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Y Roll_15 Part 3288 Regular Session Dec. 15, 1904. RESOLUTIONS. Ald. Needham offered the following. which was adopted: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque: That the Sidewalk Inspector be in- structed to provide at once wooden re- ceptacles with covers, to be filled with sand, to be placed on some conveni_nt lot on the hill at the following loca- tions: Top of Third street hill, Fifth street hill. Hill street. Julien avenue and \Vest Fourteenth street and such other places as in his judgment may be necessary. That he employ the two Park Custodians. Engineer and Sto'<er of Steam Roller and such other per- sons drawing salaries not employed to distribute sand over slippery sidewalks mostly traveled by the public, especially on steep grades and inclines and on Main street, especially on dangerous, smooth sidewalks. Ald. Clancy moved to adjourn until January 5th, r0o5. Carried. —C. F. Arendt. City Recorder. Attest.; . ,! . ar. Recorder Approved.: LIST OF CITY List of Warrants. 289 WARRANTS City Recorder's Office, Dubuque, la.. December 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 November. 1904.: C. H. Berg, salary. Mayor $116 70 H. Brankman, salary. Treasurer 133 35 J. A. McKinlay, salary, Deputy Treasurer 1.00.00 Jno. Krayer, clerk, Treasurer's office 6o 00 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, Assessor125 00 A. Doerr. Jr., salary, Assistant Assessor too 00 J. J. Murphy. salary, Assistant Assessor too 00 J. \V. Kintzinger, salary, Attor- ney ttor- ney 15o 00 J. C. Longueville, salary, Assis- tant Attorney 75 00 Thos. Reilly, salary, Chief of Police too 00 Jno. Reinfried. salary. Fire Chief loo 00 J. \V. Lawlor, salary. Commit- tee Clerk too oo Jas. Boyce, salary. City Engi- 166 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 00 E. Herron. clerk in Auditor's and Engineer's office75 00 \Vnm. Hipman, salary, Electric - 83 3� ian F. P. Hayes. salary. Marketnlas- ter 5o 00 'I'.'Cahill. salary. Park Custodian 4o 00 H. Henge, salary. Park Custo- dian.. .... T. Faherty. salary, Park Custo- dian .. . Dr. ft. F. Michel. salary. Health Officer.... .... 5o 00 F. Flynn. salary. Sanitary Pa- trolman.. 6o 00 C. Baumann, salary. Poundmas- 40 00 ter.. . Mrs. H. Koenig. salary, Jani- tress.. .. 20 00 I. Conigisky, salary. Sidewalk 50 00 Inspector C. \V. Katz, salary. Wharfmas..zo 00 ter M. Clancy. salary. Alderman.. ..25 00 H. Corrance, salary. Alderman .5 00 E. Frith. salary. Alderman 25 00 Mr. Jones. salary alderman 25 00 E. Lyons. salary. Alderman 25 00 Jos. Needham. salary, Al- derman.... . Jno. Stumpf. salary, Alderman 25 00 Miss E. B. Rupprecht. steno - 40 00 1.O 00 25 00 grapher.. .. .... Al. Eitel. fireman 20 00 65 00 J. Iasnuut, fireman 75 00 A. Duccini, fireman 6o 00 J. Flynn, fireman 65 00 J. Roshin, fireman Go 00 J. Tschudi, fireman 50 00 J. Schonberger, fireman 5o 00 A. 1 I cer, fireman 5o 00 J. Daley. firem::n 65 00 J. Barnes, fireman 75 00 T. Ryder. fireman 60 00 G. Ileyer. fireman 65 00 \V. Ducey, fireman 6o 00 F. Murphy. fireman 5o 00 M. Kelley, fireman 5o 00 \V. McClain, fireman 5o 00 1). Ahern, fireman 65 00 I'. Zillig, fireman 6 25 T. Flynn. fireman 65 00 M. Sweeney, fireman 5o 0o H. Cain, fireman • 5o 00 J. Benzer, fireman 5o 00 J. \1cGloughlin, fireman 50 o0 A. McDonald, fireman 67 50 J. Murphy, fireman 50 00 J. Curran. fireman -t P. Furry, fireman 5o 00 W. I`annolt. fireman 5o 00 W. Talket, fireman 3 so G. Gherki, fireman 65 00 T. Kenneby. fireman 6o 00 F. Baumgartner. fireman So 00 J. Smith, fireman 5o 00 C. Kannolt. fireman 65 00 J. Allen, fireman 6o 00 M. Fahey. fireman 5o 00 \V. O'Connell. fireman 5o 0O R. Weston. fireman 65 00 F. hcnneally. fireman 6o oo E. McDermott. fireman 5o 00 P. .\hern, fireman so co \Vm. Dockstader, fireman 5 00 J. H. Barry. police 5o 00 G. Burkel, police 5o co J. Carter. police 65 00 J. Clone, police 5o 00 Jno. Cody. police 51 65 W. Cook, police 6o 00 W. Corcoran. police 5o 00 T. P. Cummins. police 5o 00 H. Donlon. police 49 15 J. Fitzpatrick. police 25 00 Jas. Flynn. police 5o 00 Jno. Fox, police 5o co Wm. Frith. police 5o 00 T. Ganahl. police 51 65 L. Grasset, police 5o 0o B. Gray. police 50 00 Pat Il:onlon, police 43 00 M. Kilty. police 5o 00 Jno. I.octsclicr. police 47 50 P. Meconins, police 5t 65 P. McInerney. police 5o 00 D. Norton, police 5o 00 m M. O'Connor, police 61 Jno. Murphy, police 67 20 65 Jno. Raesli, police Otto Rath. police 5o 00 T. Rooney. police 48 35 Jas. Ryan. police 67 20So coM. Ryan. police 65 P. Scharff. police 51 5160 Al. Scherr. police lk z ,.� 1.uS:i iY r ai,.�"ek�9"lt�:tl4it 290 List of Warrants. F. Speilman. police 50 00 i'. Sutton. police ;o 00 M. Stapleton. police 50 00 J. Stoltz, police 50 00 P. Sullivan. police 51 65 Jun. L. Sullivan, police 65 00 T. Sweeney, police L. 'Zeidman, police 51 Co Miss B. Brennan, police matron30 00 Mrs. K. Flihbe, police matron3o 00 Labor on streets in the different Road Districts during the last half of October, 1904: A. Alderson 9 45 Jos. Bronillette TO 20 Fred Buddien 16 35 5 Paul Becker 0 D. J. Brightbill 135 Jos. Brown, 1st, $7.90; 211d, $10.10; 3rd, $4.50 22 50 W. Coughlan, 1st 20 00 Jas. Callahan, 1st 20 00 John Corbett, 2nd 13 50 Jas. Connolly. I st 17 55 John Dougherty, 1st 6 75 M. Donegan. 1st, $8.85; 3rd, $ 70 II 55 T. Donahue, 2nd, $11.70; 3rd, John Egan, 1st. $4.80; 3rd, 6oc5 40 Mike Farrell. tst I 35 Frank Flick, 2nd 5 40 harry Fleck, 1st, $26.25; 2nd, $33.75: Frith, $15.00 2nd, , - 00 . ; Nelson 1st, $17.56; $22,50; it'll, $10.00 0 30 Barney Glass, 1st ,i u5 Pat Gilloon, 1st, $4.05; 3rd, $1.35 5 40 Jos. Grab, 2nd 17 55 Jos. Guenther. 211(1 9 45 C. Gantenbein, 2nd 20 00 Chas. Gruenzig, 3rd 16 20 John Haley, 1st 4 05 05 Peter Jacobs, 20d Aug. Jass. 2nd 10 \like Kane, 1st 9 45 `;ic. Kottcnhofen, 2n(1 10 15 John Kness, 1st, $5.25; 211(1. $8.80; 3rd, $3.50 �7 55 Martin Loncrgan ,1st, 75c; 3rd, $2.70 3 45 Mike Lavi11, 1st, $5.25; 211d, $8.So; 3rd. $3.50 17 55 M. "Maher. 1st 2 40 A. W. Miller, Ist.-2.10,3rd.-4.80 6 90 Jos. \lartinek .3rd 6 45 W. McDermott. 1st 6 7; John McNulty, 1st 9 45 Jas. \IcGleese, 1st. -2.10, 3rd 4.80 .. 690 Pat. McPoland, 3rd 3 40 Jas. McCormick, 1st. -5.25, 2nd- 8.80, 3rd. -3.50 17 55 Jas. Powers, -1st 9 45 John Parker, 3rd 16 20 W. Quinlan. Ist.-5.25i 211(1.-8.80 3rd. -3.50 17 .55 Phil Redding Tst.-4.05, 3rd. -T.956 co C. Reinfrank, 211(1 135 Jos. Rooney. 1st. -7.90, 211(1.-10.IO 3rd 4.50 22 50 Jolin Spear. 1st. 10.00, 3rd 10.00 20 00 John Schroeder, 2nd 1 35 '-5 CO 17 55 John Sloan, 2n(1 6 75 Frank Scherr, 211(1 20 00 Louis Smiths 3rd 3 •!o Nick Sweeney 1 st.-5.25. 211(117 8.80. 3rd 3.50 John \\'clsh, gird (Caledonia.... 2 \V. \\'carntouth, 3rd 20 3 Adam/_ingcl, 3rd t8 Frank Burns, 211(1 J. Berwanger. 2n(1 25 F. G. Becker, 1st. -55c, 211(1- 2.85, 3rd. -4.60 John Calvert, 1st. -14.10, 3rd 26 S0 12.40 . . Josh. Calvert, 1st. -1$.00, 3rd 7.20 25 20 Jas. Costello, 3rd 18 00 .hike Hannan, Ist.-9.20. 3rd 16.00 25 co John Hnffnlire, Ist.-10.95. 2nd 36 60 18.30, 3rd. -7.35 John Linehan, 1st 2.4 00 C. hicEirath, 211(1 25 20 Jail'. McGrath, 3rd 27 00 J. J. \lcCollins, 1st. -7.20, 2nd 8;c.. 8o3 Geo. Raschid, 1st 21 60 George Reynolds, 1st. 11.05. 211(1. 18.45. 3rd, 7.35 36 8; Ed. Seeley. 1st ... .. .. .. .. 21 40 J. Sullivan. 2nd. 11.20. 3rd, 22.40 33 60 James "Tobin, 3rd.. .. .. 36 00 Labor on special sewers for the last half of October, 1904: J. Hansen �3 5`., J. Haupert Walter Bradley 5 40 Labor on sewers for the last half of October, 1904: H. Cosgrove 20 00 P. Casserly 20 80 J. Corcoran 20 So T. Hagerty ...... 25 00 J. Jellison 20 8u J. Kiang 20 So P. Kenneally 20 So C. Sullivan 2015 So 20 L. Taylor L. Zenianck . 20 So Lahr r m Bluff street extension for the last li ilf of October, 1904: Tool Burke, Bluff street 10 So Toni Burke, grading .. 6 75 R. Burns, grading 4 05 Peter Carney. Bluff and grad- ing .. AT. Chevalier. Bluff F.d. Daley. Bluff James Doyle, Bluff Dave Frontmelt, Bluff Mike Farrell, grading Peter Gregory. grading Thos. H ackney, grading Jas. McCaron, Bluff Pat. McMullen. _grading W. O'Brien, Bluff st. $15.00, grading, $10.00 25 00 John Reynolds, Bluff 10 So Walter Bradley, Bluff, $8 So grading, $14.40 23 20 John Linehan, Bluff, $3.60, grading, $9.20 12 So Pat Shea, Bluff st i8 00 Tibey Bros. part of final esti- 55 TO 00 40 00 20 8 00 900 17 35 9 00 10 80 2I 00 6 75 6 75 5 40 Io So 5 40 List of Warrants. mate constructing Bee Branch sewer .... .. .. .. .. .. ....$968 C. 11. Berg. Mayor court costs case of M. Schegcl vs. city.... 18 go C. 1-1. Berg. court costs case of E. W. Alhee. vs. city.. .. 17 C. 11. Berg. Mayor court costs of case of Gust. Schnee Adntr. vs. Stampler & Jaeggi, felt and matting for Assessor's Office $ 11 Mullen Bros., plumbing at City l fall 4 10 Jahn Mageson, splitting wood at City Hall • John Phillips, setting glass in City 11311 to 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 Street130 22 John Newman & Son, repairs Ino on Sprinkling Wagon F. Schloz & Son, repairs for 1 15 Sewer Department.... \1ichacl 0' \leara, inspector on Booth Street Sewer 20 00 H. Corrance, pail and candles for Sewer Department John Butt, repairs for Sewer 7 65 Department Dr. 1. S. Bigelow, services in Schnee case C. T. Bush, two photos Rhom- berg and Reed Avenues Court costs in case of Gustave Sclmec, Achim, vs. City of Dubuque 30 75 46 35 50 75 55 25 00 3 00 46 35 Court cost in case of E. W. Al - bee vs. City of Dubuque Court costs in case of Melchior Schlegel vs. City of Dubuque T. W. \Vittmer, 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 for Kelly's Book Store, supplies10 90 Recorder's Office Safford Stamp Works, stamp 64 for Auditor's Office for En- gineer's Post Co., ruling p1 43 Office • Smith -Morgan Printing Co, 42 Register Books, Ciy's share 36 50 H. Corrance, supplies foHall, various departments.... 6 8o Key City Gas Co., gas for var- ious departments • Clancy Transfer Co., one cord 6 00 of wood, City Hall F. P. Hayes, board of prisoners for month of October 7 60 Philip Pier, two cords of wood, Io .�o Police Department Geo. Ragatz & Son, repairs for 3 13 Police Department one cord John Sloan, sawing 17 75 18 go 135 135 2 50 75 37 70 291 wood, Police Department Eichhorn & Bechtel, supplies for Police Department J. M. Garrison, sawing one cord of wood and carrying the same to Matron's quarters T. P. Dane, hay for Police De- partni nt John 11uffmcir. hauling two loads of rubbish Geo. L. Korman, to brick floor in Patrol 1 -louse 124 00 Union Electric Co., arc lights for October 2061 95 A. Fluetsch, milk for \tatron Department . oo Key City Gas Co., one special mantel, Police Department .. J. W. \\'ittmer, various supplies for Police Department 11. J. Hagerty, veterinary ser- vices for Police Department, September and October Christ. Scholl, sawing and split- ting one cord of wood, Police Department Wm. McLaughlin, hauling two loads of rubbish from Jack- son Park Mullen & Papin, plumbing at City Hall Adam Doerr, Sr., hauling three loads of rubbish from Jackson Park James Strain, hauling benches from Washington Park 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 Smith -Morgan Printing Co.. monthly pamphlets and list of warrants Iowa Telephone Co., phone on City Attorney's desk Novem- ber and December Steuck & Linehan, final estim- ate on Ardmore Terrace32 86 I 00 to d8 1 75 888 150 25 3 30 5 52 150 100 4 20 150 1 50 59 75 57 66 25 00 15 67 2 00 VVtn Wearmouth, one lantern for Road Department St euck, Linehan & Street, brick for Road Department Thomas Ryan, rent for derrick used on Bluff Street Exten- sion Hugh Corrance, supplies for Road Department John. Butt, repairs for Road De- partment.......... . A. A. Brown, repairs for Special Sewer Department Key City Gas Co., coke for Road Department Gus Lear. horse shoeing for Road Department Key City Roofing Co., cement for Sewer and Road Depart- ment Phil Heller, horse shoeing for Road Department Phil Pier, coal for Road De- partment .......... •.... 50 8 74 20 00 70 2 40 150 17 25 2 00 I2 00 3 o 64 So • • 292 List of Warrants 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 1100 Van Valkenberg & McEvoy, one oil can for Rock Crusher 50 O'Farrell & 1!.cNamara, grub- bing and hauling away tree on S. W. corner of 14th and Bluff Streets 8 00 McElrath Teaming Co., one load of sand, Road Depart- ment 150 Brown & Brown, final estimate on alley between South Al- pine Street and Nevada Street 23 36 The Kelly -Springfield Road Roller Co., one driving center 33 50 1f. 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 Department7 Sc' F. A. Miller, 1 dozen carpet brooms, Fire Department2 50 Key City Gas Co., Pitts coal for Fire Department to 35 Key City Gas Co., lump coke for Fire Department 23 8o Gus Lear, horse shoeing for Fire Department 3 90 Ott, \Leuser & 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 1 -louse 9 40 A. Y. McDonald & Co., one Fuller ball, Fire Department 25 J. W. \Vittmer, blue vitrol for Fire Department 35 00 John Newman & Son, repairs for Fire Department 135 T. W. Ruete, supplies for Fire Department 17 oo T. F. Kane, hay and oats for Fire Department, per con- tract 107 14 Key City Gas Co., rental for arc lights 1000 Phil Pier, coal for Fire De- partment 177 51 Wunderlich & Wiederholt, horse shoeing, Fire Dept H. J. Hagerty, to veterinary services, Fire Department September and October 21 16 H. Wunderlich & Son, perfor- ated scats and nails for same100 Van Valkenberg & McEvoy, one patent chimney top 7 00 Van Valkenberg & McEvoy, re- pairing oil can. 50 Lagen & Sloan. horse shoeing, Fire Department 7 25 Phil Heller, horse shoeing for Fire Department 4 25 Wm. Marshall, repairs on Fire Engine J. J. Linehan 17 20 4 50 Wm. Marshall, one steel nozzle for Fire Department 2 20 Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co, steam hose for Fire Depart- ment 130 H. Brinkman, excavation per- mits redeemed . $ 50.00 11. Brinkman, interest on war- rants outstanding 1374.23 H. Irinkman. New York ex- change 3.25 H. Brinkman. express charges. .55 H. 'Brinkman. express on bonds to New York 2.65 H. Brinkman, library orders paid 429885:00955000.5 H. Iirjnkman, loans 18.0000 M. Donnegan. macadam 8 C. Gantenbein. Jr.. macadam J. Heck. macadam 8 J. Martineck, macadam 15 90 C. Reilly. macadam 24 75 H. Tippc, macadam 8 50 M. O'Meara. inspector on Booth street sewer 20 00 Labor on streets in the different road districts during the first half of Novem- her, 1904: A. Alderson. 3rd 13 50 Jos. Brouillette. 1st 7 50 F. Buddicn, 2nd. 6 75 Paul Becker. 3rd. 15 55 Jos. Brown, 1st $7.85. 2nd $10.15, 3rd. $4.5o 22 50 \V. Coughlan, 1st 2200 00 Jas. Callahan. 1st 20 00 John Corbett, 22nd 7 45 Jas. Connolly, 1st 16 20 John Dougherty. 1st 5 40 T. Donahue,2nd.$1o.80. 3rd $5.40 16 20 John Egan, 1st. 7 35 Frank Frick, 1st 5 75 Barney Glass, 1st 8 70 Pat. Gilloon, 1st 7.35 Frank Gavin, 1st 20 00 Geo. Gau. 2nd to So Jos. Grab. 1st 1 35 C. Gantenbein. 2nd 20 00 C. Gruenzig. 3rd 8 to Jos. Geasland, 3rd. 7 45 John Hafey. 1st to 8o Phil Hense, 2nd 4 05 J. Hansen, 2nd 7 90 Nic. Kettenhofen, 211d II 15 John Knees, 1st $4.o5. 2nd $6.75. 3rd, $2.70 13 50 Mike Lavin, 1st, $4.85. 22nd. $8.10 3rd, $3.25 16 20 jos. Martinek, 3rd 15 20 John McNulty, 1st 14 85 W. McDermott, 1st 5 40 J. McCormack, Health fund 17 55 Jas. Powers. 1st 9 45 John Parker, 3rd 15 55 W. Quinlan. 1st, $4.45. 3rd. $2.95 14 85 Phil Reddin. 1st 2 70 C. Reinfrank, 2nd 8 to Jos. Rooney. 1st. $10.15, 3rd. $4.50 22 50 John Spear, Ist 1 95 Frank Scherr, 2nd 20 00 Louis Smith, 3rd 8 to Nic. Sweeney. 1st. $4.45, 2nd, and. $7.45 $7.85: 2nd. OftioiAl. Notices. 293 • $7•45. .3rd. $2.95 • • 14 85 jOhll Twieg. 3rd 2 70 \\T. Welsh, 1st 6 75 N. Wampach, 2nd 4 75 \V. Wearniouth, 3rd 20 00 Frank llurns. ,3rd 16 10 J. i k-wanger. .3rd 16 00 John Calvert. ist. 3 60 Jos. Calvert, ist 3 6o Jas. Costello, 3rd Mike Il annan. i st :947 642000 'ohn Evans. 1st J. 1 I a mien shi c Id, 1st. to So J. H uffmire. 1st, $1.20, 1st $1.20 2 40 James Keefe. 1st 14 40 John Linehan, 1st 20 00 Jeff. McGrath. 3rd 21 6o Ed. Seeley. 1st 39 6o Jerry Sullivan. 1st. $5.30. 3rd, $15.90 21 20 A. St ds. 1st 14 40 James Tobin. 3rd 57 6o Labor grading Villa street during the first half of November. 1904: Tom Burke 7 45 Peter Carney 5 40 Mike Farrell 5 40 Dan Fox 6 75 l'et er Gregory 5 40 m Hackney 5 40 M ike M eagher 6 75 1'. IM c M ullen 5 40 Jas. IM cCarron 6 75 \V. ( )'Ilrien 25 co Walter Bradley 3 ho D. 0•Mettra 25 20 rat. Shea 10 8o during the first half ..abor sewe-s of November, 1904: Ii. Cosgrove 20 00 P. Casserly 19 20 J. Corcoran 19 20 T. I I agerty 2; 00 J. jellistul 19 20 J. Kiang 19 20 P. Kenneally IO 20 C. Sullivan 19 20 L. Taylor IQ 20 L. Zemanek 19 20 Labor on special sewers during the first half of November. 1904: Geo. Gau 2 05 Jos. Grab 1 35 Phil H ense I 35 J. I I ansen II 25 J. Twieg 2 05 Nic. Wampach 4 05 Adam Stoltz 9 00 M. O'Meara. inspector on Booth street sewer first half of Nov 20 00 Union Elec. Co.. channing lines at Bee Branch sewer 20 03 H. B. Herold purchase of prop- erty straightening 4th st ex- tension 312 32 Mrs. Mary Herold purchase of property straightening 4th st, extension 162 68 C. H. Berg. mayor. settlement of case of Wm. Sheridan vs. city of Dubuque 512 75 C. H. Berg. mayor part settle- ment case of Mrs. Cath. Sher- idali is city of Dubuque 138() 5o lowa State Atlas Co.. advertis- ing ill State Atlas ico co I hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct list of all warrants issued by me during the month of Niivember. 1901. C. F. AREN DT. City Recorder. NOTICE. Public notice is nereby given that at the session of the City Council of the City of Dubuque. held on the Fah day of December, 1904, the following SI,eyial l,ssments were levied oo the real ust:,te hereinafter 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 0110 subject to collecLon by distress and sale. H. BRINKMAN. City Treasurer. For constructing Sanitary Sewer in Booth, West Third and Nevada Streets: Name. Descriptions. Lot. Amount. F. N. Schroeder, Sub. 2 of Mm. Lot 158, S 222 ft. lot 2 8 95 40 F. N. Schroeder, Sub. 2 of Mill. Lot 158 N 250 ft. lot L; Sub. 3 of Min. 107 50 Lot 158, N 250 ft. lot 1 J. S. Stephens, S. M. Langworthy•s Sub., lot 1 9 S9 J. S. Stephens, S. M. Langworthy's Sub., lot 2 21 Pat Gordoa, S. M. Langworthy's Sub.. lot 3 21 50 I. Harris, S. M. Langwotrhy's Sub lot 4 21 Geo. Aekr, S. M. Langworthy's Sub., lot 5 21 50 11. G. Torbert, S. M. Langworthy's Sub.. S 26.6 ft. lot 6 11 ,3) Geo. Ellis Est., Subs. 7 and 8, S. M. LangwGrthy's Sub.. lot 1 18 06 Geo. Ellis Est.. Subs. 7 and S. S. M. Langworthy's Est., lot 2 36 12 S. M. Langworthy Est., F. M. Lang - worthy's Sub., lot 9 23 30 S. M. Langworthy Est., S. M. Lang - wit 22 50 tlly's Sub., lot 10 T. E. Andres, S. M. Langworthy's Sub., lot 12 32 79 Chao. Newman, Nairn's Add., lot 15. 25 80 John Newman, Nairn's Add., lot 16. 21 50 John Newman. Nairn's Add., lot 1721 50 Marg. ROSeCLIMp, Nairn's Add., lot 18 21 50 Guilbert Perry Est., Nairn's Add lot 19 Perry Est., Nairn's Add.21 50 ., Guilbert Gull 1)(1. t 2121 55(0) In' •_0 lot 21 Guilbert Perry Est., Nairn's Add.1 ro lot 22 Otto M. Schmid, Nairn's Add., lot 2:1 :US R. Waller Est., S. M. Langworthy's Add., N 112.10 ft. lot 5 21 25 Jos. Frost, S. M. Langworthy's Add.. S 50 ft. lots 5-6 21 50 Edward Tibey, S. M. Langworthy's 21 50 Add.. lot 4 Edward Tibey, S. M. Langworthy's Add., lot 3 21 50 Robt. and Jno. Lee, S. M. Lang- wothry's Add., lot 2 21 50 Robt. and Jno. Lee, S. M. Lang - worthy's Add., lot 1 24 19 Thos. S. Collings, Sub. 8, Min. Lot 159, lot 1 M 80 Thos. S. Collings, Sub. 2 of 8, MM Lot 159, N 171/2 ft. N 44 lot 1 752 Perry Est., Nairn's Add., L Magiegafitt% ,r71' 294 Official Notices J. F. McCarthy, Sub. 2 of 8, Min. Lot 159, S 401/¢ ft. N r/( lot 1 17 21 C. H. Eighmey, Sub. 2 of 8, Min Lot 159, S / lot 1 24 94 W. J. Cantiilon, O'Neill's Sub. No24 94 2, lot 11 J. W. Schwind, O'Neill's Sub. No. 2, 24 94 lot 10 Bridget/ Casey, O'Neill's Sub. No. 2. N 1,9 lot 9 12 47 Jno. Buettell Est., O'Neill's Sub, No 2, S 1/2 lot 9 12 47 Jno, Voellinger, O'Neill's Sub. No. 2. N 40 ft. lot 8 17 50 Mich. Duggan, O'Neill's Sub. No. 2, S 18 ft. lot S 7 71 Mich. Duggan, O'Neill's Sub., N :2 ft. lot 2 9 46 Geo. F. Acker, O'Neill's Sub, S 38 It. lot 2.... 16 34 Geo. F. Acker, O'Neill's Sub, N 2 ft. lot 1 86 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. lot 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. L'uettell Est., Nairn's Add, lot 1 21 550 Jno. L. Buettell Est., Nairn's Add, lot 2 21 50 Jno. L. Buettell Eat., Nairn's Add, lot 3 21 50 Chas. F. Marz, Nairn's Add., lot 421 50 Ida M. Young, Nairn's Add., lot 521 50 J. J. McCarthy, Nairn's Add., lot 6. 61 92 C. H. Gregoire, Nairn's Add., S. W. 80x100 ft. lot 33 34 40 Emma J. Hein, Nairn's Add., lot 2727 09 Martin Carroll, Nairn's Add., lot 721 50 Martin Carroll, Nairn's Add., lot 821 50 Emil Lindenberg, Nairn's Add., lot 9 21 50 Emil Lindenberg, Nairn's Add., lot 30 21 50 John Euettell Est., Nairn's Add, lot 11 John Buettell Est., Nairn's Add, lot 12 John Buettell Est., Nairn's Add, lot 13 John Buettell Est., Nairn's Add, lot 14 21 50 21 10 21 50 25 '30 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 Booth Street, from Dodge Street to West Third Street, in Wcst Third Street to Nevada Street and in Nevada Street to alley first south of West Fifth Street, James Hird, con- tractor. Amount of special assessment, $1,675.15, against the abutting property up- on and along said sewer, as provided by law, at a session of the City Council to be held December 15th, 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 streets, 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 schedul' 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 Cot neil to be held s sessionr oft5th, the 1904, or to appear at Council to show cause, if any you have, why said assessment should not be levied. Dated Dubuque, ICowF DecemberDN5th, 1904. DT, 12-6-3t City Recorder. LIST OF CITY WARRANTS. City Recorder's Office, Dubuque, Ia., December 1st, 1904. To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun- cil of Dubuque: Gentlemen. The following is a com- plete list of all warrants issued on the various funds by me during the month of November, 1904: $3,330.ih Expense Road—First District 842.80 Second District 702.20 Third District 725.80 Fire 2,970.20 Police 2,296.00 Sewerage 453.91 Printing ... 142.40 Engineer 207.25 Street Lighting 2,061.96 interest 1,317.88 Board of Health 509.93 Grading 194.7'0 Bee Branch 968.30 Special Bonded Paving 96 20 Judgment 1,386.50 Sidewalk Repairing .. 4.35 Grading Bluff Street Extension and Villa Street 160.20 I hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct list of all warrants issued by me on various funds during the month of November, 1904. C. F. ARENDT, 12-1t City Recorder. End of Book No. 34 December 15, 1904 City of Dubuque Council Record Book No. 35 January 5, 1905 - December 21, 1905 , -_411........M111111.111.1111111.111111111.11. t ., '.. . .! , ) •1 t-, ( \, •:t - ' --I n..‘ .7.; . _ -4,,,----- .. 11 ..," 1.,...; ...., ..• 41 / r 1 ugri ...:.! - , ;4 t i ..~ . 11 1 ,r.". ,.... ,... 11,t. ; Ari rA rv. ' -44 Official Proceedings of the City Council of the City of Dubuque for the Year 1905 Mathis-Mets Co., Printer, Dubuque, Iowa CITY OFFICERS FOR YEAR 1905. . ELECTIVE OFFICERS y Mayor—C. II Berg. Auditor—F. B. Hoffman. Recorder—C F. Arendt. Attorney J. W. Kintzinger. i Engineer Treasurer- Fi. W. Brinkman. J. H. Boyce. i Assessor--C. B. Schcrr. ALDERMEN-AT-LARGE j M E. LYONS—First Ward I RUDOLPH JONES—Fifth Ward. 1 ALDERMAN ;10100 MATT CLANCY—First Ward. H. CORRANCE—Fourth Ward. JOS. NEEDHAM—Second Ward E E. FRITH—Fifth Ward. ' J. A. STUMPF—Third Ward. I I APPOINTIVE OFFICERS Mayor Pro. Terri.—MATT CLANCY. Sidewalk Inspector--G.N.RAYMOND. . Fire Chief—JOS. REINFRIED. Market Master—F. P.HAYES. Chief of Police—THOS. REILLY. Harbor Master—C.W.KATZ, Committee Clerk J. W. LAWLOR. PETER HOLSINGER. Electrician—W. P. HIPMAN. Supt. Sprinkling JOHN GLAB. STANI)IN(i COMMITTEES Finance. Police and Light. Corrance,Jones, Lyons. Needham,Jones,Corrance, Ordinance. Printing. Lyons,Jones, Frith. I. Claims. Jones, Clancy, Corrance. . Corrance, Needham,Clancy. Delinquent Tax. Streets. Stumpf, Lyons,Jones. Frith, Corrance, Stumpf Needham, Sewers. Clancy. sprinkling. Lyons, Corrance,Stumpf. Needham, Clancy, Frith. Electrical Construction. Harbors. Frith,Jones, Stumpf. Clancy,Jones, Lyons. Board of Equalization. Supplies. Jones, Lyons,Corrance,Frith,Clancy, Lyons, Corrance, Frith. Needham, Stumpf. • Market. Board of Health Stumpf, Corrance, Jones. Mayor Berg, Aldermen Lyons and Public Grounds and Buildings. Jones, Citizens T. W. Ruete, Geo. Jones, Needham, Clancy. Salot. Fire. I Health Officer—Dr.Ben Michel. Clancy,Jones, Corrance, I Sanitary Policeman—Frank Flynn Regular lleetings of the Council the ist and 3rd Thursday Evenings in Every Month. r i INDEX--Book 35. • 1905• SUBJECT. PAGE. ) A • Jan. 5—Alley between Jackson and Washington Sts.,from 7th to 8th Sts.; petition of Farley & Loetscher Mfg. Co. in • relation to vacation of 127 2, 9, 20 " 19—Alley abutting Free Public Library; matter of paving special assessment for improvement of 7 Feb. 2—Alden, Mrs. i,. F;Taxes 18, 31 " 2—Adams Ave.,from Reed to 5th Ayes;petition of Carl Vin- cent, et al,in relation to improvement of 18, 38, 50 2—Appropriations of various departments, matter of fixing of 22, 31, 38 Mar. 16—Ahearn, M. T.,claim for damages to property 37, 57 " 16—Albee, E. W, vs.City of Dubuque,court costs in suit of 39 Apr. 6—Alley between Iowa and Clay Sts.,from 14th to 15th Sts.; petition of E. 1-I Shepley in relation to nuisance in 50 6—Alley, first west of Grandview Ava, rear of lot 14,Grand- view Place; petition of Mrs. Anna Whelan,et al, in relation to opening of 55 " 20—Alley between Elm and Queen Sts.,from Sanford to 22nd Sts.; matter of opening of 61, 126 May 4—Alley between Rhomberg and Lincoln Ayes.,from Fengler to Middle Ayes.;petition of Joseph Woodrich et al in 41 relation to improvement of 187,182,175,125,106.104, 100, 75,97 4—Alley between Jackson and Washington Sts.,from 25th to 26th Sts.; matter of extension of through Lot 10 of Min. Lot 322 261, 243, 217, 216, 207, 81, 177 " 18—Alley between Burden Ave. and Argyle St,from Lowther • to Goethe Ayes.; petition of L. Buehler in relation to grading of 83, 97 ,June 1—Art Division of Woman's Club; petition of in relation to beautifying and improving the grounds around the 11th St. Elevator 153, 93,106 14 1—Alley abutting Dodge St. from Malady St.to Grandview Ave.,petition of C. McEvoy in relation to grade of 103, 124 July 6—Alley between Lots 30,31 and 32,T.S. Nairn's addition from north line of.west Third St.,northerly to a line 20 ft. south;petiton of John T.Adams in relation to vacation of 175, 150, 119, 149 6—Ahearn, Pat;ordered dismissed from Fire Department 127 Sept. 7—Alley between Alpine and Nevada Sts.; north of West Third St;plat of showing vacation and re-location of 175 Oct. 5—Alderson,Jas.,M. D; Bill of 208 Nov. 16—.alley between Allison Place and College Ave.,25 ft. south of Lot 10 Finley Home Addition; petition of E A. Englerand Joseph J.Murphy in relation to vacation of 265, 235. 264 16—.Abd. Needham; petition of Taxpayer and Teamster in rela- tion to charges against 235 I INDEX--Boog 35. • 190.1. SUBJECT. PAGE. B fan. 5—Bills allowed and referred 1, 2 .• 5—Bank and insurance Building Co ; Taxes 2 5—Bippus, Geo.; Claim of for personal damages 2. 42 # 19—Beyers, Wm ;Taxes 7, 22 Feb. 2—Bills allowed and referred 17, 18 2—Becker, F. 0.; Bill of 18, 26 ii " 16—Barmeier, I-I , Deputy State Fish and Game Warden;.com- munication of in relation to protecting hsh in lake on Southern Avenue 25 1 ;1 16—Blitsch, Mrs. Cath.; Taxes 25, 30 " 16—Hoard of Health report • 26 " 28—Bills allowed 27 " 28—Bechtel, Mrs. Barbara; Taxes 28, 56 I• ; " 28—Bee-Branch Sewer; petition of H.Kuoernschild et al in rela- tion to extension of 28 Iiilimmo Mar. 16—Becker, Paul,et al;petition of in relation to fixing price of macadam at $1.00 per cubic yard 37, 57 " 23—Beekman,Jno.J.;Claim of for personal damages 42 " 23—Bee Branch storm water sewer in Washington St.from present terminus to 22nd St; Resolution ordering con- struction of 42, 176 Apr. 6—Bills allowed and referred 49 i i 6—Becker,Mrs.Barbara;Claim for personal damages,($2500) 51 6—Becker, Auton; Claim of for personal damages, ($1000) 51 6—Bonds improvement;Called in 54 " 20—Butler, C. L ; Taxes (special assessment) 61 " 20—Board of Health Report for April 66 May 4—Bills allowed and referred 75 4—Berg, G. H.; petition of in relation to being appointed a member of the Fire Department 76 4—Board of Health Report,T. W. Ruete appointed, Citizen Member to fill vacancy of Otto M. Ruete 80 " 4—Bauer,J. C. vs. City of Dubuque,settlement of suit of 84, 96 June 1—Bills allowed and referred 93 t 1—Ilhzien, W. F.; Taxes 94, 134 I. 1—Bluff St. from 4th to 8th Sts.;Change of grade of 245,235, 232, 129, 127,99, 104 " 1—Bluff St. Extension;Grading of 102 " 15—Braun, Chr.; petition of in relation to grading sidewalk abutting his property Corner 7th and Lincoln Ayes 103, 126 " 15—Buetell. A. C.et al; petition of in relation to up-to-date Street Car service on West Locust St. and vicinity 103 I July 6—Bills allowed and referred 117 6—Berwanger,Jno.; petition of in relation to taking out fil- ling on Garfield Ave 119 " 20—Bills allowed 133 I 20—Board of Health Report 134 " 20—Bee Branch Sewer in Millville Road; matter of issuing bonds for construction of 135, 173 • ' i, Aug. 3—Bills allowed and referred 145, 146 " 3—Booth St., West side of between O'Neill and West 3rd Sts ; sidewalk ordertd on 149 " 3—Broadway St., East side of between Diagonal and Block- linger Lane; sidewalk ordered on 149 " 3—Bee Branch Sewer, from present terminus South of 16th ' St. as far as appropriation will carry same; Engineer ' instructed to prepare plans and specifications for con- struction of 150, 175, 183 " 17—Blaise, Edw.;claim of for personal damages ($5,000.00) 153 r t —r INDEX--Book 35. 1905. SUBJECT' PAGE B " 17—Bauck, Berniece; Receipt of for settlement of claim for per- sonal damages 156 Sep. 7—Bills allowed and referred 169, 170 7—Borden&Sellick Co.; bill of 170, 208 7—Beutin, F.; bill of 170 7—Bluff St.,\Vest side of between 6th and 7th Ste.; sidewalk ordered on 179 " 21—Board of Health Report 185 Oct. 5—Bills allowed and referred 201, 202 5—Board of Health Report 209 Nov. 2—Bills allowed and referred 229, 230 " 16—Board of Health Report 24.5 Dec. 7—Bills allowed and referred 255,256 7—Blake, Miss M.;'faxes, (special assessment) 256 7—Bush, Mrs. Anna;Taxes, (special assessment) 257 " 7—Bijou Theater;petition of in relation to issuing license for257 • INDEX--Book 35. t — { — f 1905. SUBJECT. PAGE. L j Ii C 1. 1 1 Jan. • 5—Crandall, Nettie Belle; Claim of for personal damages ($5,000.00) 3, 28 .' 19—C. M. &St. P. R. R. Co.;Taxes 7 19—C. G. W. R. R. Co.;Taxes 7 19—Council Proceedings and Index of for 1904; matter of binding and printing of, (25 copies) 9, 22 19—Cooper, A. A., Wagon& Buggy Co.; Taxes 9, 18 Feb. 16—Connolly,Jane;Claim of for personal damages,($2,000.00) 25, 65, 77 i. • " 16—City Engineer Boyce, communication of in relation to statements made by Alderman Needham regarding ; tins-management of the efferent Road Funds 25, 28, 31 " 16—Connolly, M. B. vs. City of Dubuque,court costs in suit of 26, 29 l' 16—Cogan, Mary; Claim of for personal damages, ($5,000.00) 258, 242, 28, 61 Mar. 16—Cogan,Jno.; petition of in relation to erecting a frame dwelling on Washington St.,between 12th and 13th Sts. 37, 55, 62 23—Cushing McFadden Co.; Taxes 41, [',r, • " 23—Cunningham Jas.;Taxes 41, 56 " 22—Crabtree, Frances; Claim of for personal damages, (6,000.00) 41, 94 Aor. 6—Congregation of Kneses Israel Church;Taxes 50, 134 " 6—Cooper, A. A.,Sr ;Taxes 50, 67 " 20—Considine, Thos. vs. City of Dubuque; matter of paying judgment and court costs in suit of 173, 61, 154 May 4—Ca rpend,r,Mrs.Ma'gt.&H.'I.;Taxes,(special assessment) 76, 176 4--Cascade Road Crossing. County Board of Supervisors in- structed to paint bridge on 80 June 1—Cushing-McFadden Co.; Taxes 94, 134 1—Camp St.; petition of T.J. Mulgr win relation to filling of 94, 127 " 15—Cleveland Ave., North side of between Pear and AppleSts ; ' sidewalk order d on 107 '•1 July 20—Carkeck, T. T.; Bill of 133 " 20—C. G. W.R. R. Co., Resolution ordering re-construction • with iron viaduct at Peru Road 135, 158 ' Aug. 3—Cain, Isabella;Taxes, (special assessment) 146, 156 3—Cassutt, Geo.; Taaes 146 ik 17—Cunningham, Cleni; Claim of for personal damages ($500.00) 153, 181 17--Citizens `tate Bank, vs. City of Dubuque, Robt. & Mary 1,111 Jess; Supreme Court costs in suit of 21.1, 156, 173 Sept. 21—Collier, Ada L.; Taxes(special assessment) 181 204 Oct. 19—Cooper,A. A. jr.; Taxes 213, 261 t 19—City Engineer; instructed to give lines for sidewalks on r South Locust st.from 1st to Dodge sts 216 19—Cooler Ave. East side of bet. 23rd and 24th sts ; sidewalk it ordered on 217 19—Cleveland Ave. North side of bet. Pear and Quince sts.; sidewalk ordered on 217 Nov. 16—Carter,(as.; petition of in relation to salary due him on ac- N count of sickness 235 " 16—Collins, Mrs. Rich.; 'Faxes 235, 261 16—Cleaver, G. A.; Taxes 235, 261 • Dec. 7—Calaboose; cell in to be boarded up for protection of in- . ebriates 256 7—Chaney, Rich. 0.: Committee report in relation to coni- ntunication of asking for the forfeiture of city's rights } in property known as Water Level 260 21—Costello, Mrs. Bridget; petition of in relation to hauling •1sweepings of brick paved streets 263 21—City Attorney J. W. Kintzinger to attend conference at Des , " Moines relative to revising special assessment Laws of 0 the State of Iowa 263 j i, el k ti rc4 . . . , , . . . • ' "'.1 --110'*',,.. . , WAWS410101( . . ,.% - I N DEX--Book 35. • . • 1905. SUBJECT. . PAGE. ., . - -------- ,„• • D •, ,.: Jan. 5-Deed Warranty; II. B. Herold and wife to city of Dubuque 4 " 19-Dulnique Altar Co.; Taxes 7 " 19-Dubuque Water Works Trustees; quarterly Report eliding Dec. 31st, 1904 7, 22 19-Dubuque Star Brewing Co.;Taxes 9, 23, 39 1'eh. 2-Dempsey, Marv; Claim of for personal damaes 18,41 ' 10-Dubuque Brewing& Malting Co.; Taxes 25 10-Dearborn, Mrs. Elizabeth;Taxes 25, 30 Mar. 10-Drastla, Frank, Taxes (special assessment) 37, 79 " 10-Dubuque& Sioux City Ry. Co.; Taxes., 37, 207 .,„ i..y Apr. 6-11e Eorimier, Mary; Taxes 50, 66 ll'.1 6-Davis Avenue; matter of changing grade of 55 ls. " 0-Daugherty,Juts F.; Taxes 57 20-Dubuque Civic Division; Corn, of in relation to ap- pointing I. Conigisky Sidewalk Inspector 61 " 20-Dubuque and East Dubuque Ferry Co.; asking for a license .,:.., to operate Fen y between Dubuque and East Dubuque 61 ]). " 20-Dubuque Water WorksTrustees; quarterly report of ending l'- March 31st, 1905 65, s1 .• A. l'%,lay 4-Dillon Street; petition of C. U. Trewin et al. in relation to establishing grade on 124, 75, 105 4-Davis, G. E.; Taxes(special assessment124, 103,70,84. 18-Dubuque Packing Co.; faxes 83, 98 18-Dubuque Enterprise Pub. Co.; Bill of 84 18-Dodge St. near Booth St ; Water way on taking care of re t'.. ferred to Street Committee 83 ::... Jul. 0-Dubuque Cabinet Maker's Assn; petition of in relation to cinder walk abutting their property con 10th and Jackson Sts 119 6-Dillon street front Grandview ave. to first alley south of 1.f. Curtis street: profile of grade of 124 " 20-Dubuque High 11:idge Co.; annual report of 129, 149 " 20-Dubuque Water Works Trustees; quarterly report of end. ing June 30th. 1905 130, 119 Aug. 3-Duhuque Artificial Stone Co.; 11(11 of 146, 175 3-I 611on, T.; Taxes (special assessment) 140, 176 3-Dorgan Place north side of bet. Ellis and Madison sts ; 7. sidewalk ordered on 150 I l 1 7-Dubuque& Wisconsin Bridge Co.; Taxes 153 . . " 17-Dubuque Trades & Labor Congress; Invitation of for ' Labor Day parade accepted 153 '' 17-Dillon Street from Grandview Ave. to northern terminus of said Dillon street; Resolution ordering improve. meta of 933, 183, 177, 159, 173 Sept. 7-Dubuque Boat and Boiler Works; Taxes170 Oct. 5-Dubuque Building&Loan Ass'n vs.Theo. rrielolf and City of Dubuque; settlement of suit of 208 19-Dubuque Water Works; Investigation of plant of 218 Nov. 2-Dolan, Mrs. Mary A.;Taxes 230, 243 " 2-Dubuque Women's Club; petition of in relation to furnish- ino-e7 room in City Hall for the detention of Juvenile • 1 piisoners 230, 243 2-Dubuque Water Works Trustees;quarterly report of ending Sept. 30th, 1905 232, 245 2-Dodge street; Sidewalk oidered laid abutting City's lot 232 16-Dubuque Water Works Trustees; statement of Water plant from June 1st, 1900. to Nov. 1st, 1905 239, 261 ,./ " 16-Dubuque Water Works Plant;Committee of the Whole Re- . . l, port on indebtedness of 214., 243 Dec. 7-Dubuque Water Works Trustees; Statement of Expense tic- _- V.. , . ,11 (/ villi "• ` INDEX--Book 35. i' 19U5. SUBJECT. PAGE. D • J count from June 1st, 1900, to June 1st, 1905 260, 264 " 7—Dubuque \Vater Works Trustees; Expert accountant and practical Engineer to be appointed to examine Plant • i and Hooks of 261 ! " 21—Dubuque Brewing& Malting Co.;petition of in relation to re-opening of storm water sewer in intersection of Eagle Point avenue and Kniest street 263 • • -,s t is • INDEX--Book 35. 1905. SUBJECT. PAGE E Mar. 16—Electric Light at foot of 9th St; petition of Morris-John- son-Brown Mfg. Co.in relation to placing of 37 " 16—Eagle Point Boat House Co.; petition of in relation to running Ferry between Eagle Point and Kimhel's Park 37, 42 " 23—Edith street north side of from Burden to Sheridan Aves., thence on Sheridan ave. to Davis ave., thence along south side of Davis ave. to Windsor ave.; petition of II.Bischof et al in relation to constructing sidewalk on 41 Apr. 6—Eberl, Anton; Bill of 50 66 6—Exchange St. bet. Curtis and Dodge Sts; petition of P Scanlon et arl in relation to improvement of 50, 67, 76 " 6—East Street profile of grade of approved 55, 65 " 6—Electric Light ordered placed at intersection of Clifford and Leibnitz Sts 57 " (3—Electric Light ordered placed at intersection of Francis and Hart Sts 57, 233 " 20—Electi ic Light in Robinson Ave ; petition of C. E. Wales et al.in relation to placing of 61 May 18—Ernsdorff Buggy Co.;Taxes K;; " 18—Eagle Street;matter of improving of 84 June 1—Eberl, Anton; Bill of 94, 185 " 1—Electric Light at Cor.of 12th and Cedar Sts ; petition of A V. McDonald & Morrison Mfg Co. in relation to placing of 94 " 1—Elm St. West side of bet. 17th and 18th Sts.; sidewalk or- dered on 101 July 28—Elm St.from 23rd to Sanford Sts.; Waterway on along C. G. W. Ry.Co.'s tracks; plans of 136 Aug. 3—Electric Light at intersection of Rosedale and Glen Oak Ayes.; petition of Jno. Parker et al. in relation to placing of 14 Sep. 7—Eighth Street; South side of bet. Iowa and Clay sts.;side- walk ordered on 179 Nov. 2—Electric Light at intersection of\Vest 3rd St. and West 5th St.; petition of G. W. Meyers et al. in relation to placing of 230, 233 " 2—Electric Light at intersection of West. 14th and Henion Sts ; petition of H. Corrance et al.in relation to placing of230, 233 " 16—Electric Light at intersection of Lincoln and 3rd Ayes.;peti- tion of Nellie Tinkhain et al in relation to placing of235 Dec. 7—Electric Light at intersection of 7th and Iowa Sts.; petition of Mindorfer Bros.et al.in relation to placing of 256 { ii ii Ei S _. o 1r 4. rt, I INDEX--Boog 35. - ------ ---------- -— • 1905. SUBJECT. PAGE. j • F G ian. 5—Fire Alarm Box; matter of placing of at Ice Ilouse or Barn r between Charter and Jones Sts ry " 19—Free Public Library; annual Report of 7 " 19—Fire Steamer R. \V. Stewart; Repairs and overhauling of ac- cepted 9 Feb. 2—Fire Department; petition of members of in relation to in- crease of salary of 127, 103, 94, 18, 38, 39 " 2—Free Public Library;Taxes,(special assessment) 22 [t , 16—Falkenhainer& Kenkel; Taxes 25, 30, 65 (' '` " 16—First Congregational Church; Taxes(special assessment) 26 ' " 16—Fire Dept ; D. Ahearn appointed, ranking Captain and M Eitel and Jas. Daley Captains of 26 Nlar. 16—Flanagan, Mrs. Margt.; Taxes 37, 134 " 16—Fenton, ;arab J.;claim of for personal damages ($2,000) 38 " 23—Fifth \Ward Engine house No. 6; matter of purchasing ap • - paratus for 42, 56 Apr. 6—Fire Dept ; Fire Alarm System replaced with storage bat- tery system 55 " 20—Falkenhainer& Kenkel;Taxes(special assessment) 65 " 211—Faust, Mrs. \lary; Claim of 67 May 4—Froelich,Jas.; Taxes(special assessment) 76, 84 " 18—Fire Dept ; matter of purchasing horses for 133, 83, 103 June 1—Fenelon Place; North side of bet. Summit and Burch Sts ; - sidewalk ordered on 100 " 15—Free Public Library; Com. of J. Rich Pres. in relation to Ilon. Andrew Carnegie increasing his gift for Library purposes in a sum not exceeding$11,000 103 15—Free Public Library; Trustees of app't 104 " 15—First Street Extension South side of; matter of filling of 104 " 15—First Ward Scales; matter of purchasing new scales for;185,176,10.5,133 " 15—Foye St. East side of bet. Foye and Ellis Sts ; sidewalk or- dered on 106 July 6—Fifth Ward Engine House No. 6, accepted 126 6—Fifth Ward Engine House No. 6; matter of purchasing horses for 126 " 6—Farley& l.oetscher Mfg.Co.granted permission to lay and maintain switch and sidetrack in Jackson St. bet. 6th and 7th Sts. to south curb line of 8th street 127, 2, 9, 2(1 " 20—Feyen,Jcs.;petition of in relation to being appointed mem- ber of Fire Dept 129 " 20—Faust,Mt s.Mary;petition of in relation to City purchasing '`' lot 44.Union Add 172, 156, 129, 148 " 28—Fraternal Order of Engles; petition of in relation to use of • various streets for carnival purposes 136, 171 Aug. 3—First Ward Scales ordered sold 148 " 17—First Universalist Society; Taxes 153, 176 ',if Sept. 7—Fecker, Jos.; petition of in relation to new crossing in alley bet. Iowa and Clay and 13th and 14th Sts 170, 187 7—Fire Alarm Box; matter of placing of in Factory districts180 21—Fischer, Mrs. Caroline;Taxes(special assessment) 181, 243 ~ 21—Foster, \\'nt.; Bill of 185 " 21—Fogarty, Rev.Jno. R. et al.; Taxes (special assessment) 186 "' Oct. 5—Fire Department; members of app't 209 y; 5—Fire Department; matter of purchasing hose for Engine House No. 6 209, 217 ; 19—Fire and I'ulice Departments; Bids advertised for Hay and Oats 218. 2:32 "' " 19—Fuel for various Departments; Bids advertised for 243, 218, 232 Nov. 2—Fire Depart ment; matter of purchasing hats for 233 Dec. 7—Flanagan, Mrs. Margaret; Taxes 256 • A-' INDEX--Book 35. 1905. SUBJECT. PAGE. G Jan. 5—Grue, Patrick; Claim of for personal damages 2,9 " 5—Grandview Ave. from Delhi St. to Dodge St.; plat and change of grade of 207, 187, 148, 6, 124, 127 Apr. 20—Grant's Birthday Association; Invitation of accepted for Gen. U. S. Grant's Birthday Celebration to be held at Galena, Ill., April 27th,1905 61 " 20—Garbage and Dead animals; Removal of; Contract award- ed to T. E. Frith 66, 80 " 20—Grace St.; From West line of lot 4, Ann O'Hare's Sub. to East St. Resolution ordering improvement of 261, 236, 233, 125, 106, 68, 78 May 4—G. A. R. Memorial Day Committee; Warrants ordered drawn for$200 for Memorial day exercises 75 4—Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Co.; Contract of 77 4—Garbage Dump; matter of furnishing rock for ripraping on 79 June 1—Glen Oak Ave.; matter of repairing of 102 July 6—Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Co.; Bill of 118 Aug. 17—Grace street South side of bet. Ida St. and Grandview Ave.; Sidewalk ordered on 158, 234 Sep. 21—Governors Greys;Granted lease of Armory Hall 185 Oct. 5—Gantenbein Matt.;Claim of for personal damages ($300) 202 Nov. 2—Grandview Ave. \Vest side of bet. Grace and Bennett Sts ; Sidewalk ordered on 233 " 16—Germania Stock Co.; Taxes 235 r2 Mb . ..kt _,...... 'A .... . . . . IN DEX--Book 35. . • , 1905. SUBJECT. PAGE. ------------ . i ' H Jan 5—Hagerty, H.J.; Bill of 2, 55 5—Iluekels, Theo. j.;Taxes 2, 9 " 19—Hilger, F.J.; Bill of 8, 21, 25 Feb. 16—Hartig, inn. E.; Taxes 25, 30 Mar. 23-11anson, P.;petition of in relation to erecting frame dwell- , , ing on lot 70 East Dubuque Add41 Apr. 6-11odgdon Ave.; petition of Jno. M. Kenety in relation to "petting of 50 • 20—Huff St. bet. Blocks 29 and 30 in Dub, Harbor Co.'s Add.; • also alley running through said Block 29; petition of Ott, Meuser&Co. in relation to vacation of 124, 61, 80, 98 May 4—High Bluff St. to Ann Ave.; matter of opening of 79 June 15—Hill street South; West side of bet West 3rd St. and Lang- worthy Ave.; sidewalk ordered on 107 July 6-11. Hildebrand list.; Taxes 119 " 6—house of Good Shepherd; petition of in relation to extend- ing the sanitary sewer to their new building on Alta Vista St. bet. West 14th St. and Union Ave 119 " 20-1-leer, Martin;petition of in relation to damage to his prop- erty on Grace street 129, 176 Aug. 17—hill street; West side of bet West 8th and Caledonia St.; sidewalk ordered on 158 , Sep. 21—Huber, Isadore; Claim of for personal damages ($5,000.00) 181 Oct. 5—I-kin, Emma and W. H.; Taxes (special assessment) 202 19—Ilird,Jas.; Bill of 216, 242 Nov. 2—Holsinger,P.; Wharfmaster and Inspector of Wood;resigna- tion of 230 " 2-1-lerod,Jos.;Taxes(special assessment) 234 Dec. 7—Hassett, Thos.;Claim of for rock 257 7—Hintrager.Win. vs. City of Dubuque; Original Notice Dis- trict Court in relation to Tax title of lots 2 and 5 Klingenberg's Sub. No. 3 257 " 7—Hanover,Jos. H.,Taxes (special assessment) 260 1 . 'i Il li 1: , . I !, i 4 '',.. ..!: ,.._ , . ! ' ! • ! v. • INDEX•-Book 35. 1905: SUBJECT. PAGE. I Jan. 5—Insurance policy on Ninth street Engine House 6, 9, 37 " 19—Iowa Home Ins. Co.;petition of in relation to share of In- surance on City property 7 Feb. 2—Insurance on City property; policies accepted 31, 22, 26 " 28—Iowa Pub. Co.: Warrant for$100.00 drawn in favor of ordered canceled 30 Mar. I6—International Brotherhood of Teamsters; petition of in relation to increase of salary of 37,42 June 1—Iowa Telephone Co.; Committee of in relation to approv- ing plans and specification for underground conduit system 234, 210, 134, 94, 106 Sep. 7—Iroquis Pearl Button Co ; Taxes 170,209 " 21—I.O. O. F. Harmony and Julien Lodges; Taxes 181,210 . •' Oct. 5—Iowa Telephone Co.: Taxes 202 5-1. C. R. R. Co.;Taxes 37, 207, 256 Dec. 7—Iowa Telephone Co.instructed to remove poles on Grand- view Ave 261 J4 . j F ppSJ, in fw , • INDEX--Book 35. 1905. SUBJECT. PAGE • 1 ' Jan. 19—Jarrett, Nie.; Taxes 7, 22 Mar. 23—Julien Ave., North side of bet. Alta Vista and Center Place; 42 sidewalk ordered on Apr 20—James Street; petition of F. I. Massey in relation to grade of 61 Maw 18—Jackson St., West side of bet. Sanford and 22nd sts.; Side- walk85 ordered on lune 1—Jackson St., East side of bet. 24th and 25th Sts.; sidewalk 101 ordered on 133 July 20 Jacquinot&Mullen; Bill of Aug. 17 Jones St., South side of bet. Main & Iowa Sts; side'~alk 157 ordered on Sep. 7—Jones St.,South side of bet. South Locust& Bluff Sts.; side- walk ordered on 179 " 7—Jackson , West side of bet Eagle Point Ave. & Sanford St.;sidewalk ordered on 179 " 7—Jackson St.,East side of bet. 10th& 11th sts.; sidewalk or- dered on 21—Jones St., South side of bet. Iowa& Main sts.;sidewalk or- dered on 188 I • is • • INDEX-Book 35. 10415. SI713JFA: F. I'AGE. K Jan. 10—Keen, A. E.; Taxes , 66 Feb. 16—Kernler, R. W.;inst to remove frame shed in rear of prop- ertv on Locust st. bet. 1st and 2nd sts 26 Mar. 16—Kane, T. F.; Bill of 30 Apr. 6—Katz, C. W.;Com. of in rel. to back salary due him 50, 67 May 18---Kender, R. W.;inst.to remove pool of stagnant water lo- cated on lot 1 of Sub. 4 Ann O'Hare's Sub 85 June 15—Kenline&Roedell; Corn, of in lel. to paying judgment in suit of Citizens State Bank vs. City of Dubuque, Robt & Mary Jess 103 Aug. 3—Kline,J. A.et al.;pet. of in rel to putting in brick crossing on East side of 14th & Iowa sts 146, 156 " 17—Kapp,Jim.;pet din rel. to improving Willow street 153 " 17—Key City Building Co.; Taxes 153, 210 Oct. 5—Kenneally, I'. et al.; Taxes, (spec. assmt.) 202, 243 Nov. 2—Keckevoct, inn ; pet. of in rel. to use of Ice Harbor for skating rink purposes 230, 243 " 2—Katz,C. W.;appt. Inspector of Wood to fill vacancy of un- expired term 230 Dec. 21—Kness,Jno.; Bill of for macadam 264 • • INDEX--Book 35. 1905. SUBJECT. PAGE l L • Feb. 2—Loibl,Mrs. Cath.;Taxes 18, 30 '18,30 2—Lampe, A.J.;Taxes Mar. 16—Lincoln Ave. from 4th Ave. to West line of lot 35 in Mc- Craney's Eagle Point Add.;pet. of C. Capretz et al., 37,41,57 in rel.to opening and improving of May 18—Locust street, East side of bet. 3rd & 4th sts.; sidewalk 85 ordered on June 1—Lincoln Ave. bet. White & Jackson sts.; sidewalk or. 100, 101 dered on > id 1—Locust street, West side of het. 2nd & 3rd sts.; sidewalk 100 ordered on Jul. 6—Lavery,Jno.J.;pet.of in rel.to laying cinder walk abutting 119,133 his property on Grandview Ave • " 6—Langworthy& Lyon;Receipt off or$20.00.amount due for arching mineral shaft in alley bet.Alpine&Nevada sts. 121 20—Lacy&Brown; Taxes,(spec assm't; Aug. 17—Locust st.,hast side of bet.Jones& 1st sts., sidewalk or- dered o^ 157 171, 257 Sep. 7—Ludwig,Mrs. Rosina; Taxes 16 Oct. 19—Locust st.,South from 1st to Dodge sts.; Engineer inst. to 216 give lines for sidewalk on I. 1 ii l . , I l . l ' ,I 1 I° k t;,,'• I; , .... 0 ; INDEX—Book 35. 4i II,. 1905. --- —__ SUBJECT. PAGE. M I' Jan. 19—Mueller. G. H.; pet.of in rel. to vacation of sidewalk on .I:•.; k Meet street 7,53 Feb. 2—Miller& Reifsteck; Bill of 18 2—Macadam; matter of breaking of in various districts .. I): • Mar.16—Meggenburg, Mrs. D.;Taxes 215, 209, 188. 22, 39 38, 57 16—Martin,Jas.; Claim of fur personal damages ($5000.00) 38,208 i Apr. 6—Mahoney, Mrs. Sarah; Taxes (spec. assm't) 56 y; t . May 4—May, Mrs. Helen; Taxes 76, 133 1, " 4—Meggenburg. Mrs. D.; Taxes (spec. assm't) 76,209 " 4—Market Swale;Cleaning of. cont. aw'd to L. Daily 80 " 18—Miller, Fred; pet. of in rel to grading sidewalk abutting his property Cur. Rhomherg& First Ayes 83, 98 . Jun. 1—Mehlhop,Jno.;Taxes 94, 134 " 1—Mueller, Ernst; Claim of for personal damages 97, 104 Jul. 6—Metcalf,David; Taxes(spec.assni't) 119, 129 ' " 6—Muntz, Edw.; pet. of in rel. to building retaining wall rI I, abutting his prop.on Seminary st.; also asking for va- cation of 10 ft. strip of Seminary street 154, 153, 150, 119, 116 6—Mt. Pleasant Ave.; East side of bet. West 14th st & Julien t.. Ave.;sidewalk ordered on 128 " 20—Meyers, Dr. F. W.; Bill of 133 .• • Aug. 3—Moore,J. G.; Taxes 146, 209 • 17—Main street; East side of bet.Jones& 1st sts.; sidewalk or- dered on 157 t Oct. 19—Mississippi River Imp Ass'n; assessment of against city 216 19—Market Committee;inst. to inspect&test all scales used by city weighers 216 Nov.16—Metz Mig. Co.; Taxes 235 Dec 21—M ulgrew, T.J co.;pet.of remonstrating against erection of frame bui•diug adjacent to S. D. Ryan's packing house 263 " 21—Meats Dressed brought into city for sale, to be weighed by p market master&all public et eighers 265 ' I.• • • ; l+ I I , • l le , 'II • ( , I I 1 ; I: I I L. 4 . i . 1 . • r I' C 1 • INDEX--Book 35. 1905. SUBJECT. PAGE. • Mc } Feb. 16—McDonald A. V. & Morrison Mfg. Co.; Taxes 25 Apr. 6—McCaffrey,Mrs. M.; Taxes, (spec. assm't) 50, 127 " 20—McCune, Mrs. Cath.; Taxes, (spec. assm't) 65 Jun. 1—McAleese,J.; Bill of 94, 133 Jul. 20—McCarten, 11. B.; pet. of in rel.to loss of excavation permit 129 Aug. 3—McCarten, II. B.; Bill of 232, 146, 156 ` Sep. 7—?.McDonald, Clara;Claim of for personal damages ($25.00) 171, 216 Oct. 19—McInerney, P.; pet. of in rel. to filling ditch fronting his • property in Pierce street 213 • • 1 INN'.X tiooe, S . .',.. ''t tilt.. I 1'\C.i: N Nagle, J J Taxes Needbaum, Jos J investigation of Engineer's Dept Ney, Albert pattin in City Buildings in Golden Metal Weather Strip Newman, Mary Taxes li i '4 I V • • • • } 11 rINDEX--Book 35. 1905. SUBJECT. PAGE. iln ---- 0 J . 5—Officers;Reports of 3 " 19—O'Connell, Bridget; Claim of for personal damages, ($3,000.00) 7 " 19—Officers; Reports of 7 Feb. 2—officers; Reports of 18 " 16—Officers; Reports of 25 " 16—Ordinance vacating alley bet.Jackson & Washington sts from 7th to 8th sts 26, 29 P " 28—Officers; Reports of 28 h ° Mar. 16—Officers; Reports of 39 " 16—Officers; Reports of(annual) 39,41 23—Officers; Reports of 41 Apr. 6—Officers; Reports of 51 6—Ordinance establishing grade of East st. from Delhi to Ben- nett sts 51, 65 il " 20—Officers; Reports of 62 20—Officers appointed; bonds of approved and sworn in 68 #1 .. ., May 4—Officers; Reports of 76 " 4—Ordinance relating to public weighing; matter of tevis- ing of 80 " 18-0'Flalleron, Ellen; Taxes 134., 83, 103 Ti " 18—Officers; Reports of 83 Jun. 1—Officers; Reports of 94 " 1—Ordinance establishing the grade on Queen street extension L to Burden ave 98, 104 " 1—Ordinance establi.hing the grade of alley het. Windsor Ave &Queen st.from North line of Mettel's Sub to Clinton . street 98, 105 „ ' ' " 15—Officers; Reports of 103 Jul. 6—Officers; Re)orts of 119 " 20—Officers; Reports of 129 " 20—Ordinance establishing the grade on Dillon st.from Grand- view Ave. to alley South of Curtis st 130 " 20—Ordinance establishing the grade on l'ierce st. from West . ' Locust to Anuella sts 131 " 20—Ordiname establishing the grade of alley first South of Dodge st.front Grandview Ave.to Malady St 131 " 20—Ordinance repealing t he Provisions of a Resolution adopted by the council Mar. 2nd,1891,providing for a 10 ft. sidewalk on Grandview Ave.from Delhi St.south 131 " 20—Ordinance establishing the grade on Pine st. from 23rd to 26th sts 132 . " 20—Ordinance vacating H uft st from south line of Railroad Ave to south line of Dubuque Harbor Co.'s Add ; also alley , •,, bet. Huff& Salina sts. from south line of Railroad Ave to south line of Dubuque Harbor Co.'s Add 184, 132, 175 Aug. 3—Officers; Reports of. 146 " 3—Ordinance in rel.to traveling physicians license of; amend- ment of Sec. 13 Chapter XXVI of the Revised Ordi- nances of 1901 187, 151, 156 17—Officers; Reports of 153 " 17—Ordinance establishing a grade on 17th st.from East line of Clay st. to alley bet. Pine& Maple sts 155 " 17—Ordinance requiring the C. 14. W. Rv. Co. to re-construct viaduct on Peru Road over and across the tracks of said C. G. W. Ry.Co 155 Sep. 7—Officers; Reports of 171 • " 21—Ohmert, 1. E.;pet. of in rel. to M. Kohn maintaining a smoke house in rear of 12th&Iowa sts 181,245 1 iI , • 1 : 1 $1 . ,+ I Z.' I" • INDEX--Book 35. 1905. SUBJECT. PAGE. 0 " 21—Officers; Reports of 181 " 21—Ordinance granting the Dubuque&Sioux City Ry. Co. the right to lay a switch and sidetrack in Jackson st.from 7th to 8th sts Oct. 5—Officers; Reports of 183 5—Ordinance establishing a grade on Grandview Ave. from 202 Delhi st. to South Dodge st 207 " 19—Officers; Reports of 213 " 19—Ordinance approving and adopting the plans and spec.for the construction of viaduct over and across the tracks of the C. G. W. Ry. Co. at Peru Road and providing for the construction and maintenance of same. 219 Nov. 2—Officers; Reports of 230 2—Ordinance vacating the southerly 180 ft of alley bet.Alpine • and Nevada sts.north of West Third street 232, 241 r J Dec. 7—Officers; Reports of 257 — r • 'r, I ' I ti . • r : i • 11111- 9 ,t ar;w. 1 INDEX--Book 35. 1903. SUBJECT. PAGE. P Jan. 5—Patch, S J ; Notice of Claim of for personal damages 3, 42 5—Patrol True; matter of purchasing of 6 " 19—Plotzcr, Ii. & J. H. Rhomberg;Taxes 9 Feb. 16—Plapp, F. W. & \lrs. L. Lorenz; Taxes 25, 30 " 1(3—Police Dept.; members of pet. of in rel. to increase of sal- ary of 107, 25 38 39 50, 67 Mar. I6—Purchasing Committee's Report relative to Ald.Needhant's statement in GlobeJournal Apr. 6—Pitts-Thompson Fdry. Co.; Taxes \1 a v 4—Peterson &Slocum; Bill of 75 " 4—Purchasing Committee inst. to purchase paving brick for Road Del, 80, 105 Jun. 1—Police Dept ; matter of purchasing hats for 98 15—Pierce St.: pet. of N. \lettel Jr.in rel. to grade of 103, 124 " 15—Prairie St., East side of bet. Arlington& West 14th sts.; sidewalk ordered on 106 Jul_ 6—Parker, John et al.; pet.of in rel. to increasing laborers pay to 171/2 cents per hour 119 " (3—Pierce St , from West Locust to Angclla sts. profile of grade of 124 (3—Pine St. from 23rd to 26th Sts ; Res ordering Imp. of 134, 148. 150, 154,159, 175, 260,264. 127, 128, 130 Aug. 3—]lumbers Ordinance Confit.; pet. of in rel. to passing of Ordinance appointing an Inspector of Plumbing 146 Oct. 5—Pfeffer, Aug.; pet. of in rel.to purchase of horses for Fire Dept 202,242 " 5—Prager, 1, &Co.; Tams 202 Nov. 2—Police Dep.; matter of purchasing overcoats for 233 " 16—Pier Bros.; awarded contract to furnish city with Wood.— 243 Dec. 7—Police Dept.; matter of purchasing caps for 260 • • • I V INDEX--Book 35. 1905. SUBJECT. PAGE Q May 18—Queen st. to Burden Ave., also alley bet. Windsor and Queen sts. from Clinton to Queen sts.; profile of grade of 101,84, 97 Sep. 7—Queen st. Extension, also alley from Clinton to Queen sts • Extension;pet. of A. Hoerner in rel. to grading of s 170,260 Dec. 21—Quarrymen employed to take out rock for crusher 264 • A • • 1 , • . INDEX--Book 35. 1905. -;I.ItlFCT. • PAGE a Jan. 19—Ryan, Thos.; Taxes 7, 30 Feb. 2—Ragatz, Mrs. Cath.; Taxes 22 " 2—Road l list rids; matter of re-districting of 22 28-16elia rdson, B. F.; Taxes 28 Mar. 16—Rohr, Aug.; Taxes 37, 66 '' 16—Reynolds, C. H.;Taxes (spec. assm't) 38, 52 • " 16—Railroad Companies in City; matter of collecting taxes from 38, 53 May 4—Rasquin, Beatrice; Claim of for personal damages, settle- ment of suit of 79, 84 .. " 18—Rooney,Jos,;pet. of asking that he be appointed a mem- ber of Police Force 83 I 8-1thomberg ave North side of bet. White and Jack. sts.,also • . on White st ; sidewalk ordered on 85 " 18—Rhomberg Ave. North side of bet.Jack. and Wash. sts : sidewalk ordered on 85 I/ I tin. 15—Rhomberg Ave,West side of bet. Schiller and Middle ayes ; sidewalk ordered on 107 15—Rhotitherg Ave., East side of bet. Schiller and Middle ayes.; . sidewalk ordered on 107 15—Rhoniberg Ave., East side of bet. Windsor and Stafford L I : ayes.;sidewalk ordered on 107 .....-: " 15—Rhomherg Ave., West side of bet. Schiller and Humboldt ,fT :. '• a-cs; sidewalk ordered on 107 jul. 20—Rhomherg, A. L.;Taxes (spec. assin't) 133, 153 Aug. 3—Rogers. i',. R.; pet.of in tel to abating nuisance on Waller & Kemler property on North side of Bennett st 146 --t Sep. 7—Ryder, P. F.; pet. of in rel. to had condition of gutter in 6th st. bet. Main and Locust st q 171, 185 ,.!,..4 . .. k Dee. 7—Rokuse , F.et al.; pet. of in rel.to completing Bee Branch ..v. het. Cedar and Sycamore sts 257 t,.* " 21—Rhomherg, A. L ; Taxes (spec.assm't Union ave. sewer) 263 " 21—Rider,Jno. V.;Taxes (spec. assm't Imp. 4th st. Ext.) 265 •r.P :';,••'•A • „., i; '1 ... ,I. ' .. t't . } . r / . i.. i, .1. . ' t i . • ' f I . ..- i INDEX--Book 35. 1905 SUBJECT. PAGE. S Jan. 5-Sidewalks; Repairing of spec. assnt't levied for 4 5-Smith, Rosa; vs.City of Dubuque;settlement of suit of 5, 21, 25 " 5-Schmitt, H.; Bill of 6 " 19-Sullivan, Mrs. Ellen F; Taxes 7, 22 ` " 19-Sewer for draining lots in West 5th st.;spec. assnt't levied ' for const. of 8 4' " 19-Smice, H. T.; Claim of for personal damages 8 Feb. 2-Spielman, Mrs. Mary C.; Taxes 18 2-Sidewalks;Repairing of spec.assm't leviedfor,(spec.assm'ts ordered canceled) 20,53 " 16-Schwaegler, Mrs.Cath.; Taxes 25,31 , " 28-Siegel, Al; pet. of in rel. to erecting swimming school at foot of 3rd st 28 Mar. 16-Sixth st. bet. l.th st. Extension and Conlin & Kearns Ice • Houses; matter of repairing of 37,55 " 16-Sewer Sanitary in Blocklinger Lane; pet. of F. D. Thiry- inesch in rel to const.of 37 16-Schlegel, M. vs. City of Dubuque; Court costs in suit of 39 1 Apr. 6-Sewer Sanitary in Caldonia Place from Hill to West 8th st.; pet. of E. J. McLaughlin in rel. to const. of 126, 125, 123, 84,82, 80, 64,50,57, 58 6-Seventh Ave. in Ham's Add.; pet of H. Sears Jr.et al. in rel. to Imp. of 50 6-Sewer Sanitary from St.Joseph's Insane Asylum to end of present sewer in West Locust st.;plans and estimated cost for const. of 52 14 6-Sheridan, Cath.vs.City of Dubuque;settlement of suit of. 173,156,55,62 il (i-Sprinkling Wagons;matter of purchasing hose for 55 " 6-Sewer Sanitary in 11th st. from alley first West of Elm sti to center of Cedar street; Res. ordering coast. of 125, 123,98,79, 68,56,58, 64 ' II 6-Sewer Sanitary in Couler Ave. front present manhole in t Sanford st. to manhole in Diagonal st.; matter of const of 80,56,58,64 " 6-Sewer Storm water in Millville Road from West side of cul- vert in Lemon st. westerly 350 feet; Res. ordering const. of 176, 57,67 •' 6-Street Commissioner; matter of creating office of 58,62 • " 20-Snyder, Hattie A.;Taxes (spec.assm't) 61, 178 " 20-Schneider,H. F. C.; pet. of in rel.to connecting with sani- tary sewer abutting his property on Grove Terrace 61 20-Silzer, Mrs. Mary; Taxes 61, 133 " 20-Scott, Mrs.Jennie L.;Taxes 61, 176 " 20-Sidewatks; Cleaning snow and ice from; spec. assm't levied for 63 " 20-Sidewalks; Repairing of;spec. assm't levied for 64 " 20-Scharle, F. D.; Bill of 67 ".::':'. " 20-Streets paved;Cleaning and sweeping of. Street committee to advertise for bids 67,79 " 20-Sewer Storm water in Booth st.from present storm water , sewer ir. O'Neill st.; Res. ordering Const. of 68,79, 105 " 20-Sidewalks; Lumber used for repairing of price fixed at 3c per sq.foot 68 20-Street Sprinkling;amount to be paid for use of water for68 { May 4-Shepple, E H.;Taxes (spec. assm't) 125, 76,84,94 4 " 4-Sewer, sanitary in alley bet.Jack.&Wash. sts.from San- ford to 27th sts.; Res. ordering Const.of 81 i‘ " 4-Sewer Sanitary in Couler Ave. from Sanford to 22nd sts.; Res. ordering Const. of 187, 182, 176, 104,81, 84,99 " 18-Sullivan,T. 0;Taxes 83,98 i Tun. 1-Schwartz,Louisa;Taxes 94, 134 I INDEX--Book 35. . • • • 1905. SUBJECT. PAGE. S Jun. 1—Sidewalks; Repairing of, spec. assm't levied for 96 97 1—Scharle, Theo.; Taxes(spec.assm't) e 1—Street signs; matter of placing of at various Street Corners 99 1—Sewer Sanitary in alley bet.Jack. & Wash. sts. from San- ford to 25th sts.; Res.ordering const.of 218,213, 209, 125, 119, 106,99,104 II 1—Seventeenth street,South side of bet. Maple & Cedar sts.; sidewalk ordered on 101 15—Sewer; Storm Water in Third street ordered repaired 104 Jul. 6—Sidewalks; Repairing of,spec. assm't levied for 121 6—Slot machines;matter of licensing of 127 i 20—Scharle, F. D.; Bill of 133 20—Seventeenth street from Clay to R. R. tracks ling. inst. to prepare a profile of grade of 135, 154 1 Aug. 3—Sewer.Storm water in Fourth street, had condition of 148 i 1' 17—Sidewalk Inspector inst. to fence up all had sidewalks 159 Sep. 7—Sewer, Sanitary in Kniest st ;pet. of C.M. &St.P. Ry. Co in rel.to extension of 170, 178 II 7—Schmid Mfg. Co ;Taxes 170, 209 " 7—Sidewalks; Repairing of,spec assm't levied for 173 7—South Locust st from 1st to Dodge sts.;profile of proposed grade of 175 li 7—Storm Water Sewer in 22nd st.from Jack.st.to Bee Branch sewer in Wash.st.;Eng.inst.to prepare plans&spec. I' for const.of 177, 243 " 7—Seventeenth st.from Clay to Jackson sts.; Res. ordering imp. of 177, 182 ii,` , 7—Sewer Sanitary in West Locust st. from manhole at int. of Union Ave.,thence westerly in Union Ave to Alta Vista st., thence southerly in Alta Vista st.to center of Edina st.; Res. ordering cost.of 263,260, 216, 210, 178, 181 " 7—Sewer Sanitary in Kniest st.from manhole opposite alley bet Rhoni. &Garfield Ayes. to center of Garfield Ave.; • Eng. inst. to prepare plans and spec for const. of 260, 207, 187, 178, 182 I II7—South locust st., West side of bet. Jones and First sts.; sidewalk ordered on 179 " 21—Sears. Henry;Claim of for damages to property 151, 243 " 21—Schollian, E.; Taxes 181, 216 Oct. 5—Schultz,W.et al ;pet. of in rel.to ordering new sidewalk cor. Leibnitz&Clifford sts 202 II 5—Sidewalks; Repairing of,spec.assm't levied for 204 " 5—Sewer Sanitary in Alta Vista st.from center of Edina street III' to present manhole at intersection of Rose street 210, 213 1 II 5—Sewer Foreman; Con Sullivan app't to fill vacancy 211 5—Sidewalks; Cement smooth not allowed to he laid 211 19—Sewer Sanitary in Windsor Ave. or in alley bet. Queen st i. and Windsor Ave.; pet. of J. FIerber et al.,in rd. to const. of 213 't 19—Sewer, Storm Water in Sanford st. from present bed of Cooler creek to Bee Branch sewer accepted 216, 239 I. " 19—Sidewalks New; Eng.inst.to advertise for bids for coast. of;spec. assm't levied for 218, 239 ; Nov. 16—Smedley Steam Pump Co.;Taxes 235 " 16—Salot,Geo.;pet.of in rel. to had condition of retaining !1' wall ahutt'g his property on Madison st 235 • jI: 16—Sidewalks; Repairing of, spec. assnt't levied for. Erroneous assm'ts ordered canceled 237, 258 III Dee. 7—Sisters of the Holy Ghost; Taxes 256 7—Sidewalks; Repairing of,spec.assm't levied for 259 , 7—Sewer, Storm Water in 22nd st. from Jack. st. to Bee Branch sewer in Wash. st. Eng. inst. to prepare plans and spec. for const. of 261, 264 " 21—Street Payed; contract for sweeping etc., of annulled 264. 0 i 1 g , ' INDEX--Book 35. 1905. SUBJECT. PAGE. Jan. 5—Trueb, Mrs. Cath.; Taxes 2, 22 Apr. 20—Thrift, W. II.; Taxes 61 Jun. 1—Telegiaph-llerald; Bill of 94, 126 Aug. 3—Trades&Labor Congress; pet of asking cit.‘ fl,r an appro- priation for Labor Day Celebration 146, 176 " 17—Tax List for 1905; Referred to Board of Equalization 154 Sep. 21—Town Clock taking care of; Bids advertised for. Cont aw'd to J. P. Buechele&Co 185, 207 Nov. 2—Theis, Mis Cath.; Taxes 230, 243 " 2—Tax Levy fur 1905 fixed 233 " 2—Trieloff,Theo ;Taxes (spec. assin't) 235, 261 ,1 Dec. 21—Telegraph& Telephone Companies;matter of licensing of264 , . :4;, , •p , • p.m R E INDEX"Book 35. 1905: SUBJECT. PAGE. V Feb. ;i—Union Electric Co.; matter of sprinkling streets 21,53 Mar. 16—Union Ave. South side of from West Locust to Cox sts.; matter of const.sidewalk on 37 Apr. 6—Union Electric Co. Com.of in rel. to relaying track on 8th st.from Main st.to C. G.W. Ry. Depot 54,57 Jul. 6—U. S. Voting Machine Co.; Corn.of proposing to sell to city nine (9) U. S.Standard Voting machines 119 Aug. 17—Union Ave.,South side of bet. West Locust and Cox sts.; sidewalk ordered on 158 • I ' f t } Y ' Igo INDEX--Book 35. 1903 11jlC f. 1'ACE. V Ian. 5—Voss, Mrs. Amelia; Taxes 2, 22 Jun. 15—Voclker,C. A.; Taxes (spec.assm't) 103, 134 Jul. G—Vernon St.,Smith side of bet. Alta Vista st. and Glen Oak Ave.; sidewalk ordered on 128 Aug. 17—Voting machines; matter of purchase of 156 Oct. 5—Vogel, Adam;Claim of for damages to property 202, 243 Nov. 16—Voelker, C. A.; selected appraiser to assess damages on Bluff st 235 • I „t ' 'sr li ' I t . ' . . JNDEX"Book 35. ..; 1905. SUBJECT. ' PAGE. W . • • Jan. 19—Welu, D.; Taxes 7, 30 • Feb. 2—Wild, in F.; faxes (spec.ass 't) 2---\Veeds; Noxious cutting of spec. assin't levied for 18, 30 r 20 " 16—Weland, Mrs. F ;Taxes 25, 30 Apr. 6—Water mains in Grandview Ave.; petition of D. O'Meara et al. in rel.to extension of . 51 " 6—Water mains in Ries st. thence south in Staffrd Ave. to Eagle Point Ave ;pet. of M.Zwack et al.in rel. to ex- tension of 51 Jun. 1—West Fifth st.;pet.of Mary Langdon in rel, to grade of fronting her property 94 1 " 1—Water Fountain at int. of Alta Vista St. and West 14th; 1 .• pet. of Tudor Jones et al.in rel, to placing of 94 t . II 1—White St., West side of bet. 9th and 10th sts.; sidewalk or- dered on 101 1—Washington st., West side of bet. 13th and 14th sts ; side- walk ordered on 101 ttl. 6—Water Fountain at int of Windsor and Burden Ave .; pet of Jno.A. Reuter et al.in rel. to placing cf 119 " 6—White, Guy; pet. of in rel. to increase of salary of 119 " 6—West 11th st.; matter of repairing of 126 • 20—West'Fifth and Delhi sts ; conditions of sidewalk on 130 , " 20—Wunderlich,Geo. W.; Bill of 134 Aug. 3—White, G.G.; Bill of 187, 170, 156, 146, 153 3—\Vest Locust st. bet Foye and Pierce sts., North side of; sidewalk ordered on 149 ,. ., 17—Willow St.from East end of present improvement to alley -, East of lot 29;pet. of Jno. Kapp in rel.to Inip. of 153 -!,,,• , " 17—Welsh,jno.; Bill of 156 ••,;;;• ,I, , •',' ' Sep. 21—West Eleventh St. and Grace St., North side of bet. Walnut and Race Sts.; sidewalk ordered on 188 •_,1,1 Oct. 5—Weeds; Noxious cutting of; spec. assm't levied for 5—White St., West side of bet. 13th and 14th sts.: sidewalk ordered on 205 211 " 5—West Fifth st., North side of bet. Booth st. and Glen Oak Ave.; sidewalk ordered on 211 " 5—West Seventh st.; matter of repairing stairs on 211 " 19—West Fifth st., North side of bet. Glen Oak Ave. and Delhi st.; sidewalk ordered on 217 Nov. 2—Welsh,Jno.; pet. of in rd.to measuring his macadam 230 " 2—Weihe, F.H. &Co ;Taxes 230 Dec. 21--Washington Park; Trees in ordered trimmed 264 ,i 4 1 • li i ,. •. ,•1 i •!, !•,, , . i • ; . h .4 . • it L 11111111111110111111111momm......._________ -- . }\ INDEX--Book 35. . \\ 1905. SUBJECT. PAGE . Y } Feb. 28—Y. M. A. Ass'n; pet.of in rel. to erem swimming s m6 at foot of Third % 28,39 83 } ) . \ \ I , \ \ \ [ : t \ • • ) ( \ ( . ! . .. ny INDEX--Book 35. 1905. SUBJECT. PAGE. Jul. 6—Zemanek,L.;pet.of asking that he be app't. a member of , ' Fire Dep 119 Nov. 16—Zemanek,L.;app't.assistant market master 242 + • 1; G{ H I t `y BGG Regular Session Jan. 5, 1905. CITY COUNCIL. Regular Session, January 5th, 1905. (Official). Council met at 8:30 o'clock P. M. Mayor Berg in the chair. Present—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons and Needham. Absent—Ald. Stumpf. Ald. Corrance moved that the Coun- cil proceedings for the month of De- cember be approved as printed. Car- ried. BILLS. The following bills were ordered paid: P. Baumgartner, ass't. Market . Master for December $ 36 45 Palmer, Berg & Co., blank books and stationery for various de- partments 144 25 F. P. Hayes, board of prisoners for December 4 20 T. E. Frith, removing garbage and dead animals for De- cember 125 82 T. H. Clark, drugs and supplies for expense and Fire Depart- ments 44 55 C. Pape, repairing fountain at Rhomberg and Windsor Ave- nues 3 SO Key City Gas Co., gas for var- ious departments 117 60 Kelly's book store, stationery and supplies for various depart- ments 13 65 C. T. Bush, photos, 6th and Lo- cust and 13th and Clay Sts 7 50 H. B. McCarten, plumbing Ar- mory Hall 1 05 L. Lindenberg, snow shovel Washington Park 115 G. W. Healey & Son, snow shovel and pail Washington Park65 T. O'Meara, repairing First Ward scales 5 65 G. F. Kleih, hardware expense and Sewer Departments 9 60 Klauer & Kress, hardware ex- pense department 2 05 Iowa Telephone Co., telephone service various departments37 52 Dubuque Telephone Co., tele- phone service various depart- ments 6 00 Fischer & Co., ice delivered at City Hall 16 00 Fischer & Co., coal delivered at City Hall 88 93 J. Beach & Sons, soap City Hall2 95 T. Butt, repairs Road and Sewer Departments F. Schloz & Son, repairs Road and Sewer Departments 4 60 J. Duggan, repairs Road and Mt. Carmel Avenue Depart- ments T. Melloy, sawing wood Road and Police Departments 5 10 8 05 2 75 Klauer & Kress, hardware Road and Sewer Departments 1 50 G. F. Kleih, hardware Road De- partment 14 10 P. Heller, horse shoeing Road Department 4 30 G. Lear, horse shoeing Road De- partment 3 00 Clancy Transfer Co., coal Road Department 2 00 W. J. Burns Co., oil for Road Department 75 Duggan & Cota, hardware, pow- der and fuse Road Department 11 25 Taylor & Gantenbein, paving blocks Road Department 1 25 Avenue Top Mining Co., rock Road Department 1 00 Schroeder -Klein Co., salt Road Department 5 75 McElrath Teaming c'o., sand Road Department 2 25 G. Ragatz & Son, repairs on steam roller 9 70 F. M. Jaeger & Co., dynamite and caps for Mt. Carmel Ave- nue Department 5 75 Wunderlich & Wiederholt, horse shoeing Fire Department 5 10 Lagen & Sloan, horse shoeing Fire Department 11 50 P. Heller, horse shoeing Fire De- partment 3 00 Collings & Pfiff.ner, horse shoe- ing patrol team 11 70 N. .1. Hagerty, veterinary ser- vices fire and patrol teams24 85 Dlcc'lain Bros., salt and bran Fire Department 1 70 Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co, hose Fire Department 3 60 Mullen & Papin, plumbing Fire Department 11 35 Key City Gas Co., coal and coke Fire Department 15 35 Key City Gas Co., rental of gas arcs Fire Department 1 00 '1'. F. Kane, hay and oats Fire Department 119 30 H. J. Hagerty, examining horse Fire Department 5 00 Eichhorn & Bechtel, bran and oil Fire Department 1 75 ,lcDonald & Morrison Mfg. Co, supplies Fire Department 1 50 G. Ragatz & Son, repairs Fire Department 7 35 Jno. Butt, repairs Fire Depart- ment 8 55 Butt I n tett i rs Fire Depart- ment 9 50 F. G. Becker, coal Fire Depart- ment 16 80 P. Evens, coal Fire Department23 45 F. Burns, coal Fire Department24 70 T. J. Mulgrew, coal Fire Depart- ment 13 45 Clancy Transfer Co., coal and wood, Fire Department 27 80 Conlin & Kearns, coal Fire De- partment 24 40 Fischer & Co., coal Fire Depart- ment 18 75 / Regular Session Jan. 5, 1905. Diamond Jo Line steamers, mops Fire Department Schreiber & Conchar Mfg. Co, repairs Fire Department G. W. Healey & Son, never slip calks Fire Department F. M. Jaeger & Co., hardware Fire Department Key City Roofing Co., repairing roof 9th Street Engine House5 00 McDermott & Gow, repairs 9th Street Engine House 2 00 Farley & Loetscher Mfg Co, storm sash Engine House No. 5 31 85 W. Marshall, repairing fire steamers P. Olinger and J. J Linehan C. E. Berry, supplies for Fire Department American La France Fire En- gine Co., rebuilding fire engine R. W. Stewart 1519 00 Thos. T. Carkeek, estimate on plane and specifications for Fifth Ward Engine House 50 00 The Model, half pay on Police overcoats 120 00 J. Boltz, sawing wood Police Department 4 00 J. M. Garrison, wood Police De- partment 2 00 P. Devaney, sawing wood, Police department .... 4 00 H. Schmitt, sawing wood, Police department 1 75 G. F. Kleih, hardware, Police de- partment 1 50 Klauer & Kress, hardware, Po- lice department 90 Clancy Transfer Co., wood, Po- lice department 30 00 P. Even, wood, Police depart- ment .... 6 00 Saunders Meat Co., meat for Matron department .... 5 80 G. H. Davis, stew pot for Ma- tron department 20 Eichhorn & Bechtel, groceries and supplies, Matron depart- ment 13 90 E. J. Mulgrew, bread for Ma- tron department 4 35 Mullin & Papin, plumbing at Matron department 10 80 T. F. Kane, hay for patrol house 13 05 J. E. Hartig, repairs for Engi- neer's department 1 85 F. M. Jaeger & Co., twine for Engineer's department 45 L. J. Schmitt, twine for Sewer department 45 Key City Roofing Co., sewer pipe and cement, Sewer department 13 30 T. J. Mulgrew, sewer pipe and cement, Sewer department .... 75 90 Smith, Morgan Prt'g. Co., weekly and monthly council proceed- ings for November and Decem- ber 29 80 Globe -Journal, official printing for November and December109 23 The Times, printing Mayor's proclamation .... .... .... 2 10 4 00 1 50 23 35 1 30. 37 12 25 00 Telegraph -Herald, official print- ing for November and Decem- ber 67 75 National Demokrat, official print- ing for December 25 00 Union Electric Co., arc lights for December 2069 15 J. G. Becker & Co., drugs for Board of Health 50 H. J. Hagerty, hospital fees, feed and medicine for Fire horse... 16 00 On motion was referred to Committee on Fire. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICA- TIONS. Petition of the Bank & Insurance Building Company, by J. H. Shields, asking that the taxes on their prop- erty be placed at the sum of $75,000.00 for the year 1904. On motion of Aid. Corrance the peti- tion was granted. Petition of Patrick Grue asking that he be allowed 10 days' pay on account of being injured while being employed by the City grading Mt. Carmel Ave. On motion was referred to Committee on Streets and City Engineer. Petition of T. J. Mulgrew Co. asking that a Fire Alarm box be placed at or near their Ice House or barn between Charter and Jones streets. On motion was referred to Committee on Fire. Petition of Theo. J. Huekels asking that the assessed valuation on south one-third of City Lot 481 be reduced from $5000.00 to $4000.00. On motion was referred to Board of Equalization and City Assessor. Petition of Mrs. Catherine Trueb ask- ing for the cancellation of her taxes on lot 1, Rigi's Sub. and lot 12 of Min. Lot 172, for the year 1904. Also petition of Amelia Voss asking that her taxes for 1904 on north 23 ft. of City Lot 335 be canceled. On motion both petitions were re- ferred to the Delinquent Tax Commit- tee. Petition of Farley & Loetscher Mfg. Co. asking for the vacation of alley be- tween Jackson and Washington Streets from Seventh to Eighth Streets, also that they be granted the right to lay and maintain a switch and side track in said Jackson Street abutting their property. On motion was referred to Commit- tee of the Whole. The following petitions and claims were referred to the Committee on Claims and City Attorney: Petition and Claim of Geo. Bippus, claiming the sum of $59.00 for personal damages sustained by being run over Regular Session Jan. 5, 1905. 297 by the Chief of the Fire department. Also Petition and Claim of Nettie Belle Crandall, claiming the sum of $5000.00 for personal damages sustained by falling on a slippery sidewalk lo- cated on the Easterly side of Locust Street, between Fifth and Sixth Streets. Also Petition of Sylvester J. Patch notifying the Council that his wife on Dec. 15th, 1904, fell on a snowy and icy sidewalk located on the East side of Main, between Sixth and Seventh Streets. REPORTS OF OFFICERS. City Treasurer Brinkman reported as follows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: Below you will find statements of amounts advanced by me during the past month, for which please order warrants drawn in my favor: Excavation permits redeemed$ 95.00 Interest on outstanding warrants 750.30 Postage stamps—Expense... 10.00 New York Exchange—Expense.65 Refunded tax—Expense .55 Express charges—Fire 1.50 I also received $10,000.00 money bor- rowed from different parties. Please order Loan Warrants drawn in their favor. Library Orders paid $904.37 Respectfully, H. BRINKMAN, Treasurer. On motion, the report was received and warrants ordered drawn to pay the various amounts, and the report re- ferred back to the committee on Fin- ance. City Auditor Hoffman reported as fol- lows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: Herewith find my report for the month of December, 1904, show- ing the receipts and disbursements for the month: Cash on hand Dec. 1st, 1904.....$ 8,190.33 Receipts from all sources...... 31,566.50 $39,756.83 DISBURSEMENTS. Warrants redeemed $16,119.66 Coupons redeemed . ..... 1.122.50 Water Works coupons re- deemed 10,102.50 $27,344.66 Cash on hand Jan. 1st, 1905 $12,412.17 The above cash balance includes the Improvement Bond Fund, Improvement Bond Interest Fund and Library Fund balances. Also report that there is due the City Officers for the month of December, 1904, $2,663.45. 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: Regular Bond Coupons $ 432.50 Improvement Bond Coupons690.00 Water Works Bond Coupons10,102.50 $11,225.00 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 let, 1904, to Jan. 1st, 1905: Appropriation Expended Expense $40,000 $27,195.64 Road First District 16,000 15,387.62 Second District 20,000 19,998.48 Third District . 9,000 8,377.14 Fire 38,000 25,307.45 Police 28,000 20,856.61 Sewerage 5,000 3,959.70 Printing 2,500 1,282.65 Engineer 2,500 1,815.79 Street Lighting 25,000 18,430.38 Interest 42,000 Board of Health 4,500 2,806.13 Grading 4,000 909.35 Bee Branch 8,500 8,500.00 Special Bonded Paving2,000 789.51 Judgment 2,000 2,000.00' Special Bonded Debt Interest 4,000 2,555.36 Mount Carmel Avenue Grading 1,000 607.45 Sidewalk Repairing 1,000 861.20 Special Sewer Fund8,000 5,378.49 Grading Bluff Street Extension and Villa Street 1,000 988.80 Fifth Ward Engine House 4,000 1,000.00 Total Appropriation.$268,000 Respectfully, F. B. HOFFMAN, Audtior. 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 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 December, 1904: Amount due Firemen...... $2,199.00 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 Decem- ber, 1904: Total Arrests for the month. 69 Residents arrested for the month 29 Doors found open for the month 32 Defective Lights for the month 142 Lodgers harbored for the month... 123 Regular Session Jan. 5, 1905. Meals furnished for the month 21 Cost of Food for the month $ 4 20 Sheriff, dieting prisoners. 22 37 53 S5 Patrol calls for the month Miles traveled Also the pay toll for Policemen for the month of December, 1904: Amount due the Policemen ....$1936.66 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- jort 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 December, 1904: Amount due Laborers on Streets.$243.40 Respectfully submitted; —James H. Boyce, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Streets. Also submit nu- li;iy roll for labor on Sewers during the last half of Decem- ber, 1904: Amount due Laborers on Sewers.$205.80 Respect fully submitted, —James H. Boyce, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Sewers. Also submit my pay roll for labor and Grading out Mt. Carmel Avenue during the lura half of December, 1904: Amount due Laborers $320.30 Respectfully submitted, —James H. Boyce, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Streets. Also submit nay lay roll for Labor on Special Sew rs for the last half of December. 1901: Amount due Laborers $16.50 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. 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 December, 1904. I find from the re- ports of the Police Department that the total hours that 142 lamps failed to burn would equal 21/2 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 November the sum of. $13.50. John W. Lawlor, Committee Clerk, reported as follows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council of the City of Dubuque: Gentlemen: I herewith present war- ranty deed for Lots 1 of 15 and 1 of 16, in Block 30, Dubuque Harbor Improve- ment Co's. Addition to the City of Du- buque, together with the Abstract of Title to said lots and would recommend that the City Recorder be instructed to have said deed properly recorded. Respectfully, —John W. Lawlor, Committee Clerk. Ald. Frith moved that the report be received, and the Recorder instructed to have the same properly recorded. Carried. The following; Weighmasters' and Woodmeasurers' receipts were referred to the Committee on Markets: Frank P. Hayes, City Hall re- ceipts .... ....$39 95 T. Faherty, First Ward scale re- • ceipts .. 7 69 R. Hay, Eighth Street scale re- ceipts 1 60 Louise Pitschner, West Dubuque scale receipts 3 10 Mrs. C. Dec•kert, Rhomberg Ave- nue scale receipts 3 33 C. W. Katz, \Voodmeasurer's re- ceipts 2 85 H. Haubner, Couler Avenue scale receipts 1 57 City Engineer Boyce presented sev- eral bills against the Water Trustees and the Gas Company, for rolling and repairing Trenches in various parts of the City. Ald. Frith moved that the City En- gineer be instructed to collect the above named bills. Carried. 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 month of November, 1904. No remonstrance being filed, the Mayor asked if anyone present had any objection to said Special Assessment. No one remonstrating against said • assessment, 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 re- Regular Session Jan. 5, 1905. pairing Sidewalks during November, 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: 1904. Nov. 1—John J. Keane, Trustee, City, lot 698a Nov, 2—Farley-Loetscher Mfg Co., City, lots 356-358 Nov. 3—Geo. Salot, McCraney's 1st Add., lot 51 Nov. 4—C. B. Scherr, Trustee, Mechanics' Add, lot 155 Nov. 5—C. H. Eighmey, Sub. 2 of 1 of 8 of Min. Lot 159, S. 1-2 lot 1 Nov. 7—Chicago Great Western Ry. Co., right of way, Sanford street Nov. 9—Thos. O'Brien, Glendale Add., lot 158 Nov. 9—Wm. Klauer et al„ Davis Farm Add., lot 213 Nov. 10—Hughes & Blake. Blake's Add., lot 22.. Nov. 10--H. and Edw. Langwor- thy Estate, Glendale Add., lot 153 Nov. 11—Jno. Dowling, Law- rence's Dubuque, lots 9-11. Nov. 11—L. G. Hurd, Gray's Sub, lot 10 Nov. 11—Archibald Ferguson, Sub. Min. Lot 76, lot 1 Nov. 11—Bridget Eagan, Sub Min. Lot 79, lot 16 Nov. 11—Harry F. Walker, Reche's Sub., lot 6 Nov. 12—A. W. and Sidonia Hos- ford, Harper's Sub., lot 3 Nov. 12—Mrs. Sidney Saul, Saul's Sub., lot 1 Nov. 12—Peter Eisbach, Bonson & Stewart's Sub., lot 26 Nov. 12—A. W. Kemler, inion Add.. lot 182 Nov. 14—E. and H. Callihan, Sub of 2 of Min. Lot 63 and part of 69, inion Add., lots 1-2 Nov. 14—Chas. H. Bradley, Cox's Add., E. 1-2, lot 50 Nov. 14—C. B. Scherr. Trustee, Voelker's Add., lot 33 Nov. 14—Chas. W. Buse, Sub. 2 of 130, L. H. Langworthy's Add., lot 1 Nov. 15—Rich. Waller Est, Schroeder's Add., lot 20.. Nov. 15—C. B. Scherr, Trustee, Schroeder's Add., lot 32.. Nov. 15—Wm. Schaefer, Buse - man's Sub., lots 18, 19 and 20 Nov. 16—C. A. Alexander, Sub. 3, Babcock's. lot 2 Nov. 16—Engelhardt Hemmi, Sub. 3 and 4, Stafford's Add., N. 50 feet, lot 1 Nov. 16—Adam Mueller, Sub. 3, Gieger's Sub., lot 10 Nov. 16—Leonard Buehler, Feng- ler's Add., lot 31 Nov. 16—Marg. Pals, Cook's Add, lot 60 Nov. 18—James Rowan, Sub. 6, 7, 8, 9, Quigley's Sub, lots 11, 12, 13, 14 Nov. 18—A. L. Collier and L. H. Langworthy. Trustees, East Dubuque Add., lot 372 NOV. 18—L. H. Waples, f'ity, lot 2 30 55 65 50 75 85 1 45 45 50 1 00 95 1 65 55 60 35 65 40 40 40 35 50 40 40 1 05 85 6 70 1 35 45 40 45 1 25 2 80 49 45 50 Nov. 18--J. V. & S. P. Rider, Sis- ters' Add., lots 8-9 40 Nov. 19—Ellen O'Halleron, Fin- ley's Add., lots 14-15 45 Nov. 19—Mary E. Dunn, Finley's Add., lots 16-17 41 Nov. 19—Jas. Mullen Est., Fin- ley's Add., lot 11 40 Nov. 19—Nie. Glab, Finit'y's Atltl lot 156 45 Nuv. 19—\\'m. Iteche Est Etches Sub. No. 2, lot 17 1 25 Nov. 21—K. & L. F. Kolfenba, h, Glendale Add., lot 57 45 Nov. 21 --.Inc. Kessler, Glendale Add., lot 37 50 Nov. 21—Jno. Olinger, Boulevard Add., lots 1 and 46 4 75 Nov. 22 --Hughes & Blake, Blake's Add., lots 25-26-27 60 Nov.'22—John Flynn. Sub. Alin Lot 191, lot 2 1 10 Nov. 23—A. J. Lembert;, et :tl Nloinschmidt's Sub., lot 7 50 Nov. 23—Jos. L. Illrd. Finley- Waples & Burton's Add., lot 13:, 70 Nov. 2.—Henry 1 :union. I 'inlvv- \V;iplos & Burton's Add.. lot Ido 1 30 Nov. 25--'1']tus. Alcoh-iti, Subs. 131- 1"2, l'niun Add.. Ito - 50 Nov. 2:—lthutnn,•r:; .\ i;tiuglc, Rose lull Add., lots 2-7-\ 1 20 Nov. 25—Patrick 'Trainer, t'niun Add., \\' so ft. lot 197 3i Nov. 21 --.\. \\'iltlhatber, City N 2-3 lot -197 40 Nov. 2:- -Louisa Schunk, D;tvis Farm Add., lot '2.87 43 Nov. 2 --J. B. (tliun t-. Davis Farm Add., S 1-2 lot '81 45 Nov,. 25 -Louis lit-llt•r, Davis Fart Atiti., Int 28t 95 Nov. 2S—,J,is. Lo i, Davis Farm Atltl., lot r5 Nov. 2--t'Irit-h Willy, Sults. 21S- 219, Davis l"nrut .\tld., lot 2 55 Nov. 21—I1,•nry Deville, (lloudale Atlt1., lot 45 50 Nov. 26—Jas. Rowan, Brcakey's .ATI., lot S 59 Nov. 2---\l:uv Siizer, Cox's Add, iV 1-2 lot 47 45 Nov. 29—Mt. t. Joseph's Col- lege, Sub. 1 of Mtn. Lots 186 and 187 lot 2 55 Nov. 29—John Flynn, Sub. Min. Lot 191, lot 2 35 Nov. 29—Wm. K. Stewart, Guern- sey & Langworthy's Add., lot 3. 40 Nov. 29—A. J. Van Duzee, O'Neill's Sub. No. 2, lot 23 45 Nov. 29—Emma White, Finley Home Add., lot 16 95 Nov. 29—G. B. Wood, Finley Home Add., lot 18 35 Total $ 56 40 Ald. Frith moved to adopt the reso- lution. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons and Needharc. Absent—Ald. Stumpf. REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT- TEES. Ald. Corrance, chairman of the com- mittee on Claims, reported a,s follows: The undersigned committee on Claims and City Attorney, to whom was re- ferred the above proposition of Rosa Regular Session Jan. 5, 1905. Smith to settle her case for $400.00, would respectfully recommend that the same be received and filet:. Ald. Corrance moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Ald. Jones, chairman of the commit- tee on Public Grounds and Buildings, presented an insurance policy on the Ninth Street Engine House, which had been referred to the above named com- mittee at the previous meeting, and moved that a warrant for $25.20 he drawn in favor of I. C. Chamberlain for the premium on same. Ald. Needham moved a substitute, that the policy be referred back to the committee on Public Grounds and Buildings. Substitute carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Frith, Lyons and Needham. Total, 4. Nays—Aids. Corrance and Jones. To- tal, 2. Absent—Ald. Stumpf. Ald. Jones also reported as follows: Your committee on Public Grounds and Buildings, to whom was referred the bill of H. Schmitt for $2.00 for cleaning around Jackson Park, would respectfully recommend that an order be drawn on the City Treasury in set- tlement of the claim. Ald. Jones moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Ald. Needham, chairman of the com- mittee on Police and Light, reported as follows: Your committee on Police and Light beg leave to report, that at the request of Chief Reilly we have ordered Ell- wanger Bros. to make a complete new set of Patrol Harness, except collars, and Mr. Ellwanger take the old harness by the city paying him $35.00 cash. Ald. Needham moved to adopt the report. Carried. Ald. Clancy, chairman of the com- mittee of the Whole, reported as fol- lows: Your committee of the Whole would respectfully recommend that the City Engineer be instructed to prepare a plat of Grandview Avenue, showing the curb line set at twenty feet out from the property line. Also that said En- gineer examine the grade on said ave- nue and report as to whether or not it would be advisable to change the same for the purpose of draining said ave- nue. Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Ald. Jones moved to adjourn until January 19th, 1905. Carried. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. Attest: 6;7 ` ' ' Recorder Regular Session Jan. 19, 1905. CITY COUNCIL Regular Session, January 19th, 19ua. (Official). Council met at 8 o'clock P. M. Mayor Berg in the chair. Present—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—None. PETITIONS AND COMMI'NI('A- TIONS. Petition of Dubuque Altar Co., ask- ing that the City Treasurer be instructed to accept payment of tax for 1904 in accordance with Ordinance passed Aug. 16th, 1900. On motion of Ald. Frith the petition was granted. The following' petitions of Union Sol- diers and widows of Union Soldiers, asking for exemption of their home- steads from taxation to the amount of $800.00 were referred to the Delinquent Tax Committee. A. E. Keen. Wm. Beyers. Nicholas Jarrett. Mrs. Ellen Sullivan. Petition of Dominick Welu, asking that the assessment on lot 5, Woodlawn Park Add., be fixed at $150.00. Also petition of Thomas Ryan, ask- ing for a reduction of his taxes for 1904 on lots 67 and 68, McCraney's Ad-. dition. On motion both petitions were refer- red to the Board of Equalization. Petitions of the Iowa Home Insur- ance Co. and Traub & Feigner, asking that they be given their share of Fire Insurance on city's property. On motion both petitions were refer- red to the Committee of the Whole. Petition of G. H. Mueller, asking that the vacation of sidewalk over which his house extended on Kniest Street be made in a legal manner. On motion was referred to the ('ity Attorney. Claim of Bridget O'Connell, claiming the stnn of $3,000.00 for personal dam- ages sustained by falling on a slippery sidewalk at southwest corner of Clay rnd Thirteenth Streets. On motion referred to Committee on Claims and City Attorney. REPORTS OF OFFICERS. City Engineer Boyce reported as fol- lows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Council': Gentlemen:—I herewith submit my pay roll for labor on streets in the First and Third Districts for the first half of January, 1905: Amount due laborers on streets..81 7,. - Respectfully submits,• I. JAMES 11. BOY('E, ('ity Engineer. Approved by the committee on Streets. Also submit my pay roll for labor on sewers during the first half of Jan- uary, 1905: Amount due laborers on sewers..$192.60 Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE; ('ity Engineer. Approved by the Committee on Sewers. On motion the pay rolls on Streets and Sewers were• re,•, iI d and war- rants ordered ,Irac(n to pay the v:u•- ious amounts, n,l the pay rolls refer- red back to the proper committees. City Treasurer Brinkman reported as follows: To the Hon. Mayor and ('ity Council: Gentlemen:—Jan. 12th, 1903, an as- sessment was levied for brick paving alley alongside of Public Library property, amount $206.80. Will the City pay this assessment? On motion the matter was referred to the Committee of the Whole. City Treasurer Brinkman also re- ported as follows: I have received communication from the C., M. & St. Paul It. It. co., also the C. G. W. R. R. c'e.. :ul 1 presume the other two rnilrcr,i,ls will ask the sane question. Will the City accept their taxes for 1904 same as 1903. pending decision of Supreme Court, relative to the validity of the action of the City Assessor in raising the amount returned by State Board. Respectfully, H. BRINKMAN, City Treasurer. Ald. Corrance moved that the 'Treas- urer be instructed to accept the taxes from the various Railroad con)puci05 for 1904 on the same conditions as last year. Carried. The Water Works Trustees present- ed their quarterly report for the three months eliding December 31st, 1904. The Mayor appointed a Special Com- mittee consisting of Ald. Lyons, Jones and Frith 11, audit the same. The annual report of the Carnegie - Stout Free Public Library was pre- sented and read and on motion re- ceived and ordered published in the proceedings of the Council. The report follows: To the \l:,) nr :u01 Council of the City of Dubuque: The law relative to the conduct of public libraries requites that the Board of Trustees shall. each year, make to It :. .I 1.11 iy e.3442 Regular Session Jan. 19, 1905. the Council a report for the year end- ing December 31st, showing the gen- eral condition of the library, and amount of money expended for its maintenance during such year. In compliance with this requirement, your Hoard of Library Trustees here- with submit their annual report, cov- ering the period from January 1st to December 31st, 1904. During the past year 2,137 hooks have been added to the library, 101,687 vol- umes have been circulated, 103 books have not been returned, or have been lost and a statement of the fines col- lected and the money expended in the maintenance of the library during the past year is found in the appended summary :ilid report: Amount of tax of 1903 collected to Dec. 31, 1904 $7.380.27 Amount of tax collected from previous years 302.81 Bala ncon hand, Dec. 31, 19031,174.20 l'up:aid checks, $15, $10, $3.85.... 28.85 Total amount for support $8,586.13 Warrants drawn 7,652.96 Balance on hand $1,233.17 Note: -The first item of $7,380.27 in- cludes the sum of $205.33 collected on tax of 1904. EXPENDiTFItES FOR 1904. Salaries $3 375.30 Books 1,340.55 Binding 649.23 Printing 119.95 Stationery 75.70 Periodicals 227.40 Heat 804.55 Light .......... .... 613.18 Building repairs 261.36 Sundries 185.74 $7,652.96 LIBRARIAN'S CONTINGENT FUND. RECEIPTS. Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1904....$105.65 Received from Auditorium 105.00 Received for tickets for out of town membership 3.00 Received from lost book .60 Received from fines 204.73 Received from general fund 25.00 $443.98 Brought forward $ 443.98 EXPENDITURES. Paid for Sundries - January $31.70 February 50 25 March April May June July August September October November December 63.10 35.32 32.b2 12.65 23.92 38.23 31.05 21.71 . 26.70 35.75 402.90 Jan. 1, 1905, Balance $ 41.08 Respectfully submitted, -Board of Library Trustees. 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 constructing a 12 -inch Tile Pipe Sewer for draining certain lots on West Fifth Street. Also a communication from R. W. Kemler remonstrating against said as- sessment. On motion said communication was received and filed. Whereupon Ald. Frith offered the following: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That to pay for con- structing a 12 -inch Tile Pipe Sewer for draining certain lots on West Fifth Street, 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 here- inafter named, situate and owned, and for the several amounts set opposite each lot or parcel of real estate, as follows: H. J. Ellis. Sub. 7 of Min. Lot 79, • lot 3, 61 lin, ft $ 28 35 R. W. Kemler and \Vm. Hin- trager, Sub. 6 of 7 of Min. lot 79, lot 2, 35 lin. ft 16 3C R. W. Kemler and Wm. Hin- trager, Sub. 6 of i of Min. lot 79, lot 1, 132 lin. ft 61 35 'total $106 00 Ald. Frith moved to adopt the reso- lution. Carried by the following vote: Yeas -Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays -None. A bill of Dr. F. J. Hilger was pre- sented, for attending Mr. Barrett, who had been wounded by Officer Cody. Amount of bill $10.00 On motion the bill was referred to the Committee on Police and Light and Chief of Police. REPORTS OF STANDING COM- MITTEES. Ald. Corrance. chairman of the Com- mittee on Claims, reported as follows: Your Committee on Claims would re- spectfully report that H. T. Smice, who fell on a slippery sidewalk on Rush Street and thereby dislocated his shoulder, appeared before your com- mittee and asked that he be allowed compensation for such injuries. After a thorough investigation of the cir- cumstances, we deemed it advisable to effect a settlement, and therefore offer- ed him $25.00, provided he accept the same as full compensation for all dam- ages growing out of said accident. Said offer being accepted, and a waiver sign- Regular Session Jan. 19, 1905. ed, we had the City Treasurer advance the stipulated amount, and would rec- ommend that a warrant In the sum of $25.00 be ordered drawn In favor or! the City Treasurer to reimburse him for the amount so advanced. The aforesaid waiver vve hereto at- tach and make a part of this report. H. CORRANCE, Chairman. 