 30, Dubuque Harbor
Improvemnt Company's Addition, for
the purpose of straightening Fourth
Street Extension, an abstract of title
has been prepared on which the City
Attorney has passed favorably and the
deed has been signed and is now being
held by the Third National Bank of St.
Louis. I would therefore rcommend
that warrants in the sums of $332.32
and $162.68 be ordered drawn on the
City Treasurer in favor of H. B. Her-
old and Mary Herold, respectively, in
payment of said lots, which sum repre-
sents the purchase price, less $5.00 paid
by the City for the abstract of title.
Very respectfully,
Committee Clerk.
A1d. Clancy moved that the report
be approved and warrants ordered
drawn for above amounts to pay for
deeds of said lots.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Regular Session Nov. 17, 1904
Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf.
Nays -None.
City Engineer Boyce reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: Hereto attached please
find plat showing proposed street to
Outer Levee.
The part of plat colored "Blue"
shows part to he vacated.
The part colored "Red" shows the
part to be taken.
The abutting property owners have
been interviewed and have expressed
themselves as favorable to the pro-
posed change.
Respectfully submitted,
—J. H. Boyce,
City Engineer.
Ald. Frith moved to refer the report
to the Ordinance Committee and City
Attorney. Carried.
City Recorder Arendt presented and
read the printed notice certified to by
the Publisher, of the Council's inten-
tion to construct a Sanitary Sewer in
Lincoln Avenue from Johnson to Ann
Avenues.
Also remonstrance of Dietrich Bros.
et al.. remonstrating against the con-
struction of said sewer.
Ald. Clancy moved to suspend the
rules for the purpose of hearing from
some of the remonstrators. Carried.
Messrs. Carmody, Neumeister. Lipp -
stock and others addressed the Council
on the matter.
Ald. Corrance moved to refer the
notice, petition and remonstrance to
the Committee of the Whole, and that
all parties interested be notified to he
present at said meeting. Carried.
Bids for constructing and completing
New Engine House at corner of
Rhomberg and Reed Avenues were or-
dered opened.
Bids as follows:
F. W. Brunkow. bid in total..$3,637.00
U. Willy. hid in total $3.516.00
F. D. Scharle, bid in total $2777.77
Mr. F. D. Scharle being the lowest
bidder was, on motion. awarded the
contract and bond fixed at $500.00.
Bids for plumbing for New Engine
House as follows:
H. B. McCarten. bid in total....$377.00
Jacquinot & Mullen. bid in total.$365.75
On motion, the contract for plumb-
ing was awarded to Jacquinot & Mul-
len .they b^ing the lowest bidders and
their bond fixed at $100.00.
Ald. Clancy moved to suspend the
rules for the purpose of hearing from
Mr. Jos. Rhomberg, in regard to the
laying of tracks by the Union Electric
268
Company over sidewalks abutting Mr.
Rhomberg's property on Couler Ave-
nue. Carried.
Attorney G. Lyon. representing Mr.
Rhomberg, addressed the Council on
the matter, also did Mr. Rhomberg.
Ald. Frith moved that the matter be
referred to the Committee of the
Whole and they to view the grounds.
Carried,
REPORTS OF STANDING COM-
MITTEES.
Ald. Corrance, chairman of the Com-
mittee on Claims, reported as follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council of the City of Dubuque:
Gentlemen: The undersigned. City
Attorney, Assistant City Attorney and
Committee on Claims, respectfully re-
port your Honorable Body that there
are now pending against the City of
Dubuque two cases entitled Kathryne
Sheridan vs. The City of Dubuque and
Wm. Sheridan vs. The City of Du-
buque. The case of Kathryne Sher-
idan was already tried in the District
Court of this County at three different
times, two of said trials resulting in a
verdict against the City and in favor of
Mrs. Sheridan in the sum of $3,000.00.
At the last trial of said case, which was
had at the December term, 1903, judg-
ment was rendered against the City in
the sum of $3,000.00 and appeal from
which judgment was taken to the Su-
preme Court, where this case is now
pending and will probably be disposed
of some time during the next term.
The judgment in this case now
amounts to about $3,180.00 and in ad-
dition thereto the court costs amount-
ing to $269.65. That the case of Wm.
Sheridan is pending in the District
Court of this County and is an action
for the recovery of the sum of $5,000.00
for surgical and medical treatment of
his wife and because plaintiff was de-
prived of the loss df his wife's services
and attentions and her normal com-
panionship, and because she had been
wholly unable to discharge her duties
as wife and will continue to do so per-
manently.
We have examined into the law and
the facts of these cases and deem it
advisable for the best interests of the
City to make settlement thereof, and
have in accordance with out views
proposed to and received from the
plaintiffs an offer and compromise for
settlement whereby both cases can be
settled for $3,000.00 and costs, as fol-
lows:
The case in which judgment of
$3,000.00 has already been rendered, for
the sum of $2,500.00 and costs, and
the case of Wm. Sheridan vs. the City
for the sum of $500.00 and costs.
By making such a settlement both
Oto?
264 Regular Session Nov. 17, 1904,
of these cases would be disposed of
and settled for the amount of the judg-
ment rendered in the one case, less the
interest. The costs in the District
Court of Dubuque County, Iowa, not
including the costs in the Supreme
Court, amount to the sum of $269.55.
Deeming it advisable to have these
cases settled on the above basis, we
would therefore recommend that war-
rants be drawn in favor of the Mayor
for the sum of $3,000.00 and the sum
of $269.65 for the court costs.
Respectfully submitted,
J. W. Kintzinger,
City Attorney.
J. C. Longueville,
Assistant City Attorney.
H. Corrance,
J. H. Needham,
M. Clancy,
Committee on Claims.
Ald. Corrance moved to adopt the
report. Carried.
Ald. Frith, chairman of the Street •
committee. reported as follows:
Your Committee on Streets, to
whom was referred the bill of the Un-
ion Electric Co. for $20.03 for labor and
material used in changing lines at Bee
Branch sewer, would recommend that
a warrant in said amount be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer in settle-
ment of the claim.
—E. E. Frith, Chairman.
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the re-
port. Carried.
Ald. Clancy, chairman of the Com-
mittee on Harbors, reported as fol-
lows:
Your Committee on Harbors, to
whom was referred the matter of let-
ting the privilege of conducting a
skating rink in the ice harbor during
the season of 1904-5, would respectfully
report that the following bids were re-
ceived:
J. Keckevoet $75.15
Ed. Keas 75.00
Mrs. Ernest Bohn 35.0o
J. Keckevoet having offered the
highest amount for said privilege, we
would recommend that the same be
granted him.
—Matt. Clancy, Chairman.
Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the re-
port. Carried.
Ald. Needham. chairman of the Po-
lice and Light Committee, reported as
follows:
Your Committee on Police and
Light begs to report that a number of
the policemen are in need of over-
coats. and we would recommend that
the matter of their purchase be left
to this committee with power, and that
the City follow its usual custom of con-
tributing $io.00 towards defraying the
cost of each coat.
—J. Needham, Chairman.
Ald. Needham moved to adopt the
report. Carried.
Ald. Lyons, chairman of the commit-
tee on sewers, reported .in favor of
paying the following bill:
M. O'Meara, to service as in-
spector on Booth Street sewer
for the first half of November.$2o 00
On motion the hill was ordered paid
and a warrant ordered drawn for above
amount.
Ald. Jones. chairman of the Board
of Equalization, reported as follows:
Your Board of Equalization, to
whom was referred the petition of A.
J. Smith, asking that his taxes be can-
celed for a term of three or five years,
would recommend that said petition
be received and filed.
Also your Board of Equalization, to
whom was referred the petition of
Clara A. Manson. asking that the as-
sessment against the Manson Tea Coni-
pany be reduced to $600.00 and that the
taxes for the year 1903 be levied on
that amount, would recommend that
the prayer of the petitioner be granted
and that the Treasurer be instructed
accot dingly.
Also your Board of Equalization, to
whom was referred the petition of D.
J. Lenihan, Administrator of the es-
tate of M. V. Hennessy, stating that
said estate had been assessed on $23,-
800.0o for the year 1903, whereas it
should not have been assessed in ex-
cess of $17,820.00, because the differ-
ence between said amounts had been
paid out during the year 1902 in settle-
ment of claims filed against said es-
tate, would recommend that the pray-
er of the petitioner be granted and that
the Treasurer be instructed accord-
ingly.
—Rudolph Jones, Chairman.
Ald. Jones moved to adopt the var-
ious reports of the Board of Equaliza-
tion. Carried.
Ald. Clancy, chairman of the Com-
mittee of the Whole, moved that a
warrant be ordered drawn in favor of
the Iowa State Atlas Company to the
amount of $100.00 as per agreement
with said company. Carried.
Ald. Corrance, chairman of the
Special Committee to Audit the Water
Trustees' Report, reported as follows:
Your Special Committee, appointed
to audit the statement of the Water
Works Trustees for the quarter end-
ing September 30, 1904, would respect-
fully report that we have examined
the vouchers on file in the office of said
Trustees and find the same to corres-
pond with the statement submitted. We
also find that the receipts for the
Regular Session Nov. 17, 1904. 265
quarter were $10,939.29, while the ex-
penditures during the same period
were $11,954.37 and that the balance in
hands of the City Treasurer was
$425.36. We would recommend that
the statement be received and filed.
Corrance, Chairman.
Ald. Corrance moved to adopt the
report. Carried.
Ald. Corrance stated that West
Fourteenth Street, between Spring
Street and Glenn Oak Avenue, was
in bad condition and ought to be re-
paired.
On motion the matter was referred
to the Street Committee and City En-
gineer with power.
Ald. Jones moved that the matter of
supplying the Delhi Street Engine
House with storm sash be referred to
the Committee on Public Grounds and
Buildings. Carried.
Ald. Needham moved that the City
Engineer be instructed to advertise
for bids constructing new brick side-
walk abutting the property of R. W.
Kemler Est. on Julien Avenue. Car-
ried.
Ald. Clancy moved to adjourn until
December 1st. 1404. Carried.
—C. F. Arendt.
City Recorder.
Approved./. fir'' / 190.
.Mayor.
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286 List of Warrants.
LIST OF CITY WARRANTS.
City Recorder's Office,
Dubuque, Ia., November 1st, 1904.
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council of Dubuque:
Gentlemen: The following is a com-
plete list of all warrants issued by me
during the month of October, 1904:
C. H. Berg, salary, Mayor $116 65
H. Brinkman, salary, Treasurer 133 30
J. A. McKinlay, salary, Deputy
Treasurer 100 00
Jno. Krayer, clerk, Treasurer's
office 6o 0o
Chas F. Arendt, salary, Re-
corder I16 70
Win. A. Kaep, salary. Deputy
Recorder
F. B. Hoffman. salary. Auditor.
C. B. Scherr. salary. Assessor .
A. Doerr, Jr.. salary, Assistant
Assessor 100 00
J. 1. Murphy. salary. Assistant
Assessor too 00
J. W. Kintzinger, salary. Attor-
ney 150 00
J. C. Longueville, salary, As-
sistant Attorney 75 00
Gertrude Barker. Attorney's
Stenographer 20 00
Thos. Reilly, salary, Chief of
Police Too 00
Jos. Reinfried, salary. Fire Chief Too 00
J. W. Lawlor, salary. Commit-
tee Clerk .. Too 00
Jas. Boyce. salary, City Engi-
neer 166 65
E. Anderson, salary, Assistant
Engineer Too 00
G. White, salary, Rodman 50 00
G. N. Raymond. salary. Super-
intendent of Street Sprinkling 6o co
E. Herron, clerk in Auditor and
Engineer's office 75 00
\\T111 Hinman, salary, Electric-
ian 83 35
F. P. Hayes, salary, Marketmas-
ter 50 00
T. Cahill. salary. Park Custodian 40 00
H. H enge. salary. Park Custo-
dian
T. Faherty. salary, Park Custo-
dian
Dr. B. F. Michel. salary. Health
Officer
F. Flynn. salary, Sanitary Pa-
trolman
C. Baumann. salary, Poundmas-
ter
Mrs. H. Koenig, salaryJani-
tress
I. Conigisky, salary. Sidewalk
Inspector
C. W. Katz, salary, Wharfmas-
ter
M. Clancy. salary. Alderman
H. Corrance. salary, Alderman
E. E. Frith, salary, Alderman
R. Jones. salary, Alderman
M. E. Lyons. salary, Alderman
Tos. Needham, salary, Alderman
J. A. Stumpf, salary, Alderman
8o oo
IT6 70
125 00
40 00
IO 00
50 00
60 00
40 00
20 00
50 00
20 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
M. Eitel, fireman $ 65 00
J. Essman, fireman 75 00
A. Duccini, fireman 60 oo
J. Flynn, fireman 65 00
J. Roshin. fireman 60 00
J. Tschudi, fireman 50 00
A. Schonberger 50 00
A. Neer. fireman 50 00
J. Daley, fireman 65 00
J. Barnes, fireman 75 00
T. Ryder, fireman 6o 00
G. Beyer. fireman 65 oo
W. Ducey, fireman 60 00
F. Murphy, fireman 50 00
M. Kelley, fireman 50 00
W. McClain. fireman 50 00
D. Ahern, fireman 65 00
J. Murphy. fireman 50 00
A. McDonald, fireman 67 50
T. Flynn. fireman 65 00
H. Cain, fireman 50 00
M. Sweeney, fireman 50 00
j.. Benzer, fireman 50 00
J. McGloughlin. fireman 50 00
P. Fury, fireman 50 00
W. Kannolt, fireman ... 50 00
G. Gehrki, fireman 65 00
T. Kennedy, fireman 6o 00
F. Baumgartner, fireman 50 00
J. Smith, fireman 50 00
C. Kannolt. fireman 65 00
T. Allen, fireman .. 6o 00
M. Fahey, fireman 5o 00
W. O'Connell. fireman 50 00
R. Weston. fireman 65 00
F. Kenneally. fireman 60 oo
E. McDermott, fireman 50 00
P. Ahern, fireman 50 00
J. H. Barry, police 50 00
G. Burkel, police 46 70
J. Carter. police 65 00
J. Clune. police 50 00
Jno. Cody. police 50 00
W. Cook, police 60 00
W. Corcoran, police 50 00
J. P. Cummings, police50 oc
H. Donlon, police 50 00
J. Fitzpatrick, police 50 00
Jas. Flynn. police 50 00
Jno. Fox, police 50 00
Wm. Frith, police 50 00
T. Ganahl, police 50 00
L. Grasse], police 50 00
B. Gray, police 50 OC
Pat Hanlon, police 50 OC
M. Kilty. police 50 00
Jno. Loetscher, police 50 00
P. McCollins, police 50 00
P. McInerney, police 50 00
D. Norton. police 50 00
M. O'Connor, police 62 00
Jno. Murphy. police 50 00
Jno. Raesli, police 65 00
Otto Rath, police 5o 00
J. Rooney, police 50 00
Jas. Ryan, police 65 oc
M. Ryan, police 50 00
P. Scharff, police 50 00
Al. Scherr. police 60 00
F. Spielman. police 51 65
M. Stapleton. police 50 oc
J. Stoltz. police 50 00
List of Warrants.