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 petition of Patrick Grue, asking that he be al- lowed pay for the time he lost on ac- count of injuries received through negligence of a fellow employe vwhilLt working on Grandview Avenue, would recommend that a warrant in the sum of Ten Dollars be ordered drawn on the City Treasurer in favor of said Patrick Grue in full settlement of all claims he may have against the city growing out of said accident. E. E. FRITH. Chairman. Aid.. Frith moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Ald. Jones, chairman of the Com- mittee on Public Grounds and Build- ings, reported as follows: Your Committee on Public Grounds and Buildings, to whom was referred the policy of the Iowa State Insurance Co. for $2,000.00 on the Central Engine House, would recommend that a war- rant in the sum of $25.20 be ordered drawn on the City Treasurer in favor -of I. C. Chamberlain, agent, for pay- ment of said policy. RUDOLPH JONES, Chairman. MATT CLANCY. Ald. Jones moved to adopt the report. Carried. Ald. Clancy. Chairman of the Fire Committee, reported as follows: Your Committee on Fire begs to re- port that we have tested the steamer "R. W. Stewart," which was recently overhauled, and finding but minor de- fects which the American-LaFrance Fire Engine Co. has agreed to make good, would recommend that said steamer he accepted. MATT. CLANCY, Chairman. R. JONES. H. CORRANCE. Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Ald. Jones, Chairman of the Printing Committee, moved that the City Re- corder be instructed to advertise for bids for printing the Index and bind- ing 25 copies of the Council proceedings for the year 1904. Carried. Ald. Jones, Chairman of the Board rd of Equalization, reported as follows: Your Board of Equalization. to whom was referred the petition of 'Theodore J. Huekels, stating that the assessment valuation or South one-third of ('itc Lot lS1 had erroneously been fixed :it $5.000.00, and asking therefore that said valuation he reduced to $1.0(10.00 would recommend that the prayer of the peti- tioner be granted and that the Treas- urer be instructed accordingly. Also. your hoard nt' I:qu:aliz:shon. to tv hunt was referred the petition of the A. A. cooper Wagon ;and Buggy Co.. slcing that the ;assessed valuatioo of lt.. cooper Wagon Warks Block he re- duced $5.000.00 would n'comme•nd that said petition it.• received and tiled. Also, your Board of i:qu:alization. to whom was referred the petit nit ,,r 11. Pfotzer and J. 11. I;hombe•re, stating that City Lot 245 is :assessd ;it $*,000,00 and asking that said valuation he re- duced to $4.000.00, tvoatl(1 respell full? re- port that We find 111)011 investigation that said lot is :assessed at but $(!."d(ti:t which we consider a fair valuation, and would therefore recomniend that said petition he received and tiled. Also. your itoard of Equalization, to whom was referred the petition of the Dubuque Star !hewing Co.. asking that the City Treasurer he instructed to ae- c•elrt payment of taxes on its personal property on n basis erf $5,000,00 v:alna- ti0n. Would recn;nouaxl that the prayer of the petitioner be not granted, but that the Treasurer be instructed to ac- cept such taxes 0n a basis of *15,000.00 valuation. provided the same be paid within thirty drays from the date of the adopt ion of t his report. Itt:D tLPlI J()Ni:s, ('h:airi aan. Aid. Jones moved to adol.t the vari- ous reports of the Board of E•maliza- tiott. C:imild. Chairman of the Com- mittee of the Whole, reported :as fol- lows: Your Committee of the \\•hole, t0 whom wos ,refered the petition of the Farley & [met seller Mfg. Cu.. asking that the ;alley het WOit Jackson and Washington Streets from Seventh to Eighth Street be vacated, would recom- mend that the prayer of the petitioner he granted and that the proper pro- ceedings he taken to vacate said alley. "M:\'I"1'. ('l.:\ Ncy. Chairman. Ald. Clancy nrnve• i to adopt the re- port. Carried. Whereupon Ald. Clancy offered the following: Whereas, the Farley & Loetscher Manufacturing Company has filed its petition asking for the vacation of the 10 V Regular Session Jan. 19, 1905. alley between Jackson and `Washing- ton Streets, from Seventh Street to Eighth Street, and represents that it is the owner of .all the land abutting the part ..f said alley so asked to be vacated: n w therefore Iie it ItIto IVed by the City Council of the ('ity of Dubuque, that the City Engineer be directed to make a survey of that part of said alley proposed to he vacated, to he filed in said Engi- neer's ollice subject to public inspec- tion, and to give the notices required by ordinance to all owners of the prop- erty ;abutting said ground proposed to 1,e so vacated and to publish the notice required by ordinance of said proposed Vacation. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes --Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons. Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Ald. Clancy moved to adjourn until February 2nd, 1905. Carried. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. Attest: . , .! ........ ... Recorder Approved • 0 190 b ayor hist of Warrants. List of City Warrants City Recorder's Office. Dubuque, Ia., January 2nd, 1905. 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 December, 1904: C. H. Berg, salary. Mayor $116 65 H. Brinkman, salary. Treasurer133 30 J. A. McKinlay, salary, Deputy Treasurer . 100 OO Jno. Krayer. clerk, Treasurer's office 60 00 Chas. F. Arendt, salary. Re- corder 116 65 Wm. A. Kaep, salary, Deputy Recorder 80 00 F. B. Hoffman. salary. Auditor116 65 C. B. Scheer. salry. Assessor125 00 A. Doerr, Jr., salary. Assistant Assessor 100 00 J. J. Murphy, salary, Assistant Assessor 100 00 J. W. Kintzinger, salary, Attor- ney 150 00 J. C. Longueville. salary, Assis- tant Attorney 75 00 Thos. Reilly, salary, Chief of Po- lice 100 00 Jno. Reinfried, salary, Fire Chief 100 00 J. W. Lawlor, salary, Committee Clerk 100 00 Jas. Boyce. salary. City Engi- neer.. .. .. '166 65 E. Anderson, salary. Assistant Engineer.... .. .. .. 100 011 G. White, salary. Rodman 50 00 G. N. Raymond, salary. Super- intendent of Street Sprinkling 60 00 E. Herron, clerk in Auditor's and engineer's office 75 00 Wm. Hipman, salary, Electric- ian.... .. .. .. .................. S3 30 F. P. Hayes, salary, Marketanas- ter.... .. .... 50 00 T. Cahill, salary, Park Custodian 10 00 H. Henge, salary, Park Custo- dian 40 00 T. Flaherty, salary, Park Custo- dian .... .. 10 00 Dr. B. F. Michel, salary. Health Officer.. .. •................ 50 00 F. Flynn, salary, Sanitary Pa- trolnian fi0 00 C. Baumann, salary, Poundmas- t e t' 40 00 Mrs. H. Koenig, salary. .Tni- tress 20 00 T. Conigisky. salary. Sidewatfc 5n 00 Inspector...... . . C. W. Katz, salry. \Whar'fnuis- ter.... 90 00 M. Clancy. salary, Alderman._ 'S 00 H. Co'ranee, salary. Alderman 9 5 00 E. Frith, salary, Alderman.. 00 Mr. .Tones, salary, Alderman25 00 E. Lyons. salary. Alderman 25 00 Jos. Needham, salary, Alder- man _5 0n Jno. Stumpf, salary, Alderman 25 00 Miss E. B. ltupprec'ht, steno- grapher 20 00 M. Eitel, fireman $25 00 J. Essm:ut. fireman i .. ;: an A. uc•ciin, fireman.... .... 60 n0 J. Flynn, fireman.... .... 65 00 J. Raskin. fireman.... .. .. f,0 00 A. Neer, fireman.... .. 50 00 J. Tsc•hu.li, fireniun.... 50 nn J. Sc'honberger, fireman.. 5n nn J. Daley, fireman 65 nu J. Barnes, fireman ;5 nn T. It -der, fireman.... .. .. .. (3715100 G. Beyer, fireman f,.5 0010)\\'. Tlucey. fireman. .. .. 60 00 F. \lurphy. fireman._ .... 50 00 W. \icClain, fireman.. .. .. 50 00 \l. Iv•Ily, fireman.... .. .. 50 00 D. :\hern. fireman 65 O0 P. Zillig. fireman._ .................10 nn T. Flynn. fireman ( 1 00 Al. Nwceney, fireman.... 50 00 H. Cain, fireman .. 0 0n 7. Benzo'. fireman.... .... n 00 J. Mc•Gloughlin, fireman.... .. .... 50 00 A. McDonnell. fireman.... .. .... 5i 50 7. 1\1urphy, fireman.... P. Fury, fireman.... .. .. .. . .... .0 00 W. Kannolt. fireman.... ..65 26 G. Gherke. fireman.. .. .. .. .... 6565 00 I'. Kennedy. fireman............50 •\n F. Baumgartner. fireman.. .. .... 50 00 J. Smith. fireman.... .. .. .. .... 50 0n C. l<annolt, fireman.. .. .. .. .... (.; 00 .T. Allen. fireman.... .. .. .. ... 60 00 M. Fahey, fireman...... .. .. . 50 00 \\ e i'Comnell, fireman.... .. .. 60 00 I;. \\"eston, fireman.... .. .. ...... 65 00 1 Kenneaily, firem:un.... .. ...... 60 00 E. McDermott. firemn.... .... .. 50 00 1'. Ahern, fireman.... .. .. ........ 50 00 J. H. Barry. police 8 25 II. Burke!. police .... .. ............ 51 65 .1. Carter. lelicr•.... .. . ......... 67 20 .1 Clone, police.. .... 1 6:c In.., Cn.1), i.oIicc.... .... .. e0 00 \C. C.uei<, polis.•.... .. .... 60 00 \\'. ('nrsor:ut, police .... .. .. 51 65 I. I'. Cummins. pulite.... .. .. 51 65 Ii. Dahlin. 1.1111ce.... .. '.n 00 I. Fitzput risk, poliso :.I it5 las. Flynn, pulic,• nn Jno. Fox.police 5I G5 \yin. Frith. polis .... .. .. 6''. nn I.. (:Passel. perllre•.. .. •.. .. .. 4i 75 I'. G;ty• polis,•.. .... .. I nn BB Nanton, police.... .. ou !t5 l,netsch.•r, police.. .. .. 4' I'. Me('ulliits. i;;;11••0.. .. .. .. 5u n0 P. 1\le•Tnerii.•y, poli...•.. .. .. .. ..... ii. 1l. (i'('onnor. police• .... .. e;' nn Jno. \lurphy, police.... .. .. :n 00 Jno. l'010,411, police r,. 1n 51 i J. Rooney. 111,1)'.1 nb. .las. Ryan, bolter.. .. .. .......... G; 20 M. .11:‘%10,Polis e .... .. .. .......... P. Scharff. police n nn Al. Scher, police.... F. Spellman, police.... .. .. ...... :.1 65 P. Sutton. peillcr•.. .. .. .. ........ :I,•• . 51 6. M. Stapleton, police ...... .. .. ... -806 List of Warrants. J. Stoltz. police.... .. .......... 51 65 P. Sullivan. police.... .. .... .... 50 00 Jno. i.. Sullivan, police.... .. .. .. 47 65 T. tiwccney, police .... .. .. .... 65 00 L. Zeidman, police .... .. .. .. .... 51 65 Miss B. Brennan, police matron 30 00 Mrs. K. Hibhe, police matron.. 30 00 Labor on streets in the different dis- tricts during the last half of November. 1904: A. Alderson, 3rd 5 40 John Burns. 1st.... .. .. .. 4 05 Jos. Broullette, 1st.. .. ........ 5 85 Paul Becker, 3rd .. .. 12 85 W. H. Bernhard, 3rd.. .... .. 5 40 D. .T. Brightbill, 3rd.... .. 11 50 Jos. Brown, lst.-7 85, 3rd. -4 5012 35 W. Coughlan, 1st 7 10 Jas. Callaghan, 1st.... .. .. .. .... 20 00 J. Connolly. 1st.... .. .. .. 17 55 T. Donahue. 3rd.... .. .. 5 85 John Egan. 1st.... .. .. .. 1 35 H. Fleck, 1st. -26 25, 3rd. -15 0041 25 N. Frith, lst.-17 50, 3rd. -10 00.. 27 50 Barney Glass, 1st.... .. .. 1 35 Pat. Gilloon, 1st.... .... .. 3 30 Frank Gavin, 1st.. .. .. 20 00 C. Gruenzig, 3rd .. .. ...... 7 45 J. Geasland, 3rd .. .. .. .... 1 35 J. Hansen, Special Sewers.... .. 9 00 John Kness, 1st. -5 25, 3rd. -3 50... 8 7b Mike Lavin, lst.-5 25, 3rd. -3 50.. .. 8 75 Jos. Martinek. 3rd.. .. .. .... 5 40 J. McNulty. 1st .. .. .. .. .. .... 5 40 W. McDermott, 1st.... .. .. ...... 4 05 Pat McPol a n d, 3rd.. .. .. .. 5 10 Jas McCormack, Health.... .. .... 17 55 James Purcell, 1st.. .. 5 40 James Parker. 3rd.... .. 5 40 W. Quinlan, 1st. -5 25, 3rd. -3 50S 75 Phil. Reddin, 1st.... .. .. .. 4 05 Jos. Rooney, lst.-7 85, 3rd. -4 5012 35 John ~lien r. 1st .... .. .. .. .. 6 80 ♦ '. Sheridan. 1st.... .. .. .. .. 5 40 Nick tiwceney, 1st. -4 85, 3rd. -3 258 10 John Welsh, 1st 2 70 Duke Ward, 1st 2 70 W. Wea rmouth, 3rd.... .. .. .... 20 00 F. G. Becker, 1st. Teams 8 80 Jos. Calvert. 1st. Teams 23.20 Jas. Costello. 3rd. Teams.... 21 60 M. Hannan, 1st. Teams 2 00 J .Huffinire. lst.-6 85,3rd.-2 SO9 65 J. J. McCollins, 1st .... 8 00 Geo. Reynolds, lst.-22 10, 3rd-14 75 36 85 Ed. Seeley, 1st. Teams 14 40 J. Sullivan, lst.-2 70, 3rd. -8 10 10 80 Jas. Tobin. 3rd .. .. .. .. 6 80 Labor grading streets during the last half of November, 1904. J. Brachtenbach.. .. .. .. 10 80 Jos. Brown .... .... .. .. .. 1015 John Corbett .... .. .. .. .... 2 70 Peter Dax .. .. 16 20 T. Donahue John Ess Frank Frick Dan Fox N. Frith H. Fleck Jos. Guenther C. Gantenbein Jos. Grab Phil. Hense.. 11 70 9 45 7 45 1 35 22 50 33 75 . 6 75 20 00 5 40 5 40 Aug. Jass .. .. 10 80 John Kinsella.... .. 4 50 Jake Kraus. .. .. .. 9 45 N. Nettenhofen.. .. 7 45 John Kress 8 80 H. Lembke 1015 M. Lavin 8 80 Ernest Mueke 10 80 M. Meagher 1 35 Jas. McCarron.. .. .... 1 35 W. Quinlan...... .. .. .. .. .... 8 80 Jos. Rooney 1015 Frank Scherr.. ...... .. .. 20 00 N. Sweeney 8 10 R. Turner 5 40 N. Wampach 1 35 F. Burns. Teams.... .. .. 12 60 J. Evans .... .. .. .. .. .. 10 80 John Huffmire.... .. .... .. 7 05 Dennis O'Meara 1 Si, L. Peil 25 20 Geo. Reynolds36 85 A. Stoltz. .. .. .. 7 20 M. Zogg .. 25 20 Labor on Mt. Carmel avenue during the last half of November, 1904. Toni Burke 10 80 Peter Carney.. .. .. 10 80 W. Coughlan 2 70 James Doyle.. .. .. 8 10 James Dougherty.... .. 4 05 Thos. Hackney.. .. .. 4 05 John Kelly.... 4 05 W. O'Brien.. .. .. .. 25 00 Mike Sullivan .. .... .. 10 80 J. Linehan.. 10 80 D. O'Meara.. .. 1 80 W. Woods .... .. .. .. 10 SO Labor on sewers during the last half of November, 1904. H. Cosgrove.. .... 20 00 P. Casserly. • • • 20 80 J. Corcoran.... .. 20 80 T. Haggerty 25 00 J. Jellison.. 20 80 J. Kiang., 20 80 P. Kenneally., 20 80 C. Sullivan 20 80 L. Taylor 20 80 L. Zemanek 20 80 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 35 Dr. B. 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. O'Meara, inspector on Booth Street Sewer 20 00 P. Even, coal for First Ward Scales to 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 16 00 72 rrT > w List of Warrants. 807 , C. Matz, repairs for Fifth Ward Scales 1 6o W. Singrin, pine wood, City Hall 6 oo J. Beach & Sons. soap, City Hall I 40 Jacquinot & Mullen, repairing fountain. West Dubuque 6 5o W. Beutin, sand for Road Dept 5 75 C. Matz, repairs for Road Dept 1 5o F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Road Department 3 45 Smedley Steam Pump Co., re- pairs for Steam Roller 15 40 P. Hanson, oil and matches for Steam Roller 1 45 P. Pier, rattlings for Steam Roller 3 25 Wunderlich & Wiederholt, horse shoeing for Fire Dept 12 05 Collings & Ptiffner, horse shoe- ing for Fire Dept 8 8o Jno. Powers, horse shoeing for Fire Dept 19 35 G. Lear, horse shoeing for Fire and Road Depts 7 3o G. W. Healey & Son, hardware for Fire Dept 105 T. F. Kane, hay for Fire Dept 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 Dept53 30 P. Even, wood for Fire Dept6 oo M. Stafford, bran and straw for Fire Dept 9 90 Dubuque Oil Tank Line, oil for Fire Dept 6 o8 Ott, Meuser & Co., shavings for Fire Dept 15o Clancy Transfer Co., wood and coal for Fire Dept 36 90 McDonald, Morrison Mfg. Co, supplies for Fire Dept 8o R. O. Campbell, 5,igns 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 3 75 J. E. Hartig, steel keys for Po- lice Dept 75 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 00 J. Sinlones & 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- H erald, official print- ing for October i9 15 National Demo]; rat, official printing for November 25 00 J. F Hartig, repairs for En- gineer's Dept 35 Union Electric Co., arc lights for November 206[ 95 Union Printing Co.. blank sta- tionery for Board of Health and Expense Depts 20 25 T. F. Frith, removing garbage and (lead animals for Novem- ber 363 48 P. J. Seippel Lumber Co., lum- ber for Special Sidewalk .Dept 52 is Dubuque \Voodenwarc & Lum- ber Co., lumber for Special Sidewalk Dept 45 40 Ott, Meuser & Co„ lumber for Special Sidewalk Dept 1 8 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 Sewer Depts 15 00 Jas. Hird, estimate constructing Sanitary Sewer in Booth Streets, etc ...1346 70 Excavation permits redeemed $105 00 Interest on warrants outstand- ing.... .. .. I 1 00 Interest on overdue bonds 113 33 Freight ch,n•ges--load 3 25 Library orders paid.... .. ........ 620 30 Lieo is.... .. .. .. ........$11. 000 00 Labor on streets in the different dis- tricts for the first ha!)' of December, 1901. A. .AIderson, 3rd 5 40 J. Br•ottlllette, 1st.. .. 6 75 D. J. Brightbill, 3rd.... .. .. 2 71) Paul Recker, 3r 1 .... .. .. .. 4 75 Jos. Brown. 1st. -11 2,. 3rd. -112522 50 J. Callaghan, 1st .... .. .. 20 00 W. Coughlan, 1st.... .. 2 70 J. Connolly. 1st .. .... .... 2 70 T. Donahue, 2nd. -1 S0,3rd.-90.... .. 2 70 John Egan, 1st 1 80 Barney Glass, 1st.... .. .. 2 10 F. Gavin. 1st 20 00 P. Glue, 1st 2 70 I. Hansen, 3rd .. 3 40 I. Kress, 1st-. '0, 2m1.-1 35, 3rd. -55 2 70 M. Lavin, 1st. -3 20, 2nd. -1 55, 3rd. -55 5 10 \I. Lonegnn, 1st 1 35 P. i1eP 1;und, 3rvl 2 70 J. McNulty, 1st 4 05 J. McCoroun•k, Health 17 55 John Parker, 3rd 7 SO W. Quinlan, 1st. -1 55. 2nd, -1 35, 3rd. -55 3 45 J. Rooney, 1st, -1125, 3rd. -11 25.. .. 22 50 F. Scher., 2nd .... .. .. .. .. .... 7 70 N. Sweeney, 1st, -4 S 2,-1 .',7, 3rd 55 6 75 W.\Vearnututh, 3rd. 20 00 F. G. Becker, 1st.... .. .. 1 60 Josh. Calvert, 1st 3 60 J. J. McCollins, 1st.... .. .. 5 20 Geo. Reynolds, 1st. -1 70, 2nd,- 2 80, 3rd. -1 15 5 65 i' '-Bes List of Warrants. J. Tobin, 3rd.... .. . 16 20 'Labor grading Queen street for the first half of December, 1904. J. Ilr,!ehtenbach .... .. .. .. 4 05 A. Rolle') .. .. .. .. 2 70 Pelee Dax.... .. ...... .... 7 45 Jos Guenther.. .. .. 8 80 Geo. Ga u .... .. .. .... 12 15 P. Guenther 10 80 G. Gantenbein 20 00 August Jass.... .. 70 .J. Kraus 8 80 .J. Karper.... .. .. .. 4 05 H. Lembke.... .. .. 4 05 A. Ma n,lerscheid .... .. .. 3 40 C. \anek.... .. :. ................ 12 15 .lake Perrion.. .. 12 15 N!c. Pinseh 1 05 J. Scheuer.... 4 05 .1. 'I'wieg. 12 15 John Wagner 16 70 Augut't \Vitte.... .. .. .. .......... 4 75 .J. Rerw:t nger 18 00 H. 13isehop.... .. .. 12 60 F. I.eutii .. . 9 00 .1. Evans 14 40 L. Pell.. .. 7 20 A. Paley 25 20 Labor grading Mt. Carmel avenue during the first half of December, 1904. 1'. Rt,rke 21 60 Jar; Iteakey.... 3 60 Jahn Itirl:e 1 35 P. ('.!racy 21 60 I!. Cunningham 15 30 Mike Carney__ 13 50 .[times Doyle 5 40 .1. Dougherty.... .. .. .. 4 05 \` Donahue 3 60 \V. Donahue.. .. Mike Farrell l'.)t Gin.... .. 'Phos. 11.! c•lcnev.. . . 9 45 4 05 70 4 75 .i. Kelly. Cleveland Ave.. .. 4 05 9 90 It. Leavitt.... .. .. .. 4 05 John Mahoney 15 30 his McCarron . .. .. .. 8 10 A. McCann .... .. .. .. 8 10 I'. McMullen.... .. .. 2 70 \V. O'Brien. 25 00 M. Sullivan.. .... .. .. 5 40 \V. Bradley 21 60 J. Linehan 10 80 D. cr\T!nra.... .. .. 10 80 1'n. I;'yHolds 7 20 I., Silty.. .. .. 23 40 \V. Woods .. 10 SO 1.:1Ivos on Sewers for the first half of December, 1904. 11. Cosgrove 20 00 P. Casserlv.. • • . 20 80 .1. Corcoran.. .. .. .. 20 80 I'. Hagerty 25 00 .J. .1.•t ison... .. 20 80 .1. Kiang__ .. .. .. 20 80 P. K'nn':tlly 20 80 I'. Sullivan... • .. .......... 20 80 L. Taylor._ .... ............ 20 80 L. %emanek.... .. .. 20 80 Labor on special sewers for the first half of December, 1904. C. Crowley.... .. 1 35 David Flynn .75 It. G:.iss.... .. .. 3 30 DT. I ener.g,tn.. .... 3 30 John Si:.:tr.... .. .. .. .. 3 30 J. W. l<iniinnzer expense going to It's Moines. hearing case of Considine vs. City $18.90 J. C. Longueville Do Do Do 18.90 Thos. Clancy difference paid by city for trade of horse for lire department.. .. .. .. .. . ..$25.00 I hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct list of all warrants issued by me during the month of Dece.nber, 1904. C. F. A RE N D'1'. 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 Du- buque for the cutting of weeds during the month of July, 1904, that a special assessment will be levied for the ex- pense 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 assessment. And you are no- tified to appear at said meeting of the City Council, to be held on the 2nd of February, A. D., 1905, and show cause, if any you have, why said as- sessment should not be levied. Owner. Description. Total. July 21—John Marzan, E. Lang - worthy's Add., 46 and N. 35 ft lot 45, 4 hours $ 70 July 21—Susan and Mary Zuin, E. Langworthy's Add., N. 25 ft. 44 and S. 15 ft. lot 45, 2 hours40 July 21—H. C. Knoernschild, Da- vis Farm Add., lot 366, 3 hours. 55 July 21—R. and Edw. Langworthy Est., Glendale Add., lots 163-164- 165, 9 hours 1 45 July 16—Wm. Abitz, Glendale Add., lot 84, 3 hdtirs July 16—Mary L. Bunting, Glen- dale Add., lot 82, 3 hours 55 July 16—Ada L. Collier, Sub. Min Lot 322, lot 10, 18 hours 2 80 July 20—John Olinger, Boulevard Add., lots 1 to 23, inc., 27 hours4 15 July 20—Schneider & Kleih, Sub 5 and 7 and W. 7.1 ft. Lot 9, Wick's Add., lots 1-2, 3 hours55 July 20—Pat Walsh Est., Mc- Craney's 1st Add., lot 71, 3 hours 55 July 20—Mary A. Walsh, Ham's Add., lot 447, 2 hours 10 July 21—R. and Edw. Lang- worthy, Glendale Add., lots 166 to 170, inc., 15 hours 2 35 July 21—Christ. Jacobi Est., Glen- dale Add., lot 171, 3 hours 55 July 27—Jos. H. Hanover, Marsh's Add., E. 100 ft. lot 47, 5 hours85 July 27—D. A. Gehrig, West's Add., lot 13, 6 hours 1 00 July 12—Emma White, Finley Home Add., lot 16, 5 hours 85 July 12—W. H. Doane, Finley Home Add., lots 10-11, 9 hours1 45 July 13--Jno. L. Buettell, Nairn's Add., lots 1-2-3, 10 hours 1. 60 July 14 --Catholic Univ. of Wash- ington, et al, Mobley's Dubuque, lots 6-7, 16 hours 2 50 Official Notices July 15-P. M. Harrington, Sub. 23, Kelly's Sub., lot 6, 4 hours... 71+ July 16-R. Waller Est., Sub. 42, Kelly's Sub., lots 2-3, 14 hours... 2 20 July 16-C, 1i. Reynolds, Sub. 24, Dunning and Horr's Sub, lot 3, S hours July 21-J. S. Garragan Est., Oar- I'agan's Sul)., lots 3-4. 5 hours.. 85 July 21 -Minnie and M. A. Kent - ler, Newberry and Hale's Sub., lot 13, 10 hour,. 1 60 July 23-Jno. \lcCabe, Corrill's Sub., lot 1, 2 hours July 28-F. \V. and Frank Coates, S. M. Laurgworthy's Add.. has 39-40-41, 10 hours 1 60 July 29-E. M. Kringle, Sub. 7, Min. Lot 79. lot 6, 13 hours 2 OS July 29 -Wm. Hintrager, Quig- ley's Out Lot 710, \V. 42 ft. lot 15, 6 hours 1 Os July 29-Jno. A. Koch Est., Cox's Add., lot 16, 6 hours : 00 July 29 -Frank Hamel, Sub. City 670, lot 2, 4 hours lit July 29 -Catholic [inv. of Wash- ington, et a I. A. McDaniels' Sub., lot 820, 6 hours 1 Os July 29 -Catholic Univ. of Wash- ington, et al, A. ➢IcDaniels' Sub., lot 821, 6 hours 1 00 July 29 -Wm. Hintrager, Farley's Sub., lot 13, 6 hours 1 00 July 29-M. V. Gill, Oakland Park, lot 14, 6 hours 1 00 July 29-W. G. Cox, Sub. Min. Lot 90, lot 3, 6 hours 1 00 July 21 -Marg. Barry, City S. 2-3 lot 554, 6 hours 1 00 July 21 -Win. Hintrager, City L. 1-4 of S. I-3 lot 556, 2 hours40 July 21 -Carr, Ryder K Adams, Lois Add., lot .6, 3 hours July 21-J. S. Stephens, Julia Langwworthy's Add., lot 22, 4 hours 70 July 21 -Wm. M. Crabtree, S. M Langwworthy's Sub., lot 11, 3 hours 1 30 40 715 5a Total $42 40 - C. F. ARENDT, 1-23-3t -------- City Recorder. NOT ICE. • Chief of Police Office, Dubuque, Iowa, January 10th, 1905. '1'o All Whom It May Concern: Notice to Auctioneers, Pawnbrokers, Junk Dealers, Hacks, Omnibuses, Cal -- Gages, Drays, Teamsters, Expressmeu, Hotel Keepers, Restaurants, Eating Houses, Owners of Billiard and Pool Tables, etc., Bowling Alleys, Peddlers, Theaters and Shows, 11oiel Runners and Porters, Transient Merchants, Street Vendors; Vault i'le:Liters aim Scavengers, and Owners if Dogs. No- tice is hereby given to all parties re- quiring a city license, that the same is now past due and if not paid imme- diately, they will be prosecuted in ac- cordance with the ordinance on that subject, which was adopted and passed by the City CouncilTHOSt ImberREIL3rd 1903. 1 -10 -lot Chief of Police. NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT. Notice is hereby given to all con- cerned that a special assessment will be levied to pay for the construction of a 12 -inch Tile Pipe Sewer for drain - 4444 1 ) ing certain lots on \\-est Fifth Street. Amount of special assessment. $106.00, against the abutting property upon and along said sewer. as provided b law, tit a session of the city council to be held January 19111, 19,15. And that there is :t Mat :thin schedule on the in the office of till. City Re- corder of said Pity of Dubuque. show- ing the lots. Lir it part thi•re1,1, which said s('\\ has been eunstrut•ted, ,111(1 tl)e separate lots and parcels of trots:ul and specified portions thereof subject to asse,,slla•itt of such intpt•owe- meat, the of the owners ars far as peach(:tide, :ted the itntotutt to be ssesscd against each lot or parcel of ground. which plait and schedule is sub- ject to public insl fiction. And that tory and all persons object- ing to said special assessment of said plat must file his Iii' their objection in wvritittg with the Pity Recorder of said City of Dubuque on or before said ses- session of lilt- City I to be held January l9t11. 19115, or to appear at said session of the Council to show cause, if any you have, why said as- sessnr-•nt should 111,1 Ile lew•ied. Dated Dubuque, limit, January 9th, 1905. 1'. F. Aftl:NI)'F. 1 -9 -St City I:ocorder. SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NuTICK To All Who are named (Plow: You tire hereby notified that in ac- c•orchtnce uilh an ordin:11a, ii the City of Dubuque for ropiiring sidetwallcs in the month of Ni veutbir. 19l 1. that e special assessment will be levied for the expense thereof at the regular meeting of the I'ity Council upon all lots and parcels of Inin1 iii said im- provement owned by you being sub- ject to such special asseasmmnt. And you are notified to appear at said meet- ing of the Council to he 111111 on the 5th day of .1:oall ry, A. D., 1907, a nd show cause, if any you have, why said assessinetit should not hi' levied: 1904. Nov. 1 -John J. Ken tie, Trustee, Pity, lot 698'i $ Nov. 2--Farley-Loelschee Mfg. l'ity, lots 356-S% 5,5 Nov. 3 --Ileo. Saha, \lcl'r:aney's let .Add., lot 51 Sow. 4-('. li. Scheer, Trustee Mechanics' Add., lot 155 Nov. 5-C. H. Eighntey. Sub. 2 of 1 of 8 of Min. Lot 159, S. 1-2 lot 1 Not'. 7 -Chicago Great West t)•. Co., right of way, S:111fnriI sr ret Now. 9 -Thos. f)'Urien, Glendale Add., lot 158 1 43 Now. 9-\Vett. Khmer, ct al, D:tt•is F'au'ns Add.. lot 213 1. Nov. 10-Ilughes & Bloke's Add., lot 2' Nov. 11'-l:. a11c1 1711W, worthy Estate, Estate, (llendale Add, lot 153 Nov. 11-Jno. Dowling• Law- rence's Dubuque, lots 9-11 Nov. 11-L. G. liurd, (lt•:ty's Sub, 1 6:. lot 10 Nov. 11-Archih:tld Ferguson, Sub. Min. hot 76, lot 1 Nov. 11 -Bridget E:ag;tIi, Sul' 2 30 6 '0 85 1 00 9 55 &fo- Ofcial Notices. Min. Lot 79, lot 16 60 Nov. 11 --]tarry F. Walker, Ibocli 's Sub., lot 6 35 \V. and Sidonia Hos- ford, I It! Icer's SOIL, lot 3 65 Nov. I_-- Mrs. Sidney Saul, Saul's Sub., tut 1 40 Nov. 19- Toter Eisbach, Ronson & Stewart's Null., lot 26 40 Nov. I_-- \. \V. kemlc•r, Union Add.. lot 182 40 Nov. id—E, and 11. I'allihan, Sub of _ of Alin. Lot 63 :nnl laIt of 69, Union Add., lots I-2 Nov. 14—Chas. 11. I :racllc•y, t'os's Add., E. 1-2 lot 50 Nov. 14—C. 111. Schen. 'trustee, Voelker's Add., lot 40 Nov. 14—Chas. W. I lase, Sub. of 130, L. H. L,ungtvorthy's Add., lot 1 40 Nov. tic—Rich. Waller Est, Sc•hroeder's Add., lot 20 1 05 Nov. 15—C. B. Scherr, Trustee, Schroeder's Add., lot 32 85 Nov. Ii - Wm. Schaefer, Buse - man s Sub.. lots 18, 19 and 206 70 Nov. I6 ---t'. A. Alexander, Sub. 3, Rata—tick's, lot 2 1 35 Nov. 16—Engelhardt Hemmi, Sub. 3 and 4, Stafford's Add., N. 50 ft. lot 1 45 Nov. 16—Adam Al ueller, Sub. 3, t lieger's Sub., lot 10 40 Nov. 16—Leonard I;uehler, Feng- Ier's Add., lot 31 45 Nov. 16—Marg. Pals, C'ook's Add, lot 60 1 25 Nov. 18—James 1towan, Sub 6, 7, 8, 9, Quigley's Sub., lots 11 12, 13. 11 2 80 Nov. 1 8--:A. L. Collier and L. H Langworthy, Trustees, East Dubuque Add., lot 372 40 Nov. 18—L. H. Waples, City, lot 50 Nov. 13—J. V. & S. P. Rider, Sis- ters' Add., lots 8-9 40 Nov. 10 –Ellen O'Halleron, Fin- ley's A.cdd., lots 14-15 45 Nov. 19—Mary E. Dunn, Finley's Add., lots 16-17 45 Nov. 19—Jas. Mullen Est., Fin- ley's Add., lot 11 40 Nov. 19—Nit Glab, Finley's Add, lot 156 45 Nov. 19—Wm. Reche Estate, Reche's Sub. No. 2, lot 17 1 25 Nov. 21—K. & L. F. Kolfenbach, Glendale Add., lot 57 45 Nov. 21—Jac. Kessler, Glendale Add., lot 37 50 Nov. 21—Jno. Olinger, Boulevard \.id.. lots 1 and 46 4 75 Nov, 22—Hughes & Blake, Blake's Add.. lots 25-26-27 60 Nov. 22—John Flynn, Sub. Min. Lot 191. lot 2 1 10 Nov. 23—A. J. Lembeck et al, Kleinschmidt's Sub., lot 7 50 Nov. 23—Jos. L. Hirci. Finlev- \\":cples & Burton's Add., lot 135 70 N„c•. 23—Henry Camion. Finley. \\'nnles & Burton's Acid.. lot 140 1 30 Nov. 'S --Thos. Meehan, Subs. 131- 122. Inion Add., lot 2 50 Nov. 25—Rhomherg & Kringle, Rose Hill Add., lots 2-7-8 1 20 Nov. 25—Patrick Trainer, ITnion Add.. W. 50 ft. lot 197 35 Nov. 21—A. Wildhaber, City N 2-3 Int 497 40 Nov. 25—Louisa Schunk, Davis Pimm Add., lot 287 45 35 50 Nov. _:c—J. B. Olinger, Davis Farm Add., S. 1-2 lot 281 Nov. 25—Louis Doerfler, Davis Farm Add., lot 280 Nov. 25—Jas. Levi, Davis Farm Add., lot 238 Nov. 25- - Hi ic•h Willy, Subs. 218- 219. Davis Farm Add., lot 2 Nov. 21- Ilenry Deville,. Glendale Add., lot 45 Nov. 26 --Jas. Rowan, Breakey's .\dd., lot 8 Nov. 28—Mary Silzer, Cox's Add, W. 1-2 lot 47 Nov. 211—Mt. St. Joseph's Col- lege. Sub. 1 of Min. Lots 186 and 187. lot Nov. 2'1—John Flynn. Sub. Min lot 191, lot 2 Nov. 29—Wm. K. Stewart, Guern- sey & Langworthy's Add., lot 3 Nov. 29—A. J. Van Duzee, O'Neill's Sub. No. 2, lot 23 Nov. 29—Emma White, Finley Home Add., lot 16 Nov. 29—G. B. Wood, Finley Home Acid., lot 18 Total 12-27-3t 45 95 55 55 50 90 45 55 35 40 45 95 35 $56 40 C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. VACATION NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that an appli- cation has been made to the City Council of the City of Dubuque for the vacation of the alley between Jackson and Washington Streets. from Seventh Street to Eighth Street, being the alley lying between Lots 405 to 414. inclusive, That a pint of said pronerty has been trade and is now on file in my office. That said matter will be acted upon by id Council at its meeting to he held Thursday, February 2nd, 1905. and all persons having objections to said pro- posed vacation must file their said oh- ipetions in my office on or before said February 2nd. 1905. JAMES H. BOYCE, 1-23-10t City Engineer. Regular Session Feb. 2, 1905. 11111110 1 CITY COUNCIL. Regular Session February 2nd, 1905. (Official.) Council met at S:15 o'clock p. m. Mayor Berg in the chair. Present—Aid. Clancy. Frith, Jones, Lyons. Needham and Stumpf. Absent --Aid. Corrance. Ald. Clancy moved that the council proceedings for the month of January be approved as printed. Carried. BILLS. The following bills were ordered paid: P. Baumgartner, Assistant Mar- ket Master for January $35 10 F. P. Hayes, Board of Prison- ers ...... .. .. .. .. ........ 3 RO C. T. Bush, Photos of Julien Avenue.... 2 50 F. Hardie, Transcript of Testi- mony, Case of Maria Kempf vs City .. .. 6 75 J. J. Dunn, Sheriff's fees in cases of City of Dubuque vs: Du- buque Star Brewing Co and Maria Kempf vs: City of Du- buque.. u- buque.... .. ..... 5 30 T. Sulliva), Clerk of District Court, Court Costs in Case of Kempf vs: City .. 75 95 C. L. McGovern, Recording plats and deeds Union Printing Company, Blank stationery and health reports for August, September and October, 1904.... .. 17 00 Kelly's Book Store, blank stationery and supplies for various Departments.... 15 70 G. P. Grosvenor, Do Do.... 9 30 C. A. Noyes, framing group of Photo. Mayor's office.... .. 8 00 J. Beach & Son, soap at City Hall.... ...... .. .. ........ 1 40 F. :A. Miller, 1 Doz. brooms.. 2 50 Geo. Holl, repairs at city hall and Road Department.... 2 85 Midla id Chemical Co., Disinfect- ine at City Hall 12 50 Muilen Bros. plumbing at City Hall H. Corrance, matches, oil and supplies Key City Gas Co., for various departments.... P. Even, coal for 1st Ward scales.... .. .. ............ 12 60 F. Burns, hard coal. City Hall, Fire and Police depart- ments .. .. ........ Jno. Williamswood at City Hall Clancy Transfer Company 24 00 F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Road and Sewer Depart-.... ments Dubuque Turbine & Roller Mill Co. asphaltum. Road Depart- ment 4 25 5 30 8 05 10 50 RO 50 18 00 10 00 50 Jno. Noonan. to use of oak lum- ber on 51h street sewer.... 2 75 FIllw,nige1' Bros., repairing har- ness, (toad and Fire Depart- ment .. 15 75 Logen & Sloan, horse shoeing. Fire Department .... 7 00 Wunderlich & \\'iederhoil. horse shoeing. Fire Depart- ment .. 6 70 (los. Le;m, horse shoeing, Fire Department 2 00 V ' lenweider t 1-leint, horse shoeing Fire i)epartnient.. 9 50 J. Williams. Wood for Fire Department .. 12 00 Clancy Transfer Co., Coal for Fire Department.. 63 55 Conlin & Kearns, Do Do19 00 Fenurer & Bertin, Do Do11 40 P. Even. Do Do • 26 60 F. (1. !locker. Do Do 36 65 Key City Gas Co., foal and Coke, Do Do.... .. 21 45 A. Ruh, Bran for Do Do.... 9 90 H. Corrance, stilt and supplies for Fire Depart meat 5 45 T. F. Kane, Hay and Oils for Fire Department.... .... 111 10 G. Holl, repairs for Fire Depart- ment. ... .. .. 1 60 Hussman & Lies, Hardware for Fire Department.... 1 50 P. Lanrg, hardware for Fire Depart ment .. 3 !i G. F. 'Thurman, Paints and Oils for Fire Department ' 90 (;. Ragalz & Son, Repairs for Fire Department ...... .. I !',a Western Electric Cu. ('upper Wire for Fire Department ;n McDonald & Morrison. \11'g. Co. Suiiplies for Fire Depart- ment .. 60 F. Zehetner, repairs on Steamer J. J. Linehan 6 05 Wm. Marshal, repairs on Steam- ers Olinger and LinehanS 55 Otto M. Ruete, glass and putty for Engine Hoose \o. 2 80 Farley & Loelscher. DII'g. Co., storm sash for Engine House No. 5 .... .. 4 95 Jar. Ryan, putting up storm sash all I:eogine House No.' 2 00 Ino. Ward. sawing wood for Re!i e Department .. 4 00 I'. Ii•vaue•\'. sawing wood for Police Depa rt ment .. 1 75 Kaep & Bnechele, gloves and caps for Police Department 7 05 C. Boehert, part pay on -iolic•c• overcoat for G. Burkel.... 10 00 Eichhorn & Bechtel, groceries for Matron Department.. .. .SO F. A. Nesler, exchange of clock for Matron Department .... 3 00 A. Fluetseh, milk for Matron Department 1 75 J. Phillips, glazing for Matron Department .... .. .. i:. Mullen Bros., plumbing at Patrol House.. .... 13 25 Ellwanger Bros., new harness at Patrol House 38 30 • • Regular Session Feb. 2, 1905. Dubuque Lubber & belting Co., 2 pair rubber boots for hewer Department Steuck & Linehan, stepping stones deliverer) to corner of Couler avenue and Sanford streets National Demokrat, official printing for January. 25 00 Union Electric Co.. are lights for January.... .. .... 2067 35 T. E. Frith removing dead animals for December, 1904 January and February, 1905 ...... .. .. .. 22 50 8 00 4 00 F. G. Becker, wood for Fire Department.... .. .. .. .. 12 00 On motion was referred to committee on Fire. Miller & Reifsteck, to use of Lot corner Rhomberg avenue and Elm Street, for storing gravel.. 10 00 On motion was referred to committee on streets. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICA- TIONS. Petition of A. A. Cooper Wagon & Buggy Co., asking that the assessed valuation on their wagon works block for 1903, near the Levee on the south side of the Ice Harbor he reduced $5,000.00. On motion the petition was granted. Petition of Mrs. Catherine Loibe asking for the cancellation of her taxes for 1903 as levied against lot 206 Ham's Add. On motion was referred to Dilinquent Tax Committee. The following petitions were referred to the Board of Equalization: Petition of Mrs. L. F. Alden, asking that the Treasurer be instructed to re- ceives taxes on $2000.00 moneys and credits, and $2,200.00 on real .estate W. 7l of lot 6 and E. 2 feet of lot 7 in A. L. Brown's Sub. Also petition of Mary C. Spielman, asking that the taxes as assessed against lot 576 "A" City be ordered cancelled for 1904. Also petition of Frank Wild, asking that the assessment on $1,300.00 moneys and credits be ordered cancelled for the year 1904. Also petition of A. J. Lampe asking for the cancellation of his personal taxes as levied against his property, he being a resident of Dubuque Town- ship. The following petitions were referred to the Committee of the Whole: Petition of Karl Vincent et al asking that Adams avenue from Reed to Fifth avenues be graded, curbed and macadamized. Also petition of Captains of various Engine Houses asking that their salary he increased, $10.00 per month. Also petition of the drivers of the City Fire Department asking for an increase of salary, to take effect March 1st, 1905. Claim of Mary Dempsey claiming the sum of $10,000.00 as personal damages sustained by falling on a slippery and icy sidewalk on North side of Julien avenue. On motion 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 TO favor: Excavation permits redeemed....$10 00 Interest on Warrants outstand- ing.... .. .. ............ 2 531 15 New York Exchange.... .... 2 50 New York Exchange.. .. .. .. 41 Postage Stamps.... .. ...... 10 00 Freight Charges Fire.... .. .. 75 Express Charges Fire.... .. 27 30 Total.... .. .. $2 602 11 I also received 41,350.00 money borrow- ed from different parties. Please order Loan Warrants drawn in their favor. Library Orders Paid.. .. .. 606 33 Respectfully H. Brinkman, Treasurer On notion the report was received and warrants ordered drawn to pay the various amounts. and the report refer- red hack to the Committee on Finance. City Auditor Hoffman reported as follows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen:— Herewith find my report for the month of January 1905, showing the Receipts and disbursements for the month: Cash on hand Jan. 1st, 1905....$12,412.17 Receipts from all sources 73,479.52 $35,891.69 DISBURSEMENTS. Warrants redeemed $17,716.02 Coupons redeemed 4,074.74 W. W. Coupons redeemed 135.00 Bonds redeemed 1,275.15 $23,200.91 Cash on hand Feb. 1st, 1905....$62,690.78 The above cash balance includes the Improvement Bond Fund, Improve- ment Bond Interest Fund and Library Fund balances. Also report that there is due the City Officers for the month Regular Session Feb. 2, 1905. of January, 1905, $2,683.20. Also the following is a record of all Interest Coupons and Bonds redeemed by the City Treasurer during the past month and credited to hits: Water Works Bond Coupons....$ 135.00 Regular Bond Coupons 1,130.00 Improvement Bond Coupons.... 944.74 $4,209.74 Improvement Bonds Redeemed.$1,275.15 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 February 1st, 1905: Appropriations Expended Expense $40,000 8211 01 69 Road—First District16,000 15.7.:1.97 Second District20,000 19.99'. IQ Third District 9.000 Fire 38 000 _'1. 28,000 ,.- 2.6r, 5.000 I. 11)1.80 2,500 1.-154,60 2,500 2.x20,34 25,000 20,77,9.7,3 42,000 4,500 4,077.53 4,000 927.05 8,510 8,500.00 2,000 789.51 2,000 2,000.00 Police Sewerage Printing Engineer Street Lighting Interest Board of Health Grading Bee Branch Special Bonded Paving Judgment Special Bonded Debt Interest Mount Carmel Ave Grading Sidewalk Repairing Special Sewer Fund Grading Bluff St. Ex- tension and Villa St Fifth Ward Engine House 4,000 3,996.04 1,000 1,000 8,000 938.00 866.95 5,484.49 1,000 989.80 4,000 1,000.00 Total Appropriations.$268,000 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 Reinfried reported as fol- lows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen:—The following is the pay roll of the Fire Department for the month of Januarys 1915: Amount due Firemen $2,172.50 Respectfully, J. R. REIN FRIED, 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 m< nth of Jan- uary. 19C5: Total arrests for the month 5\ Residents arrested for the month _211 Doors found open for the month :1: Defective lights for the month6 Lodgers harbored for the month....111 Meals furnished for the month 10 Cost of food for the month $3.111 Sheriff dieting prisoners $2.08 Patrol calls for the month 40 Miles traveled for the month 6'1 Also the 1'av Roll for Policemen for the month of January, 1905: Amount due the Policemen ......$1.9r7.75 Respectfully, THOS, REILLY. Chief of Police. On lnotic,n the t epot t aad pay roll were received and wttrrants ordered drawn to pay Policemen, anal the tc- port reterted back to the Committee on Police. City Engineer Boyce repot ted as fol- lows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: I herewith submit my pay roll for labor on Streets in the different districts during the last bait of Jan- uary, 1905: Amount due Labot ers en st reels :$126.55 Respectfully submitted, JAMES II. 0;1(1E, City I;u:,ineer. Approved by Committee on Streets. Also submit my pay roll for labor on Sewers during the last half of Jan- uary, 1905: Amount due Laborers on Sewers $181.80 Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. ROYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Commi*.ee on Sewers. 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. City Electrician Hipman t eported as follows: To the Honorable Mayor and City ('on nr'il Gentlemen: I herewith submit my report of defective lights for the month of January, 1905. I find from the re- ports of the Police Department that the total hours that 26 lamps failed to burn would equal % of a lamp for one month, or $4.05. 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 January the sum of $4.05. The following Weighmasters' and Woodmeasurers' receipts were referred Oils Regular Session Feb. 2, 1905. to the Committee on Markets: Flank I'. IIayes, City Hail re- ceipts $39 01 T. Faherty. First Ward scale re- . ceipts 7 69 R. Hay, Eighth Street scale re- ceipts Louise I'itsc hner, West Dubuque scale 1ec c ipts 2 79 C. W. Katz, \Goochneasurers' re- ceipts H. Haubner, Cooler Avenue scale receipts 5 64 G. A. Ptiffner, Jackson Street scale ieceipts 10 83 2 26 5 15 City lEn,ineer Boyce reported as fol- lows: To the, Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: Herewith attached please find plat showing proposed vacation of the alley from Seventh to Eighth Streets, between Jackson and Wash- ington Streets. Plat was filed in the City En_ineer's office Jan. 23rd, 19C5. Notice was published and served on the respective property owners. Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. On motion of Ald. Frith the plat was apps oved and the Ordinance committee instructed to draft an ordinance vacat- in€ the same. 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 re- pairing sidewalks during the month of Deceml:er, 1904. No remonstrance being filed, the Mayor asked if anyone present had any objection to said Special Assessment. No one remonstrating against said assessment, 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 re- pair ing sidewalks during the month of Pecerr.ber, 1904, in front of and adjoin- ing the same, a Special Tax be and is hereby levied on the several lots, an IP 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 es- tate, as follows: 1904. Dec. 1—W. G. Cox, Cox's Add., lot 5 and E. of 6 $ 1 70 Dec. 1—W. G. Cox, Cox's Add, lot 20 Dec. 1—Ferdinand Fettgether, Blake's Add, lot 12 Dec. 2—Mrs. .T. P. Buehler, Sub. Min. Lot 314, lot 3 Dec. 3—John J. Keane, City, lot 726 Dec. 3—Mercy Hospital, Sub. Min. Lot 66, lot 2 Dec. 3—P. Hughes, Needham's 40 75 45 40 60 Sub., lot 1 40 Dec. 3—Geo. Salot, Sub. 39, Kel- ly's Sub, lot 1 85 Dec. 3—Ada L. Collier, Sub. Min lot 322, lot 10 45 Dec. 5—F. N. Schroeder, Sub. 2 of Min. Lot 158, lot 2 3 00 Dec. 5—J. N. Simplot, Min. Lot 83 1 55 Dec. 5—Geo. Salot, City, lot 42855 Dec. 8—Chicago G. W. Ry. Co, right of way Kniest Street 65 Dec. 9—R. Ronson Est., S. M Langworthy's Add., lot 12 1 00 Dec. 9—E. M. Smith, A. McDan- ials' Sub., lot 782 35 Dec. 9—Geo. Irmscher, Sub. 309, A. McDaniels' Sub., lot 6.. 45 Dec. 9—E. H. Sheppley, A. Mc - Daniels' Sub., lot 767 45 Dec. 10—Geo. Salot, Sub. 1 of 1 of 2 of City 678, lot 1 50 Dec. 10—Chas. E. Bradley, Cox's Add, E. r, lot 50 40 Dec. 10—M. and Anna Brown, Cox's Add., lot 108 45 Dec. 23—Jas. Lee, Sub. City 692, S. 100 feet lot 4 45 Dec. 21—John J. Keane, City, lot 732 40 Total $16 20 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. City Recorder Arendt also presented and read the Printed Notice, certified to by the Publisher, of the C'ouncil's intention to levy a Special Assessment for cutting weeds during the month of July, 1904. No remonstrance being filed, the Mayor asked if anyone pres- ent had any objection to said Special Assessment. No one remonstrating against said assessment the Notice, on motion, was received and filed. Whereupcn Ald. Frith offered the fol- lowing: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That to pay for cut- ting weeds during the month of July, 1964, 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 op- posite each Lot or Parcel of Real Es- tate, as follows: Owner. Description. July 21—John Marzan, E. Lang - worthy's Add., 46 and N. 35 ft lot 45, 4 hours $ 70 July 21—Susan and Mary Zuin, 16. Langworthy's Add.. N. 25 ft. 44 and S. 15 ft. lot 45, 2 hours40 July 21—H. C. Knoernschild, Da- vis Farm Add., lot 366, 3 hours. 55 July 21—R. and Edw. Langworthy Est., Glendale Add., lots 163-164- 165, 9 hours 1 45 July 16—Wm. Abitz, Glendale Add., lot 84, 3 hours 5:1 July 16—Mary L. Bunting, Glen- dale Add., lot 82, 3 hours 55 Regular Session Feb. 2, 1905. July 16 -Ada L. Collier, Sub. Min Lot 322, lot 10, 18 hours 2 Si) July 20 -John Olinger, Boulevard Add., lots 1 to 23, inc.. 27 hours4 15 July 20 -Schneider & Kleih, Sub 5 and 7 and W. 7.1 ft. Lot 9, Wick's Add., lots 1-2, 3 hours55 July 20 -Pat Walsh Est., Mc- Craney's 1st Add., lot 71, 3 hours 55 July 20 -Mary A. Walsh, I -tam's Add., lot 447, 2 hours 10 July 21-R. and Edw. Lang- worthy, Glendale Add., lots 166 to 170, inc., 15 hours 2 35 July 21 -Christ. Jacobi Est., Glen- dale Add., lot 171, 3 hours 55 July 27 -Jos. H. Hanover, Marsh's Add., E. 100 ft. lot 47, 5 hoursS5 July 27-D. A. Gehrig, \Vest's Add., lot 13, 6 hours 1 00 July 12 -Emma White, Finley Home Add., lot 16, 5 hoursK. July 12-W. H. Doane, Finley Home Add., lots 10-11, 9 hoursi July 13 --.Ino. L. Buettell, Nairn's Add., lots 1-2-3, 10 hours 1 66 July 14 --Catholic Univ. of \Vash- ington, et al, Mobley's Dubuque, lots 6-7, 16 hours 2 50 July 15-P. M. Harrington, Sub. 23, Kelly's Sub., lot 6, 4 hours70 July 16-R. Waller Est., Sub. 42, Kelly's Sub., lots 2-3, 14 hours2 20 July 16-C, H. Reynolds, Sub. 24, Dunning and Horr's Sub., lot 3, 8 hours 1 30 July 21-J. S. Garragan Est.. G;tr- ragan's Sub., lots 3-4, 5 hours85 July 21 -Minnie and M. A. Revi- ler, Newberry and Hale's Sub, lot 13, 10 hours 1 60 July 23-Jno. McCabe. ('orrill's Sub., lot 1, 2 hours 40 July 28-F. W. and Frank Coates, S. M. Langworthy's Add., lots 39,40, 41, 10 hours 1 60 July 28-E. M. Kringle, Sub. 7, Min. Lot 79. lot 6, 13 hours 2 05 July 29 -Wm. Hintrager, Quig- ley's Out Lot 710, \V. 42 ft. lot 15, 6 hours 1 00 July 29-Jno. A. Koch Est., Cox's Add., lot 16, 6 hours 40 July 29 -Frank Hamel, Sub. City 670, lot 2, 4 hours 70 July 29 -Catholic Univ. of Wash- ington, et al, A. McDaniels' Sub., lot 820, 6 hours July 29 -Catholic Univ. of Wash- ington, et al, A. McDaniels' Sub., lot 821, 6 hours July 29 -Wm. Hintrager, Farley's Sub., lot 13, 6 hours July 29-M. V. Gill, Oakland Park, lot 14, 6 hours July 2:0-W. G. Cox, Sub. Min. Lot 90, lot 3, 6 hours July _l ---Marg. Barry, City S. 2-3 lot 554, 6 hours July 21 -Wm. Hintrager, City E. 1-4 of S. 1-3 lot 556, 2 hours July 21 -Carr, Ryder & Adams, Lois Add., lot 6, 3 hours July 21-J. S. Stephens, Julia Lang \\ orthy's Add., lot 22, 4 hours July 21 -Wm. M. Crabtree, S. M. Langworthy's Sub., lot 11, 3 hours Total $ Ald. Frith moved to adopt the reso- '`ition. 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 40 55 70 55 45 40 Carried by the following vote: Yeas -Aids. Clancy, Frith. Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent-Ald. ('orrance. REPORTS OF STANDING ('tt\ISil'I'- TEES. Ald. Needham of the Committee on Claims reported :,s C4,11ows: The undersigned. City Attorney and Committee on Claims, hereby respect- fully state that there is now pending in the District Court of Dubuque Coun- ty. Iowa, an :u•tion entitled "io,sa. Smith vs. The City of Dubuque." in which the plaintiff claims d:unages against the City of Dubuque in the sum of Three 'Thousand ($3,C00.00) Dol- lars for personal injuries received by her in falling on an icy sidewalk on Nevada Street during the month of Pehruurv. 1904. The undersigned have es:tntined the facts of the case and find that the in- juries consist of a broken wrist. where- by the plaintiff has partially lost the use of her h;imi. Dooming for the best inlet eel for the City to settle this case, they have reached a compromise thereof with the plaintiff whereby the same can be settled in full for Four Hundred ($400.00) Dollars, plaintiff to pay all costs to date. The undersigned deeming it to the best interest of the City that this ease be settled on those terms, would here- by respectfully recommend such sett h-- ment and that warrants be drawn for the sum of Four Hundred ($lf0Lc0) Dol- lars in favor of the Mayor, with which to settle the same. Dated at Dubuque, Iowa, this 30th day of January. 1905. J. W. KINTZINGEII, City Attorney. H. CORRANCE, J. NEEDHAM, MATT. CLANCY, Committee on Claims. Ald. Needham moved to adopt the report. Carried. Ald. Needham, chairman of the Com- mittee on Sprinkling, moved that the matter of sprinkling streets by the Un- ion Electric ('ototomy along their right of way be referred to the Committee of the Whole. Carried. Ald. Needham, chairman of the Com- mittee on Police and Light, reported as follows' Your Committee on Police and Light. to whom was referred the bill of Dr. F. J. Hilger for professional services ren- dered. would respectfully recommend that said bill be allowed in full in the sum of Five Dollars and that a war- rant in the above amount be ordered itrivin on the City 'Treasurer in settle- n•nt of the claim. J(,S. H. NEEDHAM, Chairman. Ald. Needham moved to adopt the report. t':,t ried. ' Regular Session Feb. 2, 1905. Ald. Stumpf, chairman of the Com- mittee on Delinquent Taxes, reported as follows: Your Committee on Delinquent Taxes, to whom was referred the petition of Catharine Trueb, asking that on ac- count of her poverty, the taxes on her homestead, Lot 1, l:igi's Sub. and Lot 12 of Mineral Lot 172, be canceled for the year 1904, 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 petition of Catharine Rag:alv.. .:axing that on account of her pc, the taxes on her homestead. I. South Park hill Add.. be can,•i for the year 1903, would respectfully 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 peti- tion of Amelia Voss, asking that on ac- count of her poverty, the taxes on her homestead, North 23 feet of City Lot 335, be canceled for the year 1904, would respectfully recommend that said taxes be allowed to remain a lien on the property and that the Treasurer be in- structed not to sell. Also your Committee on Delinquent Taxes would respectfully recommend that the City Treasurer be instructed to allow the $800 exemption from tax- ation provided by law to the follow- ing named honorably discharged sol- diers and widows of honorably dis- charged soldiers of the War of the Rebellion: Nicholas Jarrett, Lot 3, Woodlawn Park Sub. Wm. Beyer, Lot 20, Corriell's Sub. Ellen F. Sullivan, East one-half of Lot 17, Cox's Addition. JOHN F. STUMPF, Chairman. Ald. Stumpf moved to adopt the various reports of the Delinquent Tax Committee. Carried. Ald. Clancy, chairman of the Com- mittee of the Whole, reported as fol- lows: Your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the communication of the City Treasurer in relation to the special assessment against the Public Library for the brick -paving of the alley abutting thereon, would re- spectfully recommend that said assess- ment be canceled and that the Treas- urer be so instructed. MATT CLANCY, Chairman. Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Also your Committee of the Whole would respectfully report that with the exception of the two policies, all the insurance on the city's buildings ex- pired on February 1, 1905. We were of the opinion that the insurance car- ried on some of the engine houses was excessive and therefore reduced the amount on the 'Central Engine House from $17,000.00 to $10,000.00; on Engine 1 -louse No. 2, from $2,500.00 to $2,000.00; on Engine House No. 4, from $1,500.00 to $1,000.00 and on Engine House No. 5 from $1,500.00 to $1,000.00, making the total amount of insurance on all city buildings $34,500.00, in which amount said buildings have been re -insured. The policy in the Iowa State Insurance Co., which was renewed on December 10, 1904, we have ordered canceled and have so instructed the local agent. We would respectfully recommend that the foregoing action be approved. MATT CLANCY, Chairman. Ald. Clancy moved to refer the re- port back to the Committee of the Whole. Carried. Ald. Lyons, chairman of the Special Committee appointed to audit the quarterly report of the Dubuque Water Works Trustees, reported as follows: Your Special Committee, to whom was referred the statement of the Wa- ter Works Trustees for the quarter ending December 31, 1904. would re- spectfully report that we have audited statement and find that the same cor- responds with the vouchers on file in the office of said trustees and we would recommend that the said statement be received and filed. M. E. LYONS, Chairman. Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the report. Carried. Ald. Clancy moved that the matter of breaking macadam in the various districts be referred to the Committee of the Whole. Carried. Ald. Clancy moved that the matter of fixing the appropriations for the var- ious departments for the ensuing year be referred to the Committee of the Whole. Carried. Bids for printing Index and binding 25 copies of the Council Proceedings for the year 1904 were ordered opened. Bids as follows: Telegraph -Herald: Printing Index and binding 25 copies of the Council Proceedings for the year 1904 at $3.50 per book. On motion the contract was awarded to the Telegraph -Herald, they being the lowest and only bidders. Ald. Needham moved that the mat- ter of re -districting the Road Districts be referred to the Committee of the Regular Session Feb. 2, 1905. ,31.7 %!:1 Whole. Ckl rried. Aid. Frith Frith moved to :idjourn until Februn ry 16th, 1905. Oirried. C. F. A ItENDT. City Recorder. Regular Session Feb. 16, 1905. CITY COUNCIL. Regular Session February 16th, 1905. (Official) Council met at 8:20 o'clock P. M. Mayor Berg in the chair. Present—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—None. PETITIONS AND CttMM('N1CA- TIONS. Petition of Dubuque Brewing & Malt- ing company asking that the City Treasurer be instructed to receive the sum of $2,639.20 as payment in full for taxes clue for the year 1904. On motion of Ald. Frith the petition was ordered granted and Treasurer in- structed accordingly. Communication of Dr. F. J. Hilger asking that he be allowed the balance due him amounting to $5.00 for ser- vices rendered to Mr. Barrett. On mo- tion was received and filed. Petition of the A. Y. McDonald & Morrison Mfg. company asking that the treasurer be instructed to receive the amount of taxes for 1904 on the assess- ed valuation of $8,100.00, according to Resolution passed by the City Council July 12th, 1895. On motion the petition was granted and Treasurer instructed accordingly. Petition of Deputy State Fish and Game 'Warden H. Barnteier asking that the City authorize him to protect the fish in a small lake on Southern Ave. On motion of Ald. Corrance the pe- tition was granted. Notice of Claim of Jane Connelly claiming the sum of $2000.00 as personal damages mages sustained by her from falling on a defective sidewalk on West Locust street .Jan. 1S111. 1905. On motion referred to Committee on Claims and City Attorney. Petition of Mrs. Cath. Blitsch asking for the cancellation of her taxes for 1904 on lot 13, N. 1-2 Tivoli Add. Also _nctitinn of Mrs. E. \\'eland ask- ing' that her taxes on lot 1. Sub. 130, L. H. L:tngt';orthy's Add., he cancelled for the year 1904. On motion both petitions were re- ferred to the Delinquent nix Commit- tee. The following petitions were referred to the Board of Equalization: Petition of Jno. E. Hartig asking that the ;tssessn'a•nt on $1,100.00 moneys and credits he ordered cancelled for the year 1H11. Also petition of Mrs. Cath. Schvvneg- ler :asking that the Treasurer lie in- strneted to accept $45.00 in full payment of her taxes for 1901 as levied against lots IT, and 16, L'ook's Add. -0 Also 'petition of Eliz. Dearborn arborn ask- ing that her taxes for Iiu11 :as levied against the \i. 1 City Lot hiS he re- duced from :_._cin to $l..On,OO, Also petition of F. W. l'bapp ;and Mrs. L. Lorenz asking for a reductio,, of their taxes for 1904 on 5.1-5 City Lot 495, Also petition of 1''alkenhuiner .\ i:e•a- kel asking that the :assessment as levied against W. 20 46-100 A. of \lin. Lot 206 be corrected. Petition of the Dubuque Star Itreaing company asking that the Treasurer he instructed to :weep( payment for taxes for the year 1904 in accordance With Ordinance adopted April 7th, 1xix. Also to accept payment for taxes on :57,•000,00 personal property. Also petition of the members of the Police force asking for an increase of sat:try. On motion both petitions Wore re- ferred to the Committee of the Whole. Communication of .las. it. Itova•e. City Engineer, objecting against state- ments made by Ald. Needham and pub- lished in the newspapers regarding the management of Road Funds urns on motion referred to a Special Commit- tee consisting of Alds. Clancy, Lyons and Jones, itEPOlt'l'S OF OFFICERS. City Engineer Royce reported :is fol- lows: To the (Honorable 'Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen:—I herewith submit my pay roll for labor on streets in the First and 'Third 'listria'ts for the first half of February, 1905: Amount due Laborers on streets..$136.95 Respectfully submitted, .lAME'S i1. Iraivi'E, city :na;gineet'. Approved by ihu• 'wpm iiI''' on Streets. Also submit my oay roll for labor on sewers during riie first half of Feb- ruary, 1905: Amount doe laborers nn ,'vers.. 167.40 Respectfully <nbniitt.•d. .1:\ \ I I: s II. I u i 1"t ' I.:, City I•:II llu•er. the committee on Approved by' Sewers. On motion tlhe pay rolls on Streets and Nelda rs Were received and war- rants ordered drawn to pay the var- mi'' al ootots. and the pay rolls re- ferred back to the tamper committees. M:ivot' Iter1;' reported :is l'oII,,a's: To the Honorable City Council of Itie City of Dubuque: C'•litli•mea:--In accordanor• with your instructions of February 5, 1907,, a wat'- r:nit in the stun of $100.00 has been drawn in my favor for the purpose of settling the case of Rosa Smith vs. City of Dubuque, which amount was paid by me to said Rosa Smith upon the sign- 26 Regular Session Feb. 16,.1905. ing by her of a document releasing the City of Dubuque from all claims she may 'have against said city, and also dismissing the suit now pending in the district court. I attach hereto signed release and make it a part of this report. Respectfully submitted, C. H. BERG, Mayor. Ald. Corrance moved that the action of the Mayor be approved, and the pa- pers placed on record in the office of the City Recorder. Carried. REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT- TEES. Ald. Lyons, chairman of the Ordin- ance committee, presented and read an ordinance for the vacation of the alley between Washington and Jackson Streets, from Seventh to Eighth Street, in the City of Dubuque, and moved that the reading just had be considered its first reading. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Ald. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. On motion the City Recorder was in- structed to give the regular ten days' published notice of the Council's inten- tion to vacate said alley. Ald. Corrance, chairman of the com- mittee on Claims, presented a bill for cost of city witnesses in the case of M. B. Connolly vs. City of Dubuque, total amount $49.00. Also bill of J. J. Dunn, sheriff Du- buque county, for subpoena fees in same case, amount $5.50, and moved that warrants for the above amounts be drawn in favor of the Mayor in set- tlement of said claims. Carred. Ald. Frith stated that a number of insurance agents were present and moved that the rules be suspended, in order that those who wished to address the Council in regard to the insurance matter might do so. Carried. Mr. John Pier and R. W. Kemler ad- dressed the Council on the matter of insurance, stating that they could now give the city a two per cent. rate for three years, on any of the City Build- ings, and no matter how much insur- ance the city intended to carry, it ought to be equally divided between all the agents in the city. Ald. Needham also addressed the Council on the matter of insurance, presenting a revised list of the amount of insurance to be allotted to each agent, and moved that the same be referred to the committee of the Whole. Carried. Ald. Clancy, chairman of the com- mittee on Fire, reported as follows: Your committee on Fire, to whom was referred the bill of F. G. Becker for wood furnished the Fire Depart- ment, would respectfully recommend that a warrant in the sum of $12.00 be ordered drawn on the City Treasurer in settlement of said bill. Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Ald. Clancy moved that the rules be suspended in order to hear from Mr. R. W. Kemler in regard to the three- story woodshed erected on city lot No. 120. Carried. Mr. Kemler addressed the Council, stating that if the Council would allow said shed to remain that he was willing to cover the same with any kind of tin or sheet iron that the Council might designate. Whereupon, Ald. Clancy moved that the Chief of Police, with the Chief of the Fire Department, be instructed to abate said nuisance. Carried. Ald. Lyons of the Board of Health reported as follows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: Your Board of Health would respectfully report that we held a meeting February 6th, 1905, when the following bills nnere presented: Otto M. Ruete, 2 formaldehyde candles $ .60 John A. Voelker, to fumigating the residence of W. J. Spencly, No. 12 Cherry Street 3.00 L. J. Schmitt, heating stove de- livered to Mrs. J. Willard, No 495 Penn Street 12.25 The bills were properly audited by the board and referred to the County Supervisors for payment. Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Ald. Clancy, chairman of the Com- mittee of the Whole, reported as follows: Your Committee of the Whole would respectfully recommend that the City Treasurer be instructed to accept the sum of $291.78 in full settlement of the special assessment levied against the First Congregational church for the brick -paving of Locust Street. Also your Committee of the Whole, realizing the necessity of having a head officer for the Fire Department in the absence of the Chief, would re- spectfully recommend that Captain Ahearn he appointed the ranking cap- tain with Captains Eitel and Daley as second and third in command in the order named. Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the re- ports. Carried. Ald. Clancy moved to adjourn until February 28th, 1905. Carried. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. Mayor. Adjourned Regular Session Feb. 28, 1905. 2i CITY COUNCIL. Adjourned Regular Session February 28th, 1905. (OFFICIAL). Council met at 8:15 o'clock P. M. Mayor Berg in the chair. Present—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons. Needham and Stumpf. Absent—None. BILLS. The following bills were ordered paid: P. Baumgartner, assistant Market Master for February $32 40 Larry Daily, cleaning around Market Square 42 00 Kelly's Book Store, blank sta- tionery for various departments 8 00 W. B. Baumgartner, supplies for Sidewalk and Fire departments. 7 35 Harger & Blish, blank stationery for various departments 37 00 Borden & Selleck Co., repairs for city scales 1 60 Mullen Bros., plumbing at City Hall 2 60 G. Hall, repairs at City Hall 1 00 Standard Lumber Co., lumber de- livered at City Hall for Sidewalk and Expense departments 56 40 Martin & Strelau Co., coal de- livered at City Hall 24 50 C. T. Bush, taking photos at various streets 7 50 Jacquinot & Mullen, plumbing at Armory Hall 2 40 H. Corrance, supplies City Hall1 05 Smith -Morgan Prt'g Co., blank stationery City Recorder's office 7 00 Fengler & Beutin, coal delivered at City Hall 24 90 Union Printing Co., blank sta- tionery for Assessor's office25 50 Smith -Morgan Printing Co., blank stationery for various depart- ments 25 50 Palmer -Berg & Co., blank station- ery for various departments63 25 C. J. Oswald, setting up stoves at City Hall and repairing same43 90 Key City Gas Co., gas for various departments 95 05 C. H. Becker Co., supplies City Hall and Fire department 32 52 F. Fromm, carpenter repairs at Engine House No. 5 19 60 Key City Gas Co., coke and coal for Fire department 29 85 Lagen & Sloan, horse shoeing Fire department G. Lear, horse shoeing Fire de- partment Wunderlich & Wiederholt, horse shoeing Fire department 3 50 P. Heller, horse shoeing Fire de- partment J. J. Powers, horse shoeing Fire department F. G. Becker, coal for Fire depart - 6 95 1 75 3 00 9 85 1 Ment 19 40 Martin-Strelau Co., coal for Fire department 23 35 W. D. Deckert Co.. repairs Fire department ;,O Cl. Ragatz & Son, repairs Fire de- partment 7 57 J. Butt, repairs Fire department16 70 F. Zehetner, repairs Fire depart- ment 4 85 E. J. Voggenthaler, repairs Fire department 5 15 C. J. On vald, repairs Fire depart- ment 6 50 Jno. Mullen, harness soap Fire department 6 75 P. Even, coal Fire department 26 00 Clancy Transfer Co., coal for Fire department 66 30 T. J. Mulgrew, coal and wood Fire department 30 90 Fischer & Co., coal for Fire de- partment 43 55 Martin & Strelau Co., wood for Fire department 24 tO Conlin & Kearns, coal for Fire de- partment 11 35 Dubuque Oil Tank Line, oil for Fire department 14 85 McDonald & Morrison Mfg. Co, supplies for Fire department90 Central Electric Co., supplies for Fire department 58 50 G. W. Healey & Son, supplies for Fire department 20 J. F. Ris & Bro., supplfes for Fire department 50 H. Corrance, supplies for Fire de- partment 1 75 Standard Lumber Co., shavings and lumber for Fire department. 14 40 Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co., supplies for Fire department 90 M. Stafford, bran and straw for Fire department 8 60 American La France Fire Engine Co., repairs on steamer Linehan.202 38 F. P. Hayes, hoard of prisoners4 20 M. Morrisey, sawing wood for Police department 1 75 J. Sassman, sawing wood for Po- lice department 1 75 P. Devaney, sawing wood for Po- lice department 4 00 T. J. Mulgrew, wood for Police de- partment 4 50 Fengler & Beutin, wood for Police department 49 00 J. E. Hartig, repairs for Police department 50 W. J. Schneider, bran and oil for Police department 16 00 Standard Lumber Co., lumber for Police department 10 10 C. J. Oswald, repairs for Police department 14 90 Jacquinot & Mullen, plumbing for Police department 16 00 E. J. Voggenthaler Co., repairs in calaboose 8 55 Union Electric Co., arc lights for February 2067 35 Farley & Loetscher Mfg. Co., glazing for Engineer's depart- • 28 Adjourned Regular Session Feb. 28, 1905. meat 3 25 Union Printing Co., wrappers for Board of Health 1 25 J. Butt, repairs for Sewer depart- ment 1 60 Globe -Journal, official printing for February 12 95 National Demokrat, official print- ing for February 25 00 Smith -Morgan Printing Co., week- ly and monthly proceedings for .Taiiu:y 14 02 Telegraph -Herald, official print- ing for January 31 40 Globe -Journal, official printing for January 31 40 Smith -Morgan Printing Co., pam- phlets for February 10 00 Martin & Strelau Co., wood for Sewer department 6 00 PETITIONS AND COMMUNICA- TIONS. 'hiim of Mary(' , claiming the sum of $5,000 for personal damages sustained by falling on a defective side- walk on West side of Washington Street near the corner of Thirteenth Street. Also Original Notice of District Court, Nettie B. Crandall vs. City of Dubuque, claiming the sum of $5,000 for personal damages sustained by falling on defec- tive walk on December 13th, 1904. On motion both the claim and Origi- nal Notice were referred to Committee on ('Mims and City Attorney. Petition of Barbara Bechtel, asking for the cancellation of her personal taxes for the year 1904. Also petition of J. J. Nagle, asking for a reduction of his taxes to the amount of $3,000, as assessed against his real estate. On motion both petitions were refer- red to the Board of Equalization. Communicaion of Ald. Jos. Needham, asking for an invesigation of the En- gineer's Department was on motion re- ferred to the Committee of the Whole. The matter of exempting B. F. Rich- ardson from taxation for a period of years was referred to the Committee of the Whole and Mr. Richardson be notified of said meeting. Pet it ion of Al. Siegel, asking that be ho aI I ted permission to erect a swim- ming sehool at the foot of Third street was on motion referred to the Com- mittee of the While. Also petition of Young Men's Chris - thin Association, asking permission of running a swimming school at the foot of Third Street, was also on motion referred to Committee of the Whole. Petitions of H. Knoernschild and fifty-two other signers and Jno. Heim, asking for the extension of Bee Branch sewer. On motion the rules were suspended for the purpose of hearing from parties interested. Messrs. Hohntan and Morrison ad- dressed the Council in favor of said extension. On motion both petitions were refer- red to the Committee of the Whole and they to view the grounds. REPORTS OF OFFICERS. City Treasurer .Brinkman reported as follows: To the Hon. Mayor and Pity Council: Gentlemen:—Below you will find statement of amounts advanced by me during the past month for which please order warrants drawn in my favor. Excavation permits redeemed$ 5 00 Interest paid on outstanding warrants 1,563 53 Postage stamps expense 10 00 New York exchange expense7 46 Express charges expense 65 Refunded water tax, expense3 30 Express charges, fire 28 60 Special bonded tax receipt, Li- brary property bond fund Special bonded tax receipt, bal- ance of Congregational church assessment 266 SO 40 22 $1:565 56 Library orders paid $(1,-s0 50 Respectfully submitted, H. BRINKMAN, Treasurer. On motion the report was received and warrants ordered drawn to pay the various amounts and the report refer- red back to the Committee on Finance. City Auditor Hoffman ren orted as follows: To the Hon. Mayor and city Council: Gentlemen:—Herewith find the list of officers' salaries due for the month of February, 1905: Amount due City Officers $2,663.55 On motion the report was received and warrants ordered drawn to pay the officers and the report referred back to the Committee on Finance. Fire Chief Reinfried reported as fol- lows: To the Hon. Mayor and Pity Council: Gentlemen:—I herewith submit my pay roll for the Fire Department for the month of February, 1905: Amount due Firemen $2,172.511 JOSEPH REINFRIED. chief. On motion the pay roll ws:is received and warrants ordered drown to pay Firemen and the report referred back to the Committee on Fire. Chief of Police Reilly reported as follows: To the Hon. Mayor anti City Council: Adjourned Regular Session Feb. 26, 1905. 20 Gentlemen:—I herewith submit my report and pay roll for the Police De- partment for the month of February, 1905: Total arrests for the month 59 Residents :wrested for the mouth Doors found open for the monthIt; Defective lights for the month;.s, Lodgers harbored for the month9 Meals furnished for the month21 ('ost of food for the month $4120 Patrol runs for the month 34 Miles traveled for the month 54 A Iso the pay roll for Policemen for the month of February, 1905: Amount due Policemen $1,990.00 On motion the report and pay roll was received and warrants ordered drawn to pay Policemen and the re- port referred back to the Committee on Police. City Engineer Boyce reported as fol- lows: To the Honorable' Mayor and City Council: Centlemen:—I herewith submit my pity roll for labor on Streets in the Third district during the last half of February, 1905: Amount due Laborers on Streets.$110.10 Respectfully submitted, J.\:l1ES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on St i' ets. Also submit my pay roll for labor on Sewers during the last half of Febru- ary, 1905: Amount due Laborers on Setl'ers.$165,00 Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE, - City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Sewers. On motion the pay rolls on Streets and Sewers were received and warrants ordered drawn to pay the various amounts and the nay rolls referred back to the proper committees. City Electrician Hinman reportt'II ns follows: To the Honorable Mayor and ('ity Connell: Gentlemen:—I herewith submit my report of det'ectiv'e lights for the nluntit of February,.1905. 1 find from the re- ports of the Police Department that the total hours that ;x lamps ]'ailed to burn would equal 1! lamps for one month, or $5.111. Respectfully submitted. WILLIAM lbiI'\I.\ N . city 1:1e(•1 rick! n. On motion the report was received and the ('ity Auditor losti'ucted to de- duct from the t'nion Electric com- pany's bill for the month of .lnnu:n'y the sum of $X.10. 1l1tyur Berg reported t 1:at according to the netiva taken by 'the Council :it the preciorI- nu ti Iii. :, lit'it lit to the uuuu„t nt' $511.0 lint boon drat('ii in his favor to pay the ]witness fe, s in the case of Al. C. Connolly vs. (-'ity of Ilu- lu ine, Ihat he had turned the money hi the ('ity Attorney, who luui paid all the witnesses in the else, the mayor presenting :t receipt for the same. (nl !lotion the action of the Jl.1,or :ant (`fty Attorney c(aS :Ipproc- od. The follo\l-ing \\'tight! ,sters' and \\'uotllnc':tsnrer5' receipts were referred to the Conuniltee on Markets: Hayes, ('ity Hall rete il'ts..$__. :1 Louise Pitselluer, \\'t•st Dubuque scale receipts 1.211 T. I'nherty. hits) \\:n'tl scale re- ceipts 351 1-!. Imola!•]. Couler .\venue scale receipts .. .. 3.51 C. \\. N.itz, \\'ooiltt I' Isilre's' re- ceipts :!.S5 REPOi:'I'S OF ST:\\I11Nil Com \IIT- '1'1:NS. Aid. I,yolls, ('Iinirin:in of the Ordi- nance ('unitlliltee. presented and real an Ordinance for the vacation of the Alley 1!1thte'en AV':tshington and Jack- son Streets front Seventh to Eighth Streets. The (lydin:u]et• hiving hall its lirst nailing at the previous meeting of the t'onncil, AW. Lyons moved that the reading just had he etIl idered its second readlll . (marled 1:y the lollowing vote: Y,.ms \Ids. "11111.Y. ('orr:ulce, Frith, Jones. I.yut,s. ('e,ihtito :(nil Stumpf'. Ni:ys- -N11111, :A Id, I,y11us 111, 1 tlat\'ed Ih:11 the Or- dtn:Inet he no',t' a,lnplt•d as trend. Carried by the ]'allowing vole: Yeats—Altos. Clancy, ('lit itee. Frith, -tones, Lyutts, Needham and SIunlpf. Nays ---None. Ordintlnc•t' follows: AN tII-WINAN 'I?. AN ORDINANCE Emit '1'11N VACA- TION I)h` THE .\1.1.1':1- Itl':'I'\t' l' CN ,JACKSON S'I'I:l:l"I'S l'i:lt.\i SI?\ I':\'I'11 '1'O I\ 'I'I'I' t'l'i'Y I I;(' it orvh]hn•i, by the ('it(' ('onll it 11f the ('ity of 1)ilhuoue: S'cthal I. \\'ht rens, he lair! y t\• Lot 1st her M:t nlf:o•tul ii g ('lull u]y is the t v. Ile]' t,i :Ill the proper( y t,l] not : hl, s "I' the :ally hel a.v t l] \\':ishingtnu tnand .1nrl: o;I Sl reels Iron] Seventh t •nth to Eighth SIIee( i•t the 1'0\. t:I} I)t;;,atlu'•, low:t, null litt'e;is, Il bias heel] ,i,.t•'Ced ,•`:Id•..II- ,-I,I by the I'itl- t'otu]eil lit v'11,'!111• StIt :Illi'v to said h'nrl,•y K L tetsch'•r .11nuu- facturiul (',,nlpnuy ns Tong as said Premises are used for uutnlfaeitlring 'nl rposes. 1'ix re(ore, the ('ity ('tuned hereby vacates :toil annuls that portion of the Ilt•y ix4.wet a \\':tshitgt11u :Ind inell- sol] Sire, -Is. fratn Seventh to I:it;lrth Street, lit tilt('iiN• of Il(Ib1(11'1]•,Iott:I,;]d sni11 I':t ley & Lo,•]sehl r .\I 1' (''1]]p;uly, 30 Regular Session Feb. 16, 1905. their successors or assigns, are hereby permitted and authorized to use said alley for the erection. inaitttenance and operation of factory buildings and stor- age yards; provided, that if at any time the said Farley & Loetscher Man- ufacturing Company, its successor or assigns, should cease to use the prem- ises above vacated for manufacturing purposes. then the said alley so vacated shall revert back to the City of Du- buque, and this Ordinance shall be null and void. Sec. This Ordinance shall be in force :ail lake effect from and after its passage and publication one time in the Dubuque Daily Globe -Journal, the official paper of the city. Adopted \pit oci I .\ Res l: itIayor. City Recorder. Ald. Cart ee lo''c d that the City Auditor be instructed to cancel the war- rant for $100.00 drawn in favor of the Iowa Publishing Co. for the reason that said company refused to accept said warrant. Carried. _\ld. Stumpf, Chairman of the Delin- quent Tax Committee, reported as fol- lows: Your Committee on Delinquent Taxes, to whom was referred the petition of Katharina Blitsch, asking that on ac- count of her poverty, the taxes on Lot 13, Tivoli Addition, be canceled or re- duced, would recommend that the City Treasurer be instructed to accept taxes on said lot for the year 1904 on a basis of $500.00 valuation. Also, your Committee on Delinquent Taxes, to whom was referred the peti- tion of Mrs. F. Weland, asking that on account of her poverty, the taxes on Lot 1 of the Sub -division of L. H. La.ngworthy's Lot 130, be canceled for the year 1904, would recommend 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 the peti- tion of Catharine Loibl, asking that on account of her poverty, the taxes on her homestead, Lot 206 in Ham's Addi- tion, be canceled for the year 1904, 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 var- ious reports of the committee. Car- ried. Ald. Jones, chairman of the Board of Equalization, reported as follows: Your Board of Equalization, to whom was referred the petition of Frank Wild, stating that he had been erron- eously assessed on $1,300.00 moneys and credits for the year 1904, and asking therefore that the tax on same be or- dered canceled, would recommend that the prayer of the petitioner be granted and that the Treasurer be instructed accordingly. Your Board of Equalization, to whom was referred the petition of F. W. Philip and Mrs. Louise Lorenz, asking that the valuation on the S. M. 1-5 of City Lot 495 be placed at $6,000.00 for the year 1905, would recommend that said petition be received and filed. Also, your Board of Equalization, to whom was referred the petition of Fal- kenhainer & Kenkel, asking that the assessment against their property on Seminary Hill be reduced, would rec- ommend that said petition be received and filed. Also, your Board of Equalization, to whom was referred the petition of Dominique Welu, asking that the as- sessment on Lot 5, \Voodlatvn Park Add., be reduced to $150 because the house that was formerly thereon was removed to another lot during the early part of 1904. 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 Elizabeth Dearborn, asking that on ac- count of her poverty, the valuation for taxation purposes on her homestead, the middle 1-5 of City Lot 498, be re- duced, would recommend that the pray- er of the petitioner be granted and that the City Treasurer be instructed to ac- cept taxes on said lot on a valuation of $1,500.00. Also, your Board of Equalization, to whom was referred the petition of Thomas Ryan, asking that on account of his age and infirmity, the taxes on his homestead, Lots 67 and 68, in Mc- Craney's Add., be canceled for the year 1904, would recommend that the prayer of the petitioner be granted and that the Treasurer be instructed accord- ingly. Also, your Board of Equalization, to whom was referred the petition of A. J. Lampe, stating that he is assessed by the City of Dubuque for personal pro- perty for the year 1904, while he is not and has not been a resident of said city for over a year, and asking there- fore that said tax be canceled, would recommend that the prayer of the peti- tioner be granted and that the Treasur- er be instructed accordingly. Also, your Board of Equalization, to whom was referred the petition of John E. Hartig, stating that he had been erroneously assessed on $1,100.00 moneys and creditsfor the year 1904, and ask- .\djourned Regular Session Feb. 28 1905. 31 ing therefore that the same be can- celled, would recommend that the pray- er of the petitioner be granted and that the Treasurer be instructed according- ly. Also, your Board of Equalization, to whom was referred the petition of Mrs. Catharine Schwaegler, asking that the City Treasurer be instructed to accept $45.00 in full for the taxes of 1904 on Lots 15 and 16 in Cook's Add., would recommend that said petition be re- ceived and filed. Also, your Board of Equalization. to whom was referred the petition of Mrs. Lillian F. Alden, asking that her as- sessment on real estate and personal property be reduced, would recommend that the Treasurer be instructed to ac- cept payment on moneys and credits on a basis of $2,000.00 and that the val- uation on the real estate remain as charged. Ald. Jones moved to adopt the various reports of the Board of Equalization. Carried. Ald. Clancy, chairman of the Special Committee, reported as follows: Your Special Committee, to whom was referred the matter of investigating the charges made by Ald. Needham in the Dubuque Telegraph -Herald of Feb. 12, 1905, against the members of the City Council and City Engineer Boyce, would respectfully report that we have held a meeting and after duly consid- ering the evidence introduced we find that the charges were not substan- tiated. We would further report that Ald. Needham has signified his willing- ness to correct the inference that bood- ling was practiced by the members of the City Council, which seems to have been drawn from the words he used. MATT. CLANCY, Chairman. M. E. LYONS, RUDOLPH ,TONES, Committee. Ald. Corrance moved that the report be referred to the Committee of the Whole. Carried. Ald. Clancy, Chairman of the Com- mittee of the Whole, reported as fol- lows: Your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the matter of re- nei ing the insurance on the city's property, would respectfully report that we have discontinued the insurance on Engine Houses No. 1, No. 4 and No. 5, and also reduced the :amount on Engine Houses No. 2 aril No. 3. The amount carried at present is as follows: City Hall, $13,500.00; Central Engine House, $9,500.60; Engine House No. 2, $2,000.00; Town Clock and Tower, $1,500.00, and Patrol House, $1,000.00. The policy in the Iowa State Insurance Co., which was renewed December 10, 1904, we have ordered canceled and have so instruct- ed the 141e:1i :Igen(. As ale fol'i• ming roadjustineni had heen concurred in by :ill the 11.en;her( of the eonuuittee (cath the i.xeept ion of :\Iderni,ut Jones Prim to the .sill i ission of 1he lis' (presented at ti -p• lust ei'ssinn of the I'il', Co ice. we (lid not ennsiul, r it a,iciSable Io ro- open the nail t, n'. \\e \Vonl,l I',Y'i,mliielld Ih:at the action of the committee he Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the re- 1)01.1. eport AI I. (Taney moved that \V:u'rnlits be ordered 'Ira IVII far the various amounts o1' the hills presented by the different Instn;utee .ancnts 1'o1. the Policies ae- cepteal by the City. Carried. \Id. Clancy stated that the matter of Appropriations W:is 110W before the Committee of the \Vhole, and thought that the Commiti-i' would be really to 1' i•nrt at tite nest meeting of the Council. Aid. Clancy then moved that the Council adjourn until March 16th, 1905. (':1 'vied. C, F. .\I;1;\1)T, Cite II'' ((der. List of Warrants. List of City Warrants. City I rder's Hfifice, I the lit-Haw:11dt Alayor and City ,Thnicil of Dulanme: 1;entlenien: The following Is eon -1- ;1,1e list of all warrants issued by me (luting Ila, imalth of January, 1905: C. H. Herg% salary Mayor $ 116 70 • Brinkman. salary. Treasurer133 35 • N1).Kilday, salair. Deputy Treasurer 100 00 • I',. 1110(0'. clerk, Treasurer's °Mc), (Ants. F. Arendt, salary, Ile- eorder. Wm. A. Kaep. salray. Deputy It. corder. 80 00 E. P.. Hoffman, salary, Auidtor116 70 C. L. S,..herr, salary, Assessor125 00 A. Imola., Jr., salary Assistant Assessor 100 00 J. .1. Alurphy, salary, Assistant Assessor 100 00 J. \V. Kintzinger, salary, Attar - 60 00 116 70 ne,N . 150 00 J. (!. LongtieviIle, salary, Assis- tant Attorney 75 00 Thos. salary, Chief of 100 00 Jai)). 1:.einfried, salary, Fire Chief 100 00 J. W. Lawlor, salary Coninnt - I IL look 100 00 • ,Lis. lloyce. salary, City Engi- neer 166 65 E. Anderson, salary, .Assistant 100 00 sa 1111y. Rodrnan 50 00 H. • N. 1 ill Viiiond. salary, SUper- int( Hilent of :41 14.4.‘1 Sprinkling. 60 00 E. I1erron, clerk ill Auditor's and Engineer•s office.— 75 00 \Vin. Iiippinan, salary, Eleetne- ian. 83 35 P. P. Hayes, salary, Marketnnts- ter 50 00 T. Cahill. salary. Park 40 00 II. I' lie), salary, Park Custo- Ohm—. 40 00 T. Pallerty, salary, :irk •••• ................. • H... Alichel, 5111110', flealth (ttlfeer 50 00 F. Flynn, salary, Sanitary Pa - 60 00 POLi10111105- 1,0* Mrs. I 1. Koenig, sa Juni- ( I. Conigisky, salary, Sidt.,walk Inspector C. \\'. 1•::11:,.. salary, AVharfnms- 10 00 Al. Clancy. salary Ablernum.... H. ('nit:iin salary, Aldertn:m.. 40 00 20 00 50 00 20 on III E. Frith, -111:1 II, 5 1) • r. Jul ws, 511111 ry. 00 Ly0104, s01;try, A1410110:111.... :27. 00 .10s. N,,,011-0tin, salary. Alderman. 25 00 jII'). r 8:0,1rY. -Aldeman- :5 00 Alis E. IS. 1:upprecht, steno- grapher. for Legal Itcpartment 20 00 Ai. EiLI. firenum. J. II iii, firen,all. Imeeilini, fireman.. I. Flynn, fireman.. I. lioshin. firenntn.... J. Tshildi. firetnali.. j. firennui.. A. I fireman. J. Daley, fireinan.. J. Barnes, fireman. T. Ryder, fireman. G. Beyer, fireman... .. AV. Ducey, firenuin.... F. AluiThy, 51. firermm.. AleClaim fireman • Ai•rn, Ii 10111(10. P . Zillig% firHnan.. T. Flynn. firenutn.. AL Sweeney. fireman._ ff. fireman J. Ilelizer. firenum. J. Alo I lougl-d in. fireman P. Fury fireman. A. Alcimimell, fireman.... . J. AlluThy, firetnalt.. • Kannolt. fireman._ • Ghorki. • Neluled:‘. fireman.. F. atngartnr, fireman.. J. Smith, firenntn Wannolt, fi,enmn.. J. Mien, fireman. AL Fahey. fire:I:ail. t).ColtilelL fireman.. R. Weston, fireman-. 1<eimeally, fireman. E. AleDermot t. fireman.. .. Ahern. fireman.. J. Tric11, (4. rt)1ice J. ('art 1'. police J. Cltule. pf dice Jno. Cody. police \V. Cook, 1,,•Jic1.•. \V. Corcoran, police.. J. P. l'utninings, police fL Doldon, police J. Fitzpatrick, lafiice... Jas. Flynn, pudice .111)1. Fox, police VVin. Mith, pollee T. Galoihl, police L. Hrassol, police . clray, Pat Hanlon. police 1{;thli, polk•e At hilly, police Loetscher. police. AlcCollins. I. Afellierliey, /101iCe. Si. i Womior, m)lice. J110. Alurphy, police inn. Itat,sli, police. II Li Hath, police PLC ()Ic)', police ty:111, PolVe• • 1:yati, police. l),dire• IS, :.4W4,110:111, nolice Si. :411ipleton, J. Stoltz, police I'.:1111iVarl, 05 OD 75 00 till 00 05 00 60 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 05 0, 75 -01 WI it 00 • 65 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 67 50 50 00 25 00 65 00 60 00 To, oo , is., G11 Vi 50 of, 50 0,, 1 50 50 0!, CO 110 17 00 -o ........ 7.', 50 60 50 65 50 4'i 65 511 511 110 511 27 50 50 49 III 00 00 00 :35 00 (((I 00 00 00 00 00 60 I 74 List of Warrants. 33 ivan. 42 60 pull 65 00 I..Zt,idnian. 50 00 Miss Brennan, police matron30 00 Mrs. K. Hibbe, police matron30 00 Labor on streets in the First and Third districts (luring the last half (if Deceinber, 1904. A. Alderson, 3rd. 4 40 J. Itrouillette, 1st 5 10 D. J. Brightbill. 31,1 6 10 Paul 16 -(ker. tli•i I S 45 Jos. Brown. lst-7 90. 31.11-4 12 40 D. Cunningham, 1st 1 25 AN''. Coughlan. is, J. CiilluhNn, lot 20 (10 1). Corctinin. liii 3 05 H. Fleck, ist.-2c 21.0.-15 00_ 41 25 N. Frith, lst.-17 50.3111.-10 00 27 50 Harney Glass, 1st. 4 50 F. Gavih, 1st. 20 00 John Ilafey, 1st 2 70 'P. Hackney. 1st. 2 70 Martin Lonergan, 1st.. 1 15 John McNulty. 1st.. 2 70 Fat AlePolami, 3rd.. 3 40 J. McCormack, health.. .. 15 96 John Parker. 3rd.. ....... 17, W. Quinlan. 1st. 1 Phil. Reddin, 1st. '' Jos. Rooney, tst.-7 9(t,3rd.-4 10 12 40 Nick Sweeney. 1st ...... 4 75 Jchn Spear, 1st 1 III James Tobin. 3rd 1 25 John Welsh. 1st. 1 20 W. Wearmouth. 3rd 20 00 Labor grading Mount Carniel avenue during the last half of December, 1904: Tom Burke. 14 40 Jas. Be: t ey 14 40 John Burke. 9 45 Peter Carney 14 40 1). Cunningham. 14 40 Mike Carney 1 50 \Nr. Donahue.. .. 14 40 R. Leavitt. 4 05 Chas. Leo 41 7'. John Mahoney 2 C0 Mike tiAlear:i 10 ND -W. 4)1 ',Hen. forcman.... (11 D'Aleara 19 SO George Reynolds. team.. 25 20 Labor on sewers for the last half of December, 1904: • H. Cosgrove.. 20 00 P. l'asserly 20 00 John torcoran. 20 50 T. 11wferty 95 01) J. Jellison 15 40 Jos Kine. 90 00 P. Kenneally 20 00 C. 20 80 L. Taylor. 20 00 L. Zema nek . 20 00 1,;d:or tin soecial sewers for the 1,ist hill I 1/eceinher, 1005: ChAs. ('roe, lcy. 3 140 David Flynn—. GO llurney Wass.. .. 3 90 Al. Lonergnit• • •• 2 10 John i -•ear. fi 30 J. Linehan, hauling filling on Mt. carinel avenue 37 90 M. Thiminisch, hauling tilling on Alt. Carmel ;IVe11110. 27 75 (i'Mt.ara. hauling tilling Alt. Carmel avenue hauling filling- oll All. 13 50 Carmel 1 Vi'nii II 7655 W• lIrmlleY. hauling- filling tilt Alt. t•armel avenue J. Sullivan hauling filling on Alt. Carmel avenue.. "2 104 (1•Aleara. hauling tilling on Alt. Carmel avenue.. 1 17, P. Appel, binding tilling tin Alt. rmee Cal avnue.. 5 27. P. Baumgartmr. ass't. Market $ 36 45 Master for Decenther Palmer, Berg & blank hooks and stationery for various de- partments 144 25 F. P. Hayes, board of prisoners for December 4 20 T. E. Frith, removing garbage and dead animals for De- cember 125 52 T. H. Clark, mugs and supplies for expense and Fire Depart- ments 44 55 C. Pape, repairing fountain at Rhomlierg and Windsor Ave- nues 3 SO Key City Gas Co., gas for var- ious departments 117 60 Kelly's look store, stationery and supplies for various depart- ments 13 65 C. 'I'. Bush. photos, 0th and Lo- cust ;Hid 17111 and Clay Sts 7 50 H. It. Aicc Jrten, plumbing Ar- mory I InIntl 1 05 L. Liii(leill.erg, snow shovel Washington Park 1 15 G. W. Healey & Son, snow shovel and pail Washington Bark65 D'Aleara. repairing First Ward sea 5 65 G. F. Kleih, hardware expense and Sewer Departments 9 60 Mauer & Kress, hardy a re ex - pease department " 05 Iowa Telephone Co., teb•phone service various departnmts17 52 Dubuque Telephone Co., tele- phone service vu minus della rt - meats 0 00 Fischer & Co., ice delivered at City Ball 16 00 Fischer & coni del;vored at City Hall S8 93 J. Beach & Sons, soap City Hall. 2 95 J. Butt, repairs II.oad and Sower Departments 5 10 F. Schlitz ez Son. repairs ltoad and Sewer Departments 4 60 J. Duggan, repairs Road aild AIL Carmel Avenue Depart- ments 8 05 T. Molloy. sawing wood Road and Police Departments 2 75 Khmer & Kress, hardware Road and Sewer Departments 1 10 G. F. Kledt, hardware Road De- part nient 14 10 P. Beller, horse shoeing :Road Department 4 30 G. Lear, horse shoeing Road De - 3 00 partmont 34 List of Warrants. Clancy Transfer Co., coal Road Department W. J. Burns Co., oil for Road Department Duggan & Cota, hardware, pow- der and fuse Road Department 11 25 Taylor & Gantenhein, paving blocks Road Department 1 25 Avenue Top Mining Co., rock Road Department Schroeder -Klein Co., salt Road Department McEl•ath Teaming Co., sand Road Department 2 25 G. Ragatz & Son, repairs on steam roller 9 70 F. M. Jaeger & Co., dynamite and caps for Mt. Carmel Ave- nue Department 5 75 Wunderlich & Wiederholt, horse shoeing Fire Department 5 10 Lagen & Sloan, horse shoeing Fire Department 11 50 P. Heller, horse shoeing Fire De- partment 3 00 Collings & Pfiffner, horse shoe- ing patrol team 11 70 H. J. Hagerty, veterinary ser- vices fire and patrol teams24 85 McClain Bros., salt and bran Fire Department 1 70 Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co, hose Fire Department 3 60 Mullen & Papin, plumbing Fire Department 11 35 Key City Gas Co., coal and coke Fire Department 15 35 Key City Gas Co., rental of gas arcs Fire Department 1 00 T. F. Kane, hay and oats Fire Department 110 30 H. J. Hagerty, examining horse Fire Department 5 00 Eichhorn & Bechtel, bran and oil Fire Department 1 75 McDonald & Morrison Mfg. Co, supplies Fire Department 1 50 G. Ragatz & Son, repairs Fire Department 7 35 Jno. Butt, repairs Fire Depart- ment 8 55 Butt Bros., repairs Fire Depart- ment 9 50 F. G. Becker, coal Fire Depart- ment 16 80 P. Evens, coal Fire Department23 45 F. Burns, coal Fire Department24 70 T. J. Mulgrew, coal Fire Depart- ment 13 45 Clancy Transfer Co., coal and wood, Fire Department 27 80 Conlin & Kearns, coal Fire De- partment 24 40 Fischer & Co., coal Fire Depart- ment 18 75 Diamond Jo Line steamers, mops Fire Department 4 00 Schreiber & Conchar Mfg. Co, repairs FIre Department 1 50 G. W. Healey & Son, never slip calks Fire Department 23 35 F. M. Jaeger & Co., hardware Fire Department 130 2 00 75 1 5 00 75 Key City Roofing Co., repairing roof 9th Street Engine House5 00 McDermott & Gow, repairs 9th Street Engine House 2 00 Farley & Loetscher Mfg Co, storm sash Engine House No. 5 31 85 W. Marshall, repairing fire steamers P. Olinger and J. J Linehan 37 25 C. E. Berry, supplies for Fire Department 12 00 American La France Fire En- gine Co., rebuilding fire engine R. W. Stewart 1519 00 Thos. T. Carkeek, estimate on plane and specifications for Fifth Ward Engine House 50 00 The Model, half pay on Police overcoats 120 00 J. Boltz, sawing wood Police Department 4 00 J. M. Garrison, wood Police De- partment 2 00 P. Devaney, sawing wood, P.ilice department 4 00 H. Schmitt, ,awing wood, Police deuartment 1 75 G. F. Kleih, hardware, Police de- partment 1 50 Klauer & Kress, hardware, Po- lice department 90 Clancy Transfer Co., wood, Po- lice department 30 00 P. Even, wood, Police depart- ment 6 00 Saunders Meat Co., meat for Matron department 5 80 G. H. Davis, stew pot for Ma- tron department 20 Eichhorn & Bechtel, groceries and supplies, Matron depart- ment 13 90 E. J. Mulgrew, bread for Ma- tron department 4 35 Mullin & Papin, plumbing at Matron department 10 SO T. F. Kane, hay for patrol house 13 05 J. E. Hartig, repairs for Engi- neer's department 1 85 F. M. Jaeger & Co., twine for Engineer's department 45 L. J. Schmitt, twine for Sewer department .. 75 Key City Roofing Co., sewer pipe and cement, Sewer department 13 30 T. J. Mulgrew, sewer pipe and cement, Sewer department 75 90 Smith, Morgan Prt'g. Co., weekly and monthly council proceed- ings for November and Decem- ber 29 80 Globe -Journal, official printing for November and December109 23 The Times, printing Mayor's proclamation Telegraph -Herald, official print- ing for November and Decem- ber 67 75 National Demokrat, official print- ing for December 25 00 Union Electric Co., arc lights for December 2069 15 J. G. Becker & Co., drugs for 2 10 List of Warrants. 11,,• .1 of Health 50 H. Inkman, excavation permits re,•, wed 95 00 H.1:cilikman, interest on nut - standing warrants.... ..... 750 30 11. Brinkman, postage stamps— expense s 10 00 Brinkman, Nev York Ex- change—Expense. Itrinkman, refunded tax—Ex- pense. H. Brinkman, express charges— fire.. 5, H. Brinkman, loan.... $10,1991.19) H. Brinkman. library orders paid.. 37 Jos. itrouillette, 1st.... Paul for the first half of January. 1905: Ilocker, 3rd.... .. Labor in the first and Third idstr5.1,ct0:7,, 6 75 D. J. Brightbill, 3rd Jos. Brown, ist.-7 90,3rd.-4 50.. 12 to W. Coughlan, 1st II 10 20 00 J. Callahan, 1st. D. Corcoran, 1st. -70c, 3rd. -2 TO3 40 Barney (111155, 1st. 5 25 F. Gavin, 1st. 20 00 John Ilitfey, 1st 3 40 T. Hackney. 1st.... .......... 2 70 M. Lonergan, 1st.... .. . 0 J. McNulty, 1st 4 05 J. McCormack, health.. 16 20 O'Brien, 1st. 20 00 John Parker, 3rd. 5 10 W. Quinlan, 1st 4 20 Phil. Reddin, 1st 1 :15 Jos. Rooney, lst.-7 90, 3rd. -4 5012 4', John Spear, 1st. 75 wearmouth, 3rd 20 00 Labor on sewers during the first half of January, 1905: H. 10 SO P. Ca sserly 20 80 C(3E-L.:rove. J. Corcoran 19 20 T. Hagerty. 25 00 J. Jellison. 19 20 J. Kiang 20 80 P. Kenneally 20 80 C. Sullivan 20 80 L. Taylnr 17 60 L. Zemanek 17 60 T. Donahue, grading streets 1 80 J. Kress, grading streets.... 1 35 M. Lavin, grading streets 1 35 W. Quinlan, grading streets.. 1 3F, F. Scherr, grading streets 7 70 N. Sweeney, grading strets.... 1 35 G. Reynolds, grading streets2 80 S. C. Chamberlain insurance on Central Engine House.. .. 25 20 H. C. Suice, damages for person- al damages 25 00 P. Grue, damages for personal injuries. 10 00 f hereby certify that the foregoing is ;t true and correct list of all war- rants issued by me during the month of January, 1905. —C. F. Arendt, City Recorder. 55 55 3 5 MST ;JF \\'\ 1:1 City I ZI`1.111111'Cti I Itijcp. Dubuque, la., February 1st, 1905. To the Honorable Mayer and Cit Cottni'il Ill' Duhuque: Gentliquen: The following is a com- plete list of all warrants issued on the varbgis funds by ne, during: the month january, 1905: Expense 11 1101— First District *142.45 Th ill Dist Het, $ 9.24: Fir- 4,545.20 Police 2.346.65 Sewer,ig'e 447.10 201.95 Printing Engineer 204.55 Street Lighting 9.069.15 Interest 750.30 ittiard If Health 271.40 17.70 904.37 Grading330.55 tilt 'walk I I'll i lag 5.75 Fund 106.00 Grading Bluff street Extension 1.00 and Villa Street Loan 10,000.00 I hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct list of all warrants issued by me on various funds during the month of January, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, 2-1t City Recorder. To Whom It May Concern: Notice is hereby given of tile Council's intention to vacate the11 betweena.Washing- ton and Jackson streets, from Seventh to Eighth streets. and an ordinance providing for such vacati(m has been submitted to the city council if t he City of Dubuque at its last regular ses- sion. Said ordinance will be passed at a regular meeting of the council :Met ten days' publication of this notice. Dated at Dubuque, Iowa, this iith day of February, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder of City of Dubuque. 2-18-10t l • Regular Session March 16, 1905. 37 CITY COUNCIL. :Regular Session, March 16th, lila:. (Official.) Council inet at 9:30 o'clock P. M. Mayor Berg in the chair. Present—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. A bsent—None. Ald. Clancy moved that the council proceedings for the month of February be approved as printed excepting the part of canceling the insurance policy of the.IowaState Insurance Co. on the Central Engine House. Carried. Ald. Corrance moved that the action tl:en by the Council tet its Adjourned • alar Session, Feb. 2th, 1905, in can- celling the Insurance policy of the Iowa State Insurance Co. on the Cen- tral Engine House be reconsidered. Carried. Ald. Corrance also moved that the policy remain on said Engine House as contracted for. Carried. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICA- T1ONS. Petition of Frank Drasda asking that the City Treasurer be instructed to ac- cept $2SS.5•I without interest for special assessment ;es levied against his prop- erty for improving Lincoln Avenue from White to Jacksc'n Streets. On motion referred to Finance com- mittee. Petition of Conlin & Kearns asking that Sixth Street between Fourth Street Extension and their Ice Houses be re- paired and put in passable condition. On motion referred to Street commit- tee. Petition of Jno. Cogan asking permis- sion to improve his frame dwelling by putting on another story, which is lo- cated on N. 1-2 of lot 63, East Dubuque Add. On motion r,•ferrcii to Committee on Fire and Fire Chief. Petition of Morris -Johnson -Brown Mfg. Co.. asking that an arc light be placed at or near the easterly end of Ninth Street. In motion referral to Committee oil Police and Light ;end they to report to the Council. Petition of F. D. Thinoncsch asking that a sanitary sewer be coast meted in Blocklinger Lane about 270 feet in lent tb. ('a motion was referred to Sewer committee. Petition of Aug. ltoh,' asking that the taxes for 1904 on lot 2S'1, East Dubuque Add., be ordered canceled. ( ht motion refcrr'eel to i relinquent Tax coni nittee, Petition of Mrs. Margt. Flanagan ask- ing for ;t reduction of her taxes as lev- ied against her property. Lot 9, Mon - dale Add. cin naction referred tee Beim) of l:quali'atide. Petition of Jno. 11. Bradley request- ing the council to order the laying of at sidrtc;dk on sunlh side of 1'nion Acc- rue from \\est Locust tee ('ox Streets. Un nn,tiuu referred tee ('ntntnittee of the \\'hold and they to view the trounds. Petition of Chris. (';cpretz et el asking that Lincoln Avenue he npenod and inl- proVerl from Fourth Avenue Io west line of lot 35 in JicCr;ocey's Eagle Point Add. On motion of Ald. Frith tfte rales were suspended in order to item from parties interested. Chris. C;epretz. Dd. Fengler. \Vnm. Nc•anu'ister and Capt. R. Kimbel ad- dressed the council favoring said im- provement. on motion the petition was referred to the Committee of the \Vhole and Hwy to view the grounds, Petition of Eagle Point Boat House Co. asking that they be granted the ex- clusive privilege to operate a Ferry be- tween Eagle Point and l' incbel's Park for a term of ten (10) years. On motion referred to the Committee of the Whole and parties interested be notified of said meeting. Petition of Internation;cl Brotherhood of Teamsters Union asking council to fix the wages for all teams working for the city at $4.25 per clay and ( c' per hour for all over tittle ;Ind Sunday work, according to l;csolution passel by said Teamsters' union March 1st, 1905. (ht (notion referred to Committee of the Whole. I'ctitiai. of Paul Becker et al request- ing the City Council to fix the price of all macadam btuken in the city at $1.00 per cubic yard. (,o motion referred to C'unuuiltee of the \\'hole. Pert Mlle nl' \Inm ice 'I'. Ahearn claim- , tl., i uu ;es 'I;: mages done Io Iii- I lin s breaking win- !o ,- , fences, etc. flit motion inferred lee the Ceiuntnittee of the \V'hole. Petition of lluhuque & Sioux City itailway ('o. asking that the taxes for 1904 :is (e'vic't against their property in Doh. Harbor ('u's. Add. he nr,l,•tic) r:ilt- e'eled, also that the City :Aca,..nr lu' instructed he strike said In ul r!) frniti 38 Regular Session March 16, 1905. is the local assessment roll for the year 1905. On motion referred to City Attorney and City Assessor. Petition of Mrs. D. Meggenhurg ask- ing that she he paid back the taxes on lot 10 of Min. Lot 319 from 1895 to date, as said lot was deeded to the city in 1895. On motion referred to City Engineer and he to report to the Board of Equal- ization. Petition of C. H. Reynolds remon- strating against paying special assess- ment as levied against lot 3 of Sub. of Lot 24, in Deming & Horr's Sub. On motion referred to the City En- gineer to report to Council. Communication of C. B. Scherr, City Assessor, asking council to instruct the City Attorney to make inquiries as to the status of the cases of the City of Davenport against railroad companies relating to the collection of taxes. On motion referred to the City At- torney. Claim of Sarah J. Fenton claiming the sum of $2000.00 for personal damages sustained by falling on an icy and de- fective sidewalk on Locust Street, north of the intersection of Tenth Street. Also Claim of Jas. Martin claiming the sum of $5000.00 for personal dam- ages sustained by falling on an icy and slippery sidewalk on the south side of Dodge Street. On motion both Claims were referred to the Committee on Claims and City Attorney. Ald. Clancy, chairman of the Com- mittee of the Whole, reported as fol- lows: Be it resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That the appro- priations for the ensuing year for the different departments of the city be fixed as follows: For General Expense and Con- tingent Fund $40,000.00 For Expense of Fire Depart- ment 42,000.00 For Expense of Police De- partment ........ ...... 28,000.00 For Care, Maintenance and Re- pair of Sewers, Storm and Sanitary 5,000.00 For Printing 2,500.00 For Expense of Engineer De- partment 2,500.00 For Expense of Street Lighting 25,200.00 For Interest on Bonded and Floating Debt 41,500.00 For Expense of Board of Health 4,500.00 For Grading Fund 2,000.00 For Construction of Bee Branch Sewer in Millville Road For Continuation of Bee Branch Sewer in Washington 3,000.00 Street 6,000.00 For Construction of Bee Branch Sewer between 15th and 16th Streets 1,400.00 For taking up Improvement Bonds issued for payment of Special Assessment against Parks, Fire Engine Houses and other real estate owned by thee ity, for paving and macadamizing of streets and for interest on same 2,000.00 For payment of Judgments against the city 3,000.00 For District Road Fund, for Cleaning, Repairing quid Sprinkling purposes— First District 16,000.00 Second District 20,300.00 Third District 8,750.00 For Interest on Special Bond- ed Debt 4,000.00 For Special Sewer Fund 1,000.00 For Grading Mt. Carmel Ave- nue 1,000.00 For Repairing and Rebuilding Sidewalks .... 1,000.00 For Continuation of Wall on Bluff St. Extension 1,000.00 For Completion of Fifth Ward Engine House 4,000.00 For Booth St. Storm Water Sewer 1,000.00 Total Appropriations $266,650.00 Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the res- olution. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith. Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Ald. Clancy also reported as follows: Your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of the police officers, asking for an increase in salary, would recommend that said petition be received and filed. Also your Committee of the Whole. to whom was referred the petition of the captains of the several fire com- panies, asking that their salary be in- creased Ten Dollars per month, would recommend that the salary of the cap- tain of Truck Co. No. 1 and of the captains of Engine companies No. 1 and No. 2 be increased Five Dollars per month, taking effect March 1, 1905, and that the Ordinance Committee be instructed to amend the ordinance on that subject in compliance herewith. Also your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of Karl Viecent, et al., asking that Adams Avenue be improved from Reed Ave- nue to Fifth Avenue, would recom- mend that the prayer of the petition- ers be granted and that the proper resolutions be adopted. Also your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of Regular Session March 16, 1905. 39 the Dubuque Star Brewing Co., ask- ing that the Treasurer be instructed to accept payment for taxes for the year 1904 in accordance with the ordi- nance adopted April 7, 1898, relating to the same, would respectfully recom- mend that said petition he received and filed. Also your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of the drivers of the Fire Department, asking for an increase in wages, would recommend that said petition be re- ceived and filed. Also your Committee of the Whole. to whom was referred the petition of the Y. M. C. A., asking that it be al- lowed to continue the operation of the swimming school on the river bank ;:t the foot of Third Street, would recom- mend that the prayer of the petitioner be granted. Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the various reports of the Committee of the Whole. Carried. 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 March, 1905: Amount due Laborers on Streets.$709.10 Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BnYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Streets. Also submit my pay roll for labor on Sewers during the first half of March, 1905: Amount due Laborers on Sewers.$1.89.00 Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Sewers. On motion the pay rolls on Streets and Sewers were received and war- rants ordered drawn to pay the various amounts and the pay rolls referred back to the proper committees. The Mayor reported as follows: To the Honorable City Council of the City of Dubuque: Gentlemen: On November 3rd, 1904, your Honorable Body ordered two warrants amounting to $36.65 drawn on the City Treasurer in favor of the Mayor to defray the costs in the cases of M. Schlegel vs. City of Dubuque and E. W. Albee vs. City of Dubuque. Said warrants were erroneously drawn on the Expense Fund, whereaa they should have been drawn on the Judgment Fund. Said Judgment Fund having been exhausted, I have return- ed said warrants to the City Treasurer and have taken his receipt therefor and ;aro h saute to this report. Very respectfully, t'. II. Blah(',. Mayor. On motion the action of the Mayor was apinoced and the report received and filed. The following annual reports of the City Auditor, City Treasurer, Chief of Police and City Attorney were pre- sented. The recommendations of the City Attorney, as embodied in his re- port, was ordered read. Ald. Corrance moved that the same be referred to the Committee on Claims and City Attorney for the purpose of carrying out said recommendations. Carried. Action on the balance of the annual reports was postponed. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES. Ald. Frith, chairman of the Commit- tee on Streets, reported as follows: Your Committee on Streets would re- spectfully recommend that the City En- gineer be instructed to measure the piles of macadam in the different wards and report the amount to the City Council. Ald. Frith moved to adopt the report. Carried. Ald. Clancy, chairman of the Commit- tee on Fire, presented a bill of Thos. F. Kane for hay and oats delivered to the Fire Department. Amount of Bill $421.89 And moved that a warrant be drawn for the above amount and the bill paid. Carried. Ald. Lyons presented and read the following report of the Purchasing Committee, and moved that the same be adopted and made a part of the of- ficial record. Carried. Report follows: Your Purchasing Committee desires to correct the impression conveyed by an article that recently appeared in the Globe -Journal over the signature of Ald. Needham, in which it was stated that a certain wood and coal dealer had offered to supply the city with wood for $5.50 per cord, and that the offer had been rejected, while ;it the same time the city purchased wood from another firm at $6.00 per cord. The idea meant to be conveyed by said article, was that the first men- tioned firm was being discriminated against in favor of the latter, and that a higher price was being paid for fuel than what it could be obtained for. The fact of the matter is that the firm first above referred to had the con- tr;iet for supplying the city with fuel until \ov4•nihw r 1, 1904. The city on Oc- tober 26, 1904, advertised for bids for fuel for the term of one year, expiring November 1, 1905, and neither then nor 40 Regular Session March 16, 1905. at any subsequent time was a single bid submitted. About the time the old contract ex- pired, the firm first referred to, stocked up all the down town engine houses to their full capacity, putting in about $2211.00 worth of fuel for use after the expiration of their term of contract. This they were permitted to do because they were still charging the old rates which your committee had knowledge were soon to he raised: but after Nov- ember 1, 1904, neither they, nor any other firm in the city would furnish fuel for less than the price which has since been paid for it. In regard to the other firm mentioned, we will say that it received the same price for its coal and wood as did all the other firms in the city, and not one cent more: and moreover, that the dis- tribution of orders in this line is being made on as equitable a basis as pos- sible. It will be seen from the foregoing that the firm first above referred to has had its full share of the total business in this line for the ensuing year, and that his statement in regard to offering to furnish wood at $5.50 per cord is not correct. C. H. BERG, • Chairman. JOHN W. LAWLER. Ald. Corrance moved to adjourn until March 23rd, 1905. Carried. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. Attest: '`,fes ` / "' Recorder Approv -S/1'/L/7-1906— Mayor Adjourned Regular Session March 23, 1905. 41 CITY COUNCIL. Adjourned Regular Session, March 23c1, 1905. (OFFICIAL). Council met at 8:30 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 of Herm. Bishof, et al, ask- ing that sidewalks be ordered con- structed on North side of Edith Street, from Burden Avenue to Sheridan Ave- nue, thence on Sheridan Avenue to Davis Avenue, thence along the South side of Davis Avenue to Windsor Ave- nue. On motion the same was referred to the Committee on Streets. Petition of Peter Hanson, asking permission to erect a frame building on lot 70, East Dubuque Add. On motion the petition was granted after the premises being investigated by the Fire Chief. Petition of The Cushing -McFadden Co., asking that the City Treasurer be instructed to accept payment in full on their assessment to the amount of $5,000, according to resolution adopted by the City Council Dec. 18th, 1902. Also petition of Jas. Cunningham, asking that he be exempt on his home- stead, lots 2 and 5, Buettell's Sub., to the amount of $800.00, he being an honorably discharged Union Soldier. On motion both petitions were refer- red to the Board of Equalization and City Assessor. Petition of Sara H. Ham remonstrat- ing against grading Lincoln Avenue adjoining her property in Ham's Add. On motion referred to the Committee of the Whole. Claims of Frances Crabtree claiming the sum of $5,000.00 for personal dam- ages sustained by being injured by the opening of one of the double doors at the Central Engine House, which open on Iowa Street. The Original Notice of District Court of Mary Dempsey vs. City of Dubuque, claiming the sum of $10,000.00 for per- sonal injuries sustained by falling on a defective sidewalk on Julien Avenue. On motion both Claim and Original Notice were referred to Committee on Claims and City Attorney. REPORTS OF OFFICERS. City Auditor Hoffman reported as follows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen:—Herewith find niy report for the month of Fel i uary, 1905. show- ing the receipts and disbursements for the month: Cash on hand Feb. 1st, 1905..$ 62,690.78 Receipts— Receipts from all sources..... 133,000.94 ,195,691.72 Disbursements— \Varrants redeemed $ 95.148.53 Coupons redeemed 7,442.38 Water Works coupons re- deemed 22.50 $102,613.41 Cash an hand March 1st, 1905.. 93,078.31 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 .........$7,379.88 Water Works coupons 22.50 Improvement Bond coupons62.50 $7,646.88 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 March 1st, 1905: Appropriation. Expended. Expense $40,000 $35,462.41 Road— First District .. 16,000 Second District 20,000 Third District 9,000 Fire 38,000 Police 28,000 Sewerage 5,000 Printing 2,500 Engineer 2,500 Street Lighting 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 In- terest 4,000 4,000.00 Mount Carmel Avenue Grading 1.000 938.00 Sidewalk Repairing 1,000 917.20 Special Sewer Fund 8,000 5,490.09 Grading Bluff Street Extension and Villa Street .... 1,000 989.80 Fifth Ward Engine House 4,000 1,000.00 15,999.32 19,998.48 8,885.99 36,278.29 27,662.16 4,983.65 1,634.35 2,463.94 24,694.23 41,456.90 4,388.58 927.05 8,500.00 1,036.53 2,000.00 Total Appropriation..$268,000 Respectfully, F. B. HOFFMAN, Auditor. On motion the report was received and the same referred back to the Com- mittee on Finance. The annual reports of the City En- gineer, City Auditor, City Treasurer, Chief of Police, Chief of the Fire De- partment .iud City Attorney were pre- sented. rl r ommiliper 42 Adjourned Regular Session March 23, 1905. On motion the various reports were referred to the Finance Committee to have the same embodied in the Fin- ance Report for the year 1904. Car- ried. REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT- TEES. Ald. Corrance, chairman of the Com- mittee on Claims, reported as follows: Your Committee on Claims and City Attorney, to whom was referred the communication of Sylvester J. Patch in relation to injuries alleged to have been sustained by his wife, by reason of falling on a slippery walk, would rec- ommend that said communication be received and filed. Also, your Committee on Claims and City Attorney, to whom was referred the petition of John I. Beekman, asking that he be allowed the sum of fifteen dollars as damages for injuries alleged to have been sustained by him, would recommend that said petition be re- ceived and filed. Also, your Committee on Claims and City Attorney, to whom was referred the petition of George Bippus, asking that he be allowed compensation for time lost by him and for expense of surgical treatment occasioned by his being run over by the horse and buggy of the chief of the' Fire Department, would recommend that said petition be received and filed. H. CORRANCE, Chairman. Ald. Corrance moved to adopt the reports of the Committee on Claims. Carried. Ald. Clancy, chairman of the Fire Committee, moved that the matter of purchasing the apparatus for Engine House No. 6 he referred to the Com- mittee on Fire and Fire Chief. Car- ried. Ald. Clancy, chairman of the Com- mittee of the Whole reported as fol- lows: Your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of the Eagle Point Boat House Company, asking that it be granted the exclusive privilege to operate a passenger ferry between Eagle Point and Iiimbel's Park, would recommend that the mat- ter be referred to the Ordinance Com- mittee with instructions to draft an ordinance providing for the licensing and regulating of ferryboats. Also your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, asking that the scale of wages to be paid for teams hauling for the city be fixed at $4.25 per day of ten hours and sixty-five cents per hour for overtime and Sundays, would rec- ommend that on and after April 1, 1905, the wages for teams working for the city be fixed at forty-two and one- half cents per hour; said rate to apply to overtime and Sunday work as well as to the regular working day. MATT CLANCY, Chairman. Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the re- port of the committee of the Whole. Carried. RESOLUTIONS. Alderman Frith offered the follow- ing: Be it Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That the City Engineer be instructed to prepare plans and specifications for the con- tinuation of the Bee Branch storm water sewer in Washington Street, from the present terminus of said sewer northerly in said street as far as the appropriation for the same will permit, and file said plans and specifi- cations in the office of the City Re- corder, who will thereupon advertise for bids for the construction of said sewer in accordance with said plans and specifications. Adopted by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Alderman Corrance offered the fol- lowing: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque: That a Sidewalk six feet wide, of good cement, be, within forty days of this notice, con- structed and laid in conformity with the ordinance in relation to sidewalks, on the north side of Julien Avenue, be- tween Alta Vista Street and Center Place, abutting Min. Lot 86, owned by Academy of Visitation, at the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Ald. Clancy moved to adjourn until April 6th, 1905. Carried. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. Attest: • ...Recorder Approved 1906. ..Mayor List of Warrants. List of City Warrants. City I: • .tllcr's Dubuque, I:.., March 1st, 1905. 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, 1905: C. H. Berg, salry, Mayor. $116 65 H. Brinkman, salary, Treasurer133 30 J. A. McKinlay, salary, Deputy Treasurer 100 00 Jno. Krayer, clerk, Treasurer's office 60 00 Chas. F. Arendt, salary. Re- corder 116 65 Wm. A. Kaep, salary, Deputy Recorder 80 00 F. B. Hoffman, salary Auditor116 65 C. B. Scherr, salary Assessor125 00 A. Doerr, Jr., salary, Assistant Assessor 100 00 J. J. Murphy, :clary, Assistant Assessor 100 00 J. W. Kintzinger, salary, Attor- ney 150 00 J. C. Longueville, salary, Assist- ant Attorney 75 00 Thos. Reilly, salary, Chief of Po- lice 100 00 Jno. Reinfried, salary, Fire Chief 100 00 J. W. Lawlor, salary, Committee Clerk 100 00 Jas. Boyce, salary, City Engi- neer 166 65 E. Anderson, salary, Assistant Engineer 100 00 G. White, salary, Rodman 50 00 G. N. Raymond, salary, Super- intendent of Street Sprinkling 60 00 E. Herron, clerk in Auditor's and Engineer's office 75 00 Wm. Hipman, salary, Electrician 83 30 F. P. Hayes, salary, Marketmas- ter 50 00 T. Cahill, salary, Park Custodian 40 00 H. Henge, salary Park Custo- dian 40 00 T. Faherty, salary, Park Cus- todian 10 00 Dr. B. F. Michel, salary, Health Officer 50 00 F. Flynn, salary, Sanitary Pa- trolman 60 00 C. Baumann, salary, Poundmas- ter Mrs. H. Koenig, salary, Jani- tress 20 00 I. Conigisky, salary, Sidewalk Inspector 50 00 M. Clancy, salary, Alderman 25 00 H. Corrance, salary, Alderman25 00 E. Frith, salary, Alderman' 25 00 Mr. Jones, salary, Alderman 25 00 M. E. Lyons, salary, Alderman 25 00 Jos. Needham, salary, Alderman25 00 Jno, Stumpf, salary, Alderman25 00 Miss E. B. Rupprecht, stenog- rapher M. Eitel, fireman J. Essman, fireman A. Duccini, fireman 40 00 20 00 65 00 75 00 60 00 43 .1. Flynn, fireman 65 00 .I. Ruskin, fireman 60 00 . Heer, fireman 50 00 .1. Tschudi, fireman 50 00 J. Sehonberger, fireman 50 00 J. Daley. fireman 65 00 J. Barnes, fireman 75 00 T. Ryder, fireman 60 00 G. Myer, fireman 65 00 \V. lmne' v. fireman 60 00 F. Murphy, fireman 50 00 W. \l a'I:ain, fireman 50 00 M. Kelly, fireman .. n0 00 D. Ahern, fireman 65 00 P. Zillig, fireman 50 00 T. Flynn, fireman 65 00 M. Sweeney, fireman 50 00 H. Cain, fireman 50 00 J. Benzor, fireman 50 00 J. McGloughlin, fireman 50 00 A. McDonnell, fireman 67 50 J. Murphy, fireman 50 00 P. Fury, fireman 50 1,0 W. Kannolt, fireman 26 65 G. Gherke, fireman 65 00 T. Kennedy, fireman 60 00 F. Baumgartner, fireman 50 00 J. Smith, fireman 50 00 C. Kannolt, fireman 65 00 J. Allen, fireman 60 00 M. Fahey, fireman 50 00 \\r. O'Connell. fireman 50 00 R. Weston, fireman 65 00 F. Kenneally, fireman 60 00 E. McDermott, fireman 50 00 P. Ahern. fireman 50 00 G. Burkel, police 50 00 J. Carter, police 65 00 J. Chine, police 45 00 Jno. Cody, police 50 00 W. Cook, police 60 00 W. Corcoran, police 50 00 J. P. Cummings, police 50 0(1 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 00 Pat Hanlon, police 45 00 M. Kilty, police 50 00 Jno. Lr•ts:eher, police 50 00 P. 1sl a'ollins, police 50 00 P. 1‘1 •lnerney, police 50 00 M. ta'a'onnor, police 60 00 Jno. Murphy, police 50 00 Jno. Raesli, police 65 00 Otto Rath, police 50 00 J. Rooney, police 50 00 Jas. Ryan, police 65 00 M. Ryan, police 55 00 P. Scharff, police 50 00 Al. Scherr, police 55 00 F. Spielman, police 50 00 P. Sutton, police 41 00 M. Stapleton, police 50 00 J. Stoltz, police 50 00 P. Sullivan, police 50 00 J. L. Sullivan, police 41 75 T. Sweeney, police 65 00 L. Zeidman, police 50 00 Miss B. Brennan, matron 30 00 Mrs. K. Hibbe, matron 30 00 44 List of Warrants. Labor on streets in ' the First and Third Districts during the last half of January, 1905: Jos. Brouillette, 1st Paul Becker, 3rd D. J. Brightbill, 3rd Jos. Brov.n, 1st, $7.90; 3rd, $4.50.. W. Coughlan, 1st Mike Cain, 1st J. Callaghan, 1st H. Fleck, 1st, $26.25: N. Frith, 1st, $17.00; F. Gavin, 1st T. Hackney, 1st John Hafey, 1st M. Lonergan, 1st" J. McNulty, 1st J. McCormick, Health W. O'Brien, 1st James Purcell, 1st John Parker, 3rd 4 W. Quinlan, 1st 2 Jos. Rooney, 1st, $7.90; 3rd, $4.50. 12 John Spear, 1st 1 W. Wearmouth, 3rd 20 Labor on Sewers for the last half January, 1905: P. Casserly $ 19 20 J. Corcoran 22 40 T. Hagerty, foreman 25 00 J. Jellison 19 20 J. Kiang 19 20 P. Kenneally 19 20 C. Sullivan 19 20 L. Taylor 19 20 L. Zemanek 19 20 P. Baumgartner, Assistant Mar- ketmaster for January F. P. Hayes, Board of Prisoners C. T. Bush, Photos of Julien Avenue F. Hardie, Transcript of Testi- mony, Case of Maria Kempf vs. City J. J. Dunn, Sheriff's fees in cases of City of Dubuque vs. Du- buque Star Brewing Co. and Marie Kempf vs. City of Du- buque T. Sullivan, Clerk of District Court, costs in case of Kempf vs. City C. L. McGovern, Recording plats and deeds Union Printing Company, Blank stationery and health reports for August, September and October, 1904 Kelly's Book Store, blank sta- tionery and supplies for var- ious departments G. B. Grosvenor, do do C. A. Noyes, framing group of Photo. Mayor's office J. Beach & Son, soap at City Hall F. A. Miller, 1 dozen brooms Geo. Roll, repairs at city hall and for Road Department Midland Chemical Co., disinfect- ine at City Hall Mullen Bros., plumbing at City Hall H. Corrance, matches, oil and 3rd. $15.00.. 3rd, $10.00.. 18 00 4 75 2 05 12 40 4 05 70 20 00 41 25 27 50 9 25 2 05 70 60 3 40 18 90 20 00 70 75 05 40 35 00 of is 35 10 3 80 2 50 6 75 5 30 78 95 4 25 17 00 15 70 9 39 8 00 1 40 2 50 2 85 12 50 5 30 supplies 8 05 Key City Gas Co., gas for var- ious departments 10 56 P. Even, coal for First Ward scales 12 60 F. Burns, hard coal, City Hall, Fire and Police departments80 50 Jno. Williams, wood at City Hall 18 00 Clancy Transfer Company 24 00 F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Road and Sewer departments. 10 00 Dubuque Turbine & Roller Mill Co., asphaltum Road depart- ment 50 Jno. Noonan, to use of oak lum- ber on Eighth Street sewer2 75 Eliwanger Bros., repairing har- ness Road and Fire depart- ment 18 75 Lagen & Sloan, horse shoeing, Fire Department 7 00 Wunderlich & Wiederholt, horse shoeing, Fire Department 6 70 Gus Lear, horse shoeing, Fire Department 2 00 Vollenweider & Heim, horse shoeing, Fire Department 9 50 J. Williams, wood for Fire De- partment 12 00 Clancy Transfer Co., coal for Fire Department 63 85 Conlin & Kearns, do do 19 00 Fengler & Beutin, do do 11 40 P. Even, do do 26 60 F. G. Becker, do do 36 65 Key City Gas Co., coal and coke for Fire Department 21 45 A Ruh, bran for Fire Depart- ment 9 90 H. Corrance, salt and supplies for Fire Department 5 45 T. F. Kane, hay and oats for Fire Department 111 10 G. Holl, repairs for Fire Depart- ment Hussman & Lies, hardware for Fire Department 1 50 P. Lang, hardware for Fire De- partment G. F. Thormann, paints and oils for Fire Department 2 90 G, Ragatz & Son, repairs for Department 1 85 Western Electric Co., copper wire for Fire Department 30 25 McDonald & Morrison Mfg. Co, supplies for Fire Department60 F. Zehetner, repairs on steamer J. J. Linehan 6 05 Wm. Marshal, repairs on steam- ers Olinger and Linehan 8 55 Otto M. Ruete, glass and putty for Engine House No. 5 2 80 Farley & Loetscher Mfg. Co, storm sash for Engine House No. 5 4 95 Jas. Ryan, putting up storm sash at Engine House No. 52 00 Jno. Ward, sawing wood for Po- lice Department 4 00 P. Devaney, sawing wood for Police Department 1 75 Kaep & Buechele, gloves and caps for Police Department 1 60 3 95 7 05 List of Warrants. 45 Bochert, part pay on police overcoat for G. Burkel 10 00 Eichhorn & Bechtel, groceries for 'Matron Department SI F. A. Nester, exchange of clock for Matron Department 3 00 A. Fluetsch, milk for Matron Department 1 75 J. Phillips, glazing for Matron Department 75 Mullen Bros., plumbing at Patrol House 13 25 Ellwanger Bros.. new harness at Patrol House 38 30 Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co, two pair rubber boots for Sewer Department S 00 Steuck & Linehan, stepping stones delivered to corner of Coulee Avenue and Sanford Streets 4 00 National Demokrat, official printing for January 25 00 Union Electric Co., arc lights for January 2067 35 T. E. Frith, removing dead an- imals for December, 1904, Jan- uary and February, 1905 29 50 Excavation permits redeemed30 00 Interest on Warrants outstand- ing 2531 15 New York Exchange 2 50 New York Exchange 41 Freight Charges Fire 10 I'ostage Stamps rary orders paid 62076 Express Charges Fire Lib si 10,e 1:k Loans Labor on Streets in the First and Third Districts during the first half of February. 1905: John Burke. 1st 8 2 05 Jos. Brouillette, 1st 7 15 Paul Becker, 3rd 8 80 D. J. Brightbill, 3rd 6 75 Jos. Brown. 1st, $4.85; 3rd, $4.509 2,5 Jas. Callaghan, 1st 7 15 D. Corcoran, 3rd 7 80 Pat Grue, 1st 1 35 Jos. Geasland, 1st, $4.40: 3rd. $2.70 7 10 Barney Glass. 1st 4 05 John Hafey, 1st 2, 770T. Hackney. 1st J. McNulty, tel 1 :15 J. McCoimick, Health 17 55 Vi' .01trien. let 7 15 John Parker. till 1(1 15 W. Quinlan, 1st 1 Jos. Rooney. 1st. $4.85: 3rd. $4.50. 9 115 John Spear, 1st ii It) 0 V. Wearmout h. 3rd Labor on Sewers for the first hal:: o::(1' February, 1905: I'. Gisserly J. Corcoran 'I'. Hagerty. foreman •• • ..• .1.. Jellison 1<lang Kentiptilly C. H. Ilerg% sheriff's fees. Cast. NI. It. Connolly vs. City 1. Becker. wood for Fire 5 50 I'. 1 port wont 12 00 C. H. Iterg. salary, Mayor .. 116 60 H. Brinlinian, salary, Treasurer.. 133 45 .1. A. Mcl<inlay, salary, y Treasurer 100 00 Krayer, clerk. Treasurer's office .. . 60 00 Chas, F. Arendt. salary. Re- corder 116 60 Wm. A. salary. Deputy Itt.corder 80 00 F. IL Hoffman. salary, Auditor116 60 C. B. Schen.. salary. Assessor 125 00 A. Doerr, Jr.. salary, Assistant Assessor 100 00 .1. .1. Alurphy, salary, Assistant J. 1<intzinger, salary, A nor- 1011 00 A ss(-ssor Longueville. salary. Assist- 1511 "0 Hey Thos. Reilly. salary, Chief of Po- 75 00 :int Attorney 100 on Jolsi'.'"Iteinfried, salary, Fire Chief 100 00 .1. W. Lawlor, salary, Comtnitt Pe Clerk WI 00 Jas. Iliyce, salary, City Engi: 1 And,,rsup, salary, Assist:in; 1(1114 '.;5 00 necr Engineer 50 ((0 White. salary. ti iii G. N. Raymond. salary. Superin- tendent of Street Sprinkling si 00 E. Herron, clerk in Auditor's and Engineer's office 75 00 'Wm. Hinman, saltily, Electrician 83 4N F. P. Hayes, salary, Marketums- er T. Cahill, salary, Polk Custodian 11. Henge, salary. Park Custo- dian 40 00 T.diFa;iilherty, salary, Park Custo- .... ........ 10 00 Dr. B. F. Michel, salary, Health Officer 50 00 F. Flynn, salary, Sanitary Pa - 60 00 trolinan C. Iiiiumann. salary. Poundmas- ter 4210) 1)000 Mrs. H. -Koenig. salary, Jani- tress I. Conigisky. salary. Sidewalk Inspector 50 00 M. Clancy. salary, Alderman25 00 Corrancc. salay, Alderman25 00 E Frith. salary, Alderman 25 00 Air. Jones s.dary Alderman 110 50 00 40 00 16. LYolls. stlittrY. \ider111:111 tes. N.a.dliate. salary, Alderman 17 (11, Jut,. St molt, salary, 90 '01 Si. 95 00 .1 l6ssiiri ii, fireman 16 011 A. Iniccini. fir(lrian 17 60 .1. Flynn. fireman 17 110 J. Ittts1:111, fireman 17 60 A. Iii. fireman 17 60 .1. 'Tsclititli, fireman 17 60 .1. S-lionberger, .1. I)ttil..y. fireman 4.4ii .1. ISa Imes fireman C. Satin \ in ............ • • • • • • I.. Taylor L. %tap:melt 1-1. Ilerg, court costs. case of NI. I. Connolly vs. I'll y 25 00 95 III 65 00 75 00 60 00 65 00 CO On 50 to 50 110 511 00 65 (10 75 00 46 List of Warrants. T. Ryder, fireman 60 00 6500 W. Ducey, fireman 60 00 F. Murphy, fireman 50 00 Mcc'lnin, fireman 50 00 M. Kelly. fireman 50 00 D. Ahern, fireman 65 00 P. Zillig, fireman 50 00 65 00 50 00 50 00 Sir 00 n 00 a . 50 Se c0 5n nil 65 00 60 00 50 00 50 00 65 00 60 00 50 00 50 00 65 00 60 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 65 00 50 00 50 00 60 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 60 00 50 00 67 20 50 00 45 00 65 00 50 00 50 60 60 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 50 00 45 00 65 00 50 00 30 00 30 00 G. Beyer. fireman T. Flynn, fireman M. Sweeney, fireman H. Cain. fireman G. Benzer, fireman J. McGlaughlin, fireman A. McDonnell, fireman J. Murphy, fireman P. Fury. firen-i.un G. Gherke, 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 P. :k helm, fireman G. Ilurkel, police J. carter, police J. ('lune, police Jno. Cody, police W. Cooke, police W. Corcoran, police J. P. Cummins, police J. Fitzpatrick, police Jas. Flynn, police Jno. Fox, police Win. Frith, police T. Ganahl, police L. Grasset, police B. Gray, police Pat Hanlon, police \T. Kitty, police Jno. Loelscher, police P. McCollins, police P. McInerney. police D. Norton, police M. O'Connor, police Jno. 1Tnrj hy, police Jno. 1;aesli. police Otto Rath, police J. Rooney, police Jas. 'Ryon, police M. Ryan, police P. Scharff, police Al Scher., police F. Spielman, police M. Stapleton, police J. Stoltz, police P. Sullivan, police J. L. Sullivan, police P. Sutton, police T. Sweeney, police L. Zeidman, police Miss 13. Brennan. police matron., Mrs. K. Hibbe, police matron P. Baumgartner, assistant Mar- ket master for February Larry Daily, cleaning y'rround Mil rket Square Kelly's Book Store, blank sta- tionery for various depart- ments 32 40 42 00 8 00 W. B. Baumgartner, supplies for Sidewalk and Fire depart- ments 7 35 }larger & Blish, blank station- ery for various departments37 00 Borden & Sellec•k co., r, -pairs for city scales 1 60 Mullen Bros., plumbing at City Hall 2 60 G. Hall, repairs at City Hall 1 00 Standard Lumber Co., lumber delivered at City Hall for Side- walk and Expense departments 56 40 Martin & Strelau Co., coal de- livered at City Hall 24 i0 C. T. Bush, taking photos at various streets 7 i0 Jacduinot & Mullen, plumbing at Armory Hall 2 40 H. Corrance, supplies City Hall1 05 Smith -Morgan Prt'g Co., blank stationery City Recorder's of- fice 7 ii0 Fengler & Dentin, coal delivered at City Hall 24 90 T'nion Printing Co., blank sta- tionery for Assessor's office25 50 Smith -Morgan Printing Co., blank stationery for various departments 25 50 Palmer -Berg & Co., blank sta- tionery for various depart- ments .. 63 25 C. J. ct: rc,ild, setting up stoves at ('ity Hall and repairing same 43 90 Key city Gas Co., gas for var- ious departments 95 05 C. H. Becker Co., supplies City Hall and Fire department 32 52 F. Fromm, carpenter repairs at Engine House No. 5 19 60 Key City Gas Co., coke and coal for Fire department 29 85 Lagen & Sloan, horse shoeing, Fire department ., 'I', G. Lear, horse shoeing, Fire di - partment 1 -Wunderlich & Wiederholt, horse shoe IT:g, Fire department 3 50 P. Heller, horse shoeing, Fire de- partment 3 00 J. J. Powers, horse shoeing, Fire department 9 85 F. G. Becker, coal for Fire de- partment 19 40 Martin-Strelau Co., coal for Fire department 23 ..05 W. D. Deckert Co., repairs Fire department G. Ragatz & Son, repairs. Fire department 7 57 .T. Butt, repairs, Fire department 16 70 F. Zehetner, repairs, Fire de- partment 4 85 E. J. Voggenthaler, repairs, Fire department C. J. Oswald, repairs, Fire de- partment Jno. Mullen, harness soap, Fire department 6 75 P. Even, coal, Fire department26 00 Clancy Transfer Co., coal for Fire department 66 :0 T. J. Mulgrew, coal and wood 50 5 15 6 50 6 1 1 List•of Warrants. 47 Fire department 30 90 Fischer & co.. coai for Fire de- partment 43 55 Martin & 11ielan Co., wood for Fire d' }1 intent 24 00 Conlin & Kearns, coal for Fire department 11 ;15 Dubuque Oil Tank Line. oil for Fire department 14 S5 McDonald & Morrison Alt's. Co, supplies 1•1,r Fire depau'tme.nt90 ('e•nttal Electric e'n., supplies for Fire lenaruucnt5S 50 "(n. siai plirs for bite depaHim: nt 20 J. F. Ris & Bro.. saal:plies for Fire Ih•p:irtment 50 H. Corrance, supplies for Fire de- partment 1 75 Standard Lumber Co.. shavings and Rauber for Fire depart- ment 14 40 Dubuque Rubber & Belting lting Co, supplies for Fire department90 M. Stafford, bran and straw for Fire department S 60 American La France Fire Engine Co., repairs on steamer Linehan 202 38 F. P. Hayes, board of prisoners4 20 M. Morrissey, sawing wood for Police department 1 75 J. Sussman. sawing wood for Po- lice department 1 75 P. Devaney. sawing wood for Po- lice department 4 00 T. J. Mulgrew, wood for Police department 4 50 Fengler & Beutin. wood for Po- lce department 49 00 J. E. Hartig, repairs for Police department 50 FV. J. Schneider, bran and oil for Polio• ,le•p:irfanent 16 00 Standard Lumber Co., lumber for Police department 10 10 C. J. Oswald, repairs for Police department 14 90 Jacquinot & Mullen, plumbing for Police department 16 00 E. J. Voggenthaler Co., repairs in calaboose 8' 55 Union Electric Co., arc lights for February 2067 35 Farley & Loetscher Mfg. Co, glazing' for Engineer's depart- ment 3 25 Union Printing Co., wrappers for Board of Health 1 25 J. Butt, repairs for Setter de- partment 1 60 Globe -Journal, official printing for February 12 95 National Demokrat, official print- ing for February 25 00 Smith -Morgan Printing Co, weekly and monthly proceed- ings for January 14 02 Telegraph -Herald official print- ing for January 31 40 Globe -Journal, official printing for January 31 40 Smith -Morgan Printing Co., pam- phlets for February 10 00 Martin & Strelau, t('e od for See1-er department 6 00 Labor on Streets in the Third District for the last half of February, 1905: Paul Becker, labor $ 12 15 I) .1. Brightbill, labor 4 75 Joe Brown. labor .t 50 ]lam' Flick, Tabor 15 00 Ne-lsnn Frith, labor 10 00 Ambrose 11it'el, labor 5 40 John Keast, labor 4 75 Jas. McCormack. labor 14 85 John Parker, labor 12 15 Joe Rooney, labor 4 50 Will 'Thin. labor 2 05 \Vm. \\'e;umouth. labor 20 00 i.A111(11 1)N SI:\\"I:I1S, P. C;tsserly, labor $ 19 20 J. C'oreor;in, labor 17 60 Thos. Hagerty labor 25 00 J. Jellison. labor 10 90 J. Kiang, labor 17 00 1'. Iienne;illy, labor 19 211 C. Sullivan. labor 19 20 L. Taylor, labor 17 (10 L. Zemanek, labor 19 20 7. F. Kane, hay and oats for Fire and Police departments434 60 H. 1h'inkman, excavation permits redeemed $ 5 00 H. Brinkman, interest paid 00 outstanding warrants ..........1563 53 H. Brinkman, postage stamps ex- pense 10 00 H. Brinkman, New York ex - eh ant.:e expense 7 46 H. Brinkman, express charges PXpense 65 H. Brinkman. refunded water tax, exneltse 3 30 H. Brinknuut, express charges, fire 28 60 H. 1trinkman, special bonded tax receipt, Library property bond fund 206 80 11. Brinkman, special bonded tax receiitt, L;1L•n ee of Congrega- tional church assessment 40 22 11. Brinkman, Libra Ty orders paid 980 50 1 hereby ec' 1i1y that the foregoing is a correct list of :all warrants issued by me during the uronth of February, 1905. C. F. A RENDT, City Recorder. 48 Offical Notices. LiST OF \\'.\ I; I;.A N'fs. City Recorder's office. Dubuque, Ia., March 1st, 1905. To the 1Ionorable \b(yor and City Count it of Dubuque: Gentlet:a n: The following is a com- plete Iisl cr .ill oilta nts issued on the wnrioas finals by nit• (luring the month ul I ,'brnary, 190:1: 7;cis( 11' $5,777.72 First I district 269.35 Third District 304.70 Fire 6,423.64 Police 4,459.50 Sewerage 576.85 Printing 149.75 Engineer 443.60 Street Lighting 4,134.70 Interest 4,094.65 Board of Health 310.05 Special I:onded Paving 247.02 Sidewalk Reiairing. 50.25 Special Sewer Fund - 5.60 I hereby certify that the foregoing is a. corre,1 list of all warrants issued by me on various funds during the month of Febru;a y. 19P;.. C. F. ARENDT, 3 -29 -it City Recorder. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the City Recorder up to 7:11 o'clock p. In., April 6th, 1905, for the construction of a Stone Arch Sewer in Washington Street, known as the )tee hirntch Sewer. In accordance with it plat of said Sewer, and the specifications prepared by the City Engineer, and now on file in the office of the City Recorder. ;bidets will state the price per lineal foot, the contractor to do all the work, and furnish all the material, except the city deems it advisable to use lumber in foundation under the masonry; the same will he furnished by the city, on the ;;_round, the contractor to be paid $1.011 per thousand I:. Al. for putting said lumber in place. Each hid must lie accompanied with a (el tilled check for $1.00.00 on some Indwelle bank its it guarantee that a cent tact \will be entered into if awarded. The city reserves the right to reject any and all bids. I.ecoi der's ((Bice of the City of Du - tattoo), March 29th, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, lt-29-.:t City Recorder. ((VFI('I:\ I. PI'BLI('ATION. SAN ((I: PENANCE. 1N (lI{OIN'.ANc1'. FOR THE VACA- '1' I( (N c tl" 'I' 1 1 V A LLI:Y I3ET\WEEN (VA S11INGT( IN AND JACKSON STI;1•:l;'1's I'I;( (Ai SEVENTH TO h:l(;I1'1'11 STREET, IN THE CITY c,I'' 1(1'I(I'(,l l', IOWA. Ite it ordained by the city Council of the city of Dubuque: Section 1. Whereas, the Earley & Loetscher :Manufacturing Company is the owner ni ;all the property on both sides of the alley between Washington and Jackson Streets, front Seventh to Eighth Street, in the City of Dubuque, Iowa, and, Whereas. it has been deemed s,,, ettl by the City Council to ','i, alley to said Farley &• Loetsch)•: Manu- facturing Company as long said premises are used for manufacturing purposes. Therefore, the. City Council hereby vacates and annuls that portion of the alley between Washington and Jack- son Streets. from Seventh to Eighth Street, in the City of Dubuque, Iowa, and said Farley & Loetscher Mfg. Com- pany, their successors or assigns, are hereby permitted and authorized to use said alley for the erection, maintenance and operation of factory buildings and storage yards; provided, that if at any time said Farley & Loetscher Manu- facturing Company, its successor or as- signs. should cease to use the premises above vacated for manufacturing pur- pose:,, then the said alley so vacated shall revert back to the city of Du- buque, and this Ordinance shall be null and void. Sec. 2. This Ordinance shall be in force and take effect irom and after its passage and publication one time in the Dubuque Daily (;lobe -Journal. the official paper of the city. Adopted February _sth, 1907, Approved March 4th, 19e:,, C. H. BERt;, Mayor. Attest: ('. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. Published Officially in the Evening Globe -Journal March 10th, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, 3-10-1t City Recorder. i Regular Session April 6 1905. CITY COUNCIL. Regular Scssittu. April 6th, 1905. (()FFI('iAL). Council met at 5:30 o'clock P. M. Mayne Berg in the chair. I'resent—Aids. Clancy. ('orrance, Frith. Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—Note. All. I'orrcncc• moved that the Coun- cil proceedings e'eedings for the month of March be approved as printed. Carried. BiLLS. The following bills were ordered paid: P. Baumgartner. assistant Mar- ket Master for 'March $ 36 45 F. Hayes, hoard of prisoners fol \larch 3 00 Jacquinot & Mullen, repairing fountain at Delhi Street and Gi»indvie\ Avenue 4 SO Key City Gas Co., gas for var- ious departments 106 _n '\V. \V. Ballard. repairing R'els- bac•h lights City Hall 2 25 J. Beach & Son, soap City Hall1 40 Key City Furniture co., repair- ing desk Mayor's office ' e Dubuque Woode nware and Lum- ber Co., lumber delivered at Deckert's scales 3 60 Linehan & Molo, coal at City Hall 63 93 Iowa Telephone Co., telegraph service for various departments 37 62 Iowa Telephone Co., toll lines service for City Attorney 2 00 Dubuque Telephone Co., tele- phone service for 'Mayor's res- idence and Fire Department6 00 C. T. Itush. 2 photos of 12th and White Streets 2 50 Kelly's book store, stationery and supplies for various de- partments 13 70 M. S. Hardie. blank stationery for Treasurer's office 15 00 Palmer, Berg & Co.. blank sta- tionery for various depart- ments 6 --i • G. \V. Healey & Son, grass seed for parks 1 80 G. F. Kleih, hardware for parks1 95 McDermott & C. -low, plumbing' at City Hall 1 20 F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Jackson Park 2 70 Al. Conrad, hauling brush from 3 60 Jackson Park Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co, hose for City Hall and Fire Department 22 50 G. F. Kleih, new tools for Road 1 CO Department Dubuque R"oodenware and Lum- ber Co., lumber for Road De- partment 20 00 49 1l, Necker Co., lanterns for Road tJena rt men t Byrne ct S:(ul, sand for Road I1c•- p.irtnn•t:t 9 15 1'. ''•hlnz ,t Son, repairs Ionil and Se.w •r Departments Standard Oii Co., nil for si ':un roller \\'. D. Decl: •rl Cn., snlcplies steal) roller C. J. c)sc 'ald, smoke smelt and hood stein) roller Snu•dley Steam Pump ('o., re- pairs Ste itri rola SS 43 R. J. \'oggentit:dh•r, repairs steam roller 29 GS Dn. Meuse]. & Co., lumber for Sidewalk Department 75 65 P..1. Seippel T.ntnher ('n., lumber for Sidewalk Department 26 95 F. Al. .Target & ('n.. dynamite and fuse for Alt. c'armel Ave- nue 6 85 \\"und,'rlic•h t \Vicderholt. horse shoeing Fire Department S 45 i.::P hI dean. horse shoeing Fire Delta nt 10 00 Phil 'Heller. horse shoeing Fire Department 5 00 (Ins Lear. hors- shoeing Fire and S ler I)t•partniettts 9 (15 Collings & P111111 -i'. horse shoeing Fire and Police Patrol 22 60 F. G. !tech -ET. wood for Fire De- partment 12 00 Linehan R. Moto, coal for Fire Depa rtment 35 '0 '1'..1. IIulgrew, coal for Fire Dc- pat•tntent 22 96 F. A. (Turns, coal for Fire De- partment 22 77 Martin & Strelau Co.. coal for Fire Department 17 84 ('has. E. Berry, harness and col- lar for Fire Department 22 00 T. F. Kane, hay for Fire De - 127 127 57 Dubuque (tit 'l'anll Tine, oil for Fire rt meat S 10 H. .1. Hagerty, veterinary ser- vices Fire :Ind Police Patrol14 50 E. M. Belknap, 1 keg iilc•ansd:tle for Fire Department 12 75 Pitts -Thompson Fd'ry Co., grates for Fire Department hunt 1 50 P. J. r,•ippel T.untber Co., lumber Pit Fire Department 65 1 Citt, Meuse]. & Co., lumber for Fire Dep:u tment 3 00 Denikicr Bros., 2 doz,-n b:u•n brooms for Fire Department 7 00 Mettel liras., straw for Fire De- partment 4 20 F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Fire Department 14 75 Gee. I;:cgatz & Son, repairs for Fire Department 2 5 Key lily- (las ('o., coke for Fire 1)eparitnc•lit 11 40 Key City (las Co., rental of gas are fur Fire Department 1 00 G, F. 'I'horman, glass and putt for Fire Department 1 40 T. Connolly, repairs on Grand - GO 5 15 S r10 90 9 50 50 Regular Session April 6, 1905. view Avenue Chemical engine7 25 Jac•quinot & Mullen, estimate on plumbing for Fifth Ward En- gine House 75 00 A. R. Staul'enheil, repairing clock at Police Headquarters 75 F. Schloz & Son, repairs at Pa- trol House 20 G. F. Kleih, sash cord_at Patrol House 1 30 Conlin & Kearns, coal for Police delt:u•tnetit 6 27 Conlin & Kearns, wood for Po- lice department 48 88 Jim. Williams, wood for Police department ...... ........ 6 00 F. A. Burns, wood for Police de- partment .. 6 00 Thos. Malloy, sawing wood, Po- lice department 4 00 Jas. Malloy, sawing wood, Po- lice department 175 Jno. Boltz, sawing wood, Police department .......... ...... 3 00 Saunders Meat Co., meat for Ma- tron department 3 20 E. J. Mulgrew, bread for Matron department 6 05 Eichhorn & Bechtel, groceries and supplies for Matron de- partment 7 40 N. Y. Coupling & Supply Co, couplings and expansion rings, Sewer department 14 00 G. F. Kleih, new tools for Sewer department .... 3 70 Dub. Ilubb. & Blt'g Ca., 4 pr rub- ber boots, Sewer department20 00 Geo. llagataz & Son, repairs for Sewer department 2 65 Globe -,Journal, official printing for March 24 69 Telegraph -Herald, official print- ing for March 37 63 Nat'l Demokrat, official printing for March 25 00 Smith -Morgan Prtg. Co., pamph- lets and list of warrants for February and March 28 86 Farley & Loetseher Mfg. Co, lumber for Engineer's depart- ment 1 25 Union Electric Co., arc lights for March 2067 35 A. Eberl, stonemason work on Fifth Ward Engine House 473 00 A. Eberl, extra work on Fifth Ward Engine House 65 00 $538 00 Ald. Jones moved that a warrant be drawn subject to certificate of archi- tect and approval of Fire committee. Carried. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICA- TIONS. Petition of E. J. McLaughlin et al asking that a sanitary sewer be con- structed in Caledonia Place was on mo- tion of Ald. Needham ordered granted. Petition of E. H. Sheppley calling the Council's attention to the filthy condi- tion of alley abutting his property be- t‘\ e, it loW:t :tat1 Clay, from Fourteenth to Pin etnth streets. On motion was referred to t'nnunittee on Streets. Petition of John M. Kenety asking that the opening of Hodgdon Avenue be legally adopted as a public street, was on motion referred to Street Com- mittee. City Engineer and City Attor- ney. Petition of Mary DeLorimier asking that her homestead, south part of lot 159, city, be exempt from taxation for the year 1904, was on motion referred to Delinquent Tax Committee. Petition of Isaac Manhoff asking that the property, south 1-2 of lot 307, East huh. Add., owned by the congre- gation of Kueses Israel church, be ex- empt from taxation, the same being used for church purposes only. On motion was referred to the L-'oard of Euualization. Petition of Henry Sears, Jr., et al, asking that Seventh (7th) Avenue, in Ham's Add., be ordered improved, was on motion referred to the Committee of the Whole and they to view the grounds. Petition of Phil. Kress et al asking that Adams Avenue, from Reed to Fifth Avenues, be improved. Also petition of Martin Young et al, remonstrating against improving Adams Avenue from Reed to Fifth Avenues. On motion the petition and remon- strance were referred to the Committee of the Whole, and parties interested be notified to be present at said meeting. The following petitions were referred to the Committee of the Whole: Petition of the Pitts -Thompson Foun- dry Co., by L. A. Pitts, president, ask- ing that their plant, situated on Ninth street between Jackson and Washing- ton streets, be exempted from taxation for a period of five (5) years. Also petition of A. A. Cooper, Sr., asking for a reduction of the assess- ment on Lots 691, 700 and 721, in City of Dubuque. Also petition of Mrs. M. McCaffrey, asking that they be exempt from pay- ing the special assessment for the im- provement of Elm street abutting their property on account of giving right of way through their lot for the purpose of constructing Bee Branch sewer therein. Also petition of Patrick Scanlon et al., asking that Exchange street between Curtis and Dodge streets be ordered im- proved. Also communication of Chas. W. Katz, Inspector of Wood and Harbor Regular Session April 6, 1905. 51 Master, asking that he be allowed the salary as 1 -harbor Master during the winter months. Petition of Dennis O'Meara et al., asking that the water mains be extend- ed in Grandview avenue. Also petition of M. Zwack, Jr., et al., asking that the water mains be ex- tended front Windsor avenue east in Ries street, thence south in Stafford avenue to Eagle Point avenue. On motion both petitions were re- ferred to the Dubuque \\':iter Works Trustees. Claim of Mrs. Barbara Becker, claim- ing the sum of $2,500.00 for personal damages sustained by falling on an icy sidewalk on the south side of Twelfth street between White and Jackson streets. Also claim of Anthony Becker, her husband, claiming the sum of $1,000.00 as damages for care and nursing, medi- cal attendance and for loss of time. On motion both claims were referred to the Committee on Claims and the City Attorney. Bids for the construction of Bee Branch storm water sewer from end of present sewer in Washington street to Twenty-second and Washington streets, were on motion ordered opened. Bids as follows: Street, Steuck & Linehan, per lin- eal foot $16.50 Tibey Bros., per lineal foot 15.65 On motion the contract was awarded to Tibey Bros., they being the lowest bidders and their bond fixed at $1,000.00 for doing said work. 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: Interest paid on warrants out- standing $1,673.54 Postage Stamps—Expense 10.00 Express Charges—Sewer 1.60 Freight Charges—Fire 4.20 $1,689.34 Library orders paid $ 686.98 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 Fi- nance. City Auditor Hoffman reported as fol- lows: 'I'n the Honorable :1:tyor anti ('itv Council. riottlleinen: Herewith lint my report fat the month of \larch, Do:, showing the r,•cci its :111,1 dishurse•nii nts fnr the month: Cash on hand \birch 1st, 190:t '...7‘;',1 I l E('El PTS. Receipts from all sour,,, $111,119.70 111ttttt'liSE .Il?\'.I'S, \\':u•rants rcvleenn d $ 7,116.64 Coupons redeemed ct60,SI Icons redeemed 200.00 $ 6,277.48 e'nsh on hand April 1st, 1907..$101,872.22 The :drove cash balance includes the Improvement Bond Fund, Improvement Bond Interest Fund, and Library Fund Balances. Also re,pert that there is ,the the city Officers for the month of \1io.,m, 1907, Ain, the following' is a record of all Inl.•re st Coupons ami Bonds redeemed by the ('ity 'I'r-' surer during the past month and credited to hint: Improvement Coupons Iledeein- ed $660.84 Improvement Bonds Redeemed200.00 $860.84 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, 1905, to April let, 1905: Appropria t ion. Expended. Expense ..$40,000 ltoad—First District ... 16,000 $232.95 Road—Second District . 20,300 403.90 Road—Third District ... 8,750 54.70 Fire 42,000 Police 28,000 Sewerage 5,000 189.00 Printing 2,500 Engineer .... .... 2,500 Street Lighting 25,200 interest 41,500 Board of Health 4,500 17.55 Grading ........ 2,000 Bee Branch—Millville road 3,000 Bee Branch—Washing- ton Street 6,000 Bee Branch—Fifteenth to Sixteenth streets 1,400 Special Bonded Paving2,000 Judgment 3,000 Special Bonded Debt and Interest 4,000 Mt. Carmel Ave Grading 1,000 Sidewalk Repairing 1,000 Special Sewer Fund 1,000 Bluff Street Extension Wall .... 1,000 Fifth Ward Engine House . 4.000 Booth Street Sewer .... 1.000 $266,650 52 Regular Session April 6, 1905. Respectfully, F. B. HOFFMAN, Auditor. On motion the report was received and warrants nt.s ordered drawn to pay city officers and the report referred back to the Committee on Finance. Fire Chief Reinfried reported as fol- lows: 9'o the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: The following is the pay roll of the Fire Department for the month of March, 1903: Amount due Firemen $2,370.00 Respectfully, J. R. REI \FRIED, Chief. on motion the report was received and warrants ordered ch awn 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 ('ouncil: Gentlemen: I herewith submit the Police Report for the month of March 1905: Total arrests for the month Residents arrested for the month 30 Doors found open for the month 24 Defective lights for the month 24 Lodgers harbored for the month....146 Meals furnished for the month 17 Cost of food for the month ..$3.00 Poundmaster's receipts for the month $4.00 Sheriff dieting prisoners, Feb- ruary $25.49 Sheriff dieting prisoners, March..$14.50 Patrol calls for the month 45 Miles traveled for the month 84 Also the pay roll for Policemen for the month of March, 1905: Amount due Policemen $1 971.40 Respectfully submitted, THC)S. 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 Po- lice. City Engineer Boyce reported as fol- lows: '1'o the Honorable Mayor and City Council: a;entlemen: I herewith submit my prey roll for labor on Streets in the dif- ferent Road districts during the last half of March, 1905: Amount due Laborers on Streets $451.25 RI apectfully 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 March, 1905: Amount due I.;aborers on Sewers $204.20 Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Sewers. On motion the parry 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. City Engineer Boyce also reported as follows: '1'o the Ilonorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: Replying to the petition of C. 11. Reynolds, would say the ward foreman reported work done on prop- erty of C. H. Reynolds. Mr. Reynolds is agent for the property of Mrs. Line- han, and there is no doubt the work was done on her property. I would recommend that the assessment be made as follows: C. H. Reynolds, sub. 24 Deming & Ilorr's sub., lot 3 $ .15 Mary Linehan. sub. 24. Deming & Boris sub.. lots 1 and 2 1.15 $1.30 Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Ald. Corrance moved that said report be received and the assessment made in au•cordarnce therewith. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrtnce, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. City Engineer Boyce also reported as follows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen:— As requested by the Committee of the Whole, I herewith submit profile. plan and estimate cost of proposed sanitary sewer from St. Joseph's Mercy Insane Asylum to end of present sewer in \Vest Locust Street. Estimated cost from asylum to city limits: 1162 lineal ft, 6 inch tile pipe at 40c per lineal ft $464 SO 3 manholes at $20.011 each 60 00 Total cost outside city $524 SO Estimate cost from city limits to enol of present sewer in \West Locust Street: 2431 lineal ft, 8 -inch tile pipe, at 50c per lineal ft, plus $750.00 • for deep cutting $1,965 00 7 manholes at $20.00 each 140 00 3 manholes at $30.00 each 90 00 4650 lineal ft, 12 -inch tile pipe at 62c per lineal ft 2,883 00 16 manholes at $20.00 each 320 00 Total cost inside city Respectfully, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. $5 398.00 r 1 i Regular Session April 6, 1905. 53 1. Lyons (no) -1 that said report H. referred to the committee of the Whole. Carried. The city Engineer also reported as follows: To tin Bon. Mayor and City council: (lent lemon :-1 leretvith please, find statement of 1114. amount of macadam measured ;mrd on hand April 1st, 190i1: Respectfully, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. tln motion the report was referred to the Committee of the Whole. Sidity;tllc inspector ('onigisky re- ported as follows: To the Honor;ehle Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: -1111 account of error in assessment 1 would ask for the cancel- lation of the following assessments: ('ath Mittel, ICleinschntidl's Sub., Lot 1, date of levy. Nov, Ii, 1902, amount, :91(, Johanna Frenzel. John King's 1st add S. tt,, Lot s, dale of levy, July 7, 1901. amount, 37c. Lawrence Smith estate, Sub. Alin. Lal 79. Lot 9, date of levy, (tet. (i, 1404, amount, 40c. l would recommend that the assess- ment Against Lawrence Strith estate he changed tic recd: E. M. Kringle, Sub 7. Mineral Lot 79, Lot li, amount, 40c. Respectfully submitted, I. ('I)NIGISICY, Sidewalk Inspector. Ald. Corrance moved that the treas- urer be instructed to cancel said as- sessment and make the change ;is recommended. Carried. The sidewalk inspector also reported as follows: '.I'o the Honorable A cc7.or and City Council: lent lemon: — Herewith attached please find statement of the removal of snow and ice from sidewalks during the month of December. 1904, and Jan- uary and February. 1907, with the manes of the parties that diel the work according to Ita ordinance relating to cleaning sidewalks. Respect runty, I. ('ee\IGISK\', Sid • Il. 111141)1('till'. Alel. Frith moved that the report be received, and the city recorder instruc- ted to advertise said special assess- ment three times, according to the or- din:mce. Carried. City Attorney Kintzinger reported as follows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen:—Reporting to Your Hon- orable Body on the above communi- cation relating to the cases of the var- ious railroad companies against the City of Cedar Rapids and Davenport with refercuie to the assessnn'nt of vaunt:Hi properties ill special r•harte,l• cities, I would respectfully shite that he ease sent up to the Supretni Court 1.1o011 Cial u' Rapids and 1laveuport, we•rr• cunebfned and sttbmtit 1.'.1 lo1c11111' to the 14upretrle ('11111.1 on the 11111 day of march, 1904, both Cedar Il ipids cold 11:rc Maul have been looking for a de- cision in this case e\ -e r since. 'I'hev ex- pected to have the question decided shortly after it N% as submitted, but the Sttpt'eme Court seems to ile hiving con- siderable u'onhle ill reaching a decision ill the case. which, 114m4.veI', they hope will be rendered :it the next term of the court. Respectfully, .1. \V. ICI \'I Z I NI IJ7I t. ('"v Attorney. AN. i.yons moved that the report he ;ipin'ovod and lint on tile. Carried. fhe Pity .Attorite crlw. reported ;Is fo!lo\es. ll.Itie Honorable Mciyar and City council: cil•ntlen:en:—Reporting on the within t elision from (1. i-1, Mueller. I would respectfully state lh;rt if Mr. dueller gave the consideration he states for the property ill eluestion. the City would new he estopl'ed from claiming any in- terest therein. I would therefore rec- °annend that his communication he re- ceived ;111d filed. Respectfully, J. \\'. KI\'l'ZINt;l';l;. City :\ttnrney. all. Lyons nueved that the report he approved and put on tile. Carried. The city attorney Aso reported as follows: i.eporting on your inquiry as to the right of the Cit}- to compel the Street Railway Company to water the streets occupied by its tracks, i would respect- fully state: t'nder Par. 27. Sec. 7 of the Charter of the City of Imiauetue, the City Coun- cil has power "to make such ordinances its ti, them shall scan necessary to pro- vide for the safety, preserve the health, promote the n,.iritls, order and com- fort and convenience of said city and the inhabitants thereof'' And by 51.4% 947 of the ('ode Of Iowa, cities under special charter -have ivlty- er to make and publish, from: time to time, ordinances, not inconsistent with the Taws of tae State, for carrying into effect or discharging the powers and duties conferred by this chapter aIld the c•hn•ters thereof, and such its are necessary and proper to provide for the F711'i ty. preserve the health, promote the prosperity, :tad improve the morals, order, comfort and convenience of such cities and inhabitants thereof, etc." These laws delegate to the City what is known as its police power, and under them the City Council has the power to make Such ordinances as to them 54 Regular Session April 6, 1905. seem necessary to preserve the health, and impreve the comfort anal conveni- ence of the City and its inhabitants. By tied ion 20 of the ordinance grant- ing a fr:)uchise to the Union Electric (.'ompany, it is especially provided that the City of Dubuque "reserves the right to nuke and enforce the usual and ordinary police regulations." Ily the general polis i pincer of n slate per- sons and property are subject to :111 kinds of burdens anal restraints in or- der to secure the general comfort, health and prosperity of the people." The 1'nien Electric Company, like any other citizen is subject to such rules unci regulations as may from time to time be established for the preserva- tion of the health, morals, comfort and convenience of the City and its inhab- itants. '1'he police power granted to the City of Dubuque by its charter and laws gives it ample authority to maintain its health, cleanliness, comfort and convenience by proper ordinances and to impose fines and punishment for 1. violation thereof. To require the Street Car Comany to keep their tracks watered so as to be free from dust would, in my opinion, be within such power. From an examination of the authorities or. this subject, 1 ani of the opinion that an ordinance adop- ted by this Council requiring the Street Car Company to keep so much of the streets its is occupied 1,y its tracks watered and free frm dust. would be valid and sustained by our Supreme Court as a legal exercise of its police power. J. W. KI\TZINGER, City Attorney. Dubuque, Iowa, April 6th, 1905. Ald Lyons moved that the report be referred to the committee of the whole. Carried. City Electrician Hipman repor'.ed as follows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen:—I herewith submit my report of defective lights for the month of March, 1905. I find from the report of the Police Department, that the to- tal hours that 24 lamps failed to burp would equal three-fourths of a lamp for one month or $4.05. 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 March the sum of $4.05. Mayor Berg presented and read a com- munication from the Union Electric Co. to himself, asking permission to relay the rails of their single street railway track on Eighth street from Main to the Chicago Great Western depot, also asking permission to remove the switch now located on Eighth street bettween Main and Locust street, and to re -lo- cate the s:nne upon the relative posi- tion on Eighth street between Hain and IOW:I sirecti. The mayor stilted that he had grant- ed the permission for saki changes April 1st. 190:., Ald. Frith moved that the action of the mayor be approved. Carried. The following Weighuiasters and Woodmeasurer's receipts were referred to the committee 00 markets Frank P. Hayes, City Hall re- ceipts $24.54 T. Faherty, First \\"arta Swale re- ceipts 4.41 Louis Pitschner, Nest Dubuque scale receipts 1.60 R. Hay, Eighth street scale re- ceipts 1.68 H. Haubner, Collier avenue scale receipts .S0 C. W. Katz. Woodmensurer's re- ceipts .95 REPORTS OF STANDING COM- MITTEES. Ald. Corrance, chairman of the Fin- ance Committee. offered the following: Be it resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That the City Treasurer be and is hereby instructed to call in for redemption the follow- ing bonds which were issued to defray the cost of improving certain streets in the city of Dubuque: Date of issue. No. of Bond. Amt. February 1, 1900, 42, 43 and 44...$1500.00 January 1, 1901, 48, 49 and 501500.00 May 1, 1901, 55 to 68 7000.00 November 1, 1901, 77, 78 and 791500.00 250.00 4500.00 5000.00 350.00 200.00 200.00 400.00 300.00 November 15, 1901, 83 January 2, 1902, 110 to 118 June 1, 1902, 157 to 166 March 1, 1902, 123 December 4, 1902, 187 January 10, 1903, 196 April 15, 1903, 207 and 208 December 15, 1903; 244 August 15, 1903, 227, 228 and 229... 750.00 January 1, 1904, 247 245.00 August 4, 1904, 270 350.00 August 4, 1904, 258, 259, 260 and 261 1000.00 $25045.00 Adopted by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Ald. Lyons, chairman of the Ordin- ance committee, presented and read an ordinance establishing the grade of East street from Delhi to Bennett streets, and moved that the reading just had be considered its first reading. Carried. On motion the ordinance was ordered laid over until next meeting of the Council. 1 Regular Session April 6, 1905. 55 Corrance, chairman or the com- mittee on claims. repro: ted as follows: Dubuque, Iowa, April 6. 1905. To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen:—The undersigned Com- mittee on Claims and City Attorney, will respectfully state: That there was a balance of $1110.50 due on the judgment rendered ag.t:n,l the City in favor of Catherine Sheri- dan, which amount bears interest :it six per cent from November 25th, 190,1; that there is now due on said judg- ment the sum of $1138.55; this case was settled during last year but this amount of the judgment was left standing on the records against the City. We would now recommend that war- rants he drawn in favor of the Mayor in the sum of $1135.55 with which to satisfy and pay said judgment. We would also recommend that a warrant in the sum of $279.20, in favor of the Mayor, be drawn to pay the balance of the court costs due in said case, as per the statement of the costs presented at this meeting of the Coun- cil from the Clerk of the Court. H. CORRANCE, JOS. NEEDHAM, M. CIANCY, Committee on -Claims. J. W. NINTZINGER, City Attt,rney. On motion the report was adopted and warrants ordered drawn as rec- ommended. Ald. Frith, chairman of the Street Committee, reported as follows: Your Committee on Streets, to whom was referred the profile showing a proposed grade on East street, would recommend that said grade be approv- ed and that the Ordinance Committee be instructed to prepare an ordinance properly establishing the same. Also, your Committee on Streets to whom was referred the petition of Mrs. Anne Whelan, et al.. asking that the alley west of Grandview Avenue, in rear of Lot 14 in Grandview Place and running north and south from said lot; be opened, would recommend that the prayer of the petitioners be granted and that the Chief of Police be instruc- ted to cause the obstructions to be re- moved therefrom. Also, your Committee on Streets, to whom was referred the petition of Rev. A. Boeding, et al., asking that the grade of Davis Avenue be changed, would respectfully report that as the parties in interest have since signified their desire to have the grade remain as it is, we would recommend that said petition be received and filed. Also, your Committee on Streets, to whom was referred the petition of Con- lin & Kearns, asking that Sixth street from Fourth street Extension to 'I'ow- er street be placed in such condition that reasonable loads might be hauled thereon, would recommend that the prayer of the petitioners he granted and that the City Engineer he instruc- ted to macadamize an eight toot strip along said street bet ween the above .t.eat ung rl I°e`I,is at a cost of out to 'Xcccoi `::;tltl.ru. E. E. FRITH, t'h:tirman. Ald. Frith moved to adopt the report of the Street Committee. Carried. AId. Needham, chairman of the Sprinkling Committee. reported as fol- lows: Four Committee on Sprinkling would beg leave to report that we have ord- ered 100 feet of hose for sprinkling wagons :it 75 cents per fort from the Dubuque Rubber and Belting Co. JOS. NE;:DRAM, Chairman. MATT CLANCY, E. E. F1:ITH, Ald. Needham moved to adopt the report. Carried. Aid. Clancy, chairman of the Com- mittee on Fire, reported as follows: Yout' Committee on Fire, to whom was referred the bills of H. J. Hagerty for $16.00 for hospital service and feed for horse for fire department, would recommend that a warrant be drawn on the City Treasurer in settlement of the claim. Also, your Committee on Fire, to whom was referred the petition of John Cogan asking that he be granted per- mission to add another story to his frame building situated on the north one-half of Lot 63 in East Dubuque Addition, would recommend that said petition be received and filed. Ald. Clancy moved that the Chief of the Fire Department be instructed to make an investigation of the north one-half of Lot 63 in East Dubuque Addition and report to the City Council whether there is a nuisance maintained on said lot. Also, your Committee on Fire would respectfully report that a representa- tive of the Gamewell Fire Alarm Tele- graph Co. of New York, called on your committee and proposed to replace the Gravity Battery system at present used for the fire alarm telegraph, with a storage battery system, accepting pay- ment therefor in four yearly install- ments, each one of which is but a trifle in excess of the cost of maintaining the present system. As our present system is affected by changes in the tempera- ture, and therefore requires constant vigilance at certain seasons of the year to keep it in working order, while the proposed new system is not so affect- ed, and as the cost of maintaining the 56 Regular Session April 6, 1905. new system is not to exceed $2.00 per month as against $20.0(1 per month for the old one, the City x‘ ill therefore be getting an entirely new battery sys- tem for but little more than the cost of ol:1intaining the present one., your corttmilt eee ,ii der5 it ;Id Visit ble to ac- cept this proposition and v1'ould there- fore recommend that the \l:tyur be au- thorized 10 eater into :1 contract with the 11111 oell Eire Alarm Telegraph (' 1. of New fork. to furnish nne hun- (lrcel 1111(1 fifty (150) ('ells of Chloride Accumulator Ilatlery and one (11 Six Circuit Standard .\utomatic Storage 11:altery Switch ileo: rd v1•ith Repeater Switches, mounted on Slate Rase and enclose(l in mile cabinet. to be polo for in four ye:n•ly installments of Two Hundred :i111 Seventy -tire ($277,,00) Dollars each and One ($1.00) Dollar ad- ditional upon the execution by said company of a hill of sale for the :thove described apparatus to the City of Du- bmna•: said (me Dollen• ($1.00) to he paid and hill oC sale executed immedi- ately following the payment of the Inst installment: provided, however, that said (.001 1.11(.1 does not prohibit the use on the fire alarm system. of such :ap- paratus, other titan that made by the Gainevvell Company. :Is is now in serv- ice. Also, your 1'onunittee on Fire would respectfully recommend that the prop- osition submitted by the estate of Thos. Connolly be two-pted :i,i(I that the Dl:acor be authorized 1u enter into a contra. 1 with said estate of Thos. Con- nolly for the construelton of 1 combi- nation ('hernic:tl Engine and Hose 1l':tr;o11. to he completed not Intel than August 1, 1905, and to cost Fourteen Hundred Dollars. MATT. CLANCY, Chairman. Aid. ('I:incy moved to adopt ilio v11'- 1(1115 reports of the Fire Contmitttee. Carried. Proposition of '1'. Connolly estate, by Maurice Connolly, executor, for con- structing :a combination chemical en- gine and hose (v;igotl :is follows: The Honorable Mayor and City Conn- ell of the City of Dubuque, Iowa: Gentlemen:—We hereby propose and agree to huild for you the following Fir. Apparatus. to -writ, One Combination Chemical Engine and Hose \Y:igom and deliver same to the ('ity of Dubuque, on August 1, 1905. Said apparatus to be a dupli- cate in every way, and to have the same equipment as the eemical engine nu.l hose wagon furnished by us to the City February, 1903, and for the same price. viz: Fourteen Hundred ($1400.00) Dollars net cash, upon receipt of said apt it tus, and upon inspection the same is found to be as herein proposed. We will warrant that all material and 1vo•]cmanship. 'shall be -Of the very best character. and will furnish with- out expense to the City, any part that may fail, if such failure is clue to de- fective material or vvierl inanship. llespeelfully sulnnilted, ESTATE 1eF '1'I11131:\S ('1tNN )L.LV. Ity 3L\1'Itl('l' ('(INNI(LLY. Executor. The ('ity Council of Dubuque, Iowa, he•rehy accepts the vvitlrin proposal of the estate of Thomas Connolly. to fur- nish ono 1'onthination 1Tref ih' it En- gine and 1 -lose \\':tgon. to he built :is herein described, and to flay the Estate of Thomas Connolly for said apparatus, the sum of Fourteen 11un(b.tii ($1400.00) Dollars not cash, upon delivery of same and linen it is found to be according 10 the foregoing proposition. Dated this day of April, 1905. City of Dubuque. state of Towtt. AId. Lyons. chairman of the tie ver Committee. reported as follows: Your Committee 00 Sewers, to whorl was referred the petition of the Key City (las ('ompany. asking 11 ..1 the sanitary sewer be extended in Eleventh street eastward to Cedar street. would recommend thin the prayer of the pe- titioner be granted and that the proper resolutions be adopted. Also, your Committee on Sewers. to whom \\ is referred the petition of Frank 1). Thiuunesch. asking that the sanitary sewer in ('outer A venue he extended about two h ildred and sev- enty 1(.1.1 north of the present tcrm- inos 11 said avenue would recommend that the forayer of the petitioner be granted alid that the proper resolu- tions be adopted. M. E. LYONS. Chairman. Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the report of the Sewer Committee. Carried. Ald..Tones. chairm;in of the Inc rd of Equalization, reported as follovys: Your Ikund of Equalization, to whorl 11.15 referral the petition of Mrs. 11:1r- bar:t blechtel. asking that het' personal taxes be cancelled for the year 1904, %could recommend end that said petition be received and tiled. Also, your Hoard of Equalization, to whom vias rely real the petition id. Sar- ah Mil h0111•\ asking that the v.tlu:t- tion on Lots .11 and 42 Union Addition, and on Mineral Lot 193, be reduced, would recommend that said petition he received and tiled. Also, your Ito:u•d of Equalization, to whom was referred the petition of the Cushing -McFadden Co.. asking that the valuation on Lots 135. 137, and 139 in L. H. Langworthy's Add. be reduced to $5000.00, would recommend that said petition be rec•ei•red rued filed. Also, your Board of Equalization, to whop• was •• referred the petition of James Cunningham, an honorably dis- Regular Session April 6, 1905. 57 charged soldier of the War of the Re- bellion. asking that his homestead. Lots 2 :aid 5 of liuetlell's Sub. be ex- empt from taxation for the year 1904, to the extent of $Sanaa on the valua- tion thereof :is prewidedl by law, would recommend that the prayer of the pe- titioner be granted and that the Treas- urer r be instructed accordingly. Also, your Board of Equalization, to whom tw,ts referred the petition of J. J. Nagle, asking that the Treasurer be instructed to accept taxes on Lots 0. 7. and s of Sub. City Lot 170 and E. 43 feet of 171 and N. 2 ft. of E. 43 ft. of 172 on a basis of $3000.00 valua- tion, 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 Mrs. D. Meggenberg, asking that the amount paid by her since 1595 for taxes on Lot 10 of .lineral Lot 319 be refunded because said lot was at that time ded- icated to the public for street purposes. would respectfully report that while said Lot 10 and Lot 1 of the same sub- division are listed together, the low valuation placed thereon shows clearly that the listing of said lot by the as- sessor was simply tin error in the de- scription, and that no assessment has been collected thereon: we would therefore recommend that said petition be received and filed. 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. reported as fol- lows: Your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of Chris. Caln•itz et al.. asking that Lin- coln avenue be improved from Fourth avenue to the west line of McCrnney's Eagle Point Addition. would respect- fully report that we find the cost of grading said street would amount to :about $ii722.00, while the total amount :available for grading purposes is but $2000.00, :aid moreover that until pro- vision can be made for the construc- tion of a storm water sewer in Lin- coln avenue, it would be impossible to proceed with the improvement of the street, we would therefore recom- mend that said petition be received and filed. Also, your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the remonstance of Sara H. Ham against the proposed improvement of Lincoln Avenue, would recommend that said remonstrance be received and filed. Also, your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of Maurice T. Ahearn, asking that he he allowed $20.00 for damages alleged to have been done his property by boys in the neighborhood, would reconouend that said petition lie received and tiled. Also. yutn• Committee of the Whole, to Who ot was referred the petit ion of Paul Recker el :al.. asking that the amount to he paid fur breaking ma- cadam be fixed at $1.110 per cubic yard, would recommend that said petition be received and filed. Also. your Committee of the \\'hole, would respectfully recommend that the City Treasurer be instructed to cancel the special :isscssinent levied against Lot 9 tick Grove Addition. for the im- prov,nient of Wilde street, upon the receipt by him of Thirty Dollars ($30.- 00) from ,lames F Daugherty. Also, your Comniitttec of the \\'hole would respectfully recommend that the City Attorney be instructed to give an opinion as to the right of the ('ity to compel the Union Elect vie Co. to sprinkle the streets on which their tracks are laid, or any part of such streets. MATT CLANCY, Chairm:tn. Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the var- ious reports of the Committee of the Whole. Carried. RESOLITTIONS. Aid. Frith offered the following which was adopted: Be it resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That the City Engineer he instructed to prepare plans and specifications for a storm water sewer in Millville Rb,ul from the west side of the culvert in Lemon street westerly as far :.c the appropriation for the grading will permit, including grading, and file said plans and speci- fications in the office of the City Re- corder who will thereupon advertise for bids for the construction of the sante in accordance with said plans and SI cii flint i0115, Ald. Frith also offered the follow- ing: Ile it I;esolwed by the City Council of the City of Balaton,. That the City Electrician be instructed to notify the Union Electric Co. to install :an electric lamp at the intersection of Clifford ,and Leibnitz Streets, and also it the inter- section of Francis and Hart Streets. On motion the Resolution was re- ferred to the Committee on Police and Light. Aid. Needham 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 Caledonia Place, and it is hereby proposed to construct a sanitary sewer in said .1014 58 Regular Session April 6, 1905. Caledonia. Place, as follows, to -wit: An eight inch tile pipe sewer from Hill Street to West Eighth Street, and to assess the cost of said sewer against the abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Yeas—A his. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpt. Na ys—None. Ald. Needham also offered the fol- Iowirng: Be 11 I:csolyed by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That the City Engineer be and he is hereby instruct- ed to prepare a lilt :tail specifications for an eight inch tile pipe sewer in Caledonia Place from Hill Street to West Eighth Street. showing the loca- tion and general nature of such im- provement. the extent thereof, the size and kind of material to be used, and to Prepare an estimate of the cost there- of and the amount assessable upon each lot or parcel of land adjacent to or abut t I ng thereon per front foot or square foot in area, and to file such plat, specifications and estimate ill the office of the City Recorder. That aster 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 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 notice, 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 accompany- ing the same. Adopted by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Ald. Needham also offered the follow- ing: Be it Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That an office of Street Commissioner be created. Also that the Ordinance committee be instructed to draft an Ordinance creat- ing an office of Street Commissioner. Adopted by the following vote: Yeas—And. Clancy, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—Aids, Corrance, Frith and Jones. 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 Couler Avenue and it is hereby proposed to construct a sanitary sewer in said Coiner Avenue :is follows, to -wit: An eight inch tile pipe sewer from present manhole :it Sanford Street to present nlaunhol at Diagonal Street. and to as- sess the cost of said sewer against the abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Yeas—Alis. Clancy. Corranne, Ftith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stu,rpf. Nays --None. Ald. Lyons 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 a plat and specifications for an eight inch tile pipe sewer in Couler Avenue from present manhole at Sanford street to present manhole at Diagonal street, showing the location and general nature of such improve- ment, the extent thereof, the size and kind of material to be used, and to pre- pare 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, 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 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 of the publication of said notice, 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, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—N one. 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 Eleventh street, as follows, to -wit: Ten -inch tile pipe sewer from alley first west of Elm street to center of Cedar street, and to assess the cost of said sewer against the abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Ald. Lyons offered the following: Be It Resolved by the City Council of 1 Regular Session April 6, 1905. 59 the City of Dubuque, That the City Engineer be and he is hereby instructed to prepare a plat and specifications for a ten -inch tile pipe sewer in Eleventh street from Alley first west of Elm street to center of Cedar street. show- ing the location and general nature of such improvement, the extent thereof, the size and kind of material to he used, and to prepare an estimate of the cost thereof and the amount assessable upon each lot or parcel of land adja- cent 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 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 publica- tion of said notice, and after the com- pletion of the publication of such no- tice, he shall at its next session notify the Council thereof in writing, with a printed copy of such notice accompany- ing the same. Adopted by the following vote: Teas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Ald. Clancy moved to adjourn until April 20th, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. . ..'.../........ . Recorder 7` * 190-5.— Mayor 9O— Mayor Approve 1 IF111=11=11r i 7 a Regular Session April 20, 1905. (Il CITY COUNCIL. Regular Se, -ion April 20th, 190:,. (OFFICIAL). Council met at 8:30 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 of W. EI. Thrift, asking that he be exempt from taxation on his homestead to the amount of $S00.00, he being an honorably discharged Union soldier. On motion of Ald. Corrance the pe- tition was ordered granted. Petition of F. I. Massey, asking that he be given the grade on James Street for the purpose of constructing new sidewalk abutting his property, was on motion ordered granted and the Engi- neer he instructed to give the proper grade. Petition of The Civic Division, by Mrs. H. E. Tredway and others, ask- ing that Isadore Conigisky be re -ap- pointed to the position of Sidewalk In- spector. Ald. Lyons moved that the communi- cation be approved and received and filed. Ald. Frith moved a substitute to lay same on the table. Substitute carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Corrance, Frith, Jones and Needham. Lyons and Nays—Aids. Clancy, Stumpf. Petition of Dubuque and East Du- buque Ferry Co., by G. E. Davis, Sec- retary, asking that they be granted a license to operate a ferry between Du- buque and East Dubuque, was on mo- tion referred to the Ordinance Com- mittee. Petition of Henry MT. Kruse in rela- tion to the widening of the alley be- tween Elm and Queen Streets, from Sanford to Twenty-second Streets, was on motion referred to the Committee on Streets, they to view the grounds and report to the Council. Petition of C. E. Wales, et al, asking that an electric arc light be placed in Robinson Avenue at or near the front of lots 8 or 9 In Central Add., was on motion referred to the Committee on Police and Light and they report to the Council. Petition of C. L. Butler, remonstrat- ing against paying the special assess- ment as levied against his property, lot 3, L:ingu'm thy Avenue Sub., for the constt•intion of ,t sanitary setter in Langworthy Avenue. Also petition of Hattie A. Snyder, asking that the special assessment as levied :tg:ainst int :' of l.angtcorthy's Add., for constrnrting a s;ntititry sewer in Langworthy Avenue be ordered c;ut- celed. On motion both petitions were refer- red to (he Sewer Committee, ('ity En- gineer and City Attorney. Petition of H. F. C. Schneider, ask- ing Council to make snit,ihle provision whereby he can make proper connec- tions with the sanitary sew,•r abutting his property on (trove Terrace. On motion referral to Sewer Com- mittee and City Engineer. Petition of Mrs. Mary Silz,•r• asking that the taxes for 19''3 as levied against iot 47, Cox's Add., be ordered canceled t ns nn motion referred to 1)elimluent Tax committee. Petition of Jennie L. Scott, asking for the cancellation of her taxes on moneys and credits for the years 1900, 1901, 1902, 1903 and 1904. On motion referred to the Board of Equalization and City Assessor. Communication of McCarthy, Ken - line & Roedell, asking that warrants be ordered drawn to pay judgment and court costs in case of Thomas Consi- dine v';. city of Dubuque. Also Orig- inal Notice of District Court of James Martin to City of Dubuque, claiming the sum of $5,000.00 for personal dam- ages sustained by falling on a defec- tive sidewalk on Dodge Street. Also Original Notice District Court of Mary Cogan to City of Dubuque, claiming the sum of $5,000.00 for per- sonal damages sustained by falling on defective sidewalk in City of Du- buque. On motion the communication in re- lation to court costs and judgment in case of Considine vs. City and Origi- nal Notices District Court were refer- red to Committee on Claims and City Attorney. Petition of Ott, Mouser & Co., ask- ing that Huff Street, between Blocks 29 and 30, in Dubuque Harbor Co.'s Add., also alley running through said Block 29 be vacated. On motion was referred to the Com- mittee of the Whole and they to view the grounds. Invitation of The Grant Birthday Association, Galena, Ill., requesting the Mayor and City Council to attend the exercises commemorating the 83rd an- niversary of the birth of General Ulysses S. Grant. to he held at Galena, Ill., Thursday, April 27th, 1905. On motion the invitation was ac- 62 Regular Session April 20, 1905. cepted and the Mayor and City Coun- cil attend in a body. REPORTS OF OFFICERS. Mayor Berg reported as follows: To the City Council: Gentlemen:—Herewith attached I re- turn the receipt of the Clerk of the Dis- trict Court for the amounts of $1138.55 and $279.20, being in full payment for the balance of the judgment and costs in the case of Catherine Sheridan vs. the City of Dubuque, Warrants for which were ordered drawn in my favor at the last meeting of the Council. Respectfully, C. H. BERG, Mayor. Ald. Corrance moved that the report Of the Mayor be approved and put on file. Carried. Mayor Berg also reported as follows: Gentlemen of the Council: I here- with return the resolution adopted Ap- ril 6th, resolving that an office of Street Commissioner be created, and that the Ordinance Committee be in- structed to draft an ordinance creating such office, without approving the same, because the present method of taking care of the streets has proved entirely satisfactory to our citizens and the creation of another office for this purpose is therefore unnecessary as all the duties of the office proposed are provided for in the following ordinance: Section 2. All powers and duties by said Revised Ordinances given to, im- posed upon, and required of the Street Commissioner, are hereby conferred upon, and required of the City Engi- neer, and wherever the words Street Commissioner are used in any of said revised ordinances the words City En- gineer are hereby substituted in place thereof, with like effect hereafter, as if in said Revised Ordinances, except the salary of City Engineer is not increased by this Ordinance." C. H. BERG, Mayor. Ald. Needham moved that the Reso- lution be adopted over the Mayor's veto. Vote as follows: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Frith, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Total, 5. Nays—Aids. Corrance and Jones. Total, 2. The Mayor declared the motion not adopted, ruling that five were not two- thirds of the whole Council. 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 Road districts during the first half of April, 1905: Amount due laborers on streets.$3019.45 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 April, 1905: Amount due laborers on sewers.$191.40 Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Sewers. 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. John W. Lawlor, Committee Clerk, reported as follows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council of the City of Dubuque: Gentlemen:—I herewith submit a statement of the amounts expended in the different wards for labor on streets during the month of March, 1905: First ward $ 151.05 Second ward 121.35 Third ward 91.45 Fourth ward 91.85 Fifth ward 117.80 Miscellaneous 586.85 Total $1160.35 Respectfully submitted, JOHN W. LAWLOR, Committee Clerk. On motion the report was received and filed. Chief of Fire Department Reinfried reported as follows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen:—The undersigned, Chief of the Fire Department, to whom was referred the matter of invest gating the raising and enlarging of a frame build- ing by Mr. and Mrs. Coggan within the fire limits on Washington Street. between Twelfth and Thirteenth, would respectfully report: That I have investigated said build- ing and find that the frame building known as No. 1233 Washington Street, is situated within the fire limits in the City of Dubuque, Iowa, and was raised and enlarged contrary to sections 23 and 25 of chapter 27 of the Revised Or- dinances of 1901; the enlarged part of this building being constructed of wood. This building being constructed in violation of the Ordinance is subject to be deemed a nuisance and abated under the direction of your Honorable Body. Respectfully submitted, J. R. REINFRIED, Chief. On motion the report was referred to the Committee of the Whole. City Recorder Arendt presented and read the printed notice, certified to by 1 Regular Session April 20, 1905. 63 the publisher. of the Council's intention to levy a special assessment for the removal of Snow and Ice from Side- walks. during the months of December, 1904, and January and February, 1905. 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 A1d. Frith offered the following: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That to pay for re- moval of snow and ice from sidewalks during December, 1904, and January and February, 1905, 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: Owner. Description. Total Cost. Dec. 21.-J. S. Stephens, Julia Langworthy's Add., lot 53, 50 lin. ft $ 50 Dec. 21-F. L. Poole, Julia Lang - worthy's Add., lot 51, 50 lin. ft. 50 Dec. 21-B. W. Lacy, City S 1-5, lot 451, 50 lin. ft 75 Dec. 21 -Mrs. C. G. Kretschmer, City S M 1-4, lot 443, 50 lin. ft75 Dec. 21 -Thos. Connolly, City S 1-2 of E 1-2, lot 746. 120 lin. ft1 50 Dec. 30-C. A. Voelker, Davis Farm Add., W 1-2, lots 271-272, 70 lin. ft 80 Dec. 30-M. A. Brown, Krayer's Sub., lot 2, 45 lin. ft 55 Dec. 30 -Ada L. Collier, Sub. Min. Lot 322, lot 10, 160 lin. ft 2 00 Dec. 30 -Wm. Klauer, et al, Davis Farm Add., lot 213, 150 lin. ft1 60 Dec. 30-R. M. Kunz, Glendale Add., lot 60, 50 lin. ft 50 Dec. 30-R. & Edw. Langworthy Est., Glendale Add., lot 233, 300 lin. ft 3 75 Dec. 30-K. & L. F. Kolfenbach, Glendale Add., 57 and N 1-2, lot 53, 75 lin. ft 75 Dec. 30 -Cath. Bowland, City N. M., 1-5, lot 430, 50 lin. ft 75 Dec. 30-C. A. Voelker, Davis Farm Add., E 1-2, lots 271-272, 120 lin. ft 1 20 Dec. 30 -Union Electric Co., L. H. Langworthy's Add., lot 172, 28 lin. ft 35 Dec. 30 -Martha Zinn, Glendale Add.. lot 81, 50 lin. ft 60 Dec. 30 -Thos. O'Brien Glendale Add., lot 158, 50 lin. ft 60 Dec. 30 -Maria Eva Bautnhover, City S 1-5, lot 492, 25 lin. ft.... 30 Dec. 30 -Nora Holland, Davis Farm Add., lot 253 and N 1-2 252, 90 lin. ft 110 Dec. 30-Nic. Wagner. Glendale Add., lot 15, 50 lin. ft 50 Dec. 30-Jno. N. Noel, Davis Farm Add., lot 299, 60 lin. ft75 Dec. 30-Jno. Vyverberg Est., Da- vis Farm Add., lot 301 and N 1-2 300, 90 lin ft 110 Jan. 2 -Catholic Univ. of Wash- ington, et al., A. McDaniels' Sub., lots 820-821, 85 lin. ft 1 05 Jan. 2 -Julia D. Rhomberg, Guernsey & Langworthy's Sub., lot 8, 100 lits. ft 1 00 Jan. 2-F, L. Poole, Julia Lang - worthy's Add., lot 17, line lin. ft. 1 00 Jan. 2-J. S. Stephens, Julia Langworthy's Add., lot 53, 50 lin. ft Jan. 2 -Mary L. Bunting, Julia Langworthy's Add., lot 20, 50 lin. ft 50 Jan, 2-F. L. Poole, Julia Lang - worthy's Add., lot 51, 50 lin. ft50 Jan. 2 -Leathers & Trewin, J. P. Schroeder's Add, lot 27, 50 lin. ft 50 Jan. 3 -Geo. Salot, Sub. 39, Kelly's Sub., lot 1, 100 lin. ft 1 25 Jan. 4-J. M. Werner, Trustee, City, E 97 ft. lot 571, 75 lin. ft1 15 Jan. 5-E. B. Piekenbrock & Sons, City lot 229, 100 lin. ft 1 50 Jan, 5-M. D. Sullivan, Sub. City 688 and pt. 654, lot 2, 25 lin. ft Jan. 6-B. E. Linehan, City 170 and E 43 ft. lot 171, 55 lin. ft Jan. 6 -Mrs. F. M. S. Bailey, City 5 M 1-5, lot 464, 50 lin. ft Jan. 6-S. H. Guilbert, City S 42 ft., N M 1-5 and N 1-2 of N 1-2, M 1-5, lot 464, 50 lin. ft Jan. 6-A. J. Van Duzee, City N 1-4, lot 470, 50 lin. ft 50 Jan. 30-F. L. Poole, Julia L. Langworthy's Add., lot 17, 100 lin, ft 1 00 Jan. 30 -Julia D. Rhomberg, Guernsey & Langworthy's Add., lot 8, 50 lin. ft 50 Jan. 30-F. L. Poole, Julia Lang - worthy's Add., lot 51, 50 lin. ft.. 50 Jan. 30 --Mary L. Bunting, Julia Langworthy's Add., lot 20, 50 lin. ft 50 Jan. 30-R. M. Kunz, Glendale Add., lot 60, 50 lin. ft 50 Jan. 30-K. & L. F. Kolfenbach, Glendale Add., lot 57, 50 lin. ft50 Jan. 7-K, & L. F. Iolfenbach, Glendale Add., lot 57, 50 lin. ft50 Jan. 10-K. & L. F. Kolfenbach, Glendale AdcI., lot 57, 50 lin. ft50 Jan. 10-R. M. Kunz, Glendale Add., lot 60, 50 lin. ft 50 Jan. 7-R. M. Kunz, Glendale Add., lot 60, 50 lin. ft 50 Jan. 10 -Wm. Klauer, et al, Davis Farm Add., lot 213, 65 lin, ft80 Feb. 10 -Watters & Dennis, Sub. 3 of City 720, lot 5 and N 40 ft. lot 4, 60 lin. ft 75 Feb. 10 --Bertha Delker, City, E 40 ft. lot 218, 20 lin. ft 30 Feb. 10 -Ada L. Collier, Sub. Min. Lot 322, lot 10, 160 lin. ft 2 00 Feb. 10-Jno. V. White, Glendale Add., lot 7, 50 lin. ft 60 Feb. 11 -Catholic Univ. of Wash- ington, et al, A. McDaniels' Sub, lots 820-821, 120 lin. ft 1 50 Feb. 13 -Martha Zinn, Glendale Add., lot 81, 50 lin. ft 60 Feb. 13 -Mary Pleins, Glendale Add., lot 14, 50 lin. ft 50 Feb. 13-Nic. Wagner, Glendale Add., lot 15, 50 lin. ft 50 Feb. 14-F. L. Poole, Julia Lang - worthy's Add., lot 17, 150 lin. ft. 1 90 Feb, 14 -Emma Meyer, Sub. 3, Min. Lot 172, lot 1, 50 lin. ft 60 Feb. 14 -Francisca Wagner, Sub. 87 and 88, L. H. Langworthy'e Add., tot 3, 25 lin. ft 25 Feb. 14 -Wm. Klauer, et al, Davis Farm Add., lot 213, 65 lin. ft86 Feb. 14 -Ada L. Collier, Sub. Min. Lot 322, lot 10, 160 lin. ft 2 00 50 40 80 50 50 If. Wits 64 Regular Session April 20, 1905. Feb. 14—\\-tn. Abitz, Glendale Add.. lot 84, 50 lin. ft Feb. I4—Mary L. Bunting, Glen- dale Add., lot 82, 50 lin. ft Feb. 14—Barbara Zugenbuehler, Glendale Add., N 1-2 lot 160, 25 lin. ft Feb. 14—Henry Lange, Davis Farm Add., lot 221, :.0 lin. ft Feb. 14—Fred Schloz, Olinger's Sub., lot 2, 27, lin. ft Feb. 14—Jno. V. White. Glendale ACM., lot 7. 