P. Sullivan, police 5o 00
J. L. Sullivan, police 37 65
P. Sutton, police 50 oo
T. Sweeney, police 65 00
L. Zeidman, police 46 00
B. Brennan, matron 30 oc
K. Hibbe, matron 30 00
Labor on streets in the several Dis-
tricts for the last half of September,
I004 :
Al. 'Alderson, 3rd. 6 Io
los. Brouillette, 1st ... 5 50
John Burns. 1st 4 05
Paul Becker, 3rd 18
D. J. Brightbill, 3rd . 6
Ed. Prunskill, 3rd 3
Jos. Brown, 1st, $7.90; 2nd,
$ro.Io; 3rd, $4.50 22 50
W. Coughlan, Ist 20 00
Jas. Callaghan. 1st 20 00
John Corbett. and 2 70
H. Cobb. 3rd 135
Jas. Connolly, 1St 17 55
John Dougherty. 1st 2 05
M. Donegan, 1st
Thos. Donahue, 2nd, $11.70; 3rd,
$.5.8; 17 55
Mike Farrell. 1st 6 75
Dan Fox. 1st 135
Frank Frick, 1st 2 70
John Flynn. .3rd IO So
Harry Fleck, 1st. $26.25; 2nd.
$33.75; 3rd. $15.00 75 00
Nelson Frith, 1st, $17.50; znd,
$22.:30; 3rd. $10.00 50 00
Pat Grue. 1st 6 75
Barney Glass. 1st 7 95
Pat Gilloon. 1st 6 75
Tos. Gavin. 1st 20 00
P. Guenther, 2nd 2 05
Tos. Guenther, 2nd 3 40
C. Gantenbein, 2nd 20 00
Chas. Gruenzig. 3rd4 05
Peter Jacobs, 211(1 z 70
John Kelly, 1st (Cleveland Ave) 135
T. Kinsella. 1st 150
John Kness, 1st, $5.25; 2nd,
$8.80; 3rd, $3.30
Matt Loes, 2nd
Mike Lavin. list. $5.25; 2nd.
$8.80; 3rd, $3.50 17 55
Mike Maher, 1st 15
Alex. Miller. 1st 75
J. Martinek, 3rd 40
Pat McMullen, 1st 75
James McLeese. 1st 45
John McNulty, 1st, $7.00; 2nd.
$9.00; 3rd, $4.00
James McCormick. 1st, $5.25;
2nd. $8.8o; 3rd, $3.50
James Powers, rst
John Parker, 3rd
W. Quinlan, 1st, $5.25; znd,
.8o; 3rd, $3.50
Phil Reddin, 1st
James Ryan, 1st
Jos. Rooney, 1st, $7.90;
$IO.Io; 3rd, $4,.5o
John Spear, 1st
Frank Scherr. 2nd
Nick Sweeney. 1st, $5.25; 2nd,
$8.80; 3rd, $3.50
90
75
75
3 90
17 55
2 70
2nd.
9
6
5
6
9
20 00
17
8
18
IC
9r1
17 5,
8 IO
16 90
22 50
9 55
20 00
17 55
267
John Welsh, 1st 70
N. Wampach, 2nd 135
W. Wearmouth, 3rd 20 00
Frank Burns, 2nd 27 60
TEAMS.
F. G. Becker. 1st, $2.00; 2nd,
$1o.1o; 3rd, $16.30 28 40
Jos. Calvert, 1st 30 6c
A. Conrad. 2nd 23 40
T. B. Cain, 1st, $5.00; 3rd
$15.00 20 00
Mike Hannan, 1st, $10.15; 2nd,
$18.85 29 oc
Peter Horch, 2nd 3 6c
John Huffmire, 1st, $10.95; 2nd,
$18.30; 3rd, $7.35 36 6o
John Linehan, 1st 24 00
John Long. 2nd 22 8c
J. J. McCollins, 1st, $32.40; 2nd
$2.20 34 60
Jeff McGrath. 3rd 50 4c
George Reynolds, 1st, $11.05;
2nd, $18.45; 3rd, $7.35 36 85
Ed. Seeley, 1st 29 50
Jerry Sullivan. 2nd, $11.85; 3rd,
$23.75
James Tobin, 3rd 16 20
Labor on Bluff Street Extension
during the last half of September, 1904;
Tom Burke 22 50
Peter Carney 24 30
John Doyle
Tames Doyle 24 30
Ed. Daley 24 30
D. Frommelt 45 50
Phil Melloy 4 50
Tames McCarron 18 00
W. O'Brien 25 00
Ed. O'Hearn 24 30
John Summerly . 6 75
W. Sheehan .. 24 30
Walter Bradley, team 10 80
John Linehan 3 6o
D. O'Meara 37 80
Labor on Sewers during the last half
of September, 1904:
P. Casserly $ 12 8o
T. Corcoran 20 So
T. Hagerty 25 00
T. Jellison 20 So
T. Kiang . 20 8o
P. Kenneally 20 8o
C. Sullivan 20 So
L. Taylor 14 40
L. Zemanek 20 8o
Labor on Special Sewers during the
last half of September, 1904:
John Flynn
Jos. Grab
P. Guenther
Jos. Guenther
J. Haupert
J. Hanson
A. Conrad, team
John Long
M. Zogg
F. Buddien
Jno. Bohn
C. H. Berg, Mayor. city's share
entertaining Mississippi River
Commission 407 85
L. Daily, cleaning around Mar -
35 60
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268 List of Warrants.
ket Square for August and
September $ 28 00
F. P. Hayes, board of prisoners
for September 7 20
T. E. Frith, removing garbage
and dead animals for Septem-
ber 389 48
M. O'Meara, inspector on
Booth Street sewer 23 Io
Iowa Telephone Co., telephone
rent for various departments 35 52
Dubuque Telephone Co., tele-
phone rent for various depart-
ments
A. R. Staufenbeil, repairing
clocks at City Hall
G. B. Grosvenor Co., toilet pa-
per at City Hall
Mrs. T. Hagerty, repairing flag
at City Hall
J. Beach & Son, soap at City
Hall 3 00
Key City Gas Co., gas for var-
ious departments 78 8o
C. L. McGovern, recording
plats and deeds 5 25
W. W. Whelan. repairing and
grinding lawn mowers for
parks 3 50
D. Zogg, carpenter repairs at
patrol house 14 40
A. \Vohlert, carpenter repairs
at Deckert's scales 2 00
F. Zehetner, I iron grate at
City Hall 5 65
Standard Lumber Co.. lumber at
First Ward and West Du-
buque scales 29 95
A. Doerr, Sr., hauling at Jack-
son Park 2 50
N. Jacquinot, plumbing at Jack-
son Park 5 30
Ballard Steam Heating Co., re-
pairing fountain on Fifth and
Main . 8 00
Ballard Steam Heating Co,
plumbing at City Hall 4 20
Harkett's Floral Nursery. flow-
ers for Ald. P. H. McLaugh-
lin's decd funeral 10 00
Key City Roofing Co.. sewer
pipe and cement for Road and
Special Sewer Departments6 10
F. Schloz & Son, repairs for
Road and Sprinkling Depart-
ment 9 15
G. Bock, repairs for Road De-
partment 7 55
A. A. Brown, repairs for Road
Department I o0
P. J. Seippel & Co., lumber for
Road and Sidewalk Depart-
ment 15 95
T. J. Mulgrew, cement for Road
and Special Sewer Depart-
ments 9 00
Ellwanger Bros., supplies and
repairs for Road and Fire De-
partments 23 90
Hussman & Lies, new tools and
hardware for Road Depart-
ments I0 75
G. F. Kleih, new tools for Road
6 00
I 25
6 75
I 00
and Sewer Departments 3 90
W. B. Baumgartner, new tools
for Road Department 4 85
G. W. Healey & Son, new tools
for Road Department 4 00
W. Bentin, sand for Road De-
partment ' 2 00
Williams & Linehan, sand for
Road Department 6o 90
McElrath Teaming Co., sand
for Road Department 8 00
McElrath Teaming Co., sand
for Road Department 3 00
Clancy Teaming Co., sand for
Road Department 3 00
Palmer, Berg & Co., blank sta-
tionery for Road and Board
of Health Departments 18 25
Standard Oil Co., oil for Road
Department 6 25
T. Byrne. rock for Road De-
partment 39 80
P. Pier, coal for Steam Roller6 30
G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for
Steam Roller 9 50
Smedley Steam Pump Co., re-
pairs for Steam Roller 7 90
J. Beach & Son, I barrel soda
for Steam Roller 5 Io
W. D. Deckert Co., supplies for
Steam Roller 3 35
Lagen & Sloan, horse shoeing
for Fire Department.... 18 25
Vollenweider & Hein, horse
shoeing for Fire Department 5 50
Wunderlich & Wiederholt, horse
shoeing for Fire Department 8 oo
Gus Lear, horse shoeing for
Fire Department 3 70
Collings & Pfiffner, horse shoe-
ing for Fire Department 19 00
P. Seippel Lumber Co., lumber
for Fire and Special Sidewalk
Departments 58 65
Standard Lumber Co., lumber
and shavings for Fire De-
partment 5 70
Ott. Meuser & Co., shavings for
Fire Department 5 25
T. Connolly Est.. cushions for
Fire Department to 00
American La -France Fire En-
gine Co., supplies for Fire
Department 8 00
T. F. Kane, hay and oats for
Fire Department and Patrol
House 767 6o
Linehan & Molo, white waste
for Fire Department I0 75
McDermott & Gow, plumbing
at Eighteenth Street Engine
House 18 oo
McClain Bros., bran for Fire
Department 3 55
P. Pier, coal for Fire Depart-
ment 9 8o
Dubuque Oil Tank Line, oil for
Fire Department 8 10
J. Butt, repairs for Fire De-
partment 4 75
Mettel Bros., bran for Fire De-
partment I o0
Key City Gas Co., coke for Fire
List of Warrants.
Department
Key City Gas Co.. rental of
gar arcs for Fire Department I o0
J. Mullen, harness dressing at
Patrol House
J. Huffmeier, hauling at Patrol
House
Saunders Meat Co., meat for
Matron Department 4 10
Eichhorn & Bechtel. groceries
and supplies for Matron De-
partment 6 85
Fitts, Thompson Foundry Co,
manhole cover and ring for
Sewer Department 8 50
F. Schloz & Son, repairs for
Sewer Department
A. A. Brown, repairs for Sewer
Department 1 50
Hussman & Lies, new tools for
Sewer Department .. 2 55
Jacquinot & Mullen. repairs for
Sewer Department 4 20
Globe -Journal, official printing
for August 40 00
Globe -journal, official printing
for September 72 6o
Telegraph -Herald, official print-
ing for August 40 00
Nati nal Demokrat, official
printing for September 25 00
Smith -Morgan Printing Co,
monthly proceedings for Sep-
tember 15 05
Union Electric Co., arc lights
for September 2061 95
G. F. Kleih, tacks for Board of
Health 25
J. W, Schlueter, oil for Bee
Branch Sewer Department70
Tibey Bros., final estimate con-
structing Bee Branch Storm
Sewer in Sanford and Wash-
ington Streets 1046 20
Standard Lumber Co., lumber
for Special Sidewalk Depart-
ment 184 75
Tibey Bros., material furnished
on Sanford Street 85 70
T. Byrne, dimension stone on
Sanford Street 13 50
Jas. Noonan. estimate con-
structing Storm Water Sewer
in Fifteen Street 164 53
Jas. Noonan, final estimate con-
structing Storm \Vater Sewer
in Walnut Street 264 03
Brown & Brown. final estimate
constructing Storm Water
Sewer in Sanford Street from
Couler Avenue to Bee Branch
Sewer 427 17
Brown & Brown, extra digging
on Sanford Street Sewer 69 52
Brown & Brown, removing
double crossing on Jackson
and Sanford Streets
Brown & Brown, to material
and extra work taking up and
relaying pipe on Sanford and
Jackson Streets
J. Duggan, repairing tools, etc,
for Mt. Carmel Extension20 35
19 55
75
I 50
55
I0
20
00
50
269
Linehan :: Molo, 40 feet of rope
for lit. Carmel Extension, 150
Jas. Noonan, final estimate con-
structing Sanitary Sewer in
Dodge Street, from South
Bluff Street to Grandview
Avenue too 00
Brown & Brown, estimate con-
structing Sanitary Sewer in
Grandview Avenue from
Dodge to North Street 438 22
M. Tschirgi, Jr., final estimate
constructing Sanitary Sewer
in White Street from Sanford
Street to Eagle Point Avenue 63 II
M. Tschirgi, Jr., final estimate
constructing storm water tile
pipe sewer in Washington
Street from Eighteenth to
Nineteenth Streets 86 22
H. Brinkman, excavation per-
mits redeemed $ 95 00
H. Brinkman, interest paid on
warrants outstanding . 1028 37
H. Brinkman, express charges.
Fire i 2C
H. Brinkman, telegrams, New
York t to
H. Brinkman, express charges6o
H. Brinkman, New York ex-
change 6;
H. Brinkman, postage to 00
H. Brinkman, printing improve-
ment bonds Co 00
$119692
H. Brinkman, library orders
paid 442 06
H. Brinkman, Loans ...$20.000 oc
Labor on Streets in the different
Road Districts during the first half of
October, 190:4.