71' lin. ft Feb. 17—Ennna Meyer, Sub. 2, Min. Lot 172, lot I, 511 lith. ft Fels. 17—Paul 1<icnc, John King's 1st Add., N \V 1-4 lot 10, 50 lin ft F 1,. f -J .ha non Frenzel, John King's 1st Add., S 1-2 lot 8, 70 lin. ft Feb. 17—Paul Schlenker, Dunn's Sub., lot 8, 150 lin. ft Feb. 17—Eva Gibbons, Levens' Acid., lot 40, 50 lin. ft Feb. 17—John Holland, Levens' Add., lot 33, 50 lin. ft Feb. 17—Sarah E. Lewis, Levens' Add., lots 31-32 100 lin. ft Feb. 17—S. Gilmore, Levens' Add, lot 30, 175 lin. ft Feb. 1.7—Julia D. Rhomberg, Guernsey & Langworthy's Sub., lots 7-S, 100 lin, ft 60 60 34 13,) ,30 60 60 50 50 1 50 50 50 1 00 1 75 1 00 Total $66 90 Aldl. Frith moved to adopt the reso- lution. Carried by the following vote: yeas—Alds. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. ('ity Recorder Arendt presented and read the printed notice certified to by the publisher of the Council's intention to levy a special assessment for repair- ing Sidewalks during the months of January, February and March, 1905. No remonstrance being filed, the Mayor asked if anyone present had any objection to said special assess- ment. No objection being stated, the notice on motion was received and filed. Whereupon Ald. Frith offered the following: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That to pay for re- pairing Sidewalks during the months of January, February and March, 1905. in front of and adjoining the same, a Special Tax be and is hereby levied on the several Lots, and Parts of Lots, and Parcels of Real Estate hereinafter named, situate and owned, and for the several amounts set opposite each Lot or Parcel of Real Estate, as follows: Jan. 6—Jas. H. Shields, Dubuque Harbor Co.'s Add., Blk. 1, lot 8a$ .50 Feb. 26—Jno. J. Keane, City, lot 726 55 March 7—R. M. Kunz, Glendale Add., lot 60 March 8—Gotf. Blocklinger, King's 2nd Add., lot 21 March 9—Deming & Kiesel, sub sub. Min. lot 466, lot 2 March 10—John Deery, sub. City 670, lot 3 March 13—Weidemeyer & Ritten- rnaler, Hooper's Add., lot 29 1.10 .35 1.40 .60 .45 March 16—P. J. Renier, Sanford's lot 30 .75 March 17—Rhomberg & Kringle, Rose Hill Add., lot 6 .45 March 20—Jas. Lee, Central Add, lots 4-5 .40 March 20—Lucy M. Weigel, Grove Terrace Sub., lot 6 .35 March 2,1—Ben R. Hervey, Ellen Corlccry's Sub., lot 2 .50 March 24—First National Bank, City, lot 309 1.30 Match 21—huol & Loetscher, Loet- scher & Trueb's Sub, lots 10-12.45 March 24—Buol & Loetscher, Loet- scher & Trueb's Sub., lot 2 1.35 Starch 25—John Powers et al., City, S. 44.6 feet, lot 314 .55 March 27—J. H. Rhomberg & Wm Meuser, Davis Farm Add., lot 225 1.35 March 27—T. Kavanaugh Est., Sub. Min. lot 22, lot 4 .95 March 28—Nic Wagner, Glendale Add., lot 58 .35 March 28—Dubuque B. & Malting Co., Glendale Add., lot 25 .50 March 28—Henry Doft Est., L. H. Langworthy's Add., S. 1-4, lot 13 .40 March 29—Harriet C. Kiesel and Wm. A. Coates, City N. 2-5 lot 436 .55 March 29—A. F. Jaeger Est., Davis Farm Add., lot 250 .95 Total $16.00 Ald. Frith rr'nved to adopt the Reso- lution. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None, City Recorder Arendt also presented and read the printed Notice, certified to by the publisher, of the Council's intention to construct a Sanitary Sewer in Couler Avenue, from Sanford Street to Diagonal Street. Also a communication from C. F. Even et al remonstrating against the construction of said sewer. On motion the remonstrance and No- tice were referred to the Committee of the Whole. City Recorder Arendt also presented and read the printed Notice, certified to by the publisher, of the Council's intention to construct a Sanitary Sewer in Eleventh Street, from Alley first \vest of Elm Street, to center of Cedar Street. No remonstrance being filed, the Mayor asked if any one present had any objection to the construction of said Sewer. 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 intention to construct a Sanitary Sewer in Caledonia Place. from Hill Street to West Eighth Street. Also a communication from G. Salot et al, and Mrs. Wm. Guderian, remon- strating against the construction of said Sewer. Regular Session April 20, 1905. 65 On motion the remonstrances and Notice were referred to the Committee of the Whole. The report of the Water Works Trus- tees, showing the receipts and disburse- ments for the three months ending March 31st, 1905. was presented, and on motion was referred to a special committee, consisting of Aids. Jones, Lyons and Clancy. REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT- TEES. Ald. Corrance. Chairman of the Com- mittee on Finance, reported as follows: Your Committee or Finance would respectfully recommend that the City Treasurer be instructed to accept from Falkenhainer & Kenkel the suns of $168.22 in full settlement of the special. assessment levied against the west 20.46 acres of Mineral Lot 206 for the improvement of Leibnitz Street. Ald. Corrance moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Ald. Lyons, Chairman of the Ordi- nance Committee, presented and read an Ordinance, establishing the grade on East Sof from Delhi Street to Bennett Street. The Ordinance having had its first reading at the previous meeting of the Council, Ald. Lyons moved that the reading just had be considered its sec- ond reading. Carried. Ald. Lyons then moved that the Ordi- nance be now adopted as read. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones. Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. The Ordinance follows: AN ORDINANCE. AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE GRADE OF EAST STREET FROM DELHI STREET TO BEN - NETT STREET. Be It Ordained by the City Council of the City Dubuque: Section 1. That the grade of East Street from' Delhi Street to Bennett Street be established and described as follows: Beginning at the south curb line of Delhi Street which is station —12, elevation of east curb 303.2; eleva- tion of west curb 302.3, thence on a curved grade to station 1-j-56, elevation of east curb 292.0, elevation of west curb, 291.0; thence to station 3-1-42, cen- ter of Pearl Street, elevation of east curb 282.0, elevation of west curb 281.0; thence to station 5-1-50, elevation of east curb 275.5, elevation of west curb 274.0; thence on a curved grade to station 6-1-99, north curb of Mineral Street ele- vation of west curb 272.0: thence to sta- tion 7-1-14, center of Mineral Street, elevation of east curb 273.5; thence to station 8-1-76, center of Grace Street, elevation of east curb 277.5; thence to station 12-1-08, center of Bennett Street, elevation 282.0. Sec. 2. This Ordinance to he in force and take effect from and after its passage by the City Council and its publication one time in the Dubuque Globe -Journal newspaper. Adopted , 1905. Approved Mayor. Attest • City Hecorder. Ald. Corrance, Chairman of the Com- mittee on Claims, reported as follows: Your Committee on Claims would respectfully recommend that Mrs. Catharine McCune be allowed the sum of $50.00 for macadam furnished the city; said sum to be in full settlement of all claims she may have against the city as per attached agreement. Ald. Corrance moved that the report be adopted, and that a warrant be or- dered drawn as recommended. Car- ried. Ald. Corrance also reported as fol- lows: Dubuque, Ia., April 19, 1905. To the Honorable Mayor and City Council of the City of Dubuque: Gentlemen:—The undersigned, Com- mittee on Claims and City Attorney, to whom was referred the preliminary no- tice in the case of Jane Connolly vs. the City of Dubuque, in which Jane Connolly claims damages against the City in the sum of $2000.00 by reason of injuries sustained by her in falling on an icy sidewalk and on some stone steps projecting thereon in front of the premises known as No. 26 West Locust Street in the City of Dubuque, Iowa, on or about January 18th, 1905, would respectfully report: That they have examined into the facts of said ease, have seen Jane Connolly and her attorney and learn that said Jane Connolly broke her left arm near the wrist in said fall. This Committee have had several meetings with Miss Connolly and her attorney and have finally affected a compromise by the terms of which this case can be settled in full on the payment of $150.00 to said Jane Connolly. Being satisfied that it would be to the best interests of the City that said settlement be made, we would respect- fully recommend that this case be set- tled by paying her that amount. We would, therefore, recommend that a warrant be drawn in favor of the Mayor in the sum of $150.00 with which to make final settlement. Respectfully submitted, H. CORRANCE, JOS. NEEDHAM, MATT. CLANCY, Committee on Claims. J. W. KINTZINGER, City Attorney. Ald. Corrance moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Ald. Stumpf, Chairman of the Com- • 66 Regular Session April 20, 1905. mittee on Delinquent Taxes, reported as follows: Your Committee on Delinquent Taxes, to whom was referred the peti- tion of August Rohr, asking that the taxes on his homestead, Lot 283, East Dubuque Addition, be canceled for the year 1904, would recommend that the prayer of the petitioner be granted and that the City Treasurer be instructed accordingly. Also your Committee on Delinquent Taxes, to whom was referred the peti- tion of Mary DeLorimier asking that the taxes on her homestead, the south part of City Lot 159, be canceled for the year 1904, would recommend that on account of her poverty the prayer of the petitioner he granted and that the Treasurer be instructed accordingly. Also your Committee on Delinquent Taxes, to whom was referred the peti- tion A. E. Keen, an honorably dis- charged soldier of the War of the Re- bellion, asking that his homestead, Lot 1 of I-i:irper's Add., be exempt from taxation on $500.00 of the assessed valu- ation thereof as provided by law, would recommend that the prayer of the pe- titioner be granted, and that the Treas- urer he instructed accordingly. Ald. Stumpf moved to adopt the var- ious reports of the Committee. Carried. Ald. Lyons of the Board of Health reported as follows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council of the City of Dubuque: Gentlemen:—Your Board of Health would respectfully report, that at their meeting held April 10th, 1905, the fol- lowing bills were audited by the Board and referred to the County Su- pervisors for payment: L. Belsky, to meat delivered to Detention Hospital $ 5.30 H. H. Berg, to groceries delivered to Detention Hospital 17.80 We also recommend that warrants be ordered drawn to pay the following bills: The Arno Pharmacy, to 10 vaccine points $ .90 'Union Printing Co., to health re- ports for November, December, and January, also blank health reports 18.00 Also report that we instructed the Clerk to ascertain from the State Board of Health the recommendations made by their representative last year, in regard to the sanitary con- ditions of the St. Joseph's Mercy In- sane Asylum. Also report that we instructed the Clerk to advertise for bids for the re- moval of garbage and dead animals for the season 1905. We would also recommend the ad- option of the following annual report of Dr. B. Michel, Health Physician to the Board: Dubuque, Iowa, March 1, 1905. To the Honorable Mayor and City Council of the City of Dubuque: Gentlemen:—The Physician to the Board of Health has the honor to sub- mit this annual report for the year ending February 28, 1905. The number of deaths for the year is 587, an increase of 2 over the year 1903. The number of births is 699, an increase of 2 over the year 1903. The births outnumber the deaths by 112. During the year there were re- ported 52 cases of Scarlet Fever, as against 149 for the previous year; 26 cases of Diphtheria, as against 14 for the previous year, 5 cases of Smallpox, 4 cases of Typhoid Fever. Of the total number of deaths, 58 were due to consumption, an increase of 4 over the year 1903. As this disease can in a measure be restricted by proper sanitary measures, I would again recommend the adoption and enforcement of the proposed ordi- nance prohibiting spitting on the floors of street cars and other public vehicles and buildings and on sidewalks. Also the disinfection of the premises where death from consumption has occurred. During the year there were one hun- dred and nineteen connections made with the sanitary sewer. Connections should be ordered until all premises using privy vaults are connected, and all vaults abolished. The sanitary sewer should be extended as fast as practicable. If all cities situated on the river would dispose of their garbage and sewerage by cremation or otherwise than dumping into the river, they would have a plentiful source of pure water; under the present system of disposal of sewage and garbage the water is unfit for use. The Federal Government may at any time prohibit such use of rivers. In view of this, it would be wise to make some provision for the disposal of the city's offal. Crematories seem to solve the problem in other cities. The following is a summary of the work done in this department under the supervision of Sanitary Policeman Flynn: Vaults cleaned, 116; houses fumigated, 133; complaints attended to, 978; sewer connections made, 119. Respectfully submitted, B. MICHEL, M. D., Physician to the Board. Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Ald. Jones, chairman of the Commit- tee on Public Grounds and Buildings, presented a certificate from Thos. T. Carkeek, Architect. to pay to Anton Eberl the sum of $473.00, being amount in full for his contract to build the foundation for Engine House No. 6. Ald. Jones moved that a warrant be drawn in favor of Anton Eberl for the above amount. Carried. Regular Session April 20, 1905. 67 Ald. Jones also presented a certificate from Thos. T. Carkeek for $1,000.00 in favor of F. D.. Scharle, as first estimate on his contract for building Engine House No. 6. Ald. Jones moved that a warrant be ordered drawn in favor of F. D. Scharle for the above amount. Car- ried. Ald. Clancy, chairman of the Com- mittee of the Whole, reported as fol- lows: Your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of the Pitts -Thompson Foundry Company, asking that in consideration of its maintaining and operating a foundry on City Lots 417, one-half of 399, one- half of 418 and one-quarter of 400, it be exempt from taxation on said plant for a period of five years, including 1904, would recommend that the prayer of the petitioner be granted and that all personal property owned by said firm and required in the operation of said foundry be exempt from taxation for a period of five years, including the year 1904 (which taxes the City Treas- urer is hereby authorized to cancel); provided said plant be operated con- tinuously during the period of this ex- emption. Also your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the communica- tion of R. F. Keating for Mrs. Faust; offering either to settle with the city for the sum of $50.00 for rock already taken by the city from Lot 33, Union Add., for the construction of a wall on Bluff Street Extension. or to sell the city lot for $200.00, including the rock already taken therefrom. would recom- mend that the sum of $150.00 be allow- ed for said lot, together with such rock as the city has already taken there- from; said amount to be paid Mrs. Mary Faust upon presentation by her of a properly executed deed to said property, together with an abstract of title completed to date. Also your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of A. A. Cooper, asking that the assessment on Lots 691, 700 and 721 be placed on the same valuation for 1903 as it had been in 1902, would respectfully recom- mend that said petition be received and filed. Also your Committee of the Whole would respectfully recommend that the Ordinance Committee be instructed to prepare an ordinance revising the ordi- nance pertaining to obstructions in al- leys so as to provide for the use of boxes for holding ashes, etc., and for the issuance of permits for erecting permanent fixtures therein. ter, would recommend that warrants be ordered drawn on the City Treas- urer in favor of the several parties mentioned therein on a basis of sixty cents per cubic yard where the rock is furnished by the city, and eighty-five cents per cubic yard where the rock is furnished by the parties breaking the same. Also your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the list of macadam broken during the past win - Also your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of C. W. Katz, Inspector of Wood and Harbor Master, asking that on account of the decrease in the aggregate amount of fees received for measuring wood during the past winter, occasion- ed by the change in the ordinance re- lating to the same, his salary as Har- bor Master be continued for the winter months, would recommend that said petition be received and filed. Also, your Committee of the Whole would respectfully recommend that the Committee on Streets be empowered to call for bids and let the contracts for sweeping the brick paved streets and for hauling off the sweepings there- from. Also, your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of P. Scanlon et al., asking that Exchange street be improved from Dodge to Cur- tis street would recommend that the prayer of the petitioners be granted and that the proper resolutions be adopted. Aid. Clancy moved to adopt the var- ious reports of the Committee of the Whole. Carried. Bids for the construction of Bee Branch Storm Water Sewer from end of present culvert in Lemon street westerly about 350 feet were ordered opened. Bids as follows: P. Eisbach— Stone masonry $9.93 per lin. ft. Grading 24c per cubic yard Jas. Noonan -- Stone masonry $9 00 per lin. ft. Concrete $8.65 per lin. ft. Grading 25c per cubic yard O'Farrell & McNamara— Stone masonry $9.40 per lin. ft. Concrete $8 35 per lin. ft. Grading 25c per cubic yard Street, Steuck & Linehan— Stone masonry $9.95 per lin. ft. Concrete $11.00 per lin. it. Brick $12.50 per lin. ft. Grading 25c per cubic yard Tibey Bros.— Stone masonry $10.50 per lin. ft. Concrete $11.25 per lin. ft. Grading 35c per cubic yard Blake Bros.— Concrete $9.85 per lin. ft. On motion the contract was awarded to O'Farrell & McNamara for concrete, they being the lowest bidders, and the bond for doing said work fixed at $500.00. 68 Regular Session April 20, 1905. RESOLUTIONS. Ald. Lyons 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 construct- ed in Eleventh street, from the manhole in alley between Elm and Washington street to Cedar 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 resolved that said sewer shall be completed on or before the 15th day of July, 1905, 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 Council on the 4th day of May, 1905. and the City Recorder is hereby ordered 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: Seas—Ald. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Ald. Frith offered the following, which was adopted: Pe It Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That the City En- gineer be instructed to prepare plans and specifications for a storm water sewer in Booth street from the pres- ent terminus of the storm water sewer in O'Neill street, southerly as far as the appropriation for the same will permit, and file said plans and specifications in the office of the City Recorder who will thereupon advertise for bids for the construction of said sewer in accord- ance with said plans and specifications. Ald. Clancy offered the following, which was adopted: Be It Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That begin- ning May 1, 1905, the price to be charged property owners for lumber used in re- pairing sidewalks abutting their prop- erty be fixed at three cents per square foot, board measure. Ald. Corrance 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 Grace street from the west line of lot 4, Ann O'Hare's Sub., to East street, and that it is hereby proposed to grade, curb, gutter and macadamize said street and assess the cost of said curb- ing, guttering and macadamizing against the abutting property. Ald. Clancy moved that the amount to he paid the Water Works Trustees for water to be furnished the city for sprinkling purposes during the present season be fixed at $2,500.00 and that a warrant in said amount be ordered drawn on the City Treasurer in favor of said Trustees. Carried. Ald. Corrance also offered the follow- ing: 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 a plat showing generally the location, nature and extent of the pro- posed improvement. on Grace street from the west line of lot 4, Ann O'Hare's Sub. to East street, and the kind of material to be used, and an es- timate 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 af- ter the filing of said plat and estimate in his office, the City Recorder shall publish in three consecutive issues of a newspaper published in this city, a notice stating that such plat and es- tima,.a are on file, the location and na- ture of the improvement, kind of ma- terial to be used, and an estimate of its cost and the time before which objec- tions thercM 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, no- tify the Counc'l thereof in writing with a printed copy of such notice accom- panying the same. Ald. Corrance moved to adopt the res- olution. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Alds. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. On motion of Ald. Frith, the Council proceeded to elect the following ap- pointive officers for the ensuing year: Mayor Berg appointed Aids. Clancy and Frith as tellers. FOR COMMITTEE CLERK. Jno. W. Lawlor was, on motion, ap- pointed Committee Clerk for the ensu- ing year by acclamation. Unanimously carried and the Mayor declared Jno. W. Lawlor duly elected Committee Clerk. FOR CITY ELECTRICIAN. Wm. Hipman was, on motion, ap- pointed for the ensuing years City Electrician by acclamation. Unanimously carried and the Mayor declared Wm. Hipman duly elected City Electrician. 1 Regular Session April 20, 1905. 69 FOR MARKETMASTER. The following were put in nomina, tion: F. P. Hayes. P. Baumgartner. R. Ogelsby. F. P. Hayes receiving seven votes on the first ballot was declared elected Marketmaster for the ensuing year. SUPERINTENDENT OF STREET SPRINKLING. The following were put in nomina- tion: Jno. Glab. Jno. Mahoney. First Ballot— Jno. Glab received 5 votes Jno. Mahoney received 2 votes Jno. Glab receiving the majority of votes was declared elected for the en- suing year. SIDEWALK INSPECTOR. The following were put in nomina- tion: I. Conigisky. E. Firzlaff. A. B. Berg. J. Drehause. M. Kilburg. H. S. Kiely. Jno. Carney. G. N. Raymond. FIRST BALLOT. G. N. Raymond received 4 votes. A. P. Berg received 3 votes. G. N. Raymond receiving the ma- jority of votes was declared Sidewalk Inspector for the ensuing year. CUSTODIAN OF JACKSON PARK. The following were put in nomina- tion: H. Henge. P. Kein. G. J. Hahn. E. Werner. D. Sutherland. A. Alderson. H. Schoenbeck. FIRST BALLOT. H. Schoenbeck received 6 votes. P. Kien received 1 vote. H. Schoenbeck receiving the majority of votes was declared elected. CUSTODIAN OF WASHINGTON PARK. The following were put in nomina- tion: T., Cahill. P. Ryan. H. Connell. FIRST BALLOT. T. Cahill received 3 votes. P. Ryan received 4 votes. P. Ryan receiving the majority of votes was declared elected for the en- suing year. FOR POUNDMASTER. Chas. Bauman was on motion ap- pointed by acclamation for the ensuing year. FOR WOODMEASURER AND WHARFMASTER. The following were put in nomina- tion: T. Johnson. P. Holsinger. FIRST BALLOT. T. Johnson received 3 votes. P. Holsinger received 4 votes. P. Holsinger receiving the majority of votes was declared elected for the ensuing term. FOR ENGINEER STEAM ROLLER. The following were put in nomina- tion: H. Fleck. T. Young. M. H. Buckley. B. McDonnell. FIRST BALLOT. H. Fleck received 3 votes. T. Young , cceived 1 vote. M. H. liuck1( v received 1 vote. B. McDonnell received 2 votes. SECOND BALLOT. H. Fleck received 4 votes. T. Young received 1 vote. B. McDonnell, 2 votes. H. Fleck receiving the majority of votes was declared elected. For stoker of the steam roller N. Frith was elected by acclamation. For sewer foreman T. Haggerty was elected by acclamation. FOR CITY CARPENTER. The following were put in nomina- tion: Jno. Heil. Jos. Rooney. FIRST BALLOT. Jno. Heil received 4 votes Jos. Rooney received 3 votes Jno. Heil receiving the majority of votes was declared elected. Driver for Carpenter Wagon, E. Firz- laff was elected on the second ballot. For taking charge of the Garbage Dump, James McCormick was elected on the first ballot. Foreman at the Fourth Street Dump, Jas. Callaghan was elected on the first ballot. Ald. Frith moved that the following named constitute the Sewer Gang, which was carried: H. Cosgrove, Driver. Jno. Corcoran. F. Hohnecker. P. Sage. C. Sullivan. J. Tacke. L. Taylor. Ald. Frith moved that the following named constitute the Street Sweeper Gang, which was carried: Jos. Brown. H. Cobb. T. Donahue. P. Fenelon. J. Kraus. M. Lonergan. T. Faherty was elected by acclama- tion as Welghmaster of First Ward Scales and to take charge of Phoenix Park for the ensuing year. Ald. Frith moved that all the present weighmasters be re -appointed for the 70 Regular Session April 20, 1905. ensuing year. Carried. The Mayor declared all the foregoing named duly elected by the Council to their respective offices and they to as- sume their duties May lst, 1905. Ald. Jones moved to adjourn until May 4th, 1905. Carried. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. Attest: Recorder List of Warrants. 71 List of City Warrants. it y Recorder's Office. Dubuque, Ia., April 1st, 1905. 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 March, 1905: Labor on Streets in the different dis- tricts for the first half of March, 1905: J. Brouillette, 1st $ 2 70 Paul Becker, 3rd 7 45 D. J. Brightbill, 3rd 8 80 Jos, Brown, 1st, $18.25; 2nd $60.60; 3rd, $4.50 83 95 W. Coughlan, 1st 10 80 Peter Carney, 1st 2 70 J. Callaghan, in 20 00 John Corbett, 2nd 3 40 D. Corcoran, 3rd 1 35 M. Donegan, 1st 1 35 J. Eberhardt, 2nd 8 45 Mike Farrell, 1st 70 F. Frick, 2nd 10 80 H. Fleck, 1st, $26.26; 2nd, $101.25127 50 N. Frith, 1st, $17.50; 2nd, $67.5085 00 Pat Grue, 1st 1 05 Barney Glass, 1st 5 55 Jos. Geasland, 1st 4 05 C. Gantenbein, Jr., 2nd 4 05 Jos. Guenther, 2nd 2 05 C. Gantenbein, foreman, 2nd24 60 Tom Hackney, 1st 4 40 John Hafey, 1st 3 05 N. Kettenhofen, 2nd 10 80 J. Kraus, 2nd 9 80 John Keast, 3rd 4 05 John McNulty, 1st 10 80 James McAleese, 1st 3 45 J. McCormack, Health 17 55 C. Nank, 2nd 3 75 W. O'Brien, 1st 52 85 J. Perrion, 2nd 2 05 John Parker, 3rd 4 05 W. Quinlan, 1st 2 05 Jos. Rooney, 1st, $18.50; 2nd, $60.60; 3rd, $4.50 83 95 Nic Sweeney, 1st 70 Ed. Seeley, 1st 1 35 John Spear, 1st 21 35 John Schroeder, 2nd 3 40 Al. Scherr, 2nd 2 70 John Sloan, 2nd 2 70 F. Scherr, 2nd 20 00 Lawrence Trost, 2nd 2 70 John Welsh, 1st (Caledonia Place) 60 W. Wearmouth, 3rd 20 00 A. Conrad, 2nd 2 70 J. Linehan, 1st 2 00 March, 1905: P. Casserly $ 20 80 J. Corcoran 20 80 T. Hagerty, foreman 25 00 J. Jellison 20 80 J. Klang 20 80 P. Kenneally 20 80 C. Sullivan , 20 80 L. Taylor 20 80 L. Zemanek 18 40 I hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct list of all warrants issued by me during the month of March, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE. To All Who Are Named Below: You are hereby notified that in ac- cordance with an ordinance of the City of Dubuque for repairing sidewalks in the months of January, February and March, 1905, 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 special as- sessment. And you are notified to ap- pear at said meeting of the Council to be held on the 20th day of April, A. D., 1905, and show cause, if any you have, why said assessment should not be levied: 1905. Jan. 6—Jas. H. Shields, Dubuque Harbor Co.'s Add., Blk. 1, lot 8a$ Feb. 26—Jno. J. Keane, City, lot 726 March 7—R. M. Kunz, Glendale Add., lot 60 March 8—Gotf. Blocklinger, King's 2nd Add., lot 21 March 9—Deming & Kiesel, sub sub. Min. lot 466, lot 2 March 10—John Deery, sub. City 670, lot 3 March 13—Weidemeyer & Ritten- maier, Hooper's Add., lot 29 March 16—P. J. Renter, Sanford's lot 30 March 17—Rhomberg & Kringle, Rose Hill Add., lot 6 March 20—Jas. Lee, Central Add, lots 4-5 March 20—Lucy M. Weigel, Grove Terrace Sub., lot 6 March 20—Ben R. Hervey, Ellen Corkery's Sub., lot 2 March 24—First National Bank, City, lot 309 1.30 March 24—Buol & Loetscher, Loet- scher & Trueb's Sub, lots 10-12.45 March 24—Buol & Loetscher, Loet- scher & Trueb's Sub., lot 2 1.35 March 25—John Powers et al., City, S. 44.6 feet, lot 314 .55 March 27—J. H. Rhomberg & Wm Meuser, Davis Farm Add., lot 225 1.35 March 27—T. Kavanaugh Est., Sub. Min. lot 22, lot 4 .95 March 28—Nic Wagner, Glendale Add., lot 58 .35 March 28—Dubuque B. & Malting Co., Glendale Add., lot 25 .50 March 28—Henry Doft Est., L. H. Langworthy's Add., S. 1-4, lot 13 .40 March 29—Harriet C. Kiesel and Wm. A. Coates, City N. 2-5 lot 436 .55 March 29—A. F. Jaeger Est., Davis Farm Add., lot 250 .95 Total $16.00 C. F. ARENDT, 4-12-3t City Recorder. .60 55 1.10 .35 1.40 .60 .45 .75 .45 .40 .35 .50 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the City Recorder up to 7:30 o'clock p. m. April 20th, 1905, for the construction of a storm water sewer in Millville Road, from the West end of the present sewer in Lemon Street, Westerly to a distance of about 350 lineal feet. In accordance with the plans and 11 P.' 72 Offical Notices. specifications of said sewer, prepared by the City Engineer and now on file in the office of the ('ity Recorder. Bidders to state the price per lineal foot for completed sewer, including all excavation necessary for contem- plated work on three different kinds of sewer. For a Stone Circular Sewer. For a Brick Circular Sewer. And for a Reinforced Concrete Sewer. Bidders also to state the price for furnishing 1,000 cubic yards of earth filling to bring said street up to grade. Each bid must be accompanied with a certified check for $100.00 on some Dubuein^ hank as a guarantee that a coatr:u i will he entered into if aw,i rdi The city reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Recorder's Office of the City of Du- buque, April 15th, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, 4-15-3t City Recorder. NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF STREET IMPROVEMENT BONDS. The following Dubuque City Street Improvement Bonds have been ordered called in by the City Council: Bonds Ncs. 42, 43 and 44, Feb. 1st, 1900. Bonds Nos. 48, 49 and 50, Jan. 1st, 1901. Bonds Nos. 55 to 68, inclusive, May 1st, 1901. Bonds Nos. 77, 78 and 79, Nov. 1st. 1901. Bond No. 83, Nov. 15, 1901. Bonds Nos. 110 to 118, inclusive, Jan. 2nd, 1902. Bonds Nos. 157 to 166, inclusive, June 1st, 1902. Bond No. 123, March 1st, 1902. Bond No. 187, Dec. 4th, 1902. Bond No. 196, Jan. 10, 1903. Bond No. 207 and 208, Aril 15th, 1903. Bond No. 244, Dec. 15th, 1903. Bonds Nos. 227, 228 and 229, Aug. 15th, 1903. Bond No. 247, Jan. 1st, 1904. Bond No. 270, Aug. 4th, 1904. Bonds Nos. 258, 259, 260 and 261, Aug. 4th. 1904. Interest will cease on above bonds May lst, 1905. H. BRINKMAN, apr 15 3t gj City Treasurer. NOTICE. OF THE CITY COUNCIL'S INTEN- TION TO CONSTRUCT A SANI- TARY SEWER IN ELEVENTH STREET, FROM ALLEY FIRST WEST OF ELM STREET TO CEN- TER OF CEDAR STREET. To All Whom it May Concern: You and each of you are hereby no- tified that it is the intention of the City Council of the City of Dubuque to construct a 10 -inch Tile Pipe Sani- tary Sewer in Eleventh Street, from alley first west of Elm Street to cen- ter of Cedar 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 992.5 lineal feet of 10 -inch tile pipe with 4 manholes, and will cost the abutting property owners $1,150.00 in total. Any persons having objection to the construction of said sanitary sewer are hereby notified to appear before the City Council at its regular session April 20th, 1905, or to file in writing with the City Recorder their objec- tions on or before April 20th, 1905. Dated at Dubuque, April 11th, 1905. C. F. ARENDT. 4-11-3t City Recorder. NOTICE. OF 'i'HE CITY COUNCIL'S INTEN- TION TO CONSTRUCT A SANI- TARY SEWER IN COULER AVE- NUE FROM PRESENT MANHOLE AT SANFORD STREET TO DIAG- ONAL STREET. To All Whom it May Concern: You and each of you are hereby no- tified that it is the intention of the City Council of the City of Dubuque to construct an 8 -inch Tile Pipe Sani- tary Sewer in Couler Avenue. from manhole in Sanford Street to Diagonal 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 1,090 lineal feet of 8 -inch tile pipe with 3 manholes, and will cost the abutting property own- ers $975.00 in total. Any persons having objection to the construction of said sanitary sewer are hereby notified to appear before the City Council at its regular session April 20th, 1905, or to file in writing with the City Recorder their objec- tions on or before April 20th, 1905. Dated at Dubuque, April 11th, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, 4-11-3t City Recorder. NOTICE. OF THE CITY COUNCIL'S INTEN- TION TO CONSTRUCT A SANI- TARY SEWER IN CALEDONIA PLACE, FROM HILL STREET TO WEST EIGHTH STREET. To All Whom it May Concern: You and each of you are hereby no- tified that it is the intention of the City Council of the City of Dubuque to construct an 8 -inch Tile Pipe Sani- tary Sewer in Caledonia Place, from manhole in Hill Street to center of West Eighth 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 650 lineal feet of 8 -inch tile pipe with 3 manholes, and will cost the abutting property own- ers $550.00 in total. Any persons having objection to the construction of said sanitary sewer are hereby notified to appear before the City Council at its regular session April 20th, 1905, or to file in writing with the City Recorder their objec- tions on or before April 20th, 1905. Dated at Dubuque, April 11th, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, 4 -i1 -3t City Recorder. NOTICE TO VAULT CLEANERS. Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the City Recorder up to 4 o'clock p. m. May 1st, 1905, for the cleaning of vaults in the City of Du- buque, Iowa, for the season of 1905. Bidders will state the price per cubtc foot below the Bluffs, and the price per cubic foot on the Bluffs. The City reserves the right to reject any and all bids. C. F. ARENDT, 4-26-3t City Recorder. Official Notices. 78 LEGAL. SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE. To All Who Are Named Below: You are hereby notified that in ac- cordance with an Ordinance of the City of Dubuque for removal of snow and ice from sidewalks in the months of December, 1904, and January and Feb- ruary, 1905, 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 special as- sessment. And you are notified to appear at said meeting of the Council. to be held on the 20th day of April, A. D., 1905, and show cause, if any you have, why said assessment should not be levied: Owner. Description. Total Cost. Dec. 21.-J. S. Stephens, Julia Langworthy's Add., lot 53, 50 lin. ft $ 50 Dec. 21-F. L. Poole, Julia Lang - worthy's Add., lot 51, 50 lin. ft. 50 Dec. 21-B. W. Lacy, City S 1-5, lot 451, 50 lin. ft 75 Dec. 21 -Mrs. C. G. Kretschmer, City S M 1-4, lot 443, 50 lin. ft75 Dec. 21 -Thos. Connolly, City S 1-2 of E 1-2, lot 746, 120 lin. ft1 50 Dec. 30-C. A. Voelker, Davis Farm Add., W 1-2, lots 271-272, 70 lin. ft 80 Dec. 30-M, A. Brown, Krayer's Sub., lot 2, 45 lin. ft 55 Dec. 30 -Ada L. Collier, Sub. Min Lot 322, lot 10. 160 lin. ft 2 00 Dec. 30 -Wm. Klauer, et al, Davis Farm Add., lot 213, 150 lin. ft1 60 Dec. 30-R. M. Kunz, Glendale Add., lot 60, 50 lin. ft 50 Dec. 30-R. & Edw. Langworthy Est., Glendale Add., lot 233, 300 lin. ft 3 75 Dec. 30-K. & L. F. Kolfenbach, Glendale Add., 57 and N 1-2, lot 53, 75 lin. ft 75 Dec. 30 -Cath. Bowland, City N M., 1-5, lot 430, 50 lin. ft 75 Dec. 30-C. A. Voelker, Davis Farm Add., E 1-2, lots 271-272, 120 lin. ft 1 20 Dec. 30 -Union Electric Co., L. H Langworthy's Add., lot 172, 28 lin. ft 35 Dec. 30 -Martha Zinn, Glendale Add.. lot 81, 50 lin. ft 60 Dec. 30 -Thos. O'Brien, Glendale Add., lot 158, 50 lin. ft 60 Dec. 30 -Maria Eva Baumhover, City S 1-5, lot 492, 25 lin. ft30 Dec. 30 -Nora Holland, Davis Farm Add., lot 253 and N 1-2 252, 90 lin. ft 1 10 Dec. 30-Nic. Wagner. Glendale Add., lot 15, 50 lin. ft 50 Dec. 30-Jno. N. Noel, Davis Farm Add., lot 299, 60 lin. ft75 Dec. 30-Jno. Vyverberg Est., Da- vis Farm Add., lot 301 and N 1-2 300, 90 lin ft 110 Jan. 2 -Catholic Univ. of Wash- ington, et al., A. McDaniels' Sub., lots 820-821, 85 lin. ft 1 05 Jan. 2 -Julia D. Rhomberg, Guernsey & Langworthy's Sub., lot 8, 100 lin. ft 1 00 Jan. 2-F. L. Poole, Julia Lang - worthy's Add., lot 17, 100 lin. ft. 1 00 Jan. 2-J. S. Stephens, Julia Langworthy's Add., lot 53, 50 lin. ft 50 Jan. 2 -Mary L. Bunting, Julia Langworthy's Add., lot 20, 50 lin. ft 50 Jan. 2-F. L. Poole, Julia Lang - worthy's Add., lot 51, 50 lin. ft50 Jan. 2 -Leathers & Trewin, J. P Schroeder's Add, lot 27, 50 lin. ft 50 Jan, 3 -Geo. Salot, Sub. 39, Kelly's Sub., lot 1, 100 lin. ft 1 25 Jan. 4-J. M. Werner, Trustee, City, E 97 ft. lot 571, 75 lin. ft1 15 Jan. 5-E. B. Piekenbrock & Sons, City lot 229, 100 lin. ft 1 50 Jan, 5-M. D. Sullivan, Sub. City 688 and pt. 654, lot 2, 25 lin. ft40 Jan. 6-B. E. Linehan, City 170 and E 43 ft. lot 171, 55 lin. ft80 Jan. 6 -Mrs. F. M. S. Bailey, City S M 1-5, lot 464, 50 lin. ft 50 Jan. 6-S. H. Guilbert, City S 42 ft., N M 1-5 and N 1.-2 of N 1-2. M 1-5, lot 464, 50 lin. ft 50 Jan. 6-A, J. Van Duzee, City N 1-4, lot 470, 50 lin. ft... - 50 Jan. 30-F. L. Poole, Julia L. Langworthy's Add., lot 17, 100 lin, ft 1 00 Jan. 30 -Julia D. Rhomberg, Guernsey & Langworthy's Add., lot 8, 50 lin. ft 50 Jan. 30-F. L. Poole, Julia Lang - worthy's Add., lot 51, 50 lin. ft50 Jan. 30 -Mary L. Bunting, Julia Langworthy's Add., lot 20, 50 lin. ft 50 Jan. 30-R. M. Kunz, Glendale Add., lot 60, 50 lin. ft 50 Jan. 30-K. & L. F. Kolfenbach, Glendale Add., lot 57, 50 lin. ft50 Jan. 7-K. & L. F. Kolfenbach, Glendale Add., lot 57, 50 lin. ft50 Jan. 10-K. & L. F. Kolfenbach, Glendale Ado., lot 57, 50 lin. ft50 Jan. 10-R. M. Kunz, Glendale Add., lot 60, 50 lin. ft 5U Jan. 7-R. M. Kunz, Glendale Add., lot 60, 50 lin. ft 50 Jan. 10 -Wm. Klauer, et al, Davis Farm Add., lot 213, 65 lin, ft... 80 Feb. 10 -Walters & Dennis, Sub. 3 of City 720, lot 5 and N 40 ft. lot 4, 60 lin. ft 75 Feb. 10 --Bertha Delker, City, E 40 ft. lot 218, 20 lin. ft 30 Feb. 10 -Ada L. Collier, Sub. Min Lot 322, lot 10, 160 lin. ft 2 00 Feb. 10-Jno. V. White, Glendale Add., lot 7, 50 lin. ft 60 Feb. 11 -Catholic Univ. of Wash- ington, et al, A. McDaniels' Sub, lots 820-821, 120 lin. ft 1 50 Feb. 13 -Martha Zinn. Glendale Add.lot 81, 50 lin. ft 60 Feb. 1,3 -Mary Pleins, Glendale Add., lot 14, 50 lin. ft 50 Feb. 13-Nic. Wagner, Glendale Add., lot 15, 50 lin. ft 50 Feb. 14-F. L. Poole, Julia Lang - worthy's Add., lot 17, 150 lin. ft. 1 90 Feb. 14 -Emma Meyer, Sub. 3, Min. Lot 172, lot 1, 50 lin. ft 60 Feb. 14 -Francisca Wagner, Sub. 87 and 88, L. H. Langworthy's Add., lot 3, 25 lin. ft 25 Feb. 14 -Wm. Klauer, et al, Davis Farm Add., lot 213, 65 lin. ft8Q Feb. 14 -Ada L. Collier, Sub. Min. Lot 322, lot 10, 160 lin. ft 2 00 Feb. 14 -Wm. Abitz, Glendale Add., lot 84, 50 lin. ft 60 Feb. 14 -Mary L. Bunting, Glen- dale Add., hit 82, 50 lin. ft 60 Feb. 14 -Barbara Zugenbuehler, Glendale Add., N 1-2 lot 160, 25 30 lin. ft 74 Official Notices. Feb. 14—Henry Lange, Davis Farm Add., lot 221, 50 lin. ft60 Feb. 14—Fred Schloz, Olinger's Sub., lot 2, 25 lin. ft .30 Feb. 14—Jno. V. White, Glendale Add., lot 7, 50 lin. ft 60 Feb. 15—Emma Meyer, Sub. 2, Min. Lot 172, lot 1, 50 lin. ft 60 Feb. 17—Paul Kiene, John King's 1st Add., N W 1-4 lot 10, 50 lin ft 50 Feb. 17—Johanna Frenzel, John King's 1st Add., S 1-2 lot 8, 50 lin. ft 50 Feb. 17—Paul Schlenker„ Dunn's Sub., lot 8, 150 lin. ft 1 50 Feb. 17—Eva Gibbons, Levens' Add., lot 40, 50 lin. ft 50 Feb. 17—John Holland, Levens' Add., lot 33, 50 lin. ft 50 Feb. 17—Sarah E. Lewis, Levens' Add., lots 31-32 100 lin. ft 1 00 Feb. 17—S. Gilmore, Levens' Add, lot 30, 175 lin. ft 1 75 Feb. 17—Julia D. Rhomberg, Guernsey & Langworthy's Sub., lots 7-8, 100 lin. ft 1 00 Total $66 90 C. F. ARENDT, 4-12-3t City Recorder. NOTICE TO GARBAGE CONTRAC- TORS. Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the City Recorder up to 4 o'clock p. m., May 1st, 1905, for the re- moval of garbage and dead animals for the season of 1905, in the districts herein below designated, all of said garbage to be hauled and dumped at the City dump, at the foot of Railroad Avenue. First District—All the territory south of Eighth Street and Julien Avenue. Second District—All territory lying between Eighth Street and Julien Ave- nue and Seventeenth Street and West Seventeenth Street. Third District—All territory lying north of Seventeenth and West Seven- teenth Streets. Garbage must be removed once a day in the down town districts and twice a week on the Bluffs during the months of May, June, July and Oc- tober; and once a day in the down town districts and three times a week on the Bluffs during 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 Dubuque bank must accompany each bid 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, 4-25-3t City Recorder. NOTICE OF THE CITY COUNCIL'S INTEN- TION TO IMPROVE GRACE STREET FROM THE WEST LINE OF SUB. 7, ANN O'HARE'S SUB, LOT 7, TO EAST STREET. To Whom It May Concern: You and each of you are hereby na• tilled that it is the intention of the City Council of the City of Dubuque to improve Grace Street from the west line of Sub. 7, Ann O'Hare's Sub., Lot 7, to East 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 New Curbstone set, 1,877.18 lineal feet. Guttering, 835.3 square yards. Macadamizing, 2,352.5 square yards. Making a total estimated cost to the abutting property owners of $2,626.64. Any person having objection to said improvement is hereby notified to ap- pear before the City Council at its reg- ular session to be held May 4th, 1905, or to file with the City Recorder their objections in writing on or before May 4th, 1905. Dated this 25th day of April, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, 4-25-3t 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, May 4th. 1905, for the construction of a 10 -inch Tile Pipe Sanitary Sewer in Eleventh Street, from the manhole in the alley between Washington and Elm Street to the center of Cedar Street, in ac- cordance with 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 992.5 lineal feet of 10 -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, 1905. Bidders must state price per. lineal foot for Tile Pipe, and each manhole. All bids must be accompanied by a cer- tified check for $50.00 on some Du- buque 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, April 25th, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, 4-25-3t 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. May 4th, 1905, for the ccnstruction of a Tile Pipe Storm Water Sewer in Booth Street, from end of present sewer in O'Neil Street to stone culvert across Booth Street, ac- cording to the plans and specifications prepared by the City Engineer and now on fllg in the office of the City Re- corder. It is estimated by the City Engineer that it will require 680 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, 1905. Bidders must state price per lineal foot for Tile Pipe, and each manhole. All bids must be accompanied by a cer- tified check for $50.00 on some Du- buque 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, April 25th, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, 4-25-3t City Recorder. Regular Session May 4, 1905. 75 CITY COUNCIL. Regular Session May 4th, 1905. (Official.) Council met at 8:15 o'clock p, Mayor Berg in the chair. Present Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Tones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent none. Aid. Carrance moved that the council proceedings for the month of April be approved as printed. Carried. BILLS. The following bills were ordered paid: F. P. Hayes, board of prisoners for Aprri.. 8 60 Key City Gas Co. gas for var- ious Dents 93 00 Niagara Falls Stamping Works team and dog license tags.... 24 10 Pitts-Thompsom Foundry Co. Castings for city hr 1 2 00 J. W. Wittmer drugs and sup- plies for various Depts 2 05 Klauer & Kress, chain and cups and hardware for variou, Depts 3 25 J. L. McCabe. transcript of testimony in case of Schnee Admix. vs. City of Dubuque94 50 P. Even, coal for First ward scales 1 00 C. A. Moyes, repairing shane6 city hall 1 35 J. W. Fiske Iron Works, one drinking fountain for First and Main streets 23 94 Nesler & Hammel, repairing fountain at 23rd and Jackson streets 5 85 C. T. Busch. photograph of Locust street betweent 7th and 8th streets Klauer & Kress, new tools for road and sewer Depts Ellwanger Bros., repairing har- ness for road Dept Jno. 'Butt, repairs for road and sewer Depts. F. Schloz & Son repairs for road and sewer Depts. Kassler & Kohn, steel rails for road Dept... Austin -Western Co., Ltd., hick- ory fibre for sweeper G. W. Healey & Son. rope for sweeper Standard Oil Co., oil for steam roller Ragatz & Son, repairs on steam roller P. Hanson, oil for steam roller Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co hose for steam roller F. A. Burns, coal for steam roller . 15 32 Clancy Transfer Co. coal for steam roller. .. . 5 00 Dubuque Rubber & Belting CO. 1 25 4 05 1 50 5 15 3 75 8 OG 23 64 95 4 88 10 99 30 8 50 Lose for street sprinklers.... Ragatz & itnii, repairs on sprinklers F. Scholz & Son repairs on sprinklers Dubuque Rubber & Belting Ca. expansion rings for sprinklers T. F. Kane, hay and oats for tire and police Depts Ellwanger Bros. repairing harness for fire and police Dept' ........ Clancy Transfer Co. coal for Fire Dept Martin & Strelau Co., coal for fire Dept Conlin & Kearns, coal for tire and police Dept Key City Gas Co., coke for fire Dept Wunderlich & Wiederhalt, horse shoeing for fire Torbert Drug Co., drugs and supplies for fire Dept F. Schloz & Son, repairs for fire Dept Jno. Butt, repairs for tire Dept Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co. one fireman's coat.. F. H. Burns, shavings at patrol house.. A. Fluetsch, milk for matron Dept Eichhorn & Bechtel. groceries and supplies for Matron Dept. J. W. Wittmer, drugs and sup- plies police Dept.. Smith Morgan Printing weekly proceedings for April.. Globe -Journal, official printing for April. National Demokrat. official printing for Am it Union Electric Co. arc lights for April.... .... 75 00 11 00 2 50 1 75 1:17 77 10 25 32 18 14 47 it 35 21 55 7 50 24 73 1 50 16 75 3 75 6 00 1 50 1 85 2 20 10 46 57 03 25 00 2 067 35 Peterson & Slocum, labor ann tile pipe furnished on Grand- view avenue 20 34 On motion the bill was referred to the sewer committee. PETITIONS ANT) COMMUNICA- TTONS. Communication of the Memorial day committee asking council to ap- appropriate the sum of 8200.00 to help defray the expenses for Memorial Day exercises. • On motion the communication was granted and a warant ordered drawn for said amount.. Petition of C. B. Trewin et al asking that the grade Ii • established on Dillon street. also that solid street be ordered graded, curb.,1 it On motion referr,I I mAdi h., on streets. Petition of J. F. Wodrich et al ask- ing for the improverrent of alley be- t WPM"! Rhomberg and Linco:n avenues 76 Regular Session May 4, 1905. from middle of Fengler avenue was on motion referred to the street commit- tee. Petition of G. C. Berg, asking that he be appointed a member of the fire department was on motion referred to the fire committee and fire chief. Petition of Mrs. Helen May asking that her tuxes for the year 1904 be remitted. On motion referred to the delinquent tax committee. Petition of Mrs. D. Meggenhurg ask- ing that she be refunded all taxes paid on lot 10 of Sub. 3 Min. lot 319 as shown by tax receipts for the years 1893 to 1903 inclusive. On motion was referred to the board of equalization. The following petitions were referred to the committee of the whole: Petition of G. E. Da NIS remonstrat- ing against paying the special assess- ment as levied a • ail et lot 2 Cox's Add. for the construction of a sanitary sewer in 'West Locust street. Also petition of E. H. Shenpley re- monstrating against paying the special assessment as le ed against lot 3 in Cox's Add. for constructing a sanitary sewer in \W, st Locust street. Also petition of 11. Rhontberg et al remonstrating against the improvement of Exchange street from Dodge to Curtis streets. Also petition of Jas. Froelich asking city to accept $24.09 in full settlement for special assessment levied against S. of lot 196 East Dub. Add. Also petition of Mrs. Margaret Carpender and H. T. Carpender offer- ing to pay the sum of $15.50 in full for the special assessment as levied against lot 180 Union Add. for the improve- ment of Lush street. REPORTS OF OFFICERS. City Treasurer Brinkman reported as follows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen:— Below you will find statement of amounts advanced by nen during the past month for which please order warrants drawn in my favor. Interest paid on warrants out- standing $ 749 12 Excavation permits redeemed65 00 New York exchange 5 95 Express charges.. 80 Freight charges.... 1 45 Refunded Peddler license.... 20 00 Refunded regular tax 13 75 Express charges fire.... 2 10 Freight charges road 1 70 $ 859 87 Library orders paid.... 617 85 Respectfully H. Brinkman, Treasurer. On motion the report was received and warrants ordered drawn to pay the various amounts, an:1 the report referred hack to the committee on finance. City Auditor Hoffman reported as follows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Council. Gentlemen:— Herewith find my report fol the month of April 1905, showing the re- ceipts and disbursements for the month: Cash on hand April 1, 1905....$104,572 22 RECEIPTS. Receipts from all sources 7900 25 $112,772 47 DISBURSEMENTS. Warrants redeemed $24 173 72 Coupons redeemed.. 3 042 19 Bonds redeemed.... ........ 5 245 00 Water Works coupons redeem- ed 157 50 732 618 41 Cash on hand May 1, 1905.. 80 154 06 The above cash balance includes the improvement bond fund, improvement bond interest fund, and library fund balances. Also report that there is due the city officers for the month of April, 1905.... .. 2 683 45 Also the following is a record of all interest coupons and bonds re,deemed by the city treasurer during the past month and credited to him. Regular bond coupons 2 862 64 Improvement bond coupons.... 179 55 Water Works bond coupons.. 157 50 3 199 69 Improvement bonds redeemed 5 245 GO The following list shows the ap- propriations and the amount of war- rants drawn on each fund since the beginning of the fiscal year beginning March 1st, 1905, to May lst, 1905. Appropria- Ex - tion pended Expense $40000 $2292 10 Road— First District 16000 3272 35 Road -- Second District 20300 4462 60 Road— Third District...... 8750 1555 25 Fire.... .. .. 42000 3051 65 Police.... 28000 2203 00 Sewerage 5000 673 55 Printing.. .... .. ........ 2500 113 20 Engineer.... .. .. 2500 205 65 Street Lighting.. .... 25200 2067 35 Interest.. 4150') Board of Health 4500 1S5 90 Grading.... 2000 Bee Br.rnch— Millville Road.... 3000 Bee Branch— Washington street.. 6000 Bee Branch— Fifteenth and Sixteenth Regular Session May 4, 1905. 77 streets .... 1400 Special I:ended Paving2000 Judgment .... .... .. 3000 1417 75 Special Bonded Debt and Interest.. .. 4000 Mount Carmel Avenue Grading 1000 6 85 Sidewalk Repairing.. 1000 Special Sewer Fund.. 1000 Bluff Street Extension Wall.. .... .. .... 1000 Special Sewer Fund 1090 Fifth Ward Engine House 4000 1548 00 Booth Street Sewer.. 1000 102 60 $266650 Respectfully F. B. Hoffman, Auditor. On motion the renort was received and warrants ordered drawn to pay city officers and the report referred back to the Committee on Finance. Fire Chief Ii flied reported as follows:— To the Hon. 51ayor and City Council: Gentlemen:— The following is the pay roll of the fire department for the month of April, 1905. Amount due firemen 2370 00 Respec*fully J. R. I:einfried, Chief. On motion the report was received and warrants ordered drawn to pay the firemen. And the report referred back to the committee on tire. Chief of Police Reilly reported as foilws:— To the Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen:— I herewith .wubmit the police report for the month of April, 1905. Total arrests for the month 61 Residents arrested 29 Doors fo::nd open.... '4 Defe, tive lights ...... .. .... 16 Lodgers harbored 13 Mealy .urnished.. 43 Cost of food $9 60 Sheriff Dieting prisoners.. .. .... 25 Patrols calls Miles traveled for the month 105 Also the pay roll fo" policemen for the month of April, 1905. Amount due policemen $1966 15 Respectfully submitted Thos. Reilly, Chief of Police. On motion the report and pay roll were received, and warrants ordered drawn to pay the policemen, and the report referred back to the committee on police. City Engineer Boyce reported as fol- lows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: I herewith submit my pay roll for labor on streets in the luring the last AmountIt$]Slt 70 ted I Boyce, Engineer. Approved by Committ, e on Streets. Also submit my pay roll for labor on sewers during the last half of April, 1905: Amount due laborers on Sewers..$169.00 Respectfully submitted, James H. Royce, City Engineer. Approved by eominittee on sewers. Also submit my pay roll for labor on the Millville road part of the Bee Branch Sewer. Amount due laborers ............3123 00 Respectfully submitted, James H. Royce, c'it> Engineer. Approved by committee it st•i els. on motion the pay roll on sheets, sewers and Bee Branch, were received and warrants ordered drawn to pay the various amounts, and the pay rolls referred back to the proper commit- tees. Mayor Berg reported as follows: The Honorable City Council: Gentle- men: T herewith return you receipt and release in full of Jane Conley for $150.00 for her claim against the city in failing on a sidewalk on or about January 1Sth, 1905. Warrants for the abuv,a amount having been drawn inaTy favor at the last meeting of the council. C. H. Berg, Mayor. Ald. Corrance moved that the action of the mayor be approved, and the re- port and receipt be received and filed. Carried. Mayor Berg also reported as follows: Gentlemen of the Council: I herewith submit a copy of the contract and lease entered into with the Gameweil Fire Alarm Telegraph Co., of New York for a storage battery system for our fire alarm telegraph. I have signed the same in accordance with your instructions of April 6, 1905, and the Gamewell company promises to have the apparatus installed by the 1st of June at the latest. Very Respectfully, C. H. Berg. Mayor. Ald. Clancy moved that the actio; of the mayor be approved, and the contract published in the proceedings. Carried. Contract follows: CONTRACT AND LEASE. This agreement made and entered into this 25th day of April, A. D. 1905, by and between the Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Co., a corporation organized under the laws of the state ii 78 Regular Session May 4, 1905. of New York, county and state of New York, Party of the first part, and the City of Dubuque. Iowa, a municipal corporation situated in the County of Dubuque, Iowa, panty of the second part, witnesseth: Party of the first part for and in consideration of the c•ovenence and agreements hereafter mentioned, to be kept and performed by the party of the second part, has leased and aliow- ed the use of by the party of the sec- ond part, the following described pro- perty ltelongirg to the party of the first part, viz:— One Hundred and Fifty (1 50) Cells of Chlorid Accumulator Storage Battery. One (1) Six Circuit Standard Auto- matic Storage Battery controlling Switch hoard with repealer Switches, mounted on slate base and enclosed on 1/4 sawed oak Cabinet. The said party of the first part here- by guarantees the integrity of the apparatus above specified if properly cared for by the party of the second part, of its duly authorized officers or employees, and agrees that it will re- piau•e at its own cost and expense any piece or part of said apparatus that shall prove inherently defective :it any time during the term of four (4) years from the beginning of this lease. And the said party of the second part in consideration of the said party of the first part leasing and permitting the use of the said property. a,nd switch board and batteries covenence and agrees with said party of the first part, as follows to-wit:— First: The said party of the second part agrees to continue at its own cost and expense, the said apparatus and battery, connected with the Fire Alarm system during the term of four (4) years, and if the same be in any man- ner injured or destroyed otherwise than by the fault of the party of the first part, the said party of the second part agrees to replace the same in kind, or to pay the cash value thereof, and not to deduct any rental during the time said apparatus and Fire Alarm is out of repair. And the said party of the second part further agrees, that it will not per- mit during the time of this lease, the introduction into the said battery system any apparatus other than that manufactured by the said party of the first part, without first obtaining the consent of the said party of the first part. Second: The party of the second part agrees to pay as rental to the party of the first part for the use of said switch hoard •.aid batteries the suns of One Thousand One Hundred Dollars ($1,100.00) to be paid as follows: Two Hundred and Seventy-five Dollars ($275.00) upon completion of the plant: Two Hundred and Seventy-five Dollars, ($275.00) one year from the date: Two Hundred and Severity -five Pollaer (5_75.00) two years from date, and Two Hundred and Seventy-five Dollars, ($27:.00) three years from that (lite. Third: The party of the second part agrees that in event of failure to pay the rental, as above specified. the party of the first part shall have the right if they see fit, to remove all or any part of the said switch board and bitter;es, and they are hereby authorized and re- quested to enter upon any part or par- cel of the property of the party of the second part, at any time during the period of this lease, for the purpose of removing and to remove the said Switch Board and Batteries, in such manner and at such times as the paint of the first part shall see tit to exercise the rights herein given. And, the said party of the first part does hereby agree to execute a bill of sale of the above described property and apparatus to the said party of the second part for the stun of One Dollar, ($1.00) immediate::: following the last mentioned rental payment. In witness whereof the sand parties have hereunto set their hands and seal the day and elate first above tvritter,. Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Co. By F. C. Stover, General Western Agent. City of Dubuque Iowa. By C. H. Berg, Mayor. City Electrician Hipman reported as follows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: I herewith submit my report of defective lights for the month of April, 1905. I find from the report of the police department, that the total hours that sixteen lamps failed to burn, would equal % Lamp for one month, or $2.70. 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 April. the sum of $2.70. City Recorded Arendt presented and read the printed notice certified to by the publisher, of the council's intention to improve Grace street, from the west line of Sub. 7, Ann O'Hares Sub. lot 4 to East street. No remonstrance being filed the mayor asked if any one present h:td any objection to said improven:ent. Ald. Corrance moved that the rules be suspended in order to hear from Mr, John Kapp in relation to said im- provement. Carried. 1‘.1r•. Kapp addressed the council remonstrating against the improve- ment of said Grace street. Whereupon Ald. Lyons moved that the notice be referred to the commit- tee of the whole to view the ground 1 Regular Session May 4, 1905. 79 and the parties interested notified. Carried. The following weighmasters and woodmeasurer's receipts were referred to the Committee on Markets: Frank P. Hayes, City Hall receipts $16 11 F. Faherty, First ward Scale receipts.. .. .... .. ............ 3 64 Mrs. C. Deckert, Rhomberg avenue Scale receipts.... .. .. 1 71 R. Hay, Eighth street Scale receipts.... .. 1 86 C. W. Katz, Woodmeasurer receipts.... .. .... 50 On motion the following bids were ordered opened: Storm water tile pipe sewer in Booth street from end of present sewet in O'Neill street to culvert in Booth street. Bids as follows: Brown & Brown. 24 inch tile pipe at $1.50 per lineal foot. Manholes, each $23.50. Street, Steuck & Linehan, 24 inch tile pipe, $1.57 per lineal foot. Manholes each $20.00. jas. Bird, 24 inch tile pipe $1.571/2 per lineal foot. Manholes each $14.00 O'Farrel & McNamara, 24 inch tile pipe $1.65 per lineal foot. Manholes each $25.00. Jas. Noonan, 24 inch tile pipe $1.67 per lineal foot. Manholes each $23.00 Brown & Brown being the lowest bidders were on motion awarded the contract and bond fixed at $200.00. Sanitary sewer in Eleventh street from alley west of Elm street to center of Cedar street. Bids as follows: Street, Steuck & Linehan, 10 inch tile pipe 63c per lineal foot. Manholes each $24.00. O'Farrell & 1\ cNamara, 10 inch tile pipe 80c per lineal foot. Manholes each $25.00. Brown & Brown, 10 inch tile pipe 79c per lineal foot. Manholes each $25.00. Jas Noonan, 10 inch tile pipe 89c per lineal foot. Manholes each $27.00. Street, Steuck & Linehan being the lowest bidders were on motion award- ed the contract and bond fixed at $200.00 Bids for furnishing rock for rip rap- ing on garbage dump as follows: D. D. McGrath, 70c per cubic yard. Tibey Bros., $1.15 per cubic yard. On motion the contract was awarded to D. D. McGrath he being the lowest bidder. REPORTS OF STANDING CoM- MITTEES. Ald. Corrutce chairman of the com- mittee on finance reported as follows: Your committee on Finance, to whom was referred the petition of Frank Drasda, asking that the interest on the special assessment levied against the S. 28 feet of the W. one-half of lot 42 and the N. 37 feet of the S. 46 feet of the \V. one half of lot 41 in L. H. Langw•orthy's addition for the improve- ment of Lincoln avenue be canceled from the date of levy until October, 1904, would respectfully recommend that said petition be received and filed. Ald Corrance moved to adopt the report. Carried. A Id. Corrance chairman of the com- mittee on claims reported as follows: The undersigned committee on claims and city attorney would respectfully report, that the action now pending in the district court in which Beatrice Rasquin seeks to recover the sum of Two Thousand Dollars ($2000) for per- sonal injuries sustained by her in fall- ing on a sidewalk on Almond street in this city on April 22nd. 1904, cat, be settld by the payment on the part of the city of Dubuque of the sum of Sev- enty-five Dollars ($75.00), this settlement has been reached by reason of the fact, that an additional $75.00 is to be paid her by the contractor whose alleged negligence concerred in with that of the city in producing the injury. As we deem it advisable to settle this case on that basis we would re- commend such settlement, and that a warrant in the sum of $75.00 be drawn in favor of the mayor with which to effect said settlement. H. Corrance. Matt. Clancy, Jos. Needham. Committee on Claims. J. W. Kintzinger, City Attorney. Ald. Corrance moved to adopt the report. Carried. Ald. Frith Chairman of the commit- tee or streets reported as follows: Your committee on streets, to whom was referred the plat of. DietrIch's pro- posed subdivision, would respectfully report that we deem it essential that High Bluff street should he carried to a point where it would intersect with Ann avenue when the latter street is extended, and as the petitioner is un- willing to do this, we would recommend that said plat be not accepted and that it be returned to the owner. Also your committee on streets, to whom was referred the matter of ad- vertising for bids for the sweeping of the brick paved streets anti for the hauling of the sweeping therefrom, would respectfully report that the fol- lowing bids were received: 80 Regular Session May 4, 1905. For sweeping: Ed. Seeley, $16.75 per week. J. Huffmire, $17.50 per week. For hauling: M. Hannan, $18.00 per week. G. Reynolds, $16.40 per week. J Huffmire, $15.90 per week. Ed. Seeley being the lowest bidder for sweeping and John Huffmire the lowest for hauling, we would recom- mend that they be awarded the con- tracts, the same to he continued at the pleasure of the council. Also your committee on streets would respectfully recommend that the purchasing committee be instruct- ed to purchase one car of No. 1 Gales- burg Repressed brick. E. E. FRITH, Chairman. Ald. Frith moved to adopt the reports. Carried. Ald. Stumpf chairman of the com- mittee on markets reported as follows: Your committee on markets would respectfully recommend that the ordinance committee, city attorney and city treasurer he instructed to revise the ordinance relating to public weigh- ing, and report the amended ordinance to the city council at as early a date as possible. Also your committee on markets would respectfully recommend that the contract heretofore existine be- tween the city of Dubuclue and L. Daily for cleaning around the city hall be continued for another year under the same terms as last year. JOHN A. STUMPF, Chairman. Ald. Stumpf moved to adopt the re- port of the market committee. Carried. Ald Lyons of the Board of Health reported as follows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen:— Your Board of Health would respectfully report. that a meeting held May 1st, 1905, the mayor appoint- ed T. W. Ruete a member of this board, to fill the vacancy created by the ab- sence of Otto M. Ruete, former member of this board. We also recommend that a warrant for $18.00 be ordered drawn in favor of Geo. Salot, for acting as member of the Board of Health from May 1, 1904 to May 1, 1905. We also report that the board receiv- ed a letter from Charles Francis, civil engineer to the State Board of Health, stating that in June, 1904, he had in- vestigated the sanitary condition at the St. Joseph's Mercy Insane Asylum, and recommends that the Sisters put in a Septic tank and filter to dispose of their sewerage. Also that plans and specifications of said work would be sent to the board. Also report that the mayor received $25.00 from the United States govern- ment, as part payment for taking care, at the Detention hospital, of a United States seaman, who was afflicted with smallpox. The county having paid all expenses in said case, the $25.00 were turned over to the county. \Ve also report that the contract for removal of garbage and dead animals for the season of 1905 was awarded to Thomas E. Frith at the following rates: For removing all garbage once a day below the bluffs 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 $14.9S per day. The removing of dead animals every day including Sundays, free of cost. Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the re- port and that a warrant be ordered drawn in favor of the mayor to the amount of $25.00, and that said amount be turned over to the board of super- visors. Carried. Ald. Clancy. Chairman of the Com- mittee of the Whole, reported as fol- lows: Your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the remonstrance of C. J. Even et al against the pro- posed sanitary sewer in Couler Avenue from Sanford Street to Diagonal Street, would respectfully recommend that said remonstrance be received and filed and that the resolution ordering said sewer be rescinded and a substitute of- fered providing for a sanitary sewer in Couler Avenue from Sanford Street to the center of Twenty-second Street. Also your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of George Salot et. al remonstrating against the proposed sewer in Cale- donia Place, would recommend that said remonstrance be received and filed. MATT. CLANCY, Chairman. Also your Committee of the Whole would respectfully recommend that the Board of Supervisors be authorized to have the bridge on the Cascade Road within the city limits, painted at the same rate they are havi,:g the other bridges in the county painted for, and present the bill for same to the city council for payment. Also your Committee of the Whole would respectfully recommend that the City Treasurer be instructed to accept the sum of $100.00 in settlement of the balance due on City Lot 633 for the brick paving of Locust Street, said pay- ment making a total of $208.72 paid for the assessment against said lot. Also your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of Ott, Meuser & Co., arkirg that Huff l Regular Session May 4, 1905. 81 Street, where the same abuts Lots 29 and 30, Dubuque Harbor Company's Addition, and the alley in 11!och _tt in said Addition be vacated, would re..om- mend that the prayer of the petit liners be granted, and that said street and alley be vacated so long as the proper- ty abutting thereon is used for a lum- ber yard, but not in any case for a longer period than twenty years, pro- vided, said f itt. Meuser & Co. fill said alley and street to the present grade of Railroad Avenue. MATT. CLA NCY, Chairman. Aid. 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 resolution providing for the purchase of property for street and alley purposes through lot 10 of Mineral Lot 322, would respect- fully recommend that said resolution be received and filed. MATT. CLANCY, Chairman. Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the re- port. Ald. Frith moved a substitute that the proposition of Mr. Collier be ac- cepted. Substitute lost by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Corrance, Frith and Jones. Nays—Aids. Clancy, Lyons, Need- ham and Stumpf. Aid. Clancy's motion to adopt the re- port was carried. Ald. Jones, Chairman of the Special Committee appointed to audit the re- port of the Dubuque Water Works Trustees, reported as follows: Your Special Committee, to whom was referred the statement of the Wa- ter Works Trustees for the quarter eliding March 31, 1905, would respect- fully report that we have compared the vouchers on file in the office of said Trustees with the statement as sub- mitted and finding the same to. corres- pond, we would recommend that said statement be received and filed. RUDOLPH JONES, Chairman. Ald. Jones moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. RESOLUTIONS. Ald. Frith offered the following: Whereas, it is deemed advisable by the City Council ,of the City of Du- buque to open and extend the alley be- tween Jackson and Washington Streets through Lot 10 of Mineral Lot 322 from the southerly line of said lot to Twenty-sixth Street; 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 frceho1'' rs. , iti :ens of said city not directly interested. and having the qua !tHeti tions required by ordint111ce, for the purpose of assess- ing ally damages which may he sus- tained 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 witn the charter .and the provisions of Chapter 31 of the Ordinances of the City of Dubuque. Ald. Frith moved to adopt the reso- lution. Ald. Clancy moved a substitute that action on the above Resolution be post- poned. Substitute carried by the fol- ic wing vote: Ye•is--Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Lyons and Stumpf. Total, 4. Nays—Aids. Frith, Jones and Need- ham. Total, 3. Ald. Frith offered a Resolution to construct a Sanitary Sewer in the alley between Jackson and Washington Street from Sanford Street to Twenty- fifth Street, and moved to adopt the same. Ald. Needham moved an amendment to extend the same to Twenty-seventh Street. Amendment carried by the following vote: •'. as --Aids. Clancy, Lyons, Needham at- '. Stutopf. Total. 4. Nays—Aids. C.or:•ance, Frith and Jones. Total, 3. A1d. Frith then offered a Resolution to construct a Sanitary Sewer in the alley between Jackson and Washing- ton Street from Sanford Street to Twenty-seventh Street. Ald. Needham moved to adopt the same. Vote as fol- lows: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Total, 5. Nays—.Aids. Frith and Jones. The Mayor declared the motion lost. for the reason that there being no peti- tion before the Council from the prop- erty owners along said alley asking for the construction of said Sewer•, it would therefore take a three-fourths vote of the entire Council to adopt said Reso- lution. Ald. Lyons offered the following: Be it Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That it is deemed necessary and advisable t• con- struct a sanitary sewer in Couler Ave- nue, and it is hereby proposed to con- struct a sanitary sewer in said Cooler Avenue as follows, to -wit: An eight inch tile pipe sewer from Sanford Street to Twenty-second Street and to assess the cost of said sewer against the abutting; prop,rty. Adopted by th., following vote: Yeas—Alds. Il,i;u•y, Corrance, Frith, • 82 Regular Session May 4, 1905. Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Ald. Lyons 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 a plat and specifications for an eight inch tile pipe sewer in Couler Avenue from Sanford Street to Twenty-second Street, showing the lo- cation and general nature of such im- provement, •the extent thereof, the size and kind of material to he 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 Mot 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 publish- ed notice of the intention of the Coun- cil to make such improvement, which notice shall be published in three con- secutive issues of the official newspa- per 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 objections can be filed, • which time shall not be less than five days after the last publica- tion of said notice, and after the com- pletion of the publication of such no- tice, he shall at its next session, notify the Council thereof in writing, with a printed copy of such notice accompany- ing the same. Adopted by the following vote: Yeas—Alds. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Ald. Corrance moved to adjourn un- til May 18th, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. Attest: Ald. Needham 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 Caledonia Place from Hill Street to West Eighth 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 be it further resolved, that said sewer shall be completed on or before the 1st day of August, 1905, 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 will be acted upon by the Council on the 18th day of May, 1905, and the City Recorder is hereby ordered to give ten days' notice by pub- lication, asking for proposals as pro- vided by ordinance. Adopted by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. /1 Recorder Regular Session May 18, 1905. 83 CITY COUNCIL. Regular Session, May 1Sth, 1905. (OFFICIAL). Council met at 8:15 o'clock P. M. dor Berg in the chair. •sent—Aids, Clancy, Frith, Jones, I.•. 1.s and Needham. Alisent—Aids. ('orrance and Stumpf. PETITIONS AND C( )l \I UNR ATIONS Petition of the hrnsdo•ff Buggy Con- pany asking for the cancellation of their personal taxes for the year 1904, according to action of the City Council of Nov. 21st, 1901. On motion of Ald. Clancy- the petition was granted end Treasurer instructed accordingly. Petition of Fred Miller in relation to grading sidewalk abutting his property on corner Rhomberg and First Ave- nues was on motion referred to the Street Committee with power. Petition of Leonard Buehler, asking for the grading of alley between Bur- den Avenue and Argyle Street from Lawther to Goethe Avenues. On mo- tion was referred to Street committee and City Engineer and they to report at next council meeting. Petition of Y. M. ('. A. asking per- mission to make a change in the loca- tion of their swimming school at the foot of Third Street. On motion was referred to the Har- bor Committee with power. Petition of J. R. Reinfried, Chief of the Fire Department, asking for the purchase of new horses for the Fire Depe rt meat was on motion referred to Fire Cimmittee, with power and they to purchase the horses required. Petition of Joseph Rooney, asking that he be appointed a member of the police force, was on motion referred to the Committee on Police and Light. Petition of Ellen O'Halloran, asking for a reduction of her taxes for 1904 as levied against lots 14, 15, 172 and 173 in Finley Add. On motion referred to Delinquent Tax Committee. Petition of the Dubuque Packing Company, asking for the cancellation of their taxes for the year 1904, accord- ing to agreement nnade with the City Council, cancelling their taxes for a period of len years. On motion was referred to the Com- mittee of the Whole. Petition of T. O. Sullivan, asking Council to instruct the City Treasurer to accept the sum of $52.35 in full set- tlement for special assessment as levied against lot 1, Gilliam's Sub. and lot 1, Quigley's Sub. of out lot 710 for the construction of a sanitary sewer in \\'est Locust Street. On motion referred to the Committee of the \\-hole. REPOiITS (IF OFFICERS. City Engineer Boyee reported as fol- lows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen:—I herewith submit my pay roll for labor on streets in the dif- ferent road districts during the first half of May, 1905: Amount due laborers on streets..$1789.00 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 May, 1905: Amount due laborers on se wers..$169.80 Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. P,OYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Sewers. Also submit my pay roll for labor on the Millville read, part of the Bee Branch Sewer, for the first half of May, 1905: Amount due laborers $109.50 Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Streets. On motion the pay roll on Streets, Sewers and Bee Branch, were received and warrants ordered drawn, to pay the various amounts, and the pay rolls referred back to the proper committees. John W. Lawler, Committee Clerk, imported as follows: Dubuque, Iowa, May 18, 1905. To the Honorable Mayor and City Council of the City of Dubuque: Gentlemen:—I herewith submit a statement of the amount expended for labor on streets in the different wards ,end for sprinkling in the different toad districts during the month of :April, 1905: First Wand $ 877.25 Second Ward 617.35 Third Ward 816.9:, Frnt:'tl) AV",u',1 775.95 Fifth \V"•uftl 1,195,20 37 iseel I.. neons 299.65 Siriukling— First District Second District 'Third District Tottii itesp'.•ctfully submitted. JOHN \\". L.\\\'1.l' l Committer i'I,•rk. 84 Regular Session May 18, 1905. Approved: E. E. FRITH, Chairman of the Committee on Streets. On motion the report was received and filed. J. W. Kintzinger, City Attorney, re- ported as follows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: Herewith attached please find reecipt in full from Beatrice Ras- quin, releasing the City of Dubuque from any and all liability in her case against the city, a warrant for which was drawn in favor of the Mayor at the last meeting of the Council in the sum of $55.00. J. W. KINTZI\GER, City Attorney. Ald. Lyons moved that the action of the Mayor be approved and the report be received and filed. Carried. City Engineer Boyce reported as fol- lows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: Herewith attached please find profile of Queen Street, produced to Burden Avenue, also alley between Windsor Avenue and Queen Street from Clinton Street to Queen Street. Pencil line shows grade proposed. I would ask that the profiles be referred to the Street committee to view the grounds. Mr. Andrew Hoerner is constructing a store building on Windsor Avenue and wishes a grade established on this alley. Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. On motion of Ald. Frith, the profiles were referred to the Committee on Streets to view the grounds. 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 Couler Avenue from Sanford Street to center of Twenty-second Street. No remonstrance being filed, the Mayor asked if anyone present had any objection to the construction of said sanitary sewer. No objection being stated, the notice on motion, was re- ceived and filed. Bids for the construction of a sani- tary sewer in Caledonia Place from Hill Street to center of West Seventh Street were ordered opened. Bids os follows: Street, Steuck & Linehan— Tile Pipe, per lineal foot $ .80 Manholes, each 30.00 James Hird— Tile Pipe, per lineal foot $ .87 Manholes, each 25.00 Street, Steuck & Linehan being the lowest bidders were, on motion, award- ed the contract, and the bond placed at $200.00. REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT- TEES. Ald. Clancy of the Committee on Claims presented a bill from the Du- buque Enterprise Publishing Co. for printing six pages of brief in the case of the Citizens' State Bank vs. Robert and Mary Jess and City of Dubuque, amount $6.00, and moved that a war- rant for the above amount be ordered drawn and the bill paid. Carried. Ald. Frith stated that Mr. Carl Nank was present and wished to address the Council and moved that the rules be suspended in order to hear from Mr. Nank. Carried. Mr. Nank addressed the Council in regard to the condition of Eagle Street, asking that the sante be graded and repaired so as to protect his property. Ald. Clancy moved to refer the mat- ter to the Committee of the Whole to view the ground. Carried. Ald. Clancy, chairman of the Com- mittee of the Whole, reported as fol- lows: Your Committee of the Whole would respectfully report that we deem it advisable for the best interests of the city to settle the case of Bauer vs. City of Dubuque, for damages for in- juries sustained by him by reason of falling on a defective sidewalk on West Fifth Street and in which case judg- ment had been rendered against the city in a previous trial; we would therefore recommend that a warrant in the sum of $550.00 be ordered drawn on the City Treasury in favor of the Mayor, to effect such settlement. Said sum to be in full settlement and re- lease of all claims said plaintiff may have against the City of Dubuque and withdrawal of the case. Also, your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petitions of E. H. Sheppley and G. E. Davis, asking that the special assessment levied against their lots for the construction of the sanitary sewer in West Locust Street be canceled, would respectfully report that acting under the precedent established by a previous council in re- lation to this particular sewer, we would recommend that said petitions be received and filed. Your Committee of the Whole, to whom were referred the petition of Jos. Froelich, asking that the treasurer be instructed to deduct the $9.68 interest on the special assessment levied against the South one-half of Lot 196 in East Dubuque Addition for the con- struction of a sanitary sewer in Thir- teenth Street, would recommend that the prayer of the petitioner be granted, and that the treasurer be instructed to make said reduction, provided, said pe- titioner sign a written agreement to Regular Session May 18, 1905. 85 pay all future installments when due with interest. Ald. Chancy moved to adopt the var- ious reports of the Committee of the Whole. Carried. ItESt1LI" l'It)NS. Ald. Frith offered the following: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque. That a Sidewalk eight (8) feet wide, of good brick or cement, be, within 20 days of this no- tice, constructed and laid in conformity with the ordinance in relation to side- walks, on the North side of Rhomberg Avenue, between White Street ;utd Jackson, also on White Street, abutting lot 10. south 26 feet, owned by Ellen Ackerman, at the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Alds. Clancy, Frith, Jones, Lyons and Needham. Absent—Aids. Corrance and Stumpf. Ald. Frith also offered the following: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That a Sidewalk eight t8) feet vide, of good brick or cement, be, within 20 days of this notice, constructed and laid in conformity with the ordinance in relation to sidewalks, on the North side of Rhomberg Avenue, between Jackson Street and Washing- ton and on Washington Street, abut- ting lot 19, Steiner's Addition, owned by Peter Schiltz, at the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the fol- lowing vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Frith, Jones, Lyons and Needham. Absent—aids. Co•rance and Stumpf. Ald. Frith also offered the following: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That a Sidewalk six (6) feet wide, of good brick or cement, be, within 20 days of this notice, constructed and laid in conformity with the ordinance in relation to sidewalks, on the West side of Jackson Street, be- tween Sanford Street and Twenty-sec- ond Street, abutting lot 181 L. H. Lang - worthy's Addition, owned by J. H. Rhomberg, at the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Frith, Jones, Lyons and Needham. Absent—Aids. Corrntce and Stumpf. Ald. Frith also offered the following: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That a Sidewalk six (6) feet wide, of good brick or cement, be, within 20 days of this notice, constructed and laid in conformity with the ordinance in relation to sidewalks. on the West side of Jackson Street, be- tween Sanford Street and Twenty-sec- ond Street, abutting lot 182, North 1-2 L. H. Langworthy's Addition, owned by Bernard McPoland, at the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Alris. Clancy, Frit h, Jones, Lyons and Needham. I'e'nt—:\Ids. ('orrauce an,l Stumpf. edhann offered the following: by the City Council of the 'ii •i nabudue, That at Sidewalk tell t I,•, I -wide, of good brick or cement, within 2n days of this notice, con - ,t acted and laid in conformity with the ordinance in relation to sidewalks, on the East side of Locust Street, be- twi n 'third Street azul Fourth Street, abut ling City Lot No. 89;t, owned by Patrick Clark l:st., at the expense of ahuthug property. :Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—.\lds. Clancy, Frith, Jones, Lyons and Needham. Absent—Alds. Corr:tnet and Stumpf. Mayor Berg reported that he had, for very good reasons, granted the Sisters of Visitation more time for Laying the sidewalk in front of their property. Ald. Clancy moved that the action of the Mayor he ;tl !troves. tarried. Ald. Needham stated that there was a great deal of complaint in regard to a pool of stagnant water on Sub. 4. Ann O'Ha re's Sub., Lot 1, owned by It. \V. hemler, and moved that the matter he referred to the Board of Health. Car- ried. Ald. Clancy moved that the matter in regard to taking care of as waterway on Dodge Street, near Booth Street, be referred to the Committee on Streets and City Engineer. Carried. Ald. Clancy moved to adjourn until Jun' 1st, 1905. Carried. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. Attest: . Recorder it List of Warrants. List of City Warrants. City Recorder's office, Dubuque. la., May 1st, 1905. 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 April, 1905: 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 60 00 ('hits. F. Arendt, salary, Re- corder 116 65 \\'m. A.. Kaep, salary, Deputy Recorder . 80 00 F. II. Hoffman, salary, Auditor116 65 C. I:. Sc•herr, salary. Assessor125 00 A. Doerr. Jr., salary. Assistant Assessor 100 00 J. J. Murphy, salary. Assistant Assnssor 100 00 J. W. Kintzinger, salary, Attor- ney 150 00 J. C. I.ongueVille, salary. Assis- tant Attorney 75 00 Gertrude Barker, Attorney's Stenographer 20 00 Thos. Reilly, salary, Chief of Po- lice 100 00 Jos. Reinfried, salary, Fire Chief 100 CO J. W. Lawlor, salary, Committee Clerk 100 00 Jas. Boyce, salary. City Engineer 166 65 E. Anderson, salaryAssistant Engineer 100 00 G. White, salary, Rodman 50 00 G. N. Raymond, salary, Super- intendent of Street Sprinkling 60 00 E. Herron, clerk in Auditor's and Engineer's office 75 00 Wm. Hipnian salary, Electrician 83 35 F. P. Hayes, salary, Market - master 50 00 T. Cahill, salary, Park Custodian 40 00 H. Henge, salary, Park Custo- dian 40 00 T. Faherty, salay, Park Custo- dian .... 10 00 Dr. B. F. Michel, salay, Health Officer 50 00 F. Flynn, salary, Sanitary Pa- trolman 60 00 C. iiaumann, salary, Poundmas- ter 40 00 Mrs. H. Koenig, salay, Janitress 20 00 I. Conigisky, salary, Sidewalk Inspector .... 50 00 C. W. Katz, salary, Wharfmas- ter 20 00 M. Clancy, salary, Alderman25 00 H. Corranee, salary, Alderman25 00 E. E. Frith, salary, Alderman25 00 R. Jones, salary, Alderman 25 00 M. E. Lyons, salary, Alderman25 00 Jos. Needham, Alderman 25 00 M. Eitel. fireman 70 00 J. Essman, fireman 75 00 A. Duccini. fireman 60 00 .1. Flynn. fireman 65 CO I. Hoshin, fireman 60 00 . Heer, fireman 60 00 .1. Tschudi, fireman 60 00 J. S"honberger, fireman 60 CO J. Daly, fireman 70 00 J. Barnes. fireman 75 CO 7'. Ryder, fireman 60 CO G. Beyer, fireman 65 00 \V. Ducey. fireman 60 00 F. Murphy. fireman 60 00 W. McClain, fireman 60 00 M. Kelley, fireman 60 00 D. Ahern, fireman 70 00 P. Zillig. fireman 60 CO T. Flynn, fireman 65 00 51. Sweeney. fit eman 60 00 H. Cain, fii- ria n 60 CO J. Benzor, fireman 60 00 J. McGlaughlin. fireman 00 00 A, McDonnell, fireman TT CO J. Murphy. fireman 'dt 00 P. Fury, fireman r)0 G. Gherki. fireman (5 00 T. Kennedy. fireman 60 00 F. Baumgartner, fireman 60 00 J. Smith, fireman 60 00 C. Karmolt, fireman 65 00 J. Allen. fireman 60 00 M. Fahey. fireman 60 CO W. O'Connell, fireman 60 00 R. Weston, fireman 65 ee F. Kenneally, fireman 60 CO E. McDermott, fireman 60 00 P. Ahern, fireman 60 CO G. Burkel, boli: a 36 00 3. Carter, police 65 CO J. ('lune. police 50 00 Jno. Cody, police 50 00 \V. Cook, police 60 00 W. Corcoran, police 50 CO J. Y. Cummings, police 50 00 J. Fitzpatrick, police 44 25 Jas. Flynn, police 50 00 Jno. Fox, police 47 FO W'n. Frith, police 50 00 T. Ganahl, police 50 00 L. Grassel, police 50 00 B. Gray, police 50 00 Pat Hanlon, police 50 00 M, Kilty, police 50 00 Jno. Lcetscher, police 50 00 P. Met'ollins, police 50 00 P. McInerney, police 4S 35 D1, O'Conner, police 60 00 Jan. Murphy, police 47 60 Jno. Raesli. police 65 00 Otto Rath, police 50 00 J. Rooney, police 50 OC Jas. Ryan, police 65 00 M. Ryan, police 50 00 P. Scharff, police 50 00 Al, Schen. police 60 00 F. Spielman, police 50 00 P. Sutton, police 47 SO Tom Sweeney, police 65 00 M. Stapleton, police 50 00 P. Sullivan, police 50 00 Jno. L. Sullivan, police 50 00 L. Zeidman, police 50 00 30 00 Miss L. Brennan, matron 30 CO Mrs. Kate Hibbe, matron List of Warrants. 87 Labor un streets in the different Road Districts for the last half of March. 1905: Jos. Brouillette, 1st $ ti 35 Paul Becker, 3rd 7 45 D. J. Brightbill, 3rd 70 Jos. Brown, 1st, $7.90: 2nd, $10.10; 3rd, $4.50 22 50 Peter Carney, 1st 6 75 Dave Cunningham, 1st 6 10 W. Coughlin, 1st 2 05 Mike Cain. 1st 6 10 Jnirt'S Callaghan. 1st 25 15 John Corbett, 2nd 2 05 Dennis Corcoran. 2nd 70 M. Donegan, 1st. $1.00; 2nd, 70c1 70 Jos. Eberhardt. 2nd... 3 115 Hairy Fleck. 1st, $26.25: 2nd, $33.75; 3rd, $11 00 75 CO Nelson Frith. 1st, $17.50; 2nd, $22.50: 3rd. $10.00 Pat Grue, 1st Barney Glass. 1st. 70c.. 2nd, 35c Tos. Gensland, 1st, $1.35; 2nd, 70c Jos. Grab, 2nd C. Gaotenbein. 2nd Gruenzig, 3rd Thcs, Hackney. 1st , John Ha fey, 1st Jake Kin us, 2nd John Keast, 3rd M. Lonergan, 1st Matt Loes, 2nd H. Lembke, 2nd John McNulty. 1st Jas, AleLeese, 1st, s1.25; 2nd. 70c. Pat McPoland, 3rd James McCormack. Health W. O'Brien, 1st James Purcell, 1st Jake Perion, 2nd John Parker. 3rd. W. Quinlan, 1st Jos. Rooney,. 1st. $7.90: 2nd, $10.00: 3rd.. $4.50 Nick Sweeney, 1st John Spear, 1st John Sloan, 2nd John Schroeder, 2nd Frank Scherr, 2nd.. Lawrence Trost. 2111 W. Wearmouth, 3rd F. Beutin. 2nd, team A. Conrad, 2nd, team Peter Horch. 2nd, team John Linehan, 1st J. Southerlanci, 3rd Labor on sewers for the last March. 1905: P. Casserly $ 22 40 J. Carcoran 22 40 T. Hagerty, foreman 25 00 J. .P,lison 22 40 J. Kiang 22 40 P. Kenneally 22 40 C. Sullivan 22 40 L. Taylor 29 40 L. Zemanek 22 40 P. Baumgartner, asistant Mar- ket Master for March F. Hayes, hoard of prisoners for March Jacquinet & Mullen, repairing 50 00 1 35 1 05 2 05 10 50 20 CO 2 40 2 05 2 05 7 10 70 45 4 40 1 35 2 05 2 05 2 05 18 90 20 00 5 40 3 05 7 45 1 45 22 50 1 35 20 00 4 40 2 05 20 00 1 35 20 00 6 30 1 80 7 26 5 40 5 40 half of 36 45 3 CO fountain at Delhi Stree'i and Grandview Avenue / 4 80 Key City Gas Co.. gas for Var- inLIS (11`1):111.111PlitS 106 20 W. W. Ilallar6. repairing Wels- h lights lily Ilill 3 25 .T. Beach & Son, snap city Hall1 40 Key city Furniture co.. repair- ing desk Mayor's cffice 2 no Dubuque Woodenware and Lum- ber Co.; lumber delivered at Deekerl's stales 3 GO Lineahllan & Molo, coal at City m 63 93 Iowa Telephone Co., telegraph 27 52 st.rvice for VariOUS departments Iowa Telephone Co., toll lines service for City Attorney 2 00 Dubuque Telephone Co., tele- phone service for Mayor's res- idence and Fire Department—. 6 co C. T. Bush, 2 photos of 12th and White Streets 2 50 Kelly's book stcre, stationery and supplies for various de - 13 70 partments 51. S. I -birdie, blank stationery 15 00 for Treasurer's office Palmer. Berg & bh• •11; sta - tionery 101' Various ci elm It - meats 6 25 G. W. Healey & Son, grass seer: for parks G. F. Kleih, hardware for -"arks McDermott & Gow, Plumbing It City Hall Scl'Ooz & *Ion. repairs for Jackson Park . Al. Conrad, hauling brush from Jackson Park Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co hose for City Hall and Fire Department 22 50 G. F. Kleih, new tools for Road Depa ml ment 1 60 Dubuque Woodenware and LUM- ht r Co., lumber for Road De- partment 20 00 C. H. Becker Co., lanterns for Road D..partment 60 Byrne & Saul. sand for Road De - 9:15 partment F. Sehloz & Son, repairs Road and Sewer 1 lepartments 5 45 Standard Oil Co.. oil for Steal;, ttol1et 8 60 W. D. Deck -rt Co., supplies Steam Roller 90 C. J. Oswald, smoke stack and hood, Steam Roller 9 50 Smedley Steam Pump Co., re- pairs. Steam Roller 88 48 E. Voggenthaler, repairs Steam Roller 29 68 Ott. Heuser & Co., lumber far Sidewalk Department 75 65 P. J. Seippel Lumber Co., lumber for Sidewalk Department 26 95 F. 51. Jaeger & Co., dynamite ;ind fuse for Mt. Carmel A nueWunderlich & Wiederholt, horse - shoeing, Fire Department Lagen & Sloan, horse shoeing, 1 80 1 95 1 20 2 70 3 60 6 85 S 45 88 List of Warrants. Fire Department 10 00 Phil Heller, horse shoeing, Fire Department 5 00 Gus, Lear, hors:- shoeing, Fire and Sew -,:r Departments 9 85 Collings & Pfiffner, horse shoe- ing, Fire and Police Patrol22 60 F. G. Becker. auod for Fire De- partment 12 00 Linehan & Molo, coal for Fire Department 35 10 T. J. Mulgrew, coal for Fire De- partment 22 95 F. A. Burns, coal for Fire De- partment ........ 22 77 Martin & Strelau Co., coal for Fire Department 17 84 Chas. E. Berry, harness and col- lar for Fire Department 22 00 T. F. Kane, hay for Fire De- partment 127 57 Dubuque Oil Tank Line, oil for Fire Lenartment.. 8 10 H. J. Ha--,serry, veterinary ser- vices, Firs and Policc Patrol34 50 E. M. Belknap, 1 keg Kleansoale for Fire Department 12 75 Pitts -Thompson Foundry Co, grates for Fire Department1 50 P. J. Seippel Lumber Co., lumber for Fire Department 7 65 Ott, Meuser & Co., lumber for Fire Department.... 3 00 Demkier Bros., 2 dozen barn brooms for Fire Department7 00 Mettel Bros., straw for Fire De- partment .. 4 20 F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Fire Department 14 75 Geo. Ragatz & Son, repairs for Fire Department Key City Gas Co., coke for Fire Department .... 11 40 Key City Gas Co., rental of gas arc for Fire Department 1 00 G. F. Thormann, glass and putty for Fire Department T. Connolly, repairs on Grand- view Avenue Chemical engine7 25 Jacquinot & Mullen, estimate on plumbing for Fifth Ward En- gine House A. R. Staufenbeil, repairing clock at Police Headquarters F. Schloz & Son, repairs at Pa- trol House G. F. Kleih, sash cord at Patrol House Conlin & Kearns, coal for Po- lice department Conlin & Kearns, wood for Po- lice department Jno. Williams, wood for Police department F. A. Burns, wood for Police de- partment Thos. Malloy, sawing wood, Po- lice department Jas. Malloy, sawing wood, Po- lice department Jno. Boltz, sawing wood, Police department Saunders Meat Co., meat for Ma - 2 95 1 40 75 00 75 20 1 30 6 27 48 88 6 00 6 00 4 00 1 75 3 00 tron department E. J. Mulgrew, bread for Matron department Eichhorn & Bechtel, groceries and supplies for Matron de- partment N. Y. Coupling & Supply Co, couplings and expansion rings, Sewer department G. F. Kleih, new tools for Sewer department Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co, 4 pair rubber boots, Sewer de- partment 20 00 Geo. Ragatz & Son, repairs on Sewer department 2 65 Globe -Journal, official printing for March 24 69 Telegraph -Herald, official print- ing for March 37 63 Nat'l Den,okrat, official printing for March 25 00 Smith -Morgan Prtg. Co., pamph- lets and list of warrants for February and March 28 SE Farley & Loetscher Mfg. Co, lumber for Engineer's depart- ment 1 25. Union Ele:Wc Co., arc lights for March 2087 35 C. H. Berg, Mayor, balance due on judgment in case of Catli. Sheridan vs. City of Dubuque..113S 55 C. H. Berg, court costs in case of Cath. Sheridan vs. City of Dubuque 279 20 H. Brinkman, interest paid on warrants out taming 1673 54 H. Brinkma n, postage stamps— expense 10 CO H. Brinkman, express charges— Sewer 1 CO H. Brinkman, freight charges— Fire 4 20 H. Brinkman, library orders paid 686 98 No. Pile. Name. Location 44—Sam Allen, 3rd district $ 5 70 7-S—Chas. Burkhart, 2nd district75 45 9—Philip Becker, 2nd district53 30 15—Chas. Bluecher, 2nd district17 85 26—Paul Becker, 3rd district 13 00 57—Mich. Cain, 1st district 81 60 34—John Duggan, 1st district 126 65 47—Mich. Donegan, 1st district6 95 ;,4—Mich. Duggan, 1st district35 70 56—Peter Defontain, 1st district16 30 66-67—Peter Eisbach, 3rd district. 