A. Alderson, 3'rd $ 8 to
Jos. Brouillette, 1st, $6.75; 3rd,
$2.70 9 45
John Burns. 3rd 4 65
Paul Becker. 3rd 17 55
D. J. Brightbill. 3rd 14 20
Jos. Brown. t st, $7.90; 2nd,
10.10; 3rd. $4.50 22 50
W. Coughlan, 1st 20 OC
John Corbett, 2nd 5 40
Jos. Connolly, 1st 17 55
Jas. Callahan, Ist 20 00
John Dougherty. 1st 6 75
M. Donegan, 1st 8 Io
T. Donahue. 2nd, $11.70; 3rd,
$5.85
Dan Fox, 1st
Frank Frick, 2nd
John Flynn, 3rd
Barney Glass, 1st, $8.10; 3rd,
$4.05 12 15
Pat Gilloon, 1st, $6.00; 3rd $4.05 10 05
Jos. Grab, 2nd 14 55
Jos. Guenther, 2nd 5 4c
Peter Guenther, 2nd 6 75
C Gantenbein, 2nd 20 OL
Jos. Geasland, 3rd 15c
C. Gruenzig, 3rd 4 05
Geo. Hecklinger, 2nd 5 40
J. Hansen, 3rd II 25
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Peter Jacobs, 2nd 5 10
Nic Kettenhofen, 2nd 5 10
John Kness, 1st, $5.25; znd,
$8.80; 3rd, $3.50 17 55
Matt. Loes, 2nd 5 4(.
Mike Lavin, 1st, $5.25; 2nd,
$8.80; 3rd, $3.50 17 55
Mike Maher, 1st 4 75
A. W. Miller, 1st, $1.95; 3rd,
$6.75 8 70
J. Martinek, 3rd 9 45
Jas. McCarron, 1st 8 to
Pat McMullen, 1st 9 45
John McGee, 1st 135
W. McDermott, 1st 2 70
Jas. McCormack, 1st. $5.25: 2nd,
$8.8o; 3rd, $3.50 17 55
Jas. McLeese, 1st, $8.70; 3rd.
$6.75 15 45
James Purcell. 3rd 10 8o
John Parker, 3rd 17 55
W. Quinlan. 1st. $5.25; 2nd,
$8.8a; 3rd, $3.50 17 55
Phil Reddin. 3rd 4 05
C. Reinfrank. 2nd 5 40
Jos. Rooney. 1st. $7.90; 2nd
$10.10; 3rd, $4.50 22 50
John Spear, Ist, $12.00; 3rd,
$8.00 20 00
John Sloan, 2nd 5 40
Frank Scherr. 2nd 20 00
John Schammel, 2nd 6 75
Louis Smith, 3rd I 35
Sam Sterling. 3rd 2 40
Nick Sweeney, 1st, $5.25; 2nd,
$8.8o; 3rd, $3.50 17 55
John Welsh, 3rd (Caledonia P1) 2 70
W. Wearmouth. 3rd 20 00
Adam Zingel, 3rd II 5e
Walter Bradley. 1st 14 40
Albert Bradley, 1st 180
Frank Burns, 2nd II 20
J. Berwanger, 2nd 23 40
F. G. Becker. 1st, 35c: 2nd.
$1.70: 3rd, $2.75 4 8o
Josh Calvert, 1st. $23.20; 3rd,
$1.20 24 40
John Calvert, 3rd 16 00
James Costello, 3rd 18 00
A. Conrad, 2nd 2 00
Mike Hannan. 1st, $23.20; 3rd,
$10.80
34 00
J. Haudenshield, 2nd 21 6o
John Huffrnire. 1st. $6.75; znd,
$11.30; 3rd, $4.50 22 55
John Linehan. 1st 6 8o
John Long. 2nd 2 00
Labor on Streets for first half of
October. 1904:
Jeff McGrath, 3rd $ 28 80
J. J. McCollin% 1st, $5.40; 2nd,
6oc 6 oo
Geo. Raschid. 1st 1 8o
Geo. Reynolds, 1st, $11.05; 2nd,
$18.45; 3rd, $7.35 36 85
Ed. Seeley, 1st 45 00
James Tobin, 3rd 14 40
Jerry Sullivan, 2nd, $2.00; 3rd,
$29.20 31 20
M. Zogg, 2nd 14 40
Labor on Bluff Street Extension
during the first half of October, 1904:
Tom Burke $ 20 70
Peter Carney 2 .70
Ed. Daley 21 6o
James Doyle 21 60
John Doyle .... 19 8o
D. Frommelt 42 00
Ed. O'Hearn 12 60
W. O'Brien 25 00
John Reynolds 17 to
W. Sheehan 20 70
John Summerly 1 80
John Linehan 7 2C
D. O'Meara 3 60
W. Woods 28 80
Labor on Sewers during the first
half of October, 1904:
H. Cosgrove $ 9 25
P. Casserly . 20 8c
J. Corcoran 20 8o
T. Hagerty, foreman 25 00
J. Jellison 20 8o
J. Klang 20 8o
P. Kenneally 20 8o
C. Sullivan 20 8o
L. Taylor 20 00
L. Zemanek .. • . 20 8c
Labor on Special Sewers during the
first half of October, 1904:
Jos. Guenther $ 135
Jos. Grab 135
J. Hansen 16 90
J. Haupert 115
Peter Jacobs 2 70
Nic. Kettenhofen 2 70
N. Wampach 135
Peter Horch 3 60
Macadam List, September, 1904:
Cain, Mich.. ....$ 6 80
Defontain. Peter 4 30
Furey, Pat 20 15
R. Graham, witness fees, case
of Florence Farrell vs. City133
M. O'Meara, inspector Booth
Street Sanitary Sewer for first
half of October 20 00
H. Butt, damages to property3 00
I hereby certify that the foregoing is
a correct list of all warrants issued by
me during the month of October. 1904.
—C. F. Arendt,
City Recorder.
Official Notices.
271
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
• AN ORDINANCE.
AN ORDINANCE FOR THE VACATION
OF THE ALLEY BETWEEN ELM
STREET AND PINE STREET, FROM
EIGHTEENTH STREET TO NINE-
TEENTH STREET, IN THE CITY OF
DUBUQUE, IOWA,
Be It Ordained by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque:
Section 1. Whereas, the Dubuque Altar
Manafacturing Co. are operating a large
and extensive Altar Factory on, and are
the owners of all the property in the
block on both sides of the alley between
Elm Street aad Pine Street, from Eigh-
teenth Street to Nineteenth Street in the
City of Luhnqur. Iowa, and
Whereas, It has been deemed expedient
by the City Council to vacate said alley
to said Dubuque Altar Manufacturing Co.,
as long as said premises are used for
manufacturing purpcses, but reserving the
right to lay all necessary sewers therein;
Tterefore. the City Council hereby va-
cates and annuls that portion of the al -
h y between Elm and Pine Streets, from
Eighteenth to Nineteenth Streets, in the
City of Dubuque, Iowa, and the said Du-
buque Altar Manufacturing Co., their suc-
cessors or assigns, are hereby permitted
and authorized to use said alley for the
erection, maintenance and operation of
factory buildings; provided, that if at any
time the said Dubuque Altar Manufactur-
ing Co., its successors or assigns, should
cease to use the premises above vacated
for manufacturing purposes, then the said
alley so vacated shall revert back to the
City of Dubuque, and this Ordinance shall
be null and void; provided. :nrther, that
the City of Dubuque hereby reserves aril
retains the right to lay any and all
sewers or drains which it deems neces-
sary in said alley.
Secion 2. This Ordinance shall be in
force and take effect from and after its
passage and publication one time in the
Dubuque Daily globe -Journal, the officio l
paper of the city.
Adepted Oct. 20th, 1904.
Approved Oct. 2ith, 1904.
C. H. BERG, Mayor.
Attest: C. F. ARENDT,
City Recorder.
Published officially in the Dubuque
Daily Globe -Journal, Nov. 2nd, 1904.
C. F. ARENDT,
11-2-1t City Recorder.
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
AN ORDINANCE,
AN ORDINANCE FOR THE VACATION
OF PART OF CHARTER STREET,
FROM THE WEST LINE OF THE
LEVEE TO THE EAST LINE OF
WATER STREET, AND FROM THE
WEST LINE OF WATER STREET TO
THE EAST LINE OF LOT 1, BLOCK
16, AND LOT 1, BLOCK 18, OF THE
DUBUQUE HARBOR COMPANY'S
ADDITION, 1N THE CITY OF DU-
BUQUE, IOWA.
Be It Ordained by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
Section 1. Whereas, Thos. J. Mulgrew
is the owner of all of the property on
both sides of Charter Street from the
west line of the Levee to the east lines
of Lot 1 of 15 and Lot 1 of 18 of the Du-
buque Harbor Company's Addition of the
City of Dubuque, Ia., and has ice houses
on said property and desires to construct
another ice house on the property now or -
cupied by. Charter Street. adjoining the
same; and
Whereas, The firm of Mulgrew & Phil-
lips, of which said Thos. J. Mulgrew Is
the successor, has filled said Charter
street, and
Whereas, It is deemed expedient by the
City Council to vacate (. l arter Street
from the west line of the Levee to the
east line of Water Street, and from the
west line of Water Street to the east
lines of Let 1, Block 15, and Lot 1, Block
18, of. • the Dubuque Harbor Company's
Addition.
Therefore, the City Council hereby va-
cates and annuls the portion of Charter
Street from the west line of the Levee to
the east line of Water Street, and from
the west line of Water Street to the east
lines of Lot 1, Block 15, and Lot 1, Block
18 of Dubuque Harbor Company's Addi-
tion, in the City of Dubuque, Iowa, and
the said Thos. J. Mulgrew, his successors
or assigns, is hereby permitted and auth-
orized to use said Street for the erectioa
and maintenance of ice houses and other
buildings in connection with said ice
houses; provided, that if at any time
the said Thos. J. Mulgrew, his successors
or assigns, should cease to use the prem-
ises above vacated for ice house purposes.
then said Street so vacated shall revert
back to the City of Dubuque and this Or-
dinance shall be null and void; provided
further, that the City of Dubuque hereby
reserves and retains the right to lay any
and all sewers or drains which it deems
necessary in said Street.
Section 2. This Ordinance shall be in
force and take effect from and after its
passage and publication in the Dubuque
Daily Globe -Journal, the official paper of
the city.
Adopted Oct. 20th, 1904.
Approved Oct. 25th, 1904.
C H. BERG, Mayor.
Attest: C. F. ARENDT,
City Recorder.
Published officially in the Dubuque
Daily Globe -Journal Nov. 2nd, 1904.
C. F. ARENDT,
11-2-1t City Recorder.
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
AN ORDINANCE.
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
TEE PROTECTION OF FIRE HY-
DRANTS IN THE CITY OF DUBUQUE.
Be It Ordained by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque, Iowa:
Section 1. No person shall, without the
rermission of the City of Dubuque, or
Water Works Trustees of said City, ex-
cept in time of lire, draw off or cause the
water to be removed from any public or
private fire Hydrant, or private fire pro-
tection opening, or open any valve on
such fire Hydrants or fire protection
opening, or remove the cover of any fire
Hydrant or stop gate box.
Sec. 2. No person or persons shall be
allowed to back up any horse, horses or
vehicle of any kind, or to hitch to or
leave the same standing within five (5)
feet of any tare Hydrant, or to place any
goods, materials or other obstructions
within five (5) feet of any fire Hydrant, of
to in any manner whatsoever impede the
free access to, or the immediate connec-
tion with any fire Hydrant by the Fire
Department.
Sec. 3. Any person violating the pro-
visions of this ordinance shall be subject
to a fine of not less than Five nor more
than Fifty Dollars, or to be imprisoned
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272 Official Notices.
not exceeding thirty days, until such fine
and costs are paid.
Sec. 4. This crdmance shall be in force
and take effect from and after its pas-
sage and publication one time in the Du-
buque Daily Globe -Journal, official paper
of the City of Dubuque.
Adopted Oct. 20th, 1904.
Approved Oct. 26th, 1904.
C. H. BERG, Mayor.
Attest: C. F. ARENDT,
City Recorder.
Published officially in the Dubuque
Daily Globe -Journal, Nov. 2nd, 1904.
C. F. ARENDT,
11-2-1t City Recorder.
NOTICE TO STONE MASONS.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the City Recorder up to 7:30
o'clock p. m. November 3rd, 1904, for the
Construction and completion of the foun-
dation for the new Engine House to be
built for the City of Dubuque, Iowa, to
be located on the corner of Reed and
Rhomberg avenues, according to the
plans and specifications as furnished by
Thomas T. Carkeek, and now on file 'n
the office of the City Recorder.
All bids must be accompanied by a cer-
tified check for $50.00 on some Dubuque
bank as a guarantee that a contract will
be entered into if awarded.
The city reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
C. F. ARENDT,
NOTICE TO SIDEWALK CONTRAC-
TORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at my
office up to 10 o'clock a. m. of Friday,
November 25th, for constructing a six-
foot brisk sidewalk (where not already
laid) in froLt of lots one (1) and two (2)
of the subdivision of lot 19 of City lot 703.
Brick to be hard burnt, equal to No. 2
Galcsburg brick.
\Valk to be constructed according to
specifications on file in my office.
JAMES H. BOYCE,
Nov. 18-5t City Engineer.
Notice to Wood Dealers, Farm-
ers and Others Selling
Wood For Fuel.
You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with the provisions of the or-
dinance regulating the sale of wood
for fuel in the City of Dubuque, all
cord wood delivered to any consumer
of said city, either sawed or unsawed,
must first be inspected and measured
by the inspector of wood and a cer-
tificate of the quantity thereof ob-
tained from him.
The following places are hereby des-
ignated by the inspector of wood, at
which either said inspector or a deputy
appointed by him will be in attendance
at all reasonable times for the pur-
pose of measuring all wood brought
to such places for that purpose:
Third and Iowa Streets.
Seventh and White Streets.
Woodmarket, Fourteenth and Elm
Streets. —Charles W. Katz,
gj 10-29 3t Inspector of Wood.
NOTICE.
Sealed proposals will be received at
my office up to 4 o'clock p. m. Nov. 11th,
1904, for the privilege of conducting .
Skating Rink on the Ice Harbor, during
the season of 1904 to 1905.
The city reserves the right to reject
my and all bids.
Dated Nov. 8th, 1504.
C. F. ARENDT,
11-8-3t City Recorder.
NOTICE TO PLUMBERS.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the City Recorder up to 7:30
o'clock p. m. Nov. 17th, 1904, for the
plumbing in the new Fire Engine House,
to be located on the corner of Reed and
Rhomberg Avenues, according to the
plans and specifications now on file in the
office of the City Recorder.
All bids must be accompanied by a cer-
tified check for $50.00 on some Dubuque
bank as a guarantee that a contract will
be entered into if awarded.
The city reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Dated November 9111, 1904.
C. F. ARENDT,
11-9-3t City Recorder.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the City Recorder up to 7:30
o clock p. m. Nov ember 17th, 1904, for the
ci nstruction and completion of a two-
story brick Engine House, to be built for
the City of Dubuque, Iowa, to he located
on the corner of Reed and Rhomberg
Avenues, according to the plans and spec-
ifications as fu -niched by T. T. Carkeek,
and now cn file in the office of the City
Recorder
All bids must be accompanied by a cer-
tified check for $1C0.00 on some Dubuque
bark as a guarantee that a contract will
be entered into if awarded.
The city reserves the right to reject
any and all bids
Dated November 9th, 1904.
C. F. ARENDT,
11-9-3t City Recorder.
NOTICE
OF THE CITY COUNCIL'S INTENTION
TO CONSTRUCT A 10 -INCH TILE PIPE.
SANITARY SEWER IN LINCOLN
AVENUE, FROM JOHNSON AVENUE
TO ANN AVENUE.
To Whom It May Concern:
You and each of you are hereby noti-
fied that it is the intention of the City
Council of the City of Dubuque to con-
struct a 10 -inch Tile Pipe Sanitary Sewer
in Lincoln Avenue, from Johnson Avenue
to Ann Avenue.
That a plat and specification of said
proposed sewer is now on file in the of -
flee of the City Recorder.
It is estimated by the City Engineer
that said sewer will be 2,855 lineal feet in
length, including 15 manholes, and will
cost the abutting property owners $2,550.00
in total.
Any persons having objections to the
construction of said sanitary sewer are
hereby notified to appear in person be-
fore the City Council at its regular ses-
sion November 17th, 1904, or to file in
writing their objections with the City Re-
corder on or before November 17th, 1904.
Dated at Dubuque November 9th, 1904.
C. F. ARENDT,
11-9-3t City Recorder.
Official Notices
273
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
You are hereby notified that in accord-
ance with an ordinance of the City of
Dubuque for repairing sidewalks in the
months of September and October, 1904,
To All Who Are Named Below:
that a special assessment will be levied
for the expense thereof at the regular
meeting of the City Council upon all lots
and parcels of land on said improvement,
owned by you, being subject to such spec-
ial assessment. And you are notified
to appear at said meeting of the council
to be held on the 1st day of December, A.
D., 1909, and show cause, if any you
have, why said :isseesment should not be
levied.
1904. Ups nor. Description.
Sept. 1—L. Van Buren, Grandview
Place. lot 9 $ 125
Sept. 1—Matilda Miller, Grandview
Place, let 7 2 ;:5
Sept. 1—J. J. Ott, Randall's Sub., lot
Sept. 1—Dubuque Lumber Co.. Sub,
Min. Lot 39, lot 41
Sept. 1—Levi, Henderson & Sulli-
van, South Ave. Add., lot 11
Sept. 1—Rhomberg & Kringle, Rose
Hill Add., lots 2-3
Sept. 1—Rhomberg & Kringle, Rose
Hill Add., lots 5-6-7 2 05
Sept. 2—Martin Kunkel, McCraney's
1st Add., lot 74 40
Sept. 3—German Trust & Savings
Bank, Dorgan's Sub.. lot 1 45
Sept. 3—John D. Walsh, Porter's
Add., Ict 13
Sept. 3—W. G. Cox, lox's Add., lot 59
Sept. 3—A. Haber, Marsh's Add., lot
29
Sept. 3—Dubuque Malting Co,
Mare h's Add., lot 31
Sept. 3—\Vm. Mur,tz, Davis Farm
Add., lot 146
Sept. 3—P. Hughes, Needham's Sub,
lot 1
Sept. 3—C. D. Scott, G. W. Rodgers'
Sub., lot 13
Sept. 2—Gi'o. Sal.'t, Sub. 39, Kelly's
Sub., lot 1
Sept. 6—Jno. A. Koch Est., City N
91.4 ft., lot 268
Sept. 6—John Olinger, Boulevard
Add., lots 9-8-9-15.19
Sept. 6—Chas. Fosselman Est Sub.
Min. Lot 467, S. W. 193 ft., lot 1....
Sept. 6—M. D. Coax, E. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 51
Sept. 6—James Levi, Davis Farm
Add., lot 238
Sept. 7—F. D. and J. H. Stout, City
lot 509
Sept. 8—Jas. Powers, et al, City S
44.6 ft., lot 314
Sept, 8—Ruben Lewis, Sub. City 600,
lot 6
Sept. 8—Frank Coates, S. M. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 50
Sept. 9—John J. Keane, Sub. City
lot 732
Sept. 9—James Lee, Sub. City 692, S
100 ft. lot 4
Sept. 9—Mary Cavanaugh, Prospect
Hill Add., lot 7
Sept. 9—German Bank, Prospect Hill
Add., lot 14
Sept. 10—Ellen B. Rice, Union Add,
lot 146
Sept. 10—C. H. Eighmey, City lot 570 1 20
Sept. 10—Thos. Kavanaugh Est., F
Sub. Min. Lot 22, lot 4 35
Sept. 10—C. D. Sullivan, Sub. 2 of 2
of 3 of City 598, lot 4
Sept. 10—Jno. Powers, et al, City S.
35
35
90
90
95
35
80
40
35
75
65
1 75
15
2 10
40
45
80
80
50
90
50
80
1 06
50
65
95
85
94.6 ft., lot 314
Sept. 10—Jno. J. Keane (Trustee),
City lot 698a
Sept. 12—John J. Keane, City lot
697
Sept, 12—Catholic Univ. of Washing-
ton, et al, A. McDaniels' Sub. lot
821
Sept. 12—Jro. Powers, et al, A. Mc -
Daniels' Sub., lot 798
Sept. 12—E. Smith, A. McDaniels'
Sub., lot 782
Sept. 12—Harry Waite, Blake's Add,
lots 16-17
Sept. 12—Emma Meyer, Sub. 3 of
Min. Lot 172, lot 1
Sept. 13—Anna Kurz, Mechanics'
Add., lot 157
Sept. 13—Wm. Luther, Sub. 5, A. L.
Brown's Sub., lots 1-9
Sept. 13—Rich. Waller Est., Sub.
City 721, lot 1
Sept 14—Jno. Macdonald, McNulty's
Sub. S. 89 ft. lot
Sept. 15—Ellen O'Ha lleron, Finley's
Add. lot 19
Sept. 16—German Bank, Prospect Hill
Add. lot 14
Sept. 16—John J. Keane (Trustee),
City lot 698a
Sept 16—John J. Keane, City lot 607,
Sept. 16—Adam Weiland, City lot
273
Sept. 17—R. & Edw. Langworthy
Est., Glendale Add., lots 223 to 228..
Sept. 17—Martha Zinn, L. 11. Lang -
worthy's Add.. lot )4
Sept. 17—Anna Lorenz, E. Lang -
worthy's Add., lots 97-48
Sept. 17—St. Peter's Lutheran'
Church, Sub. 2 of 2 of 3 of 10,
Kniest's Sub., lot 1
Sept. 17—Jno. Miller, et al., Sub.
Min. Lot 315, lot 2
Sept. 17—Jos. Zieries, Glendale Add,
lot 233
Sept. 17—R. & Edw. Langworthy
Est., Glendale Add., lots 223 to 228.
Sept. 19—Chas. E. Wales, Prospect
Hill Add., lot 29
Sept. 19—H. Wunderlich, Fortune's
Sub., lot 15
Sept. 20—Dubuque Lumber Co., Sub.
Min. Lot 39, lot 41
Sept. 19—E. G. Redman, Kiene &
Blocklinger's Sub., lot 7
Sept. 20—T. J. & Louisa Paisley,
Whelan's Sub., lots 4-5-6
Sept. 20—Peterson & Slocum, Grand-
view Park, Block 3, lot 7
Sept. 22—C. D. Scott, G. W. Rodgers'
Sub.. lot 13..
Sept. 21—Tim Dillon, Grandview
Ave. Add., lot S
Sept. 21—Paul Trout Est., Blake's
Add., lot 18
Sept. 21—Mrs. L. M. Clark, Blake's
Add., lot 23
Sept. 21—V. A. Bush, et al, Dorgan's
Sub., lot 4
Sept. 22—E. M. Kringle, Sub. 7, Min,
Lot 79, lot 6
Sept. 23—Wm. Duggan, Central Add.,
lot 3
Sept. 23—Archie Frater, Farley's
Sub. E. 48 ft. lot 9
Sept. 23—Paul Traut Est., Farley's
Sub., lot 35
Sept. 23—A. F. Heeb, Farley's Sub,
lot 31 ,
Sept, 23—Lucy M. Weigel, Grove Ter-
race Sub., lot 6
Sept. 23—Mary Dietrich, Davis Farm
Add., N. 1,4 lot 274
Sept. 23—F. & C. Fosselman Est., L.
60
50
40
45
65
1 65
60
50
65
1 35
35
85
40
65
55
106
2 50
136
90
1 30
70
40
2 20
55
50
5 95
75
90
56
45
1 05
50
60
1 15
95
35
65
90
40
35
50
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a
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274 _ Official Notices.
H. Langworthy's Add., lot 187
Sept. 24—Jno. Eiseneger, Glendale
Add., lot 32
Sept. 24—Jac. Marshall Est., Tivoli
Add.. N. 1 lot 10
Sept. 29—M. A. Brown, Krayer's
Sub., lot 2
Sept. 24—Mary T. Reily, City lot 294
Sept. 24—R. Bonscn Est., Union Add,
lot 15
Sept. 24—Pat Neary, Cooper's Sub,
lot C
Sept. 24—Mercy Hospital, Sub. Min.
Lot 66, lot 2
Sept. 24—Pat Roddy Est., Union
Add., lot 7
Sept. 26—Chicago G. W. R'y. Co,
Sanford's Sub., lot 60
Sept. a6—Johanna Huber, East Du-
buque Add., lot 87
Sept. 26—Mrs. J. B. Buehler. Sub. 1
of Min. Lot 314, lot 3
Sept. 26 -Francisca Wagner. Subs.
87-88. L. H. Langworthy's Add.,
lot
Sept. 26—Mary Wilde, Sub. 1 of 2 of
7 of Min. Lot 45, lot 2
Sept. 26—J, L. Meyer, Subs. 76 and
77, 17nlon. Add., lot 2
Sept. 24—Ellen B. Rice, Union Add,
lot 146
Sept 26 -John Byrne, Bonson &
Stewart's Sub.. lot 24
Sept. 27—Kiene & Altman, Sub. 2,
Klene & Altman's Sub., lot 1
Sept. 27—P. J. Ruegamer, Wick's
Sub., lot 26
Sept. 29—Thos. & Louisa Paisley,
Blake's Add , lot 14
Sept. 29—John Flynn, Sub. Min. Lot
191. lot 2
Sept. 30—C. D. & H. E. Williams,
Cily W. 1/2 lot 587
Sept. 30—J. P. Schroeder, Littleton
& Sawyer's Add., E. 27 it. lot 6
Sept. 30—A. Kochendorfer, Finley's
Add., lot 43
Oct. 1—J. S. Rawlings, Sub. Min.
Lot 170, lo'. 7
Oct. 1—A. J. Lundbeck, et al, Wood -
lawn Park, lot 96
Oct. 1. --Geo. Kampmaun, Woodlawn
Park, lot 99
Oct. 1—C. A. Voelker. Woodlawn
Park, lots 5.1-55
Oct. 1—Harriette P. Chamberlain,
Woodlawn Park, lot 62
Oct. 1-13. J. Linehan, Home Add
lot 10
Oct. 3—Emma White, Finley Home
Add., lot 16
Oct. 3—W. H. Doane, Fnley Home
Add., lot 11
Oct. 4—Dubuque Malting Co.. Sub.
2, Windsor Ave. Sub., lot 1
Oct. 9—M. D. Goux. McCraney's 1st
Add., lot 50
Oct. 4—R. M. Kunz, McCraney's 1st
Add., lot 82
Oct. 4—J. F. Kunz, Sanford's Sub,
lot 59
Oct. 4—Wm. Jenkins Est., Subs. 22
and 23, Kelly's Sub., lot 1
Oct. 4—Ellen O'Halleron, Finley's
Add., lots 13-14
Oct. 5—J. M. Kenety, Quigley's Out
Lot 709, lot 2.
Oct. 5—W. J. Cantlllon, O'Neill's
Sub. No. 2, lot 11
Oct. 5—F. N. Schroeder, Sub. 2 of
Min. Lot 168, lot 2
Oct. 5—Jno. Newman. Nairn's Add,
lot 16
Oct. 5—Gilbert Perry Est., Nairn's
2 10
45
40
35
1 15
80
50
1 15
60
55
40
65
65
75
135
40
40
160
80
40
35
45
80
45
76
40
40
75
50
40
80
55
40
95
75
S0
45
65
46
1 05
46
80
Add., lot 20
Oct. 6—R. Bonson Est., Union Add,
lot 15
Oct. 6—J. W. McEvoy, McMahon's
Sub., lot 3
Oct. 6—H. B. McCarten, Bonson &
Stewart's Sub., lot 23
Oct. 6—P. F.isbach, Bonson & Stew-
art's Sub., lot 4
Oct. 6--P. Eisbach, Sub. 1, Bonson
& Stewart's Sub., lot 1
Oct. 7—Jno. Ellwanger, et al., City
lot 745
Oct. 7—Ellen B. Rice, Union Add,
lot 145
Oct. 7—Ellen B. Rce, Union Add,
lot 146
Oct. 8—Mrs. J. P. Buehler, Sub. Min.
Let 314, lot 3
Oct. 8—Kenety & Mulgrew, Littleton
& Sawyer's Add., lot 56
Oct. 10—E. M. Kringle, Sub. 7, Min.
Lot 79, lot 6
Oct. 13—Frank M. Marsh, Sub. Min.
Lot 174, lot 2
Oct 11—Henry Hiker, Farley's Sub,
lot 14
Oct. 13—Jaccb Kessler, Glendale
Add., lot 37
Oct. 13—Jno. M. Miller, et al, Sub.
Min. Lot 315, lot 2
Oct. 13—R. & Edw. Langworthy
Est., Glendale Add., lot 225
Oct. 13—M. D. Gcux, E. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 51
Oct. 14—Jno. J. McLaughlin, Mob-
ley's Dubuque, lot 3
Oct. 14—R. Ronson Est., S. M. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 12
Oct. 14—R. Bonson Est., S. M. Lang -
worthy's Add. lot 9
Oct. 14—Cath. Bowland, City N. M
1-5, lot 430
Oct. 15—itich. \Valley Est., Schroed-
er's Add., S. 60 ft., lot 33
Oct. 15—Jos. Voggenthaler, Porter's
Add., lot 6
Oct. 15—Kate Lundbeck, Cox's Add.,
E. 24 it. lot 22
Oct. 15—P. H. E. Sommerfeld, East
Dubuque Add., S. 1 lot 162
Oct. 17—Chicago M. & St. P. R'y
Co., East Dubuque Add., lot 246
Oct. 15—James Beach & Sons, City
lot 582
Oct. 18—John J. Keane. City lot 607..