33 20 29—Pat Furey, Sr., 1st district59 50 19—Jos. Ginter, 2nd district 35 10 20—Peter Ginter. 2nd district 41 40 4—Jacob Rutter, 2nd district11 90 5—Max Helmer, 2nd district87 95 12-13—Lawrence Horrig, 2nd dis102 00 23—Jos. Haupert, 2nd district55 50 93—Jos. Heck, 3rd district 29 50 18—Peter Jacobs, 2nd district42 50 1-2—Jacob Kasper, 2nd district48 70 58—Tim Kelly, 1st district 14 85 6—Frank Lassance, 2nd district. 63 75 17—Val. Lange, 2nd district 10 70 22—Herman Lembke, 2nd district. 11 30 10—Geo. Mauer, 2nd district 15 15 14—John Menzel, 2nd district21 25 33—John Mullen, 1st district 75 65 36—Mich. Murphy, 1st district17 25 40—Jog. Martineck, 3rd district11 90 3 20 6 05 7 40 14 00 3 70 List of Warrants. 28 -Jas. McAleece, 1st district 38 -Pat McPoland, 3rd district 48 -Wm. McDermott, 1st district 52 -Ross McMahon, 1st district 59 -60 -John McGee, 1st district 62 -John McNulty, 1st district 64 -Wm. 1st district 3-Jno. Neubauer, 2nd listrict 65 -Jos. Ni..kels 1st district 9 95 35 -Jas o'Shea, 1st district 59 50 37 -Pat O'Hearn, 1st district21 65 63 -Thos. O'Shea, 1st district7 65 27 -John Parker, 3rd district93 05 39 -Jim Parker, 3rd district 28 20 53 -55 -James Purcell. 1st district 12 25 61 -Purcell & Defontain, 1st dis- trict 68 40 11 -Carl Rupetsch, 2nd district23 80 25 -Chas. Riley. 3rd district 26 85 45-46-1-toyce & Trost, 1st district 21 90 49 -51 -Pat Ryan. 1st district 59 00 16 -Wm. Schwaegler & Co., 2nd district 104 10 21 -Albert Schnee, 2nd district63 45 32 -Mich. Shea, 1st district 47 95 50 -Then. Theis, 1st district 6 45 30 -Wm. Walker. 1st district19 10 31 -John Welsh, 1st district 22 95 24 -Anton Welu, 2nd district 29 40 41 -42 -Adam Zingle, 3rd district80 85 68 -James Bakey, 1st district.- 17 60 69-Nicels Joseph, let district 15 55 Labor c•ri Str,ct, in the different Dis- tricts for the first half of April. 1905: 30 00 27 00 9 Fill 71" To 17 70 15 S5 6 45 26 45 T. Albrecht, 2nd 5 40 Alex. Alderson, 3rd. 10 80 Sam Allen, 3rd. 11 50 Richard Burns. 1st 11 50 Ernst '. e ..st lessr, 1st. ..... . 11 500 jos. Hrouiliette, 1st. $13.50; 2nd, $1.35 14 85 John Burns. 1st, $10.15; 2nd, $1.35 11 50 John Boltz, 2nd. 13 50 J. Brachtenbach, 2nd. 13 85 A. Bolein, 2nd. 10 80 C. Budien, 2nd. 9 45 Paul Becker, 3rd, 16 20 D. J. Brightbill, 3rd. 16 20 Albert P•lessel, 3rd. 11 50 Jos. Brown, 1st, $7.90; 2nd, $10.10: 3rd. $4.50 22 50 Linty Cahill, 1st. 7 45 Hugh Connell, 1st. 7 45 Jerry Cahill, 1st. 11 50 Mike (Mill, 1st. 10 80 W. Coughlan, let 16 20 Peter Carney, 1st 15 55 Jas. Connoly, 1st. 15 55 Jas. Callaghan, 1st 20 00 John Corbett, 2nd. 13 50 John Dougherty, 1st 14 20 Peter Defontaine, 1st. 11 50 Mike Duggan, 1st 70 M. Donegan, 1st, 812.55: 2nd, 81.115 14 20 Thos. Donahue, 1st, $10.15; 2111, $2.70 12 85 Ed. Desmond, let, $7.45; 2nd, $2.00 9 45 Peter Devaney. 2nd. 6 75 Peter Dax, 2nd. 10 50 John Egan, 1st, $11.50: 2nd, $2.35 13 85 John Ess, 2nd. Matt. Elgin, 3rd. 13 5 S 12 85 Dan Fox, let 11 Mike Farrell, 1st. 14 50 20 Frank Frick, '211d. 14 85 Pat. Farrell. 2nd 15 40 John Farley, 2nd. 16 40 W. Flynn, 2nd. ..... • •..• 70 W. Foley, 2nd 6 75 L. Fenner, 2nd. 41 Frick, 2nd. 4 05 P. Fasselius, 21p1. 5 40 John Flynn, 21,1. 10 50 Pat. Grue, 1st, 11 50 Peter Gregory, 1st. 10 50 Barney Glass, 1st, $12.85; 2nd. $1.35 14 20 Pat. Gillann, 1st, $11.50; 2nd. 65c 12 11 Galle, 2nd 14 S5 Jos. Grab, 2nd. 15 55 H. (limb-, 2nd. 11 Sit Gen, I ;au, 2nd. 13 Sit Jos. Guenther, 2nd. 12 SI Peter Guenther, 2nd. 12 50 Gantenbein, 2nd. 20 00 C. S. Gruenzig, lid 14 85 .Tohn 11 ti fey• let. 11 50 Thos. Hackeny; 1st. 10 SO Geo. Hecklinger, 2nd. 13 50 Phil Here. 2iP1. 11 15 Jatres Ilirl. ri, 16 50 Peter Jacobs. 2nd. .•••. • 15 55 John 2ed 10 50 August ;*.ta s 2nd. 13 85 ,Tohn Jebritta-. 2nd. 11 S5 Tim Kelly, 10 SO Thin Kenneally• let. 8 45 Qr; John Knees, 2nd 11 50 J. Kinsella, 1st 16 35 J. Kraus, 2nd 15 20 C. Krantz. 2nd 11 15 Jake Kaspar, 2nd 13 85 Fred Kaufman, 2nd 10 50 Paul Krocheski, 2nd 11 15 Kupferschmidt, 2nd 6 75 M. Kass, 2nd 6 75 J. Knutts, 3rd 10 SO P. Kaiser, 3rd 10 15 Robt. Love 14 65 John Lowry, 1st 14 20 Martin Lonergan, 1st, $12.00; 2nd, $1.35 1.1111 Mike Lavin, 1st, $10.15; 2nd, $2.00. 12 15 Matt Loes, 2nd 11 Cit Pat Lynch, 2nd 12 70 Dietrich Lillig, 2nd 12 15 Thos. Lonergan, 2nd 11 50 H. Letobke, 2nd 9 15 F. Lassance, 2nd 13 20 Walter Lynch, 3rd 10 50 John Mahoney, 1st 17 25 Mike Meagher. 1st 11 50 John Mullin, 1st 4 60 Ed. Malloy, 2nd lit 40 John Munsch, 2nd S 35 Thos. Malloy, 2nd 12 15 Frank Moran, 2nd 4 05 E. Muecke, 2nd 10 50 A. Manderscheid, 2nd 10 50 J. C. Mueckle, 2nd 1 35 John Miller, 2nd 10 80 J. Martinek, 3rd 14 85 John McGee, 1st 10 SO John McNulty, 1st 15 55 James McCarron, 1st 11 50 Pat McMullen, 1st 7 45 W. McDermott, 1st 10 80 Pat McPoland, 3rd 14 85 J. McCormack, Health 17 55 Mike O'Meara, 1st 11 50 W. O'Brien, 1st 20 00 1.e..-.1-4-4,4-41-4441.•,4 24141. i• 90 List of Warrants. Chas. O'Neil, 2nd 13 50 Jas. Powers, 1st 11 50 James Purcell, 1st 10 SO Nic Pensch, 2nd 13 85 .John Parker, 3rd 17 55 W. Quinlan, 1st 14 S5 James Ryan, 1st 11 50 Phil Roblin. 1st 11 50 Matt. Itaishek,2nd 15 40 C. Iteinfrank, 2nd 13 20 Fred Remus, 2nd 10 15 Geo. [Rock, 2nd 7 10 Nic. Rohner, 2nd 8 10 TLeo. Ituprecht, 2nd 6 10 James Iteid. 3rd 14 20 .Jos. Z111•y. 1st 22 50 Nk•1.; Sweeney, 1st 15 55 W. Sheridan, 1st 6 10 \V. Sheridan, 1st 10 35 John Spear, 1st 20 00 John Schroeder, 2nd 16 50 John Sloan, 2nd 14 20 Chris. Scholl, 2nd 10 35 Anton Steuer. 2nd 11 70 Ernest Schmidt, 2nd 12 15 A. W. Schen, 2nd 11 50 Frank Schen., 2nd 20 00 Sam Sommer, 2nd 12 15 Litlxtr on Streets, first halt' of April, 1905: Nic. Schroeder, 2nd. J. Scheidecker, 2nd. Louis Smith, 3rd. ......... Som Sterling, James S!rith, 3rd Lo wt.( nee Trost. 2nd. John Twieg. 2nd. jos. Tarke, 2nd. R. Turner, 2nd. .Tohn Tashner. 3rd. John Welsh, let I Word. 1st ti. ist \\":impach. 2nd A. Wein, 2nd. Fled Weber. 3rd. Jehp \vaish, 3rd. W. Wearirouth, H. Ziemath, 2nd. Geo, Zurnhoff, 2nd. F. (3. Rect.:el', let F. Burns, 2nd. 43 13 F. 1:culln, 2nd. 31 77 John Calvert. 1st 15 70 James Cestello, 2rd. 35 23 John Evans. 2nd. 21 03 E. E. Frith, 2nd. .John Ganteld'ein. 2nd. 11 - 11. Hamm. 1st. .John Hufftr ire J. Haudenshield, 2nd. Peter Porch, 2nd. 13 James Kenn, 3rd, 20 10 John Linehon, 1st Pat Linehan. Inil. 37 57. John Long, 2nd. •"; Is Labor on streets, first half of April, 1905: Jas. Lonergan, 3rd 21 (7. Martin & Streleau, 1st, $20.70; 2nd, $25.85 46 55 John 1\TcQuillen, 1st 39 75 J. J. McCollins, 1st, $35.75; 2nd, $11.50; 3rd, $1.20 48 85 80 ii 15 12 13 3 40 14 S5 15 20 13 53 12 30 6 75 14 85 13 50 11 50 12 00 14 55 5 40 10 81) 12 15 2.. 11r) 11 I 1 7 7 C. MeEirath. 2nd 19 15 Jeff McGrath, 3rd 25 80 Dennis O'Meara, 1st 15 30 A. Palley. 2nd 19 15 Geo. Reynolds, 1st 39 75 E. Revening, 2nd 26 80 H. Rinck, 2nd 23 SO A. Rinck, 2nd n 75 Ed. Seeley, 1st 40 15 Jerry Sullivan, 1st (Valley St.)17 20 A. Stoltz. 2nd 38 25 Fred Sieg, 3rd 25 50 J. Sutherland. 3rd 17 20 Jerry Sullivan, 1st. $3.20; 3rd, 840.17 43 35 John Williams, 2nd 12 95 M. Zcgg. 211(1 16 25 Labor on Sewers for the first half of April, 1905: P. Casserly $ 20 80 J. Corcoran 20 80 T. Hagerty 25 00 J. Jellison 20 80 J. Kiang 20 80 P. Kenneally 20 SO C. Sullivan 20 80 L. Taylor 20 80 L. Zemanek 20 80 C. H. Berg. Mayor, settlement of suit. Jane Connolly VSCity of Dubuque 150 00 Dubuque Water Works Trustees, water for sprinkling season 1905 2500 00 Mrs. Cath. McCune. damages to property 50 00 Union Printing Co., Health re- ports is 00 Arno Pharmacy, vaccine points 90 I hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct list of all warrants issued by me during the month of April. 1905. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. Official Notices. 91 LEGAL. SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE. To All Who Are Named Below: You are hereby notified that in ac- cordance with an ordinance of the City of Dubuque for repairing sidewalks in the month of April, 1905, that a special assessment will be levied for the ex- pense thereof at the regular meeting of the City Council upon all lots and par- cels of land on said improvement owned by you, being subject to such special assessment. And you are notified to appear at said meeting of the Council to be held on the 1st day of June, A. D., 1905, and show cause if any you have, why- said assessment should not be levied: 1905. April 1—Peter Mihm, Sub. 150, L. 1-i. Langworthy's Add., lot 1 $ 55 April 1—Jos. J. Nagle, Cushing's Sub., lot 1 40 April 1—Lizzie J. Theil, Sub. 151, Mechanic's Add., lot 2 45 April 3—Jac. Kessler, Glendale Add., S. is lot 19 1 15 April 3—Gerhard Tenhattf Est, Davis Farm Add., lot 357 55 April 3—Aug. Flechsig, Glendale Add., lot 13 50 April 3—Christina Brede, City S c4.0 teet. lot 499 75 April 3—Ma ry Mines, Glendale A,i,i., lot 14 35 April 5—Annie Gilden, City, lot 129 60 April 5—Rich. Waller Est., Mc- Crauey's 1st Add.. S. E. 125 feet, lot 100 1 20 April 5—\Viii. Tueting, Sanford's Sub., lot S 1 40 April 6—James Powers, Windsor Ave. Sub., lot 3 2 25 April 6—Al. Matthews; Sub. City 738, lot 6 70 April 10—C. Reifsteck et al., Reif- steck's Sub., lot 1 85 April 11—J. L. Buettell Est., Home Add., lot 12 45 April 11—D. J. Linehan, Home Add., lot 11 50 April 11—Marg. A. Riggs, Union Add., lot 155 45 April 11—Mary A. Dolan, Union Add., \V. 1/2 lot 62 45 April 11—Ilich. E. Butler, Sub. 2 of 189, Union Add., lot 1 80 April 11—Jas. Beach & Sons, City, lot 35 .\l,ril 12—Clara Huff, High Street Sub., lots 4-5 75 April 13—J. K. Deming and Geo. \V. Kiesel, Sub. 1\lin. lot 466, lot April 13—Peter Fay, East Du- buque Add., S. lot 77 April 14—Jou. J. Keane, city lot 726 April 14—Peter Eisbach, lionson & Stewart's Sub., lots 1-1 April 15—J. L. Meyer, Subs. 76 and 77, Union Add., lot 2 April 14—John Olinger, Boulevard Add., lots 29-30-33 April 15—Ino. T. Hancock Est, Sub. Min. lot 158, lot 6 April 15—Henry Kiene, Sub. 1 of 7 of Min. lot 1 April 15—John Byrne, Sub. Min lot 62 April 22—Mrs. Sidney Saul, Saul's Sub., lot 2 80 40 45 1 30 50 90 40 45 ?5 90 April 22—Mercy Hospital, Sub. Alin. In, cf;, Int 2 April 21--'I'!1, n. l:.1, it•r1+1:11:, Sr.. A Stines' .Add.. lot 29 April 25--J. II. Simplot, Minced lot 83 April 25 1'atholic University of \\'ashin ton, et al., Kelly's Sub, lot 1 April 2 —,\I rs. R Keogh, Sub. 32, \Cilson's Sub., lot 1 April "'!--'I'. Byrne, Ilion Add, lot 1711 April 26—\V. J. ('ox, ('ox's Add, lot 73 April 2S—Va: Schiel, Subs. 196 and 197. L. H. Langworthy's Add, lot 10 April 2S—John Morrison, O. S. Langwurthy's Add., lot 12 Total 40 1 15 40 50 35 55 60 35 60 $26 SO C. F. AILENDT, 5-23-3t ('ity Recorder. OFFICIAL PUBLI('ATION. AN ORDINANCE. AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE GRADE OF EAST STREET FROM DELHI STREET TO BEN - NETT STREET. Be It Ordained by the City Council of the City of Dubuque: Section 1. That the grade of East Street, from Delhi Street to Bennett Street, be established and described as follows: Beginning at the south curb line of. Delhi Street which is station -j-12, elevation of east curb 3112.2: eleva- tion of west curl:;ii".:;. th,•nc,• nti u curved grade to station I- -50, el, v11 tion of east curb 292.0, elevation of west curb, 291.0; thence to station 3-1-42, cen- ter of Pearl Street, elevation of cast curb 282.0, elevation of west curb 28E0: thence to station 5-1-50, elevation of east curb 275.5, elevation of west curb 274.6; thence on a curved grade to station 6-1-99, north curb of Mineral Str. i el - vation of west curb 272.0: thence hi sta- tion 7-1-14, center of Mineral Street, elevation of east curb 273.5; thence to station 8-176, center of Grace Street, elevation of east curb 277.5; thence to station 12 -I -0S, center of Bennett Street. elevation 282.0. Sec. 2. This Ordinance to be in force and take effect from and after its passage by the City Council and it:; publication cne tlute in the Dubuque Globe -Journal neu sl ;t per. Adopted April 20th, 1905. Approved April 24th, 1905. C. H. BERG, Mayor. Attest: C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. Published officially in the Evening Globe -Journal, May 1st, 1905. C. F. ARI : N IYI'. 5-1-1t city y Ib.'ril•1'. NOTICE OF THE Cl'I'1" ('(+UN('IL'S INTEN- TION TO Ci 1 N S'I' l ll'C'I' :1 S.1 N l- T:\Ill' SE\CEI l IN ('(.l'l.ISl l :1 \"I?- Nt'l FP.O\I SANFIIIll) S'1'ill:is'I' TO CENTER OF T\V'F:NTY-SI:C, IN U STREET. To All Whom It May Concern: You and each of you ane hereby noti- fied that it is the intention of the City Council of the City of Dubuque to con- 92 Official Notices. struct an 8 -inch Tile Pipe Sanitary Sewer in Couler Avenue from Sanford Street to center of Twenty-second 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 620 lineal feet of 8 -inch tile pipe with 2 manholes and will cost the abutting property owners $513.00 in total. 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 18th, 1905, or to file in writing with the City Recorder their objections on or before May 18th, 1905. Dated at Dubuque April 11th, 1905. C. F. ARENDT. 6-9-3t 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, May 18th, 1905, for the construction of an 8 -inch Tile Pipe Sanitary Sewer in Caledonia Place from Hill street to center of West Eighth streets, in accordance with the plans and specifications pre- pared by the City Engineer and now on file in the office of the City Re- corder. It is estimated by the City Engineer that it will require 650 lineal feet of 8 -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 August, 1905. Bidders must state price per lineal food for Tile Pipe, and each manhole. All bids must be accompanied by a certified check for $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, May 9th, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, 5-9-3t City Recorder. Notice to Printers. Sealed bids will be received at the mayor's office, City Hall, up to 4 o'clock p. m. Thursday, May 11, 1905, for print- ing and binding 300 copies of the annual report of the Finance committee. Bid- ders will state the price per page. Fur- ther information may be obtained from the committee clerk at the mayor's of- fice. City reserves the right to reject any and all bids. COMMITTEE ON FINANCE. 6-9-3t LIST OF CITY WARRANTS. City Recorder's Office, Dubuque, Ia., May 1st, 1905. To the Honorable Mayor and City Council of Dubuque: Gentlemen: The following is a coin- • plete list of all warrants issued on the various funds by me during the month of April, 1905: Expense $2,292.10 Road— First District 3,038.40 Second District 4.058.711 Third District 1,500.55 Fire 3,051.65 Police 2,203.00 Sewerage 484.55 Printing 113.20 Engineer 205.65 Street Lighting 2,067.35 Interest 1,673.54 Board of Health 168.35 Library 686.98 Judgment 1,417.75 Mount Carmel Avenue Grading 6.85 Sidewalk Repairing 102.60 Fifth Ward Engine House 1,548.00 I hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct list of all warrants issued by me on various funds during the month of April, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, 5-25-1t City Recorder. NOTICE TO TEAM OWNERS. Bids will he received at the mayor's office, city hall, up to 7:30 p. m. Wed- nesday, May 3, 1905, for sweeping the brick paved streets according to the . schedule on file in the city engineer's office and also for hauling the sweep- ings therefrom. Bidders may bid on both contracts, but must in all cases specify the amount for each. 4-29-3t —Committee on Streets. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the City Engineer until 7:30 o'clock p. m. Thursday, May 4th, 1905, for 350 cubic yards of rip rap rock to be delivered at the Garbage Dump, below Railroad avenue, in accordance with specifications prepared by the City Engineer and now on file in the office of the City Engineer. Bidders must state the price per cubic yard. The city reesrves the right to reject any and all bids. Dated at Dubuque April 29th, 1905. JAMES H. BOYCE, 5-1-3t City Engineer. U Regular Session June 1, 1905. 93 CITY COUNCIL. Regular Sessions June 1st, 1905. (OFFICIAL). Council met at 8:30 P. M. Mayor Berg in the chair. Present—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith. Jones, Lyons, Needham. Stumpf. Absent—None. Ald. Corrance moved that the Coun•• til proceedings for the month of May be approved as printed. Carried. Mayor Berg stated that there were some ladies of the Art Division of the Woman's Club of Dubuque present who wished to address the Council. Ald. Lyons moved to suspend the rules for the purpose of hearing from some of the ladies. Carried. Mrs. B. B. Richards presented and rca.d a communication to the council re- lating to beautifying and improving the grounds around the Eleventh Street Elevator, also that the Council co- operate with them in doing said work and that the grounds he cleaned and graded from the retaining wall on the West clown to Bluff Street, also that a new sewer be built en the north side of said elevator. Mrs. J. E. Fairbanks and Mrs. Gee. M. Nix also addressed the Council on the same matter. On motion the communication was referred to the Committee of the Whole to view the grounds with the presence of the ladies of said club. BILLS. The following bills were ordered paid: L. Daily, cleaning around Market Square $ 42 00 J. Rooney, repairs around City Hall 2 10 J. Achen, repairs around City Hall 18 20 Mrs. H. Koenig. cleaning and scrubbing offices City Hall18 30 Mrs. L. Fichter, cleaning and scrubbing offices City Hall 16 35 L. O. Papin Co., plumbing, City Hall Dub. Cabinet M'krs. Ass'n.. re- pairing office chair, City•Hall2 C0 C. O. D. Laundry, towels and racks, at City Hall 24 '0 Midland Chemical Co., disinfec- tine, City Hall H. Corrance, supplies City Hall6 45 G. F. Kleih, hardware and sup- plies for varieo.s departments. 20 35 Key City Gus co.. gas for City Hall G. Holl, repairing lawn mowers for parks 'McDermott & Gow,- repairing water fountain at First and Main Streets Purington Paving Brick Co, 90 25 CO 89 20 51 24 brick for Road Dept 138 12 Dub. Wcodeiiwarc and Lumber Co., lumber for Road Dept38 70 Ott. Mouser & Co., lumber for Road and Sidewalk Depts 44 40 L. Lindenberg, hardware for Road and Sewer Depts 2 35 P. Heller, horse shoeing, Road Dept 2 h0 F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Road Dept 5 30 A. A. Brown, repairs for Road Dept 5 45 0. Bock, repairs for Road Dept8 40 Clancy Transfer Co., coal for Steam lir.11er 16 37 F. A. Burns, coal for Steam Roller 25 05 T. J. Mulgrew, coal for Steam Roller 19 92 P. Even, coal for Steam Roller25 99 Smedley Steam Pump Co., re- pairs for Steam Roller 5 25 W. Marshall, repairs for Sleatn Roller 1 00 W. D. Deckert Co., supplies for Steam Roller l 38 P. Hanson, oil for Steam Roller. 40 P. Heller, horse shoeing for Fire Dept 1 00 Oils Lear. horse shoeing for Fire Dept 4 60 Wunderlich & Wicderholt, horse shoeing for Fire Dept 6 40 T. H. Clark, drugs and supplies. Fire Dept 19 70 Key City Iron Works, repairs for Fire Dept 14 28 H. Cor”n.nce, salt and bran for Fire Dept 3 25 L. J. Schmitt. hardware for Fire Dent ,5 W. D. Deckert Co., supplies for Fire Dept 1 00 T. F. Kane, hay and oats for Fire Dept 409 42 Fischer & Co.. coal for Fire Dept. 21 85 Key City Gas Co., coal and coke for Fire Dept 29 e0 Key City Gas. Co., gas arcs for Fire Dept F. P. Hayes. board of prisoners for May Karp & P.uechele, hats for Police Dent G. F. Klein• supplies for Pollee Dept S. A. French, coat and vest but- tons for Police Dept 7 70 T. F. Thane, hay delivered at Patrol House 13 95 Key City Roofing Co., cement for various departments 16 90 F. Schlez & Son, repairs for Sewer Dept 6 SO H. Cm•ranc•e. oil and candles Sewer• Dept Smith -Morgan Prtg. Co.. blank stationery, Engineer's Dept.... 2 50 Smith-Mo”gnn Prtg. Co., weekly and; monthly Conneil proceed- ings Cllobc-Jnurn•Il, official pristine 1 CO 3 60 19 25 1 05 for 1 75 for 1\1:1 y 14 33 43 62 94 Regular Session June 1, 1905. National Demokrat, official print- ing for May 25 CO Telegraph -Herald, official print- ing for April and May 100 67 Union Electric Co., arc lights for May 2067 T. E. Frith, removing dead ani- mals for March and April 27 00 T. E. Frith. removing garbage and dead animals for May '107 56 Steuck & Linehan, 1st estimate on sanitary sewer in Eleventh Street 621 37 J. Hird, final estimate on Booth Street sewer 185 10 Brown & Brown, 1st estimate storm water sewer in Booth Street 790 67 J. Noonan, to use of tools. etc, for work on Miliville Road sewer 7 50 Tibey Bros., balance due on Bee Branch sewer in Sanford and Washington Streets 77 90 Tibey Bros., 1st estimate on storm water sewer in Washing- ton Street 864 67 F. D. Scharle, estimate on Fifth Ward Engine House 777 CO D. D. McGrath, rock delivered at garbage dump 245 00 Ald. Clancy moved to pay the bill out of the different Road Districts. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons and Stumpf. Nays—Ald. Needham. 35 The following bills were ordered re- ferred: J. McAleese, balance due for ma- cadam $ 13 75 On motion referred to the Street com- mittee. A. Eberl, to extra excavation for Fifth Ward engine house $ 65 00 On motion referred to committee on Public Grounds and Buildings. Telegraph -Herald, official print- ing, blank stationery, etc.. $129 00 On motion referred to Printing com- mittee. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS Petition of Mrs. Mary Langdon, ask- ing that the Engineer be instructed to give the established grade of West Fifth Street fronting her property. Ald. Frith moved to grant the peti- tion and the Engineer be instructed to give the proper grade. Carried. Petition of Tom Ryder and Alex Duc- cini, stokers of the Fire Department, asking for an increase of salary. Ald. Clancy moved to grant the pe- tition. Ald. Needham moved a substitute to refer to the Committee of the Whole. Substitute lost by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Corrance and Needham. Nays—Aids. Clancy, Frith, Jones, Lyons and Stumpf. The original motion to grant the pe- tition and that the increase of salary be $5.t0 per month was then carried. The following petitions were referred to the Board of Equalization: Petition of Louisa Schwartz, asking for the cancellation of her taxes for 1904 as levied against lots 7 and 9, Marsh's Dubuque. lot 6 Kringle's sub. and lot 6 "A" Quigley's sub. of out lot 711. Also petition of the Cushing -McFad- den Co., asking for a reduction of the assessment on lots 135, 137 and 139, in L. H. Langworthy's Add. Also petition of H. H. Mehlhop, ask- ing that the personal taxes for 1902 lev- ied against his brother, Jno. Mehlhop, be ordered canceled. Also petition of W. F. Bobzien, asking that his personal taxes for 1904 be can- celed. Also petition of E. H. Sheppley in re- lation to paying the special assessment for constructing a sanitary sewer in West Locust street. Original Notice to City of Dubuque of Frances Crabtree, claiming the sum of $5,000.00 as personal damages sustained by falling on a defective walk, was - on motion referred to the committee on Claims and City Attorney. Petition of A. Y. McDonald & Mor- rison Mfg. Co., asking that an electric light be placed at or near the corner of Twelfth and Cedar streets. On motion was referred to the Police. and Light committee. Petition of Tudor Jones et al., asking that a water fountain be placed at the - intersection of Alta Vista and West %Fourteenth streets. On motion referred to Dubuque Wa- ter Works Trustees. Petition of Thos. J. Mulgrew, in rela— tion to filling that part of Camp street which abuts the south lot of Block 17, Dubuque Harbor Co.'s Add. Also petition of the Iowa Telephone Co., asking for the approval of the plans and specifications for an underground conduit system in Dubuque. On motion both petitions were re- ferred to the committee of the Whole. Invitation of Mount St. Joseph's col- lege, asking the Mayor and members of the council to be present at their commencement exercises June 14th, 1905. On motion the invitation was accepted with thanks. REPORTS OF OFFICERS. City Treasurer Brinkman reported as follows: To the Honorable Mayor and CitY Council: Gentlemen: Below you will find state- ment of amounts advanced by me dur Regular Session June 1, 1905. 95 Mg the part rrmith. for which please or- der warrants dratcn in my favor. Excavation permits redeemed$ 95 00 Interest paid on warrants out- standing 493 74 New York Exchange, expense6 80 Postage expense 10 00 Freight charges. Fire 20 47 Express charges, Police 80 Freight charges, Road 43 88 $670 69 Water Works Orders paid $70940 I also refunded old Loan Warrants for different parties. Please order new Loan Warrants drawn in their favor. Total amount of Loan War- rants $4,615 00 Respectfully, H. BRININMAN, Treasurer. On motion, the report was received and warrants ordered drawn to pay the various amounts and the report re- ferred back to the committee on Fin- ance. City Auditor Hoffman reported as fol- lows: Herewith find my report for the month of May, 1905 4howing the receipts and disbursements for the month: Cash on hand May 1st, 1905..$ 80,154 06 RECEIPTS. Receipts from all sources...... 27,269 06 $107,423.12 DISBURSEMENTS. Warrants redeemed $21.102.42 Coupons redeemed"8.51 Ponds redeemed 1l ,6x0.00 $1',1181.93 Cash on hand June lst, 1901..$t8,9t2.19 The above cash balance includes the I^ proverrent Bond Fund, Improvement Bend Interest Fund, and Library Fund L a'.ances. Also report that thero is clue the C'ty Officers for the month of May, 1905. $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 redeem- ed $ 20.00 Improvement Bond Coupons re- deemed e- deemed 508.00 Ir-nrovement Bonds redeemed. 16,650.00 The following list shows the Appro- priations and the amount of Warrants c'rawn on each Fund since the begin- n'ng of the fiscal year beginning March 1st, 1905. to June 1st. 1905: Appropriation. Expended. Expense $40.000 $ 5,346.55 Road—First district 16.000 4,770.15 Road—Second district20,300 6,151.75 Road—Third district 8,750 2,298.75 Fi-e 42,000 5.892.95 Police 28.000 .r, T14. ",0 5.000 1.059.11 2,509 Sewerage Printing Engineer ...... .... .... 2,500 397.55 Street Lighting 25,200 4,134.70 Interest 41,500 Board of Health 4,500 347.95 Grading .... .... 2,000 Bee Branch — Millville Road ...... ...... 3,000 232.50 I3ee Branch—Washing- ton Street 6,000 pee Branch—Fifteenth and Sixteenth Streets 1,400 Special Bonded Paving 2,000 Judgment 3,000 1,417.75 Special Bonded Debt and Interest 4,000 Mount Carmel Avenue Grading .... .... 1,000 6.85 Sidewalk Repairing 1,000 102.611 Special Sewer Fund 1.000 Bluff Street Extension Wall 1,000 Fifth Ward Engine Hous: .. 4,000 1,548.00. Rooth Strret Se -,ver.... 1,000 $266,650 Respectfully, F. B. HOFFMAN, Auditor. O:i motion the report was received, and warrants ordered drawn to pay City Officers and the report referred hack to the Committee on Finance. Fire Chief Reinfried reported as fol - lo Wvs:— '1'o the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen:—The following is the pay roll of the Fire department for the inucih of May, 1905: A:re:.nt due fire:ren $2,420.00, 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- follows: sfollows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen:—I herewith submit the police report for the month of May. 1905: Total arrests for the month 64 Residents arrested 27 Doors found open 31 Defective lights 14 Lodgers harbored 26 Meals furnished 16 Cost of food $1 60 Sheriff dieting prisoners $825 Poundmaster's receipts $1.00 Patrol calls 52 Miles traveled for the month 91 Also the pay roll for policemen for the month of May, 1905: Amount due policemen ........$1,998.55 Respectfully submitted. '(THOS. REiLLY, Chief of Police. 96 Regular Session June 1, 1905. 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. City Engineer Boyce reported as fol- lows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: 1 herewith submit my pay roll for labor on streets in the different road districts during the last half of May, 1905: Amount due laborers on streets.$1,534. 5 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, 1905: Amount.' due laborers on Sewers..$169.80 Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Sewers. Also subunit my pay roll for labor on the Millville road part of the Bee Branch Sewer during the last half of May, 1905: Amount due laborers 49410 Respectfully submitted. JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Coa:mittee on St reets. Also submit my pay roll for labor on Special Sewers during the last half of May, 1905. Amount due Laborers $7.00 Respectfully submitted. JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Streets. On motion the pay roll on Streets. Sewers and Bee Branch were received and warrants ordered drawn to pay the various amounts, and the pay rolls re- ferred back to the proper committees. City Attorney Kintzinger reported as follows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: Herewith attached please find receipt of John C. Bauer for $550.00 in full settlement and discharge of his claim and suit against the city, which was pending in the district court of Dubuque county, Iowa, a warrant for which amount was drawn in favor of the Mayor at the last meeting of the City Council. Respectfully submitted, J. W. KINTZINGER, City Attorney. On motion the report was received and filed. City Electrician Hiprnan reported as follows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: • Gentlemen: I herewith submit my re- port of defective lights for the month of May, 1905. I find from the report of the Police Department that the totals hours that fourteen lamps failed to burn would equal a/ lamp for one month, or $2.70. 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 April, the sum of $2.70. 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. 1905. No remonstrance being filed, the May- or asked if anyone present had any ob- jection to said special assessment. No objection 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 Duhaque: That to bray for Re- pairing Sidewalks iler:ng month of Ap- ril. 1905. in front of and ;rdjoininy the same. a Special Tax he NMI is hereby levied on the several Lots. and Parts of Lots. crn.1 Parcels of Ii'-: I Estate hereinafter situate aril owned. ;rad for the several a:r.,cnits se: oppo- site each Lot or Parcel of Tbo:rl Estate, as follows: April 1—Jos. J. ',:•gic, Cushing's Sub., lot 1 4? April 1—Lizzie J. Thiel. Sub. 151 \ echanic•'s Add., lot 2 45 .. .Inc•. Kessler. Glendale Add., S. 1-2 lot 19 1 15 April 3—Gerhard Tenhaaf Est, Davis Farm Add., lot 357 53 Ar ril 3—Aug. Flechsig, Glendale Add., lot 11 5:1 1pril 3 --Christina llrede, City. S 8.4.5 ft. lot 499 73 April 3—Mary Plines, Glendale Add., lot 14 35 April S --Annie Gilden, City-, lot 109 60 April 5—Rich. Waller iSst.. Me- Craney's 1st. Add., S. E. 125 ft lot 100 1 20 April 5—Win. Tuetia.g, Sanford's Sub., lot S . 1 90 April 6—Jaures Powers, Windsor Ave. Sub.. lot :1 2 25 anril 6—A1. Matthews, Sub. City 718, lot 0 70 April 10--C. T:e:fsteck et nl, Reif- stei-1t s Sub., lot 1 83 April 1l—.T. L. Tluettell Est, Ho-re-Arld., lot 12 4: April 11-13. J. Lineha:a, Hone Add., lot 11 :r:+ Regular Session June 1, 1905. 97 April 11—Mary A. Riggs, Union Add., lot 155 April 11—Mary A. Dolan, Union Add., W. 1-2 lot 62 April 11—Rich. E. Butler, Sub. 2 of 189 Union Add., lot 1 April 11—Sas. Beach & Sons, City, lot 582 April 12—Clara Ruff, High St. Sub., lots 4-5 April 13—J. K. Deming and Geo. W. Kiesel, Sub. Min. lot 466, lot 2 80 April 13—Peter Fay, East Du- buque Add., S 1-2 lot 77 40 April 14—Jno. J. Keane, City, lot 726 45 April 14—Peter Eisbach, Bonson & Stewart's Sub.. lots 1-3 1 30 April U—J. L. Meyer, Sub. 76 and 77. Union Add., lot 2 50 April 14—John Olinger. Boulevard Add., lots 29-30-33 90 April 15—Jno. T. Hancock Est, Sub. Min. lot 158, lot 6 40 April 15—Henry Kiene, Sub. 1 of Min. lot 45, lot 1 45 April 15—John Byrne. Sub. Min. lot 62, lot 4 35 April 22—Mrs. Sidney Saul, Saul's Sub., lot 2 90 April 22—Mercy Hospital, Sub. Min. lot 66. lot 2 40 April 24—Theo. Ratterman, Sr, A. Stine's Add., lot 29 1 15 April 25—J. H. Simplot, Mineral lot 83 ... 40 April 25—Catholic Univ. of Wash., et al. Kelly's Sub., lot 1 50 _April 25—Mrs. B. Keogh, Sub. 32, Wilson's Sub., lot 1 35 April 22—T. Byrne, Union Add, lot 170 55 April 26—W. J. Cox, Cox's Add, lot 73 60 April 28—Val. Schiel, Sub. 196 and 197. L. H. Langworthy's Add, lot 10 35 April 28—John Morrison, O. S. Langworthy's Add., lot 12 60 Total $ 26 80 Ald. Frith moved to adopt the reso- lution. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. 45 45 80 35 75 The following Weighmasters' and Woodmeasurers' receipts were referred to the committee on Markets: F. P. Hayes—City Hall receipts$14.62 T. Faherty—First Ward Scale re- ceipts 3.81 R. Hay—Eighth Street Scale re- ceipts ' Louise Pitschner—West Dubuque Scale receipts 2.52 Peter Holsinger, Woodmeasurer receipts- .55 1.51 REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT- TEES. • Ald. Corrance, chairman of the com- mittee on Claims, reported as follows: Your committee on Claims would re- spectfully state that Ernest Mueller fell over an obstruction on a side- walk on Locust street between Sev- enth and Eighth on or about April 28th, 1905. severely injuring and dislo- cating his right arm, that he threatened to bring suit against the city to re- cover damages for his injuries unless an amicable settlement was reached be- fore doing so; that this committee in endeavoring to reach a settlement with Mr. Mueller, met him on the last day on which notice of suit could be served on the city, and at said meeting com- promised and settled his damage by agreeing to recommend that he be paid $100.00 in full settlement for all dam- ages sustained by him in said fall. We would therefore recommend that said settlement be approved. and that a warrant for $100.00 be drawn in favor of the Mayor to effect said settlement. Ald. Corrance moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Ald. Frith. chairman of the commit- tee on Streets, reported as follows: Your committee on Streets, to whom were referred the profiles showing pro- posed grade of Queen street extended to Burden Avenue, and of the alley between Windsor Avenue and Queen street from Clinton street to Queen street. would respectfully recommend that said grades be adopted, and that the ordinance committee be instructed to prepare ordinances properly estab- lishing said grades. Also. your committee on Streets. to whom was referred the petition of Leonard Buehler. asking that the alley between Burden Avenue and• Argyle street from Lawler Avenue to Goethe Avenue and also Argyle street be grad- ed, would recommend that the prayer of the petitioner be granted and that the City Engineer be instructed to grade said alley and street, expending thereon not to exceed $15.00. Also. your committee on Streets, to whom was referred the petition of The- odore Scharle, asking that the special assessment levied against Lot 4, Scharle's Sub., for cleaning the alley in rear thereof lie ordered canceled be- cause said assessment w' as levied in er- ror, would recommend that the prayer of the petitioner he granted and that the Treasurer lie instructed accordingly. Also your Committee on Streets, to whom was referred the petit len of J. Wodric•h, et al. asking that the all. y between Rhomberg and Lincoln Ave- nues, from Middle to Fengler Avenues, he improved, would recommend that the•prayer of the petitioners be grant- 9 98 Regular Session June 1, 1.905. ed and that the proper resolutions be adopted. Also your Committee on Streets, to whom was referred with power the pe- tition of Fred Miller, asking that the walk abutting Lot 262, Ham's Add., be graded, would respectfully report that we have Instructed the City Engineer to proceed with the work. Ald. Frith moved to adopt the various reports of the Committee on Streets. Carried. Ald. Lyons chairman of the Ordi- nance Committee. presented and read an ordinance establishing the grade of Queen Street Extension to Burden Avenue. and moved that the reading just had be considered its first reading. Carried unanimously. Ald. Lyons also presented and read an ordinance establishing the grade of the alley between Windsor Avenue and Queen Street, from north line of Met- tle's Subdivision to Clinton Street, and moved that the reading just had be considered its first reading. Carried unanimously. Ald. Needham, chairman of the Com. mittee on Police and Light, reported as follows: Your Committee on Police and Light, to whom was referred the matter of purchasing hats for the day men on the police force, would respectfully re- port that we have purchased from Kaep & Buechele, eleven hats at a cost of $1.75 each. Ald. Needham moved to adopt the report. Carried. Ald. Lyons, chairman of the Com- mittee on Sewers, reported as follows: Your Committee on Sewers would re- spectfully report that we have ex- amined the sanitary sewer in Eleventh Street from the alley west of Elm Street to center of Cedar Street, Street. Steuck & Linehan, contractors, and would recommend that said sewer be accepted and that the City Engineer be instructed to prepare a special as- sessment against the lots or parcels of lands subjected to assessment for said improvement, and file the same in the office of the City Recorder. who will thereupon publish notice of said assess- ment as required by ordinance. Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Ald. Clancy, chairman of the Com- mittee of the Whole, reported as fol- lows: Your Committee of the Whole would respectfully recommend that the re- port of this committee on the petitio: of Ott, Meuser & Co., relating to the vacation of a street and alley in Du- buque Harbor Company's Addition, adopted May 4, 1905, be rescinded and annulled, and that the following report be substituted in lieu thereof: Your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of Ott, Meuser & Co.. asking that Huff Street, where the same abuts Blocks 29 and 30, Dubuque Harbor Co.'s Add., and the alley in Block 29 in the same addi- tion be vacated, would recommend that the prayer of the petitioners be grant- ed, and that said street and alley be so vacated so long as the property abut- ting thereon is used for a lumber yard or for manufacturing purposes; pro- vided said Ott, Meuser & Co. fill said alley and street to the present grade of Railroad Avenue. Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the re- port. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Alds. Clancy, Corranco. Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Also your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of T. O. Sullivan in relation to the special assessment levied against lot 1 of Gil- liam's Sub. and lot 1 of Quigley's Sub. of outlot 710 for the construction of a sewer in West Locust Street, would re- spectfully recommend that the Treas- urer be instructed to accept the sum of $52.35 in full settlement of said as- sessment. Also your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of the Dubuque Packing Co., asking that its taxes for the year 1904 be canceled in accordance with the agreement made with the City Council in 1900, would recommend that in accordance with said agreement, the Treasurer be in- structed to cancel all taxes against said firm in excess of $3,000.00 valuation. Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the above reports. Carried. Also your Committee of the Whole would respectfully recommend that the following resolution be adopted: Whereas, Ott, Meuser & Company have filed their petition asking for the vacation of Huff Street from Railroad Avenue to the south end of said Huff Street, also the alley in Block 29, Du- buque Harbor Company's Addition, and represent that they are the owners of all the land abutting on either side of said street and alley so asked to be va- cated; therefore, Be it Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That the City Engineer be directed to make a survey and plat of that part of said street and alley proposed to be vacated to be filed in said Engineer's office, subject to public inspection and give the no- tice required by ordinance to all owners of property abutting said ground pro- posed to be so vacated and to publish the notice required by ordinance of said proposed vacation. Regular Session June 1, 1905. 99 Ald. Clancy olution. Carried by Yeas—Aids. Jones, Lyons, Nays—None moved to adopt the res - the following report: Clancy, ('ort. ;cc, Frith, Needham and Stumpf. RESOLUTIONS. Alderman Frith offered the following: Whereas, It iq deemed expedient by the City Council of the City of Du- buque to change the grade of Bluff Street, between Eighth and Fourth Streets; therefore, Be it Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That the City Engineer be and he is hereby directed to prepare from actual survey and re- port to the Council a profile showing the grade proposed, and to report whether or not a grade has been pre- viously established on said street, and if there has been a grade previously established. said profile to also show said t:<t:!hlishe d grade. And said En- gineer is further instructed to report whether or not any person has made improvc meats on said street according to said established grade. Ald. Frith moved to the adopt the resolution. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons and Stumpf. Nays—None. Alderman Frith also offered the fol- lowing: Whereas, a large number of enameled Street name signs are now stored away in the basement of the c'ty hall, and, Whereas, those signs when placed at street corners are of great convenience, not only to strangers. but also to our own citizens; therefore, Resolved by the ('ity Council of the City of Dubuque, That the City Engt- reer be directed to have said signs fastened to buildings or other suitable objects on the different street corners to which they belong and to procure signs for such corners as are not al- ready provided for. Ald. Frith moved to adopt the reso- lution. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Ald. Frith also offered the fu.,owing: Be It Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That it is deemed necessary and advisable to con- struct a sanitary sewer in the alley be- tween Jackson and Washington streets, and it is hereby proposed to construct a sanitary sewer in said alley between Jackson and Washington streets, as follows, to -wit: A twelve -inch tile pipe sewer frcm Sanford street to Twenty- third street. thence a ten -inch tile pipe sewer north to Twenty-fifth street, and to assess the cost of said sewer against the abutting property. Ald. Frith moved to adopt the reso- lution. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. 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 directed to prepare a plat and specifications for a twelve -inch tile pipe sewer in the alley between Jackson and Washington streets, from Sanford street to Twenty- third street, thence a ten -inch tile pipe sewer north to Twenty-fifth 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 esti- mate 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 officials 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 kinds of material to be used, and an 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 such notice, and after the completion of the publication of such 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. Frith moved to adopt the reso- lution. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy. Corrance, Frith, Jones. Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays --None. 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 Couler avenue from San- ford street to center of Twenty-second street, according to the plans and spec- ifications of said sewer prepared 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 September, 1905, 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 proposals for I 100 Regular Session June 1, 1905. doing such work will be acted upon by the Council on the 15th day of June, 1905, and the City Recorder is hereby ordered 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—Alda. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Alt/. Jones offered the following: Ne it Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, that it is deem- ed. necessary and advisable to improve the alley between Rhomberg and Lin- coln. Avenues from Middle Avenue to Fengler Avenue, and it is hereby pro- posed to grade and macadamize said alley and to assess the cost of said ma- cadamizing against the abutting prop- erty. Ald. Jones moved to adopt the Reso- lution. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nuys—None. Ald. Jones also offered the following: Pe 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 location, nature, and extent of the pro- posed improvement on the alley be- tween Rhomberg and Lincoln Avenues from Middle Avenue to Fengler Avenue 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 abut- ting 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 esti- mate 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 esti- mate are on file, the location and na- ture of the improvement, kind of ma- terial to be used, and an estimate of its cost,. and the time before which objec- tions 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, no- tify. the council thereof in writing with a printed copy of such notice accom- panying the same. Ald. Jones moved to adopt the Reso- lution. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham 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, oe, within 20 days of this notice, construct- ed and laid in conformity with the ordinance in relation to sidewalks, on the West side of Locust street, between Second street and Third street, abut- ting S. 1-2 of City Lot 115, owned by Alphons Matthews, at the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the fol- lowing vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Aid. Needham 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 20 days of this notice, construct ed and laid in conformity with the ordinance in relation to sidewalks, on the North side of Fenelon Place, be- tween Summit street and Burch street, abutting lot 15. Fortune's Sub., owned by Henry Wunderlich Est., at the ex- pense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Ald. Frith offered the following: Resolved by the C':ty Council of the City of Dubuque, That a Sidewalk five feet wide, of good brick or cement, be, within 20 days of this notice, construct- ed and laid in conformity with the ordinance in relation to sidewalks, on the North side of Lincoln avenue, be- tween White street and Jnekson etreet. abutting N. 37 ft. of S. 46 ft. of W. 1/a of Lot 41, L. H. Langworthy's Add., owned by Frank Drasda, at the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the fol- lowing vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons. Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Ald. Frith also offered the following: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That a Sidewalk five feet wide, of good brick or cement, be, within 20 days of this notice, construct- ed and laid in conformity with the or- dinance in relation to sidewalks; on the South side of Lincoln Avenue, be- tween White street and Jackson street, abutting N. 28 ft. of W. 1/2 of Lot 42. L. H. Langworthy's Add., owned by Elizabeth Drasda, at the expense of abutting property. Adopted b ythe fol- lowing vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Alderman Frith also offered the fql- lowing: Resolved by the City Council of the City. of Dubuque, That a. sidewalk five feet wide, of good brick or cement, be. Regular Session June 1, 1905. 101 w', ithin 20 days of this notice, construct- ed and laid in conformity with the or- dinance in relation to sidewalks on the south side of Lincoln Avenue, between White Street and Jackson Street, abut- ting Sub. B z of Lots 42 and 43 of Lot 1, L. H. Langworthy's Add., owned by Margaret Loui Est., at the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. • Alderman Frith also offered the fol- lowing: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque. That a sidewalk six feet wide, of good cement, be, within 20 days of this notice, constructed and laid in conformity with the ordinance in relation to sidewalks, on the east side of Jackson Street, between Twen- ty-fourth Street and Twenty-fifth Street. abutting lot 153, Glendale Add., owned by R. and Edw. Langworthy Est., at the expense of abutting prop- erty. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy. Corrance, Frith. Jones, Lyons. Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Alderman Frith also offered the fol- lowing: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That a sidewalk six feet wide. of good content, be within 20 days of this notice. constructed and laid in conformity with the ordinance in relation to sidewalks, on the east side of Jackson Street. between Twen- ty-fourth Street and Twenty-fifth Street, abutting lot 154 N .'.. Glendale Acid., owned by Edward Langworthy Est., at the expense of abutting prop- erty. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons. Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Alderman Stumpf offered the fol- lowing: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That a sidewalk seven feet wide, of good brick or cement, be, within 20 days of this no- tice, constructed and laid in confor- mity with the c.rdinanc•e in relation to sidewalks on the west side of White Street, between Ninth Street and Tenth street, abutting lot City, owned by John Wunderlich. ;it the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones. Lyons. Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Alderman Stumpf also offered the fol- lowing: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That a sidewalk seven feet wide. of good two-inch plank, brick or cement, be, within 20 days of this notice, constructed and laid in conformity with the ordinance in re- lation to sidewalks, on the west side of White Street, between Ninth Street and Tenth Street, abutting N of City Lot 332, owned by Louis Trexler, at the ex- pense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons. Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Alderman Stumpf 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, he, within 20 days of this notice, construct- ed and laid in conformity with the or- dinance in relation to sidewalks, on the west side of Washington Street, be- tween Thirteenth Street and Four- teenth Street, abutting lots 67 and 6S, East Dubuque Add., owned by B. S. McElheny, at the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Tones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Ald. Stumpf also offered the follow- ing: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque: That a Sidewalk five feet,wide, of good brick or cement, he, within 10 days of this notice, con- structed and laid in conformity with the ordin:uxe in relation to sidewalks, on the South side of Seventeenth street, between _Maple street and ('lar street, abutting Sub. ii I. East Ipile on.. Add., Lot 1, owned by Ruben Lewis, at the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons. N,eilh:nn and Stumpf. Na vs --None. \ld. Stuntpf also offered the follow- ing: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque: That a Sidewalk five feet wide, o1' goorl hrieh ut eeutettt, be, within _a days of this notice, con- structed and laid in eo:tfnrtrity with the ordinate e in telatinu to s;dewalks, on the AWest side of Elm street. between Seventeenth street and Eighteenth street. abutting N. 1/2 of Lot 158, East Dubuque Add., owned by Moses Stein, at the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: .`,yes—Alds. ('I;utcy, Corrcuclee, Frith, Jones. Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Mil. Jones rt,tvecl that thy• Engineer he instructed to give Mr. Andrew Hoer- ner the grade of the Alley back of his New Store 1:uilding on Windsor Ave- nue. Carried. 102 Regular Session June 1, 1905. Ald. Frith reported that there were some bad places in Glen Oak avenue, also that some of the curbstone had sunk down, and moved that the mat- ter of putting them back to grade be referred to the Committee on Streets and City Engineer. Carried. Ald. Clancy moved that the Engineer be instructed to proceed with the work of grading Bluff Street Extension. Car- ried. Ald. Jones moved to adjourn until June 15th, 1905. Carried. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. Attest: ..Recorder Approved. :...... ' ...' ... ..Mayor i Regular Session June 15, 1905. 103 CITY COUNCIL. Regular Session June 15th, 1905. (Official.) Council met at 8:30 P. M. Mayor Berg in the chair. Present—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons and Needham. Absent—Ald. Stumpf. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICA- TIONS. Petition of Chas. McEvoy asking that a grade be established on the alley abutting Dodge street from Malady street to Grandview Avenue. On motion referred to City Engineer. Petition of N. Mettel, Jr., asking for the established grade of Pierce street abutting his lot. On motion referred to City Engineer to see whether or not there was an es- tablished grade on said street and re- port to the Council. Petition of G. E. Davis, adm. of Wm. M. Davis Estate, protesting against paying the special assessment for the construction of a sanitary sewer in West Locust street. On motion referred to City Engineer and report at next Council meeting. Communication of Kenline & Roedell asking that a warrant be ordered drawn amounting to $34.55 to pay the judgment against the City in case of Citizens' State Bank vs. Robert and Mary Jess and the City of Dubuque. On motion referred to City Attorney and Committee on Claims. Petition of Christ Braun asking that the sidewalk abutting his property, corner Seventh and Lincoln Avenues, be ordered graded, was on motion re- ferred to the Committee on Streets and City Engineer and they to view the grounds. Petition of Mrs. E. O'Halloran ask- ing for the cancellation of her taxes for the year 1904 as levied against lots 14, 15, 172 and 173, Finley's Add., was on motion referred to the Delinquent Tax committee. Petition of Chris. A. Voelker, asking Council to accept in cash one-half of the special assessment without interest for improving Leibnitz street, as levied against lots 113 to 117 inc., in Me- chanic's Add. On motion referred to Board of Equal- ization, City Assessor and City Attor- ney. Petition of F. Murphy, P. Zillig and Jos. Tschudi, lieutenants in the Fire Department, asking that their salary be increased $5.00 per month. On motion referred to the Committee of the Whole. Petition of A. C. Buettell and two hundred and thirty-five (235) other sign- ers, all property owners and residents residing on West Locust street and ad- joining streets, asking that the City Council take such steps urging the Un- ion Electric Co., to give them an up- to-date car service on said West Locust street and vicinity. On motion referred to Committee of the Whole and interested parties noti- fied of said meeting. Communication of Jacob Rich, pres- ident of the Carnegie -Stout Free Public Library, informing the Council that Hon. Andrew Carnegie has kindly con- sented to increase his gifts to the City of Dubuque for library purposes in a sum not exceeding Eleven Thousand Five Hundred Dollars. On motion the communication was received and filed and the Recorder instructed to extend thanks to Hon. A. Carnegie for his donation. REPORTS OF OFFICERS. City Engineer Boyce reported as fol- lows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: I herewith submit my payroll for labor on streets in the dif- ferent road districts during the first half of June, 1905: Amount due laborers on streets..$410.70 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 June, 1905: Amount due laborers on Sewers..$1.73.00 Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Sewers. Also submit my pay roll for labor on Bluff Street Extension during first half of June, 1905: Amount due laborers on Bluff Street Extension $161.40 Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Streets. Also submit my pay roll for labor on Special Sewers during the first half of June, 1905: Amount due Laborers $59.50 Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Streets. On motion the pay roll on Streets, Sewers and Bluff Street Extension were received and warrants ordered drawn le, 104 Regular Session June 15, 1905. to pay the various amounts, and the pay rolls referred back to the proper committees. Jno. W. Lawlor, Committee Clerk, reported as follows: Dubuque, Ia., June 15, 1905. To the Honorable Mayor and City Council of the City of Dubuque: Gentlemen:—I herewith submit a statement of the amount expended for labor on streets in the different wards and for sprinkling in the different road districts during the month of May, 1905: First ward $584.70 Second ward 560.10 Third ward 382.85 Fourth ward 382.05 Fifth ward 636.05 Miscellaneous 596.70 Sprinkling— First district Second district Third district $130.40 244.25 107.00 Total $3,624.10 Respectfully submitted, JOHN W. LAWLOR, Committee Clerk. Approved: E. E. FRITH, Chairman on Streets. City Engineer Boyce reported as fol- lows: Gentlemen: According to instructions from your honorable body I herewith submit profile of Bluff Street from Fourth to Eighth Streets, showing the grade established on the street, also the proposed grade on the West and East sides of the street. Some improvements have been made on street according to established grade Respectfully submitted. JAS. H. BOYCE, City Engineer. On motion the profile was referred to the two Aldermen -at -Large and Alder- men of the First and Second wards and City Engineer. Mayor Berg reported as follows: The Honorable City Council: Gentlemen: I herewith return you receipt and release in full of Ernest Mueller for $100.00 for his claim against the city in falling on a sidewalk on or about April 25th, 1905. Warrants for the above amount having been drawn in my favor at the last meeting of the council. C. H. BERG, Mayor. Ald. Corrance moved that the action of the mayor be approved, and the re- port and receipt be received and flied. 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 alley between Jackson and Washington Streets from Sanford to center of Twenty-fifth Street. No remonstrance being filed, the Mayor asked if anyone present had any objection to the construction of said sanitary sewer. No objection being stated, the notice on motion, was re- ceived and filed. City Recorder Arendt also presented and read the printed Notice, certified to by the publisher, of the Council's intention to improve the Alley between Rhomberg and Lincoln Avenues from Middle to Fengler Avenues. No remonstrance being filed, the Mayor asked if anyone present had any objection to the improvement of said alley. No objection being stated, the notice, on motion, was received and filed. The announcement of Mayor Berg re- appointing for a term of six years Hon. Jacob Rich, Hon, O. P. Shiras and Mrs. John S. Lewis as Trustees of the Carnegie -Stout Free Public Library was on motion of Ald. Clancy approved and confirmed. The Mayor stated that the filling taken out of the Ice Harbor ought to be placed on First Street Extension, south side of Ice Harbor. On motion the matter was referred to a special committee consisting of the Mayor, City Engineer and Aid. Clancy. The had condition of the Third Street storm water sewer was on motion re- ferred to the Sewer Committee and City Engineer. The following bid was ordered opened: Sanitary Sewer in Couler Avenue from Sanford Street to Twenty-second Street. Brown & Brown, 8 -inch tile pipe at 60c per lin. ft.; manholes, each, $27.50. Street, Steuck & Linehan, 8 -inch tile pipe at 5Sc per lin. ft.; manholes, each, $27.00. Street, Steuck & Linehan being the lowest bidders were awarded the con- tract and their bond fixed at $100.00. REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT- TEES. Ald. Lyons, chairman of the Ordi- nance Committee, presented and read an ordinance establishing the grade of Queen Street Extension to Burden Avenue. The Ordinance having had its first reading at the previous meeting of the Council, Ald. Lyons moved that the reading just had be considered its sec- ond reading. Carried. Ald. Lyons then moved that the Ordi- nance be now adopted as read. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons and Needham. Absent—Aid. Stumpf. The Ordinance follows: Regular Session June 16, 1905. 100 AN ORDINANCE. AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE GRADE OF QUEEN STREET EXTENSION TO BURDEN AVE- NUE. Be it Ordained by the City Council of the City of Dubuque: Section 1. That the grade of Queen Street Extension to Burden Avenue be established and described as follows: Beginning at the North end of the pres- ent improvement of Queen Street, which is Station 0.0, Elevation 103.1, thence northerly and northeasterly to Station 1-1-80, center of alley, North Curb 98.0, South Curb 97.0, thence to Station 2-1-98, intersection of South Curb of Burden Avenue, Elevation 99.0. Section 2. This ordinance to be in force and take effect from and after its passage by the City Council and its publication one time in the Dubuque Globe -Journal newspaper. Adopted 1905. Approved Mayor. Attest: City Recorder. Ald. Lyons also presented and read an ordinance establishing the grade of the alley between Windsor Avenue and Queen Street, from north line of Met- tle's Subdivision to Clinton Street. The Ordinance having had its first reading at the previous meeting of the Council, Ald. Lyons moved that the reading just had be considered its sec- ond reading. Carried. Ald. Lyons then moved that the Ordi- nance be now adopted as read. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Alds. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons and Needham. Absent—Ald. Stumpf. The Ordinance follows: AN ORDINANCE. AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE GRADE OF THE ALLEY BE- TWEEN WINDSOR AVENUE AND QUEEN STREET, FROM NORTH LINE OF METTLE'S SUBDIVISION TO CLINTON STREET. Be it Ordained by the City Council of the City of Dubuque: Section 1. That the grade of the al- ley between Windsor Avenue and Queen Street, from the north line of Mettle's Subdivision to Clinton Street be established and described as follows: Beginning at the south line of Queen Street Extension in the center of the alley which is Station 0.0, Elevation 97.0, thence southerly on a curve grade to Station -1-35, Elevation 95.0, thence to Station 2-1-66, north curb line of Clin- ton Street, Elevation 88.5. Section 2. This Ordinance to be in force and take effect from and after its passage by the City Council and its publication one time in the Dubuque Globe -Journal newspaper. Adopted 1905. Approved . •:'Mayci. Attest: City Recoptler. Ald. Frith, chairman oi the Commit- tee on Streets, reported as follows: Your Committee on Streets would re- spectfully report that we have exam- ined the storm water sewer in Booth Street, Brown 8c• Brown, contractors, and would recommend that said sewer be accepted. E. E. FRITH, Chairman. H. CORRANCE, JOS. NEEDHAM, MATT CLANCY. Also your Committee on Streets, to whom was referred the petition of C. B. Trewin, et al, asking that a grade be established on Dillon Street, and al- so that said street be graded, curbed, guttered and macadamized, would rec- ommend that the prayer of the petition- ers be granted, and that the City En- gineer he instructed to submit a profile showing a proposed grade on said street. E. E. FRITH, Chairman. Ald. Frith moved to adopt the re- ports of the Street Committee. Car- ried. Ald. Frith moved that the Purchasing Committee be instructed to purchase a car load of Purington Paving Brick. Carried. Ald. Corrance of the Market Com- mittee offered the following, which was adopted: Be it Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That the matter of purchasing a new scales for the First Ward be referred to the Commit- tee on Markets with power. Ald. Needham, chairman of the Sprinkling Committee, stated that the committee had purchased for the sprinkling wagons 50 feet of hose at 75c per foot. Ald. Clancy, chairman of the Com- mittee on Fire, reported as follows: Your committee on Fire, to whom was referred the communication of the Chief of the Fire Department relative to the purchase of horses for his de- partment, would respectfully report that the same had been examined by the City Veterinarian, we purchased two horses for the sum of $450.00 and instructed the City Treasurer to ad- vance said amount to the parties from whom said horses were purchased and that a warrant be ordered drawn for $450.00 in favor of the City Treasurer. MATT. CLANCY, Chairman. Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. 106 , Regular Session June 15, 1905. Ald. Clancy, chairman of the Com- mittee of the Whole, reported as fol- lows: Your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of the Art Division of the Dubuque Woman's Club, asking that Eleventh Street, from the retaining wall to Bluff street, be cleaned, graded and that earth suitable for the growing of turf, vines, etc., be hauled thereon, and that a new storm water sewer be built on the north side of said street, would recommend that the prayer of the petitioners be granted . and that the City Engineer be instruct- ed to proceed with the improvement. MATT. CLANCY, Chairman. Also, your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the maps, plans, specifications, etc., showing the pro- posed location and construction of the underground and aerial lines of the Iowa Telephone Company, would rec- ommend that said maps, plans and specifications be approved; the city re- serving the right, however, to deter- mine the exact location for poles and other obstructions necessarily used in the construction of said lines. MATT. CLANCY, Chairman. Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the re- ports 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, That a sanitary sewer of twelve -inch tile pipe be con- structed in the alley between Jackson and Washington streets from Sanford to Twenty-third streets, thence a sewer of ten -inch tile pipe north to Twenty- 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 resolved, that said sewer shall be completed on or before the 15th day of September, 1905, and shall be paid for at the time and in the man- ner prescribed by Chapter XXXIV. of the Revised Ordinances or 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 6th day of July, 1905, 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 and Needham. Absent—Ald. Stumpf. Ald. Jones offered the following: Be It Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque: That the alley between Rhomberg and Lincoln Ave- nues from Middle to Fengler Avenues, be improved by grading and macadam- izing the same in accordance with the plat and specifications for such im- provement prepared by the City Engi- neer 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, 1905. and shall be paid for in the manner prescribed by Chapter XXXII. of the Revised Ordinances of the City of Dubuque for the payment of the cost of street improvements. That proposals for doing such work will be acted upon by the Council on the 6th day of July, 1905, and the City Recorder is hereby ordered to give ten days' notice, asking for proposals as proposals as provided by ordinance. Adopted by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons and Needham. Absent—Ald. Stumpf. Ald. Corrance offered the following: Be It Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque: That Grace street from west line of lot 4 of Sub. of lot 7 of Ann O'Hare's Addition to East street be improved by grading, curbing, guttering and macadamizing the same in accordance with the plat and spec- ifications for such improvement pre- pared by the City Engineer and now on file in the office of the City Recorder, and be it further resolved that said im- provement shall be completed on or be - and shall be paid for in the manner fore the 15th day of September, 1905, prescribed by Chapter XXXII. of the Revised Ordinances or the City of Dubuque for the payment of the cost of street improvements. The proposals for doing such work will be acted upon by the Council on the 6th day of July, 1905, 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 and Needham. Absent—Ald. Stumpf. Ald. Corrance also offered the follow- ing: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque: That a Sidewalk 4 feet wide, of good brick or cement, be, within 0 days of this notice, con- structed and laid in conformity with the ordinance in relation to sidewalk, an the East side of Foye street, be- tween Foye street and Ellis street, abutting lot 22, East 24 ft., Cox's Add.. ourned by Kate Lundbeck, at the ex- pense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons and Needham. Absent—Ald. Stumpf. Ald. Corrance also offered the follow- ing: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque: That a Sidewalk Regular Session June 15, 1905. 107 5 feet wide of good brick or cement, be, within 20 days of this notice, con- structed and laid in c.cnformity with the ordinance in relation to sidewalks, on the East side of Prairie street, be- tween Arlington street and \Vest Four- teenth street, abutting lot 798 A. Mc - Daniel's Sub., owned by Alois Brink- moeller, at the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons and Needham. Absent—Aid. Stumpf. Ald. Clancy offered the following: Resolved by the City Council of th^ City of Dubuque: That a Sidewalk 4 feet wide, of good cement, be, within 20 days of this notice, con- structed and laid in conformity with the ordinance in relation to sidewalks, on the West side of So. Hill street, be- tween West Third street and Langwor- thy avenue, abutting lot 8, N. 160 ft., Mrs. L. H. Langworthy's Sub., owned by Mary A. Langworthy, at the ex- pense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons and Needham. Absent—Ald. Stumpf. 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 20 days of this notice, con- structed and laid in conformity with the ordinance in relation to sidewalks, on the North side of Cleveland avenue, between Pear street and Apple street, abutting lot 62, E. 1-2, Union Add.. owned by Theresa Sullivan, at the ex- pense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons and Needham. Absent—Aid. Stumpf. Ald. Frith 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 20 days of this notice, con- structed and laid in conformity with the ordinance in relation to sidewalks, on the West side of Rhomberg avenue, between Schiller avenue and Middle avenue, abutting lot 15, So. 32 ft., Mc- Craney's 2nd Add., owned by Rose E. Fengler, at the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote Ayes—Alda. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons and Needham. Absent—Ald. Stumpf. Ald. Frith 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 20 days of this notice; con- structed and laid in conformity with the ordinance in relation to sidewalk: , on the East side of Rhomberg avenue, between Schiller avenue and Middle avenue, abutting lot 19, Wick's Add., owned by Rose E. Fengler, at the ex- pense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrnce, Frith, Jones, Lyons and Needham. Absent—Ald. Stumpf. Ald. Frith 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 20 days of this notice, construct- ed and laid in conformity with the or- dinance in relation to sidewalks, on the East side of Rhomberg avenue, between Windsor avenue and Stafford avenue, abutting lots 18, 19 and So. 2 5-10 ft. of lot 17, Cooke's Add., owned by Geo. Funk Est., 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 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 20 days of this notice, con- structed and laid in conformity with the ordinance in relation to sidewalks, on the West side of Rhomberg avenue, between Schiller avenue and Humboldt avenue, abutting lot 20, Hooper's Add., owned by Geo. Kuntzman Est., at the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith. Jones, Lyons and Needham. Absent—Aid. Stumpf. Ald. Needham offered the following: Resolved, by the city council of the city of Dubuque, That in order to im- prove our police department and give better protection and services to our city, and elevate the standard of our patrolmen who are able and competent and who under the present condition of things are entitled to better compensa- tion for their services, that the salary of $50 per month now paid our patrol- men is not a just compensation for the hardships and dangers that is being per- formed by said policemen; be it further Resolved, That on and after March 1, 1906, that all policemen now receiving $50.00 per month shall receive as a com- pensation the sum of $60 per month. Ald. Needham moved to adopt the Resolution. Ald. Corrance moved a substitute that the Resolution he referred to the Corn- mittee of the Whole. Carried. Ald. Jones moved to adjourn unti: July 6th., 1905. Carried. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. Attest ...0 2 0174 =; .. Recorder ytL Approt ;J ... .." ... 190 ✓.J . Mayo 7 i„, List of Warrants. List of City Warrants City Recorder's Office, Dubuque, Ia., June 1st, 1905. 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 May, 1905: C. H. Berg, salary, Mayor $116 70 H. Brinkman, salary, Treasurer133 35 J. A. McKinlay, salary, Deputy Treasurer 100 00 Jno. Krayer, clerk, Treasurer's office 60 00 Chas. F. Arendt, salary, Recorder 116 70 Wm. A. Kaep, salary, Deputy Recorder 80 00 F. B. Hoffman, salary, Auditor116 70 C. B. Scherr, salary, Assessor 125 00 A. Doerr, Jr., salary, Assistant Assessor 100 00 J. J. Murphy, salary, Assistant Assessor 100 00 J. W. Kintzinger, salary, Attor- ney 150 00 J. C. Longueville, salary, Assis- tant Attorney 75 00 Miss E. B. Rupprecht, stenogra- pher, Legal Dept . . 20 00 Thos. Reilly, salary, Chief of Po- lice 100 00 Jno. Reinfried, salary, Fire Chief 100 00 J. W. Lawlor, salary, Committee Clerk 100 00 Jas. Boyce, salary, City Engineer 166 65 E. Anderson, salary, Assistant Engineer 100 00 G. White, salary, Rodman 50 00 G. N. Raymond, salary, Superin- tendent of Street Sprinkling60 00 E. Herron, clerk in Auditor's and Engineer's office 75 00 Wm. Hipman, salary, Electrician 83 35 F. P. Hayes, salary, Marketmas- ter 50 00 T. Cahill, salary, Park Custodian 40 00 H. Henge, salary, Park Custodian 40 00 T. Faherty, salary, Park Custo- dian 10 00 Dr. B. F. Michel, salary, Health Officer 50 00 F. Flynn, salary, Sanitary Patrol- man 60 00 C. Baumann, salary, Poundmas- ter 40 00 Mrs. H. Koenig, salary, Janitress 20 00 I. Conigisky, salary, Sidewalk In- spector 50 00 M. Clancy, salary, Alderman 25 00 H. Corrance, salary, Alderman25 00 E. Frith, salary, Alderman 25 00 Mr. Jones, salary, Alderman 25 00 M. E. Lyons, salary, Alderman.....25 00 Jos. Needham, salary, Alderman 25 00 Jno. Stumpf, salary, Alderman25 00 M. Eitel, fireman 70 00 J. Essman, fireman 75 00 A. Duccini, fireman 60 00 J. Flynn, fireman 65 00 J. Roskin, fireman 60 00 A. Heer, fireman 60 00 J. Tschirgi, fireman 60 00 J. Schonberger, fireman 60 00 J. Daley, fireman 70 00 J. Barnes, fireman 75 00 T. Ryder, fireman 60 00 G. Beyer, fireman 65 00 W. Ducey, fireman 60 00 F. Murphy. fireman 60 00 W. McClain, fireman 60 00 M. Kelly, fireman 60 00 D. Ahern, fireman 70 00 P. Zillig, fireman 60 00 T. Flynn, fit eman 65 00 M. Sweeney, fireman 60 00 H. Cain, fireman 60 00 J. Benzor, fireman 60 00 J. McGlcughlin, fireman 60 00 A. McDonald, fireman 75 00 J. Murphy, fireman 50 00 P. Furey, fireman 55 00 G. Gherke, fireman 65 00 T. Kennedy, fireman 60 00 F. Baumgartner, fireman 60 00 J. Smith, fireman 60 00 C. Kannolt, fireman 65 00 J. Allen, fireman 60 00 M. Fahey, fireman 60 00 W. McConnell, fireman 60 00 R. Weston, fireman 65 00 F. Kenneally, fireman 60 00 E. McDermott, fireman 60 00 P. Ahern, fireman 60 00 G. Burkel, police 50 00 J. Carter, police 65 00 J. Clune, police 50 00 Jno. Cody, police 51 65 W. Cook, police 60 00 W. Corcoran, police 50 00 J. P. Cummings, police 50 00 J. Fitzpatrick, police 42 00 Jas. Flynn, police 50 00 Jno. Fox, police 50 00 Wm. Frith, police 50 00 T. Ganahl, police 50 00 L. Grassel, police 48 35 B. Gray, police 50 00 Pat Hanlon, police 50 00 M. Kilty, police 50 00 E. Kahn, police 51 65 Jno. Loetscher, police 40 00 P. McCollins, police 50 00 P. McInerney, police 50 00 M. O'Connor, police 60 00 Jno. Murphy, police 50 00 Jno. Raesli, police 65 00 Otto Rath, police 50 00 J. Rooney, police 50 00 Jas. Ryan, police 67 20 M. Ryan, police 51 65 P, Scharff, police 50 00 Al. Scherr, police 60 00 F. Spielman, police 50 00 P. Sutton, police 45 00 M. Stapleton, police 50 00 J. Stoltz, police 50 00 P. Sullivan, police 51 65 J. L. Sullivan, police 32 00 T. Sweeney, police 65 00 L. Ziedman, police 50 00 Miss B. Brennan, matron 30 00 Mrs. K. Hibbe, matron 30 00 Labor on Streets in the different Road Districts for the last half of April, 1905: List of Warrants. 109 J.Alhrecht, 2nd Sam Allen, 3rd Rich. Burns, 1st Ernest Besser, 1st Jos. Bropillette, 1st A. Bolein, 2nd C. Budien, 2nd J. Brachtenbach, 2nd Paul Becker, 3rd D. J. Brightbill, 3rd A. Blessel, 3rd Jos. Brown, 1st, $7.90; 2nd, $10.10; 3rd, $4.50 Peter Carney, 1st James Connolly, 1st W. Coughlan, 1st Mike Cain, 1st R. Caffrey, 1st James Callaghan, 1st John Corbett, 2nd John Dougherty, 1st Mike Donegan, 1st Ed. Desmond, 1st Peter Dax, 2nd. John Egan, 1st John Ess, 2nd J. Eberhardt, 2nd Dan Fox, 1st Mike Farrell, 1st Frank Frick, 2nd Louis Fenner, 2nd John Flynn, 3rd John Farley H. Fleck. 1st Nelscn Frith, 1st Pat Grue, 1st. Barney Glass, 1st Pat Gilloon, 1st Henry Galle, 2nd Jos. Grab, 2nd H. Grode, 2nd Jos. Guenther, 2nd Peter Guenther, 2nd George, Gau, 2nd C. Gantenbein, 2nd C. Gruenzig, 3rd John Hafey, 1st Phil Hense, 2nd James Hind, 3rd Jacob Hanson, cxpense Peter Jacobs, 2nd J. Jehring, 2nd Aug. Jass, 2nd Adam Jaeger, 3rd Tim Kelly, let Nic. Kettenhofen, 2nd John Knees, 2nd John Kinsella Mike Hass, 2nd P. Krocheski, 2nd F. Kaufman, 2nd John Keast, 3rd John Knutts, 3rd C. Kupferschmidt, 2nd John Lowery, 1st Martin Lonergan, Mike Lavin, 1st 1st Thomas Lonergan, 2nd Matt Loes, 2nd Pat Lynch, 2nd F. Lassance, 2nd H. Lembke, 2nd Walter Lynch, 3rd John Mahoney, 1st 9 15 John Mullen, 1st 6 55 8 80 George Moore, 1st 70 1150 Thomas Malloy, 2nd 610 4 05 E. Mueke, 2nd 5 10 9 45 A. Manderscheid, 2nd 4 05 1 35 J. Martinek, 3rd 10 80 8 45 George Martin, 3rd 2 05 7 45 John McNulty, 1st 11 50 13 85 W. McDermott, 1st 5 40 11 55 W. McLean, 1st 1 35 4 75 Pat McMullen, let 6 75 John McGee, 1st 610 22 50 James McCarron, 1st 6 10 13 30 Pat McPoland, 3rd 6 10 13 30 J. McCormack. health 16 20 101a M. O'Meara, 1st 6 10 5 40 W. O'Brien, 1st 20 00 4 75 Chas. O'Neil, 2nd 6 10 20 00 James Pokers, 1st 11 50 6 10 James Purcell, 1st 5 40 11 50 John Parker, 3rd 14 55 6 75 W. Quinlan, 1st 8 10 2 05 Pat Ryan, 1st 10 80 8 80 Phil Reddin, 1st 3 40 7 45 James Ryan, 1st 10 80 8 45 Nic Rohner, 2nd 11 15 5 10 Theodore Ruprecht, 2nd 7 80 11 50 C. Reinfrank, 2nd 7 45 5 4b James Reid, 3rd 8 80 8 45 Jos. Rooney, 1st, $7.90; 2nd, 10 80 $10.10; 3rd, $4.50 22 50 6 10 Nick Sweeney, 1st 10 15 6 00 W. Sheridan, 1st 12 75 75 00 John Spear, 1st 6 15 50 00 John Schroeder, 2nd 7 50 10 15 John Sloan, 2nd 6 10 135 Ernest Schmidt, 2nd 710 4 75 A. W. Scherr, 2nd 7 45 6 10 Frank Scherr, 2nd 20 00 13 20 Sam Sommer, 2nd 7 80 7 80 J. Scheidecker, 2nd 3 40 3 75 Sam Sterling, 3rd 8 80 3 40 James Smith, 3rd 10 80 6 75 Louis Smith, 3rd 9 45 20 00 Jos. Tacke, 2nd 7 80 8 80 R. Turner, 2nd 9 80 11 50 J. Twieg, 2nd 7 45 5 40 John Taschner, 3rd 9 45 13 50 C. Vincent, 2nd 5 40 14 00 John Welsh, 1st (Caledonia)6 75 6 10 Duke, Ward, 1st 4 05 8 45 W. Welsh, 1st 8 10 8 20 Nic. Wampach, 2nd 8 45 4 05 Fred Weber, 3rd 6 75 5 40 John Walsh, 3rd (Rose) 6 10 8 80 W. Wearmouth, 3rd 20 00 4 05 H. Ziemath, 2nd 9 80 8 85 George Zumhoff, 2nd 10 15 9 80 Walter Bradley, 1st .. 3 85 8 80 Becker Bros., 1st, $11.10; 2nd, 3 40 $8.80; 3rd, $14.10 34 00 1 35 Frank Burns, 2nd 1815 7 80 F. Beutin, 2nd 21 05 7 80 John Calvert, 1st 5 95 5 40 josh Calvert, 1st, $19.05; 3rd, $6.05 25 10 3 40 A. Conrad, 2nd 31 75 7 45 James Costello, 3rd 24 85 6 75 T. E. Frith, 2nd 23 40 6 45 J. Gantenbein, 2nd 12 45 1 35 Mike Hannan, 1st 26 80 8 45 John Huffmire, 2nd 16 25 2 70 P. Horch, 2nd 33 45 5 40 J. Kean, 3rd 31 35 12 75 J. Linehan, 1st 28 70 110 List of Warrants. Pat Linehan, 2nd 1915 John Long, 2nd 13 40 James Lcnergan, 2nd 27 65 Martin & Strelau, 1st 1 70 J. McQuillen, 1st 5 95 John McCollins, 1st, $44.30; 2nd, $2.45 46 75 Jeff McGrath, 3rd 18 90 C. McElrath, 1st, $1.35; 2nd, $21.60 22 95 D. O'Meara, 1st 15 30 George Reynolds, 1st 24 85 E. Revelling, 2nd 24 85 Jerry Sullivan, 1st (Valley) 3 85 Ed. Seeley, 1st 17 00 F. Siege, 3rd 11 70 Jerry Sullivan (Vernon), 2nd, $7.70; 3rd, $21.40 2910 M. Zogg, 2nd 11 50 Labor on the Millville Road, part of the Bee Branch Sewer: Matt. Brandt $ 6 15 Anton Bodein 3 75 J. W. Fuller 1 75 P. Fasselius 13 40 James Noonan 48 00 Frank Parker 19 50 Robert Smith 7 00 George Schuster 11 45 P. Ziegler 3 50 John Heim 8 50 Labor on sewers for the last half of April, 1905: P. Casserly 10 40 J. Corcoran 19 20 Tom Hagerty 25 00 J. Jellison 19 20 J. Kiang 19 20 P. Kenneally 19 20 C. Sullivan 19 20 L. Taylor 19 20 L. Zemanek 19 20 J. L. McCabe, transcript of tes- timony, case of Gus Schnee vs. City 94 50 C. H. Berg, mayor, appropria- tion for Memorial Day exer- cises 200 00 C. H. Berg, mayor, settlement of suit of Beatrice Rasquin vs. City 75 00 Geo. Salot, salary as citizen member of Board of Health18 00 C. H. Berg, mayor, money turn- ed over to County Supervisors for taking care of U. S. sea- man at Detention Hospital 25 00 F. P. Hayes, board of prisoners for April 8 60 Key City Gas Co., gas for var- ious Departments 93 00 Niagara Falls Stamping Works, team and dog license tags 24 10 Pitts -Thompson Foundry Co, castings for City Hall 2 00 J. W. Wittmer, drugs and sup- plies for various Departments2 05 Klauer & Kress, chain and cups and hardware for various De- partments 3 25 J. L. McCabe, transcript of tes- timony in case of Schnee, Admx., vs. City of Dubuque94 50 P. Even, coal for First Ward Scales 1 00 C. A. Moyes, repairing shades, City Hall 1 35 J. W. Fiske Iron Works, one drinking fountain for First and Main streets 23 94 Nesler & Hammel, repairing foun- tain at 23rd and Jackson Sts5 85 C. T. Busch, photograph of Lo- cust street between 7th and 8th streets 1 25 Klauer & Kress, new tools for Road and Sewer Depts 4 05 Ellwanger Bros., repairing har- ness for Road Dept 1 50 Jno. Butt, repairs for Road and Sewer Depts 5 15 F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Road and Sewer Depts 3 75 Kassler & Kohn, steel rails for Road Dept 8 00 Austin -Western Co., Ltd., hickory fibre for Sweeper 23 64 G. W. Healey & Son, rope for Sweeper 95 Standard Oil Co., oil for Steam Roller 4 S8 Ragatz & Son, repairs on Steam Roller 10 P9 P. Hanson, oil for Steam Roller.. 30 Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co, hose for Steam Roller 8 50 F. A. Burns, coal for Steam Rol- ler 15 32 Clancy Transfer Co., coal for Steam Roller 5 00 Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co, hose for Street Sprinklers 75 00 Ragatz & Son, repairs on sprink- lers 75 00 F. Schloz & Son, repairs on sprinklers 2 SO Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co, expansion rings for sprinklers 1 75 T. F. Kane, hay and oats for Fire and Police Depts 137 77 Ellwanger Bros., repairing har- ness for Fire and Police Depts. 10 25 Clancy Transfer Co., coal for Fire Dept 32 18 Martin & Strelau Co., coal for Fire Dept.... 14 47 Conlin & Kearns, coal for Fire and Police Depts 11 35 Key City Gas Co., coke for Fire Dept ?4 55 Wunderlich & Wiederholt, horse shoeing for Fire Dept 7 50 Torbert Drug Co., drugs and sup- plies for Fire Dept 24 73 F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Fire Dept 1 50 Jno. Butt, repairs for Fire Dept16 75 Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co, one fireman's coat 3 75 F. H. Burns, shavings at patrol house 6 00 A. Fluetsch, milk for Matron Dept 1 50 Eichhorn & Bechtel, groceries and supplies for Matron Dept. 1 85 J. W. Wittmer, drugs and sup- plies, Police Dept 2 20 List of Warrants. 111 Smith -Morgan Printing Co., weekly proceedings for April.. 10 46 Globe -Journal, official printing for April 57 03 National Demokrat, official print- ing for April 25 00 Union Electric Co., arc lights for April 2 067 35 H. Brinkman, interest paid on warrants outstanding .......... 749 12 H. Brinkman, excavation per- mits redeemed 65 00 H. Brinkman, New York ex- change 5 95 H. Brinkman, express charges80 H. Brinkman, freight charges1 45 H. Brinkman, refunded peddler license 20 00 H. Brinkman, refunded regular tax 13 75 H. Brinkman, express charges, fire 2 10 H. Brinkman, freight charges, road 1 70 $S59 87 Library orders paid 617 85 Labor on Streets in the different Road Districts for the first half of May, 1905: nm Allem, 3rd. 9 80 Lich. Burns, 1st 2 05 Thos. Burke. 1st. . 5 45 Jas. Beakey, 1st . 4 75 John Burns, 1st, $2.70; 2nd, 70c3 40 jos. Brouillette, 1st. 14 35 C. l3uddien, 2nd. 5 40 John Brachtenbach, 2nd. , 12 15 Paul Becker, 3rd. 12 85 D. J. Brightbill, 3rd. 3 40 C. Brightbill. 3rd. 5 10 Jos. Brown, 2nd, $11.70; 3rd, $5.85 17 55 Mike Cain, 1st 5 40 W. Coughlan, 1st 13 50 Jerry Cahill, 1st. 2 05 Peter Carney, 1st. 18 90 James Connolly, 1st. 15 75 11. Caffery, 1st. 15 75 Jas. Callaghan, 1st. 20 00 John Corbett, 2nd. 9 45 H. Cobb, 1st, $0.25; 2nd, $8.80; 3rd, $3.50 John Dougherty, 1st. Mike Donegan, 1st, $4.05; 2nd, 70c Mie Differding, 2nd. Thos. Donahue, 1st Peter Dax, 1st, $2.85; 2nd, $4.70; . 3rd, $1.90 John Egan, 1st, $12.30; 2nd, $1.00 J. Eberhardt, 2nd. John Ess, 2nd. Mike Farrell, 1st. Dan Fox, 1st. Frank Frick, 2nd. Pat. Parch]. 2nd. E. Firzlaff, 1st, $7.00; 2nd, $9.00; 3rd, $4.00 Pat. true, 1st Pete Gregory, 1st Pat. Gillnon, 1st, $11.60; 1.nd, 70c.. Barney Glass, 1st Jos. Gavin, 1st. H. Galle. 2nd. Jos. Grab, 2nd. Geo. Gau, 2nd. 17 55 5 40 4 75 3 40 17 55 9 45 13 30 6 45 7 10 7 45 3 40 11 15 6 10 20 00 4 75 4 75 12 30 5 40 20 00 6 10 11 15 9 80 C. Gtunteubein, 2nd. Clots. 0tuot;z11-:, 3rd. Thus. H:u•kncy, 1st John ii iiey, 1st Geo. Neekliager. .nil, Phil Ilepse, 2nd. Jake Hansen, tett. Junes 1 -lied, 3rd. John Heil, 1st, $7.85; 2nd, $10.15; 3rd $ 1.1t0 22 50 Peter Ji -ohs, 2nd. 2 70 Aug. Joss, 2nd. .. 6 45 John Jehring, 2nd1. 5 10 .Adam Jaeger, hr.i. 2 05 1 i•n kelly. I t. 6 75 4 75 10 15 8 45 7 80 14 20 John Li. st, 311. 9 30 J'. Kraus. 1st, $5.25; 2nd, $8.80; 3rd, $". n 17 55 John Lowery, 1st 5 40 Mike Lavin, 1st, $12.80; 2nd, $1.00 13 30 Matt. Lues. _ud. .................. 7 45 Thos. l.ont•rgan, 2nd. 7 45 Pal Lein h, '2ud. 4 05 Fred Lille. h;ul. 3 45 Labor on streets, first half May, 1905: H. Lembke, 2nd 7 80 Walter Lynch, 3rd 5 10 M. Lenergan, 1st, $5.25; 2nd, $S.80; 3rd, $3.50 17 55 John, Mahoney, 1st 15 00 John Mullen, 1st, $15.00; 2nd, 70c15 70 George Moore, 1st $2.70; 2nd, 70c3 40 James Malloy, 2nd 6 10 A. Manderseheid, 2nd 6 45 Jos. 2lartiot k, 3rd 12 50 Geo. Al:tstin, 3rd 70 Jelin McNulty, 1st 9 45 W. McClain, 1st 4 75 James McCarron, 1st 8 10 Pit McMullen, 1st 8 40 W. McDermott, 1st 4 05 Pat McPoland, 3rd 8 45 James McCormack, health 17 55 Mike O',Meara, 1st 8 80 M'. O'Brien, 1st, foreman 20 00 Chas. O'Neil, 2nd 2 70 James Purcell, 1st 5 40 James Powers, 1st 2 70 John Parker, 3rd 11 15 W, Quinlan, 1st 12 30 Phil Reddin, 1st, $4.05; 2nd, 70c4 75 James Ryan, 1st $3.40; 2nd, 65c4 05 N. Rohner, 2nd 6 45 Chas. Reinfrank, 2nd 1 35 James Reid, 3rd 11 85 Nick Sweeney, 1st 10 SO W. Sheridan, 1st, $18.00; 2nd, $1.50 19 50 A. W. SGherr, 2nd 14 85 John Schroeder, 2nd 12 50 John Sloan, 2nd 6 10 Ernest Schmidt, 2nd 4 05 Labor on Streets, first half of May. 1905: August Soyke, 2nd. :i 40 Chris. Sholl, 2nd. 1 40 !'rank Scheer 20 00 John Schemmel, 2nd. 6 45 Stun Sterling, 3rd. 7 80 James Smith, 3rd. 11 15 20 00 12 85 ii 40 2 05 1 05 1 35 6 75 1.8 00 1':;i Donne itl isi i\_c I'.elll- iii. , :i. .2nd. John I: i,: .t'aulis ' oeslci. 2nd. 112 Official Notices. Louis Smith, 3rd. R. Turner, 2nd. John Tashner, 3rd. Ed. Whelan, lst. W. Welsh, 1st, $14.35; 2nd, $1.00 John Welsh, 1st, $7.10; 2nd, 70c John Ward, 2nd. Nic \Vampac•h. 2nd. •••• Thhn Walsh, 3rd. (Rose) W. \Vcnrrnnuth, 3rd. 11. Zieniath, 2nd. Geo. Zumhof, 2nd. Walter Bradic•y, 1st. 0'. G. Becker. 1st, $1.20; 2nd, $20.29; 3rd, $9.70 Frank Burns, 2nd. 18 15 Josh Calvert. lst, $8.10; 2nd, $1.70; 3rd, $12.75 A. Conrad, 2nd J. Costello, 3rd. T. E. Frith, 2nd. Mike Hannan, 1st, $39.50; 2nd, $3.00 •. 42 50 John IIuffmire, 2nd. 39 60 Jake Iiaudenschield, 2nd. 14 90 Peter Horeb, 2nd. 35 40 John Linehan, lst. 31 45 John Long, 2nd. 18 20 Joseph Landolrl, 2nd. 3 85 J. Lonergan, 2nd. 18 70 John McQuillan, lst. 29 15 Labor on streets, first half May, 1905: J. J. McCcllins, 1st, $92.95; 2nd, $1.85 ... C. McElrath, 1st, $1.00; 2nd, $27.50 A. Palley, 2nd George Reynolds, 1st Ed. Seeley, 1st Ed. Seeley, 1st, $5.85; 2nd, $9.75; 3rd, $3.95 J. Williams, 2nd Jeff McGrath, 3rd M. Zogg, 2nd A. Stotz, 2nd Jerry Sullivan, 2nd, $5.60; 3rd, $23.10 28 70 Labor on Bee Branch on Millville road for the first half of May, 1905: J. W. Fuller 3 15 Peter Fasselius 7 20 John Langan 1 75 James Noonan 44 00 Frank Parker 18 90 Robert Smith 17 15 G. Schuster 17 35 Labor on Sewers for the first half of May, 1905: H. Cosgrove $ 20 00 J. Corcoran 20 80 T. Hagerty, Foreman ... 25 00 F. Hohnecker 20 80 Con Sullivan 20 80 Pat Sage 20 80 L. Taylor 20 80 Jos. Tacke 20 80 C. H. Berg, settlement of suit of Bauer vs. City 550 00 Dubuque Enterprise Co., printing brief in suit of Citizens' State Bank vs. City of Dubuque, Robert and Mary Jess 6 00 I hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct list of all warrants issued by me during the month of May, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. 3 75 5 75 2 40 4 75 15 35 7 80 1 40 8 45 4 40 20 00 9 80 19 50 5 05 37 10 22 55 28 90 42 60 4 25 94 80 28 50 3 85 24 65 13 20 19 55 7 65 13 40 22 10 30 60 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE. To All Who Are Named Below: You are hereby notified that in ac- cordance with an ordinance of the City of Dubuque for repairing sidewalks during the month of May, 1905, 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 im- provement owned by you, being sub- ject to such special assessment. Anrl you are notified to appear at said meeting of the Council to be held on the 6th day of July, A. D., 1905, and show cause, if any you have, why said assessment should not be levied: Owner. Description. May 1—A. A. Cooper, City W. 74 ft., lot 84, 13 ft. lumber, 40e, 1-2 hour labor, 25c $ 65 May 1—Mary A. Langworthy, Mrs. L. H. Langworthy's Add., N. 160 ft., lot 8, 21 ft. lumber, 65c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 90 May 1—M. D. Goux, Cook's Add, S. 1-2 lot 61, 8 ft. lumber, 25c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 50 May 3—Leathers & Trewin, Mor- gan's Sub., lot 4, 16 ft. lumber, 50c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 75 May 3—Minnie and M. A. Kemler, A. McDaniels' Sub., N. 86 ft. E. 1-2 lot 783, 23 ft. lumber, 70c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 95 May 5—Geo. Kampman, Wood - lawn Park, lot 99, 10 ft. lumber, 30c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 55 May 5--C. H. Bradley, Cox's Add, E. 1-2, lots 50-51, 28 ft. lumber, 85c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 1 10 May 5—Mich. Lentz, Sub. 92, Cox's Add., lot 1, 69 ft. lumber, $2.05; 1-2 hours labor, 25c 2 30 May 5—J. J. Lundbeck, Mechan- ics' Add., S. 100 ft., lot 109, 11 ft. lumber, 35c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c . May 5—Anna Kelly, Cox's Add., lot 99, 18 ft. lumber, 55c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c May 5—Val Keppler, Cox's Add, lot 80, 16 ft. lumber, 50c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c May 6—Eliz. Procter, Procter's Sub., lot 1, 2 ft. lumber, 5c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c May 6-0. D. Scott, G. W. Rod- gers, Sub., 12-13, 29 ft. lumber, 85c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c May 6—E. M. Kringle, Sub. 7, Min. Lot 79, lot 6, 8 ft. lumber, 25c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c May 6—Marg. Linehan, Sub. 2, Min. Lot 78, lot 2, 20 ft. lumber, 60c; 1-2 hours labor, 25c May 7—Jno. J. McLaughlin, Mob- ley's Dubuque, lots 2-3, 29 ft. lumber, 85c; 1-2 hours labor, 25c May 7—Mrs. B. Keogh, Sub. 32, Wilson's Sub., lot 2, 12 ft. lum- ber, 35c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c May 7—Geo. Salot, Sub. 39, Kelly's Sub., lot 1, 26 ft. lumber, 80c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c May 7—John Harris Est., Sub. 9, Collins Sub., lot 2, 5 ft. lumber, 15c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 40 May 7—Wm. Reche Est., Reche's Sub., lot 17, 40 ft. lumber, $1.20; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 145 May 9—German Trust & Savings Bank, Sub City 673, lot 5, 114 ft. lumber, $3.40; 1 hour labor, 50c 3 90 60 80 75 30 1 10 50 85 1 10 60 1 05 Official Notices. 113 May 4 -John Jennings, Dorgan's Sub., lot 10, 2S ft. lumber, 85c; 1-2 hour labor 1 10 May 12-T. B. Cain, Hethering- ton's Sub., lot 4, 23 ft. lumber, 70c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 95 May 13-E. A. & G. A. Burden, Burden -Lowther Add., lots 4-5, 67 ft. lumber, $2.00; 1 1-2 hours' labor, 75c 2 75 May 13-Lawther & Rider. Bur- den-Lawthcr Add., lots 7 to 19, 206 ft. lumber, $6.20; 3 hours' la- bor, $1.50 7 70 May 14 -Key City Gas Co., City lot 584, 4 ft. lumber, 1Cc; 1-2 hour labor, 21e 35 May 14 -Wm. Jenkins Est., Sub. 22 and 23, Kelley's Sub., lot 1, 11 ft. 35c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c60 May 14-M. F. t'ollins Est., Hed- ley's Sub., lot 7, s ft. lumber, 25c; 1-2 hour labor. 25e 50 May 14 -Mary and Ellen Ryan, Hedley's Sub., lot 6, 20 ft. lum- ber, 6Cc; 1-2 hour labor, 25c85 May 14 -Sarah Thomas, Wilson's Sub., lot 3. 5 ft. lmber, 15c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 40 May S -Ellen J. Martin, City lot 349, 8 ft. lumber, 27c: 1-2 hour labor, 25c 50 May 15 -Julia D. Rhomberg, Sub. 1 and 2 of Min. Lot 62 and pt. Min. Lot 149, lot la, 2 ft. lum- ber, 5c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 30 May 15 -John Byrne, Bonson & Stewart's Sub., lot 24, 5 ft. lum- ber, 15c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 40 May 16 -Peter Eisbach, Bonson & Stewart's Sub., lot 26, 24 ft. lum- ber, 75c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 1 00 May 16 -Wm. McClain, Hoskins' Sub., lot 5, 18 ft. lumber, 55c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 80 May 16 -Isabella Cain, Hoskins' Sub., lot 3, 18 ft. lumber, 55c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 80 May 16-J. C. Fitzpatrick, Union Add., lot 151, 8 ft. lumber, 25c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 50 May 16-Emelia Guderian Est, High St. Sub., lot 11, 13 ft. lum- ber, 40c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 65 May 17 -Jas. Levi, Davis Farm Add., lot 238, 46 ft. lumber, $1.40; 1 hour labor, 50c 1 90 May 17 -Bernard Glass, Davis Farm Add. S. 1-2 lot 280, 70 ft. lumber, $2.10; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 2 35 May 17 -John Olinger, Boulevard Add., lots 1 to 23, 65 ft. lumber, $1.95; 3-4 hour labor, 40c 2 35 May 10-Kunnigunda Foerst, City S. 1-2 N. M. 1-5, lot 469, 24 ft. lumber, 75c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c1 00 May 18-R. and Edw. Langworthy Est., Glandale Add., lot 247, 12 ft. lumber, 35c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 60 May 18 -Rose E. Fengler, Wicks Add., lot 19, 26 ft. lumber, 80c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 1 05 May 19-Nic Closs, Sr., East Du- buque Add, lot 261, 18 ft. lumber, 55c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 80 May 19 -Martha Ginn, L. H. Lang - worthy's Add., lot 24a, 8 ft. lum- ber, 25c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 50 May 19 -Susan E. Chadwick, Lev - ens' Add., lot 28, 18 ft. lumber, 55c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 80 May 20-E. L. Clark, L. H. Lang - worthy's Sub., lots 22-23, 16 ft. lumber, 50c; 1-2 labor, 25c 75 May 20-A. F. and B. D. Heeb, Marsh's Add., lots 22-23, 27 ft. lumber, 80c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c1 05 May 21 -Peter Dawson, Union Add., lot 79, 10 ft. lumber, 30c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 55 May 21 -Henry Kiene, Columbia Add., lots 1 to 33, 154 ft. lumber, $4.60: 1 hour labor, 50c 5 10 May 23 -Mary A. Parker, Sub. 22 and 23, Kelly's Sub., lot 4, 10 ft. lumber, 30c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c55 May 24-Buol & Loetscher, Loet- scher & Trieb's Sub., lots 7 to 12, 43 ft. lumber, $1.30; 1-2 hour la- bor, 25c 1 55 May 25 -It. mul E. Langworthy Est., Glendale Add., lot 153, 11 ft. lumber, 35c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c60 May 25 -Jas. Baxter, Sub. 1, Min. tot 1% :, 1,0 I, .,.t ft. lumber, $1.00; 1-" liner Inter, 2: 1 25 May 27,- 1. F.. Girard, Hodge's Sub„ I u= 1, 4, 5, 71 ft. lumber, $1.55; 1-2 hour labor, 25e 50 May 25-\V. H. Thrift, Reche's Sub„ lot 5, S ft lumber, 25c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 50 May 25 -Arthur A. Children, Sub. 17, Min. Lot 79, lot 1, 7 ft. lum- ber, 20c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 45 May 25 -Susan Heil, Glendale Add., S. 1-2, lot 152, 16 ft. lum- ber, 50c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 75 May 26 -Julia Hooper, Prospect Hill Add., lot 30, 34 ft. lumber, $1.00; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 1 25 May 1S -Jac. Ginter, McCraney's 1st Add., lot 75, 101 ft. lumber, $3.00; 3-4 hour labor, 40c 3 40 May 18 -Catholic University of Washington et al., A. McDaniels' Sub., lot 821, 12 ft. lumber, 35c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 60 May 22 -Minnie and M. A. Kem- ler, Union Add., lot 98, 13 ft. lumber, 40c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c65 May 20 -Mary A. Langworthy, Mrs. L. H. Langworthy's Add., N. 160 ft. lot 8, 11 ft. lumber, 35c; 2 hours labor, $1.00 1 35 May 28 -German Trust & Savings Bank, Sub. 809, A. McDaniels' Sub., lot 1, 16 ft. lumber, 50c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c.. 75 May 28 -Jas. Levi, Davis Farm Add., lot 238, 4 ft. lumber, 10c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 35 May 30 -John Morgan, E. Lang - worthy's Add., N. 35 ft. lot 45, 7 ft. lumber, 20c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 45 May 31-R. and Edw. Langworthy Est., Glandale Add., lot 214, 25 ft. lumber, 75c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 1 00 May 31 -Mrs. J. P. Buehler, Sub. 1 of Min. Lot 314, lot 3, 52 ft. lumber, $1.55; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 1 80 May 23 -Thos. Kavanaugh Est., Sub. 18, 19 and 20, Kelly's Sub., lot 4, 5 ft. lumber, 15c; 1-2 hour labor 25c 40 Total .... ........................