Oct. 20—Kiene & Altman, Dunn's
Sub., lot 12
Oct. 20—James Levi, Davis Farm
Add., lot 238
Oct. 20—Marg. Hoerner, Cook's Add,
lot 22
Oct. 20—Engelhardt Hemmi, Sub. 4,
Stafford's Add., N. 50 ft. lot 1
Oct. 20—David Lattner, Stafford's
Add., lot 8
Oct. 20—H. & P. Wiesch, Davis
Farm Add., N. 2-3 lot 214
Oct. 20—M. D. Goux, E. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 51
Oct. 21—M. Farrell, Sub. Min. Lot
149, lots 11-12
Oct. 21—Key City Gas Co., Sub. City
552, lot 4
Oct. 21—J. H. Thedinga Est., City S.
84 ft. lot 552a.
Oct. 21—H. B. McCarten, Bonson &
Stewait's Sub., lot 23
Oct. 21—Amelia Guderian, Sub. 4,
Kniest's Sub., lot 3
Oct. 21—Geo. Salot, McCraney's 1st
Add., lot 51
Oct. 22—Jno. Macdonald, McNulty's
Sub. S. 89 ft., lot 2
60
1,5
1 25
45
1 75
160
50
1 10
45
40
55
1 95
80
5 70
40
35
65
40
45
95
40
40
70
40
45
40
50
40
45
85
35
50
60
45
60
35
1 96
50
80
40
1 55
50
40
Official Notices.
275
Oct. 22—Sophia Dempsey, Sub. 31.
Levens' Add., lot 2 U u3
Oct. 22—Rhomberg .0 riKngle, Rose
1 -fill Add., lots 5 to 9, inc 1 A0
Oct. 22—Rich. E. Butler, Sub. 2 of
189, Inion Add., lot 1 45
Oct. 22—John Specht, Inion Add., S
161 ft. lot 195 95
Oct. 22—Dennis Ryan, Cnion Add,
I4,1 156 ....... ..... ... ..
Ilct. 21—I11omberg & Kringle, Rose
11111 .\d l., lot I )
c Ict. I l—l.ovi, 1 i cndi I son L Sullivan,an
South Ave. .Add., lot II 1 911
Oct. 21—J. J. (ti, ltcu,lall's Sub.. lot
1 ...90
Oct. 2.5—Dubuque Malting ('o., ('ity
S. 21.11 ft. lot 1 lis
Oct. 26—E. M. Kringle, Sub. 7, \lin.
Lot 79, lot 6 45
Oct. 26—Edw. Fa RsL,
Pauline I.nngworthy's Sub. lull 1 -ii 16
Oct. _U—Ann Keogh, Kiene ,L• Bleck-
lingor s Sub., S. 50 ft.. lot 6 1 Nil
Oct. 26—Chicag'1. M. & St. 1'. R'y
Co., Right-of-way. 2nd St. 1 30
Oct. _6—Ill. Cent. R'y Co., Right-of-
way. 2nd St.. ... i.0
Oct. a.—Jos. 11. I !deriver, Klein-
sc•hmidt's Sub., lot 4 40
Oct. 25—Gey;. Salot, Finley's Add
lot I 45
Ott. us—Ell^n O'llailercn . Finley's
Add.. lot 15 55
Oct. 29—A. I.. Collier and L. 14.
Langworihy, 'I'restees, East Du-
buque Add., lot 372 65
Oct. 29—Dubuque Butchers' Assn..
East Dubuque Add., lot 423 75
Oc•t. 29—Karl Fatka, East Dnhaquc
Add.. lot 256 411
Oct. 31—CI•. s. Wales, Nairn's Add.,
lot 32 45
Got, 31—Jno. Buettell Est.. Nairn's
Ai'd., lot 1 70
Oct. '11—Finley Hospital, Finley
Ilona• .\dd., lot 1 SO
Oct. 31—Jas. E. and Amanda Patey,
Fil-ley Home Add., lot 19 41
Oct. 31—A. J. Van Duzeo. O'Neill's
Suh. No. 2, lot 23
Total ...... .. . .
'1-21-3t
C. F. ARENDT.
City Rocorder.
1
Regular Session Dec. 1, 1904.
277
CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Session, December 1st, 1904.
(Official.)
Council met at 8:30 o'clock P. M.
Mayor Berg in the chair.
Present—Aids. Corrance, Frith,
Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Clancy.
Ald. Corrance moved that the Coun-
cil Proceedings for the month of No-
vember be approved as printed. Car-
ried.
BILLS.
The following hills were ordered
paid:
P. Baumgartner. Asst. Market -
master $ 22 95
G. Gmehle, collections made for
cleaning of alleys 14 45
L. Daily, cleaning around Mar-
ket Square October and No-
vember 28 00
Jno. Heil, repairing First Ward
Scales 4 15
Dr. 13. Michel, professional ser-
, vices as witness in case of G.
Schnee vs. City of Dubuque25 00
F. P. Hayes, board of prisoners
for November 6 6o
M. l)'Meara, inspector on
Booth Street Sewer 20 00
P. Even, coal for First Ward
Scales IO 70
T. J. Mulgrew, coal delivered at
City Hall 27 90
Key City Gas Co., gas for var-
ious departments 82 00
C. O. D. Laundry, towels and
racks for August, September,
October and November i6 00
C. Matz, repairs for Fifth Ward
Scales
W. Singrin, pine wood, City
Hall
J. Beach & Sons, soap. City
Hall
Jacquinot & Mullen, repairing
fountain, \Vest Dubuque
W. Beutin, sand for Road Dept
C. Matz. repairs for Road Dept
F. Schloz & Son• repairs for
Road Department 3 45
Smedley Steam Pump Co., re-
pairs for Steam Roller
P. Hanson, oil and matches for
Steam Roller
P. Pier, rattlings for Steam
Roller 3 25
Wunderlich & Wiederllolt, horse
shoeing for Fire Dept
Collings & Pfiffner, horse shoe-
ing for Fire Dept
Jno. Powers, horse shoeing for
Fire Dept
G. Lear. horse shoeing for Fire
and Road Depts
G. W. Healey & Son, hardware
for Fire Dept
T. F. Kane, hay for Fire Dept
1 6o
6 00
140
6 50
5 75
1 50
15 40
145
12 05
8 8o
19 35
7 3o
I 05
95 03
W. H. Torbert, drugs and sup-
plies for Fire Dept 7 00
Key City Gas Co., coke and
rental of gas arcs for Fire
Dept 17 6o
P. Pier, coal for Fire Dept13 3o
P. Even, wood for Fire Dept6 00
M. Stafford, bran and straw for
Fire Dept . , 990
Dubuque Oil Tank Line, oil for
Fire Dept 6 o8
Ott. Meuser & Co., shavings for
Fire Dept 150
Clancy Transfer Co., wood and
coal for Fire Dept 36 90
McDonald, Morrison Mfg. Co,
supplies for Fire Dept 8o
R. O. Campbell, signs showing
numbers of Fire Alarm Boxes
for Fire Dept 23 00
Keller & Luchterhand, brick
mason work on Eighteenth
Street Engine House 14 70
P. O'Farrell, sawing wood for
Police Dept
J. E. Hartig, steel keys for Po-
lice Dept
T. J. Mulgrew, wood for Police
Dept 6 oo
Collings & Pfiffner, horse shoe-
ing for Police Dept 5 00
Clancy Transfer Co., wood for
Police Dept. 6 oo
J. Simones & Co., blankets and
comforters 13 85
S. Appel, carpenter work at Pa-
trol House 9 20
Saunders Meat Co., meat for
Matron Dept 2 20
F. Shloz & Son, repairs for
Sewer Dept 70
A. A. Brown, repairs for Sewer
Dept 120
W. Marshall. drop shovels for
Sewer Dept 6 00
T. J. Mulgrew, sewer pipe for
Special Sewer Dept 9 90
Telegraph -Herald, official print-
ing for October 59 15
National Demokrat, official
printing for November 25 00
J. E. Hartig, repairs for En-
gineer's Dept 35
Union Electric Co, arc lights
for November ....2061 95
Union Printing Co., blank sta-
tionery for Board of Health
and Expense Depts 20 25
T. E. Frith, removing garbage
and dead animals for Novem-
ber 363 48
P. J. Seippel Lumber Co., lum-
ber for Special Sidewalk Dept 52 15
Dubuque Woodenware & Lum-
ber Co., lumber for Special
Sidewalk Dept 45 40
Ott, Meuser & Co., lumber for
Special Sidewalk Dept . 18 95
Ott. Meuser & Co., lumber for
Bluff Streets Extension and
Special Sewer Depts 18 20
G. W. Healey & Son, hardware
for Special Sidewalk Dept6 5o
Williams & Linehan, sand for
Special Sidewalk and Special
3
75
75
278 Regular Session Dec. 1, 1904.
Sewer Depts 15 00
Jas. Hird, estimate constructing
Sanitary Sewer in Booth
Streets, etc ...1346 70
H. Schmitt, cleaning gutters
around Jackson Park 2 00
On motion, was referred to commit-
tee on Public Grounds and Buildings.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICA-
'1'IONS.
Petition of Wm. McLean, asking the
City to purchase his macadam located
near Cascade Crossing. was on motion
referred to Street committee.
Petition of Rebecca J. Yates, asking
that she be refunded the amount of
$11.00 paid for taxes for 1902 on lots
35, 36. 37, 40, 41 and 42, Yates' Sub.
On motion, was referred to Board
of Equalization.
Original Notice. District Court: P.
J. Mulligan vs. City of Dubuque, claim-
ing the sum of $2,000.00 for personal
injuries sustained by his son falling in-
to a ditch or gully in St. George
Street.
On motion was referred to commit-
tee on Claims and City Attorney.
Ald. Jones moved to suspend the
rules for the purpose of hearing from
Mr. A. L. Glaser. Carried.
Mr, Glaser addressed the Council,
remonstrating against Queen Street
Extension, stating the way the street
was being extended at present would
be a detriment to him on account of all
storm water from said street overflow-
ing his property.
On motion of Ald. Frith the matter
was referred to the Street committee
2nd City Engineer and they to view
the grounds.
Mr. W. Glenn also addressed the
Council in reference to Mr. Kemler
erecting a three (3) story frame shed
abutting his mother's property on
First Street between Locust and Bluff
Streets.
Ald. Frith moved to refer the mat-
ter to the committee on Fire and Fire
Chief. Carried.
Messrs. Burns and Whalen also ad-
dressed the Council complaining about
English Lane being fenced up by Mr.
Duggan and having no access to their
property.
On motion of Ald. Jones the matter
was referred to Street committee,
City Engineer and City Attorney with
power.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
City Treasurer Brinkman reported
as follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council.
Gentlemen:—Below you will find
statement of amounts advanced by me
during the past month, for which please
order warrants drawn in my favor:
Excavation permits redeemed..$1o5.00
Interest on warrants outstand-
ing . 775.00
Interest on overdue bonds 1 1,3.33
Freight charges—Road 3.25
$995.58
Library orders paid 620.30
I also received $it,000.00 money bor-
rowed from different parties. Please
order loan warrants drawn in their
favor.
Respectfully.
—H. Brinkman,
Treasurer.
On motion the report was receiv"d
and Warrants ordered drawn to ray
the various amounts, and the rep:)rt
referred back to the Committee on
Finance.
City Auditor Hoffman reported as
follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council.
Gentlemen:—Herewith find my re-
port for the month of November. 1904.
showing the receipts and disburse-
ments for the month:
Cash on hand Nov. I, 1904....$9498.61
RECEIPTS.
Receipts from all sources ....$26557.75
$36,056.36
DISBURSEMENTS.
Warrants redeemed during
month .... ..........
Coupons redeemed during
month 362.50
Bonds redeemed during
month 8,177,25
$27,866.03
Cash on hand Dec. I, 1904....$ 8,190.33
The above cash balance includes the
Improvement Bond Fund, Improve-
ment Bond Interest Fund. Sprinkling
and Library Fund balances.
Also report that there is due the
City. Officers for the month of Novem-
ber, 1904. $2,683.20,
Also the following is a record of all
Interest Coupons and Bonds redeem-
ed by the City Treasurer during the
past month and credited to him.
Improvement Bond Coupons..$ 362.50
Improvement Bonds . 8,177.25
$8.539.75
The following list shows the Appro-
priations and the amount of Warrants
drawn on each Fund since the begin-
ning of the fiscal year beginning March
1st, 1904, to December 1st, 1904:
Appropriation. Expend d.
Expense ... $40,000 $24,796.86
Road—First District16,0oo 14,891.82
Road—Second District 20,000 10,998.48
Road—Third District. 9,000 8,033.19
Fire .... 38.000 22,535 00
Regular Session Dec. 1, 1904.
Police ...... , , . 28,000
Sewerage .... .... 5,000
Printing .... ..... 2,500
Engineer ... , . , 2 500
Street Lighting 25,000
Interest 42000
Board of Health 4,500
Grading 4,000
Bee Branch . , 8.500
Special Bonded Paving 2.000
Judgment . , .. . 2.000
Special Bonded Debt
Interest .. , 4,000
Mount Carmel Ave.
Grading .... .... I,000
Sidewalk Repairing 1,000
Special Sewer Fund 8,000
Grading Bluff Street
Extension and Villa
Street .. •1,000
Fifth \\yard Engine
House .... . 4,000
Total appropriation.$268,o00
279
18.671.c6 City Engineer Boyce reported as fol -
3,48400 lows:
1,
I,618.24198.50 To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
16.428 43 Gentlemen: I herewith submit my
pay roll for labor on Streets in the dif-
2,282.53 ferent districts during the last half of
255.95 November, 1904:
8,5oo.00 Amount due Laborers on
789.51 Streets $499.6o
2,000.00 Respectfully submitted,
—James H. Boyce.
2 555.36 City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
91 30
713.00
5.351.59
Alsc submit my pay roll for labor on
Sewers during the last half of Novem-
ber, 1904:
Amount due Laborers on Sew -
988 8o ers $211.4o
Respectfully submitted,
I,000.00 —Janes H. Boyce,
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Sewers.
Respectfully,
—F. B. Hoffman,
uditor.
On notion the report was received
and warrants ordered draft n to pay
City Officers, and the report referred
back to the Committee on Finance.
Fire Chief Reinfried reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council.
Gentlemen:—The following is the
pay roll of the Fire Department for the
month of November, 1904:
Amount due firemen $2,199.15
Respectfully,
—J. R. Reinfried,
Chief.
On motion the report was received.
and Warrants ordered drawn to pay the
Firemen, and the report referred back
to the Committee on Fire.
Chief of Police Reilly reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: I herewith submit the
Police Report for the month of No-
vember, 1904:
Total arrests for the month 59
Residents arrested for the month26
Doors found open for the month26
Lodgers harbored for the month98
Defective Lights for the month 27
Meals furnished for the month 33
Cost of food for the month $6.6o
Patrol calls for the month 54
Miles traveled for the month 82
Also the Pay Roll for the Policemen
for the month of November, 1904.
Amount due Policemen $2,021.50
Respectfully.
—Thos. Reilly.
Chief of Police.
On motion the report and pay roll
were received and warrants ordered
drawn to pay Policemen, and the re-
port referred back to the committee on
Police.
Also submit my pay roll for labor on
Mt. Carmel Avenue during the last half
of November, 1904:
Amount due Laborers $1o3.75
Respectfully submitted,
—James H. Boyce,
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
Also submit my pay roll for labor
grading streets during the last half of
November, 1904:
Amount due Laborers $417.15
Respectfully submitted,
—James H. Boyce,
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
On motion the pay rolls on Streets
and Sewers were received and warrants
ordered drawn to pay the various
amounts and the pay rolls referred
back to the proper committees.
Mayor Berg reported as follows:
I herewith return receipts from Wil-
liam and Catherine Sheridan for the
sum of $1,899.25, being the amount of
warrants drawn in my favor towards
settlement of their cases. These two
cases were settled on a basis of
$3.000.00 and the court costs. of which
$1,886.5o and $12.75 court costs were
paid in cash, being in full payment of
the William Sheridan case and costs
and a partial payment of the Catherine
Sheridan judgment, leaving a balance
of $I,113.5o and court costs due on the
Catherine Sheridan judgment.
Respectfully submitted,
—C. H. Berg, Mayor.
Dubuque, Iowa. Dec. 1. 1904.
Ald. Lyons moved that the action of
the Mayor be approved, and the report
be received and filed. Carried.
Sidewalk Inspector Conigisky re-
ported as follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: On account of erron-
280 Regular Session Dec. 1, 1904.
eons assessment, I ask for the cancel-
lation of the following assessments lev-
ied October 6th, 19o4:fr
Wm. F. Buclow, E. Langworthy's
Add, Lot 5o 45c
Joseph Kahn, East Dubuque Add,
Lot 361 35c
Fred E. Spielman, Union Add,
Lot 185 35c
And the following be substituted:
John McQuillen, Union Add Lot
183 35c
A. L. Collier and L. H. Langwor-
thy, Trustee, East Dubuque Add,
Lot 372 35c
Respectfully submitted,
—Isadore Conigisky,
Sidewalk Inspector.
Ald. Frith moved that the report be
approved and the Treasurer instructed
accordingly. Carried.
City Engineer Boyce reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: Herewith attached
please find statement of macadam
measured during the month of Novem-
ber, 1904:
Total amount for macadam $11.05
Respectfully,
—James H. Boyce,
City Engineer.
On motion the report was received
and warrants ordered drawn to pay the
amount.
City Electrician Hipman reported as
follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: I herewith submit my
report of defective lights for the month
of November, 1904. I find from the re-
ports of the Police Department that
the total hours that 27 lamps failed to
burn w(mld equal one lamp for one
month, or $5.40.
Respectfully submitted,
—William Hipman,
City Electrician.
On motion the report was received
and the City Auditor instructed to de-
duct from the Union Electric Com-
pany's bill for the month of November
the sum of $5.40.
The following Weighmasters' and
Wood Measurers' receipts were re-
ferred to the Committee on Markets:
Frank P. Hayes, City Hall re-
ceipts $45.05
T. Faherty, First Ward Scale re-
ceipts 6.42
Louise Pitchner, \Vest Dubuque
Scale receipts 2.61
R. Hay, Eighth Street Scale re-
ceipts 1.75
H. Haubner. Cooler Ave. Scale
receipts 1.28
C. W. Katz, \\Toodnleasurer's re-
ceipts
3.45
City Attorney Kintzinger reported
as follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: I herewith submit ab-
stract proposed deed and plat of prop-
erty for proposed extension of Wash-
ington Street, and the Alley between
Washington and Jackson Streets, be-
tween Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Streets, in the City of Dubuque, Iowa.
The abstract of this property shows
title in Ada L. Collier.
When the deed is properly executed
and plat recorded the City will have
title thereto for Street, Alley and Pub-
lic purposes.
Respectfully submitted,
—J. W. Kintzinger,
City Attorney.
On motion the report was received
and filed.
City Recorder Arendt presented and
read the Printed Notice, certified to by
the Publisher, of the Council's inten-
tion to levy a Special Assessment for
repairing Sidewalks during the months
of September and October, 1904. No
remonstrance being filed, the Mayor
asked if anyone present had any objec-
tion to said Special Assessment.
No one remonstrating against said
assessment, the Notice on motion was
received and filed.
Whereupon Ald. Frith offered the
following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque, That to pay for repair-
ing Sidewalks during months of Septem-
ber and October, 1904, in front of and ad-
joining the same a Special Tax be and is
hereby levied on the several Lots, and
Parts of Lots, and Parcels of Real Estate
hereinafter named, situate and owned,
and for the several amounts set opposite
each Lot or Parcel of Real Estate, as
follows:
1904. Owner Description.
Sept. 1—L. Van Buren, Grandview
Place, lot 9 $ 1 25
Sept 1—Matilda Miller, Grandview
Piece, lot 7
Sept 1—J. J. Ott, Randall's Sub., lot
3
Sept 1—Dubuque Lumber Co., Sub
Min. Lot 39, lot 41 35
Sept 1—Levi, Henderson & Sulli-
van, South Ave., Add., lot 11 90
Sept. 1—Rhomberg & Kringle, Rose
Hill Add., lots 2-3
Sept. 1—Rhombcrg & Kringle, Rose
Hill Add., lots 5-6-7 2 05
Sept. 2—Martin Kunkel, McCraney's
1st Add., lot 74
Sept. 3—German Trust & Savings
Bank—Dorgan's Sub., lot 1 45
Sept. 3—John D. Walsh, Porter's
Add., lot 13
Sept. 3—W. G. Cox, Cox's Add., lot 69
Sept. 3—A. Huber, Marsh's Add., lot
29
Sept. 3—Dubuque Malting Co,
Marsh's Add., lot 31
Sept. 3—Wm. Muntz, Davis Farm
Add., lot 346
Sept. 3—P. Hughes, Needham's Sub,
lot 1
2 i'5
35
90
40
45
35
su
40
35
75
Regular Session Dec. 1, 1904.
281
Sept. 3—C. D. Scott, G. \V. Rodgers'
Sub., lot 13
Sept. 3—Geo. Salot Sub. 39, Kelly's
Sub., lot 1
Sept. G—Jno. A. Koch Est., City N
41.4 ft., lot 268
Sept. 6—John Olinger, Boulevard
.\.Id., lots 4-8-945-19
Sept. 6—Chas. F osselman Est., Sub.
Lot 467, S. W. 193 ft.. lot 1
Set t. 6—M. D. t;oux, E. Lang-
•: of thy's Add., lot 51
S. pt. 6—James Levi, Davis Farm
Add., lot 238
Sept. 7—F. D. and J. H. Stout, City
lot 509
Sept. 8—Jas. Powers, et al., City S.
44.6 ft., lot 314
Sept. S—Ruben L. n is. Sub. City 500,
lot 6
Sept. S—Frank Coates. S. M. Lang -
worthy's Acid , lot 50
Sept. 9—John J. Keane. Sub. City
Sept. 9—Mary Cavanaugh, Prospect
worthy's Add., lots 47-48
Sept. 17—St. Peter's Lutheran
Church. Sub. 2 of 2 of 3 of 10,
Kuiesi's Sub.. lot 1
Sept. 17—Jno. Miller, et al, Sub
Hill Add., lot 7
Add., lot 14
Sept. 10—Ellen B. Rice, Union Add,
lot 146
Sept. 10—C. H. Eighmey, City lot 570
Sept. 10—Thos. Kavanaugh Est.,
Sub. Min. Lot 22, lot 4
Sept. 10—C. D. Sullivan, Sub. 2 of 2
of 3 of City 598. lot 4
Sept. 10—Jno. Powers, et al., City S.
44.6 ft., lot 314
Sept. 12—Jno. J. Keane (Trustee),
City lot 698a
Sept. 9—German Bank. Prospect Hill
Sept. 12—John J. Keane, City lot
697
Sept. 12—Catholic Univ. of Washing-
ton, et al, A. McDaniels' Sub., lot
821
Sept. 1 Jno. Powers, et al, A. Mc -
Daniels' Sub., lot 79S
Sept. 12--E. Smith. A. McDaniels'
Sub., lot 782
Sept. 12—Harry Waite, Blake'- Add,
lots 16-17
Sept. 12—Emma Meyer, Sub. 3 of
Min. Lot 172, lot 1
Sept. 13—Anna Kurz. Mechanics'
Add., lot 157
Sept. 13—Wm. Lawther, Sub. 5, A. L.
Brown's Sub., lots 1-2
Sept. 13—Rich. Waller Est., Sub.
City 731, lot 1 rIcNulty's
Sept. 11—Jno. Macdonald,
Sub. S. 89 ft„ lot 2
Sept. 15—Ellen O'Halleron, Finley's
Add., lot 14
Sept. 16—German Bank, Prospect
Hill Add., lot 14
Sept. 16—John J. Keane (Trustee),
City lot 698a
Sept. 16—John J. Keane, City lot 607.
Sept. 16—Adam Weiland, City lot
273
Sept. 17—R. & Edw. Langworthy
Est., Glendale Add., lots 223 to 228.
Sept. 17—Martha Zinn, I., H. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 24a
Sept. 17—Anna Lorenz, E. Lang -
Min. Lot 3M, lot 2
lot 732
Sept. 9—James Lee, Sub. City 622, S
100 ft., lot 4
Sept. 17—Jos. Zierfes, Glendale Add,
lot 233
66
1 75
45
2 10
40
45
80
80
50
90
50
99
1 30
50
65
9•i
1 2(1
36
85
50
50
40
45
66
1 66
50
50
65
1 35
35
86
4,)
65
55
65
166
250
1 35
70
80
1 95
40
Sept. I7—R. & Edw. Langworthy
Est., Glendale Add., lots 223 to 228.
Sept. 19—Chas. E. \Vales, Prospect
Hill Add., lot 29
Sept. 19—H. Wunderlich, Fortune's
Sub., lot 15
Sept. 20—Dubuque Lumber Co., Sub
Min. Lot 39, lot 41
Sept. 19—E. G. Redman, Kiene &
Blocklinger's Sub., lot 7
Sept. 20—T. J. & Louisa. Paisley,
Wit don's Sub., lots 4-5-6
Sept. 20—Peterson & Slocum, Grand-
view Park, Block 3, lot 7
Sept. 22—C. D. Scott, G. W. Rodgers'
Sub., lot 13
Supt. 21—Tim Dillon, Grandview
Ave., Add., lot 8
Sept. 21—Paul Traut Est., Blake's
Add., lot 18
Sept. 21—Mrs. L. M. Clark, Blake's
Add.. lot 23
Sept. 21—V. A. Bush, et al. Dorgan's
Sub., lot 1
Sept. 251—E. M. Kringle, Sub. 7. Min
Lot 79, lot 6
Sept. 23—Wm. Duggan, Central Add,
lot 3
Sept. 23—Archie Frater, Farley's
Sub. E. 48 ft. lot 9
Sept. 23—Paul Ttaut Est., Farley's
Sub., lot 36
Sept. 23—A. F. Heeb, Farley's Sub,
lot 31 40
Sept. 23—Lucy M. Weigel, Grove
Terrace Sub., lot 6
Sept. 23—Mai. Dietrich, Davis Farm
Add., N. 1/ lot 274
Sept. .7—F. & C. Fosselman Est., L.
H. Langworthy's Acid., lot 187 210
Sept. 24—Jno. Eiseneger, Glendale
Add., lot 32 45
Sept. 2A—Jac. Marshall Est., Tivoli
Acid., N. 1/2 lot 10 40
Sept. 24—M. A. Brown, Krayer's
Sub., lot 2 36
Sept. 24—Mary T. Reilly, City lot 294
Sept. 24—R. Bonson Est., Union
Add., lot 15
Sept. 24—Pat Neary, Cooper's Sub,
lot C
Sept. 21—Mercy Hospital, Sub. Min.
Lot (iii, lot 2
Sept. 24—Pat Roddy Est., Union
Add., lot 7
Sept. 26—Chicago G. \V. R'y. Co,
Sanford's Sub., lot 60
Sept. 26—Jchanna Huber, East Du-
buque Add., lot 87
Sept. 26—Mrs. J. B. Buehler, Sub. 1
of Min. Lot 314, lot 3
Sept. 26—Francisca \Vagner, Subs
87-88, L. H. Langworthy's Add,
lot 3 66
Sept. 26—Mary Wilde, Sub. 1 of 2 of
75
7 of Min. Lot 45, lot 2
Sept. 26—J. L. Meyer. Subs. 76 and 136
77, Union Add., lot 240
lot 146
Sept. 26—Ellen BRice, Union Add.,
Sept. 26—John Byrne, Bonson & 40
Stewart's Sub., lot 24
Sept. 27—Kiene & Altman, Sub. 2,
Kiene & Altman's Sub., lot 1160
Sept. 27—P. J. Ruegamer, Wick's
80
Sub., lot 26
Sept. 29—Thos. & Louisa Paisley,
40
Blake's Add., lot 14
Sept. 29—John Flynn, Sub. Min. Lot
191, lot 2
Sept. 30—C. D. & H. E. Williams,
46
City W. 112 lot 587
Sept. 30—J. P. Schroeder, Littleton
& Sawyer's Add., E. 27 ft. lot 680
2 20
55
50
9;t
5
76
90
66
45
1 05
50
GO
1 15
46
35.
65
90
36
60
1 15
S6
80 •
1 15
50
55
40 .