$80 60 C. F. ARENDT, 6-26-3t City Recorder. 114 Official Notices. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Scaled proposals will be received at the office of the City Recorder until 7:30 o'clock p. m. Thursday, 1905, for the improvement of Grace Street, from the west line of Lot 4, of Sub. 7, Ann O'Hare's Sub., to East Street, in accordance with plans and spccilications now on file in the office of the city Recorder. It is estimated by the City Engineer that it will require new curbstone set 1S S77.2 Mien I feel, guttering 835.3 square rvis, nrccadamizing, 2352.5 square yards, cutting 3960 cubic yards. The work to be completed on or be- fore the 15th day of September, and shall lie paid for when said work is completed and accepted by the City Council. The proposals for doing the work will be acted upon by the City Council the 6th day of July, 1905. Bidders must state price per lineal font for nc wV curbing set, and the price per semi: re yard for guttering and ma- cadamizing. Each bid must be accom- panied by a certified check of $50.00 on some Dubuque bank as a guarantee that a contract will he entered into if awarder]. The City Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Dated Dubuque, June 26th, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, 6-25-3t City Recorder. N 'l'ICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT. Notice is hereby given to all con- cerirtvl that a special assessment will be levied to pay for the construction of a ]0 -inch 'file Pipe Sanitary Sewer in Eleventh street from alley west of Elm street to center of Cedar street, Street, Steuek & Linehan, contractors. Amount of special assessment, $749.24, against the abutting property upon and along said sewer, as provided by law, ;it .c session of the City Council to be held July 6th, 1905. And that there is a plat and schedule on tile in the office of the City Recorder of said City of Dubuque, showing the .streets, or a part thereof, in which said sewer has been constructed, and the separate lots and parcels of ground and specified portions thereof subject to as- sessment of such improvement, the names of the owners as far as prac- ticable, 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 object- ing 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 ses- sion of the City Council to be held July Gth, 1905, 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 26th, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, 6-26-3t 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 6th, 1905, for the construction of a 10 and 12 -inch tile pipe sanitary sewer in al- ley between Jackson and Washington Streets, from Sanford to Twenty Fifth Streets, in accordance with plans and specifications prepared by the City En- gineer and now on file in the office of the City Recorder. It is estimated by the City Engineer that it will require 1343 lineal feet of 10 -inch and 1562 lineal feet of 12 -inch Tile Pipe and 15 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 Septem- ber, 1905. Bidders must state price per lineal foot for Tile Pipe, and each manhole. All bids must be accompanied by a certified cheek for $50.00 on some Du- buque 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, Juue 26th, 1905. C. F. MtENI)T, 6-26-3t City Recorder. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposals will he received at the office of the City Recorder until 7:30 o'clock P. M. Thursday, July 6th, 1905, for improving the alley between Rhomberg and Lincoln Avenues from Middle to Fengler Avenues, in accord- ance with plans and specifications now on file in the office of the City Recorder. It is estimated by the City Engineer that it will require 675 square yards of macadam, grading, 35 cubic yards of 111in . The work to be completed on or be- fore the first day of September, 1905, and shall be Raid for when said work is completed and accepted by the City Council. The proposals for doing said work will be acted upon by the City Council the 6th day of July, 1905. Bidders must state the price per square yard for macadamizing. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check for $50.00 on some Du- buque bank as a guarantee that a con- tract will be entered into if awarded. The City Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Dated Dubuque, June 26th, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, 6-26-3t City Recorder, NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT. Notice is hereby given to all con- cerned that a special assessment will be levied to pay for the construction of an 8 -inch Tile Pipe Sanitary Sewer in Caledonia Place from center of West Eighth street to manhole in Hill street. Street, Steuck & Linehan, contractors. Amount of assessment $620.00 against the abutting property upon and along said sewer, as provided by law, at a session of the City Council, to be held July 6th, 1905. And that there is a plat and schedule on file in the office of the City Recor- der of said City of Dubuque, showing the street, or a part thereof, in which said sewer has been constructed, and the separate lots and parcels of ground and specified portions thereof subject to assessment of such improvement, the names of the owners as far as practi- cable, and the amount to be assessed against each lot or parcel of ground, which plat and schedule is subject to public inspection. Official Notices. . 115 And that any and all persons object- ing to said special assessment of said plat must file his or their objection in \vriting with the City Recorder of said City of Dubuque on or before said ses- sion of the City Council to be held July 6th, 1905, or to appear at said ses- sion of the Council to show cause, if any you have, why said assessment should not be levied. Dated Dubuque, Iowa, June 26th, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, 6-26 3t City Recorder. NOTICE. OF THE CITV COUNCIL'S INTEN- TION TO C(>Na'I'RUCT A SANI- TARY SEWS: 1N ALLEY BE- TWEEN JAC:, )N ANi) \VASH- INt1'I'tlN STI -LEETS Fi;t)S1 SAN- Ft1i;1) S'l'71EE'I' '1t1 CENTER OF T \Vl.'N'I Y-FIF'1'11 STREET. To All Whom it May Concern: You and each of you t:'e hereby no- tified that it is the intention of the City Council of the City of Dubuque to construct a 10 and 12 inch Tile Pipe Sanitary Sewer in alley let ween Jack- son and Witshin;ton .U•rcts .Hent ford to center of 1'wc•nty-fifth street. That a Plat and Speciticati,ms 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 1,562 lineal feet of 12 -inch and 1,343 lineal feet of 10 -inch tile pipe with 15 manholes, and will cost the abutting property owners $2,459.83 'n total. Any persons having objection to the construction or. said sanitary sewer are hereby notified to appear before the City Council at its regular session June 15th, 1905, or to file in writing with the City Recorder their objections on or before June 15th, 1905. Dated at Dubuque, June 6th, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, 6-6-3t. 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. Thursay. June 15th, 1905, for the construction of an 8 -inch Tile Pipe Sanitary Sewer in Couler avenue from Sanford street to the cen- ter of Twenty-second street, in accord- ance with plans and specifications pre- pared by the City Engineer and now on tile in the office of the City Recorder. It is estimated by the City Engineer that it will require 620 lineal feet of S -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 or or before the 1st clay of September, 1905. Bidders must state price per lineal foot for Tile Pipe, and each manhole. All bids must be accompanied by s: cer- tified check for $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, June 6th, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, 6-6-3t. ':sty Recorder. NOTICE. OF THE CITY COUNCIL'S INTEN- TION To t IMPROVE THE ALLEY BETWEEN IIHOMHERG AND GAR- FIELI) A V ES TES FI;t)M MIDDLE TO FENGLE1t AVENI'ES. To Whom It May Concern: You and each of you are hereby no- tified that it is the intention of the City Council of the City of Dubuque to improve the alley between Rhom- berg and Garfield avenues from Middle to Fengler avenues. That a plait 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 Macadamizing, 675 square yards. Making a total estimated cost to the abutting property owners of $350.00. Any person having objection to said improvement is hereby notified to ap- pear before the City Council at its reg- ular session to be held June 15th, 1905. or to file with the City Recorder their objections in writing on or before June 15th, 1905. Dated this 6th day of June, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, 6-6-3t. 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 Huff street from Railroad avenue to the south line of Dubuque Harbor Co's. addition, also the alley between Huff street and Sa- lina street from Railroad avenue to the south line of Dubuque Harbor Co's. addition. All persons having any objections to said proposed vacation must file their claims in my office en or before June 15tH. 1905. JAMES H. BOYCE, r Regular Session July 6, 1905. 117 CITY COUNCIL. Regular Session July 6th, 1905. (Official.) Council met at 8:30 o'clock P. M. Mayor Berg in the chair. Present— Alds. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—None. Aid. Jones moved that the council proceedings for the month of June be approved as printed. Carried. BILLS. The following Bills were ordered paid: Key City Gas Co., gas for various departments .. . . ...... $ 71 60 Telegraph -Herald, binding coun- cil proceedings for year 190491 00 Union Prt'g Co., blank stationery for Recorder's office 5 50 Palmer, Berg & Co., blank books and blank stationery for vari- ous departments 96 00 Kelly's Book Store, stationery and supplies for various de- partments .... 42 00 J. J. Dunn, serving notices in case of Schnee vs. City of Dubuque 3 60 Metz Mfg. Co., window screen, City Hall 1 80 Klauer & Kress, hardware, City Hall 2 20 G. W. Healey & Son, lawn mower for Jackson park and hardware for Road department 13 35 Homan & Roehl, repairing two desks in Recorder's office 3 25 Jas. Beach & Son, soap at City Hall F. Fromm, repairing City Scales at cor. Rhomberg and Windsor avenues Iowa Telephone Co., telephone service for various depart- ments Dubuque Telephone Co., tele- phone service for Mayor's resi- dence and Engine House No. 5 6 00 P. Breithaupt, repairing water fountain on Southern avenue 4 85 J. Monteith, repairing water fountain at Grandview avenue and Delhi street Chas. Pape, repairing water foun- tain at South Dodge and Grandview avenue Jacquinot & Mullen, repairing water fountain at 14th and Elm streets Jacquinot & Mullen. plumbing at City Hall and Jackson Park .. 15 40 Ellwanger I:nos., repairing har- ness for Road department .... G. W. Healey & Son, hardware for Road department P. Lang, hardware for Road de- partment ........ .......... ... . Klauer & Kress, hardware for 1 40 4 00 41 90 10 10 2 75 6 70 35 45 40 Road department 1 40 Hussman & Lies, hardware for Road department 55 W. Beutin, sand for Road depart- ment 5 50 Pitts -Thompson Foundry Co.. re- pairing derrick for Road de- partment 5 05 Dubuque Turbine & Roller Mill Co., 11 feet of chain, Road de- partment 2 SO F. Sehloz & Son, repairs for Road and Sewer departments 7 35 Jno. Butt, repairs for Road and Sewer departments 9 40 C. Hafner, fence posts delivered on Southern avenue 11 40 Dubuque County, to painting Cascade Bridge at Cascade Crossing .. 15 15 Jno. Duggan, repairs for Road and Mt. Carmel avenue depart- ments 15 00 Ott, Meuser & Co., lumber for Road department 20 80 F. A. Burns, coal for steam roller 43 17 P. Even, coal for steam roller 16 83 Smedley Steam Pump Co., re- pairs for steam roller 6 20 J. P. Williams, sand for Road department 5 10 Linehan & Molo, white waste for steam roller 10 25 Linehan & Molo, Manila rope, Bluff Street Extension 4 15 Pur. Paving Brick Co., brick for Road department 138 77 Diamond Jo Line steamers, 1 iron sheave for Road department 45 Key City Gas Co., removing lamp posts on various streets 3 00 J. Newman & Son, repairs for Sprinkling department 3 25 Jno. Butt, repairs for Sprinkling department .... 7 63 Dub. Rubb. & Blt'g Co., hose and expansion rings for Sprinkling department 39 65 R. Kuntz. repairs on sprinkling wagon No. 3 5 00 Dub. Wooden Ware & Lbr. Co, . lumber for Sidewalk depart- ment 36 85 C. H. Jordan, lumber for Side- walk department 36 60 Vollenweider & Hein, horse shoe- ing, Fire department 8 OC .Tno. J. Powers, horse shoeing Fire department 20 50 Lagen & Sloan. horse shoeing, Fire department 14 80 Wunderlich & Wiederholt. horse shoeing. Fire department 5 25 Collings & Pfiffner, horse shoeing, Fire department 10 75 Collings & Ptiffner, horse shoeing, Police department 6 50 Gus. Lear. horse shoeing, Fire and Road department ...„ 8 5C J. Newman & Son, repairs for Fire department S 45 Jno. Butt, repairs for Fire de- partment .... .... 4 OF P. Lang, hardware for Fire de- partment 2 25 1 18 Regular Session July 6, 1905. Mettel Bros., straw for Fire de- partment .. 2 1e Pitts -Thompson Fdry Co., 1 grate, Fire department .. 1 00 T. F. Kane, hay, Fire department 81 1P Garnewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Co., 1 fire alarm gong and mag- nets for Fire department 81 00 Am. La France Fire Engine Co, grates and gong for Fire de- partment 20 00 Ellwangcr Bros., repairing har- ness, Fire department 12 30 Key City Gas Co., coke, Fire de- partment .... 13 40 Key City Gas Co., rent of gas arcs, Fire department 1 00 Dub. Mattress Factory, mat- tresses, Fire department 7 00 H. J. Hagerty, veterinary ser- vices for Fire department 31 28 H. J. Hagerty, examining new horses for Fire department 10 00 Trenk Vire Works, wire netting for Fire department 15 00 P. J. Seippel Lbr. Co., fence posts for Fire department 3 20 A. Y. McDonald & Morrison Co, washers, Fire department 3 00 Ott, Meuser & Co., lumber for Fire department 9 05 Linehan & Molo, white waste for' Fire department 11 70 Eichhorn & Bechtel, bran for Fire department .... 1 03 Klauer & Kress, hardware for Fire department and Engineers department 1 20 Jas. Lee, repairing cement walk at Central Engine house 5 00 Key City Roofing Co., repairing roof at Fourth street engine house .... 2 50 T. Connolly, repairing Chemical Wagons at Nos. 4 and 5 engine houses 10 55 Farley-Loetscher Mfg. Co., 1 rack for Storage Battery Cells 21 35 Jacquinot & Mullen, making cess- pool at Engine House No. 617 00 Jacquinot & Mullen, estimate for plumbing done at new Engine House No. 6 200 00 F. P. Hayes, board of prisoners for June 1 80 Tower & Lyons Co., coat and vest buttons for Police Dept6 67 Eichhorn & Bechtel, groceries and supplies for Matron Dept1 75 J. Huffmeier, 1 load of clay at Patrol House 1 50 T. F. Kane, oats delivered at Pa- trol House 23 25 Ellwanger Bros., repairing har- ness for Patrol team H. J. Hagerty, veterinary ser- vices for Patrol team Pitts -Thompson Foundry Co., sewer rind' for Sewer Dept Dubuque Water Works, iron pipe for Caledonia Place sewer M. Brown & Son, sewer pipe and brick for Special Sewer Dept Key City Roofing Co., cement 4 80 4 14 5 50 4 65 5 35 and sewer pipe for Special Sew- er Dept 4 85 Smedley Steam Pump Co., iron grates and frames for Special Sewer Dept 9 13 Globe -Journal, official printing for June 49 69 Telegraph -Herald, official print- ing for June 57 25 National Demokrat, official print- ing for June 25 00 Smith -Morgan Printing Co, weekly and monthly pamphlets for June 16 09 Jno. Hartig, repairs for Engi- neer's Dept.... 90 Union Electric Co., arc lights for June 2067 35 T. E. Frith, removing garbage and dead animals for June 363 48 Union Printing Co., Board of Health reports for February, March and April 15 00 Pitts -Thompson Foundry Co, sewer rings and covers for Bee Branch sewer 17 00 Key City Roofing Co., cement for Bee Branch sewer 4 00 J. P. Williams, sand for Bee Branch sewer 2 55 Tibey Bros., second estimate for Bee Branch sewer in Washing- ton street 1795 83 O'Farrell & McNamara, first es- timate for concrete sewer in Bee Branch creek 482 63 Brown & Brown, final estimate for storm water sewer in Booth street 263 58 Street, Steuck & Linehan, first estimate for santiary sewer in Caledonia street from Hill street to West Eighth street... 519 59 Ald. Frith moved that all bills prop- erly signed be ordered paid and war- rants ordered drawn to pay the var- ious amounts. Ald. Needham moved a substitute that all bills be paid excepting the bill of Palmer, Berg & Co. Ald. Needham failing to get a second to the substitute, the original motion to pay all bills was then carried by the following vote: Yeas—Alds. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons and Stumpf. Nays—Ald. Needham. Ald. Corrance asked the City Attor- ney for an opinion as to the legality of ordering the payment of said bill. After the bill had been al- lowed the City Attorney reported that if the supplies have been fur- nished to the City, he could see no way in which the city could avoid paying for the supplies already received and accepted. Bill of The Gamwell Fire Alarm Tele- graph Co., for furnishing and install- ing storage battery system for Fire Department, amounting to $1,100.00, was n Regular Session July 6, 1905. 119 on motion, referred to Committee on Fire and a warrant for $275.00 ordered drawn for part payment thereof. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICA- TIONS. Petition of Fred Schmidt et al., pro- testing against the construction of a sanitary sewer in alley between Jack- son and Washington from Sanford to Twenty-fifth streets. On motion was received on filed. Petition of Chas. Weidrmeyer et al., asking Council to abate the nuisance of whistles on peanut and popcorn wagons in the city. On motion was received and filed. Petition of Jno. J. Lavery, asking per- mission to lay a cinder sidewalk fronting his lot 47 on Grandview ave.. nue. On motion was referred to the Street Committee. Petition of Jno. Berwanger, asking that he be allowed to take the filling on Garfield avenue from Adams to Fifth avenues. On motion was referred to the Street Committee. Petition of the Dubuque Cabinet Makers' Association, asking for per- mission to lay a cinder walk on the front of their factory, corner Tenth and Jackson Streets, north. On motion was referred to the Street Committee. Petition of Louis Zemanek, asking that he be appointed a member of the Fire Department and stationed at the new Fifth Ward Engine House, No. 6. On motion was referred to the Fire Committee. Petition of L. Hartman, administra- tor, asking that the taxes for 1905 on N A of Lot 53 in East Dubuque Add., belonging to the minor heirs of H. Hil- debrand, deceased, he ordered can- celed, was on motion referred to the Delinquent Tax Committee. Petition of David Metcalf, asking that he be refunded $5.00 paid by him for cleaning snow and ice from his sidewalk, as same was erroneously as- sessed against lots 49, 50 and 51 in S. M. Langworthy's Add. On motion was referred to City En- gineer and report at next meeting of the Council. Petition of Edw. Muntz, asking that the city build a retaining wall abut- ting his property, south 22 11-12 feet of lot 4 of Sub. City Out Lot 675 in order that he may erect a 3 or 4 story building on said lot and that Seminary Street be protected by the construction of said retaining wall to keep the same from coming down, also that he be per- mitted to build a bay window on said proposed building from the see iond story up to the top of the building On motion the petition tition was referred to the Committee of the Whole, t'ily Attorney and City Engineer. Petition of Jno. 7'. Adams, asking that the alley now lying between lots 30, 31 and 32 in T. S. Nairn's Dubuque. be vacated from the northerly line of West Third Street, northerly to a line twenty (20) feet southerly from the dividing line between lots 4 and 5 of said addition. On motion the petition was referred to the Committee of the Whole and they to view the grounds. Petition of Jno. A. Reuter, et al, asking that a horse drinking fountain be placed at the intersection of Wind- sor and Burden Avenues. On motion was referred to the com- mittee of the Whole and they to view the grounds. The following petitions were referred to the Committee of the Whole: Petition of the House of the Good Shepherd, asking that the sanitary sewer he extended to their new build - ilia: on Alta Vista Street, between \Vest Fourteenth Street and Union Avenue. Also petition of Jno. Parker, et al, asking that laborers employed by the city he allowed 17i cents per hour in- stead of 15c per hour. Also petition of Guy G. White, asking that his salary be fixed at $100.00 per month while being employed by the city as inspector of the construction of the concrete storm water sewer in Millville Road. Also communication from the United States Voting Machine Company of Rochester, N. Y., proposing to sell to the city nine (9) United States Stand- ard Voting Machines at $650.00 each. REPORTS OF OFFICERS. City Treasurer Brinkman reported as 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 favor: Excavation permits redeemed...8120 00 Interest paid on warrants out- standing 673 73 New York exchange 90 Express charges 35 Telegram—Police 75 Freight charges—Fire 80 Freight charges—Road 43 23 $839 76 Library Orders paid 430 42 Also took old warrants, for which 120 Regular Session July 6, 1905. please order new Loan Warrants drawn. Total amount of loan warrants.$9,1C0.00 Respectfully, H. BRINIiMAN, Treasurer. On motion, the report was received warrants ordered drawn to pay the various amounts and the report refer- red back to the Committee en Finance. City Auditor Hoffman reported as follows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen:—Herewith find my report for the month of June, 1905, showing the receipts and disbursements for the month: Cash on hand June 1, 1905 $68,942.19 Receipts— Receipts from all sources15,534.12 $84,476.31 D:sbursemenl:s— Warrants redeemed $25,829.99 Coupcns redeemed 1,213.84 Waterworks coupons redeemed 9,832.50 Waterworks bends redeemed19.000.00 $58,876.33 Cash on hand July 1, 1905 25,599.98 The above cash balance includes the Improvement Bend, Improvement Bond Interest and Library Fund bal- ances. Also report that there is due the city officers for the month of June, 1905, the sum of $2,683.45. Also the following is a record of all Interest Coupors and Bonds redeemed by the City Treasurer during the past month and credited to him: Improvement Bonds redeemed.$ 551.34 Regular Bond Coupons re- deemed 662.50 Waterworks Coupons redeemed 11.046.34 Waterworks Bonds redeemed19.000.00 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, 1905, to July 1st, 1905: Appropriation. Expended. Expense $46,000 $ 7,666.80 Road—First District16,000 6,230.19 Second District20.300 8,012.39 Third District8,750 2.985.75 Fire 42.000 9,511.22 Police 28,000 6,486.60 Sewerage 5,000 1,460.15 Printing 2,500 389.80 Engineer 2,500 591.70 Street Lighting 25,200 6,202.05 Interest 41,500 4,961.54 Board of Health 4,500 828.95 Grading 2,000 Bee Branch—Millville Road 3,000 344.10 Bee Branch—Washing- ton Street 6,000 Bee Branch—Fifteenth and Sixteenth Sts1,400 77.90 Special Bonded Paving2,000 Judgment 3,000 1,417.75 Special Bonded Debt and Interest 4,000 1,251.42 Mount Carmel Avenue Grading 1.000 6.85 Sidewalk Repairing 1,000 133.80 Special Sewer Fund1,000 931.15 Bluff Street Extension Wall 1,000 161.40 Fifth Ward Engine House 4,000 2,325.00 Booth Street Sewer 1,000 790.65 $266,650 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 Reinfried reported as fol- lows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen:—The following is the pay roll of the Fire Department for tie month of June, 1905: Amount due firemen $2,301.45 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 June, 1905: Total arrests for the month 74 Residents arrested for the month30 Doors found open for the month25 Defective lights 15 Lodgers harbored 10 Meals furnished 9 Cost of food $1.80 Sheriff dieting prisoners $2.50 Patrol calls 52 Miles traveled 112 Also the pay roll for Policemen for the month of June, 1905: Amount due Policemen $2,007.20 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. 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 road districts during the last half of June. 1905: Amount due laborers on streets.$1326.45 Respectfully submitted. JAMES H. BOY CE, City Engineer. Regular Session July 6, 1905. Approved by Committee on Streets. Also submit my pay roll for labor on sewers during the last half of June, 1905: Amount due laborers on sewers..$169.80 Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Sewers. Also submit my pay roll for labor on Bluff Street Extension during last half of June, 1905: Amount due laborers on Bluff Street Extension $291.35 Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Approved by. Committee on Streets. Also submit my pay roll for labor on Special Sewers during the last half of June, 1905: Amount due laborers $188.25 Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Streets. On motion the pay rolls on streets, sewers and Bluff Street Extension were received and warrants ordered drawn to pay the various amounts and the pay rolls referred back to the proper committees. City Attorney Kintzinger reported as follows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: Herewith attached please find City Treasurer's receipt for $20.00 which amount I received from Langworthy and Lyon, being in full for one-half of cost for arching mineral shaft in alley between Alpine and Nevada Streets. Same being col- lected at your request. Respectfully submitted, J. W. 1INTZINGER, City Atttorney. On motion the report and receipt were received and filed. 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, 1905. I find from the reports of the Police Depa rt:;:eut that the total hours that 1.5 Lamps failed to burn would equal '% of a Lamp for one month, or $4.05. Respectfully submitted, \VILLIAM HIPMAN, City Electrician. On motion the report was received, and the City Auditor instructed to de- duct from the Union Electric Company's bill for the month of Julie the sum of $4.05. 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 May, 1905: 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 City of Dubuque: That to pay for re- pairing sidewalks during the month of May, 1905, in front of and adjoining the sonic, a Special Tax be 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 op- posite each Lot or Parcel of Real Es- tate, as follows: May 1—.9. A. Cooper, City, W. 74 ft. lot 84, 13 ft. lumber, 40c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 65 May 1—Mary A. Lang.worthy, Mrs. L. H. Langworthy's Add., N. 160 ft. lot 8, 21 ft. lumber, 65c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 90 May 1—M. D. Goux, Cook's Add, S. 1-2 lot 61, 8 ft. lumber, 25c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c .. . 50 May 3—Leathers & Trewin, Mor- gan's Sub., lot 4, 16 ft. lumber, 50c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 75 May 3—Minnie and M. A. Kemler, A. McDaniel's Sub., N. 88 ft. E. 1-2 lot 783, 23 ft. lumber, 70e; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 95 May 5—Geo. Kampman, Wood - lawn Park, lot 99, 10 ft. lumber, 30c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 55 May 5—C. H. Bradley, Cox's Add., E. 1-2 lots 50-51, 28 ft. lumber, 85c: 1-2 hour labor, 25c 1 10 May 5—Mich. Lentz, Sub. 92, Cox's Add., lot 1, 69 ft. lumber, $2.05; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 2 °A May 5—J. J. Lundbeck, Mechan- ic's Add.. S. 100 ft. lot 109, 11 ft. lumber, .35c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c May 5—Anna Kelly, Cox's Add, lot 99, 18 ft. lumber, 55c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c May 5—Val Keppler, Cox's Add, lot 80, 16 ft. lumber, 50e; 1-2 hour labor, 25c May 6—Eliz. Procter, Procter's Sub., lot 1, 2 ft. lumber, 5c; 1-2 hour labor, 25e May 6—C. D. Scott, G. W. Rodg- er's Sub., lots 12-13, 29 ft. lum- her, 85e; 1-2 hour labor, 25c May 6—E. M. Kringle, Sub. 7, Min. lot 78. lot 2, 20 ft. lumber, _,;e: 1-2 hour labor. 25c flay 6 --Marg. Linehan, Sub. 2, Min. lot 78, lot 2. 2 ft0. lumber, 60c; 1-2 hour labor, 25e May 7—Jno. J. McLaughlin, Mob- ley's, Dubuque. lots 2-3, 29 ft. lumber, 85c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c 60 80 75 30 1 10 fi0 85 1 10 122 Regular Session July 6, 1905. May 7 -Mrs. B. Keough, Sub. 32, Wilson's Sub., lot 2, 12 ft. lum- ber, 35c; 1-2 hour labor. ?Sc May 7 -Geo. Salot, Sub. 39, Kel- ly's Sub., lot 1, 26 ft. lumber. 80c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c May 7 -John Harris Est., Sub 9, Collin's Sub., lot 2, 5 ft. lum- ber, 15c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c May 7 -Vin. Reche Est., Reche's Sub., lot 17, 40 ft. lumber, $1.20; 1-2 hour labor, 25c May 9 -German Trust & Savings Bank, Sub. City 673, lot 5, 114 ft. lumber, $3.40; 1 hour labor, 50c ...... May 4 -John Jennings, Dorgan's Sub., lot 10, 28 ft. lumber, 85c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c May 12-T. B. Cain, Hethering- ton's Sub., lot 4, 23 ft. lumber. 70c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c May 13-E. A. and G. A. Burden, Burden-Lawther Add., lots 4-5, 67 ft. lumber, $2.00; 1 1-2 hours labor, 75c May 13-Lawther & Rider, Bur- den-Lawther Add., lots 7 to 19, 206 ft. lumber, $6.20; 3 hours labor, $1.50 May 14 -Key City Gas Co., City, lot 584, 4 ft. lumber, 10c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c • May 14 -Wm. Jenkins Est., Sub 22 and 23, Kelly's Sub., lot 1, 11 ft. lumber, 35c; 1-2 hour la- bor, 25c May 14-M. F. Collins Est., Hed- ley's Sub., lot 7, S ft. lumber, 25c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c May 14 -Mary and Ellen Ryan, Hedley's Sub., lot 6, 20 ft. lum- ber, 6Oc:; 1-2 hour labor, 25c May 14 -Sarah Thomas, Wilson's Sub., lot 3, 5 ft. lumber, 15c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c May 8 -Ellen J. Martin, City, lot 349, 8 ft. lumber, 25e; 1-2 hour labor, 25c May 15 -Julia D. Rhomberg, Sub. 1 and 2 of Min. lot 62 and part Min. lot 149, lot la, 2 ft. lumber, 5c; 1-2 hour labor, 25c May 15 -John Byrne, Bonson & Stewart's Sub., lot 24, 5 ft. lum- ber. 17c: 1-2 hour labor. 25c May 16 -Peter Eisbach, Bonson & Stewart's Sub., 24 ft. lumber, 75c; 1/2 hour labor, 25c May 16 -Wm. McClain, Hoskins Sub., lot 5, 18 ft. lumber, 55c; 1/2 hour labor, 25c May 16 -Isabella Cain, Hoskins Sub., lot 3, 18 ft. lumber, 55c; 1/2 hour labor, 25c May 16-J. C. Fitzpatrick, Union Add., lot 151, 8 ft. lumber, 25c; 1/2 hour labor, 25c May 16-Emelia Guderian Est., High St. Sub., lot 11, 13 ft. lum- ber, 40c; / hour labor, 25c May 17 -Jas. Levi, Davis Farm Add., lot 238, 46 ft. lumber, $1.40; 1 hour labor, 50c 60 1 05 40 I 45 3 90 1 10 95 2 75 7 70 35 50 85 40 50 30 40 1 00 80 80 60 65 1 90 May 17 -Bernard Glass, Davis Farm Add., S. 1/2 lot 270, 70 ft. lumber, $2.10; 1/2 hour labor, 25c May 17 -John Olinger, Boulevard Add., lots 1 to 23, 65 ft. lumber, $1.95; S4 hour labor, 40c May 10-Kunnigunda Foerst, City S. / N. M. 1-5 lot 496, 24 ft. lum- ber, 75c; 1/2 hour labor, 25c May 18-R. & Edw. Langworthy Est., Glendale Add., lot 247, 12 ft. lumber, 35c; 1/2 hour labor, 25c.... May 18 -Rose E. Fengler, Wick's Add., lot 19, 26 ft. lumber, 80c; 1/2 hour labor, 25c May 19-Nic Closs, Sr., East Du- buque Add., lot 261, 18 ft. lum- ber, 55c; 1/2 hour labor, 25c May 19-1lartha Zinn, L. H Langworthy's Add., lot 24a, 8 ft. lumber, 25c; 1/2 hour labor, 25c May 19 -Susan E. Chadwick, Lev - ens' Add., lot 28, 18 ft. lumber. 55c; 1/2 hour labor, 25c May 20-E. L. Clark, L. H. Lang - worthy's Sub., lots 22-23, 16 ft. lumber, 50c; 1/2 hour labor, 25c May 20-A. F. & B. D. Heeb, Marsh's Add., lots 22-23, 27 ft. lumber, 80c; 1/2 hour labor, 25c May 21 -Peter Dawson, Union Add., lot 79, 10 ft. lumber, 30c; 1/ hour labor, 25c May 21 -Henry Kiene, Columbia Add., lots 1 to 33, 154 ft. lum- ber, $4.60; 1 hour labor, 50c May 23 -Mary A. Parker, Sub. 22 and 23, Kelly's Sub., lot 4, 10 ft. lumber, 30c; 1/2 hour labor, 25c May 24-Buol & Loetscher, Loet- scher & Trieb's Sub., lots 7 to 12, 43 ft. lumber, $1.30; 1/2 hour labor, 25c May 25-R. & E. Langworthy Est., Glendale Add., lot 153, 11 ft. lumber, 35c; 1 hour labor, 25c May 25 -Jas. Baxter, Sub. 1, Min. Lot 159, lot 1, 33 ft. lumber, $1.00; 1/2 hour labor, 25c May 25-A. E. Girard, Hodge's Sub., lots 3, 4, 5, 51 ft. lumber, $1.55; 1/2 hour labor, 25c May 25-W. H. Thrift, Reche's Sub., lot 5, 8 ft. lumber, 25c; 1/2 hour labor, 25c May 25 -Arthur A. Children, Sub 17, Min. Lot 79, lot 1, 7 ft. lum- ber, 20c; 1/2 hour labor, 25c May 25 -Susan Heil, Glendale Add., S. 1/2 lot 152, 16 ft. lumber, 50c; 1/2 hour labor, 25c May 26 -Julia Hooper, Prospect Hill Add., lot 30, 34 ft. lumber, $1.00; 1/2 hour labor, 25c May 26 -Chas. E. Wales, Prospect Hill Add., lot 29, 24 ft. lumber, 75c; / hour labor, 25c May 18 -Jac. Ginter, McCraney's 1st Add., lot 75, 101 ft. lumber, 2 35 2 35 1 00 60 1 05 80 50 80 75 1 05 55 5 10 55 1 55 60 1 25 1 80 50 45 75 1 25 1 00 Regular Session July 6, 1905. 123 :13.00; % hour labor, 40c. M:iy IS—Catholic Univer< • of Washington et al., A. MeDan- iels' Sub., lot 821, 12 ft. lumber, 35c; 1/ hour labor, 25c May 22—Minnie and M. A. Kern - ler, Union Add., lot 98, 13 ft. lumber, 40c; 1/2 hour labor, 25c May 26—Mary A. Langworthy, Mrs. L. H. Langworthy's Add., N. 160 ft., lot 8, 11 ft. lumber, 35c; 2 hours labor, $1.00 May 28—German Trust & Savings hank, Sub. 809, A. MeDaniels' Sub., lot 1, 16 ft. lumber, 50c; 1/2 hour labor, 25c ' 75 May 2S—Jas. Levi, Davis Farm Add., lot 238, 4 ft. lumber, 10c; ?- hour labor, 25c 35 May 30—John Marzen, E. Lang - worthy's Add., N. 35 ft., lot 45, 7 ft. lumber, 20c; 1/2 hour labor, 25c 45 May 31—R. & Edw. Langworthy Est., Glendale Add., lot 214, 25 ft. lumber, 75c; 1/2 hour labor, _5c \I ay 31—Mrs. J. P. Buehler, Sub. 1 of Min. Lot 314, lot 3, 52 ft. lumber, $1.55; 1/2 hour labor, 25c 1 80 May 23—Thos. Kavanaugh Est., Sub. 18, 19, 20, Kelly's Sub., lot 4, 5 ft. lumber, 15c; 1/2 hour la- bor, 25c 3 40 60 65 1 35 1 00 Total Ald. Frith moved to adopt the reso- lution: Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Alds. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. 40 ..8 80 50 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 constructing a 1f -inch Tile Pipe Sani- tary Sewer in Eleventh Street, from alley west of Elm Street to center of Cedar Street. 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 con- structing a 10 -inch Tile Pipe Sanitary Sewer in Eleventh Street, from alley west of Elm Street to center of Cedar Street, by Steuck & Linehan, Contrac- tors. 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 here- inafter named, situate and owned, and for the several amounts setoppo- site each lot or parcel of real estate, as follows: Owner. Description. Key City Furniture Co., City E. M. 1-4, lot 5(0, 100 sq. ft. at .00472c per ft $ 47 30 Chicago, M. & St. P. R'y. Co, City E. 1-4, lot 500, 100 sq. ft at .00472 per ft Chicago, M. & St. P. R'y. Co, City W. 100 ft., lot 501, 100 sq ft at .00472c per ft 47 20 Carr, Ryder & Adams Co., City E. 404 ft., lot 501, 404 sq. ft. at .00472c per ft 190 68 Key City Gas Co., Sub. 2 City 5(4, lot 1, 204 sq. ft. at .(0472c per ft 95 34 Key City Gas Co., Sub. City 504, lot 1, 200 sq. ft. at .00472 per ft. 94 40 Chicago, M. & St. P. R'y. Co., Sub. City 504, lot 3, 100 sq. ft. at .00472 per ft 47 20 Chicago G. W. R'y. Co., Sub City 505, lot 2, 61.44 sq. ft. at .00472c per ft 103.82 Marriett Coates Kiesel, Sub. City 5(5, lot 1, 100 sq. ft. at .00472 per ft 47 20 Carr, Ryder & Adams Co., Sub City 505, lot 3, 220 sq. ft. at .00472 per ft 29 (0 47 20 Total $749 24 Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the reso- lution. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons. Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. City Recorder Arendt also 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 Sewers in Caledonia Place, from center of West Eighth Street to manhole in Hill Street. • 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 con- structing an 8 -inch Tile Pipe Sanitary Sewer in Caledonia Place, from center of W. Eighth Street to manhole in Hill Street, by Street, Steuck & Linehan, Cpntractors, 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: Owner. Description. Elvina L. Hedley, Hedley's Sub., lot 1, 45.40 sq. ft. at .0072c per ft S 32 70 124 Regular Session July 6, 1905. Mary E. Hedley, Hedley's Sub., lot 8, 50 sq. ft. at .0072c per ft F. McLaughlin Est., Kelly's Sub, N. 1-2 lot 33, 43 sq. ft. at .0072c per ft J. J. Dunn, Kelly's Sub., S. 1.2 lot 33, 43 sq. ft. at .0072c per ft. Dan Whelan, Kelly's Sub., N. 2-3 lot 34, 57.30 sq. ft. at .0072c per ft Ernstein Buchet, Kelly's Sub., S 1-3 lot 34, 28.70 sq. ft. at .0072c per ft Ernstein Buc_het, Kelly's Sub., N 1-2 lot 35, 43 sq. ft. at .0072c per ft T. E. Rhotnberg, Kelly's Sub., S. 1-2 lot 35, 43 sq. ft. at .0072c per ft Sarah G. Cort, Kelly's Sub., N 1-2, E. 1-2. N. 1-2 lot 36, 21.50 sq.ft. at .0072c per ft Elvira L. Hedley, Kelly's Sub., S 1-2, E. 1-2, N. 1-2 lot 36, 21.50 sq. ft. at .0072c per ft Geo. Tourot, Kelly's Sub., S. 1-2 lot 36. 43 sq. ft. at .0072c per ft Kate Guderian, Kelly's Sub., N. 1-2, E. 1-2 lot 37, 27.50 sq. ft. at .0072c per ft Ellen Donegan, Kelly's Sub., S. 1-2, E. 1-2 lot 37, 27.50 sq. ft. at .0072c per ft Wm. A. Harkett, Sub. 37, Kelly's Sub., lot 2, 31 sq. ft. at .0072c per ft Geo. Salot, Sub. 39, Kelly's Sub, lot 1, 54 sq. ft. at .0072c per ft I. C. Cheetham, Kelly's Sub., lot 40, 80.40 sq. ft. at .0072c per ft Hanna Cheetham, Kelly's Sub, lot 41, 80.40 sq. ft. at .0072c per ft R. Waller Est., Sub. 42, Kelly's Sub., lot 3, 50.40 sq. ft. at .0072c per ft Martin Byrne, Kelly's Sub., W. 50 ft., lot 43, 40.20 sq. ft. at .0072c per ft 36 00 30.97 30 97 41 27 20 70 30 97 30 97 15 50 15 50 30 97 19 80 19 80 22 33 38 90 57 90 57 90 57 90 28 95 Total $620 CO Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the reso- lution. Carried by the following vote Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Engineer Boyce reported as follows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: Herewith attached please find statement of the amount of macadam measured during June, 1905, and the amount due for same: • Total amount due ...$210.10 On motion warrants were ordered drawn to pay the various amounts. Engineer Boyce also reported as fol- lows: Herewith attached please find profile of the alley first south of Dodge Street, from Grandview Avenue to Malady Street. The red line shows the pro- posed grade which I would recommend for adoption. Also herewith attached please find profile of Pierce Street, from Fest Locust Street to Angella Street. The red line shows the proposed grade, which I would recommend for adop- tion. Also herewith attached please find profile of Dillon Street, from Grand- view Avenue to first alley south of Curtis Street. The red line shows the proposed grade, which I would recom- mend for adoption. Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. On motion the report was received and the profiles referred to the Ordi- nance Committee, to draft Ordinances adopting the same. City Engineer Boyce also reported as follows: Herewith attached please find plat showing the proposed vacation of Huff Street, from the south line of Railroad Avenue to the south line of Dubuque Harbor Company's addition, also the alley between Huff Street and Salina Street, from the south line of Railroad Avenue to the south line of Dubuque Harbor Company's addition. Notices were served on the respective abutting property owners. Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. On motion of Ald. Corrance the plat was approved and the Ordinance Com- mittee instructed to draft an Ordi- nance vacating the same. City Engineer Boyce also reported as follows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: As per instructions I submit a cross-section of Grandview Avenue, showing a twenty -foot side- walk on each side, leaving sixty feet to be improved as the Council deems best. Reporting on the grade of Grandview Avenue would say the drainage on parts of the street could be improved by a change of grade. Ald. Clancy moved that said rei.ort and cross section he approved and the Ordinance Committee instructed to draft an Ordinance adopting the same. Carried. Ald. Clancy also moved that the En- gineer be instructed to make a profile of change of grade on Grandview Ave- nue, from Delhi to Dodge Street, also showing all property lines on the same. Carried. Engineer Boyce also reported as fol- lows: On the within petition of G. E. Da- vis, Adm., would respectfully report that the area of Lot (2) Two, Cox's Regular Session July 6, 1905. 125 addition, was fully covered by the as- sessment for the construction of sewer In Ellis Street. On motion the report of the Engineer was adopted. City Engineer Boyce also reported as follows: On the within petition of E. H. Shep- ply, I would respectfully report that Lot (3) Three, Cox's addition, contains 6,338 square feet; 6,000 square feet of this lot was covered by an assessment for the construction of a Sanitary Sewer in Ellis Street, leaving 338 square feet subject to an assessment en West Locust Street Sewer. Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. On motion the report was adopted and the Treasurer instructed to accept amount as recommended by the Engi- neer. The following Weighmasters' and Woodmeasurers' receipts were referred to the Committee on Markets: F. P. Hayes, City Hall, receipts$19.10 T. Faherty, First Ward scale re- ceipts 4.19 R. Hay, Eighth Street scale re- ceipts 2.58 Peter Holsinger, Woodmeasurer's receipts .15 The following bids were ordered opened: Bids as follows for the construction of a sanitary sewer in alley between Jackson and Washington Streets, from Sanford to Twenty-fifth Streets: Street, Steuck & Linehan - 10 -inch tile pipe, per lineal foot 60c 12 -inch tile pipe, per lineal foot 66c Manholes, each $23.00 Tibey Bros. - 10 -inch tile pipe, per lineal foot 60c 12 -inch tile pipe, per lineal foot62c Manholes, each $27.00 M. A. Brown - 10 -inch tile pipe, per lineal foot....52e 12 -inch tile pipe, per lineal foot....60e Manholes, each $28.00 O'Farrell, McNamara & Kenety- 10-inch tile pipe, per lineal foot 49c 12 -inch tile pipe, per lineal foot54c Manholes, each $23.00 Jas. Hird- 10 and 12 -inch tile pipe, per lineal ft.51c Manholes, each $23.00 Jas. Hird, being the lowest bidder, was on motion awarded the contract and his bond fixed at $200.00. Bids as follows for improving Grace Street, from the West line of the sub- division of lot 7 in Ann O'Hare's Sub., to East Street: O'Farrell, McNamara & KenetY-23c Grading, per cubic yard Curbing, per lineal foot 45c Guttering. per square yard 45c Macadamizing, per square yard54c M. A. Brown— Grading, in total $897.00 Curbing, per lineal foot 48 Guttering, per square yard 47 Macadamizing, per square yard55 O'Farrell, McNamara & Kenety, be- ing the lowest bidders, were on mo- tion awarded the contract and their bond fixed at $500.00. Bids as follows for improving the al- ley between Rhomberg and Lincoln Avenues, from Middle to Fengler Ave- nues: Frank Beutin— Grading, in total $10.50 Macadamizing iu r square yard49 O'Farrell, Me Namara & Kenety— Gradin„ in total $8.75 Macadamizing, per square yard47 O'Farrell, McNamara & Kenety, be- ing the lowest bidders, were on motion awarded the contract and their bond fixed at $50.00. REPORTS OF STANDING COM- MITTEES. Ald. Corrance. Chairman of the Finance Committee, offered the follow- ing resolutions. Whereas, The contract heretofore entered into by the City of Dubuque for the construction of a Sanitary Sewer as hereinafter described has been completed and the City Engineer has computed that the cost and ex- pense of said improvement amounts to Seven Hundred Forty-nine and 24-100 Dollars; 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 Eleventh Street, from the alley west of Elm Street to the center of Cedar Street, the Mayor is required to execute and deliver to the City Recorder, to be by him registered and countersigned, Three (3) bonds of the denomination of Two Hundred Dol- lars each and one (1) bond of the de- nomination of One Hundred and Forty- nine and 24-100 Dollars, numbered from 299 to 302, both inclusive, dated August 5th. 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-annu- ally. Ald. Corrance moved to adopt the resolution. Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones. Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Alderman Corrance also offered the following: 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 Six Hundred 126 Regular Session July 6, 1905. Twenty-five Dollars; 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 Caledonia Place, from Hill Street to West Eighth Street, the Mayor is required to ex- ecute and deliver to the City Recorder, to be by him registered and counter- signed, two (2) bonds of the denomina- tion of Two Hundred Dollars each and one (1) bond of the denomination of Two Hundred and Twenty Dollars, numbered from 303 to 305, both inclu- sive. dated August 5th, 1905, payable on or before seven years after the date thereof and bearing interest at the rate of five per cent. per annum, pay- able semi-annually. Ald. Corrance moved to adopt the resolution. Adopted by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons. Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Aid. Frith, Chairman of the Com- mittee on Streets, reported as follows: Your Committee on Streets, to whom was referred the petition of Chris. Braun, asking that Lincoln Avenue, abutting his lot, and also the sidewalk on Lincoln and Rhomberg Avenues, abutting the same lot be graded, would recommend that the prayer of the pe- titioner be granted and that the City Engineer be instructed to proceed with said grading at a cost not to exceed One Hundred Dollars. Also your Committee on Streets, to whom was referred the petition of Henry W. Kruse, asking that the alley between Queen and Elm Streets, from Sanford to Twenty-second Street, be widened, would respectfully recommend that the City Engineer be instructed to interview the owners of the prop- erty abutting on said alley with a view of ascertaining what the cost of widening said alley would be. Also your Committee on Streets would respectfully recommend that the City Engineer be instructed to put in brick crossings at the different cross- ings recently designated by the com- mittee. Also your Committee on Streets would respectfully report that a por- tion of West Fourteenth Street, imme- diately east of North GIen Oak Ave- nue, has settled and we would recom- mend that the City Engineer be in- structed to raise said depression, so that the storm water will be carried west and north around the corner of North Glen Oak Avenue, also that he ire instructed to raise the curb where necessary. E. E. FRITH, Chairman. Ald. Frith moved to adopt the var- ious reports of the Street Committee. Carried. Ald. Jones, Chairman of the Com- mittee on Public Grounds and Build- ings, reported as follows: Your Committee on Public Grounds and Buildings would respectfully re- port that we have examined Engine House No. 6 and that we find the same to be completed and built in accordance with the plans and specifications; we would therefore recommend that said building be accepted. We would also recommend that the City Engineer be instructed to contract a six-foot walk in front of said building, with ap- proach, on Rhomberg Avenue. Also that he set a curb on Reed Avenue as far as the rear end of said building and lay a four -foot walk on said Reed Avenue. RUDOLPH JONES, Chairman. Aid. Jones moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Ald. Jones, Chairman of the Com- mittee on Printing, reported as fol- lows: Your Committee on Printing, to whom was referred the bill of the Tel- egraph -Herald Printing Company, for printing and binding during the years 1903 anw 1904, amounting to $129.00, would respectfully report that we find said bill correct and would there- fore recommend that a warrant be or- derers drawn on the City Treasurer in settlement of the same. RUDOLPH JONES, Chairman. Aid. Jones moved to adopt the report. Carried. Ald. Clancy, Chairman of the Fire Committee, moved that the matter of purchasing horses for the new Fifth Ward Engine House, No. 6, be referred to the Committee on Fire. Carried. Ald. Lyon's, Chairman of the Sewer Committee, reported as follows: Your Committee on Sewers would re- spectfully report that we have exam- ined the Sanitary Sewer in Caledonia Place, from Hill to West Eighth Streets, Street, Steuck & Linehan, con- tractors, 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 assement, and file the same in the office of the City Recorder, who will there- upon publish notice of said assess- ment as required by ordinance. M. E. LYONS, Chairman. Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Ald. Clancy, Chairman of the Com- mittee of the Whole, reported, as fol- lows: Regular Session July 6, 1905. 127 Your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of Mrs. M. McCaffrey, for the John Theis es- tate. stating that through an error in the report of the committee appointed to secure the right-of-way for the Bee Branch sewer, the name of said estate had been omitted from the list of those whose property was to he exempt from assessment for the improvement of that part of Elm Street abutting their property when said street was ordered improved, and asking that said error be corrected, would respectfully report that we find a difference of opinion ex- ists among the members of said com- mittee as to what the understanding was at the time, and would therefore recommend as a compomise, that when said street is improved, no assessment be levied against lot 1 of 2 of 106, L. H. Langworthy's Add. The rest of said lot 106, however, to be assessed its full proportion of the cost of the im- provement. Also your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of the Farley & Loetscher Manufacturing Company, asking that it be granted permission to lay and maintain a switch and sidetrack in Jackson Street from midway between Sixth and Seventh Streets to the south curb of Eighth Street, would recommend that the prayer of the petitioner be graned; said work to be done under the super- vision of the City Engineer. We al- so recommend that the Ordinance Committee be instructed to prepare an ordinance covering the above right. Also your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of the T. J. Mulgrew Company, asking that that part of Camp Street abutting the south side of Block 17, Dubuque Har- bor Company's Add., be filled, would recommend that the prayer of the pe- titioner be granted and that the sum of $100.00 be appropriated from the grading fund for the purpose of defray- ing the cost of such filling. Also your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of the lieutenants in the Fire Department, asking that they be granted an in- crease in salary of $5.00 per month, would recommend that said petition be received and filed. MATT CLANCY, Chairman. Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the var- ious reports of the Committee of the Whole. Carried. Also your Committee of the Whole would respectfully report that P. Ahern was recently dismissed by the Chief from the Fire Department, and that the matter was brought before your committee, where, after an inves- tigation, the action of the Chief was ordered sustained. MATT CLANCY, Chairman. Ald, Clancy moved that the report he referred back to the Committee of the Whole. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Jones, Lyons and Stumpf. Nays—Corrance, Frith and Needham. Ald. Jones, Chairman of the Special Committee, reported as follows: Whereas, it is deemed expedient to adopt a new grade on Bluff Street. from Fourth to Eighth Streets; there- fore, be it Resolved, That the City Engineer be and is hereby instructed to prepare a profile showing a proposed grade or change of grade on said street and re- port to the next meeting of the Coun- cil if there is an established grade on this street now, and if so report the names of the property owners, who have made improvements on this street with reference thereto. Ald. Jones moved to adopt the report. Carried. RESOLUTIONS. Ald. Needham offered the following: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That the matter of fines or licensing slot machines by the Executive Officer of the City, be re- ferred to the City Attorney for an opinion as to the legality of the same. Ald. Needham moved to adopt said resolution. Lost by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Corrance, Frith and Needham. Total, 3. Nays—Aids. Clancy, Jones, Lyons and Stumpf. Total, 4. Ald. Clancy offered the following: Be it Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That the Ordin- ance Committe and City Attorney be and they are hereby instructed to pre- pare an ordinance annulling any pre- viously established width for sidewalk on Grandview Avenue and providing for the setting of the curb at a distance of twenty (20) feet out from the prop- erty line between Delhi Street and Southern Avenue. Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the res- olution. Carried unanimously. Ald. Frith offered the following: Be it Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That it is deemed necessary and advisable to im- prove Pine street from the south curb line of Twenty-third street to the north curb line of Twenty-sixth street, and it is hereby proposed to grade, curb, gut- ter and macadamize said street and to assess the cost of such curbing, gutter- ing and macadamizing against the 128 Regular Session July 6, 1905. abutting property. Ald. Frith moved to adopt the reso- lution. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Ald. Frith 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 showing generally the location, nature and extent of the pro- posed improvement on Pine street from the south curb line of Twenty-third street to the north curb line of Twenty- sixth street and the kind of material to be used and an estimate of the entire cost the) eof, 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 assessable up- on 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 Re- corder; that after the filing of said plat and estimate in his office, the City Re- corder shall publish in three consec- utive issues of a newspaper published in this 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 for hearing, which time shall not be less than five days after the last publication of such no- tice, 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. Ald. Frith moved to adopt the reso- lution. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Ald. Corrance. offered the following: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque: That a sidewalk four (4) feet wide, of good brick or ce- ment, be, within twenty days of this notice, constructed and laid in con- formity with the ordinance in relation to sidewalks, on the south side of Ver- non street, between Alta Vista street and Glen Oak Avenue, abutting lot 33, Levens Addition, owned by John Hol- land, at the expense of abutting prop- erty. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Ald. Corrance also offered the follow- ing: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque: That a side- walk four (4) feet wide, of good brick or cement, be, within twenty days of this notice, constructed and laid in conformity with the ordinance in relation to sidewalks, on the east side of Mt. Pleasant Avenue, between West Fourteenth street and Julien Avenue, abutting lot 18, Mt. Pleasant Add., owned by John Schmidt, at the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham nad Stumpf. Nays—None. Ald. Clancy moved that the rules be suspended. in order to hear from Mr. J. Sullivan in relation to a sidewalk on Vernon street, in front of lot No. 33, Levens' Addition. Carried. Mr. Sullivan addressed the Council, stating that there were great holes washed out of said sidewalk and that it would take considerable filling to bring it up to grade. Ald. Frith moved that the matter of filling said sidewalk up to grade be re- ferred to the Street committee. Car- ried. Ald. Frith moved to adjourn until July 20th, 1905. Carried. C. F. ARENDT. City Recorder. Attest: a1 Recorder Approved - / 190 i Mayo1 1 Regular Session July 20, 1905. 129 CITY COUNCILI Regular Session July 20th, 1905. (OFFICIAL). Council met at 8:30 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. Petitions of Lacy & Brown and Glenn Brown in relation to cancellation of special assessments for the improve- ment of various streets were on mo- tion referred to the Finance Commit- tee and City Attorney. Petition of Jos. Feyen, asking that he be appointed a member of the Fire Departmept, also that he be stationed at the new Fifth Ward Engine House, No. 6. Aid. Lyons moved that the petition be referred to the Committee on Fire: Carried. Petition of Mrs. Mary Faust in rela- tion to City purchasing her lot 44 in Union Add., was on motion referred to the City Attorney. Petition of Martin Heer, claiming S250.00 as damages to his property on Grace Street by reason of the change of grade of Grace Street. On motion refereed to the Commit- tee of the Whole. Communication of H. B. McCa^ten in relation to excavation permits which were deposited in Engineer's office for redemption and being mislaid or lost was on motion received and filed. Annual report of the Dubin -me H'gh Bridge Company, by Jno. Eliwanger. Secretary, showing the receipts and expenditures of the Dubuque High Bridge Company for the fiscal year ending April 30th, 1905. On motion was referred to a Special Committee, consisting of the Mayor, Auditor and City Assessor. REPORTS OF OFFICERS. City Engineer Boyce reported as fol- lcws: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: I herewith submit my payroll for labor on streets in the dif- ferent road districts during the first half of July, 1905: Amount due laborers on streets.$11)3.30 Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Crmmlttee on Streets. Also submit my pay roll for labor on sewers during the first half of July, 1905: Amount due laborers on Sewers..$169.S0 Respe( tfully submitted. JAMES H. BOY t'E, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Sewers. Also submit my pay roll for labor on Bluff Street Extension during first half of July, 1905: Amount due laboters on Bluff Street Extension !k242.55 R .speetfully submitted. JAMES H. BOYW'E. City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Streets. On motion the pay rolls on Sireets, Sewers mid Bluff Street Extension, were received and warrants ordered drawn to pay the various amounts and the Pay rolls referred back to the proper committees. City Engineer Boyce reported as fol- lows: On the within petition of Da- vid Metcalf, would respectfully report that the assessment was on the basis of 120 feet frontage, which is an error, as the lots have a frontaf*e of only 75 feet, making an assessment of $3.35 less than levied. Respectfully submitted. JAMES H. BOYCE. City Engineer. Ald. Clancy moved That the repot received and that the Treasurer be instructed to refund to Mr. D. Metcalf the sum of $3.38. Carried. City Engineer Boyce also reported as follows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: Attached please find profile of proposed grade of Bluff Street, from Fourth Street to Ei_hth Street. Red lines and figures show grade I would recommend for adop- tion. Black line shows grade for- mally contemplated, of which there seems to be no conclusive record of its adoption. The following abutting property own- ers have made improvements some- what conforming to the black grade shown on profile: J. S. Morgan, Ryder Bros., A. W. Kemler Est., J. M. Sullivan, J. P. Quigley, H. A. Knowl- ton, Jas. Harragan, Frank Kirk, A. C. Kleine, J. H. Thedinga Est., D. D. Myers, Mary A. Coates, Anna Collins, Catherine Christman and Anna M. Bush. Respectfully, JAMES H. B ,YCE. City Engineer. Ald. Jones moved that the profile of the proposed grade of Bluff Street, from Fourth Street to Eighth Street, be accepted and that further action be postponed until the proceedings for ap- 130 Regular Session July 20, 1905. praisment of damages are had as pro- vided by law. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy. Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. City Engineer Boyce also reported as follows: Herewith attached please find profile of grade proposed on Pine Street, from Twenty-third Street to Twenty-sixth Street. Black lines and figures show grade I would recommend. There was an attempt to establish a grade on this street in March, 1891. but no Ordinance was adopted for same. Red lines and finures show said :rade. Respectfully submitted. JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. On motion the profile was accepted and referred to the Ordinance Commit- tee to draft an Ordinance adopting the same. The report of the Water Works Trustees, showing the receipts •rnd disbursements for the three months ending June 30th, 1905, was presented and on motion was referred to a Special Committee, consisting of Alds. Need- ham, Frith and Stumpf. Ald. Lyons moved that the rules be suspended in order to hear from Rev. Orvis in relation to a plank sidewalk on West Fifth Street. Carried. Rev. Orvis addressed the Council, stating that they had repaired about 30 feet of the 150 feet of plank side- walk on West Fifth Street and Delhi Street and asked that the Council al- low said piece of sidewalk to remain. Ald. Clancy moved that said sidewalk be allowed to remain for the Present. Carried. John W. Lawler, Committee Clerk, reported as follows: Dubuque, Ia., July 20, 1905. To the Honorable Mayor and City Council of the City of Dubuque: Gentlemen: I herewith submit a statement of the amount expended for labor In the different wards during the month of June, 1905: First Ward .. . . X263.65 Second Ward .. 310.00 Third Ward 236.35 Fourth Ward 258.25 Fifth Ward 398.10 Miscellaneous 679.95 Sprinkling— First District 156.65 Second District 311.60 Third District 133.40 Total .............. .... ..$2,747.90 Respectfully submitted, JOHN W. LAWLER, Commitee Clerk. Approved: E. E. FRITH, Chairman on Streets. Cr, motion the report was received and filed. REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT- TEES. Ald. Lyons, Chairman of the Ordi- nance Committee, presented and read an Ordinance, Establishing a Grade on Dillon Street from Grandview Avenue North to Alley first South of Curtis Street, and moved that the reading just had be considered its first reading. Car- ried. Whereupon Ald. Lyons moved to sus- pend the rules, in order to read the Ordinance by its title for the second time. Carried by the following vote: Yaes—Alds. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. The Ordinance was then read by its title for the second time. Aid. Lyons moved that the Ordinance be now adopted as read. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Alds. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. The Ordinance follows: AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A GRADE ON DILLON STREET FROM GRANDVIEW AVENUE NORTH TO ALLEY FIRST SOUTH OF CURTIS STREET. Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, Iowa: Section 1. That a grade on Dillon Street from Grandview Avenue North to the Alley first south of Curtis Street in the City of Dubuque, Iowa, be and is hereby established and adopted as shown by the red line on the profile of said street and grade prepared by City Engineer Jas. H. Boyce, and filed in his office, under date of July 6th, 1905, being number 559, and marked "Profile of Dillon Street from Grand- view Avenue North. B. M. on Door Sill Grandview Avenue Engine House, elevation 268.28." Said grade beginning at the north lot line of Grandview Ave- nue, which is Station 0.0, elevation 272.0; thence to Station 1-1-60, elevation 252.0, beginning of curve grade; thence to Station 2-1-20 on curve grade eleva- tion 245.4; thence to Station 2-1-80, ele- vation 242.5, end of curve grade; thence to Station 6-1-18, south line of Alley, elevation 233.0. Sec. 2. This ordinance to be in force and take effect from and after its pass- age by the City Council and its publica- tion one time in the Dubuque Daily Globe -Journal newspaper. Adopted 1905. Approved: Attest: Mayor. • City Recorder. Regular Session Jul} 20, 1905. 131 Ald. Lyons also presented and read an Ordinance Establishing a Grade on Pierce Street from \Vest Locust Street to Angella Street, and moved that the reading just had be considered its first reading. Carried. Aid. Lyons moved that the rules be suspended in order to read the Ordi- nance by its title for the second time. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. The Ordinance was then read by its title for the second time. Ald. Lyons moved that the Ordinance be now adopted as read. Carried by the following vote: Yeas --Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. The Mayor declared the Ordinance adopted. The Ordinance follows: AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A GRADE ON PIERCE STREET FROM WEST LOCUST STREET TO ANGELLA STREET. Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, Iowa: Section 1. That a grade on Pierce Street from West Locust to Angella Streets in the City of Dubuque, Iowa, he and is hereby established and adopt- ed as shown by the red line on the pro- file of said street and grade prepared by the City Engineer and filed in his office, under date of July 6th, 1905, be- ing number 560 and marked "Profile of Pierce Street from West Locust Street to Angella Street. B. M. on Door Sill of Capt. Yates' home, No. 223 West Locust Street, Elev. 69.822." Said grade beginning at the South curb of W. Locust Street, which is Station -12, elevation 77.2; thence to Station 0.0, South lot line, elevation 77.S; thence to Station 6-1-38, north lot line of Angella Street, elevation 153.9; thence to Sta- tion 6-!-50, north curb of Angella Street, Elevation 153.3. Sec. 2. This Ordinance to be in force and take effect from and after its pass- age by the City Council and its publi- cation one time in the Dubuque Daily Globe -Journal newspaper. Adopted , 1905. Approved: Attest: Mayor, City Recorder. Ald. Lyons also presented and read an Ordinance Establishing a Grade on Alley first South of Dodge Street from Grandview Avenue to Malady Street, and moved that the reading just had be considered its first reading. Carried. Ald. Lyons moved that the rules be suspended for the purpose of reading the Ordinance by its title for the sec- ond lime. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Alds. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf, Nays—None, The Ordinance was then read by its title for the second time. Ald. Lyons moved that the Ordinance be now adopted as read. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Cla ncy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. The Mayor declared the Ordinance adopted. The Ordinance follows: AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A GRADE ON ALLEY, FIRST SOUTH OF DODGE STREET FROM GRANDVIEW AVENUE TO MALA- DY STREET. Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, Iowa: Section 1. That a grade on the Alley first south of Dodge Street from Grand- view Avenue to Malady Street, in the City of Dubuque, Iowa, be, and is here- by established and adopted as shown by the red line on the profile of said street and grade prepared by the City Engineer, J. H. Boyce, and filed in his office, under date of July 6th, 1905, be- ing number 561, and marked "Profile of Alley first south of Dodge Street' from Grandview Avenue to Malady Street, July 6th, 1905." Said grade be- ginning at the east lot line of Grand- view Avenue, which is Station 0.0, ele- vation 283.0; thence to Station 1, eleva- tion 276.8; thence to Station 5, eleva- tion 242.0; thence to Station 7-1-41 west, lot line of Malady Street, elevation 219.0; thence to Station 7-1-53 west curb line of Malady Street, elevation 21S.5. Section 2. This ordinance to be in force and take effect from and after its passage by the City Council and its publication one time in the Dubuque Daily Globe Journal Newspaper. Adopted 1905. Approved Attest: City Recorder. Mayor. Aid. Lyons also presented and read an Ordinance, Repealing the Provisions of a Resolution adopted March 2d, 1891, providing for a 10 -foot Sidewalk on Grandview Avenue from Delhi Street South, and moved that the reading just had be considered its first reading. Carried. Ald. Lyons moved that the Rules be suspended for the purpose of reading the Ordinance by its title for the sec- ond time. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Ald. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. The Ordinance was then read by its title for the second time. Ald. Lyons moved that the Ordinance 132 Regular Session July 20, 1905. be now adopted as read. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aid. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons. Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. The Mayor declared the Ordinance adopted. The Ordinance follows: AN ORDINANCE REPEALING THE PROVISION OF A RESOLUTION ADOPTED MARCH 2nd, 1891, PRO- VIDING FOR A 10 -FOOT . SIDE- WALK ON GRANDVIEW AVENUE FROM DELHI STREET SOUTH. Whereas, by resolution passed by the City Council of the City of Dubuque on March 2nd, 1891, provision was made for a 10 -foot Sidewalk on either side of Grandview Avenue from Delhi Street South in the City of Dubuque, Iowa; and, whereas, no curbing and gutter- ing has as yet been placed in said Street; and, whereas, said Grandview Avenue is 100 feet wide, and it is now deemed expedient that the provisions of the General Ordinances of the City of Dubuque with regard to the width of Sidewalks 'apply to this Street; Therefore, Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, Iowa: Section 1. That the resolution and any and all other action taken by the City Council on March 2nd, 1891, or thereafter, providing for a 10 -foot Side- walk on either side of Grandview Ave- nue south of Delhi street in the City of Dubuque, be and is hereby repealed, and that the width of said Avenue be- tween the curbs when made shall be as provided for in Section 32 of Chap- ter 32 of the Revised Ordinances of 1901 of the City of Dubuque, Iowa, and that the plan showing a cross section of Sidewalk and Boulevard of 20 feet as filed in the office of the City Engineer, under date of July 6th, 1905, being num- ber .0667, be and is hereby adopted. Section 2. This Ordinance shall be in force and take effect after its passage and publication one time in the Dubuque Daily Globe Journal, official newspaper of the City of Dubuque, Iowa. Adopted Approved Attest: City Recorder. Mayor. Ald. Lyons also presented and read an Ordinance Establising the Grade on Pine Street, from Twenty -Third to Twenty -Sixth Street, and moved that the reading just had, be considered its first reading. Carried. Ald. Lyons moved that the Rules be suspended for the purpose of reading' the Ordinance by its title for the second time. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aid. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. The Ordinance was then read by its title for the second time. Ald. Lyons moved that the Ordinance be now adopted as read. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Alds. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones. Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. The Mayor declared the Ordinance adopted. The Ordinance follows: AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE GRADE OF PINE STREET FROM TWENTY-THIRD TO TWEN- TY-SIXTH STREET. Be it Ordained by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, Iowa: Section 1. That a grade on Pine Street from Twenty -Third to Twenty - Sixth Streets in the City of Dubuque, Iowa, be and is hereby established and adopted as shown by the black line on the profile of said street and grade pre- pared by the City Engineer, J. H. Boyce, and filed in his office, under date of July 2nd, 1905, being number 557, and marked "Profile of Pine Street from Twenty -Third to Twenty -Sixth Streets. July 20, 1905." Said grade being estab- lished from a bench mark on south enc! door -sill north-east corner Twenty - Fifth Street and Couler Avenue, eleva- tion 34.136, and beginning at the north lot line at Twenty -Third Street, east curb, elevation 32.7; west curb 32.0, which is station 0.0: thence to Station 6-1-12, south curb of Twenty -Fourth Street, elevation, east curb, 35.7, west curb, 35.0; thence to Station 13, north curb line of Twenty -Fifth Street, east curb 30.2, west curb, 29.5; thence to Sta- tion 19-1-17.8, south curb of Twenty - Sixth Street, east curb, 39.7, west curb, 39.0. Section 2. This Ordinance to be in force and take effect from and after its passage by the City Council and its publication one time in the Dubuque Daily Globe Journal Newspaper. Adopted , 1905. Approved Attest: City Recorder. Mayor. Ald. Lyons also presented and read an Ordinance for the vacation of Huff Street from the South Line of Railroad, Avenue, to the South Line of the Du- buque Harbor Company's Addition, al- so the Alley between Huff Street and Salina Street, from the South Line of Railroad Avenue, to the South Line of the Dubuque Harbor Company's Addi- tion, and moved that the reading just had be considered its first reading. Car- ried unanimously. The Ordinance was then laid over un- til the next meeting of the Ganef'. Regular Session July 20, 1905. 133 Ald. Corrance, Chairman of the Com- mittee on Claims, reported as follows: Your Committee on Claims, to whom was referred the bill of Dr. F. W. Mey- ers for $30.00 for professional services rendered Miss Birdie Bauch, who was injured by falling on a defective side- walk, would recommend that a war- rant in the above amount be ordered drawn on the City Treasurer in favor of the Mayor, and paid over to her upon her signing a written release and agreement that said sum shall be in full of all claims for damages of whatsoever nature she may have grow- ing out of said accident. H. CORRANCE, Chairman. Also your Committee on Claims re- port in favor of paying the following bills: .J. W. Iiintzinger, City Attorney, To money advanced for Docket fees in Farrell & Sheridan cases in Supreme Court $6.50 Cash paid to Dr. Ayers for exam- ining injuries to Miss Rasquin2.00 Cash paid for filing fee in case of Star Brewing Co 1.50 Cash paid for Express charges on Briefs in case of Citizens' State Bank vs. Jess et al 25 -Cash paid for Express charges on Briefs and argument in Farrell case 30 H. CORRANCE, Chairman. Ald. Corrance moved to adopt the re- port of the Committee on Claims. Car- ried. Ald. Frith, Chairman of the Street Committee, reported as follows: Your Committee on Streets, to whom was referred the petition of John J. Lavery asking that he be granted per- mission to put in a cinder sidewalk abutting Lot 47, Grandview Avenue Ad- dition, would recommend that the pray- er of the petitioner be granted. Also your Committee on Streets, to whom was referred the petition of A. L. Rhomberg, for J. A. Rhomberg Es- tate, asking that the special assess- ments levied against Lots 41, 43 and 47 Corriell's Sub. and Lot 26B in Wood's Add. for sidewalk repairs be canceled, because no repairs were made on the sidewalks abutting said lots, would recommend that the prayer of the pe- titioner be granted and that the Treas- urer be instructed accordingly. Also your Committee on Streets, to whom was referred the bill of James McAleece. for balance due on macadam furnished the city. would respectfully recommend that a warrant in the sum of $12.50 be ordered drawn on the City Treasurer in settlement of the claim. E. E. FRITH, Chairman. Ald. Frith moved to adopt the re- ports of the Committee on Streets. Carried. Aid. Stumpf, Chairman of the Market Committee, reported as follows:' Your Committee on Markets, to whom was referred with power the matter of purchasing a scale for the First ward, would respectfully report that we se- cured prices from a number of different scale manufacturers, and after due con- sideration, awarded the contract to supply the city with one fifteen ton, steel frame scale to Borden & Selleck Co., makers of the Howe scale, for the sum of Two Hundred and Fifty-seven 50-100 Dollars ($257.50), f. o. b., Du- buque. JOHN A STUMPF, Chairman. Ald. Stumpf moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Ald. Clancy, chairman of the Fire Committee, reported as follows: Your Committee on Fire would re- spectfully report that we have pur- chased one horse for the Fire Depart- ment and had the Treasurer advance the sum of $225.00 to pay for the same. MATT CLANCY, Chairman. Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Ald. Jones, chairman of the Commit- tee on Public Grounds and Building:., reported in favor of paying the fol- lowing bills: F. D. Scharle, final estimate for the construction of the new Fifth Ward Engine House....$1000 00 Jacquinot & Mullen, final esti- mate for plumbing contract, Fifth Ward Engine House.... 90 71 Thos. T. Carkeek, balance due for superintending work at new Fifth Ward Engine House 130 75 Ald. Jones moved to adopt the report and that warrants be ordered drawn for the above amounts. Carried. Ald. Stumpf, chairman of the De- linquent Tax Committee, reported as follows: Your Committee on Delinquent Taxes, to whom was referred the pe- tition of Mrs. M. ' Ilzer, asking that the taxes for the year 1903 against her homestead, lot 47 c'cx's Addition, which had been allowed to remain a lien on the property, be canceled, and agree- ing to pay all subsequent taxes, would recommend that the Treasurer be in- structed to cancel all taxes against said lot prior to those of 1904. Also 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 homestead, lot 106 Union Addition, be canceled for the year 1904, would 134 Regular Session July 20, 1905. recommend that said taxes be allowed to remain a lien on the property and that the Tree surer be instructed not to sell. Also your Committee on Delinquent Taxes, to whom was referred the peti- tion of Mrs. E. O'Halloran, asking that the taxes for the year 1904 against lots 14, 15, 172 and 173 Finlay's Addition, be canceled, would recommend that the said petition be received and filed. JOHN A. STUMPF, Chairman. Ald. Stumpf moved to adopt the re- port of the Delinquent Tax Commit- tee. Carried. Ald. Jones, chairman of the Board of Equalization, reported as follows: Your Board of Equalization, to whom was referred the petition of C. A. Voelker in relation to the special assessment levied against lots 113, 114, 115, 116 and 117, Mechanic's Add., for the improvement of Leibnitz Street, would recommend that the City Treas- urer be instructed to accept $250.00 in full settlement of said special assess- ment and the interest thereon, provid- ed the matter be settled without de• lay. Also your Board of Equalization, ti, whom was referred the petition of the Cushing -McFadden Vinegar Company, asking that the valuation placed on lots 135, 137 and 139, L. H. Lang - worthy's Add., be reduced to $5,000.00, would recommend that the prayer cf the petitioner be granted and that the Treasurer be instructed accordingly. Also your Board of Equalization, to whom was referred the petition of W. F. Bobzien, asking that the assessment levied against him fer personal prop- erty for the year 1904 be canceled be. cause he did not begin business until March 1, 1904, would recommend that the prayer of the petitioner be grant- ed and that the Treasurer be instruct- ed accordingly. Also your Board of Equalization, to whom was referred the petition of H. H. Mehlhop, asking that the assess- ment for personalty against John Mehl - hop for the year 1902 be canceled, would recommend that said petition be re- ceived and filed. Also your Board of Equalization, to whom was referred the petition of Mrs. Louisa Schwartz, asking on account of her poverty that the taxes for the year 1904 on Lots 7 and 9 in Marsh's Du- buque, Lot 6 ICtingle's Sub and Lot 6A of Quigley's Sub. of Outlot 711 be can- celed, would recommend that the pray- er of the petitioner be granted and that the Treasurer be instructed according- ly. Also your Board of Equalization, to whom was referred the petition of Isaac Manhoff, for the Congregation of Kneses Israel Church, asking that the taxes for 1904 on the south one-half of Lot 307, East Dubuque Addition, be canceled because said property is be- ing used for church purposes, would recommend that the prayer of the pe, titioner be granted and that the Treas- urer be instructed accordingly. Also your Board of Equalization, to whom was referred the petition of Mrs. Margaret Flanagan, asking that on ac- count of her poverty, the taxes on hen homestead, Lot 9 Glendale Add. be re- duced, would recommend that said taxes be allowed to remain a lien on the property and that the Treasurer be instructed not to sell. RUDOLPH JONES, Chairman. Ald. Jones moved to adopt the vari- ous 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 respect- fully report that at a meeting held July 5th, 1905, a bill was presented from Geo. W. Wunderlich, dated April 19th, 1902, said bill was referred back to Mr. Wunderlich to present to the County Supervisors for payment. Also report that the Mayor received from the U. S. Government and turned into the City Treasury, $5.00, being bal- ance due for taking care of a U. S. seaman at the Detention Hospital. We would recommend that a warrant be ordereg drawn in favor of the May- or to the amount of $5.00, and that said amount be turned over to the Board of Supervisors. Also report that the complaints, re- ported from the neighborhood of the Stock Yards, situated on 18th and Syca- more Streets, were referred to a com- mittee to investigate and report at the next meeting of the Board. Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the re- port of the Board of Health. Carried. Ald. Frith moved that the action taken by the Council at the previous meeting, in adopting the resolutions to im- prove Pine Street, from Twenty-third to Twenty-sixth Street, be reconsider- ed. Carried unanimously. Ald. Frith also moved that *aid res- olution be referred too' the. Committee on Streets. s.• Carried. The Mayor stated that the Iowa Tel- ephone Company are now ready to put in their underground conduit system, and that the Council ought to fix the bond of said Company for tearing up the streets and alleys of the city. Regular Session July 20, 1905. 135 Ald. Corrance moved that said bond be fixed at $10,000.00. Carried. RESOLUTIONS. Ald. Frith offered the following: Whereas, The viaduct at present con- structed on Peru road over and across the tracks of the Chicago Great West- ern Railroad Company, has, by reaso, of natural decay, and the number of times said structure has been on fire, become unsafe for public travel; there- fore, Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That the Ordinance Committee and City Attorney be and they are hereby instructed to forth- with prepare an Ordinance declaring the necessity for reconstructing said viaduct for the reasons above set out, and ordering said Chicago Great West- ern Railroad Company to reconstruct said viaduct with iron in place of wood. Ald. Frith moved to adopt the reso- lution. Carried. Alderman Frith also offered the fol- lowing: Be it Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That the City Attorney be and he is hereby directed to prepare an opinion as to the legal- ity of issuing bonds to defray the cost of completing the Bee Branch sewe; and to submit said opinion to the City Council at its next regular session. Ald. Frith moved to adopt the reser. lution. Carried. Aid. Jones moved that the City En- gineer be instructed to prepare a pro- file of grade on Seventeenth Street, from Clay Street to the railroad tracks, and report at the next meeting of the Council. Carried. Ald. Frith moved that the Engineer be instructed to measure all macadam now in the city not already measured, and report to the Council. Carried. Ald. Jones moved to adjourn until August 3rd, 1905. Carried. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. Attest: '?/ . Recorder 136 Special Session July 28, 1905. CITY COUNCIL Special Session. July 28th, 1905. (Official.) Council met at 9:35 o'clock P. M. Mayor Berg in the chair. Present—Aids. Clancy, Corrance Jones, Lyons and Needham. Absent—Aids. Frith and Stumpf. Mayor Berg stated that the object of this special meeting of the Council was for the purpose of taking some action on a communication from the Fraternal Order of Eagles, asking for the right to use certain Streets in the city, for the purpose of holding a Street Carni- val. Also for taking some action per- taining to the waterway along the Chi- cago Great Western R. R. Co's. Track from 23rd Street to Sanford Street. The following communication was presented and read: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council of the City of Dubuque: Gentlemen: Dubuque Aerie No. 568, Fraternal Order of Eagles proposes to hold a Street Carnival in our city and would respectfully ask your honorable body to grant them permission to use the side streets leading off from Iowa Street between Fifth and Eleventh .Streets with the exception of Eighth Street. Two of the streets, namely Sixth and Eleventh, would have to be blocked completely while on all the others, room would be left for teams to pass, and on Fifth Street, the inter- section would be required for a merry- go-round, but sufficient space would be left for teams to pass. Trusting that your honorable body will see fit to grant the prayer of our petition, we remain, Respectfully, C. B. SCHERR. Secretary Carnival Committee. Ald. Clancy moved that the prayer of the Petition be granted. Carried. Aid. Clancy also moved that the Mayor and City Attorney be instructed to draw up a Contract between the City, and the Local Order of Eagles, holding said Order responsible to place said Streets in as good a condition after the Carnival as they are at present. Carried. City Engineer Boyee presented plans showing the waterway along the Chi- cago Great Western R. R. Co's. Tracks on Elm Street from Twenty-third Street to Sanford Street, also connections on Sanford Street from said waterway to the Bee Branch Sewer, Ald. Clancy moved that said plans be referred to the Engineer, Mayor and City Attorney, to present to the Chi- cago Great Western R. R. Co. for ap- proval. Carried. Ald. Jones moved to adjourn. Car- ried. C. F. ARE N DT, City Recorder. w List of Warrants. List of City Warrants l y lo•corder's (illi.- Dubuque, la., July I 1. ,. '1'o the Honorable Mayor hCity Council of Dubuque: Gentlemen: The following is a c•um- plete list of all Nvarra11ts issued by me during the month of June, 1905: C. H. L'crg. salary, Mayor $116 65 11, 1 rinkman, salary, Treasurer 1:33 30 J. A. AlcKinlay, salary, Deputy Treasurer 100 00 Jno. lirayer, clerk, Treasurer's office 60 00 Chas. F. Arendt, salary, Re- corder ...... .... .... I Ili 65 \Vm. A. Kaep, salary, Deputy Recorder ........ .... ...... !-.0 00 F. 13. Hoffln<l, salary, Auditor110 65 C. 13. Schen:, salary, Assessor 125 00 A. Doerr, Jr., salary, Assistant Assessor 100 00 J. J. Murphy, salary, Assistant :\.sscssor 100 00 .1. \V. Iiintzinger, salary. Attor- nc 150 00 J. C. Longueville, salary, Assist- ant Attorney 75 00 :hiss E. P.. Rupprecht, stenogra- pher, Legal Department 20 00 Thos. Reilly. salary, Chief of Po- lice 100 00 Jos. Roinfrie1, salary, Fire Chief 100 60 J. \\'. Lawlor, salay, Committee Clerlk .... .......... ........ 100 00 Jas. Royce, salary, City Engineer 166 65 E. Anderson, salary, Assistant Engineer 100 00 G. White, salary, Madman 50 00 ,T110. Grab, sabary', Superintendent of Street Sprinkling CO 00 E. Herron, clerk in Auditors and Engineer's office 7', 00 \Vm. Hipman, salary, E1.•ctrician ; 35 F. P. Hayes, salary, Alarket- master 50 00 P. Ryan, salary. Park Custodian 40 00 H. Sehoenbcck, salary, Park Cus- todian 1`. Faherty, salary, Park Custo- dian Dr. E. F. Michel. . lam Health Officer .... F. Flynn, salary. Sanitary Pa- trolman C. Baumann, salary, Poundnaas- tel' Airs. H. Koenig. salary, Jitnitress 20 00 G. N. Raymond, salary, Sidewalk Inspector P. Holsinger, salary., AVharflnas- ter IVi. Clancy, salary, Alderman ... H. Curr.ulce, sari y, Alderman.. E. E. Frith, salary. Aldermaul.... R. Jones. salary, Alderman M. E. Lyons, salary, Alderman Jos. Needham, salary, Alderman M. Eitel, fireman J. Essman, fireman A. Duccini, fireman J. Flynn, fireman 40 00 10 00 50 00 GO 00 40 00 50 00 20 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 70 00 75 00 60 00 65 00 137 J. Hoslin, fireman 60 00 A. I -leer, fireman 60 00 J. Tschudi, fireman 60 00 J. Schonberger, fireman 60 00 J. Daley, fireman 70 00 J. failnes, firearm 75 00 T. Ryder, fireman 60 00 G. Beyer, fireman 65 00 W. Ducey. fireman 60 00 I . Alurphy, fireman 60 00 W. McClain, fireman 60 CO Al. Kelley, fireman 60 00 D. Ahern, firearm 70 00 P. Zillig, fireman 60 00 T. Flynn, firernan 65 00 M. Sweeney, fireman 60 00 H. Cain, fireman 60 00 J. Lenzer, fireman 60 00 J. 111. McGloughlin, fireman 60 00 A. McDonnell, fireman 75 00 J. Murphy, fireman 50 00 P. Fury, fireman 55 00 NV. Kannolt, fireman 50 00 G. Gherki, fireman 65 00 T. Ii ennedy, firernan 60 00 F. Baumgartner, fireman. 60 00 J. Smith, fireman GO 00 C. Kannolt, fireman 65 00 J. Allen, fireman 60 00 M. Fahey, fireman GO 00 \V. McConnell, fireman 60 00 10. Weston, fireman (00 00 F. Kenneally, fireman 60 00 11 McDermott, fireman 60 00 P. Ahern, fireman 60 00 G. 11urkel, police 43 00 J. Carter, police 67 20 J'. Clune, police 51 65 Jno. Cody, police 50 06 W. Cook, police 60 00 W. Corcoran, police 51 65 J. P. Cummings, police 51 65 J. Fitzpatrick, police 51 65 Jas. Flynn, police 50 00 Jno. Fox, police 57 65 Wna. Frith, police T. Ganahl, police L. Grasset, police 13. Gray, police Pat Hanlon, police E. Kahn, police M. Kilty, police 51 65 50 00 51 65 50 00 ... 41 00 51 65 51 65 33 00 50 00 57 65 G2 00 50 00 65 00 51 65 51 65 65 00 50 00 62 00 51 61 G0 00 67 20 51 65 50 00 51 65 45 10 30 00 30 00 Jno. Loetscher, police P. McCollins, police P. Alclnerney, police Al. O'Conner, police Jno. Murphy, police Jno. Raesli, police Otto Rath, police J. Rooney, police Jas. Ityan, police P. Scharff, police Al. Scherr, police F. Spielman. police P. Sutton, police Toni Sweeney, police nt. Staid taxa. fiance P. Sullicr, police Jno. L. Sullivan, police L. Zeidman, police Airs. Bate Hihhe, matron Miss L. Brennan, matron 138 List of Warrants. Labor on streets in the different Road Districts for the last half of May, 1905: Thos. Burke, 1st 20 50 ,las. Beakey, 1st 20 50 Rich. Burns, 1st 9 45 Jos. Brouillette, 1st 70 John Burns, 1st 4 05 C. Buddien, 2nd 11 85 D. J. Brightbill, 3rd 8 45 Paul Becker, 3rd 8 55 Jos. Brown, 2nd, $12.60; 3rd, $6.3018 90 Peter Carney, 1st 20 50 W. Coughlan, 1st 16 20 R. Caffery, 1st 10 15 Jas. Callaghan, 1st 20 00 John Corbett, 1st 10 15 H. Cobb, 1st, $5.70; 2nd, $9.45; 3rd, $3.75 18 90 John Dougherty, 1st 4 05 M. Donegan, 1st 7 SO John Dubler, 2nd 10 80 Peter Dax, 1st, $5.70; 2nd, $9.45; 3rd, $3.75 18 90 Thos. Donahue, 1st 18 90 John Egan, 1st '6 45 Jos. Eberhardt, 2nd 70 John Ess, 2nd 6 75 Frank Frick, 2nd S 10 Harry Fleck, 1st, $26.35; 2nd, $33.75; 3rd, $15.00 75 00 Nelson Frith, 1st, $17.50; 2nd, $22.50; 3rd, $15.00 50 CO E. Firzlaff, 1st, $7.00; 2nd, $9.00; 3rd, $4.00 20 00 Pat Grue, 1st 2 70 Pat Gilloon, 1st 2 40 Jos. Gavin, 1st 20 00 Henry Galle, 2nd 8 10 Jos. Grab, 2nd 17 55 C. Gantenhein, 2nd 20 00 C. Gruenzig, 3rd 8 45 John Hafey, 1st 9 45 Thos. Hackney, 1st 8 10 Phil Hense, 2nd 9 45 James Hird, 3rd 3 00 John Feil. 1st, $7.90; 2nd, $10.10; 3rd, $4.50 22 '50 August Jass, 2nd 6 75 John Jchring, 2nd 2 40 Pat Kenneally, 1st 20 50 John Kuhec, 1st 21 00 Nic. Kett' hofen, 2nd 8 25 John Kc,; 2nd 8 25 Mike Ii;i: 2nd 13 20 Paul Kro-:!.•slci, 2nd 6 45 John Keast, 3rd 15 20 J. Kinsella 12 90 Jake Kraus, 1st, $5.70; 2nd, $9.45;. 3rd, $3.75 18 90 Mike Lavin. 1st .. 7 10 Matt. Loes, 2nd S 25 F. Lille, 2nd 12 15 H. Leik, 2nd 5 65 H. Lemhke, 2nd 9 15 Frank Lassense, 2nd 5 40 Martin Lonergan, 1st, $5.70; 2nd, $9.45: rd, $3.75 18 90 John Mahoney, 1st 19 50 John Mullen, 1st 35 George Moore, 1st 2 70 Adam Manderscheid, 2nd 2 70 J. Martinek, 3rd 7 10 John McNulty, 1st 2 70 Pat McMullen, 1st 8 10 • James McAleese, 1st 8 SO Pat McPoland, 3rd 4 40 J. McCormack; Health 18 90 W. O'Brien, 1st 20 00 Cha:. O'Neill, 1st S 80 Labor on streets, last half of May, 1905: James Powers, 1st 10 SO James Purcell, 1st 6 75 Nic. Pansch, 2nd 70 John Parker, 3rd W. Quinlan, 1st Phil Reddin, 1st 6 45 James Ryan, 1st t`. Reinfrank, 2nd J;1nu's Reid, 3rd _ 40 s. Rooney. 1st 12 50 Nick Sweeney, 1st 2 70 Sherirtan, let 12 40 A. A. Schorr, 2nd 1 50 John Schroeder, 2nd S 25 August Soyke, 2nd 4 05 F. Scherr, 2nd 20 00 James Smith, 3rd 1 70 Louis Smith, 3rd 1 70 R. Turney, 2nd S 45 Ed. Whelan, 1st 11 0-, W. Welsh, 1st 741 John Welsh, 1st 2 70 N. Wampach, 2nd 10 50 W. Wearmouth, 3rd 20 00 H. Ziemath, 2nd 13 50 George Zumhof, 2nd 19 50 Walter Bradley, let 9 35 Frank. Burns, 2nd 7 65 F. G. Becker, 1st, $2.55; 2nd, $12.55; 3rd, $20.75 36 15 Josh Calvert, 1st, $23.40; 3rd, $25.50 4S 90 James Costello, 3rd 31 45 A. Conrad, 2nd 31 90 Mike Hannan, 1st 48 05 J. Haudenschield, 2nd 39 95 Pear }Torch, 2nd 34 45 John f l fi'mire, 1st, $11.15; 2nd, 3rd, $7.40 .. 37 10 pain i.ir. han, 1st 51 00 7. LI 'I ergon, 2nd 34 00 .1. Long, 2nd 34 00 John McQuillan, 1st 38 25 J. J. MeCollins. let, $41.30; 2nd, $3.75 45 05 Jeff McGrath, 3rd 3 85 C. McElrnth, let, $2.00; 2nd, $32.00 34 00 A. Pailey. 2nd 41 25 G. Reynolds, lst 16 60 H. Rinek, 2nd 7 65 A. Stoltz, 2nd 26 15 Jerry Sullivan, 2nd, $13.45; 3rd, $35.45 .... 48 90 Ed. Seeley, let, $11.70; 2nd, $19.50; 3rd, $7.85 R. Woller, 2nd Labor on sewers May, 1905: H. Cosgrove $ 20 00 J. Corcoran 20 80 T. Hagerty 25 00 F. Hohnecker 20 S0 Con Sullivan 20 80 Pat Sage 20 80 L. Taylor 20 80 Jos. Tacke 20 80 39 05 11 50 for the last half of List of Warrants. 139 Labor on Bee Branch Sewer on Mi11- ville Road for the last half of May, 1905: Rolland Brown James Fuller Otto Kraft James Noonan John Parker Robert Smith Peter Ziegler Jno. Kinsella J. Rooney L. Daily, cleaning around Market Square 42 00 J. Rooney, repairs ;wound City Hall J. Achen, repairs around City Hall Mrs. H. Koenig, cleaning and scrubbing offices City Hall18 30 Mrs. L. Fichter, cleaning and scrubbing offices City Hall16 35 L. O. Papin Co., plumbing City Hall 90 Dub. Cabinet Makers Ass'n, re- pairing office chair, City Hall2 00 C. O. D. Laundry, towels and racks at City Hall 24 00 Midland Chemical Co., disinfec- tine, City Hall 25 00 H. Corrance, supplies City Hall6 45 G. F. Kleih, hardware and sup- plies for various departments. 20 35 Key City Gas Co., gas for City Hall .. 89 20 G. Holl, repairing lawn mowers for parks 2 50 McDermott & Gow, repairing water fountain at First and Main Streets 24 15 Purington Paving Brick Co, brick for Road Dept .. 138 12 Dub. Woodenware and Lumber Co., lumber for Road Dept.... 38 70 Ott. Meuser & Co., lumber for Road and Sidewalk Depts 44 40 L. Lindenberg, hardware for Road and Sewer Depts 2 35 P. Heller, horse shoeing, Road Dept F. Schloz & Sons, repairs for Road Dept A. A. Brown, repairs for Road Dept G. Bock, repairs for Road Dept Clancy Transfer Co., coal for Steam Roller F. A. Burns, coal for Steam Roller T. J. Mulgrew, coal for Steam Roller . 19 92 J. Even, coal for Steam Roller25 99 Smedley Steam Pump Co., re- pairs for Steam Roller.. 5 25 W. Marshall, repairs for Steam Roller 1 00 W. D. Deckert Co., supplies for Steam Roller 1 98 P. Hanson, oil for Steam Roller40 P. Heller, horse shoeing for Fire Dept. 1 00 Gus Lear, horse shoeing for Fire Dept. 4 60 5 25 4 05 10 50 40 00 20 75 10 50 3 05 3 50 3 50 2 10 18 20 2 00 5 30 5 45 8 40 16 37 25 05 Wunderlich & Wiederholt, horse shoeing for Fire Dept. 6 40 T. H. Clark, chugs and sultplirs, Fire Dept. Key Cit}- iron Works, repairs tor Debt. 14 28 H. Corrance, salt and bran for Fire Dept. 3 25 L. J. Schmitt, hardware for Fire Dept W. D. Deckert Co., supplies for Fire Dept. T. F. Bane, hay and oats for Fire Dept. ...... Fischer & Co., ,oal for Fire Dept. 21 85 Key City Gas Co., eoal and cope for Fite Dept. Key City vias Co., gas arcs for Fire Dept. 1 00 F. 1'. Hayes, board of prisoners for \l;iy 3 60 Keep & i:ucchele, hats for Police Dept. G. F. Kleih, supplies for Police Dept. S. A. French, coat and vest but- tons for Police Dept. T. F. Kano, hay (lolivor,1 at Patrol House Kt'y Pity Rooting ('o., • . ,,,at for V'nt ions lepartn'. F. Sehloz Sots. S, -.ver .DDe•it H. Corrynt'e, ,iil .i;. . ,'or Sewer Dept. Smith -Morgan Prtg. Ca., 1, 11 tnk stationery, Engineer's Dept. Smith -Morgan Prtg. Co., weekly and monthly Council la'ocecd- ings Globe -Journal, official printing for May National Demokrat, official print- ing for May 25 00 Telegraph -Herald, official print- ing for April and May 100 67 Union Electric Co., arc lights for May 2067 35 T. E. Frith, removing dead ani- mals for March and April 27 00 T. E. Frith, removing garbage and dead animals for May 307 56 Steuck & Linehan, 1st estimate on sanitary sewer in Eleventh Street 621 87 J. Hird, final estimate on Booth Street sewer 185 00. Brown & Brown, 1st estimate storm water sewer in Booth Street .. 790 67 J. Noonan, to use of tools, etc, for work on Millville Road sewer 7 50 Tibey Bros., balance due on Bee Branch sewer in Sanford and Washington Streets 77 90 Tibey Bros., 1st estimate on storm water sewer in Washing- ton Street 864 67 F. D. Scharle, estimate on Fifth Ward Engine House 777 00 D. D. McGrath, rock delivered at garbage dump 245 00 C. H. Berg, settlement of suit E 19 70 25 1 00 409 42 29 60 19 35 1 05 7. 70 13 35 16 90 6 80 1 75 2 50 14 85 43 62 140 List of Warrants. Mueller vs City 100 00 H. Brinkman, excavation permits • redeemed 95 00 H. Brinkman, interest paid on warrants outstanding 493 74 H. Brinkman. New York Ex- change, expense 6 80 H. Brinkman. postage expense10 00 H. Brinkman, freight charges, Fire 20 47 H. Brinkman, express charges, Police 80 H. Brinkman, freight charges, Road 43 88 $670 69 H. Brinkman. Water 'Works Or- ders paid $709 40 H. Brinkman, loan 4615 00 Dubuque, Ia., June 15, 1905. To the Honorable Mayor and City Council of the City of Dubuque: Gentlemen:—I herewith submit my pay roll for labor en streets in the dif- ferent Road Districts for the first half of June. 1905: A. Alderson. 3rd 1 35 T. Burke, 1st 1 60 Jas. Beakey, 1st 1 60 Rich. Burns, 1st 2 70 Jos. Brouillette, 1st 2 05 John Burns, 1st 4 05 J. Brachtenbach, 2nd 1015 Paul Becker, 3rd 14 20 D. J. Brightbill, 3rd 10 80 Jos. Brown, 2nd, $11.70; 3rd, $5.8517 55 Peter Carney, 1st 1 60 W. Coughlan, 1st 14 20 Jas. Connolly. 1st 10 15 R. Caffery, 1st 1 35 Jas. Callaghan, 1st 20 00 John Corbett, 2nd 4 05 D. Cobb, 1st, $5.225: 211,1. $S.,."e: $3.50 17 55 John Dougherty, 1st 2 70 M. Donegan, 1st 4 05 John Dubler, 2nd 1 35 T. Donahue, lst 17 55 Peter Dax, 1st, $5.25; 2nd, $8.80; 3rd, $3.50 17 55 John Egan, 1st 9 45 J. Eberhardt, 2nd S 80 John Ess, 2nd 9 80 Mike Farrell. 1st 4 75 Pat Fcnelon,.1st, $6.15; 3rd, $7.0013 15 Ed. Firtzlaff, 1st, $7.00; 2nd, $9.00; 3rd, $4.00 20 00 Pat Grue, 1st 5 40 Pat Gilloon, 1st 7 45 Jos Gavin, 1st 20 00 Jos. Grab, 2nd 15 55 C. Gantenbein. 2nd 20 OU C. Gruenzig, 3rd. 2 70 Phil Hense, 2nd. 8 10 John Heil. 1st, $7.90; 2nd, $10.00; 3rd, $4.50 22 50 Peter Jacobs, 2nd. 4 05 Aug. Jass, 2nd. 7 45 P. Kenneally, 1st. 1 60 N. Kettenhofen. 2nd. 12 15 John Kness, 2nd. 9 45 Paul Krocheski, 2nd. 10 50 J. Kinsella 15 25 J. Knaus. 1st, $5.25; 2nd, $8.50; 3rd, $3.50 Mike Lavin, 1st F. Lille, 2nd. Herman Lembke, 2nd. M. Lonergan, 1st, $5.25: 2nd, $8.80: 3rd, $4 50 17 55 John Mahoney. 1st 16 50 John Mullen. 1st. 10 15 George Moore, 1st 1 35 Ed. Malloy, 2nd. 9 45 A.. Ma nderscheid. 2nd. 6 75 Jos. Martinek, 3rd. 7 45 Pat McMullen. 1st. S 10 John McNulty, 1st. S SO .john McGee. 1st. 1 25 Pat McPoland. 3rd. 1 70 J. McCormack, Health 17 55 W. O'Brien, short from Inst half May, 1907 7, 00 Jn re es Pur, • I. 1 , .. 70 T. Pow , , 1 . . 40 1-, \\". ,•,-,, 1s 1 1st. 17 55 10 15 10 80 9 15 W. Sitn,..iil.'n. 1st. .7, •1, n Schroeder. 2nd John Sloan, 2nd August Soyke, 2nd 1 35 Chris, Sholl, 2nd s 10 Frank Scherr. 2nd , Louis Smith. 3rd 11 Tc. Dan Sheehan. l.st 1 _- Ed. Whelan. 1st 1 John Welsh, 1st 0 W. Welsh, 1st 4 7 Nb' Wamnach, 2nd tV. \Vearmouth, 3rd Geo. Zumhof, 2nd W. Bradley Frank Burns, 2nd J. Berwanger. 2nd 12 se F. G. Becker, 1st, $2.15; •2nd, $10.60; 3rd, $17.00 29 75 Jos. Calvert, 1st. $13.00: 3rd, $22.30 A. Conrad, 2nd M. Hannan, 1st Peter Horch, 2nd J. Huffmjre. 1st. $10.35; 2nd, $17.20: 3rd. $6.90 34 45 J. Linehan, 1st. $32.80: 2nd, $5.10; 3rd, $2.05 J. Lonergan, 2nd J. Long. 2nd John McQuillan, 1st J. J. McCollins, 1st, $50.20; 2nd, $3.85; 3rd, 35c C. McElrath, 1st, $1.75; 2nd, $52.65 Jeff McGrath, 3rd Geo. Reynolds, 1st H. Rink, 2nd E. Revening, 2nd Ed. Seeley, 1st, $10.90; 2nd, $18.10; 3rd, $7.25 36 25 J. Sullivan, 1st, $3.10; 2nd, $16.20; 3rd. $24.05 43 35 R. Woller, 2nd 1 90 Labor on Bluff Street Extension dur- ing the first half of June, 1905: Thos. Burke 13 50 S,1 S 10 35 :10 29 75 13 60 18 70 3995 30 60 29 75 11 50 54 40 54 40 43 80 26 80 22 00 34 45 Official Notices. Jas. Beakey Peter Carney John Carter W. Hall P. Kenneally- W. O'Brien Nick Sweeney Ed. Whelan Walter Bradley, team Labor on sewers for June, 1905: H. Cosgrove J. Corcoran T. Haggerty, foreman F. Hohnecker Con Sullivan Pat Sage L. Taylor J. Tacke 16 20 17 10 12 60 14 40 17 10 25 CO 7 20 16 20 22 10 the first half of 20 00 21 60 25 00 22 40 22 40 19 20 21 60 20 80 Labor on Special Sewers during the first half of June, 1905: J. Cahill Pat Fenelon J. Ilird J. Jellison J. Knaus J. Kinsella W. Lillie J. McLaughlin Jos. Rooney J. Sloan 6 20 6 20 7 60 7 20 5 45 6 20 3 80 5 20 6 20 5 45 Herm. Brinkman, money ad- vanced for new horses for Fire Department 450 00 I hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct list of all warrants issued by me during the month of June. 1905. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. OFFICIAL PUBLICATION. AN ORDINANCE. GRADE ON DILLON STREET FROM GRANDVIE\V AVENUE NORTH TO ALLEY FIRST SOUTH OF CURTIS STREET. Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, Iowa: Section 1. That a grade on Dillon Street from Grandview Avenue North to the Alley first south of Curtis Street in the City of Dubuque, Iowa, he and is hereby established and adopted as shown by the red line on the profile of said street and grade prepared by City Engineer Jas. H. Boyce, and filed in his office, under date of July 6th, 1905, being number 559, and marked "Profile of Dillon Street from Grand- view Avenue North, B. M. on Door Sill Grandview Avenue Engine House, elevation 268.28." Said grade beginning at the north lot line of Grandview Ave- nue, which is Station 0.0, elevation 272.0; thence to Station 1-1-60, elevation 252.0, beginning of curve grade; thence to Station 2-I-20 on curve grade eleva- tion 245.1: thence to Station 2-1-80, ele- vation 212.5. end of curve grade; thence to Station 6-I-18, south line of Alley, elevation 213.0. Sec. 2. This ordinanc' to be in force and take effect from and after its pass- age by the City Council and its publica- 141 tion one time in the Dubuque Daily Globe -Journal newspaper. Adopted July .0th. 1905. Approved July 111th, 1905. C. H. RRi;c.. J1a yor. Attest.: C. F. ;\I;ENDT, (City Recorder. Published officially in the Evening Globe• -Journal July 27th. 1907.. C. F. A l I l I N OT, 7-27-1 t. City Recorder. OFFICIAL PUBLICATION. AN ORDINANCE. AN ORDINANCE EST:\It1ASHING A GR:\ru; ON PIERCE STREET FTP i \VEST LOCUST STREET TO A NO I•; l .T.:\ ST I f i9E'I'. no it ordained by the City Council of the city of Dubuque, Iowa: Section 1. That a grade on Pierce Street from West Locust to Angella Streets in the City of Dubuque, Iowa, be and is hereby established and adopt- ed as shown by the red line on the pro- file of said street and grade prepared by the City Engineer and filed In his office, under elate of July 6th, 1905, be- ing number 560 and marked "Profile of Pierce Street from West Locust Street to Angella Street. B. M. on Door Sill of Capt. Yates' home, No. 223 West Locust Street, Elev. 69.522." Said grade beginning at the South curb of W. Locust Sit et, which is Station -12, elevation 77.2: thence to Station 0.0, South lot line, elevation 77.8; thence to Station 6 -I -IIS, north lot line of Angella Street, elevation 153.9; thence to Sta- tion 6-1-50, north curb of Angella Street, Elevation 153.3. Sec. 2. This Ordinance to he in force and take effect from and after its pass- age by the City Council and its publi- cation one time in the Dubuque Daily Globe -Journal newspaper. Adopted July 20th, 1905. Approved July 29th, 1905. C. H. BERG, IA_ayor. Attest: C. F. ARENDT, City Hecnr,ler. Published Oficiall • in Ih. Evening Globe -Journal July 27th, C. F. ,\ I;EN :.\ I T, 7 -27 -It. i'ii , I.ceorder. OFFICIAL PUBLICATION. AN (ItDINANCE, AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A GRADE ON ALLEY, FIRST SOUTH OF DODGE STREET FROM GRANDVIE\V AVENUE TO MALA- DY STItEET. Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, Iowa: Section 1. That a grade on the Alley first south of Dodge Street from Grand- view Avenue to Malady Street, in the City of Dubuque, Iowa, be, and is here- by established and adopted as shown by the red line on the profile of said street and grade prepared by the City 142 Official Notices. Engineer, J. H. Boyce, and filed in his office, under date of July 6th, 1905, be- ing number 561, and marked "Profile of Alley first south of Dodge Street' from Grandview Avenue to Malady Street, July 6th, 1905." Said grade be- ginning at the east lot line of Grand- view Avenue, which is Station 0.0, ele- vation 283.0; thence to Station 1, eleva. tion 276.8; thence to Station 5, eleva- tion 242.0; thence to Station 7-1-41 west. lot line of Malady Street, elevation 219.0; thence to Station 7-1-53 west curb line of Malady Street, elevation 218.5. Section 2. This ordinance to be in force and take effect from and after its passage by the City Council and its publication one time in the Dubuque Daily Globe Journal Newspaper. Adopted July 20th, 1905, Approved July 24th, 1905. C. H. BERG, Mayor. Attest: C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. Published Officially in the Evening Globe -Journal July 27th, 1907, C. F. ARENDT. 7-27-1t. City Recorr'.er. OFFICIAL PUBLICATION. AN ORDINANCE. AN ORDINANCE REPEALING THE PROVISION OF A RESOLUTION ADOPTED MARCH 2nd, 1891, PRO- VIDING FOR A 10 -FOOT SIDE- WALK ON GRANDVIEW AVENUE FROM DELHI STREET SOUTH. Whereas, by resolution passed by the City Council of the City of Dubuque on March 2nd, 1891, provision was made for a 10 -foot Sidewalk on either side of Grandview Avenue from Delhi Street South in the City of Dubuque, Iowa; and, whereas, no curbing and gutter- ing has as yet been placed in said Street; and, whereas, said Grandview Avenue is 100 feet wide, and it is now deemed expedient that the provisions of the General Ordinances of the City of Dubuque with regard to the width of Sidewalks apply to this Street; Therefore, Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, Iowa: Section 1. That the resolution and any and all other action taken by the City Council on March 2nd, 1891, or thereafter, providing for a 10 -foot Side- walk on either side of Grandview Ave- nue south of Delhi street in the City of Dubuque, be and is hereby repealed, and that the width of said Avenue be- tween the curbs when made shall be as provided for in Section 32 of Chap- ter 32 of the Revised Ordinances of 1901 of the City of Dubuque, Iowa, and that the plan showing a cross section of Sidewalk and Boulevard of 20 feet as filed in the office of the City Engineer, under date of July 6th, 1905, being num- her .0667, be and is hereby adopted. Section 2. This Ordinance shall be in force and take effect after its passage and publication one time in the Dubuque Daily Globe Journal, official newspaper of the City of Dubuque, Iowa. Adopted July 20th, 1905-, Approved July 24th, 19115. C. II. BERG, Mayor. Attest: C. F. ARENDT. City Recorder. Published Officially in the Evening Globe -Journal July 27111, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, 7 -27 -it, City Recorder. OFFICIAL PUBLICATION. AN ORDINANCE. AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE GRADE OF PINE STREET FROM TWENTY-THIRD TO TWEN- TY-SIXTH STREET. Be it Ordained by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, Iowa: Section 1. That a grade on Pine Street from Twenty -Third to Twenty - Sixth Streets in the City of Dubuque, Iowa, be and is hereby established and adopted as shown by the black line on the profile of said street and grade pre- pared by the City Engineer, J. H. Boyce, and filed in his office, under date of July 2nd, 1905, being number 557, and marked "Profile of Pine Street from Twenty -Third to Twenty -Sixth Streets, July 20, 1905." Said grade being estab- lished from a bench mark on south end door -sill north-east corner Twenty - Fifth Street and Couler Avenue, eleva- tion 34.136, and beginning at the north lot line at Twenty -Third Street, east curb, elevation 32.7; west curb 32.0, which is station 0.0: thence to Station 6-1-12, south curb of Twenty -Fourth Street, elevation, east curb, 35.7, west curb, 35.0; thence to Station 13, north curb line of Twenty -Fifth Street, east curb 30.2, west curb, 29.5; thence to Sta- tion 19-1-17.8, south curb of Twenty - Sixth Street, east curb, 39.7, west curb, 39.0. Section 2. This Ordinance to be in force and take effect from and after its passage by the City Council and its publication one time in the Dubuque Daily Globe Journal Newspaper. Adopted July 20th, 1905. Approved July 24th, 1905. C. H. BERG, Mayor. Attest: C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. Published officially in the Evening Globe -Journal, July 27th, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, 7-27-1t City Recorder. LIST OF CITY WARRANTS. City Recorder's Office, Dubuque, Ia., July 1st, 1905. To the Honorable Mayor and City Council of Dubuque: Gentlemen: The following is a com- plete list of all warrants issued on the Official Notices. 143 various funds by me during the month of June, 1905: Expense $9,319 65 Road— First District 1,460 04 Second District 1,860 64 Third District 687 00 Fire 3,618 27 Police .. 2,152 10 Sewerage 401 OE Printing 184 10 Engineer 194 15 Street Lighting 2,067 35 Interest 493 74 Board of Health 481 00 Library 709 40 1 Bra nch— iWyllie Road 111 60 nth and 16th Streets 77 90 ;, vial Bonded Assessment806 85 Sidewalk Repairing 30 60 Special Sewer Fund 93115 Bluff Street Extension Wall161 40 Fifth Ward Engine House 777 00 Booth Street Sewer 790 65 I heret'y ..citify that the foregoing is a correct list: of all warrants issued by me on various funds during the month of June, 1905. C. F. AREN DT, 7-27-1t City Recorder. i Regular Session August 3, 1905. 14 CITY COUNCIL. i.,„„,:in Jiialca. roPe aand sewer pile fur IToa:l department 161s Smedley Steam 1'u.ni Co., repairs 25 for steam roller 4:1151}Regular Session August 3rd, 1905. Pitts -Thompson icl'y t 'o., e•tst- (OfTicial.) logs for load d,•p:ntnaent Council met at 8:30 o'clock P. M. P. Manson, oil for steam roller 1 00 Mayor Berg in the chair. P. Linehan. pine wood for steam Present—Alis. Clancy, Corrance, roller 4 70 Frith, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. T. J. \lulgret , oil fur stoana Absent—Ald. Jones. roller 13 'l7 -------- G. Ragatz & Sun. repairs for Ald. Corrance moved that the Coun- steam roller 6 70 c.•il proceedings for the month of July EllwangerBros., repairing haar- be approved as printed. Carried. ness for Fire department 10 30Dub. 'turbine & holler \1111 Co BILLS. repairs for Fire (lepartualit 700 Wunderlich & \Viederholt. horse - The following bills were ordered paid: shoeing for Fire department e re D. Sheehan, sodding on West 11th P. Heller. i nrseshuelag for Fire 6 00 street $ 54 90 di p•tment .... G. Ragatz, repairing fountain at G. Lear. hnrseshoeina for Fir,. 2 q0 Linwood cemetery 50 Cepartlr.ent ...... ...... ........ Dubuque Enterprise Co., blank Key city (las Co., coke for Fire stationery for sanious dep.nt depirta ent 28 15 meats 2 75 1.Icon Elie tile Co_ power for Fire Kelly's Book Store, blank eta- r\I:u ui 3 40 tionery for various departments 3 00 hey City Gas Co., gas for vari- ous department 70 00 Iowa Pub. Co., copy of Iowa State Atlas 100 00 Niagara Falls Metal Stamping \Vks., dog tags and hooks 21 20 G. Holl, sharpening lawn mowers for parks 2 25 C. T. Bush, photos in Schnee case 7 50- M. S. Hardie, blank stationery for Treasurer and Police de- partments 32 00 T. Byrne, rock for fountain at 14th and Elm streets 47 00 W. Foster, inspector on Sanitary Sewer in alley lief. Washington and Jackson Stri-i,t. from San- ford to 25th Streets 7 i0 G. Bock, repairs for road depart- ment 00 F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Road 95 department Dub. Wooden Ware & Lbr. Co lumber for Road department 51 40 G. Lear, horseshoeing, Road de- partment lc•- 2 00 pa rtment F. Beutin. sand for Road depart- ment J. P. Williams, sand for Road de- partment . " Key City Roofing Co., cement for Road department 6 15 Purington Pay. 1;ric•k Co.. brick 138 77 for Road department • Ellwanger Bros., repairing hau•- G 4- ness, Road department J. Mersch, gravel for Iload de- partment • J. Spear. balance due as forernaaII, 1;1 85Second ward Bey City Gas Co., removing bump 1 75 posts on Julien avenue F. M. Jaeger & Co.. hardware for `_ Road department W. B. Baumgartner. hardware 14 40 for Road department D. J. Haas. vitro! fur Fire depart - trent 11 50 H. II. Sl C:arten. plumbing for Fire department 5 95 Linehan A' \lolu, supplies for Fire clepartaront 1 60 L. Li 11 lenlierq• hard Wit for Firc• hell 1 00 F. M. Jaeger & Cohardware fur Fire depau•tn:c nt 10 90 G. 11.agata. & Son. repairs for Fire department ent 2 15 Eichhorn & Becht: I. bran for Fire di prtnrent 1 05 Red Cross Drug Co.. drugs for Fire d,•pau•tment 25 50 T. F. bane. hay anti mats for Fire department . ... 105 00 Dub. Oil & Tank Line, oil for 6 75 Fire Dept T. Hagerty, to use of horse and buggy for the months of May, June and July 30 00 Pitts -Thompson F'nd'y Co., sup- 30 plies for Fire Dept Ott, Meuser & Co., lumber for Fire Dept 45 Van Valkenburg & McEvoy, hardware supplies for Fire Dept 2 55 Eichhorn & Bechtel, supplies for Matron Dept 125 F. P. Hayes. hoard of prisoners, 3 40 for July Iowa 1!,1iry Co., milk tickets for Slit run Dept 75 Saundet e Meat Co., meat for Ma- tron Dept 145 Ellwanger Bros.. supplies for Po- llee Dept f5 Jlet•r. Slnfg. Co., screen doors Pa- trol House 6 95 F. Sehloz & Son, repairs Sewer Dept 1 t0 Cl. I::tgata. & Son, repairs Sewer I Dept 8 08 4 146 Regular Session August 3, 1905. Linehan & Molo, supplies Sewer Dept 27 43 F. M. Jaeger & Co., supplies Sew- er Dept 60 Water Works Trustees, supplies Sewer Dept 00 Telegraph -Herald, official pro- ceedings for the month of July. 43 00 Globe Journal, official proceed- ings for the month of July41 02 Smith Morgan Printing Co., pro- ceedings for the month of July. 15 81 National Demokrat, official pro- ceedings for the month of July. 25 00 Union Elec. Co., arc lights for July 2067 35 Farley-Loetscher Mfg. Co., sup- plies Engineer's Office ... 1 05 Dub. Rubber & Bltg Co., supplies Sprinkling Dept 2 75 A. A. Cooper Mfg. Co., repairs for Sprinkling Dept 9 50 Beo. Beck, Sprinkling Dept 1 00 F. M. Jaeger & Co., Sprinkling Dept G. Ragatz & Son, Sprinkling Dept 21 22 Smith -Morgan Printing Co, blank stationery for Board of Health 3 00 T. E. Filth, removing garbage and dead animals during July398 48 Hussman & Lies, nails for Spec- ial Sidewalk Dept 9 00 Ott, Meuser & Co., lumber for Special Sidewalk Dept 39 65 Dub. Woodenware & Lumber Co, lumber for Special Sidewalk Dept 28 66 Dub. Rubber & Bltg. Co.,,repairs hip -boots for Bee Branch Dept12 00 O'Farrell & McNamara, estimate on Bee Branch Sewer 865 90 Tibey Bros., estimate on Storm Water Sewer •in Washington Strett . 2194,91 The following hills were ordered re- ferred: Dubuque Artificial Stone Co, laying cement sidewalk at Eleventh Street Elevator 115 00 On motion was referred to Committee on Streets. H. B. McCarten, repairing drink- ing fountain at Washington Park .. 8 90 On motion was referred to commit- tee on Public Grounds and Buildings. G. 0, White. to services as in- spector of Millville Road con- crete storm water sewer 80 75 On motion was referred to Commit- tee of the Whole. 40 PETITIONS AND COM.MI'N ICA - TIONS, Petition of Edw. Muntz asking for the vacation of a strip of ground ad- joining the south 24 feet of Lot 4 of Sub. of Out Lot 675. Ald. Frith moved that the petition be granted after the proper Resolution \vas adopted vacating said strip of ground. Carried. Communication of the Plumbers' Ordinance Committee in relation to a plumbing Ordinance was on motion re- ferred to the Committee of the Whole. and Plumbers to he notified of the meeting of said Committee. Petition of G. R. Rogers et al, ask- ing Council to abate nuisance located on the Waller & Kemler property on the Norih side of Bennett Street. On motion Kemler is to he notified to abate the nuisance within thirty days. Petition of T. Dillon in relation to cancellation of Special Assessment for the improvement of Grandview Ave- nue was on motion referred to the Board of Equalization. Petition of J. A. Kline et al asking for the construction of a brick cross- ing on the East side of Fourteenth and Iowa Streets. On motion was referred to Committee on Streets. Petition of Jno. Parker et al asking that an electric light he placed at the intersection of Rosedale & Glen Oak Avenues. On motion was referred to Committee on Police and Light. Petition of J. G. Moore in relation to refunding personal taxes was on motion referred to the Board of Equali- zation. Petition of the Central Trades and Labor Congress asking for an appro- priation for their annual Labor Day celebration to be held September 4th, 1905. Also petition of Isabella Cain, ask- ing for the cancellation of her special assessment for sidewalk repairing. On motion both petitions were re- ferred to the Committee of the Whole. REPORTS OF OFFICERS. Mayor Berg reported that Geo. Casutt owed the city for taxes on his stock of goods from 1896 to 1904, both inclusive, and that the receiver ap- pointed to settle un said business. had paid the taxes for the years 1900 to and including 1904. Also that the Mayor had made arrangements with said receiver that the city cancel the back taxes for 1896 to 1899, inclusive. Ald. Clancy moved that the action of the Mayor be approved, and the Treasurer instructed to cancel the taxes for the above named years. Car- ried. City Treasuer Brinkman reported as follows: Regular Session August 3, 1905. 147 To the Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen:—lielo\c pill will fin,' statement of amounts advanced by me during the past month for which please order warrants drawn in my favor: Excavation permits redeemed$ 105 00 Interest on warrants outstand- ing 1,765.52 2.70 1.50 2.90 10.00 °25.(1) 41.23 New York exchange Express charges Telegrams Postage Horse for Fire Department Freight charges—Road $ 2.155.05 Library orders nail 447.42. Also refunded old warrants. for which please order new loan warrants drawn. Total' amount of loan war- rants $20,625.00 Respectfully. H. T111!NT M:\ Y, Tri . surer. On motion the report was received and warrants ordered drawn to pay the various amounts, and the report referred hack to the Committee on Finance. City Auditor Hoffman reported as follows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen:—Herewith find my re- port for the month of ,Tull:. 195, showing the receipts and 1i =1nu e- ments for the month: Cash on hand July 1st, 1905 <_ S Receipts— Receipts from all sources036.3::0.73 0`1.928.71 Dusbursements— \Varrants redeemed during month !t40,919.79 Coupons redeemed during month 4,093.62 W. VT. coupons redeemed dur- ing month 427.50 W. W. bonds redeemed during month 1.000.00 $54,440.91 Cacti on hand Aug. 1st, 19057,487.00 The above balance includes the Im- provement Bond Fund, Improvement Bond Interest Fund and Library Fund balances. Also report that there is due the city officers for the month of July, 1905, the sum of $2,683.20. Also the following is a record of all Interest Coupons and Bends redeemed by the City Treasurer during the past month and credited to him: Waterworks coupons $ 427.50 Regular bond coupons 3,080.00 Improvement bond coupons 1,013.62 Bond No. 99, Waterworks $4,521.12 1,000.00 • The follm.ving list clinic the Apprv— pri,itons and the amount of 'Warrants r1r,'tin on each Fund sinee the begin- ning of the fiscal cern• beginning- \larch let. 1905, to .August let. 1905: Apprninialion. Expcnd,•d. 1:x1. use '10,000 Ilea l—First district 10.000 l;nad —Second district20,300 ILmd--Third district 0,750 Fire ...... ........ 42.000 $10,022.18 7.109.57 9.2 .70 1.721.24 12.590.35 Police .... 28.000 8,692.93 Sewerage ...... .... 5,000 1.058.40 ... 2.500 5:17.83 Printing ...... Engineer -,509 792.90 Street Lightning 25.200 0.269.40 Interest 41.500 Board of Health 4.500 1.152.55 Grading ...... 22.000 the i:ruuh—\lillyille Road .... '1,000 833.28 Ree Branch --Washing- ton Street 6.000 2.600,48 lice Branch --Fifteenth and Sixteenth Streets 1,400 77.90 Special Bonded Paving 2,000 Judgment .... .... 3.001 1,417.75 Special Bonded Debt and Interest ... 4,000 Mount Carmel Avenue 1.c ling .... .... .... 1,000 14.80 Si•le..valk Repairing ... 1.000 207.09 S1^ ,•i:il Sewer Fund.... 1,000 322.96 HluIT Street Extension 1W; i 1 I 1.000 699.43 Fifth Wtu•d Engine House .... .... 4.000 3,746.50 Booth Street Sewer .. 1.000 1,000.00 $266,650 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 its fol- lows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen --The following is the pay roll of the Fire department Inr the month of July, 1905: Amount due Firemen •i21.2 1\ Respectfully submitted. J. R. REINFiIIED. Chief. On motion the report cyan received and warrants ordered liraon 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 subunit the Police report for the month of July, 1905: Total arrests for the month 51 Residents arrested 27 Doors found open 22 148 Regular Session August 3, 1905. Lodgers harbored 17 Cost of food $3.40 Patrol calls 52 Miles traveled 92 Also the pay roll for Policemen for the month of July, 1905: Amount due Policemen ... $2002.90 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 re- port 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 road districts during the last half of July, 1905: Amount due laborers on streets.$1653.10 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, 1905: Amount due laborers on sewers..$182.60 Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE. City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Sewers. Also submit my pay- roll for labor on Bluff Street Extension during last half of July, 1905: Amount due laborers on Bluff Street Extension ¶251.60 Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Streets. On motion the pay rolls on streets. sewers and Bluff Street Extension were received and warrants ordered drawn to pay the various amounts and the pay rolls referred back to the proper committees. City Engineer Boyce reported as follows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen:—Att ached please find statement of macadam measured to date, and the amount due for same: Total amount due $924.55 On motion warrants were ordered drawn to pay the various amounts. Mayor Berg presented and read the following receipt: Dubuque, July 28th, 1905. Received of C'. H. Berg, Mayor of the City of Dubuque, Thirty Dollars from the IT. S. Government for taking care of Marine in case of smallpox at the Detention Hospital. JACOB HAUDENSCHIELD, County Auditor. On motion the receipt was ordered filed. City Engineer Boyce also reported as follows: Herewith please find attached profile of Grandview Avenue showing pro- posed grade from Delhi Street to Dodge Street. Respectfully, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. On motion said report and profile were referred to the Committee of the Whole. City Attorney Kintzinger reported as follows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen:— Reporting on the mat- ter of the purchase of Lot No. 33 in Union Additia.n to the City of Du- buque. by the City from Mary Faust. I would respectfully state: That Mary Faust at the present time has only a sheriff's certificate of sale to said property. and will not he entitled to a deed or the possession thereof until June 24th. 1906. She will, therefore. he unable to give the City a deed to this property at the present time. Respectfully. J. W. KI\TZI\GER. City Attorney. On motion the report was referred to the Committee of the Whole. REPOR'T'S OF COMMITTEES. Ald. Frith, chairman of the Commit- tee on Streets, reported as follows: Your Committee on Streets, to whom were referred the resolutions provid- ing for the improvement of Pine Street, from Twenty-second to Twenty-fifth Streets, would respectfully recommend that said resolutions be adopted. E. E. FRITH. Chairman. Ald. Frith moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Ald. Stumpf. chairman of the Com- mittee on Markets, reported as fol- lows: Your Committee en Markets would respectfully recommend that the City Recorder he instructed to advertise the old First sward scales for sale. JOHN A. STI'MPF, Chairman. Ald. Stumpf moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Ald. Lyons. chairman of the Com nlittee on Sewers, reported as follows: Your Committee on Sewers, to whom was referred the matter of examining into the condition of the Fourth Street storm water sewer, would respectfully report that we find the said sewer to w Regular Session August 11, 1905. 1.9 be broken and therefore obstructed where the same runs through the prop- erty' of the C., B. & Q. R. R., and that we have instructed the City Engineer to submit a plan showing whereby the city may overcome trouble from this source in the future. M. E. LYONS, Chairman. Aid. Lyons moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Ald. Clancy. chairman of the Com- mittee of the Whole, reported as fol- lows: Your Committee of the Whole. to whom was referred the petition of John T. Adams, asking that that por- ticn of the alley between Alpine and Nevada. Streets, from the north liral. of \Vest Third Street to a point twenty feet south of the south line of Lot 5 in T. S. Nairn's Addition be vacated, and proposing in consideration of said vacation to deed to the city for alley purposes, the north twenty feet of Lot 4 in said addition, and also the suppl.- mentary petition of C. E. Walter, Chas. J. Young and Marie L. McCarthy. re- questing that the above first mentioned petition be granted, would recommend that the prayer of the petitioners be granted and that the proper proceed- ings be taken to legally vacate said alley. MATT CLAN 'Y, Chairman. Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Ald. Needham, chairman of the Special Committee appointed to audit the report of the Water Works Trus- tees, reported as follows: Your Committee, to whom was re- ferred the report of the Trustees of the Dubuque Water Works Company for the quarter ending June 30th, 1905, beg leave to report that we. have ex- amined said report and vouchers and find them to be correspondingly cor- rect. JOSEPH NEEDHAM, Chairman. Ald. Needham moved to adopt the report. Carried. Mayor Berg presented the following report: Your Special Committee, designated by ordinance, to audit the annual re- port of the Dubuque High Bridge Co., would respectfully report that we have performed that duty and find the re- port as submitted to correspond with the books and vouchers in said bridge company's office. We would further report that the property of the com- pany is exempt by ordinance until such time as the net receipts are equal to eight per cent on $108,868.16, which would be $8,709.45, and as the earnings for the year amounted to but $5,522.01, we would recommend that the Treas- urer be instructed to cancel the taxes against said company for the year 1904. C. H. IIERCi. F. B. iiiFFMAN. C. B. SCilERR, Commit tee , On motion the report was adopted and the Treasurer to be instructed as recommended. RESOLUTIONS. Alderman Clancy offered the follow- ing: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque. That a Sidewalk 4 feet wide, of good brick or cement, be, within 20 days of this notice, con- structed and laid in conformity with the Ordinance in relation to Sidewalks, on the West side of Rooth Street, be- tween O'Neill Street and West Third Street. abutting lot 1 So. ',s ft. n'Neill's Sub., owned ity earl Jungwirlh, at the expense of abutting property. Adopt- ed by the following vote: Ayes—Ald. Clancy. Cnrrance, Frith, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—Ald. Jones. Alderman Frith offered the follow- ing: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That a Sidewalk 4 feet wide, of good brick or cement. be, with- in 20 days of this notice. ,•ottstructed and laid in corformity with the Ordi- nanco in relation to Sidewalks, on the East side of Broadway Street, between Diagonal Street and Blocklinger Lane, abutting Lot 16, Jno. King's 1st Add., owned by Jos. Zimmerman, at the ex- pense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: A yes ---.A 11. ('Ivu'y. Cnrrance, Frith, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—Ald. Jones. Alderman Corrance 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 withing 20 days 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 anti Pierce Street. abutting Lot 6 and 7, Ellen Blake's Sub., owned by Jno. Blake Est., at the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: \yes--Ald. Clancy, Cnrrance, Frith, Lyons. N''Iliatn and Stumpf. Absent—Ald. Jones. Alderman Co•rance 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, with- in 20 d.tys of this notice. constructed and laid in conformity with the Ordi- nance in relation to Sidewalks, on the 150 Regular Session August 3, 1905. North side of Dorgan Place, between Ellis Street and Madison Street, abut- ting Lot 8, Dorgan's Sub., owned by Nellie Dorgan, at the expense of abut- ting property. Adopted by the follow- ing vote: Ayes—Aad. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—Aad. Jones. Alderman Corrance also offered the following: Resolved by the City..,Cbuncil of the City of Dubuque, That 'a Sidewalk 4 feet wide, of good brick or cement, be, within 20 days of this notice, con-. structed and laid in conformity with the Ordinance in relation to Sidewalks, on the North side of Dorgan Place, between Ellis Street and Madison Street, abutting Lot 10, Dorgan's Sub., owned by Jno. Jennings, at the ex- pense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aad. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—Aad. Jones. Alderman Corrance 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 20 days of this notice con- structed and laid in conformity with the Ordinance in relation to Sidewalks, on the North side of Dorgan Place, between Ellis Street and Madison Street, abutting Lot 9, Dorgan's Sub., owned by Mary A. Flynn, at the ex- pense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aad. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—Aid. Jones. Alderman Stumpf 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 plans and specifications for the continuation of the Bee Branch Sewer from the present terminus south of Sixteenth Street as far as the ap- propriation will carry the same, and file said plans and specifications in the office of the City Recorder, who will thereupon advertise for bids for the construction of said sewer in accord- ance with said plans and specifications. Ald. Stumpf moved to adopt the Resolution. Carried. Alderman Frith offered the follow- ing: Whereas, Edward Muntz has filed his petition asking for the vacation of a strip of land ten (10) feet wide off the east side of Seminary Street, abutting the South twenty-four (24) feet of Lot 4 of the Subdivision of Outlot 675 and represents himself to be the owner of all the property abutting on that part of said Seminary Street so proposed to be vacated; therefore Be it Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That the City Engineer be and he is hereby directed to make a survey and plat of that part of said Seminary Street proposed to be vacated, to be filed in said Engineer's office subject to public inspection, and to give the notices required by Ordi- nance to all the owners of property abutting said ground proposed to be vacated, and to publish the notice re- quired by Ordinance of the said pro- posed vacation. Adopted by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy. Corrance, Frith, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—Aad. Jones. Alderman Clancy offered the follow- ing: Whereas, John T. Adams has filed his petition asking for the vacation of that part of the alley between Alpine and Nevada Streets from the north line of Vest Third Street to a point twenty feet south of the south line of Lot 5 T. S. Nairn's Addition, and proposing, in consideration of said vacation to deed to the city the north twenty feet of .Lot 4 in said Addition, and Whereas, the owners of all the prop- erty abutting en said alley have filed a petition requesting that the above mentioned vacation be made, now, therefore Be it Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That the City Engineer he and he is hereby directed to make a survey and plat of that part of said alley proposed to be va- cated, to be filed in said Engineer's office subject to public inspection, and to give the notices required by Ordi- nance to all the owners of property abutting said ground proposed to be vacated, and to publish the notice re- quired by Ordinance of the said pro- posed vacation. I'n>nimously adopted. Ald. Frith offered the following: Be it iresolved by the City Council of the t'ity of Dubuque. That it is dee-ned 1,I ccssary and advigabie to in' - prove Pine street from the north curb line of Twenty-third street to the south curb line of Twenty-sixth street. and it is hereby proposed to grade, curb. gut- ter and macadamize said street and to assess the cost of such curbing. gutter- ing and macadamizing against the abutting property. Ald. Frith moved to adopt the reso- lution. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Abscnt—Aad. Jones. Aid. Frith offered the following: Tie it Resolved by the City Council of Regular Session August 3, 1905. 151 the City of Dubuque, That the City En- gineer be and he is hereby directed to prepare a plat showing generally the location, nature and extent of the pro- posed improvement on Pine street from the north curb line of Twenty-third street to the south curb line of Twenty- sixth street anti the kind of material to be used and an estimate of the entire cost thereof, and the amount ant cost of such improvement, and the amount assessable upon any railway or street railway, the amount and cost thereof to br paid by the city, if :joy. and the cost thereof and amount assessable up- on each tut or parcel of land adjacent to or abutting upon such improvement per front foot. :Ind to file such plat and estimate in the office of the ('ity Re- corder: that after the filing of said plat and estimate in his office, the City Re- croder shall publish in three consec- utive issues of it newspaper published in this city, a notice stating that such plait 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 for hearing, which time shall not be less than five days after the last publication of such no- tice, 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. Ald. Frith moved to adopt the reso- lution. Carried by the following vote Yeas—Aids. Clancy. Corranee, Frith, Lyons. Needham and Stumpf. Absent—Ald. Jones. Ald. Corrance moved to adjourn until Aug. 17th, 1905. Carried. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. Attest: - ' Recorder : l pp ro rem, [it , : %l - 190'. J .. Mayor Ald. Needham offered the following. which was referred to the Committee of the Whole: Resolved by the City Council r•f the City of Dubuque. That Section 13, Chapter XXVI. of the Revised Ordi- nances be and is hereby amended by striking out the words Five Dollars per clay and Twenty-five Dollars for each month in lines seven and eight of said Section 13 and substituting in lieu thereof the words Twenty-five Dollars per day and One Hundred and Fifty Dollars for each month, so• that when said section is amended it will read as follows: No transient or itinerant Doctor or Physician shall ply his vocation in the city of Dubuque whether hotels, pri- vate houses or in the streets, whether advertising or not. or using medicines prepared by themselves or others, or professing to cure diseases by any ap- plication whatever without first pro- curing a license therefor. The fee for said license shall be the sum of Twenty-five Dollars per day or One Hundred and Fifty Dollars for each month. NI6 f Regular Session August 17, 1905. 153 CITY COUNCIL. Regula 1 Session August 17th, 1905. (OFFICIAL). Council met at 8:30 P. M. Mayor Berg in the chair. Present—Alds. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—None. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICA- TIONS. Petition of A. L. Rhomberg, asking for the cancellation of taxes as levied for 1904 against lots 640 and 641, East Dubuque Add.. and Block 24, Railroad Add., the same being used for a De- tention Hospital. Also petition of the Dubuque & Wis- consin Bridge Co., by A. L. Rhom- berg, President, asking for the cancel- lation of taxes as levied against the Eagle Point High Bridge for the year 1904. On motion both petitions were or- dered granted and the Treasurer in- structed accordingly. Invitation of The Dubuque Trades find Labor Congress inviting the May- er and City Council to participate in their Labor Day parade at 9:30 o'clock A. M., Sept. 4th, 1905. On motion the invitation was accept- ed and the Recorder instructed to ex- tend the thanks to the Trades and La- bor Congress for the same and that the committee be notified of its ac- ceptance. Communication of The Art Division of the Dubuque Woman's Club ex- tending their thanks to the Hon. 'May- or, Aldermen and City Engineer for their co-operation in the improvement and beautifying of the grounds ad- jacent to the Eleventh Street Elevator. On motion the communication was received and filed and placed on record. Communication of Guy G. White, asking that he be allowed a fair com- pensation for overtime as Inspector of Millville Road Storm Writer Sewer• was on motion received and filed. Claim of Edw. Blaine, claiming the sum of $5,000.00 for personal damages sustained by falling on a defective apron at Seventeenth and White Streets. Also claim of Clem Cunningham. claiming the sum of $500.00 apersonal damages sustained byfalling lsng on about a defective sidewalk at a point cor- ner Oof0 to 10 f theeet intersection Rt tersect on of First and Locust Streets. On motion both claims were refer- red to the Committee on Claims and City Attorney. Petition of the First Universalist So- ciety of Dubuque, asking that the taxes on City Lot 638 for the years 1902. 1903 and 1904 be ordered canceled. On motion was referred to the Board of Equalization. Petition of Jno. Kapp asking that Willow Street, commencing at the East end of the present improvement of said street, to alley next East of lot 29, about 340 feet from place of beginning, be curbed, guttered and macadamized. On motion was referred to the Com- mittee of the Whole. Petition of The Dubuque Club, ask- ing that the assessment of the Key City Building Company be fixed at $10,000.00 instead of $20,000.00 for the year 1904. On notion was referred to the Com- mittee of thli Whole and parties inter- ested be notified of the meeting of said committee. Remonstrances of The German Pres- byterian Theological School of the Northwest. and J. H. Trieb, el al., re- monstrating against granting the pe- tition of Ed. Muntz, asking forc tthe va- cation of a l0 -foot strip of y Street north .of Seventeenth Street. On motion the rules were suspended for the purpose of hearing from some of the parties interested. Hon. Wm. Graham, representing the remonstrators, addressed the Council objecting to said vacation. Wells Ruppert, representing Mr. E. Muntz, also addressed the Council in favor of said vacation. On motion the remonstrances were referred to the Committee of the Whole. REPORTS OF OFFI('EitS. City Engineer Boyce r'epor'ted as follows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen—I herewith submit my pay roll for labor on streets in the dif- ferent road districts during the first half of August, 1905: Amount due laborers on strcets.$1187.30 Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Streets. Also submit my pay rell for labor on sewers during the first half of August, 1905: Amount due laborers on sewers..$182.60 Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Sewers. On motion the pay rolls on Streets and Sewers were received, and war- rants ordered drawn to pay the var- r 164 Regular Session August 17, 1905. sous amounts, and the pay rolls refer- red back to the proper committees. City Assessor Scherr reported as fol- lows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen—I beg leave to report that the Assessment Roll of 1905 is com- pleted and ready for the inspection of the Board of Equalization. Respectfully. C. B. SCHERR, City Assessor. On motion the report was received and filed. City Recorder Arendt presented and read the Notice, certified to by the Publisher, of the Council's intention to Improve Pine Street, from the north curb line of Twenty-third Street to the south curb line of Twenty-sixth 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. City Attorney hintzinger reported as follows: The undersigned, City Attorney, to whom was referred the attached state- ment of judgment and costs against the City of Dubuque in the case of Thomas Considine vs. City of Dubuque, would respectfully report that there is now due thereon the following amounts: Total amount of judg:hent in- cluding interest to Aug. 19th, 1905 $879 92 Balance due court costs of Dis- trict Court 94 55 Balance due on costs in Supreme Court 23 95 1 would respectfully recommend that \v:a•rants be ordered drawn in favor of the Mayor for the payment of these various amounts. As attorney's Liens have been filed by Attorney R. F. Jess for $150.00 and by Attorneys McCarthy, Kenline & Roedell for $381.00, it will be necessary that these be first satisfied before the money is paid into court. These liens, I understand, will be re- leased on payment of this money int., court. Respectfully submitted, J. W. KINTZINGER, City Attorney. On motion the report was approved, and warrants ordered drawn in favor of the Mayor as recommended Committee Clerk J. \V. Lawlor re- ported as follows: Dubuque, Iowa, August 17, 1905. To the Honorable Mayor and City Council of the City of Dubuque: Gentlemen: I herewith submit a statement of the amount expended for labor in the different wards and for sprinkling in the different road dis- tricts during the month of July, 1905: First Ward Second Ward Third Ward Fourth Ward • Fifth Ward Miscellaneous Total Sprinkling— First District $163 05 Second District 324 SO Third District 142 50 Total $630 35 Expended for labor and sprinkling, $2,756.30. Respectfully submitted, JOHN W. LA\VLOR, Committee Clerk. $ 271 30 281 75 264 45 283 95 336 55 717 95 $2155 95 Approved: E. E. FRITH, Chairman on Streets. On motion the report was received and filed. City Engineer Boyce reported as fol- lows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: Herewith please find attached a profile showing a proposed grade of Seventeenth Street, from the East line of Clay Street to the Alley between Pine and Maple Streets. This grade corresponds to the curbs as set on Seventeenth Street. Profiles of grade have been presented to the City Council years ago and the street improved in accordance with those grades. We can find no Ordi- nance adopted by the City Council es- tablishing the same. Respectfully submitted, JAM ES Fl. BOYCE, City Engineer. Ald. Frith moved that said profile be approved and the Ordinance Commit- tee instructed to draft an Ordinance adopting the same. Carried. The following Weighmasters' and Woodmeasurers' receipts were referred to the Committee an Markets: F. P. Hayes—City Hall receipts..$12 30 T. Faherty—First Ward Scale Re- ceipts 2 55 Louisa Pitschner—West Dubuque Scale Receipts 2 36 R. Hay—Eighth Street Scale Re- ceipts 2 05 P. Holsinger—Woodmeasurers Re- ceipts 25 City Engineer Boyce also reported as follows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: Herewith please find Plat showing the proposed vacation of a part of Seminary Street, abutting the south 24 feet of Lot 4 of Out Lot 675. Notices were served on the re- Regular Session August 17, 1905. 155 spective property owners. Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. ROYCE, City Engineer. On motion the Plat was reser rea to the Committee of the Whole. IIEPOR'IS •ITlei\IIT- T Ald. I.; nace c' an Or,::! ``events ea: Ii Chairn'aut of the Ordi- sented and read • -hing a grade on em the East line of Clay • • ; he alley bet .veen Pine Street and Maple Street: and moved that the readinsr just hod he considered its first tending. Carried. Ald. Lyons ir.ove1 thct the rules he suspended in order to read the Ordi- nance by its title for the second time. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aid. Chncy, Corrance. Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. The Ordinance was then read by its title for the second time. Ald. Lyons moved that the Ordinance be now adopted as react. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Ald. Chancy, Corrance. Frith, Jones. Lyons. Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. The Mayor declared the Ordinance adopted: The Ordinance follows: AN ORDINANCE. An Ordinance establishing a grade on Seventeenth Street from the east line of Clay Street to the alley between Pine Street and Maple Street. • Be it Ordained by the City Council of the City of Dubuque Iowa. Section 1. That a grade on Seven- teenth Street from the east line of Clay Street to the alley between Pine Street and Maple Street, in the City of Dubuque, Iowa, be, and is hereby es- tablished and adopted as shown by the black line on the profile of said street and grade prepared by the City Engi- neer, James H. Boyce, and filed in his office under date of August 17, 1905, be- ing numbered 562, and marked, "Pro- file of Seventeenth Street from east line of Clay Street to the alley between Pine and Maple Street. R. M. on door- sill (north end) of church southeast corner of Seventeenth and Jackson Streets, elevation 22.715." Said grade beginning at the east line of Clay Street, which is station 0.0, Elevation 33.1; thence to station 1--10, center of alley, Elevation 228.3: thence to station 2-'-52, center of White Street, Elevation 25.9; thence to station 3- -94, center of alley, Elevation 23.9: thence to station 5-!-36, center of Jackson Street, Elevation 21.8; thence to sta- tion 6-1-78, center of alley, elevation 21.15; thence to station 8-1-20: center of Washington Street, Elevation 20.5; thence to station 9-!-62, center of al - ;c'.• Elevation 20.27; theet c lei station 11-1-04, center of Elm Street, Elevation ..0.0: thence to station 13-H88, center of Pine Street, Elevation 19.5; thence to station 15-,-30, center sof ;sits • l:;eva- lIon 19.5. Section 2. This Ordin;;ac•e to be in force and take effect from and after its passage by the City Council and its publication one time in the Dubuque Daily Globe -Journal newspaper. Adopted , 1905. Approved: Mayor. Attest: City Recorder. Ald. Lyons also presented and read an Ordinance requiring the Chicago Great Western Rail•,vay Company to reconstruct the Viaduct on Peru Road over and across the tracks of said Chi- cago Great Western Railway Company, and moved that the reading just had be considered its first reading. Car- ried. Ald. Lyons moved that the rues be suspended, in order to read the Ordi- nance by its title for the second time. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Ald. Clancy, Corrance, Frith. Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. The Ordinance was then read by its title for the second time. Ald. Lyons moved that the Ordinance be now adopted as react. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Ald. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Ytumpf. Nays—None. The Mayor declared the Ordinance adopted. The Ordinance follows: AN ORDINANCE requiring the Chicago Great Western Railway Company to reconstruct the Viaduct on Peru Road over anti across the tracks of said Chicago Great West- ern Railway Company. Whereas, the Viaduct at present con- structed on Peru Road over and acress the tracks of the Chicago Great Western Railway Company has become old, worn out and unsafe for public travel, and whereas, it is deem- ed necessary for the safety and pro- tection of the public that said Viaduct leading over the Chicago Great West- ern Hallway tracks on Peru Road be reconstructed; Therefore be it Ordained by the City Council of the City of Dubuque: Section 1. That the Chicago Great Western Railway Company be and is hereby ordered, directed and required to rebuild and reconstruct the Viaduct leading over and across the tracks of said Hallway Company on Peru Road in the City of Dubuque, Iowa. Section 2. That said Railway l'uni- 156 Regular Session August 17, 1905. pany be required to complete the re- construction of said Viaduct within 30 days from the time this Ordinance and the Plans and Specifications for said Viaduct shall have been served upon said Company. Section 3. That the City Engineer be and is hereby directed to prepare Plans and Specifications for the reconstruc- tion of said Viaduct, and that as soon as the same have been prepared and approved by the City Council, that the same' be served upon the Chicago Great Western Railway Company together with this Ordinance. Section 4. This Ordinance shall be in force and take effect after its pass- age and publication one time in the Dubuque Daily Globe -Journal, the of- ficial newspaper of the City of Du- buque, Iowa. Adopted 1905. Approved 1905, Mayor. Attest: City Recorder. Ald. Corrance, Chairman of the Com- mittee on Claims, presented two bills from the Clerk of the Supreme Court, one in the case of Catherine Sheridan vs. City of Dubuque, Appellant. and one in the case of the Citizens' State Bank, Appellant, vs. Robert and Mary Jess, et al: total amount of bills, $37.30. Ald. Corrance moved that a warrant for the above amount be drawn in fa- vor of the Clerk of the Supreme Court and the bills paid. Carried. Ald. Corrance also presented a re- ceipt from Bernice Bauck for $30.00, whereby she releases the City from any and all liability for any damages sus- tained by her, by reason of falling on a sidewalk on the South side of Heart Street, February 28th, 1905. On motion the receipt was received and filed. Ald. Frith, chairman of the Commit- tee on Streets, presented a bill from John Welsh, for macadam, amount of bill $19.90, and moved that a warrant be drawn in favor of John Welsh for the above amount. Carried. Ald. Frith also reported as follows: Your Committee on Streets, to whom was referred the petition of A. J. Kline, et al, asking that a brick crossing be constructed across Fourteenth Street, on the East side of Iowa Street, would recommend that the prayer of the pe- titioners be granted and that the City Engineer be instructed accordingly. Ald. Frith moved to adopt the report. Carried. Ald. Jones, chairman of the Com- mittee on Public Grounds and Build- ings, reported as follows: Your Committee on Public Grounds and Buildings to whom was re- ferred the bill of H. B. Mc- Carten for $3.90 for repairs in Washington Park, would respectfully recommend that a warrant in said amount be ordered drawn on the City Treasurer in settlement of the claim. Ald. Jones moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Ald. Lyons, chairman of the Commit- tee on Sewers, presented a bill from Wm. Foster, for one-half a month's pay as Inspector on Sanitary Sewer, between Jackson and Washington Streets from Sanford to Twenty-fifth Streets. Amount due $20.00. Ald. Lyons moved that a warrant be drawn in favor of Wm. Foster for the above amount. Carried. Ald. Clancy, chairman of the Com- mittee of the Whole, reported as fol- lows: Your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the bill of Guy G. White for extra salary as inspector on Bee Branch Sewer. would recommend that a warrant in the sum of $25.00 be ordered drawn in favor of said Guy G. White, in full settlement for all extra work performed by him. Said amount to be drawn from the Millville Road Bee Branch fund. Also your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the report of the City Attorney on the matter of pur- chasing lot 33 in Union Addition, would respectfully recommend that the Sheriff's Certificate of Sale be accepted and that a warrant in the sum of $150.00 be ordered drawn on the City Treasurer in favor of Mary Faust in payment for said lot. Also your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of Mrs. Isabelle Cain, asking that on account of her poverty, the special taxes. amounting to $2.40, levied against Lot 3. Hoskin's Sub., be canceled, would recommend that the prayer of the pe- titioner be granted and that the Treas- urer be instructed accordingly. Also your Cnmrnitt-e of the Whole would respectfully recommend that a species' committee, composed of the Mayor and two Aldermen -at -Large, be appointed co hold a conference with the Board of Supervisors in relation to the proposed purchase of voting ma- chines. Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the var- ious reports of the Committee of the Whole. Carried. Aid. Clancy also reported as follows: Your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the resolution to amend the Ordinance relating to li- censes for itinerant physicians, would Regular Session August 17, 1905. 157 respectfully recommend that the Ordi- nance Committee and City Attorney be instructed to amend said Ordinance by striking therefrom the words "or twen- ty-five dollars for each month." Ald. Clancy moved to refer said re- port back to the Committee of the Whole. Carried. RESOLUTIONS. Alderman Clancy offered the follow- ing: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That a sidewalk 12 feet wide, of good brick or cement, be, within 20 days of this notice, con- structed and laid in conformity with the Ordinance in relation to sidewalks, on the East side of Locust Street, be- tween First Street and Jones Street, abutting lot 564, City, owned by Winona Land Company, at the expense of abut- ting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons. Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Alderman Clancy offered the follow- ing: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That a sidewalk 12 feet wide, of good brick or cement, be, within 20 days of this notice, construct- ed and laid in conformity with the Or- dinance in relation to sidewalks, on the South side of Jones Street, between Main Street and Iowa Street, abutting 77b ft. of Lot 1 of Lot 1 of W. 7. of Blk. 10, Dubuque Harbor, owned •by Jas. H. Shields and W. L. Bradley, at the ex- pense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy. Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons. Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Alderman Clancy. offered the follow- ing: • Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That a sidewalk 12 feet wide, of good brick or cement, be, within 20 days of this notice, construct- ed and laid in conformity with the Or- dinance in relation to sidewalks on the East side of Main Street, between Jones Street and First Street, abutting lot 11, Dubuque Harbor Company's Add., own- ed by Rich. Waller Est., at the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Alderman Clancy offered the fellow- ing: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That a sidewalk 12 feet wide, of good brick or cement, be, within 20 days of this notice, construct- ed and laid in conformity with the Or- dinance in relation to sidewalks on the East side of Main Street, between Jones and First Street. abutting lot 5. Du- buque Harbor Company's Add., owned by • Anna M. Bush Est., at the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones. Lyons, NeTlham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Alderman Clancy offered the follow- ing: Resolve l by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That a sidewalk 12 feet wide, of good brick or cement, he, within 20 days of this notice, construct- ed and laid in conformity with the Or- dinance in relation to sidewalks, on the East side of Main Street, between Jones Street and First .itreet, abutting lots 8, 8a and 8h, Dubuque Harbor Company's Add., owned by Jas. H. Shields, at the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance. Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Alderman Clancy offered the follow- ing: Resolved by the City Counei. of the City of Dubuque, That a side•:atk 12 feet wide, of good brick or cement, be, within 20 days of this notice, construct- ed and laid in conformity with the Or- dinance in relation to sidewalks on the East side of Main Street, between Jones Street and First Street. abutting lot 6, Dubuque Harbor Company's Add., owned by W. A. Blake, at the expense of abutting Property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones. Lyons. Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Alderman Clancy offered the follow- ing: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That a Sidewalk 12 feet wide, of good hriek or cement, he, within 20 days of this not ice, eonstruet- ed and laid in conformity with the (It- dinance in relation to Sidewalks, on the East side of blain Street, between Jones Street and First Street, abutting Lots 9.9a and 10, Dub. Harbor Co.'s Add., owned by Anna M. Bush Est., at the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aid. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Sten -..!f. Nays—None. Alderman Corrance offered the fol- lowing: Resolved by the City Couneit of the City of Dubuque, That a Sidewalk 4 f,•••t wide. rf good brick, or cement, he, within 20 days of this notice, construct- ed and laid in conformity with the Or- dinance it relation to Sidewalks, on 158 Regular Session August 17, 1905. the South side of Grace Street, between Grandview Avenue and Ida Street, abutting Lot 11, Hodge's Sub., owned by Cornelius Ruddy, at the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Ald. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays --None. Alderman Corrance offered the fol - In \Wing: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That a Sidewalk 4 feet wide, of good brick, or cement, be, within 20 days of this notice, construct- ed .tad laid in conformity with the Or- din:uu•e in relation to Sidewalks, on the South side of Union Avenue, he• tween eWst Locust Street and Cox Street, abutting Iot 1 of Sub. 8, Ellen Blake's Sub., owned by Jno. Buetell Est., at the expense of abutting prop- erty. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jonas. Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Alderman Corrance offered the fol- lowing: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That a Sidewalk 4 feet wide, of good, brick or cement, be, within 20 days of this notice, construct- ed and laid in conformity with the Or- dinance in relation to Sidewalks, on the South side of Union Avenue, be- tween West Locust Street and Cox Street, abutting Lots 1, 2 and 3, Sub. 8, Ellen Blake's Sub., owned by Jno. H. Bradley, at the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Ald. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones. Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Alderman Corrance offered the fol- lowing: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That a Sidewalk 4 feet wide, of good brick or cement, be, within 20 days of this notice, construct- ed and laid in conformity with the Or- dinance in relation to Sidewalks, on the South side of Inion Avenue, between West Locust Street and Cox Street, abutting Lot 2 of Sub. 2 of 8, Ellen Blake's Sub., owned by Patrick Hughes Est., at the expense of abutting prop- erty. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Ald. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Alderman Needham 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 20 days of this notice, construct- ed and laid in conformity with the Or- dinance in relation to Sidewalks, on the West side of Hill Street, between West Eighth Street and Caledonia Street, abutting Lot 1 of 39, Kelly's Sub., own- ed by Geo. Salot, at the expense of abbutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Ald. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Ald. Needham 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 20 days of this notice, construct- ed and laid in conformity with the or- dinance in relation to sidewalks, on the Vest side of Hill street. between West Eighth street mind Caledonia street, abutting lots 12, 11 and 14, G. W. Rodg- er's Sub., owned by C. D. Scott, at the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clamy. Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lvons, Nee•iIb min and Stumpf. Nays—None. Ald. Needham 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 20 days of this notice, construct- ed and laid in conformity with the or- dinance in relation to sidewalks, on the West side of Hill street. between \Vest Eighth street and Caledonia street, abutting lots 15 and 16, G. \V. Rodg- er's Sub., owned by C. & A. McCarthy, at the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Ald. Needham 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 20 days of this notice, construct- ed and laid in conformity xt'ith the or- dinance in relation to sidewalks, on the West side of Hill street, between \Vest Eighth street and Caledonia street, abutting lots 17 and 18, G. W. Rodg- er's Sub., owned by Bridget Finnegan, at the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Ald. Frith offered the following: Whereas, the Viaduct at present con- structed on Peru Road over and across the tracks of the Chicago Great West- ern Railway Company, has by reason of natural decay and old age become unsafe for public travel; Therefore, Be It Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque: That the City Recorder be and is hereby directed to at once notify the State Board of Railroad Commissioners of the necessity of the reconstruction Regular Session August 17, 1905. 159 of the Viaduct on Peru !' ::el leading over and across the track ,if the Chi- cago Great \VeQtern Railway Company, and that said Railroad C vnmissleaers be and are he:•ely .Iskr to examine into the condition of said Viaduct to determine tbc• nec•i•ssity such re;•on- struc•tion fi on- venience, at;d 111 •;,u1,11,, p the Plans of such Viaduct a- ired by the City Engineer. Ald. Frith moved to adopt the !.- so- lution. ii d unanimously. Ald. Fr:l}t Be it Resolve ! the City of Iciiicpu e. Th a it necessary and Dillon street I'•, avenue to the norther ii id Dil- lon stir, t. and it is heu • l,y proposed to gri -iib, _•iii• r .,.ul macad:unlze said ,u•_, , i the cost of such cu•Luu,e, _nttcring and macada- mizing a_%iinst the abutting property. Aid. Frith rrove;l to r•tept t'ke 1: vo- lution. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Alderman Frith also offered the fol- lowing: 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 showing generally the location, nature and extent of the pro- posed improvement on Dillon Street from Grandview Avenue to the north- ern terminus of said Dillon Street, and the kind of material to be used, and an estimate of tAV 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 there- of 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 Re- corder; that after the filing of said plat and estimate in his office, the City Recorder shall publish in three con- secutive issue of a newspaper pub- lished in this city, a notice stating that such plat and estimate are on file, the location and nature of the im- provement, 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 publica- tion of such notice, and after such pub- lication shall have been made, the City Recorder shall, at the next regular ses- sion of the City Council, notify the Council thereof in writing with a print- ed copy of such notice accompanying the same. Ald. Frith moved to adopt the reso- lution. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Alds. Clancy. Corrance, Frith, Jones. Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Alderman Frith offered the follow- ing: Re it Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That Pine Street from the North curb line of Twenty -Third Street to the South curb line of Twenty -Sixth Street, be im- proved by grading, curbing, guttering and macadamizing the same in accord- ance with 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 resolved that said improvement shall be completed on or before the 1st day of November, 1905, and shall be paid for in the manner prescribed by Chapter XXXII. of the Revised Ordi- nances of the City of Dubuque for the payment of the cost of street improve- ments, That proposals for doing such work will be acted upon by the Council on the 7th day of September, 1905, and the City Recorder is hereby ordered to give ten days notice by publication, asking for propositions as provided by Ordi- nance. Adopted by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Aid. Lyons moved that the Sidewalk Inspector be instructed to fence up any Sidewalk when in his judgment the same is in bad condition. Carried. Ald. Corrance moved to adjourn until Sept. 7th, 1905. Carried. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. List of Warrants. List of City Warrants. CI! i:ecnnl,i { rdice, Dubuque. Lt., Augua i.st. 1905. 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. 1905: C. H. Berg, salary. Mayor $116 70 H. Brinkman, salary, Treasurer 133 35 J. A. McKinlay, salary, Deputy Treasurer 100 00 John Krayer, clerk. Treasurer's office 60 00 Chas. F. Arendt, salary, Re- corder 116 70 Wm. A. Kaen, salary, Deputy Recorder 80 00 F. B. Hoffman, salary, Auditor116 70 C. B. Scherr, salary. Assessor 125 00 A. Doerr, Jr., salary, Assistant Assessor 100 00 J. J. Murphy, salary, Assistant Assessor 100 00 J. W. Kintzine-er, salary, Attor- torney ...... .... 150 00 J. C. Longueville, salary, Assist- ant Attorney 75 00 Miss E. B. Rupprecht, stenogra- pher. Legal Department 20 00 Thos. Reilly. salary. Chief of Po- lice .... 100 00 Jos. Reinfried, salary, Fire Chief 100 00 J. W. Lawlor, salary, Committee Clerk .... 100 00 Jas. Boyce, salary. City Engineer 166 65 E. Anderson. salary, Assistant Engineer 100 00 G. White, salary, Rodman 50 00 Jno. Ghat), salary. Superintendent of Street Sprinkling 60 00 E. Herron, clerk in Auditor's and Engineer's office 75 00 Wm. Hipman, salary, Electrician 83 35 F. P. Hayes, salary, Market - master 50 00 P. Ryan. salary. Park Custodian 40 00 H. Schoenbeck, salary, Park Cus- todian 40 00 T. Faherty, salary, Park Custo- dian 10 00 Dr. B. F. Michel, salary, Health Officer 50 00 F. Flynn. salary, Sanitary Pa- trolman 60 00 C. Baumann, salary, Poundmas- ter 40 00 Mrs. H. Koenig. salary, Janitress 20 00 G. N. Raymond, salary, Sidewalk Inspector 50 00 P. Holsinger, salary, Wharfmas- ter .. 20 00 M. Clancy, salary, Alderman 25 00 H. Corrance, salary, Alderman25 00 E. E. Frith, salary, Alderman25 00 R. Jones, salary. Alderman 25 00 M. E. Lyons, salary. Alderman25 00 Jos, Needham, salary, Alderman25 00 J. A. Stumpf, salary, Alderman25 00 M. Eitel, fireman 70 00 J Essman, fireman 75 00 A. Duccini, fireman J. Flynn. fireman J. Roshin. fireman A. Heer, fireman J. Tschudi, fireman 65 00 65 00 GO 00 60 00 60 00 J. Schoenberger, fireman 60 00 J. Daley, fireman 70 00 J. Barnes. fireman 75 00 T. Ryder, fireman 65 00 G. Beyer, fireman 65 00 W. Ducey, fireman 60 00 F. Murphy, fireman 60 00 W. McClain. fireman 60 00 M. Kelly. fireman 60 00 D Ahern, fireman 70 00 P. Zillig, fireman 60 00 T. Flynn, fireman 65 00 M. Sweeney, fireman 60 00 H. Cain, fireman 60 00 J. Benzer, fireman 60 00 J. McGloughlin, fireman 60 00 A. McDonnall, fireman 75 00 J. Murphy, fireman 50 CO P. Fury, fireman 55 00 W. Ducey, Fireman .. 60 00 G. Gherki, fireman 65 00 F. Kennedy. fireman 60 CO F. Baumgartner. fireman 60 00 J. Smith, fireman 60 00 C. Kannolt, fireman 65 00 J. Allen, fireman 60 00 M. Fahey, fireman 60 00 W. O'Connell, fireman 60 00 R. Weston, fireman 65 CO F. Kenneally, fireman 60 00 E. McDermott, fireman 60 00 P. Ahern. fireman 24 75 J. Reynolds, fireman 26 70 W. Kannolt, fireman 50 00 G. Burkel, police 50 00 J. Carter, police 65 CO J. Clune, police 50 00 Jno. Cody, police 50 00 W. Cook, police 60 00 W. Cordran, police 50 00 J. P. Cummings, police 50 CO J. Fitzpatrick, police 50 00 Jas. Flynn. police 50 00 Jno. Fox, police 50 00 Wm. Frith. police 50 CO T. Ganahl, police 51 65 L. Grassel, police 50 00 B. Gray, police 50 00 Pat Hanlon. police 50 CO E. Kahn, police 50 00 M. Kilty. police 50 00 Jno. Litscher, rolice 50 CO P. McCollins, Police 50 00 P. McInerney, police 50 00 M. O'Conner, police 62 00 Jno. Murphy, police 50 00 Jno. Raesli, police 67 20 Otto Rath, police 50 00 J. Rooney, police 50 00 Jas. Ryan, police 67 20 M. Ryan, police 51 65 P. Scharff, police 51 65 Al Scherr, police 62 00 F. Spielman, police 50 00 P. Sutton, police 50 00 Tom Sweeney, police 67 20 M. Stapleton, police 50 00 Jos. Stoltz, police 51 65 List of Warrants. 161 P. Sullivan. police Jno. L. Sullivan. police L. Zeidman, police Mrs. Kate Hibbe, matron Miss L. Brennan, matron 50 00 50 00 40 00 30 00 50 00 Labor on streets in the different Road Districts during the last half of June, 1905: Alex Alderson, 3rd Richard Burns, 1st John Burns, 1st Jos. Broulllette, 1st .. J. Brachtenbach, 2nd J. Brown, 1st, $11.70; 3rd, $5.85 Clarence Boyce Paul Becker, 3rd D. J. Brightbill, 3rd W. Coughlan, 1st Hugh Connell, 1st R. Caffery. 1st James Callaghan, 1st John Corbett, 2nd H. Cobb, 1st, $5.25; 2nd, $8.80; 3rd, $3.50 Thos. Donahue, 1st Peter Dax, 1st, $5.25; 2nd, $8.80 3rd, $3.50 John Egan. 1st John Ess, 2nd Mike Farrell, 1st Frank Frick, 2nd Ed. Firzlaff, 1st, $7.00; 2nd, $9.00; 3rd, $4.00 ... Harry Fleck, 1st, $26.65; 2nd, $33.75; 3rd, $4.00 Nelson Frith, 1st, $17.50; 2nd, $22.50; 3rd, $10.00 Pat Go•ue, 1st Pat Gilloon, 1st Jos. Gavin, 1st Jos. Grab, 2nd C. Gantenbein, 2nd C. Gruenzig, 3rd , Barney Glass, 3rd J. Hanson, 2nd John Heil, 1st, $7.00; 3rd, $4.50 Peter Jacobs, 2nd. August Jass, 2nd. Nic Kettenhofen, 2nd. Paul Krocheski. 2nd. John Kinsella, 1st, $3.00: 3rd, $1.15 Jake Kraus, 1st. $5.25: 2nd, $3.80: 3rd, $3.50 John Lowery, 1st Ii. Lembke, 2nd. R. Love, 1st, $3.50; 3rd, $3.50 Martin Lonergan, 1st, $8.80; 3rd, $3.50 John Mahoney, 1st. George Moore, 1st Ed. Malloy, 2nd. ................. . A. Manderscheid, 2nd. J. Martinek, 3rd. John McNulty, 1st. Pat McMullen, 1st. W. McDermott, 1st J. McCormack, Health Chas. O'Neill, 1st James Purcell, 1st. .. James Powers, 1st. 2nd, $10.10; End, $3.50; $5.25: 2nd. 9 45 2 70 35 8 80 4 05 17 55 13 75 11 50 9 45 18 90 1 35 2 70 20 00 5 40 17 55 17 55 17 55 6 75 4 75 4 05 12 15 20 00 75 00 50 00 5 75 8 10 20 00 7 80 20 00 9 45 1 35 1 15 22 50 4 75 10 15 9 45 9 80 4 15 17 55 2 40 12 15 10 50 17 55 21 00 3 55 2 70 2 05 47 13 S` 1 35 5 10 17 55 5 40 9 SO 5 40 John Parker, 3rd. 12 50 \V. Quinlan, 1st 3 90 James Ryan, 1st. 3 40 Phil Reddin, 1st 6 10 Chas. Rei nfrank, End. 3 40 Jos. Rooney, 1st, $1.45: End, $1.85: 3rd, $1.60 4 90 Dan Sheehan, 1st 3 00 W. Sheridan, 1st. 9 60 Chris. Sholl, 2nd. 1 35 John Schroeder, 2nd. 8 10 Nic. Singel, End. 2 05 Frank Scherr, 2nd. 20 00 Louis Smith, 3rd. 9 45 R. Turner, 2nd 10 80 W. Welsh, 1st 8 25 Wm. Wearmouth 20 00 George Zumhoff, 2nd 6 00 W. Bradley, 1st 9 35 Frank Burns, 2nd 23 80 J. Berwanger, 2nd 9 80 F. G. Becker, 1st, $2.60; 2nd, $12.90; 3rd, $20.65 36 15 Jos. Calvert, 1st, $10.30; 3rd, $19.45 29 75 A. Conrad, 2nd 29 75 Ben Cain, 3rd 13 60 Mike Hannan, 1st 26 35 J. Haudenshield, 2nd 7 65 Peter Horch, 2nd 5 95 F. Huffmire, 1st, $10.35; 2nd, $17.20; 3rd, $6.90 34 45 J. Linehan, 1st, $40.35; 2nd, $4.90; 3rd, $1.95 J. Lonergan, 2nd, $30.20; 3rd, $5.50 John, Long, 2nd J. J. McCollins, 1st, $46.95 2nd, $3.65 C. McElrath, 1st, $1.90; 2nd, $33.80 Jeff McGrath, 3rd George Reynolds, 1st E. Revening, 2nd , Ed. Seeley, 1st, $10.90; 2nd, $18.10; 3rd. $7.25 Jerry Sullivan, 1st, $3.05; 2nd $16.85; 3rd, $25.60 James Tobin, 3rd Labor on Bluff Street Extension ing the last half of June, 1905: Thos. Burke 17 40 Jas. BeakeY 23 80 J. Carter 39 90 Peter Carney 23 80 W. Hall 22 00 P. Kenneally 23 30 Frank 5leAlii-ter 23 80 W. O'Brien 25 00 Nick Sweeney 23 80 Ed. Whelan 23 80 W. Bradley 30 20 George Reynolds 14 05 Labor on Sewers for the last half of June, 1905: H. Cosgrove J. Corcoran T. Hagerty F. Honecker Con Sullivan Pat Sage L. Taylor J. Tacke Labor on Special Sewers during the last half of June, 1905: 13 20 John Cahill 47 20 35 70 29 35 50 60 35 70 19.15 17 45 9 55 36 25 45 50 3 00 dur- 20 00 20 80 25 00 20 80 20 80 20 80 20 80 20 80 162 List of Warrants. W. Cahill 3 60 John Corcoran 1 40 Pat Fenelon 4 80 James Hird 23 20 J. Jellison 23 00 J. Kinsella 21 SO J. Knaus 2 45 W. Lillie 16 50 Ed. Malloy 5 60 John McLaughlin 22 40 James McLaughlin 3 60 Jos. Rooney 20 00 Edgar Rodgers 5 80 John Sloan 14 55 C. Sullivan 1 80 Yat Sage 1 40 Chris. Sholl 1 75 Landon Taylor 1 40 Dax Peter, macadam 20 05 Furey, Pat, Sr., macadam 69 20 Furey, Pat, Sr., macadam 69 20 McDermott, Wm., macadam 11 05 McCann, Pat, macadam 18 20 Reilly, Chas., macadam 43 75 Zingle, Adam, macadam 47 85 Kay City i;as ('n.. eras for various departments....$ 71 60 Telegraph-Her.tld. coun- cil proceedings for year 190491 00 Union Prt'g Co., blank stationery for Recorder's of ce 5 50 Palmer, Berg & Co., blank hooks and blank stationery for vari- ous departments 96 00 Kelly's Book Store, stationery and supplies for various de- partments 42 00 J. J. Dunn, serving notices in case of Schnee vs. City of Dubuque 3 60 Metz Mfg. Co., window screen, City Hall 1 80 Klauer & Kress, hardware, City Hall 2 20 G. W. Healey & Son, lawn mower for Jackson park and hardware for Road department 13 35 Homan & Roehl, repairing two desks in Recorder's office 3 25 Jas. Beach & Son, soap at City Hall 1 40 F. Fromm, repairing City Scales at cor. Rhomberg and Windsor avenues 4 00 Iowa Telephone Co., telephone service for various depart- ments 41 90 Dubuque Telephone Co., tele- phone service for Mayor's resi- dence and Engine House No. 5 6 00 P. Breithaupt, repairing water fountain on Southern avenue 4 85 J. Monteith, repairing water fountain at Grandview avenue and Delhi street 10 10 Chas. Pape. repairing water foun- tain at South Dodge and Grandview avenue 2 75 Jacquinot & Mullen, repairing water fountain at 14th and Elm streets Jacquinot & Mullen, plumbing at City Hall and Jackson' Park .. Ellwanger Bros., repairing har- ness for Road department .... 6 70 15 45 35 G. W. Healey & Son, hardware for Road department 45 P. Lang, hardware for Road de- partment........ .......... 40 Klauer & Kress, hardware for Road department 1 40 Hussman & Lies, hardware for Road department 55 W. Beutin, sand for Road depart- ment 5 50 Pitts -Thompson Foundry Co., re- pairing derrick for Road de- partment 5 05 Dubuque Turbine & Roller Mill Co., 11 feet of chain, Road de- partment 2 80 F. Schioz & Son, repairs for Road and Sewer depat tments 7 35 Jno. Butt, repairs for 1to;td and Sewer departments 9 40 C. Baffler, fence pots delivered on Southern avenue 11 40 Dubuque County, to painting Cascade Bridge at Cascade Crossing 15 15 Jno. Duggan, repairs for Road and Mt. Carmel avenue depart- ments 15 00 Ott, Meuser & Co., lumber for Road department 20 80 F. A. Burns, coal for steam roller 43 17 P. Even. coal for steam roller 16 83 Smedley Steam Pump Co., re- pairs for steam roller .. 6 20 J. P. Williams, sand for Road department 5 10 Linehan & Molo, white waste for steam roller 10 25 Linehan , & Molo, Manila rope, Bluff Street Extension 415 Pur. Paving Brick Co., brick for Road department 138 77 Diamond Jo Line steamers, 1 iron sheave for Road department 45 Key City Gas Co., removing lamp posts on various streets 3 00 J. Newnan & Son, repairs for Sprinkling department 3 25 Jno. Butt, repairs for Sprinkling department .... 7 65 Dub. Rubb. & B1t'g Co., hose and expansion rings for Sprinkling department 39 65 R. Kuntz, repairs on sprinkling wagon No. 3 b 00 Dub. Wooden Ware & Lbr. Co, lumber for Sidewalk depart- ment 36 85 C. H. Jordan, lumber for Side- walk department 36 60 Vollenweider & Hein, horse shoe- ing, Fire department 8 OC Jno. J. Powers, horse shoeing, Fire department 20 50 Lagen & Sloan, horse shoeing, Fire department 14 80 Wunderlich & Wiederholt, horse shoeing, Fire department 5 25 Collings & Pflffner, horse shoeing, Fire department 10 75 Collings & Pfiffner, horse shoeing, Police department 6 50 Gus. Lear. horse shoeing, Fire and Road department 8 5C J. Newman & Son, repairs for List of Warrants. 163 Fire department .... 8 45 Jno. Butt, repairs for Fire de- partment .... .... 4 OE P. Lang, hardware for Fire de- partment Mettel Bros., straw for Fire de- partment .... 2 10 Pitts -Thompson Fdry Co., 1 grate, Fire department 1 00 T. F. Kane, hay, Fire department Si le Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Co., 1 fire alarm gong and mag- nets for Fire department Si 00 Am. La France Fire Engine Co, grates and gong for Fire de- partment 20 00 Ellwanger Bros., repairing har- ness, Fire department .. 12 30 Key City Gas Co., coke, Fire de- partment 13 40 Key City Gas Co., rent of gas arcs, Fire department 1 00 Dub. Mattress Factory, mat- tresses, Fire department 7 00 H. J. Hagerty, veterinary ser- vices for Fire department 31 28 H. J. Hagerty, examining new horses for Fire department 10 00 Trenk \Vire Works, wire netting for Fire department 15 00 P. J. Seippel Lbr. Co., fence posts for Fire department 3 20 A. Y. McDonald & Morrison Co, washers, Fire department 3 00 Ott, Meuse'. & Co., lumber for Fire department 9 05 Linehan & Molo, white waste for Fire department 11 70 Eichhorn & Bechtel, bran for Fire department .... 1 05 Klauer & Kress, hardware for Fire department and Engineer's department 1 20 Jas. Lee, repairing cement walk at Central Engine house 5 00 Key City Roofing Co., repairing roof at Fourth street engine house .... 2 50 T. Connolly, repairing Chemical Wagons at Nos. 4 and 5 engine houses Farley-Loetscher Mfg. Co., 1 rack for Storage Battery Cells Jacquinot & Mullen, making cess- pool at Engine House No. 6 Jacquinot & Mullen, estimate for plumbing clone at new Engine House No. 6 F. P. Hayes, board of prisoners for June Tower & Lyons Co., coat and vest buttons for Police Dept6 67 Eichhorn & Bechtel, groceries and supplies for Matron Dept J. Huffmeier, 1 load of clay at Patrol House T. F. Kane, oats delivered at Pa- trol House Ellwanger Bros., repairing har- ness for Patrol team H. J. Hagerty, veterinary ser- vices for Patrol team Pitts -Thompson Foundry Co., sewer ring for Sewer Dept 2 21 10 55 21 35 17 00 200 00 1 80 1 75 1 50 23 25 4 80 4 14 5 50 Dubuque Water Works, iron pipe for Caledonia Place sewer 4 65 M. Brown & Son, sewer pipe and brick for Special Sewer Dept5 35 Key City Roofing Co., cement and sewer pipe for Special Sew- er Dept Smedley Steam Pump Co.,' iron grates and frames for Special Sewer Dept 9 13 Globe -Journal, official printing for June 49 69 Telegraph -Herald, official print- ing for June .. 57 25 National Demokrat, official print- ing for June 25 00 Smith -Morgan Printing Co, weekly and monthly pamphlets for June 16 09 Jno. Hartig, repairs for Engi- neer's Dept.... 90 Union Electric Co., arc lights for June 2067 35 T. E. Frith, removing garbage and dead animals for June 363 48 Union Printing Co., Board of Health reports for February, March and April 15 00 Pitts -Thompson Foundry Co, sewer rings and covers for Bee Branch sewer 17 00 Key City Roofing Co., cement for Bee Branch sewer 4 00 J. P. Williams, sand for Bee Branch Sewer 2 55 Tibey Bros., second estimate for Bee Branch sewer in Washing- ton street 1795 83 O'Farrell & McNamara, first es- timate for concrete sewer in Bee Branch creek 482 63 Brown & Brown, final estimate for storm water sewer in Booth street .. 263 58 Street, Steuck & Linehan, first estimate for santiary sewer in Caledonia street from Hill street to `Vest Eighth street... 519 59 H. Brinkman, excavation permits redeemed $120 00 H. Brinkman, interest paid on warrants outstanding 673 73 H. Brinkman. New York ex- change 90 H. Brinkman, express charges35 H. Brinknrin, telegram—police75 H. Brinkman, freight charges— fire 80 H. Brinkman, freight charges— road 43 23 H. Brinkman, library orders paid 430 42 H. Brinkman. loan 9100 00 Labor on Streets in the different Road Districts for the first half of July, 1905: R. Burns, 1st 9 70 Jos. Brouille tte, 1st 4 05 J. Brac•htenbac•h, 2nd 6 90 D. J. Brightbill, 3rd 15 20 Paul Becker, 3rd 10 50 Clarence Boyce 15 00 Jos. Brown, 2nd, $5.40; 3rd, $2.708 10 4 85 164 List of Warrants. IV. Coughlin, -1st Jas. Connolly, 1st Jerry Cahill, 1st R. Caffery, 1st Jas. Callaghan. 1st John Corbett, 2nd Gib. Collinson, 3rd H. Cobb, 1st, $4.85: 2nd. $8.19: 3rd, $3.25 M. Donegan, 1st Thos. Donahue, 1st Peter Dax, 1st, $22.86: 2nd, $4.75: 3rd, $1.90 John Egan, 1st John Ess, 2nd Dan Fox, 1st Mike Farrell, 1st Ed. Firzlaff. 1st. $7.00: 2nd, $9.00: 3rd, $4.00 Pat Gate, 1st P. Gilloon, 1st Jos. Gavin, 1,t H. Gallo, 2nd Jos. Grab. 2nd Geo. Gnu, 2nd C, Gantenhein, 2nd Barney Glass. 3rd Thos. Hackney. 1st J. Heil, 1st. $7.90: 2nd, $10.10; 3rd, $4.50 22 50 August, Jass, 2nd 170 John Kness, 2nd 1115 Paul Krocheski, 2nd 6 13 John Kinsella, 1st, $7.00; 3rd, $3.50 10 50 J. Kraus, 1st, $4.65; 2nd, $8.10; 3rd, $3.25 16 20 W. Lillie, 2nd 10 50 H. Lembke, 1st, $1.60; 2nd, $5.10; 3rd, $1.10; less 30c 7 50 R. Love, 1st, $6.00: 2nd, $6.00; 3rd, $6.00 18 00 M. Lonergan, 1st, $4.85; 2nd, $8.10; 3rd, $1.25 16 20 Mike Meagher, 1st 1 35 John Mahoney, 1st 18 00 George Moore, 1st 610 Ed. Malloy, 2nd 8 10 A. Manderscheid, 2nd 8 10 W. McDermott, 1st 6 30 J. McNulty, 1st 10 80 W. McClain, 1st 2 70 Pat McPolancl, 3rd 2 70 J. McCormack, health 17 55 Chas. O'Neill, 1st, $1.35; 2nd, $5.40; .3rd, $2.70 9 45 James Purcell. 1st 2 70 James Powers, 1st 2 05 Chas. Pierce, 2nd '4 05 John Parker, 3rd 10 50 W. Quinlan, 1st 9 45 Phil Reddin, 1st 3 40 Matt Raishek, 2nd 5 40 C. Reinfrank, 2nd 4 75 Jos. Rooney, 1st, $5.25; 3rd, $5.2510 50 Dan, Sheehan, 1st 17 00 Chris. Sholl, 2nd 7 80 John Sloan, 2nd 5 40 F. Scherr, 2nd 20 00 Louis Smith, 3rd 15 20 James Smith, 3rd 2 70 R. Turner. 2nd, ' 2 40 N. Wainpach, 2nd. 10 30 W. \Ver_rmouth, 3rd. 20 00 16 20 11 05 2 70 7 45 20 00 9 45 2 70 16 20 5 40 16 20 9 45 4 75 6 25 7 10 9 70 20 00 1 35 5 40 20 CO 8 10 13 65 2 70 20 00 10 15 4 05 John Welsh, 1st. Walter Bradley. 1st. Frank Burns, 2nd. F'. G. Becker. 1st. $1.35; 2nd, $6.70; 3rd, $10.65 A. Conrad, 2nd. Josh Calvert, 1st, $4.05: 3rd, Mike Hannan, 1st. J. Haudenschield, 2nd. Peter Horch, 2nd. John Huffn:ire, 1st, $10.35; 2nd, $17.20: 3rd, $6.90 34 45 J. Linehan, 1st, $34.65: 2nd, $3.15; 3rd. $1.30 39 10 John Long, 2nd 34 45 J. Lonergan. 2nd. 18 30 J. J. McCollins, 1st, $16.50; 2nd, $1.80 18 30 C. McElrath, 1st, 90c; 2nd, $14.40 15 30 E. Revering. 2nd. 3 85 Ed. Seeley. 1st, $10.90; 2nd, $18.10; 3rd, 87.25 37 30 Jerry Sullivan, 1st, $2.70: 2nd, $11.00; 3rd, $14.80 28 50 James Tobin, 3rd 23 90 Labor on Bluff Street Extension for the first half of July, 1905: Jas Beakey Thos. Burke John Carter Peter Carney W. Hall P. Kenneally F. McAllister W. O'Brien, foreman Nic Sweeney Ed. Whelan .. George Reynolds $12.10 8 80 5 55 2 15 14 70 17 45 16 15 18 70 37 00 34 85 19 40 19 40 33 95 19 40 19 40 17 60 14 90 25 00 16 70 19 40 37 40 Labor on Sewers during the first half of July, 1905: H. Cosgrove ..... 20 00 J. Corcoran 19 20 T. Hagerty, foreman 25 00 F. Hohnecker 19 20 J. Jellison 12 80 Con Sullivan 19 20 Pat Sage 16 00 Landon Taylor 19 20 J. Tacke 19 20 C. H. Berg, professional services rendered to Birdie Bauch by Dr. F. W. Meyer for personal damages sustained by falling on a defective sidewalk 30 00 J. W. Kintzinger, cash advanced in cases of Farrell, Sheridan and Jess vs. City 10 55 J. Me_\leece, macadam 12 50 F. P. Scharle, final estimate on nth \\'ard Engine House 1000 00' Jai iuinot & Mullen, final esti- mate, 5th Ward Engine House 90 75 T. T. Carkeek, balance due, super- intending 5th Ward Engine House 130 75 C. H. Berg, balance due, taking care U. S. seaman at Detention Hospital 5 00 I hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct list of all warrants issued by me during the month of July. 1905. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. Official Notices. SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE. To All Who Are Named Below: You are hereby notified that in ac- cordance with an ordinance of the City of Dubuque for repairing sidewalks during the months of June and July, 1905, 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 meeting of the Council to be held on the 7th day of September, A. D., 1905, and show cause, if any you have, why said assessment should not be levied: Owner. Description. Total cost June 1—Jno. Buettell Est., Nairn's Add., lot 14 $ 35 June 1—Geo. Rieger, Brecht's Sub., lot 4 60 June 1—Geo. Salot, McCraney's 1st Add., lot 51 35 June 1—Grandview Ave. M. E church, Sub. 20, Reche's Sub, lot 1 75 June 1—N. J. Loes, McCraney's 2nd Add., lot 14 80 June 1—Wm. M. Crabtree, S. L. Langworthy's Sub., lot 11 1 95 June 2—J. H. Simplot, Mineral lot 83 June 2—Frank M. Ellis, Burden- Lawther Add., lot 143 June 2—Leathers & Trewin, Bur- den-Lawther Add., lot 82 65 June 2—Lawther & Rider, Bur- den-Lawther Add., lot 47 1 05 June 3—R. M. Kunz, Glendale Add., lot 60 10 June 3—Emily Conrad, Sub. 2 of 145, L. H. Langworthy's Add, lot 1 June 3—Mary F. McGuire, Glen- dale Add., lot 40 June 4—Minnie and M. A. Kern - ler, Sub. 4, Ann O'Hare's Sub., lots 1-2 June 4—Flora Strinsky, Hodge's Sub., lot 17 June 5—Rich. Waller Est., Chas Klingenberg's 4th Sub., lot 1635 June 6—St. Joseph's Mercy Hos- pital, Sub. Min. Lot 66, lot 26 60 June 6—Mrs. Sidney Saul, Saul's 45 • Sub., lot 1 June 6—Martin Sullivan Est•, Saul's Sub., lot 4 June 8—Harriett C. Kiesel and Wm. A. Coates, City N. 2-5 lot 436 June 8—C. Reifsteck, Reifsteck's Sub., lot 1 June 8—Stephen and Cath O'Rourke, Cox's Add., W. 1-2 lot 46 June 8—W. B. Yates Est., Cox's Add., lot 9 June 8—H. S. Hetherington Est, lot 42 June 12—Julia D. Rhomberg, Sub. 1 and 2 of Min. Lot 62 and pt. Min, Lot 149, lot la June 12—Ada L. Collier and L. H. Langworthy, Trustees, Sub. 2 and 3, Mrs. L. H. Lang - worthy's Add., lot 5 June 12—Henry Deville, Glendale Add., lot 45 June 12—Mary A. Langworthy, Langworthy Ave. Add., lots 4-5-6 50 40 40 60 95 55 65 50 35 75 45 45 40 40 50 75 June 12—P,. and Edw. Lang- worthy Est., Glendale Add., lot 24 - Ju 12—Mary A. Langworthy, Mrs. L. H. Langworthy's Add., N. 160 ft. lot 8 June 13—M. D. Goux, Cook's Add, S. 1-2 lot 61 June 14—J. \V. Schwind, O'Neill's Sub. No, 3, lot 1) June 14—Edw. Langworthy Est, Pauline Langworthy's Sub., lot 6 June 14—Victoria Heil, Junk's Add., lot 12 June 15—John Hier, Cain's Sub, lot 5 June 15—P. S. Slocum, Cain's Sub„ lot 6 June 15—Sidonia Hosford, Cain's Sub., lot 7 June 15—Sarah Gill, Porter's Add, lot 7 June 15—Ellen O'Halleron, Fin- ley's Add., lots 14-15 June 17—Salome Bechtel, Hooper's Add., lots 22-23 June 17—Ellen Yall, South Ave. Add., lots 5-6 June 17—Frank W. McKinney, Dreibilbie's Add.. E. 1-2, lot 40 June 17—Thos. Kavanaugh Est., Sub. Min. Lot 22, lot 4 June 19—Jno. .T. \leLaughlin, Mob- ley's Dubuque, lots 2-3 June 19—Core Sweeney, Union Add., lot 44 June 23—E. A. Engler, Finley Home Add., lot 11 June 23—G. M. Orvis, Finley Home Add., lot 11 June 23—P. M. Harrington, Sub. 165 80 1 00 95 45 60 1 50 55 1 45 95 45 65 65 80 45 40 1 45 45 45 45 22-23, Kelly's Sub., lot 6 50 June 23—Ellen B. Rice, Union Add., lot 146 50 June 23—Henry Kiene, Columbia Sub., lots 1-2 65 June 26—W. H. Day, City, lot 40a1 25 July 3—Jackson St. M. E. Church, Olinger's Sub., lot 1 40 July 3—P. H. Murray, St. Ra- phael's Add., lots 1-2 60 July 3—Jane Mullen Est., City, lot 607a 65 July 3—C. H. Eighmey, Trustee, City, lots 569-570 3 65 July 6—German Presb. College, Sub. City 675, lot 7 100 July 6—The St. Joseph Mercy Hos- pital, Sub. Min Lot 66, lots 2.... 50 July 6—Mrs. Sidney Saul, Saul's 60 Sub., lot 1 July 6—Rich. Waller Est., Har - per's Sub., N. 58 ft., lot 2 45 July 5—T. B. Cain, Hetherington's 1 20 Sub., lot 4 July 5—Ursula Blocklinger, Jno. 75 King's 1st Add., lot 1 July 7—Minnie and M. A. Kern - ler, A. M(Daniel's Sub., N. 88 ft., E. 1-2. lot 783 60 July 7—catholic Univ. of Wash, et al, A. McDaniel's Sub., lot 821 60 July 7—St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Steiner's Add., lot 111 20 July 7—Emma White, Finley 35 Home Add., lot 16 July 8—Minnie & M. A. Kemler, Sub. 4, Ann O'Hare's Sub., lots 60 1-2 Jury 10—Fred W. Wodrich, Bur- den-Lawther Add.. lot 76 75 July 10—A. L. Collier and L. H Langworthy, Trustees, East Du- buque Add., lot 372 105 166 Official Notices. July 11—Wm. Lawther, Burden- Lawther Add., lots 38 to 42 July 11—Jos. Herod, Blake's Add, lot 11 July 11—Thos. and Louisa Paisley, Blake's Add., lot 1i July 12—Pat. McCollins, McCol- lin's Sub., lot 3 July 12—Mrs. B. Keogh, Sub. 32, Wilson's Sub., lot 1 July 13—John Olinger, Boulevard Add., lots 1 to 33 July 13—Emma Alden, A. McDan- iel's Sub., lot 762 July 14—A. F. Heeb. Farley's Sub, lot 31 July 17—R. and Edw. Langworthy Est., Glendale Add., lots 247-270 July 17—Mt. St. Joseph's College, Sub. Min. Lot 187, lot 2 July 17—Jas. Levi, Davis Farm Add.. lot 238 July 18—Harriette P. Chamberlain, Woodlawn Park, lot 52......... July 18—John Trexler, Woodlawn Park. lot 200 July 18—C. A. Voelker, Woodlawn Park, lots 54-55 • July 19—Chas. Heinz, Wick's Add, lot 25 July 20—Jas. McGrath, Cox's Add, lots 115-116 July 20—R. and Edw. Langworthy 1 55 50 45 75 90 3 00 40 60 1 35 65 75 1 45 45 2 90 85 60 Est., Glendale Add , lots 223 to 228 6 55 July 20 --Jos. Jeffrey Est., Finley, Waples & Burton's Add., lot 1060 July 21—Frank Fosselman, Tivoli Add., lot 28 75 July 20—Ellen Blake, Ellen Blake's Sub., lot 7 55 July 22—Chas. Heinze, L. H Langworthy's Add., lot 147 85 July 29—E. M. Kringle, Sub. 6 of 7 of Min. Lot 79, lots 1-2 50 July 24—Wm. Beyer, L. H. Lang - worthy's Add., N. 92 ft. lot 15575 July 24—Mary Dempsey, Sub. Min Lot 93b, lot 1 55 July 24—Edw. Langworthy Est, Paulina Langworthy's Sub., lot 6 60 July 25—G. M. Staples Est., A. McDaniels' Sub., W. 1-2 lot 7664 45 July 25—H. C. Kiesel and Wm. A Coates, City N. 2-5 lot 436 1 55 July 25—Ellen J. Martin, City N 2-5 lot 349 75 July 26—T, E. and J. E. Fifield, Union Add., lots 174-175 60 July 26—E. and H. Callahan, Sub 2 of Min. Lot 63 and E. pt. lot 69, Union Add., lots 1-2 40 July 26—J. and E. Tibey, Sub. 3 of Min. Lot 63. lot 1 1 20 July 27—Julia D. Rhomberg, Guernsey & Langworthy's Add, lot 8 July 27—John Marzen, E. Lang - worthy's Add., lot 46 55 July 27—Mary and Ellen Ryan, Hedley's Sub., lot 6 95 July 28—John Flynn, East Du- buque Add., W. 15 ft. E. 1-2 lot 211 July 28—John Olinger, Boulevard Add., lot 1 July 20—Dominick Nickels, Glen- dale Add., lot 232 July 26—J. C. Fitzpatrick, Union Add., lot 151 July 26—Richard Kemler, Sub. 1 of 16, Kelly's Sub., lots 1-2 July 26—Jac. Traut, Tschirgi & Schwind's Sub., lots 14-15 1 10 1 45 35 40 50 90 70 July 17—Leathers & Trewin, Da- vis Farm Add., S. 36 ft. lot 37350 July 26—Louis Julien, Union Add, lot 117 45 July 28—Peter Lemmert, Voelker's Add., lot 27 35 July 2S—R. and Edw. Langworthy Est., Glendale Add., lot 247 60 July 29—Fred. W. Wodrich, Bur- den-Lawther Add., lot 76 45 July 29—Key City Gas Co., Sub City 552, lot 4 60 July 31—A. F. Heeb, Farley's Sub, lot 31 50 July 31—Chas. Heinze, L. H Langworthy's Add., lot 147 40 Total 8-25-3t. $63 50 C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. NOTICE. OF THE CITY COUNCIL'S INTEN- TION TO IMPROVE FINE STREET FROM THE NORTH CURB LINE OF TWENTY-THIRD STREET TO THE SOt'TH CURB LINE OF TWENTY-SIXTH STREET. 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 improve Pine Street, from the North curb line of Twenty-third Street to the South curb line of Twenty-sixth Street. That a plat and specifications of said proposed improvement is now on file 71 the office of the City Recorder. It is estimated by the City Engineer that said improvement will require Curbing, 3,765 lineal feet. Guttering, 1,688 square yards. Macadamizing, 3,516 square yards. Making a total estimated cost to the abutting property owners of $3,590.14. Any person having objection to said improvement is hereby notified to ap- pear before the City Council at its reg- ular session to be held Aug. 17th, 1905, or to isle with the City Recorder their objections in writing on or before Aug. 17th, 1905. Dated this 8th day of August, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, 5-8-3t City Recorder. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Slealed proposals will be received at the office of the City Recorder until 7:30 o'clock P. M. Thursday, Sept. 7th, 1007,, for the Improvement of Pine Street, from the north curb line of Twenty-third Street to the south curb lino of Twenty-sixth Street, in accord- ance with plans and specifications now on file in the office of the City Recorder. It is estimated by the City Engineer that it will require new curbstone set 376: lineal feet, guttering 1688 square yards, macadamizing 3516 square yards, cutting 3421 cubic yards, filling 3115 cubic yards. The work to be completed on or be- fore the 1st day of November, and shall be paid for when said work is corn- Official Notices. 167 plcted and accepted by the City Coun- cil. The proposals for doing the work will be acted upon by the City Council the 7th day of September, 1905. Fielders must state price per lineal foot for new curbing set, and the price per square yard for guttering and ma- cadamizing, also price per cubic yard for grading. Each bid must be accom- panied by a certified check fo $50.00 on sonic Dubuque bank as a guarantee that a contract will be entered into if awarded. The City Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Dated Dubuque, Aug. 25th, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, Aug. 25-3t. City Recorder. NOTICE. OF THE CITY COUNCIL'S INTEN- TION TO IMPROVE DILLON STREET, FROM GRANDVIEW AVENUE TO THE NORTHERN TERMINUS OF SAID DILLON STREET. 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 Im- prove Dillon Street from Grandview Avenue to the northern terminus of said Dillon 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 Curbing, 1283.5 lineal feet. Guttering. 