65
35
282 Regular Session Dec. 1, 1904.
Sept. 30—A. Kochendorfer, Finley's
Add., lot 43
Oct 1—J. S. Rawlings, Sub. Min
Lot 170, lot 7
Oct. 1—A. J. Lundbeck, et al, Wood -
lawn Park, lot 96
Oct. 1—Geo. Kampmann, Woodlawn
Park, lot 99
Oct. 1—C. A. Voelker, Woodlawn
Park, lots 54-56
Oct. 1—Harriette P. Chamberlain,
Woodlawn Park, lot 52
Oct. 1—D. J. Linehan, Home Add
lot 10
Oct. 3—Emma White, Finley Home
Add., lot 16
Oct. 3—W. H. Doane, Finley Home
Add., lot 11
Oct. 4—Dubuque Malting Co., Sub.
2, Windsor Ave. Sub., lot 1
Oct. 4—M. D. Goux, McCraney's 1st
Add., lot 50. .. .
Oct. 4—R. M. Kunz, McCraney's 1st
Add.. lot 82....
Oct. 4—J. F. Kunz, Sanford's Sub,
lot 59
Oct. 9—Wm. Jenkins Est., Subs. 22
and i3. Kelly's Sub., lot 1
Oct. 4—Ellen O'Halleron, Finley's
• Add., lots 13-14
Oct. 5—J. M. Kenety, Quigley's Out
Lot 709, lot 2
Oct. 5—W. J. Cantillon, O'Neill's
Sub. No. 2, lot 11
Oct. 5—F. N. Schroeder, Sub. 2 of
Min. Lot 158, lot 2
Oct. 5—Jno. Newman, Nairn's Add,
lot 16
Oct. 5—Gilbert Perry Est., Nairn's
Add., lot 20 .. ...... .. ...
Oct. 6—R. Benson Est., Union Add,
lot 15
Oct. 6—J. W. McEvoy, McMahon's
Sub., lot 3
Oct. 6—H. B. McCarten, Bonson &
Stewart's Sub., lot 23
Oct. 6—P. Eisbach, Ronson & Stew-
art's Sub., lot 4
Oct. 6—P. Eisbach, Sub. 1, Bonson
& Stewart's Sub., lot 1
Oct. 7—Jno. Ellwanger, et al., City
lot 745
Oct. 7—Ellen B. Rice, Union Add,
lot 195
Oct. 7—Ellen B. Rice, Union Add,
lot 116
Oct. 8—Mrs. J. P. Buehler, Sub. Min.
Lot 314, lot 3
Oct. 8—Kenety & Mulgrew, Littleton
& Sawyer's Add., lot 56
Oct. 10—E. M. Krlrgle, Sub. 7, Min
Lit 79, lot 6
Oct. 13—Frank M. Marsh, Sub. Min.
Lot 174, lot 2
Oct. 11—Henry Riker, Farley's Sub,
lot 14
Oct. 13—Jacob Kessler. Glendale
Add., lot 37
Oat. 13—Jno. M. Miller. et al., Sub.
Min. Lot 315, lot 2
Oct. 13—R. & Edw. Langworthy
Est., Glendale Add., lot 225
Oct. 13—M. D. Goux, E. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 61
Oct. 14—Jno. J. McLaughlin, Mob-
ley's Dubuque, lot 3
Oct. 14—R. Bonson Eat., S. M. Lang -
worthy's Acd., lot 12
Oot. 14—R. Bonson Est.. S. M. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 9
Oct. 11—Oath. Bowland, City N. M
1-5 lot 430
Oct. 15—Rich Waller Est., Schrocd-
er's Add., S. 60 ft., lot 33
45
75
40
40
75
50
40
80
55
40
95
75
80
45
b5
45
1 05
45
80
60
45
1 25
45
1 75
1 60
50
1 1.0
45
40
55
105
80
5 70
40
35
65
40
45
95
40
10
70
Oct. 15—Jos. Vcggenthaler, Porter's
Add., lot 6
Oct. 15—Kate Lundbeck, Cox's Add,
E. 24 ft. lot 22
Oct. 15—P. H. E. Scrmmerfeld, East
Dubuque Add., S. 1 lot 162
Oct. 17—Chicago, M. & St. P. R'y
Co., East Dubuque Add.. lot 246
Oct. 15—James Beach & Sons, City
lot 582
Oct. 18—John J. Keane, City lot 607..
Oct. 20—Kiene & Altman, Dunn's
Sub., lot 12
Oct. 20—James Levi, Davis Farm
Add.. lot 238
Oct. 20 --Marg. Hoerner, Cook's Add,
lot 22
Oct. 20—Engelhardt Hemmi. Sub. 4,
Stafford's Add , N. 50 ft. lot 1
Oct. 20—David Lattner, Stafford's
Add.. lot 8
Oct. 20—H. & P. Wiesch, Davis
Farm Add., N. 2-3 lot 214
Oct. 20—M. D. Goux, E. Lang -
worthy's Add.. lot 51
Oct. 21—M. Farrell, Sub. Min. Lot
149, lots 11-12
Oct. 21—Key City Gas Co., Sub. City
562, lot 4
Oct. 21—J. H. Thedinga Eat., City S.
84 ft. lot 552a
Oct. 21—H. B. McCarten, Ronson &
Stewart's Sub., lot 23
Oct. 21—Amelia Guderian, Sub. 4,
Kniest's Sub., lot 3
Oct. 21—Geo. Salot, McCraney's 1st
Add.. lot 51
Oct. 22—./io. Macdonald, McNulty's
Sub., S. 89 ft., lot 2
Oct. 22—Sophia Dempsey, Sub. 34,
Levens' Add., loc 2
Oct. 22—Rhomberg & Kringle. Rose
Hill Add., lots 5 to 9, inc
Oct. 22—Rich. E. Butler. Sub. 2 of
189, Union Ado., lot 1
Oct. 22—John Specht, Union Add., S.
165 ft. lot 195
Oct. 22—Dennis Ryan, Union Add,
lot 186
Oct. 24—Rhomberg & Kringle, Rose
Hill Add., lot 3
Oct. 24 --Levi, Henderson & Sullivan.
South Ave. Add., lot 13
Oct. 24—J. J. Ott, Randall's Sub., let
3
Oct. 5—Dubuque Malting Co., City
S. 21.6 ft. lot 1
Oct. 26—E. M. Kringle, Sub. 7. Min
Lot 79, lot 6
Oct. 26—Edw. Langworthy Est
Pauline Langworthy's Sub., lots 5-6
Oct. 26—Ann Keogh, Kiene & Block-
linger's Sub., S. 50 ft. lot 6
Oct. 26—Chicago. M. & St. P. R'y.
(`e.. Right-of-way, 2nd St
Oct. 26—Ill. Cent. R'y Co.. Right-of-
way, 2nd St
Oct. 28—Jos. H. Hanover, Klein-
schmidt's Sub., lot 4
Oct. 8—Geo. Salot, Finley's Add
lot 4
Oct. 28—Ellen O'Halleron, Finley's
Add., tot 15.
Oct. 29—A. L. Collier and L. H.
Langworthy, Trustees, East Du-
buque Add., lot 372
Oct. 29—Dubuque Butchers' Assn..
East Dubuque Add., lot 423
Oct. 24—Karl Fatka., East Dubuque
Add., lot 286
Oct. 31—Chas Wales, Nairn's Add,
lc t 32
Oct. 31—Jno. Bucttell Est., Nairn's
Add., lot 1
40
45
40
50
40
45
85
36
50
60
45
60
35
195
50
80
40
155
50
40
6 05
1 40
45
96
55
1 90
1 30
61
45
53
1 80
1 30
50
40
45
55
65
75
40
40
10
4
Regular Session Dec. 1, 1904.
283
Oct. 31—Finley Hospital, Finley
Home Add., lot 1
Oct. 31—Jas. E. and Amanda Patey
Finley Home Add., lot 19
Oct. 31—A. J. Van Duzee, O'Neill's
Sub. No. 2, lot 23
80
96
35
Total $152.90
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the reso-
lution.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Corrance, Frith, Jones,
Lyons, Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Clancy.
REPORTS OF STANDING COM-
MITTEES.
Ald. Frith, chairman of the Street
committee, reported as follows:
Your committee on Streets would re-
spectfully recommend that the owners
of the property abutting on Grandview
Avenue between Whelan and Rider
Streets on the west side and between
Malady and State Streets on the east
side, be permitted to use cinders for
sidewalk purposes until such time as
walks of a more substantial nature are
required in that locality, provided that
the cost of said walks be borne by
said abutters, and that the work be
done under the supervision of the City
Engineer.
Also, your committee on Streets
would respectfully recommend that the
City purchase i,000 cubic yards of fill-
ing for use on Mt. Carmel avenue, pay-
ing therefor not to exceed twenty-five
cents per yard.
—E. E. Frith, Chairman.
Ald, Frith moved to adopt the re-
ports of the Street committee. Car-
ried.
Ald. Stumpf, chairman of the Market
committee, reported as follows:
Your committee on Markets would
respectfully report that we have en-
gaged Peter Baumgartner to act as as-
sistant marketmaster from November
io, 1904. and to continue in such capac-
ity until April I, 3905.
—John A. Stumpf, Chairman.
Ald. Stumpf moved to adopt the re-
port. Carried.
Ald. Needham. chairman of the Po-
lice and Light committee, reported as
follows:
Your committee on Police and Light
would respectfully report that acting
under instructions from your Honor-
able Body, we secured prices on over-
coats for the Police Department from
the different clothing houses, and that
we have awarded the contract for fur-
nishing the same to the Model One -
Price Clothiers at $21.50 per coat. Fol-
lowing the usual custom the city is to
pay $10.00 of the above amount, and
we would recommend that the Treas-
urer be instructed to withhold the bal-
ance from the warrants of the different
officers ordering said coats.
—Jos. Needham, Chairman.
Ald, Needham moved to adopt the
report. Carried.
Ald, Lyons. chairman of the Sewer
committee, reported as follows:
Your committee on Sewers would
respectfully report that we have exam-
ined the sanitary sewer in Booth
Street from Dodge Street to West
Third Street to Nevada Street, thence
northerly in said Nevada Street to the
Alley first south of West Fifth Street,
James Hird, contractor, and would rec-
ommend that said sewer be accepted.
We would further recommend that
the City Engineer be instructed to pre-
pare a plat showing the lots or par-
cels of ground subject to assessment
for said improvement, the names of
the owners thereof and the amount as-
sessed against each lot or parcel of
ground, and file such plat and schedule
in the office of the City Recorder, who
will thereupon cause to be published
the notice provided for by Section 18.
Chapter XX XIV. of the Ordinances
of 1901 of the City of Dubuque.
—M. E. Lyons, Chairman.
Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the re-
port. Carried.
Aid. Corrance of the committee of
the Whole reported as follows:
Your committee of the Whole would
respectfully recommend that the ser-
vices of the Wharfmaster be discon-
tinued for a period of four months be-
ginning December I, 1904.
—Matt. Clancy, Chairman.
Ald, Corrance moved to adopt the
report. Carried.
RESOLUTIONS.
Alderman Corrance offered the fol-
lowing:
Whereas the contract heretofore en-
tered into by the City of Dubuque for
the construction of a sanitary sewer
as hereinafter described has been com-
pleted and the City Engineer has com-
puted that the cost and expense of said
improvement amounts to sixteen hun-
dred and seventy-five dollars; there-
fore.
Be it resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque, That to pro-
vide for the cost of constructing an
eight -inch tile pipe sanitary sewer in
Booth Street. from Dodge Street to
West Third Street, thence in West
Third to Nevada Streets, thence north-
erly in Nevada Street to the alley first
south of West Fifth Street, the Mayor
is required to execute and deliver to
the City Recorder, to be by him reg-
istered and countersigned, eight bonds
of the denomination of two hundred
dollars each, and one bond of the de-
nomination of seventy-five dollar;,
numbered from 290 to 298, both inclu-
284 Regular Session Dec. 1, 1904.
sive, dated January 16th, 1905, payable
on or before seven years after the date
thereof and bearing interest at the rate
of five per cent. per annum, payable
semi-annually.
Ald. Corrance moved to adopt the
resolution.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons,
Needham and Stumpf.
Nays—None.
Absent—Ald. Clancy.
Alderman Frith offered the follow-
ing:
Be it resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque. That the neces-
sary property for street and alley pur-
poses through lot to of the subdivision
of mineral lot 322 of the City and
County of Dubuque, Iowa, and to be
known as lots iota and iota of the sub-
division of said lot to according to the
plat presented by the owner, Ada L.
Collier. be purchased by the City of
Duhuone from said Ada L. Collier for
the sum of nine hundred and fifty dol-
lars.
Be it further resolved, That a war-
rant he drawn in favor of the Mayor
for the sum of nine hundred and fifty
dollars. to be paid said Ada L. Colliet
as soon as the proper deed has been
executed and when said plat shall be
duly executed and recorded.
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the reso-
lution.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Alts. Corrance, Frith, Jones,
Lyons and Stumpf.
Nays—Ald. Needham.
Absent—Ald. Clancy.
Ald. Needham offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque, That the City En-
gineer is hereby instructed to ascer-
tain the amount of funds in each Road
District. and when any Fund in any
department is exhausted, that all work
in each department and salaries paid to
any official in said department shall
cease, and no more indebtedness shall
he incurred by the City than the
amount of money appropriated for the
different funds.
That the City Engineer be further
instructed not to allow any bills to be
contracted against the Road Fund un-
less there is money enough in said
Road Fund to pay all bills.
Ald. Needham moved to adopt the
resolution.
Aid. Frith moved a substitute to re-
fer it to the Committee of the Whole.
Substitute lost by the following vote.
Yeas—Aids. Frith and Stumpf.
Nays—Aids. Corrance, Jones, Lyons
and Needham.
Absent—Ald. Clancy.
The original motion to adopt was
carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Corrance, Jones. Lyons
and Needham.
Nays—Aids. Frith and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Clancy.
Ald. Corrance moved to adjourn un-
til
rntil December 15th, 1904. Carried.
—C. F. Arendt,
City Recorder.
Attest: .
aRecorder
Approved 190oty .
yor.
Regular Session Dec. 15, 1904.
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CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Session December 15th, 1904.
(Official.)
Council met at 8:15 o'clock P. M.
Mayor Berg in the chair.
Present—Aids. Clancy, Corrance,
Frith, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Aid. Jones.
Bond of City Assesor-elect C. B.
Scherr was read and on motion ap-
proved.
The Mayor then administered the
oath of office to C. B. Scherr as City
Assessor for the ensuing term, com-
mencing January 1st, 1905.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICA-
TIONS.
Communication of C. B. Scherr, City
Assessor, appointing A. Doerr, Jr., and
Jos. J. Murphy as his deputies for the
ensuing term, commencing Jan. 1st,
1905. was read and on motion of Aid.
Frith approved.
Bonds of Deputy Assessors Doerr
and Murphy were read and on motion
approved, whereupon Mayor Berg ad-
ministered the oath of office to A.
Doerr, Jr., and Jos. J. Murphy as Dep-
uty Assessors for the ensuing term.
Petition and waiver of F. I. Massey,
London, England. by E. Anderson,
Agent. asking permission to connect
with sanitary sewer in West Third
Street at its intersection with James
Street.
On motion, the petition was granted
and the waiver received and properly
recorded.
Petition of A. A. Cooper Wagon and
Buggy Co.. asking that the taxes for
1903 on the A. A. Cooper Wagon
Works Block be reduced Five Thous-
and Dollars, was on motion referred to
Board of Equalization.
Petition of M. Carney and E. D.
White protesting against paying spec-
ial assessment for the construction of
a Sanitary Sewer in Booth Street, was
on motion received and filed.
Petition of F. C. Duggan et al., ask-
ing that the three-story frame shed
built by the trustees of the R. Waller
Estate on City Lot 120 be allowed to
remain, provided said shed be covered.
with tin or sheet iron.
On motion was received and filed.
Original Notice, District Court, Ed-
ward Mulligan, by P. Mulligan, his nat-
ural guardian, vs. Cityof Dubuque,
claiming the sunt of $3.0
for
per-
sonal injuries sustained by falling into
a ditch or gully in St. George Street.
On motion, was referred to Commit-
tee on Claims and City Attorney.
Petition of Dubuque Base Ball Club.
asking the Council to unite with the
Governor's Greys in giving them per-
mission to use the Armory Hall dur-
ing the week of February 6th to 11th.
1905, also with privilege to occupy, if
necessary. said hall for three (3) clays
of the following week, or until Feb-
ruary 15th. 1905.
Ald. Clancy moved to grant the pray-
er of the petitioners, and when a new
contract was entered into between the
City of Dubuque and Governor's Greys
for the use of Armory Hall, a provis-
ion shall be made for the Dubuque
]lase Ball Club having the use of said
/ball for fair purposes, as specified in
their petition. Carried.
City Engineer Boyce reported as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: I herewith submit my
pay roll for labor on Streets in the dif-
ferent districts during the first half of
December, 1904:
Amount due Laborers on
Streets $234.10
Respectfully submitted.
—James H. Boyce,
City Engineer.
Ald. Corrance moved that the pay
roll for the first and third districts•
only. be approved and warrants order-
ed drawn to pay the various amounts
for said districts. Carried.
Also submit my pay roll for Labor
on Special Sewers, for the first half
of December. 1904:
Amount due Laborers $ 12.00
Respectfully submitted.
—James H. Boyce,
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
Also submit my pay roll for labor on
Sewers during the first half of Decem-
ber, 1904:
Amount due Laborers on Sew-
ers ...$211.40
Respectfully submitted,
—James H. Boyce.
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Sewers.
Also submit my pay roll for grading
Mt. Carmel Avenue during the first half
of December, 1904:
Amount due Laborers $406.40
Respectfully submitted,
—James H. Boyce.
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
Also submit my pay roll for labor
grading Queen street during the first
half of December, 1904:.
Amount due Laborers $235.85
Respectfully submitted,
—James H. Boyce.
City Engineer.
Approved by Committee on Streets.
On motion the pay rolls on Streets
and Sewers were received and warrants
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ordered drawn to pay the various
amounts and the pay rolls referred
back to the proper committees.
Mayor Berg reported as follows:
Gentlemen of the Council: I here-
with return you receipts for the Wit-
ness fees in the Schnee case, for which
a warrant for Forty-six and .35 -loo Dol-
lars ($46.35) was drawn in my favor.
Respectfully submitted,
—C. H. Berg,
Mayor.
Ald. Corrance moved that the action
of the mayor be approved, and the re-
port be received and filed. Carr:ed.
City Recorder Arendt presented and
read the Printed Notice, certified to by
the Publisher, of the Council's inten-
tion to levy a Special As essment f r
constructing an 8 -inch tile vi a sani-
tary sewer in Booth Street, from
Dodge Street to West Third Street, in
West Third Street to Nevada Street,
and in Nevada Street to alley first
south of West Fifth Street.
Also a communication from Michael
Carney and E. D. White remonstrating
against said assessment.
On motion said communication was
received and filed.
Whereupon Ald. Lyons offered the
following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque, That to pay for con-
structing an 8 -inch tile pipe sanitary
sewer in Booth Street, from Dodge Street
to West Third Street, in Nest Third to
Nevada Street, and in Nevada to alley
1st south of West Third Street, by James
Bird, contractor, in front of and adjoining
the same, a Special Tax be and is hereby
levied on the several lots, and parts of
lots and parcels of real estate hereinafter
named, situate and owned, and for the
several amounts set opposite each lot or
parcel of real estate, as follows:
Name. Descriptions. Lot. Amount.
F. N. Schroeder, Sub. 2 of Min. Lot
158, S 222 ft. lot 2 $ 95 46
F. N. Schroeder, Sub. 2 of Min. Lot
158 N 250 ft. lot 2; Sub. 3 of Min.
Lot 158, N 230 ft. lot 1 107 50
J. S. Stephens, S. M. Langworthy's
Sub., lot 1 9 S9
J. S. Stephens, S. M. Langworthy's
Sub., lot 2
Pat Gordon, S. M. Langworthy's
Sub., lot 3
I. Harris, S. M. Langwotrhy's Sub,
lot 4
Geo. Acker, S. M. Langworthy's
Sub., lot 5
H. G. 'Torbert, S. M. Langworthy's
Sub., S .6 6 ft. lot 6 11 40
414• boli: D:=t., Subs, 7 and 8, S. M.
Langworthy's Sub., lot 1 18 06
4:,.o. Ellis Est., Subs, 7 and S. S. M.
Langworthy's Est., lot 2 3612
S. M. Langworthy Est., S. M. Lang -
w e thy's Sub., let 9 23 30
S. 11. Langworthy Est., S. M. Lang -
worthy's Sub., lot 10 23 30
T. E. Andres, S. M. Langworthy's
Sub., lot 12 32 79
Chas. Newman, Nairn's Add., lot 1525 80
John Newman, Nairn's Add., lot 1621 50
21 54)
21 50
21 50
21 50
John Newman, Nairr.'s Add., lot 1721 50
Marg. Rosecamp, Nairn's Add., lot
21 50
18
Guilbert Perry Est., Nairn's Add,
lot 19 21 60
Guilbert Perry Est., Nairn's Add,
lot :A 21 50
Guilbert Perry Est., Nairn's Add,
lot 21 2160
Guilbert Perry Est., Nairn's Add,
lot 22 21 50
Otto M. Schmid, Nairn's Add., lot 23 35 00
R. Waller Est., S. M. Langworthy's
Add.. N 112.10 ft. lot 5 24 25
Jos. Frost, S. M. Langworthy's
Add., S 50 ft. lots 5-6 21 50
Edward Tibey, S. M. Langworthy's
Add., lot 4 21 50
Edward Tibey, S. M. Langworthy's
Add., lot 3 21 50
Robt. and Jno. Lee, S. M. Lang-
wothry's Add., lot 2 21 60
Robt. and Jno. Lee, S. M. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 1 24 19
Thos. S. Collings, Sub. 8, Min. Lot
159, lot 1 26 80
Thos. S. Collings. Sub. 2 of 8, Min.
Lot 159, N 171 ft. N 1/2 lot 1 7 52
J. F. McCarthy, Sub. 2 of 8, Min.
Lot 159. S 401/2 ft. N 1/y lot 1 17 21
C. H. Eighmey, Sub. 2 of 8, Min.
Lot 159, S 2 lot 1 24 94
W. J. Cantillon, O'Neill's Sub. No.
2, lot 11 24 94
J. W. Schwind, O'Neill's Sub. No. 2,
lot 10 2494
Bridget Casey, O'Neill's Sub. No.
2, N 1/2 lot 9 12 47
Jno. Buetteli Est., O'Neill's Sub,
No. 2, S 1/z lot 9 12 47
Jno. Voellinger, O'Neill's Sub. No
2, N 40 ft. lot S. .. 17 20
Mich. Duggan, O'Neill's Sub. No
2, S 18 ft. lot S 7 74
Mich. Duggan, O'Neill's Sub., N 222
ft. lot 2 9 46
Geo. F. Acker, O'Neill's Sub,
9 38 ft. l,,t 2... ... 16 34
Geo. F. Acker, O'Neill's Sub,
N 2 ft. lot 1 S6
Carl Jungwirth, O'Neill's Sub., S 58
ft. lot 1 24 94
Mrs. E. D. White, Sub. Min. Lot
159. lot 6 119 97
M. Kearney, Sub. 3, Min. Lot 158,
N pt. let 2. 79 55
Wm. M. Crabtree, S. M. Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 11 26 23
Chas. E. Bradley, Julia Lang -
worthy's Add., lot 29 25 80
Jno. L. Buettell Eat., Nairn's Add,
lot 1 ........ . ... .. .. .. ..... 21 50
Jno. L. Buettell Eat., Nairn's Add,
lot 2 21 50
Jno. L. Buetteli Est., Nairn's Add,
lot 3 21 50
Chas. F. Marz, Nairn's Add., lot 421 50
Ida M. Young, Nairn's Add., lot 5... 21 50
J. J. McCarthy, Nairn's Add., lot 6. 61 92
C. H. Gregoire, Nairn's Add., S.
W. S0x100 ft lot 33 34 40
Emma J. Hein, Nairn's Add., lot 272
7 09
Martin Cerroll, Naitn's Add., lot 721 50
Martin Carroll, Nairn's. Add., lot 821 to
Emil Lindenberg, Nairn's Add., lot 9 21 50
Emil Lindenberg, Nairn's Add., lot
10 21 50
John Buettell Est., Nairn's
lot 11 ..
John Buettell Est., Nairn's Add.,
lot 12
John Buettell Est., Nairn's Add.,
lot 13
Add,
21 50
21 50
21 50
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John Buettell Est., Nairn's Add,
lot 14 2 SO
Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the reso-
lution.
Carried by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith,
Lyons, Needham and Stumpf.
Absent—Ald. Jones.
Ald. Corrance moved that the action
of the Council, in adopting the resolu-
tion to purchase enough ground for a
Street and Alley through Mineral Lot
322 and owned by Ada L. Collier. for
the sum of Nine Hundred and Fifty
Dollars, be reconsidered. Carried.
Ald. Corrance moved to refer the
matter to the Committee of the Whole.
Carried,
REPORTS OF STANDING COM-
MITTEES.
Ald. Corrance, chairman of the Com-
mittee on Claims, presented a bill from
City Attorney Kintzinger,also one from
Assistant City Attorney Longueville,
for $18.90 each, for expenses attending
the hearing of the case of Considine
vs. City of Dubuque before the Su-
preme Court at Des Moines and moved
that the warrants be drawn for the
above amounts and the bills paid. Car-
ried.
Ald. Stumpf, chairman of the Com-
mittee on Markets, reported as fol-
lows:
Your Committee on Markets would
respectfully recommend that the mat-
ter of revising the ordinances now in
force governing the measuring and
weighing of commodities by the city
weighers and measurers, be referred to
a joint committee composed of the
Committee on Ordinance and Markets
with the City Attorney added.
Ald. Stumpf moved to adopt the re-
p n -t. Carried.
Ud. Frith, chairman of the Commit-
tee on Streets. reported as follows:
Your Committee on Streets, to whom
was referred with power the matter of
investigating the right of Michael
Duggan to construct a fence across
English Lane, would respectfully re-
port that Mr. Duggan appeared before
your committee and stated that he had
been assessed for a sidewalk which had
been laid on Southern Avenue, and
from which his property, Lot 14, South
Avenue Addition, is cut off by English
Lane. and that on. December 7, 1898,
his lot had been sold for said assess-
ment. That if his property is assessable
for said walk, then he must be the own-
er of that part of English Lane lying
between Southern Avenue and the east
line of his lot: and that in order to test
his right in the matter, he had fenced
off English Lane but was willing in the
event of the City redeeming his lot
from said tax sale, to remove the fence
and sign a quit claim deed to the piece
in dispute. We accepted his proposi-
tion and herewith submit a plat and
quit claim deed which we would rec-
ommend be approved and ordered re-
corded. We would further recommend
that the City Treasurer be instructed
to redeem said lot 14, South Avenue
Addition, and deduct the amount of
said special assessment, with penalty
and interest from the amount due
thereon: the regular taxes on said lot
to be paid by the owner. Mrs. Elizabeth
Duggan. —E. E. Frith,
Chairman.
Ald. Frith moved to adopt the re-
port. Carried.
Ald. Clancy, chairman of the Com-
mittee on Fire, reported as follows:
Your Committee on Fire, to whom
was referred the complaint of Mrs.
Glenn in relation to the three-story
frame building recently constructed by
R. W. Kemler, adjoining her home.
would respectfully recommend that the
Chief of the Fire Department be in-
structed to notify said R. W. Kemler
that he must, within ten clays of the
passage hereof, remove so much of said
structure as exceeds the height provid-
ed by ordinance for woodsheds within
the fire limits.
Also, your Committee on Fire would
respectfully report that owing to the
vicious nature of the fire horse.
"Tony," and the disability of the large
gray horse purchased for Engine
House No. ;, we have traded said
horses off and allowed $25 additional
for a new horse. We would recom-
mend that the action of the committee
be approved and that a warrant in the
sum of Twenty-five Dollars be ordered
drawn on the City Treasurer in favor of
T. Clancy in settlement of the deal.
Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the re-
ports of the Committee on Fire. Car-
ried.
Ald. Clancy, of the Committee on
Public Grounds and Buildings, moved
that the matter of renewing the Lease
with the Governor's Greys be referred
to the Committee on Public Grounds
and Buildings and City Attorney. Car-
ried.
Ald. Needham presented an Inscr-
ance Policy for $2coo.00 on the Ninth
Street Engine house, and moved that
the same be approved, and then re-
ferred to the Committee on Public
Grounds and Buildings. Carried.
Ald. Needham also presented a spec-
ial assessment against the Star Brew-
ing Company, levied Dec. 21st, 1899,
for curbing and paving with Brick the
Levee front, from the High Bridge to
Wall Street. and moved that the Treas-
urer and City Attorney be instructed
to collect said special assessment at
once. Carried.
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