591.8 square yards. Macadamizing, 1574.7 square yards. Making a total estimated cost to the abutting property owners of $1631.22. Any person having objection to said improvement is hereby notified to ap- pear before the City Council at its reg- ular session to be held Sept. 7th, 1905, or to file with the City Recorder their objections in writing on or before Sept. 7th, 1905. Dated this 25th day of August, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. Aug. 25-3t. NOTICE. To whom it may concern: You are hereby notified that the City of Dubuque will sell to the highest bid- der the old scales, known as the First Ward Scales, situated oa First Street, between Main and Locust Streets. Sealed bids will be recei\ d ,,t the office of the City Recorder up to 7:30 o'clock p. m., Aug. 17th, 1905. Dated at Dubuque, Aug. 8th. 1905. C. F. ARENDT, 8-8-5t. City Recorder. VACATION NOTICE. Notice is hereby given, that there is now on file in my office a plat asking the vacation of the Easterly ten (10) feet of Seminary Street abutting the south 24 feet of Lot 4 of the subdivision of Out Lot 675. All persons having any objection to said proposed vacation must file their claim in my office on or before August 17th, 1905. JAMES H. BOYCE, 8 -4 -G -J -10t City Engineer. Regular Session September 7, 1905. CITY COUNCIL. Regular Session, Sept. 7, 1905. (OFFICIAL). Council met at 8:45 P. M. Mayor Berg in the chair. Present—Aids. Clancy, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—Aid. Corrance. Ald. Frith moved that the Council proceedings for the month of August be approved as printed. Carried. BILLS. The following bills were ordered paid: Clerk of the Diatrict Court, wit- ness fees $ Clerk of the District Court, in Catherine Sheridan case Klauer & Kress, supplies for Sewer Department Farley-Loetscher Mfg. Co., shav- ings Fire Department H. J. Hagerty. Veterinary ser- vice for the month of July and August. Fire I ti'partnn'nt Farley-Loetsehet \Ifg. ('ct., re- galizing 1 sash, Fire Depart- ment Key city this Co., maintenance of 2 gas :urs for August, 1905, Fire Department Key I'ity this ('o, Fire Department Key City 17;15 co., Fire Department Chas. Pape, plumbing at central Engine llonse Wunderlich & \\'i,'derholt, horse shoeing, Fire Department ..,. 'Union Electric ('o., power for fire alarm during month of August Lagen & Sloan, horse shoeing, Fire Department F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Fire Department Carr, Ryder & Adams Co., 1 cord edgings Fire Gus Lear, horse shoeing, Department John J. Povv'crs• horse shoeing, Fire Department John Butt, repairs, Fire De- iG11't111c111 & San, >••,;ip for Fite 7 50 Dep; tnn•IIt ...... ..I' ,., l load Farley-I,eeisehel• Mtg. shavings. l'ir'e Department Jacquinnt & Mullen, plumbing, Fire Department ................ ..i .. for Fire Chas. E. Berry, , 101 76 Department ............... Tony Siege. curh stone delivered to Fifth \\'(u'd Engine House, 12 24 J. J. Rowan, 3 doz. pillow cases, 4 50 Fire Department .....case of G. B. Grosvenor Co., ] 6 75 toilet paper ........... G. S. Weaver repairs at Ninth coke for gals. tar, 1 35 5 20 2 20 2 25 43 16 1 90 1 Oil 19 55 50 1 50 5 75 2 00 17 90 7 50 3 50 4 00 11 25 12 60 75 2 40 ]6W Street Engine House 24 3S John Neuman & Son, repairs for Fire Department 30 00 T. F. Kane, hay and oats for Fire Department 125 64 Smith -Morgan Pet g. Co., pamph- lets for August National Democrat, official print- ing month of Au_ust 25 00 Globe -Journal, official printing month of August 51 56 Telegraph -Herald. official' print- ing month of August Jacquinot & Mullen, repairing fountain in Jackson Park Gus Lear, hors shoeing, Road Department Key City Roofing Co., supplies for Road Department T. J. Mulgrew, sewer pipe for Road Department O'Farrell. McNamara & Kentey, final estimate to grading alley between Lincoln and Rhomberg Avenues, from Middle Avenue to Fengler Avenue Fisher & Co.. coal for Fire and Road Deilartntcnis O'Farrell & \IcNitmara, first es- timate grading on Ilee Branch 100 00 storm sewer o•Earrell & \icNamala, first es - (haute grading Grave Street391 00 Wm. McDermott. 12 yards ma - 10 20 c•aoann T. ,1, \lulgrevc, 10 -inch sewer 6 68 pine. I:ead Department Dubuque 'Telephone Co., rental 6 00 lir lelephnne'+ Standard (Iii ('o., gasoline for Beall Doiulrtnn•nl 83 Pitts -Thompson Fdy• Ce.. 2 sewer covers, Read DetartmentS 00 John Butt, repairs for Enid De- 5 85 part -lent Chas. Gie=e, filing saws for Road 1 20 Department Geo. 1taeatz & Son, repairs for Road Department 1 00 \{eElrath Teaming Co., sand for l 25 Roall I)op;lrtment •. 'R Smedley Steam Pump 2 57 for Road Department ...... oad G. F. Kleih, supplies for R 3 15 Dept ............... F. Schloz K Son, repairs for 3 00 Road Dept ..................... G. Tlagatz & Son, repairs on 3 70 Sprinkling Wagons ............ .T. Newmann & San. repairs on Sprinkling Wags .`......ling 'MG Erns., trop; 13 40 Wagons .... • • •' .. ...S ,,inkling John IPitt. repairs of I wagons ...................... . F. SH-doz & Sot. repairs on 2 50 Sprinkling Wagons ..ro.'''''' Dun. I;ebbet' & Belting 38 50 for sprinkling wagons for Road ono. I;nek, rel T irs 9 00 Khmer & Kress, bread ltox for Police Dept 16 75 56 88 3 40 2 00 4 70 9 50 20 25 62 61 4 55 75 170 Regular Session September 7, 1905. Saunders Meat Co., meat for Police Dept J. J. Rowan, supplies for Po- lice Dept Dub. Cabinet Makers' Ass'n, re- pairing Folding Bed 1 75 Iowa Dairy Co., milk for Police Dept H. J. Hagerty, veterinary service for Police Dept 2 76 'Union Electric Co., •Arc Lights for August 2067 35 Key ('ity (las Co., gas for vari- ous Delia ii tnents 94 40 T. F. Kane, hay and oats for Police Dept 30 72 E. J. Mulgr•ew, bread for four months for Police Dept 5 80 Eichhorn & Bechtel, groceries • for Matron Dept 2 65 G. F. Kleih, supplies for Sewer Dept 4 95 Thus. Hagerty, horse hire for month of August 10 00 Wm. Foster, inspector on Sani- tary Sewer between Jackson and Washington Streets, from 1 70 1 23 75 Sanford to 25th Street, for last half of August 20 00 Klauer & Kress, supplies for Road Dept 2 56 Geo. Ragatz & Son, repairs for Sewer Dept 1 50 F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Sewer Dept 1 85 Eugene Dietzgen Co., supplies for Engineer Dept 2 98 G. F. Kleih, supplies for En- gineer Dept 1 60 Ott. MBeuser & Co., supplies for Engineer Dept 1 25 Klauer & Kress, book holders15 Union Printing Co., health re- ports for May and June 10 00 G. F. Kleih, one pail for Health Dept 30 G. (lmehle, collecting hack Taxes 39 20 Larry I raily, cleaning around City Hall for June, July and August 42 00 F. A. Miller, one carpet broom2 50 Joss. beach & Son, 2 boxes of Northwest soap 6 05 Jacquinot & Mullen, plumbing at City Hall 5 30 G. F. Kleih, supplies delievered to City Hall 25 Street—Steuck & Linehan, 1st estimate to constructing an S -inch tile pipe Sanitary Sewer in Couler Avenue from man- hole in Sanford Street to 22nd Street. Amount due contractor $360 94 T. E. Frith, removing garbage and dead animals during Aug. 378 46 F. P. Hayes, to Board of Prison- ers for month of August 4 20 Tibey Bros., final estimate to constructing part of Bee Branch Sewer in Washington Street, 378 lineal feet. Amount due contractors 1060 29 O'Farrell, McNamara & Kenety, final estimate to macadamizing alley between Lincoln Avenue and Rhomberg Avenue from Middle Avenue to Fengler Ave- nue. Amount due contractors 271 53 O'Farrell & McNamara, final estimate to constructing a concrete storm water sewer in Millville Road, from the end of present culvert in Lemon Street. Amount due contractors 889 27 The following bills were referred: Borden & Selleck Co., to one 15 -ton Howe wagon scale 248 16 Referred to committee on markets. Guy G. White, to expense in- curred as inspector of Mill- ville Road sewer, 63 meals at 25c per meal 15 75 Referred to Committee of the Whole. Frank Bentin, to one team, 4 hours 1 70 On motion, referred to Committee on Streets. PE'l'I'i•lt iNS AND ('t t\lM lC.A- TiONS. 1N Petition of Joseph Fecke,•, asking that the crossing on the alley on the north side of Thirteenth Street, be- tween Iowa and Clay Streets, be re- newed, was on notion referred to COM u-nitte e oft Streets. Communication of the Chicago, Mil- waukee & St. Paul H. R. Co. asking for the extension of the Sanitary Sewer in Kt.iest Street to their Property line at the corner of (lartield Avenue and Kniest Str -t, so that they may con- nect their :imps with said Sanitary Serf el'. On n:,,tion of Ald. Frith the prayer of said ,room. tion was granted. Petition of the Mfg. Co. ask- ing that their Taxes far the year 1904 he canceled, according to the action taken by the Council at :t former date. On motion was referred to the Board Of Equalization. Petition of Amhew Hoerner. asking that Queen Street Extension, also the Alley from (•liuton Street to Queen Street Extension he graded. On motion the Petition was referred to the Committee on Streets. Petition of the Iroquois Pearl Button Co. asking that their Taxes on per- sonal property he canceled for the year 1904. On motion was referred to the Board of Equalization. Petition of the Dubuque Boat & Boiler Works, asking that their Taxes for the year 1904 be canceled, accord- Regular Session September 1905. 171 ing to the Resolution passed by the City Council ()et. 6th. 1904. (ln motion of Ald. Clancy, the pray- er of the Petition was granted, and the Treasurer instructed to (•antel said Taxes for the year 1904. Petition of Mrs. ft sinal Ludwig ask- ing that the Taxes against her, for ninnies and credits lie canceled. as she diel not have any such monies, was on motion referred to the Board of Egtual- 17.ati011, Conmiunication of the Frate'•na1 or- der of Eagles. thanking the ('ity Coun- cil for the privilege of using Ioga awl intcr,e'cting Streets during the week of their Street Carnival, was on mo- tion received and filed. Claim of ('Lara McDonald. asking the sum of $:=5•00 uS d,ltrag''s for falling on the Sidewalk on the Southeast cornet' of Julien Avenue :Ind Alpine Street. on the evening of July 11th. 1907. On motion said claim was referred to the Committee on ('lahns and City At- torney. Petition of P. F. Ryder asking that the Gutter nn Sixth Street, between Main and Locust Street. be nut in a passable condition, wa. m\ trntion re- ferred to the Convmittee on Streets. Communication from the City Coun- cil of the City of Burlington, inviting the Mayor. 'Members of the Connell and all ('ity t-)ffic•ials of the City of Dubuque to attend the Eighth Annual Convention of the League of Iowa mu- nicipalities. to take place September 13th and 14th. 1907. at i-:urlington. Ald. Clancy moved that the inv'it,t- ticl he accepted. and that all officials who wish, should attend the same. Carried. REPel [lTS OF OFFICERS. City Treasurer -Brinkman reported as follows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen—Below you will find Statement of amounts advanced by me during the past month, for which please order Warrants drawn in my favor. Excavation Permits Redeemed.$ 65.00 Interest on Warrants out- standing .... 1,202.S3 New York Exchange—Expense 4.40 Postal Cards—Expense 10.0000 Refunded Tax—Expense Three Horses for Fire Depart- ment Freight Charges—Fire .... .... Telegram—Road 550.00 .25 .25 $1,836.11 Library Orders Paid $ 570'49 I also refunded old Warrants, for which please order inew Loan Warrants dra\vn: Total a:roui:t of \\'ainnnts I also received money borrow( d from \•:n ions pa{rti's, please order I.t .0 \\'ar- r"his dr iit their favor: 'fetaI ar_ott!:t ,if \\':u^•anis ..8117.550.00 I;e,tieotfully. H. BRINKMAN, 'I'; eAstirer. n taoti'':: ih• report \',• r, i ivied. and W:n•t•ants i t(iso 1 drawn to pay the w,c•ious auconms, and the report referred link III I lit I'ommittri on Fi- nance. City Auditor ilofflr:ut reported as follows: To the Honorable Council: lie:•owith ti ,'I my report for the month of Augt:. 1907, showing the re- ceipts and ''!'ursen'..ents for the month: Cash to, Mayor and City 1905....5 7.4S7.80 I : I :'. ' F: 1 I '' 1' S. Bree•ipts freta it?! - -ire ec ,.,,$11.965.45 1'i \\":i rr:niI ('oupons rede• $19,473.27 .....122.336.::9 7,324.25 :<•.0,610.54 Cash on hand . ••I't. L i., ,..T 9.842,71 The above cash Lal:::,... ,.,' lodes the Inmprovement Bund i'• i :!. I,t:prove- mont Bond Interest F❑ •1. ! Library Fund balances. Also report that there is due the city t tf cors for the month of August, 1907, the sum of $2.6S3.17, Also the following is ti record of all Interest Coupons aaol Ponds redeemed by the City Treasurer during the past month and credited to him: Regular Bond ('coupons $7,135.50 Improvement Bond Coupons.... 188.75 7,324.25 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 1st, 1905, to September 1st, 1905: Appropriation. Expended. Expenses $40,000 $12,570.33 Road—First District16,000 9,352.47 Second District 20,300 10,969.20 Third District8.750 4,533.49 Fire 42,000 15,915.15 Police 28,000 10,821.23 Sewerage 5,000 2,333.70 Printing 2,500 662.63 Engineer 2,500 996.85 Street Lighting 25,200 10,336.75 Interest 41,500 Board of Health 4,500 1,819.15 Grading 2,000 Bee Branch—Millville 3,000 1,736.18 Road Bee Branch—Washing- 6.000 4,855.38 ington Street Bee Branch—Fifteenth 17* Regular Session September 7, 1905. and Sixteenth Sts1,400 Special Bonded Paving 2,000 Judgment 3,000 Special Bonded Debt and Interest 4,000 Mount Carmel Avenue Grading 1,000 Sidewalk Repairing1,000 Special Sewer Fund1,000 Bluff Street Extension Wall 1,000 Fifth Ward Engine House 4,000 Booth Street Sewer1,000 77.90 2,418.32 18.60 284.84 328.26 999.93 3,746.50 1,000.00 $266.650 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 Rcinfried reported as fol- lows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: --The following is the pay roll of the Fire Department for the month of August, 1905: Amount du, Firemen $2,420.00 Respectfully submitted, J. R. RETNFRIED, Chief. On motion the report vas 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 Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: -4 herewith submit the Police report for the month of August, 1905: Total arrests for the month 70 Residents arrested 25 Doors found open 15 Lodgers harbored 6 Defective lights 91 Meals furnished 21 Cost of food $ 4.20 Sheriff. dieting prisoners, July and August $11.53 Board of prisoner. held for sheriff of Kansas $ 2.20 Patrol rails .. 55 Milos frivoled led 96 11so pay roll for Policemen for the month of August, 1905: Amount duo Policemen $2.049.55 Respectfully submitted, THOS. REILLY, Chief of Police. nu motion the report and pay roll were received. and warrants ordered drawn to pay policemen, and the re- port r, tarred back to the Committee or Police. 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 road districts during the last half of August, 1905: Amount due laborers on streets.$1718 25 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 August, 1905: Amount due laborers on sewers..$198 60 Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Sewers. On motion the pay rolls on Streets and Sewers were received, and war- rants ordered drawn to pay the vari- ous 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, 1905. I find from the reports of the Police Department that the total hours that 91 lamps failed to burn would equal 2 1-3 lamps for one month, or $12.60. 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 August the sum of $12.60. City Attorney Kintzinger reported as follows: To the City Council of the City of Dubuque: Gentlemen:—I herewith enclose you assignment of Sheriff's certificate of the sale of Lot No. 33 in Union Addi- tion to the City of Dubuque, Dubuque County, Iowa, from Mary Faust to the City of Dubuque, for which a war- rant in the sum of ,$150.00 was drawn in favor of Mary Faust at the last meeting of the Council. A Sheriff's deed to this property can be secured by the presentation of this certificate to the Sheriff at any time after the 24th day of June, 1900. I would re- spectfully recommend that the City Recorder be instructed to secure a Sheriff's deed for this property at that time. Respectfully submitted, J. W. KINTZ.INGER, City Attorney. On motion the report was received and filed, and the Recorder instructed to secure a Sheriff's deed as recom- mended. Regular Session September 7, 1905. 173 The City Attorney also reported as follows: To the City Council of the City of Dubuque: Gentlemen:—I herewith return You receipts in full of court costs and judgment rendered against the City of Dubuque in the case of Thomas Consi dine vs. the Ci-ty for $879.73 judgment and $94.55 costs, warrants for which amounts, less 51 cents, were ordered drawn at the last meeting of your body. As the amount of the judg- ment was 51 cents more than the war- rant and was advanced by me, I would respectfully ask that a warrant be drawn in my favor for 51 cents. Respectfully submitted. J. W. KINTZINGER, City Attorney. On motion the report was received and filed, and a warrant ordered drawn for 51 cents in favor of J. W. Kintzinger. The City Attorney also reported as folows: TO the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen—In compliance with your request for an opinion as to the City's authority to issue bonds for the corn- pletion o1' the 1 ;cc I :ra tn•h Sewer, I would respectfully- state that, in my opinion, this Cannot be done as there is no provisions of law authorizing the City to do so ;,t thetine. I would further state that I concur in the opinion reudere,,l on this suh- jec•t by the City Attorney- un May 7th. 1903. Council Proceedings 1:I, Page 120. Respectfully submitted. J. \V. KINTZINGER, City Attorney. Dated at Dubuque, Iowa, September 7th, 1905. On motion the report was received and placed on record. The City Attorney o reported as follows: To the City Council of the City of Dubuque: Gentlemen—I here\with submit re- ceipts from the Clerk of the Supreme Court for the Supreme Court costs ill the eine of Considine vs. City. $22.9, tiapretl;e Court costs in the ease of citi- zens SUIe hank vs. Uolf•rl Noll :Thiry Jess, C.tl.. awl tiuurente Court costs else of Siierid;ut vs, City-, 82.75. war - r rats for which amounts wt.:, drawn in favor of the Clerk of the Supreme Court at the last meeting of the Cuaii- cil. I:.•spec•tfttlly submitted, J. \\". til\'I/.INl71?I:. ('Cly' Atlmrncy'. the Publisher, of the Gene it : Inten- tion to tram C',r;ii ivi,•w .' . • t., i' „•ri: 'rern:inus „ .11 ., No n_ai :is;,':.i• , t: _ II the Mayor asked if ;u 1l,n fit had ally objection to said ..rt, n„ ob- jection being stated. tile ,. i. • no- tion \vas received and tiled. Dated al Dubu,lue. Iwa, this 7th day of September. 1905. ((n motion the report was received and tiled. City Iteeorder .\1•endt „eAted and tend the printed le,i1 . „ rutted to by the i'nblistier, of the Coal, it's Trtention to levy ;t Sp vial .A: r ua rat for rcpairile Si !,•.\n!!: during, 1h,• months of .lune• and July, i:')07,. No ren'ot!str;,to'' It, mg tiled. 11;•• M yor aski'ii if ancone I i'''',•rat h it ;Iu ohjerlirn to s;r.d Spce!;il .\ssessno•nt, No obje(•tion being staled. the Notice Olt nation wits received and tiled. City Recorder Arendt presented and read Ib,• ; riuled Notice. ,i'rt li,•,i to by Whereupon Ald. Frith offered the following: Resolved by the ('ity Council of the City of Dubuque. That to pay for re- pairing sidewalks during the months of June and July, 1905, in front of and adjoining the same, a special tax be and is hereby levied on the several lots, and parts of lots. and parcels and f real estate hereinafter named, situate owned, and for the several amounts set nt,posite each lot or parcel of real estate. :IS fnllnws: twuer. iteseriptinn, Total Cost. lune 1—J1111. Ituetlell Est., Nairn's$ 35 .Add., lot 14 June i—Geo. Rieger }trecht's Sub, 60 lot 4 June 1—Geo. Sabot, Mel'ranty's 1st Add., lot 51 35 June 1—Grandview Ave. M. E. church, Sub. 20, Iteche's Sub., lot 175 June 1—N. J. Lases. Jl '('r;,ney's SO 211(1 Add., lot 11 June 1—Win. 11. ('rabtroe, S. M. 1 95 Langworthy -'s Sub., lot 11 June 2—j. H. Simplot, Mineral Lot, lot 83 50 June 2—Frank M. Ellis, 13m•den- 40 Lawther Add., lot 143 June 2—Leathers & Trioii , Bur- 65 den-Law'ther Add., lot 52 Surae `2—Lat\vtherw•& Eider, Bur 1 05 den -Lather Add., lot 47 June 3—it. M. liunz, Glendale 40 Add., lot 60 June 3—Emily Conrad. Sub. 2 of 145, L. H. Lantgworthy's Add40 lot 1 June 2---5lltrI. F. \le(htire. Glen - 60 dale Add., lot 4n Juno 4—Minnie and M. A. I:ender, Sul). 4, Ann (Mare's Sub., lots 1-_ June I --Flora Strinsky, Hedge's Sub.. lot 17 June 5 --Eich. Waller Est.. Chas liling'enb,•re;•s 4th SIM.. lot 1635 J une 5 ---St. .1''selib•s \len•y Hos- pital. Soh. Min. Lot rt;, lot 2ti 60 J une fi- \Ir Sidney Saul, Saul's Sub.. lot I 41 June 6—\i;u'tin Sullivan Est, Saul's Sub., lot 4 65 June 8—lI:u•riett C. Ki,-s,•I aid A. (altIt-s, City N. h r. 50 June ,-5—C, Roifsteck, 95 :1 174 Regular Session September 7, 1905 SIM.. lot 1 June s -Stephen and 'atherine 14 4 ox's W. 1-2 Joii8--\V. IL Vales Est., Cuxs Add., lot S. Hetherington Est., c)‚Ns Add.. lot 42 June 12 ---Julia D. Rhomberg. Sub. 1 and 2 1 Alin. Lot 62 i1II )t Alin. Lot 149, lot la June 12--.1.1,1 1.. Collier and L. H. Langworthy. Trustees. Sul.. 2 2.1 rs. 1. 11. l.ingwoilhYs Add.. lot 5 June 12---Ilenry lhvlIIe. C41(ndale Add.. lot 45 June 12-2.lary Langworthy, Langworthy Av-. Add., lots 4-5-6 June 12-1l. and Langworthy Es... Glendale lot 247 Juke 1' -Alary 1.ang‘vorthy, Mrs. L. II. 1...u2worthy's N. 160 ft. lot 1 00 J010. 12---M. GOI1X, Add., S. 1-2 lot 61 95 June 14-1. \V. Schwind, 1)'Neill's Sub. No. 2, lot 11) 4o June 14-Edw. Langwort hy Est, Pauline Langworthy's Sub., lot 6 June II -Victor Heil, Junk's Add., lot 12 1 50 June 15 -John Hier, Cain's Sub, lot 5 55 June 15-P. S. Sloeum, Cain's Sub.. lot 6 1 45 June 15-Sidonia C0111'S St11).. lot 7 95 June 17 -Sarah Gill, Porter's Add, lot. 7 47 June 15 -Ellen 1)'llalleron, Fin- ley's .Add_ lots 14-15 June 1 T--Salorne 11 chtel, Hooper's Add.. lots 65 June 17 --Ellen Van, South Ave. Add.. lots 5-,; ..1011)• 17 --Frank \V. McKinney, Dreibilbie•s Add., E. 1-2 lot 4045 June 17-Tlo,s. KavamtuRt Est, Sub, Alin. Lot 22, lot 4 40 J 11110 19--Jno. J. Mc LaughJih. Alobley's Dubuque, lots 2-1 1 45 June 19-00%1 Sweeney, Cnion .S.11., lot 44 June 22-E. A. Engler, Finley 11/..../. Add_ j,,1 11 Julie Al. Orvis, Finley flume Add., lot 14 Juile 23--1 '. 2.1. Harrington, Sub 22 and 2:1. Icelly's Sub., lot 6 June tile4., Union lot 14(1 June 2:1 -Fleury hiene, (:olurnbia Sub., ba,.; 1-2 Jut'26--W, II. Day, City lot 40a July 3--Jaebson St. '2.1. 12. Church, (ginger's Suh., lot 1 July 3-P. H. Alurray, St. Ra- phael's Add., lots 1-2 July 3-J114e Mullen Est., City, lot 607a July 3-C. H. Eighmey, Trustee, City, lots 569-570 July 6 -German Presb. College, Sub. City 675, lot 7 July 6 -The St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, Sub. Min Lot 66, lot 2 July 6 -Mrs. Sidney Saul, Saul's Sub., lot 1 July 6-Rieb-Waller Est., Har - per's Sub., N. 85 ft, lot 2 35 75 45 45 40 40 70 SO 60 45 45 85 50 50 65 1 25 40 60 65 3 65 1 00 50 60 45 July 7-T. B. (2ain. Hetherington's Suh.. lot 4 1 20 July 5 -Ursula 111(.1:linger. Jno Ning's 1st Add., lot 1 75 July 7---Alinuir 1)1111 AI. A. Rem- MeDaniel's Sub., N. 88 ft.. E. 1-2, lot 782 60 July 7 --Catholic Univ. of \Vasil et \ Sub.. lot 82160 July 7- -St . Paul's Lut heron Church. Steil -let's Add.. lot 111 20 July 7- 241004 \\int.,. Finley A/1/1.. lot 16 35 July Minnie and AT. A. Ket0- -1, Atm ()'1 -Tares Sub, lots Aft 10 -Fred \V. \Voodrich. wther .1.1/1.. lot 76 75 July 10-.\. L. Collior and L. T -T. Lanewoo liv, Trust OC.S, East Du - 101/11,0 Add.. lot 372 1 05 July 11 --Wm. TItirdPn- LaWther Add.. lots 29 1” 1 55 July 11 --Jos. Herod. 111o1(e•s Add, lot 11 50 July 11-Thns. and Louisa PniQloy, pinkr.'c \dd.. 1.,4 1^ 45 1° -Pat. ?41)C11 - tins' Suh.. lof 2 75 July WPogh, Sul). 32. 5)11).. lot 1 90 July 1?-.Tolm OlinFr.er, Boulevard Add.. lots 1 to 23 71 00 July 13 -Emma ,\ Men, A. Alenan- iPl's Sub.. lo+ 76? 40 Julv 11-A. F. Heel.). Farley's S'ih. lot 31 6(4 :Tiny 17-11. and T(1(10-. Langwoethv vsi.. Glendale Add,. lots 247 and 270 1 35 July 17-2.lt. St. Joseph's College, Sub. Alin. Lot 197, lot 2 65 July 17 ---Jas. Levi, Davis Farm Add., lot 75 July 1S---11:itri,tte P. Chamber- lain, Woodlawn Park, lot 52 1 45 July ls-john Trexler, Woodlawn Park. lot 200 45 July 18-C. A. Voelker, Woodlawn I'ark, lots 54-55 2 90 July 19-Ch:ts. Heinz, Wiek'S Add.. lot 25 85 - July 20 --Jas. Alegrath, Cox's Add.. lirts 115-1141 60 July 20---1:. 1111d Ed W i..:11114WOrthY E51.. 1 ii4.11,11 le Add., 101 s 223 to 229 6 55 July :fir -Jos. .b.ffroy Est.. Finley, Wables and Burton's Add., lot to 60 July 21 -Frank Fosselman, Tivoli Add.. lot 98 75 July 21 -Ellen Blake, Ellen Blake's Sub., lot 7 55 July 22 -(!has, Heinze, L. H. Lana.worthy's Add., lot 147 85 July 24-E. AT. Kringle, Sub. 6 of 7 of Min. Lot 79, lots 1-2 50 July 24-1Vrn, Beyer, L. H. Lang - worthy's Add.. N. 92 ft., lot 155 75 July 24 --Mary Dempsey, Sub. Min. Lot 93b, lot 1 55 July 24-Edw. Langworthy Est, Paulina Langworthy's Sub.. lot 6 60 Julv 25-(1. M. Stables Est.. A. AIrDaniel's Sub.. W. 1-2. lot 766 4 45 July 25-1-1. C. Kiesel and Wm. A. Coates. City. N. 2-5. lot 436.... 1 55 Julv 25 -Ellen J. Martin, City, lot 349 75 July ?6-T. E. and J. E. Fifield, Union Add.. lots 174-175 60 Regular Session September 7, 1905. 175 July _; I:. and. H. Callahan, Sub. 2 of v1in, Lot (11 and E. pt. lot 69, t'nion Add.. lots 1 and 2 40 July 20—J. and E. 'They, Sub, 3 o1' Min. Lot 03, lot 1 1 20 July 27—Julia D. Rhonlherg. Gu,-rnsey and Langworthy's Add.. tot July 27 --John \larzen, E. Lang - worthy's .Arid., lot 40 July ' T—\l:n'y and Ellen Ryan, Medley's Sub., lot 6 July John Flynn, East Du- hu'Ino Add.. TV. 17 ft., E. 1-2. lot 211 1 4 July 2s- -John Olinger. Boulevard All.. lot 1 17 July 211 Dominick Nickel=, Glen - (1:11,• .-A,lcl.. lot 232 40 July 26—J. C. Fitzpatrick, Union Add.. lot 151 50 July 20-11ichard Kemler, Sub. 1 of 10. Kelly's Sub., lots 1-293 July 20—,Tac. Trout. Tsehirgi and Schwind's Sub., lots 14-15 70 July 17—i.eathers & Trewin, Da- vis 'Farm Add.. S. 36 ft.. lot 373 ,Tnly 26—Louis Julien, Union Add lot 117 45 July 29—Peter Senlmert, Voelker's Add.. lot 35 July 2S--1:. and Edw. Langworthy 1•:...t.. I il..n'1110 Add., lot 247 60 July '9 -Fre.-1 \\". Woodrieb. Fur- Ln-T.'"ihcr \00.. lot 70 4 July 29--T.ey City (11(5 Co.. Soh. City 550. lot 4 60 July H—A. F. T-Tec•b, Farley's Sub.. 50 lot 31 July 31 --Chas, TTeinze. L. H. 40 fango: orthy's Add.. lot 147 1 1n 9, 50 Total $63 50 Aid. Frith troy(i 1n adopt the Reso- lution. Carried ly th' following vote: Yeas—. -\1,1s. ('!:;u, y. Frith. Tones, Lcnl1 . N.•e'lhan- :,nd Stulnhf. A hsen t—A 1'1. Como nee, City Engineer l;oyee reported s fol- lows: T - the P-lonnrable :Mayor :old City :--Tl-rewith please Lind 1(t- yac'at ion and Between .-Alpine Street, north of Thir .Notices were se1'\- on the re=11•, . • P'•opert_; owners. P.esl•• •!fully. .1 \ \IES 1-T. DI\'C'1:, City Engineer. n'eye,1 that the Pint be ,1 the Ordinance ('nnunit- -1 , to draft an Ordinance .1 Alley. Carried. Till. I'I:I t'-. 1 1 _. The , II IN Engineer also reported as follows: Herewith attached please find profile of proposed Grade of South Locust Street from First Street to Dodge Street. Rine line and figures T would recommend for adoption. Red line shows grade formerly contemplated, of which there seems no record of its adoption. The improvement made on the East side of the Street conforms to this lin,•. Ib•speet till y. ,IA\ll•:S H. I:OycE, Cit y I':nginc•,-1•. u•,. :i V• I', 1'rc'd to unuiiilte, 'nl rt!," h, following (lids fn: PrIrrOying Pi!,- Street il•ont 'I'w't ty-tin''''t to 'I',,,-nty-sixth Str' i t w(•r'• or t' '' ''p- v,n I;rnau, hid in 1e I f!': -I n•ll. \l,-:" ttrar❑ < K'ru'•t hhl in t„t:.l 1.117.00 .I e, Noonan. 10.1 in tei ,1 1.4912.. 11 .I... 'tr',•t, hid iii total ,.190tr.. Les Ih,I=.. hi,l in total I.'•.n;.n', F.n r' -Il. .11' X:nnarn .A E'-n'•ty h, ii,Y: the Iew':,i hi,l,ler:<, :i,- oil ii -'tion d the l'ontr.tet. :nl'1 their It.eid 'I ::t $1,0(0.00. l:'I'S IUB STA NDING I'i1\I\11'I'- \ I ;. 1.y..as. t'h;. it s -a of the (trlli- n: l-r'•-'-utod :ind rend •it Ordinance for the vacation of fluff Si reel front the Sont11 Tine of Railroad .AV'..•Ont' to the "ouch Ltne of the Du- hnrl•te Ii lrl.nr ('o's. .Addition, :tlso the A'I: c a Hnff : tilt S:tlin:t St r -• Is f11111 iii •'11)111 TO e'- of IIs lb•oa,I Av'•- nue to tiW South of the Dubuque '-T:n•hnr ('o•nit:lny's _Addition. Ald. I.yous nloyr(l that the t'ertlling jest had he considereri its first reading. C':u till. \til. I.yons also nnwcd ttcll no. lie- ,•or41(,. lr ieslrnet'•d to _tv - 10 ,lays' mile'- ley hnhlientinn n1' the passage i i Ibis (+r,lin:ne e :'t the o' xt regular toeeling of the ('nu' il, cried. Till, Frith. ('h:1. I Ill• Cm -until - tee on Streets. I follows: Ald. Frith ntm'ed nrlsition submitted by TI r. S it relation to the change in the • of the 1 -tee Ttrmtc•h sewer bet \\.•• •• l ilt'''nth and Siz:tc•entlt Streets h'• • .,..nd that. tr^ City Ern-in;•er I'•• i , to pre- nit'e' plans and ,Iiow-- for the. ennclruction of s`iid. '•r ninny n••onc.se'l new ennrse :acid file lb'• same ll the office Or the ('icy Reeorrl,'•. velli will Ihe,•enpml a(lyc•rtise for bids 1'm' the "L'r 01111 ut' said Fely-'"• lir ae- corJ:,i plans and sl,eeilie:t- timis. Also, y,11- Committee on Streets, to whorl a- - referred the hill el' tho' Dn- huclue Ariifi' I- l Slone co. for :715.10 for laying cene-I0 s:r-'v:l'k en West Eleventh Street, woui l respectfully recommend th:.t sni'; hill b,- :mllnwe'1 and tint :I warrant he I',',Iia•e,l drown on the City 'Treasurer in settlement thereof. Also, your ('ltounittee on Streets would reQpe(•ifi'lly r'-lorl that we have examined the ,,Ih > ( t ..' i. I:ho"Iherg and Lincoln Avenue: from `,11,1'11e In a a # ^ 176 Regular Session September 7, 1905. • Fengler Avenues, ct•Farrell & Slc\a- morn, contractors, and Would reemn- tticir,l that said alley he accepted and t hr. t the City Enginrer he instructed to pnepare :t special assessment agrdt) t the lots or parcels of land subject to assessment for such unprovement, and file the same in the office of the City Recorder, who will thereupon publish notice of sai•I :,s:•e.stnent us required by o•din:tnc e. Also. yo ut• t'nmmittee on Streets Would res•p-'etfully report that the have examined the 1:e,• Branch storm Water sewer In Washington Street from a pont about 191 feet north of the north c'rub of S,, 1 i,rd Street to 0 point about 40 feet south of the south curb line of Twenty-second street, Tihey Bros.. con- tractors. 111(1 also the Bee Branch storm water setter in Millville Road from end of the culvert in Lemon Street to a paint about 166 feet west thereof. O'Farrell & McNamara. con- tractors, and Would recommend that said setters be accepted and that war- rants be ordered drawn on the City Treasurer, in accordance with the esti- mates of the City Engineer, to pay for said sewers. Ald. Frith moved to adopt the var- io,.ts reports of the Committee on Streets. Carried. Ald. Stumpf, Chairman of the Com- mittee on Markets, moved that the matter of putting in the new Scales nil First Street be referred to the 1'0mmittee on Markets with power. Carried. Ald. Lyons, Chairman of the Com- mittee on Sewers, reported as follows: Your Committee on Sewers would re- spectfully report that we have exam- ined the sanitary sewer in Cottle!. Ave- nue from Sanford Street to Twenty- second Street. Street. Steuck & Line- han, c•ol:tracto's, and would recom- mend that said sewer he accepted and that th,• Pity Engineer be instructed to prepare a special assessment against the lots or parcels of load subject to assessment for such imirove'nent, and tile the same in the office of the City Recorder, tvho will thereupon publish notice of said assessment as required by ordinance. Ala. Lynn n'oved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Ald. ,Totes. Chairman of the Board of Equalization, reported as follows: 'Vont. Board of Ecittali•e.atton, to whom was referred the petition of the First 11111 'ers ilist Sneiety cif Dubuque. stat- ing that it .s the owner of City lot \n. 6:18, and That s:tid 101 tuns purchased with the intention of erecting a church th...n on and is not beteg held for the pu,'pose of deriving revenue there- frrnr, and n-ldng therefore that t1 e trues assessed against said lot for the years 1902. 1901 and 1904 be canceled, tvotld rc comn:cual that the prayer of the petitioner be gr:utted and that the Treasurer i:e instructed accordingly. Also, your Board of 1':,tualization, to whoa) wits referred the petition of Jennie L. Scott, asking that the taxes assessed against her fop moneys and credits for the years 1"00 to 1901, both inclusive, be canceled. would recom- mend that on account of double assess- ment. the taxes on moneys and credits for the years 1902, 190:1 and 1901 he can- celed and that the City Treasurer be instructed accordingly. Also. your Board of Equalization. to tthont was referred the petition of Timothy Dillon, asking that the bal- um 0 of the special rtssess:r.ent levied against ,iil:er:'l lot 12 and lot 2 of Len- hein:'s Add. for the improvement of Grondtic•tt :n•cnue hr canceled. wou'-1 recom .end that said petition be :'ec•e,v- ed and fled. Ald. Jones moved to adopt the v:m• ions reports of the board. (':u'ried. Ald. Clancy. chairman of the Com- mittee of the Whole, reported as fol- lows: Your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of Martin Heer, owner of lot 27 in Reche's Sub., asking that he be allowed $250.00 for damages occasioned to said lot by reason of the change of grade on Grace Street, would respectfully report that inasmuch as no change of grade has been made, there could have been no damages accrue to said lot from this source, and we would therefore recom- mend that said petition be received and filed. Also your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of Mrs. Margaret Carpender, in relation to the special assessment levied against Lot 180, Union Addition, for the im- provement of Rush Street, would rec- ommend that the City Treasurer be instructed, upon receipt of the sum of $26.60, to cancel all taxes, both regular and special. levied against said lot, provided the sante he pais] without delay. Also your Committee of the Whole. to whom was referred the petition of the Central Trades and Labor Con- gress, asking that the City Council make an appropriation to help defray the expense of the Labor Day cele- bration, would recommend that an ap- propriation of $100.00 be made for this purpose and that a warrant in said amount he ordered drawn on the City Treasurer in favor of the committee of said congress in charge of said cele- bration. Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the var- ious reports. Carried. Regular Session, September 7, 1905 Alderman Frith offered the follow- ing: Ile it Resolved by the city c0un0i1 of 110• City of Iluhu,pte. That Dillon Street, from llrnndview A •nuc 10 the 1101'1 iler11 L1'1'111111 11:: (If said Million Street, be improved by evading, hurh- ing, glittering, and 111;u adan1izirg the sa1r.e in accorda11ce with Ili• I,1;iI 1111,1 specifications for such kkapruv'entent prepared by- the City Engineer and pots on file in the office of the City ite- corrler, and he it further r, solved that said improvement shall be completed on or before the 1st clay of December, 1905, and shall he paid Io1 in the man- ner lues; ri1•d by Chapter X .N1T. of the Re'.ise,l (1r(1itrutces of the City of Dubuque for the payment of the cost of street improvements. That proposals for doing such work will be acted upon by the Council on the 21st clay ..f September, 1965, and the City IRB order is hereby ordered to give ten days' not lee by publication, asking for prolp, sit inns its provided by ordinn-.cf. Alkl. Frith moved to adopt the reso- lution. Carri, d by the foil wing vote: Sens—Aids. Clancy, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—Aid. Corrance. Alderman Frith offered the follow- ing: Be it Resolved by the city Council of the City of Dubuque. That it is deem- ed necessary and advisable to extend the alley between .1.tehsoik and Wash- ington Streets northerly through Lot 10 of Mineral Lot :122 to Twenty-sixth Street, and be it further resolved that the City Engineer he and he is hereby directed to make a survey :111119}1 atinf such proposed improvement. the land or lots through or over which the same is proposed to be made, the names of the owners thereof, and the quantity of land proposed to be taken, and file such plat in his office forpub- lie inspection: that after such plat s so prepared and filed, said City Engi- neer shall give the owner's of the prop- erty, through or over which such im- provement is proposed to be made. no- tice as prescribed in Section 2 of Chapter XXXi. of the Ordinances of the City of Dubuque. Ald. Frith moved to adopt the reso- lution. Carried. Alderman Frith offered the follow- ing:Council Be it Resolved by the Cit the City of the City of Dubuque, That Engineer be and he is hereby instruct- ed to prepare plans :incl specifications for a twenty-four inch tile pipe water sewer in Twenty-second Street, from Jackson Street to the Bee Branch Sewer in Washingt n StStrees inld t o filfife said plat and sp 177 the 111 the City Iteeonler, w110 will therention advert is, for bids for the construction of said sewor. ill accord- ;nlce with said plans and specifications. Aid. Frith moved to refer the above resolution to the Committee of the \\"hole. Cat vied. Alderman Stunllit off. I •(l the follow- ing: It' it Its s,,lv.•d Ly Un' City I'outwil the city of Dulanine. That it is 1111(11 u••cess;u•y and advisable to in; - prow.. S,•ventcenth Street from the cast lot line of flay Street to the west curb line of Street, and it is hereby proposed to grade, curb wh0r- ev01• necessary inti] pave s;tid street with brick on a C0111'ret0 foundation and to assess the cost of such curbing ant brick -paving against the abutting 'krone:a y. Ald. Stumpf moved to adopt the res- olution. Cal by the following vote: Ycas Aids. Clancy. frith. Jones, Lyons, Neccih:nn and Stumpf. \hs••nl \ld. Corr:Ince. Alderman Stumpf' also offerer] the following: III. it Itesolw, II by the I'i1y ('0u11cii of i1), City of ihthu,tue, '(hitt the oily Engineer li and he is Ilerehy ,11(1 11(1 to prepare n plat shotring generally the locution, nature and eXlenl of the profused impl'm-oI11,111 nn 1 V,•nt01•uth Sireel f1'0111 the east Int 1111e or 1111;' SI reel 111 the 'rest 1111) 11110 of aaelaoll Street. ,ind the kind of material to he used ;old an estimate of the entire cost thereof, and the :inluunl ;inti cost of such improvement. and the amount assessable 1111011 any railway or street railway. the amount of cost thereof to be laid by the city, if any, and the cost thereof and 01111)1111 I. assessable 1111011 each lot or parcel of land ad- jacent to or abutting upon such im- provr•nletlt per front foot, and to file such plat ;Ind estimate in the office of the city Recorder: that after the filing of such plat and estimate in his office, the city Recorder shall publish ill three consecutive issues of a news- ]1apo1' published in the eft:1 a notice stilling th;1t surli plat and 1 1111111te :ire 1111 tile. the I111;Itdo1 and nalure of the i1I I I cmr•nt, kind of material to la, used. ;and :kik estimate of its cost, and the tine IIfore'wl11th objections there- to can he tiled. ;Ind the time fixed for hearing. which time shill nut lie less than five Il ys after the hist publica- tion of such notice, and after such publication shall have been made, the City Recorder shall, at the next regular session of the Pity I"Olmcil, notify Ill. council thereof in writing with a l rins- ed copy of such notice accompanying the sante. Aid. Stumpf moved to adopt the resolution. ('arried. 17 Regular Session September 7, 1905. Al 11•rnl:ut Lyons offered the follow- ing: • Lr it Resolved by the City Council of the city of Dubuque, That it is de 1111il necessary and advisable to eonst rnct a sanitary sewer in West Locust SI r, 1 t. Union Avenue and Alta Vista. St reel, :111,1 it is hereby proposed to construct a sanitary sewer in said \Vest Ta,,- 1 si Sin et, inion Avenue and Alla Vista Street as follows, to - wit: An eight inch tile pipe sewer from pi, sent manhole in West Locust Street at iolcrscction of Union Ave- nue IV. -i tly in Inion Avenue to Alta Vista Street, thence southerly in Alta Vista street to the center of Edina St•e11. :1IId 111 he cost of said sewer against the abutting property. Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the reso- lution. Carried by the following vote: Yeas Aldi. Clancy. Frith, Jones, Lyons. Neetlilam and Stumpf. .Absent --.\iii, Corrance. Al,l. i.yol,s :tlsc off -real the f1'llc•ve ing: Ile it r:-'sol\ed by the '-'ity Council o1' the city of Itlbll,!nc, That the City Engineer he iie l he is itr•reby in?t•uct- et! In 1lrelcnr a !,lilt and sot' Ifl,'atinl• for :In I'iaht-inch til,• pipe sewer in \West I.ecast Street ,-auu manhole at fairs'.tum of l'oiou Avenue: thence westerly in I"liiou AVe lite to Alta Vista Street: thence south+"..1: in Alta Vista Street to the 1,•1111'1 ' Edina Street. showing the Ie, noel: 111 general na- tme of such iulpt (I•,cc111, the extent thereof, I1(•• size ::1111 hind of material to he used. :111;1 to pr,aa ,re an estimate of the cost thereof a li 1 1 he Amount as- sessallle upon each lot of parcel of land adjacent to or abutliais thereon per front foot or square foot in area, and to file such plat, specifications :u:d es- timate in the office of . the City Re- corder. That after such plt:t is so filed the City Recorder shall caase to he pub- lished nolice of the intention of the Council to 11:11(1 such improvement, which notice shall he 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 kinds of material to be used, and the estimate of Us cost, and fixing the time before which objections can be filed, which time shall not be less than five days :after the last publica- tion of said notice, and after the com- pletion of the publication of such no- tice, he shall at its next session, notify the Council thereof in writing, with a printed copy of such notice accompany- ing the same. Aid. Lyons moved to adopt the Reso- lution. Carried, Ald. Lyons also offered the follow- ing: lie it Resolved by the City Council of the Pity of Dubuque. That it is deemed neeessal'y and advisable to const•uct a sanitary sewer in Icniest Street. :111(1 it Is hereby proposed to eollstraet .. sanitary sew, r ill ."Ii11 littlest "t1'eel :Is t1111„ws, In -\Pili ,1 ;1 eight -inch the sewer front present manhole ol,pnsite nit' y bravveea Ithcm- herg :uaI 4larli111! :\c1 nnes to the cen- ter ul' (illI l 1111 :\ci nn, :11111 to assess t1(•• cost of s:ai11 sewer Against the abut - Oats tlti(i'' ty. A111. Lyons moved to adopt the lteso- llttion• t'ar'ried by the following vote: Yeas --:\Itis, c'l:rin•y, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham :Hill Stumpf. .\hs,•:!1—Aid. S'orrarice. Ald. i.yons :Ilse off•rred t1(• i-,111 it - trig: Be A resolved by the City Coun;•il the City of Duloq i . That the City Engineer be and he is 1r,rei,y instruct- ed to prep:n'o a plat nil spl,cification for on :fight -inch tile pipe sewer ill I: Most Street t•om present man- hole opposite alley- between ithom- berg and (lin-field Avenues to the center of Garfield Avenue, showing the location and general na- ture of such improvement. the extent thereof. the sis.1• kind of material to he us -d, :In(I to prepare an estimate nl' t}:,• 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 tilt such plat, specifications and es- timate in the office of the City Re - cot der. 'l'hat after such plat is so filed the City Recorder s1(>111 cause to be pub- lished notice of the intention of the Council to make such improvement, which notice shall lie published in three `•onseentiv1• 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 kinds of material to he 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 publica- tion of Si;id notice. and after the com- pletion of the publication of such no- tice. he shall at its next 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. Ald. Lyons also offered the follow- ing: Whereas, the grantor of Hattie A. Snyder, owner of Lot 2, Langworthy Avenue Subdivision In the City of Du- buque, Iowa, heretofore in the year 1899 constructed a private 8 -inch tile pipe sanitary sewer in Hill Street, from Lot 2 Langworthy Avenue Subdivision to the City sewer at the intersection Regular Session September 7, 1905. of Langworthy Avenue and Hill Street. at the expense of the owner of said Lot 2; And, whereas, the City of Dubuque on or about January 22nd, 1903, levied a special assessment in the sum of $32,38 against Lot 2 Langworthy Ave- nue Subdivision to the City of Du- buque, Iowa. for the construction of a sanitary sewer in Langworthy Ave- nue in said City: :And, 1111-l,•as, said sewer on Lang- worthy _Avenue ,Hes not abut on or adjoin Lot 2 Langworthy Avenue Sub- division to the City of Dubuque, Iowa: And, whereas. the City of Dubuque and Mattic A. Snyd,n•, present owner of Lot 2, L;utgworihy" Avenue Sub- division to the City of Dubuque, Iowa, have entered into an agreement by which the assessment against said Lot 2 is to be canceled in consideration of the t':infer of the private sewer con- structed by her grantor in dill Street from said Lot 2 to the setter at the intersection of Langworthy Avenue and 11111 Street: Now, Therefore. Be is Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, Iowa: That the special assessment of $32.38 and interest thereon leviedg L nstisiot 2 of Langworthy Avenue n to the City of Dubuque, Iowa, he can- caled upon the filing of the proper in- strument with the City Treasurer by said Hattie A. Snyder, conveying and transferring to the City of Dubuque the 8 -inch tile pipe sanitary sewer now constructed in hill Street and extend- ing from Lot 2 of Langworthy Ave- nue Subdivision in Hill Street of said City to the sanitarysewer and the i- at n in- tersection of Hill Street Lang- worthy Avenue: Be it Further Resolved: That the City Treasurer be and hereby is au- thorized to cancel said assessment up- on the filing in his office of said in- strument. Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the reso- lution. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Frith, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—Ali. Corrance, Alderman Clancy offered the follow- ing: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That a sidewalk 12 feet wide, of good brick or cement. be, within twenty days of this notice, constructed and laid in conformity with the ordinance in relation to side- walks, on the south side of Jonesree Street, between South Locust t and Bluff Street, abutting lot east 97 feet lot 571, CitY, owned by J. Wer- ner, Trustee, at the expense of abut- ting property. Adopted by the follow- ing vote: Frith, Jones, Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. \bsc•ut—:\I,i• I'orr:utec. .\ld. I y also 4,rfc.ii lmcin_: i:esolt,,i lig th," city ,', lu:e.l .4 the 'it N- of Ilt,l,tt ine, 'flint a sidewalb 12 feet wide. „f ;cod i,roek ut' ee went, lie, tifhin iwcnty days of ihos n' tfe.•, eun- st•tu•icd and Laid in conforntily" with the ordinance in relation to sid,'wallc>•, on the tt •st side of South Locust Street, l., t\,, , n .hates Stre, I and Firs( Street. :11,1111imt tote :,1:9 a ntd 7,711, I oN nod c. Ii, I:i' limey. 'ire.:,—. t Ili, cs- l•n:'e of alti'iling l:n.l„erly. by ilo foil,wing vete: .\y,s \lds, Clancy. t'riih. Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—Aid, Corrance. 170 l he rid- Ald. Frith off, ed the fellowin_',: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That a sidewalk 6 feet wide. of good brick or cement. he, within twenty days of this notice. co n- strueted and laid in ,•onf„rntity with the ;,rdinluice in relation to sidewalks, on the west side of .L'tckseu Street, be- twy,, n Eagle Point .-Av, nite and San- ford Street„ abtaliltg lo,l 25. S. E. } 26 and 27, owned by Peter N. Nicks. at the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Alis. Clancy, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—Ald. Corrance. Md. Needham offered the following: Resolved by the City i'ann -il of the City of Dubuque. That a sidewalk e feet wide, of gem] brick or cement, he, within throaty days of this notice. eon- stucted and laid in conformity tt'ith the ordinance in relation to sidewalks. on the south side of Eighth Street, be- tween Luca Street and ,'1•1y Street, Owned lay Byrne Pros.. :,, ' , Xi enoe of abutting property. .\doptecl by the follow inP vote: Ayes --Aids. Clancy, Frith. Jones, Lyons. Needham and Stumpf. Absent—:Ald. Corrance, Ald. Needham also offered the fol - Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That a sidewalk 7 feet wide, of good brick or cement, be, within twenty days of this notice, con- structed and laid in conformity with the ordinance in relation to sidewalks, on the west side of Bluff Street, venth a t, be- tween tween Sixth Street and Se owned by Met, abutting lot 620, City, Anna Collins, at the Adopted expense of by the abut- ting property. fol- lowing 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 180 Regular Session September 7, 1905. City of Dubuque, That a sidewalk 6 feet wide, of good brick or cement, be, within twenty days of this notice, con- structed and laid in conformity with the ordinance in i Nation to sidewalks, on the east side of .Jackson Street, be- tween Tenth Street and Eleventh St,ccI, abutting lot north 1-2 lot 190, Cit y, owned by Jos. Gasser, at the ex - pelts', of abut ting property. Adopted by thc following vote: A ya •s --A ids. I'l,t acy. Frith, Jones, Lyttas, N,, dram :tad Stumpf. Absent—Ald. Corrance. Aid. Stumpf also offered the follow- I:esolved by the City Council of the city of Dubuque, That a sidewalk 6 feelwc'' . of gun,1 hrirlc or cement. be, within twenty ala.ys of this no- tice, constructed and Laid in con- formity with the ordinance in re- lation to sidewalks, on the east side of Jackson Street. between Tenth Street and Eleventh Street, abutting lot south 1-2 lot .^,:u,, City. owned by Aug. W. Wineke. :u the ,•xoensc• of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Frith, Jones, Lyons. Needham and Stumpf. Absent—Ald. Corrance. Ald. Clancy moved that the matter of establishing a fire alarm box in the factory district be referred to the Committee on Fire. Carried. Ald. Frith moved to adjourn until Sept. 21st, 1905. Carried. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. Attest: aWa.. Recorder Regular Session September 7, 1905. CITY COUNCIL Itegulnr Session Set t. 21st.. (c Iltieial.t ,''anu'il met at i.1:, 1'. Al. .\I:1yor Here; in the ('hair. Presott 111s. Clancy, ('ncrtoa•e. Frith. I•'n' s, I.vo;ls, Needham and Stumpf. \bst•I t—\one. Pl•:'rITil1NS .\NI) t)4 tll'NI('A- TIt1NS. Petition of .\Irs. Caroline Fischer. asking th. t lb,. Pity .icee pt the suns of trt0.i10 in full w ttlenn•lit of the balance tlue oil the special assessment levied against huts No. 38 and 4:, in \1 -('ruley's Seton' .\ddition, for the improvement of Schill •r Avenue. \1.115 on motion re- ferred to the ('rnm:nitttee of the \\'hole. Petition of Henry Seats asking that he be reimbursed by the ('by. to the amount of $25.00 for Fruit Trees de- stroyed on Seventh avenue, on :t strip of ground 111001ted to the Pity for Street purposes. 11n (notion said petition was referred to the ConttnitteP of the Whole. and \1r. Sears to lie notified of the meeting of said Committee. Condn1 1Itliation o' .\(l:l L. Collier re- nutnstraCtig again: t the speeia! ncsest- tncnt levied :cgainsl SIlii. Lots : and of Airs. 1.. 11. L„tll..,„\cot•tll 'c Add.. Lot 5. for reitail•ing Si'1e\calllc •.\,Is nn mo- tion rt-b-rred to the Stdevvalic Inspector. to report at the next meeting of the Council. Petition or E. Si:1tol14ln asking that Ills '('axes. both Persons; and Real, il, Ire retlnt ed =!all OO. \\aa on motion referred to the ',o:u•tl of Equalization. of Isadore Huber, claiming the sum ..I' :$,000.0 :Is damages for injuries sustained by being thrown into a trench. or ciit eh. nIl Juli'•n ll cram;', an the ltith :.,y of August. ittcl:l. ,.'as tut motion referred to !lie Commitee,• on Claims and ('tty Attorney. Petit ton front lb., 'fruste'-s of the odd Fellows' 'I'entple, asking dial ih'• 'l';Ixes on said Ili lilin.c ate e:uleelc'd rot' tic years 190-4 and 1905 was on n ullioll re- te=,•red to the Conlniiltee of the \Plate. Petition of T. E cihniet•l and oilers asking that the ('nuneil hike some ac- tion to secure 1111• abatement of ;I nuisance in the form of :I Smoke 1-lot1sc and I;en,leritig Plant maintline11 by \I. TCohn. the itntehet•, near the cornet of 'Twelfth and Trv\ca Sheets, cin tin1- tioIl said I'' titian Was r1 f••tt' I to lb. Ito -rd of Health. 1St (trigival Notice, 111ed by D. E. Ma- guire, attorney tot• I I'unninghttnt, claiming the sunt of $51/0.1111 as damages for injuries sustained by fallingon a defective sidewalk on the east side of Locust Street. near First St reel. was nn motion refected to the committee on Claims and City Attorney. REPORTS RTS O1,' OFFICERS. RS. City Engineer Royce reported as fol- lows: 'I'o the Honorable d111yot• and City Council: (lentlentc'u-1 herewith submit Ili,' payroll for labor on streets in the dif- ferent road districts dinning the first half of September. 1911:: .\ mount due labla•ers on streels.t15i1.l0 Respectfully submitted. JA:iIE- H. ROYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Commillee on Strcets. Also submit my 11ay roll for labor on sewers during the first half of Sep- tember, 1911:1: Amount duo ltlhorers on sevvors..$179.40 I;espeelfully submitted. .J.-\JiI':S 11. P.tlYcE, City Engineer. Approved by ('otnnlittee on Severs. Also submit its tin}' roll for lahm', grading canto S11'ee1, during the first half of S' I I, nnbc r. 19117,: :\niolint due I;II overs $15.90 Resp., tinily submitted J.\ AIES II. Ilov('l:. City h:neinee'r. \pio•ovwl by Committee on Streets. On motion the liar rolls for Streets and Sewers were recei\•erl and warrants ortlorod dta\ctt to pay the v;o•ious amounts :Intl the pay ro11s referred back to tin• primer radial iteeS. ('ity Itecnrder Arendt presented and read 1111' printed Nonce eertilied 10 by the ptthlishe°•, of fhe Council's intention in eonstruet all s -inch Tile Pipe Stln!- t.lt•y 51\\er in \\"est Lo,•cist Street, at the intersect ion of Paean A\venue, westerly fn ('Ilion .\conn'• to Altai Vista. St•e;•t to the center of Edina Street. Also the eonlnnmicatioll of .1. A. I;honilerg Est. and others, remon- strating against tin-. construction of said se\coi•. All, Lyons (halved to suspend the toles in order to hear from parties in- terested in the const ruction of smut pe\\et. I'Ilm ietl. \h. \\'. S. Malo and Judge D. J. Len- eh:Il addressed Ili• Council in favor 1f constructing said sewer. \\"he reupon All. Frith moved that said remonstrance he refei\-ed and filed. IOrr:lnel• moved a substitite that said Notice tont remonstrance be referred to the committee of the 182 Regular Session September 21, 1905. Substitute lost by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Corrance, Lyons and Needham. Nays—Aids. Clancy, Frith, Jones and Stumpf. The original motion to receive and file i-ni,l remousiranee was carried by the following vote: Yeas --Aid. Clancy, Frith, Jones and Stumpf. 'Total -4. Nays AId. Corrance, Lyons and Need ha Total -3. Ald. Frith then moved to reconsider the action of the Council in receiving and tiling said remonstrance. Car- ried. Ald. Frith moved to refer said no- tice and remonstrance to the Commit- tee of the AChole. Carried. City Recorder Arendt also presented and read the printed Notice, certified to by the publisher, of the Council's intention to improve Seventeenth Street from the East lot line of Clay Street to the West curb line of Jackson Street. Also a communication from Chas. . Thimmesch and others, remonstrating against the improvement of said street. Ald. Frith moved that the rules be suspended in order to hear from any of the remonstrators present. Car- ried. Joseph A. Palen addressed the Coun- cil, remonstrating against the improve- ment of said street. Whereupon Ald. Stumpf moved that said notice and remonstrance be 're- ferred to the Committee of the Whole, and the parties interested notified of the meeting of said Committe. Car- ried. City Recorder Arendt also presented and read the printed Notice, certified to by the publisher, of the Council's intention to construct a Sanitary Sesser in Kniest Street, from present man- hole opposite alley between Rhomberg and Garfield Avenues, to the center of Garfield Avenue. No remonstrance being filed, the Mayor asked if any one present had any objection to the construction of said Sewer. 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 intention to levy a special assessment to pay for improving the alley between Rhomberg and Lincoln Avenues from Middle Avenue to Fengler 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. Frith offered the fol- lowing: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That to pay for im- proving the alley between Rhomberg Avenue and Lincoln Avenue, from Mid- dle Avenue to Fengler Avenue, by O'Farrell, McNamara & Kenety, con- tractors, 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- uated and owned, and for the several amounts set opposite each lot or par- cel of real estate, as follows: Owner— Description. Amount. C. Niedemeyer and G. Retten- tnaier. Wick's Add., lot 14 $53 02 C. Niedemeyer and G. Retten- mater, Fengler's Add., lot 3424 37 Geo. Zollicoffer, Fengler's Add, lot 33 24 37 Mary Reif, Fengler's Add., lot 3224 37 Leonard Buehler, Fengler's Add, lot 31 25 85 Peter Bensch, Fengler's Add, lot 30 25 85 Peter Bensch, Fengler's Add., N 18 ft., lot 29 9 40 Geo. Weidner, Fengler's Add., S. 28 2-3 ft., lot 29 14 97 Henry Krueger Est., Fengler's Add., lot 28 24 37 Chas. Consor Est., Fengler's Add, lot 27 24 37 Joachim Wodrich, Wick's Add, lot 18 26 11 Joachim Wodrich, Wick's Add, lot 17 26 88 Total $303 93 Ald. Frith moved to adopt the Reso- lution. (':Cried by the following vote: Yeas—Ald. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones. Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. City Recorder Arendt also presented and read the printed Notice, certified to by the publisher, of the Council's intention to levy a Special Assessment to pay for the construction of an 8 -inch Tile Pipe Sanitary Sewer in Couler Avenue, from Sanford Street to 22nd Street. 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 con- structing an 8 -inch tile pipe sanitary sewer in Couler Avenue, from Sanford Street to Twenty-second Street, by Street, Steuck S. Linehan, contractors, 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 Regular Session September 21, 1905. 1 f43 several amount!, set opposite each lot or parcel of n ;l I nstate, as follows: Albert, AlolpIi san il tJons.. Jaeggi, Total Sub. 11 \Vull\c1I is Sub., lot 1, 8.20 sq. ft $ 4 16 Albert, Adolph and Jos. Jaeggi, Sub. 11 Wullweber's Sub., lot 2, 33.10 sq. ft 16 81 Albert, Adolph and Jos. Jaeggi, Wullweber's Sub, lot 10, 40.50 sq. ft 20 57 Wm. Ihde, Wullweber's Sub., lot 9, 40.50 sq. ft 20 57 Lena Herman Est., Wullwelter's Sub, lot 8, 40.50 sq. ft 20 57 Lena Herman Est., Sub. 6, Jno. King's 1st Add., S. 5 E. 180 ft. lot 1, 40.50 sq. ft 20 57 Francis B. Thimmisch, Sub. 6, Jno. King's 1st Add., N. 5 180 ft. lot 1, 40.50 sq. ft 20 57 Johanna Frenzel, John King's 1st Add. S. lot 8, 40.50 sq. ft 20 57 Bertha M. Luckritz, John King's 1st Add, N. E. 5 lot 8, 40.50 sq ft 20 57 Fred Bock, John King's 1st Add, S. E. .1 lot 10, 40.50 sq. ft 20 57 H. M. Andres Est., John King's 1st Add, N. E. 1 lot 10, 40.50 sq. ft 20 57 Fred Doerrer, John King's 1st Add, E. 5 lot 12, r1 sq. ft 41 14 Frank Fosselman, Fosselman's Sub, lot 7, 58.50 sq. ft 29 72 Frank Fosselman, Fosselman's Sub, lot 6, 45 sq. ft 22 86 Frank Fosselnlan, Fosselman's Sub, lot 5, 45 sq. ft 22 86 Frank Fosselman, Fosselman's Sub, lot 4, 45 sq. ft 22 86 Frank Fosselman, Fosselman's Sub, N. 1 lot 3, 22.50 sq. ft 11 43 Rudolph Ihde, Fosselman's Sub, S. 5 lot 3, 22.50 sq. ft 11 43 Mrs. M. Weber, Fosseiman's Sub, lot 2, 45 sq. ft 22 86 Susan A. Brown, Sub. 1 Fossel- man's Sub, lot 2, 23.40 sq. ft11 88 Augustus Brown, Sub. 1 Fossel- man's Sub, lot 1, 23.40 sq. ft11 88 Union Electric Co., L. H. Lang - worthy's Add, lot 172, 48 sq. ft. 24 38 Augustus Brown, Sub. 171 L. H. Langworthy's Add, N. t lot 2, 20 sq. ft 10 16 C. H. Fischer, Sub. 171 L. H. Langworthy's Add, S. 1 lot 2, 20 sq. ft 10 16 Sophia Knoernschild, Sub. 171, L. H. Langworthy's Add, lot 1, 20.40 sq. ft... 10 36 Total $470 OS --\151. Lyons taoceo to adopt the Reso- lution. 1'arrio,l l,y till, following coal': Yet,s—.\Iris. Clancy, Corranec, Frith, Toles, Lyons. Needham and Stumpf. Nays—Noir. John \V. Lawler, Committee Clerk, reported as follows: Dubuque, la.. Sept. 21, 1905. To the Honnrahle Mayor and City Council of the city of Dubuque: Gentlemen: -1 herewith submit a statement of the :unout,t expended for labor on streets in the several wards for sprinkling ill the different districts during the month of August, 1901: 1_' fi5 First Ward 2$ Second \\'aril Third \1'.irii ..................... Fourth \\":n•d Fifth \\';ir1i \liseellantnuts Total 257.'20 255.15 2711.:1(1 442.55 741._1 2.254.011 Sprinkling: Fits( Disu iet 1167.40 Seeonnl 1 tisk irl 111.30 Third District 140.110 ill ........$022.60 hill .:I,• rifled for labor 11)11 sprinkling $2.111111.60 I i-speetfully submitted, .MHN \V. I.:AAV*Ll)Iu, -\pproved: Committee clerk. E. I•: l' I t l'I' H. Cha:rut:tn on Streets. Olt motion tile report t\•as t•eeetveil and plated on record. I'h1• 1'01111)\ ing \\'righnntster's and \\ ood eeasur, is receipts \\'ere referred to the Committee on 1\l:u•l4ets: F. P. lin yes. City 1-t;tll receipts....$111.66 It. Hay. Eighth Street scale re - 'I'. Faherty, First \\':1).11 scale 1(10i 111 S ..... Louise f'itsehner. AV'est Dubuque Bale r.-,•.•iptS 51 rs. C. Deehi-rt. I thomberg A ve- nt', :-rale receipts H. lianbner. Collier Avenue scale receiptS I P. Iiolringer. \V ooilmea curers receipt:, 2,40 3.311 1.85 1.75 1.39 .40 for the Inlprolenlent of Dillon Street. from lleannlcie\r Avenue to the North' -r1) terminus of said Dillon Street, w, are presented. A111. ('orranc•e Hwy, d 111:11 said limns he referred to tlt'• committee of Inn Whole without i 111 opened. ('arlied 1w the I'ollotcine cote: Yeas—And. C'orr:Ince, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—And. Clancy. Bids for the construction of a Stone Sewer in Cooler Creek from end of present. Sewer in alley between Cedar and Sycamore Streets, 80 ft. South, were presented :Ind ordered opened. Bids as follows: Peter Eisbach— (trading, per cubic yard 61c Masonry, per cubic yard $4 83 O'Farrell Contracting Co.— Grading, per cubic yard 30c Masonry, per cubic yard $4.00 The O'Farrell Contracting Co., being the lowest bidder, were, on motion, awarded the contract and their bond placed at $500.00. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES. Aid. Lyons, chairman of the Com- mittee on Ordinance, presented and read an Ordinance granting to the Du- 144 Regular Session September 21, 1905. buque & Sioux City Railroad Company the right to lay a switch and side- track on Jackson Street from Seventh to Eighth Stteets, anti moved that the reading just had be considered its first reading. Parried. Ald. Lyons moved that the rules be suspended in order to read the Ordi- nance by its title for the second time. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aid. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, i.yons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. The Ordinance was then read by its title for tl.,• second time. Ald. Lyons moved that the Ordinance be now adopted as read. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aid. Chancy. Corrance, Frith. Jones, i.yons, Needham ;rod Stumpf. Na ye— None. The \l;tyor declared the l)rdin;ince adopted. The 1:n1in:rnce follows: An I )rdina we. granting to the Du- buque S• Sioux City 1taiiroad Com- pany the tight to lay a switch and side track on Jackson Street from Seventh to l'.ighth Streets. Be it ordained by the City Council of the Pity of Dubuque: Section I. That permission be and is hereby granted to the Dubuque & Sioux City Iailroad Company, its successors ;incl assigns, to lay and operate a switch or single railway track on Jack- son Street in the City of Dubuque, from and connecting with the present track in the .•..ttta•r .,t' Jackson Street between Sixth and Seventh Streets, in a north- easterly direction across Seventh Street to the northeast corner of S,•toath ;un', ,Jackson Streets and thence paralit: with the track noir in the center of Jackson Street north to the south lin.: of l'hghtIt Street, the center of side track. from the north line of Se\'entr. Street to the south line of Eignt:• Street, to be about _s, feet east of the enter of Jackson Street. Section _. That the Dubuque & Sioux City Railroad Company, its suc- seccors and assigns, shall, whenever rectuir.'d by the City Council of said City Si' to do, at its own cost and expense, pave or plank the space be- tween the rails ;and the ends of the ties south of t north line of Seventh Street in such a manner as will :Af- ford easy passage for wagons or other vehicles, :and at its own expense place the grate of said track on the grade of Jackson Street, in which said track is laid, amat in ;all things comply with the Ordinances of said City, so far as the obstruction of streets and gutters is concerned and not inconsistent with the permission hereby given. S.' 't ion :1. The rights herein granted may be revoked at any time by the City Council after a period of five years front the 1st day of October, 1905. Section 4. This Ordinance shall be in force front and after its passage and publication one time in the Dubuque Daily Globe Journal, the official news- paper of the City of Dubuque, Adopted------ APpt•o\'ed------- Attest: City Recorder. Mayor. Ald.Lyons :,ivo intsenleo and teat! an Ordinance for the vacation of Ilea Street from the south line of Il:ailroad Avenue to the south line of the Du- buque Il:n'bor ('ors. Addition, nl-o the Alley bet\cctn Huff and Salin;. Sleets from the sotttli line of Railroad Ave- nue to the south line of the Dubuque Harbor Cotnp:uty's A liiilion. The Ordinance having been rend at the previous meeting. Ald. Lyons mov- ed that the reading ,last had lie con= silt -red its second reading. Carried. \Irl. Lyons eau\'.-uI that the ( hdin;ane,i be now adot•ted :ts rv•ad. Carried by the following' ‘'ole: Teas --.\Itis. Clancy. Corrance. Frith, .Jones, Lyons, Needham :and Stumpf. Nayes---Norte. The :Mayor declared the ordinance adopted. The Ordinance follows: AN fllWiN.\NCl•: FM; THl': \'A('.\- 'I'It)N till' Ill'FF S'I'ItiE'I' Fitt)\i 'l'HI; St)l"'I'II 1.iNl': lIE i;.-AILRat.Al) AVENUE 'IV) 'I'll l: S(tl"I'H i,1Ni:, nF 'I'Hl' t)l'HI'c2l"I? ll:\Itltaoft THE ALLEY DET \VEEN Hl'FF \ND SA LI NA S'1'I1i:E'I'S FilliM i-iE `ctrl"I'1-1 LI NE. till RAILl:a:AI 't'ENl'P:'I'ttTHE SI)l"I'i-I LINt:ani" THE 1)i'Itl't!l'1': HAIlRUII Ca01- YANI"S Altl)I'I'iON: \\"h,•re',s, t ttt-\leaser & Co. of the City of Dubuque, have petitioned the Council of said city for the -vacation of IIufY Street front the south line of llaiboad .\ venue to the south line of th.- Dolomite TJarhor Company's :addi- tion, and also the Wiley between Fluff and Salina Strt ors from the south line of Itaih•oud AN -emu. to the south line of the i)ubtrin., H;u'hot• Company's Ad- dition: :Wad \\: iu•reas, the sail Ott -M• _. :n',• the i'ce u•\n.•rs nt' all th ! I.nt- linc'. on bulb sides o'' s ahI ;iu:l arc enga I in :nn,l o cinu'acttu•ina laps II' - property. and arc desire ,,f c' nc Said ter t and Alley na I' n to a . prosecution of the Itoid, business: arid. \V'hc•reas, the said ' in -.V- ue"t' have ;agre:',l to fill s.,H -1 . --I and valla.'; to the present g''i•I.- i. It.iilroac) Aa, - nue, and have agret,I to cont in u' Mt- use htuse of said property for Iunther or maufacturing purposes: and. \t'hert•;as, by a altre,tiu n of the coun- cil of the City of Dubutptc, the City Engineer has made a plat sho\\'ing saki Regular Session September 21, 1905: portions of said street and alley pro- posed to be \':,rated, and tiled 111'• swim - in his otliee subject to nubile inspection. and doe notice has been given to all abutting property owners, and in days' notice of said proposed vacation has 11(•11 1'uidislted in the official paper ul the ell \' a t' I the proposed tit.tioti Ii;, been submitted to the city council at ',gill;' ' sessions: add \VIe•reas, it appears that no Valid ob- jection hits been made to the vacation of said ser"el and alley, and said above described portion of said street is not recluireti al present for street purposes; therefore Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Dubuque; Section 1. That Hul'f Street rrom the south line of it;tilroad Avenue to the south line of the Dubuque Harbor Company's Addition. and also the alley between Huff ;'lid Salina Streets from the south line of Railroad Avenue to the south line of the Dubuque Harhor Company's Addition. be and the same are hereby vacated, and the use there- of is Iint'eb\' gen filed in sapid (ill -Meuse: & Co., tl:eir to ius, ex'iettlors, nllnlinis- t1:a01's. Stl(a es: -.“l's and assigns, w' Inllp: as the property nl(nttiag thereon is used for lumber yard or m nlu!`Ic'.tu ing purposes, on condition that said (ttt- Dleuser & Co. fill said slr;'t a1111 :Mo- to the present ;'rade of I:;tib'ond .A re- li n e, See. 2. Should the said (ltt-Altnser vC thou ii'irs, executors, adnlinista- lors, sue,•,: -cols r:r assigns, suffer or permit said premises to retrain unem- ployed for molter yard or nuuntl'actnr- illg purpo. - for ill•' period of '1'o:el\•1 (12) nud1111, !Len the city nary 1( resn- lu1i01; ntlr,I ;It any l'eg'nlat' weetin . or :In) sl!e; :uf meeting or the eonnit etIll'? ;'n' Ih: I purpose, muse . 'i,l str 1 1 :'ll•.\ t" ere"rt 1(1 lin• ni 1':. •1!:111 (11'ICup011. IVithoul any I'I;l •'•. el jou. revert In the City of Dnl(i'(1c'i'!)110111. et( I in the 1•il1 ;In\- linter done oll gruel st'eeI lir alley. See. This ordinance shall be ill Yore' ! 1 Ike ei'l l I'rom and tit'tel' itr !,,_.:.,• yore p(lbliealinll one time in the lnll''''o'' 117th} (11(11(1-Jnll'n;iI, of- flci;!1 I,;t'''i of the ('it)' of 1111l!tu!!n'. (-'ii\' ]te'o.'dcr, Ald. Frith, chairman of the Com- mittee on Streets, reported as follows' Your Committee on Streets, to whom was referred the petition of P. F. Rider, asking that the gutter in front of his property on Sixth Street he re- paired, would reeomntelid that the prayer of the p;'titiolr•r ii' granted and that the ('ity Tan gila•('I• b1 instIn•ted acr•n1'ii ill L i)'. Ald. Frith moved In ado!!! the re- port. C'nrried. 1H5 Ald. Stumpf, chairman of the com- mittee (1n Jlarluds, reported as fol- lows: Your Committee on Markets would respeetfullc r"Iu.r1 1 11.1 1 after securing bids for rebuilding the foundation and putting in the new scales in the First Ward, we awarded the contract to F. l'lzig for $131,1111, he bolos~' the lowest bidder, We wnnld further report that We have entered into a contract with Joseph Bi:tst' I'or overhauling the Market House s(al(•s and replacing the old limbers throughout for the slim of ! oma. Aid. Stumpf moved to adept the re- port. ('arried. Ald. Juries. chairman of the Commit- tee on Puhlie (:rounds and Buildings, reported as follows: YOU!' Cotnnlitee on Public Grounds and Buildings, to whom was referred the bill of A. Eberle for $65.00 for extra excavating. ;Ind tilling, at the new en- gine house. would respectfully recom- mend that said hill be allowed in full in the sum of $17.06 and that a warrant in said amount he ordered drawn on the City Treasurer in settlement of the claim. Ald. Jones removed to adopt the report, Carried. Ald. Jones also presented a lease to the (lov-erncn•'s Cfreys for tlii' third and fourth floors of the ('ctllr;tl Engine House. for the year 19)4, anti moved that the Mayor be instructed to enter into a ',,M'ai'l with said (m'''i'nor's (;treys aeeording to said lease, Carried. .\Id. Jones also moved that the ('ity 1,eeordc•r be instructed to advertise Lids for t;11(ing rare of the toAvn Hoek for the• ollsaing Year. cnnlmcnc- lag ( 11'1. 1st. 1905. Carried. Ald. Lyons, chairman of the Commit- tee on 5,•wers, ln'esentcd 1vv'o hills to VA'1)I, Foster, :Is insplet(1t• on sanitary veveel' b1t\r1( 0 .la0•10,011 a111d \\':Ishing- inn Streets, filen 5alifra'd to Ta't'nty- lil'1h Sheets, 101:'1 amount $27.70, and nn'v'e11 that :I \\ ,brant be drawn in favor of \\"lit. Foster for the above amount and the bills paid. Carried. Ald. Lyons of the Board of Health reported as follows: '1'o the i -ton. Vlnyor and ('ily Council: Gentlemen --}our board of health \\Dolt resp.cll'iill\' r1po1't that at a melting held Sept. 11111, 19115, the fol- iues'ing resolutions were passed, which we per:_1nt to y'nllr hnnrn'ahle body for adoption: 111 it resolved by the Board of TTe;,lth of th'• city of Dubuque. Tnvv'a, that: J oseph Huber, City Lot 21s. Ellen J. -AI:triill, City Lot :1149, Andrew S''haffh:luser, city Lot 271. J os. (lehri• Est.. ('it} Vla'_d:il(•tln L. 'frill:. city N 1-2, If12, lf<ti Regular Session September 21, 1905. John Pier, City S 1-2. ,.62. Andrew Gehrig,'. City, .342. Jonathan Foust, City. 241. Albert l[euehlin, City. E 52 ft. 393. Henry Wise, City. \V 49 ft. 393. ('lime E. ('ox Est.. City. S 6.2.1. 49::. Mathiidrt II lstattt r, City, N M 1-5, 483. Ed. Mueller, City. N 40 ft, S \i 1-5, 483. Henry Recker, City, M 1-5, 493. Mtirg't Tousaint, City, 26.3 ft., N 1-5, 482 Christian \\'asser, City N 1-2, N M 1-5, 482 John Guttenka.uf Est., City, S 1-2, N M 1-5. 482. 482. Johanna Pauw, City, S Mary Weinecke Est., City, a497. Gottleib Schneider Est., City, S 1-3, 497. 2_3, 497. Anna Wiedhaber, City, NS M 1-5, 496. John Strela.u, City, S 1-2, N M Kundsgunde Fuerst, City, 1-5, 496. John Algeyer, City, N 1-2, S M 1-5, S 1-4. M 1-5, 496. 496. C. A. Walter, City, N 1-2, N 1-5, Engel Hemmi, City, S 1-5, 494. Adam Doerr, Sr., City, S M 1-5, 494. Anna B. Iteatwet•, City, S 1-2, Al 1-5. 494. Herman \Cilberding, City. S 1-2. N \I 1-5, 494. Gm. G:urshirt, City. S M 1-5. 492. M. A. Il;tumhover. City. ti 1-5. 492. G. J. Hahn. City. N 1-2, N M 1-5, 492. C. A. Walter, City. M 1-5. 481. ;Joachim Kurtz Est.. City, ti 1-5, 480. 1:trtha 'Zinn. City. S M 1-5. 491. Minnie Yonn: i -t.. City. \[ 1-5. 480. Ilelen ito ald. City. S \1 1-5. 490. 1•:nutnu. l Seholli;ot. City. N \[ 1-5. 480. Ilet:ry Welter Est., Sub. N 1-5, lot 2, City, 490. Lori o•r. Hauer, City, N 1-2, M 1-5, 494. Andrew Stouhi et al, City, M 1-5, 496. John Tenter. City. 387. Having i';tiieI to connect said property with the sanitary sewer situated in the alley between White and Jackson street, abutting on said property; and it being deemed necessary for the pres- ervation of the public health of said city that said premises be connected with sail ' i nitiry sewer, Tt is hereby ordered by the 11 t:ird of Health of the City of Dubuque. 'Iowa. by virtue of the power vested in it by Section 1032 of the ('111.1• of 110011 of 1997. and Chap- ter Two' ye of the Revised Ordi- nances of 19x1 of the City of Dubuque, that all the ahoy, matted property own- ers shill within thirty days from the date of -..vice oI' notiee of this order, connect said premises with said sani- tary sewer. Dated this 11th day of September, 190. Also Be it Resolved by the Board of Health of the City of Dubuque, Iowa, that: Anton Lorenz, City, S 1-2, N 1-5, 450. Jno. Appel, City, N 30 1-4 ft., 240. Mary Maxser, City, N 1-2, less 11 ih 239 11Ces, . .Tarries O'Farrell, S 1-2 of S M 1-5, City. 457. Mich. Buchman, City, S 1-5, 442. \l:u•y Thompson, City, N M 1-4, 443. M. Michel, City, S 1-2, S M 1-5, 442. C. G. Kretschmer, City, S M 1-4, 443. Margt. Lorenz, City, S 1-2, S M 1-5, 441. Peter Fay, City. N M 1-5, 432. A. W. Kende'. Est.. City. 291. having failed to connect said property with the sanitary sewer situated in the alley between Iowa and Clay and 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 connected with said sani- tary sewer, It is hereby ordered by the Board of Health of the City of Dubuque, Iowa, by virtue of the power vested in it by Section 1032 of the Code of Iowa of 1897, and Chapter Twenty- iive of the IIewised Ordinances of 19111 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, con- nect said premises with said sanitary sewer. Dated this 11th day of Sept., 1905. Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the reso- lutions. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Ald. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Ald. Clancy, Chairman of the Com- mittee of the Whole, reported as fol- lows: Your Committee of the Whole would respectfully recommend that the plan of the viaduct over the tracks Of the t'lreaco (1rc:tt Western Railway Com- p; ny on Peru Road prepared rani pre- settted by the said railway company be approved. provided that the bridge be built in til- middle of Peru Road and that tile railway company assume the payment of :ill dant;tges ih;tt may accrue to the abutting property owners by reasoa of the proposed change of grade before commencing work on said bridge: that both approaches he ma- cadamized, that a four -foot sidewalk be constructed on the northerl\' side of the west approach ;ittd on the southerly side of the cast approach, and that suitable guard rails be con- strueed on either side of both ap- proaches. We would further recom- mend, that upon the acceptance by the said railway company of the foregoing provisions, the Ordinance Committee be instructed to prepared an ordinance granting the railway company permis- sion to construct said viaduct. Also. your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of Rev. J. R. Fogarty et al, asking that the special atssesment levied against the Regular Session September 21, 1905. 187 abutting property for the construction of a sidewalk on Grandview avenue from South Tlodg.. Street to Southern Avenue be cam eh•d, would recommend that said petition he received and tiled and that the Tr.msurer be instructed to notify the parties in interest th:il unless payment ire male promptly the property will be sold. Also your Committee of the \\'bole, to who111 \tris referred the profile sho\V- ing :1 proposed grade on Grandvi..tt Avenue, would respectfully recommend that said profile be received and tiled and that the City Engineer be in- gttucted to prepare from ae1001 survey, and submit to the City council, :1 pro- file shott'ing a grade o11 said Avenue conforming as near :Is practicable to the line on which the sante is now im- proved. Also. your Committee of the \\'hole, to ttbolu '1:,s ,referred the hill of Guy G. White for R1:..;:. for additional ex- pense entailed on hint by re:Ism' of be- ing appointed inspector on \lillvil1e Road storm w,it, r sewer. would re- spectfully recommend that said bill be allowed and that .I warrant he ordered drain on the City Treasurer in settle- ment of the claim. Also, your Committee 1.,f the Whole, to whom was referred the Resolution to amend the Ordinance refitting to li- censes for Itinerant Physicians, would respectfully recommend that the Ordi- nance Committee ;11 -id City Attorney he instructed to :nnead said ordinance by striking therefrom the words "or Twenty-five Dollars for each month." Also, your Committee of the \Vhcle, to whom was referred the petition of Joseph Fecker. asking that the cross- ing on the north side of '.Thirteenth Street, between 1„W;1 :Ind flay Streets, be renewed, would recommend that the prayer of the Petition,•i he grunted and that the City Engineer be instructed accordingly. Aid. Clancy moved to adopt the var- ious reports of the Committee of the \Vhole. Carried. )3ESOLUTIONS. Aid. Corrance offered the following: \Vhereas, the contract heretofore en- tered into by the City of Dubuque for the improvement of :111 alley as herein- after described has been completed and the City Engineer has computed nputed that the cost and expense of said improve- ment amounts to Three Hundred and Three and 93-100 Dollars; therefore Be it Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That to provide for the cost of improving the Alley be- tween Rhonlberg and T.ineoln Avenues from Middle Avenue 10 Fengler Ate - nue the Mayor is required to execute and deliver to the City 111.10).,1,. 10 be Ir; him registered :,mi countersigned. uue bond of the denomination of Two lion ir(1 1>11: rs 1111 one of the de- nomination of tine Hundred :Ind 'Three :ul,l .1-10u Ilollars nnntbered 2119 :I111 2111, da1o,1 el,•inhel' 21411. 192.x, payable on or before seven tears alley the ,Elle thereof 211,1 1), urillg interest al the rale of live 1,,•1 cent per anntnn, p:ly- :tlrle s(1111-:11 11 no1{y. .\I l. ('ol't'an(o nlovetl to adopt. the 1:et:mution. Carried by 1111. following vote: Veils --Aids, Clancy. Corrance, Frith, Jones. Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. ,\1d. l'orr:Ince )iso off,•red the 1'0l - lowing: \\'hereas, the contract heretofore en- tered into by the City ul' 1)uho,tne for the construction of :1 S:Init:try Sower as hereinafter des,•ihed Rus been corn- pl. ted :Ital the City Engineer has c•on1- 1111ted 111:,t the cost and expense of said inlprov.•nn•It amount to Fou' Hundred and Seventy :nut 08-100 Dol- lars: lherei'ore Ite it l;esolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque. That to pro- vide for the cost of eonstalcliag :t Sanitary y Netter in ('old - Avenue from Sanford Street to 'I'1V,•nly-second Street the \rayor is required to execute and deliver to the city lb.corder, to be by ltim registered and countersigned, two bonds of the denomination of Two Hundred Dollars each, and one of the denomination of Seventy and 05-100 Dollars, numbered 2011 :1( :ind 2115, dated (let oiler 2001, 1907, payable un or before seven years after the date thereof and bearing interest at the rate of live per cent per annum 1 V IId 'semi-:utnu:Illy. VId. Corr:met, moved to adopt the Resolution. Carried by the follott'ing Vote: Yeas ---.\Ids. Finney, Corr:Ince, Frith, Jane Lyons. Needham :lad Sttitnpf. Nays—None. .\1,1. Lyons offered the following: Ile it Resolved by the City t'nlnlcil of the city of Dubuque. That a said- t:my se..Ver of 'Ten inch til.. pipe 1 coost,(nt(,1 111 linh•st 1 ('oe1, 11'(1111 prosent 11111I1hok, opposite alley 1..- 1ween1:hoolb..rg and Garfield Avenue, to th.' (e111e1. of (;arii(ld A''ontn•, ac- cording to the plans and specifications of said setter prep: lel by the City En- gineer and 11x•,1 on tile in the office of the City I:eeorder, and be it further Resulted, 'I'11at said x1.0,•1 shall he ,•n1111.1eled on 1 1 11111. 1111• 151 J:Iy (1f November, 1907, and shall be paid for at the hale and in the nruua-r pl•e- scrib(,I ley chapter XXXIV of the Re- vised Ordinances of 1901 of the City of 1111hn,lu( for the payment of the cost of constructing sewers. The proposals for doing such stork will be acted upon by the cuoue11 on the 5th day Of , 1(- 10100, 1907,, :nal the ('ily I:..curder is hereby ordered to give ten days' nolle( ir 1B8Regular Session September 21, 1905. by publication, :eking for proposals as provided by ordinance. Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the 1:eso- lution. Carried by the following vote: Yeas --.\Ids. Clancy. ('ota•:utce, Frith, Jones. Lyons, \ •c- lham and Stumpf. Nays ---None. :\ld. Clancy offered the following: Itesutleed liy the city council of the ('sty of Dubuque: That a Sidewalk Tei. (10) feet wide, of good brick or ecnn•nt. Lc, within 1; days of this no- tice, constructed :aid laid in conformity with the ordin•incc's in relation to side- walks, on the South side of Jones s('cel, bet Wert) Iowa street and Main street. abutting East 1-2, Block 10. Du- buctu.• 11:n'bor Co. _Addition, owned by Illinois Central It. It. Co., at the ex- pense ii abutting property. Adopted by the I' dlowing vote: Ayes—Al1ls. Clancy, Corrance. Frith. Jori s, Lyons. Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. \l 1. C'orranee offered the following: ftesolc,d by the City Count-tl of the City of Dubucfue: That a Sidewalk Four (a) feet wide. of good brick or cement• he. within 15 days of this no- tice. constructed ::nil laid in conform- ity with the ordinance in relation to sid•.walks, on the North side of \Vest iElevi iiIi and rraee sheets, between yV:dnut street and lace street. abutting lot 1't, Cunning's Sub.. owned by R. Al. lse:nl,•r, :it the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the following cote: :\yt i—.\lds. Clancy, Cort':inc•e, Frith, Jones, Lyons. Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. \Id. Nt•eiiha:n offered the following: itesolyed by the City council of the City of Dubuque. Iowa. That the break- ing and location of all macadam shall be under the direction of the Street Cnntniissiotter ;Hid the Street (.'nmmit- tee, that no \l...•..lani be purchased unless the macadam breaker shall first obtain a permit from the City Engineer. 'l'h:tt the prier' to he paid for all Ma- cro -lam broken shall be $1.00 per cubic yard. (In motion said 1l 'solution was re- ferre-1 to the Committee of the Whole. .All. C'o'r:incc moved to adjourn un- til (ic•tol.er Gth, 1905. Carried. t'. F. A l t I' N I)'I'. Cil y i;ecorder. Attest: Recorder List of Warrants. • . I Asinti s 1. El'reinan List of City Warrant . _ A. Duccinlli*, filrent'aii f7157' (TO) ceman :1 -'07'1 10)01) --.1. 1,1viiii. [i 1 losh i II. fireman i',,:. [:-.•order's office. A. Hccr. tir.•litail 16:i:1i 100000 .1. Tseliudi. fireman Dubuque, Ia.. Septeinl.er 1st, 191. To the Honorable Alayor and City •J• S.'fi......1...rger. Menial) Council 4.1' Dubuque: .1. Dilcv. lir, man 70 of; during the month of August. 1905: 76:v:, 11'1:1 Oentlem .11: The following- is ii coin- •I• 11,,,","• 1111.11)%111 Iltrii. II -I Id. ;ill \varmints issued by lin. 'I'. 10 der. till' Oil C. H. :Berg, salary. Mayor 66151 111110 II. Beyer. hr 8110 70 \\' inieev fireman 'Ireasurer John lirayer. clerk. Treasurer's 100 00 M. 1<ellv. 111,111.M I). Micril, H14,111:111 :17:3; 111:11), :1101t,101(:)) F. NItirphy, lir, man H. -Brinkman. salary, Treasurer. 133 35 \V. :11ciliiiii, fireman J. A. Mckinlay. salary, Deputy office 60 04 I'. Zillitt, firennin 66: 11: 'C. Flynn. fireman ('has. F. Arendt, salary, lie - \\701. A. kaep. salary. Deputy 116 70 II. 14we-ney, r44.4.,,,,,,, 60 00 corder H. cain, fireman 80 Recorder to .1. 1:;•41zer fireman 60 00 F. Ti. FlOtTniilli. S;11;10'. Auditor.. 116 711 .). III .1 fireman 60 ii) C. B. Schen.. salary, Assessor... 125 no A. McDonnall. fireman 7505 O009 . A A. Doerr, Jr., salary. .\ssistititt .1lurpliy. fireman Assessor65 00 1044 00 O Blierki fireman J. J. Murphy. salary. Assistant60 00 F. Kennedy. fireman Assessor 100 00 F. Baumgartner, fireman 60 00 150 00 i •. 1<;1111101t. lireman 60 00 ney J. Smith. fireman J. W. Kintzinger, salary, Attor- 65 00 1 J. C. Longueville, salary. Assist- .1. .\11en, fireman 60 00 00 ant Attorney 75 00 \1. Polley. lirenian 6 , re Miss E. B. itupprectit, steniig- w. t cconnellto aim 60 00 rapher, Legal Department 'to 00 II. \\ ''sin. fireman 6 05 00 60 00 F. 1:,inically, fireman Thos. Reilly, salary. Chief of Police 100 00 E. Mel termott, fireman .... 60 00 Jos. Reinfrieid, salary. Fire Chief 100 CO J. 1tcYliolds. fireman 50 00 Clerk 104) 00 CI. Burke], police 5500 0000 W. Kimnolt, fireman J. W. La ‘viol, salo 1•N-. Committee 6:0 0 00 0 Jas. Lloyd'. salary, ('It)' Engineer 166 65 J. Carter, police E. Ansa derson. lary, Assistant J. Clime. police Fog -al 14.11.il (-(iiiiii Jno0 .1.:(1dpolicey.police60 00 61 50 H. White, salary. Itodniati \V Jno. Illall. salaty, Superintendent W. Corcoran. police 50 00 of Stroct Sprinkling' 60 00 J. P. Cummings, police 50 00 E. Harron, clerk a k in Auditor's nd J. Fitzpatrick. police 50 0 Engineer's office 75 00 .fas. Flynn. police 50 000 Wm. Hipman. salary. Electrician 83 35 Inn. Fox. pollee 50 00 , F. P. Ha yes. salar-M y, arWm. Frith, police 50 00 ket 59 90 niaster 50 00 T. Oanahl. police 0 tb P. PO -an. salary, Park Custodian 40 00 L. Orassel, police 50 000 H. Scheneck. salary. Park Cus- B. Oil), police 65 todian 40 0police 2.5 000 Pat Hanlon. poli T. Falierty, salary, Park Custo- E. Kahn, police 50 00 dinn 10 014 M. kilt y. police 3 4) 0 Dr. B. F. Micliel, salary, Health Jno, Lilscher, III (c' 50 000 Officer 50 ril P. AlcCollins. police 51 65 -McInerney.oli•50 00 pc. F. Flynn, salary, Sanitary Pa- P. It.olinan 60 011 NI. I VCI4040-1.. 11ict.. 60 00 .100. 1\1011,11y. ldic,. [0 750g 0200 C. Baumann, salary. Mauldin:1s- ter 411 140 .0. 1 t.0v511, police i 41 l() 11.0th, pulic, 50 00 Mrs. H. 1e onig, stilary. Janitres 211 00 .1. Itooney. Ill I' 50 00 G. N. Itayinoild. salary, SideNvalk 78 20 110.410'clur ........................ 50 00 .1;15. 1 Zy0 Ii, 10,1irl. 50 00 T'. Holsinger, salary, Wharrmas- ter .............................. 211 (WI P. S.'111111.. 1.,11[1•.• Al. Ity:t11, pillit, '...41.21 (1.17:1) ..\1. l'Lincy, s11;11.y. Aidernlnii.... 25 NI .51 s,ht.i.r. Pill' 11. I ,i.i.:,,,i.e. ,,,1,, 1.y. A vvilmlii .. 25 Oil P. `..4111e1111:111, 10.1ict. 35 00 E. E. Frill!. salary, Al(lT4 cil00 .... 27; 111 1 '. :-' ,01101i, 14011(-. , 11 11. .1011's, salary, Alderman ...... 25 I!li '1'.1111 :-..,\\,..•11,.y, poliro 7 :4.:. puc0 00 IV1. E. Ly()10:, snlary, A r t 1 •P5 On Al. 1111lllie 50 8 2 J,/s. NI 1,111a111. salary', Alderman. 25 (.0 .1(,s. si„itz, 1,..11,,, 50 _ 114) 0 J. A. S1111111)1% S;11;lry, Aldortil:lil. • 25 III( P ., 74 7, . Sullivan.SUlliVill. pili Al. Eitel. f-111.111;111 ................. 711 111 , 1.. Zeiihnim. poliee 5,1) 1st) 4' Al's. Bate Hihhe, matron Miss 1.. I:rennan, matron Labor on Stteels in the l:na01 Districts for the lust July. 1905: J, itr'uillett.', 1st ,John Iturus, 1st List of Warrants. 30 00 30 Oo different half of .1. Itranchtekh;n•h, 2nd D. .1. I lriht hill, 2nd Patel I:. •ck 'r. 3t d W. I'c,n;;ltl•Ui. 1st II. I'onnell, 1st Il. I'offrey, 1st J. c',,11;0,ghnn, 1st tui c'orl,cil, 2nd H. c'obb, 1st. $0.20: 3rd, $3.55 T. Donahue. let Peter Das. let, $325: 20d. $0.40; 3rd, $2.15 John Egan. 1st J. l 2nd Frank Frick, 2nd John Farley, 2211 Ed. FIrslcclT. 1st. $7.00: 2nd. $9.00: 3rd. $4.00 Harry Fleck. let. $26.20; 2nd, $33.75: 3rd. $15.00 Nelson Frith. let, $17.00: 2nd, $22.50: 3rd, $10.00 Pat clilloon, let Joe. I ft yin, let Jos. Grub, 21111 G. Gau, 2101 C. Gantenhein. 2nd Chas. Gruenzig, :3rd 'Phos. Hackney, let John Hafey, 1st Phil Hense, 2nd Amb. Hirci. 311 John Hell, let, $7.`:0: 21.d. $10.10: 3rd, $4.50 .T. Hanson, 3rd August Jass. 2101 Nh' Eettenhof0•n, 21.1 John Knees. 2101 P. 1i roch.'si. 21c1 J. Kraus. let, $5.25; 2nd, $8.75; 3rd, 52.55 17 55 W. Lillie. 2nd 5 25 M. Lonergtut, 1st, $5.25; 2nd, $8.75; 3rd, $3.55 .. 17 55 H. Lemhke, 1st, $2.45; 2nd, $405; 3rd, $1.60 8 10 Mike Meagher, 1st 2 40 John Mahoney, 1st 19 50 James McCarron, 1st 8 10 J. McNulty, let 135 Pat McPoland, 3rd 11 50 J. McCormack, health 17 55 Chas. O'Neil, 2nd, $11.70; 3rd, $5.85 ,. Jas. Powers, 1st Chas. Pierce, 2nd John Parker, 3rd W. Quinlan, 1st Phil Reddin, 1st James Ryan. 1st Matt. Raishek, 2nd James Reid, 3rd Jos. Rooney, 2nd, $11.40; 3rd $3.50 John Schroeder, 2nd John Sloan, 2nd 2nd, $8.75: f . Sc herr. 2nd 20 00 W. St. ns. '1d S SO Louis Smith, 3rd 12.50 James Sutilh. 3rd 15 90 Snot Sterling. 3rd 1 35 5 40 Dun Sheehan 3rd 1S 00 6 75 R. Turnor, 2nd 7 45 5 40 John Walsh, 1st 14 85 13 .10 Nie. \\'at,tlw.•h, 2nd 14 85 111 90 W. \\'e:u nucuth• 3r.1 20 00 15 60 Walter Bra.11c>', let 20 85 111 20 F. Burns, 21.1 3 85 S 10 .J. B••rtrtng.'r, 2nd 15 30 17 55 F. (1. I;e. k,r. let, $3.60; 2nd, 211 011 31..111: Sr .I, 525.6:. 50 15 3 40 Il. c'ost0•Ilo, let, $5.55; 2nd, $9.30; 18 55 17 55 A. I'onrad, 2nd 49 75 17 50 .1. Calvert. 1st, $11.50: 3rd $34.4045 90 Mike Hanan. itt . 48 90 10 80 Peter Horch. 2nd 44 20 13 00 J. Huffmire, let, $4.75; 2nd, $7.95; S 10 3rd, $3.20 15 90 11 50 J. Linehan, 1st, $52.60; 2nd, $6.15; 3 41) 3rd. $2.45 61 20 J. Lonergan. 2nd 46 35 20 00 J. Long, 2nd 47 20 .T. McQuillan. 1st 15 30 70 00 J. J. McCollins, let, $44.00; 2nd, $4.90 4S 90 50 00 C. McHlrath, 1st, $2.65; 2nd $53.90 56 55 5 40 A, Palley. 2nd 19 15 20 00 Geo. I:.•violas, 1st 5 95 15 50 Ed. Seel. -v. let, $10.80; 2nd, 18.15; 14 85 3rd, $7.25 36 25 20 00 J. Sullivan, 1st, $3.15; 2nd, $23.30; 2 70 3rd, $38.10 64 55 7 -15 James Tobin, 3rd 49 75 12 15 J. Williams, 2nd 28 50 5 40 M. Zobb, 2nd 1 70 2 40 Labor on Bluff Street Extension dur- ing the last half of July, 1905: .I:int. s It ukey 'I'i-a •s. Ilurke John ('tarter Peter ('nru0 y Peter (.r••ury W. Hall Teter lienneally foreman Nie. Sweeney Ed. Whelan Walter Itt•adley, team (:en. Iteynolds Labor on Sewers for the last July, 1905: H. Cosgrove 20 00 J. Corcoran 20 80 H. Daley 1 60 T. Hagerty 25 00 F. Hohneeker 20 SO J. Jellison 1120 17 55 Con Sullivan 20 SO 10 15 Pat Sage 20 80 4 05 L. Taylor 20 80 17 55 J. Tacke 20 80 2 40 D. Sheehan, sodding on West 11th 2 70 street $ 54 90 9 45 G. Ragatz, repairing fountain at 8 10 Linwood cemetery ,. 50 135 Dubuque Enterprise Co., blank 14 90 stationery for various depart - 12 15 menta .,,, 2 75 6 75 Kelly's Book. Store, blank sta- 22 00 26 45 4 05 8 10 8 80 6 75 20 00 18 00 :37 SO 21 60 1'..n 20 _0 21 6O _ 00 2n 211 21 60 26 S(c 3 00 half of List of Warrants. 191 tionery for Various departments 3 00 Key City (las Co., gas for vari- ous department TO tiC Iowa l'ob. Co., ropy tif lawn Stale Allies Niagara Falls 1iliiil Stamping \VI:s.. dug tags ;tint hooks 21 20 G. Holt. sharpening lawn mowers for p:trks 2 25 C. T. Hush, photiis iii Ski ii;' 7 M. S. 'Hardie, blank stationery for Treasurer tine! Pollee de- partments 12 00 T. Ilyrne, rock for fountain at 14th and Elm streets 47 00 W. Flist(.r, inspector oil Sanitary Sewer Hey het. W:ishington Jneksm I Streets front San- ford to 27th Streets 7 70 G. Rock, repairs for road depart- ment 9 00 F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Road department .. 2 25 Dub. Wooklvil Wure & Lbr. Co., lumber for IZoad department .. 54 40 G. Lear, horseshoeing, Road de- partment 2 00 F. t ilit in, sand for I ZO:11.1. depart - lint 3 50 J. P. Williams, sand for Road de- partment 10 20 Key City Rooting Co., content for 1:oad department 6 15 purin g ion Pi v. !trick Co., brick for Road department .. 138 77 Ellwanger ms.. repairing har- ness, Road ,lepartment 5 45 J. Alersch, gravel for Road de- r. hilt lie due as foreman, 76 00 Sin part meta Second ward 13 87 -KeY City Gas Co., removing lamp posts on Julien avenue 1 75 F. M. Jaeger & Co.. hardware for I iii ii department 2 85 -W. 11. Baumgartner. hardware for Road department 14 40 Linehan & Moto, rope and sewer pipe for Itoitil department 16 18 Smedley Steam Pump repairs for steam roller .. ........ 60 Pitts -Thompson Fd'y Co., cast- ings for Road department .. 25 35 P. Hanson, oil for steam roller 1 00 P. Linehan, pine wood for steam roller T. J. Mulgrew, coal for steam ' roller G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for steam roller Ellwanger Bros., repairing har- ness for Fire department .....• Dub. Turbine & Roller Mill Co., repairs for Fire department Wunderlich & Wiederholt, horse - shoeing for Fire department P. Heller, horseshoeing for Fire department .... • • . G. Lear, horseshoeing for Fire department Key City Gas Co., coke for Fire department Union Electric Co., power for Fire Alarm 4 70 43 37 6 70 10 20 50 S 50 6 00 2 00 28 15 3 40 1/.1. vitrol for Pill. lilitrt- oh II 70 :\1•C,irteit. plumbing for It lilt Linehan subtitles for Vire department lenherg, hardware rm. Fire d„1.1.tnenn no F. Al..lavgiir Co., hardware rm. ch•pnrittit itt Iii Int ttag:itz Son, repairs for Vire rtment 2 is Riehlioro S: I ieehtil. Dean for Fire iii p.irtwent 1 07 Cross limp; Co., drugs rm. Iii it iii ut 70 Rape, hay and owls for Fire 105 00 Dub. Oil & Tank Line, oil for Fire Dept 6 75 T. Hagerty, to use of horse and buggy for the months of May, June and July 30 00 Pitts -Thompson F'nd'y Co., sup- plies for Fire Dept 30 Ott, Meuser & Co., lumber for Fire Dept 45 Van Valkeuluirg & McEvoy, hardware supplies for Fire Dept 2 55 Fiehhorn & Reehtol, supplies for Matron Dept 1 25 F. P. Hayes. hoard of prisoners, for July 3 40 lora Dairy Co., milk tickets for Matron Dept 75 Si.11101.•rs lIeu Co., meat for Ma- tron Dept 1 45 iwanger tiros.. supplies for Po- lice Dept 65 :Metz Molg. Co., screen doors Pa- trol House 6 95 F. Schloz & Son, repairs Sewer Dept 4 60 G. Itagatz & Son, repairs Sewer Dept 8 08 Linehan & Mole, supplies Sewer Dept 27 43 F. M. Jaeger & Co., supplies Sew- er Dept 50 Water Works Trustees, supplies Sewer Dept 50 Telegraph -Herald, official pro- ceedings for the month of July. 43 00 Globe Journal, official proceed- ings for the month of July41 02 Smith Morgan Printing Co., pro- ceedings for the month of July. 15 81 National Demokrat, official pro- ceedings for the month of July. 25 00 Union Elec. Co., arc lights for July 2067 35 Farley-Loetscher Mfg. Co., sup- plies Engineer's Office 1 05 Dub. Rubber & Bltg Co., supplies Sprinkling Dept 2 75 A. A. Cooper Mfg. Co., repairs for Sprinkling Dept 9 50 Geo. Beck, Sprinkling Dept 1 00 F. M. Jaeger & Co., Sprinkling Dept 40 G. Ragatz & Son. Sprinkling Dept 21 22 List of Warrants. Smith -Morgan Printing Co., plank stationery for Board of Health • . 3 00 T. E. I0' 111.• removing garbage ams ,lead ,rniitn:tis during July39S 4S Hussman & Lies, nails for Spec- ial Sidewalk Dept 9 00 Ott. \I,•nser & Co., lumber for Spee1;t1 Sidewalk Dept 39 65 Dull. \Vooienware & Lumber Co, 1unlh1v• for Special Sidewalk Dept 28 66 Duh. tubber & Bitg. Co.. repairs hip -hoots for Bee Branch Dept. 12 00 O'Farrell & McNamara, estimate 1'. Carney. 1st. 1'eter Corney, 1st. W. Coughlan. 1st. Jerry Collin. 1st. II. ('aITer•y, 1st. J. C'allaghnn• 1st 21t oo .114:..3:.:(11. J(':(1,1:;7:;:17 rhoi I. 2nd. 1-1. ('obh, 1st $:.27: 2nd, $N,7:,; Ird, R t3 17 M. T)uneg:iu, lst Thos, lion: hue, 1st. $5.25. 211(1, 55, $•..753rd. $3.55 17 55 1',.1,•1 0:,x. 1st. 15.25. 211;1, $8.75, :ir 1, 1-:-.; 7 5. .1,,1111I:::t 1, 1st on flee Itr;utc•h Sewer 865 90 J0I10 1.7. -ss, 2nd. 1 Tiley Bros.. estimate on Storm Ilan ho x, 1st• ti in \\';,ter Sewer in Washington 1'. P':tsselius. 211,1. 8 10 Sl reef 2194 91 E. Fir:doff. 1st, $7.00: 21141, $9,00: 11. Brinkman. excavation per- 3rd, $4.00 20 00 mils redeemed$ 105.00 Pat (silicon 1st 7 In H. Brinkman, interest nn lc:1 r_ Jos. (lo 'tn, 1st. 20 00 rants outstanding 1.785 52 11. (1 ,114'. 211d. 11 10 N. Brinkman, New Fork ex_ (l• (7:!u, 211d. 4 (7 Chang„ Jos. Groh, 211(1. 10 1:, H. Rrii kmitn. express charges. 1.511 (Lnitrulehl. 211,1. 20 (to H. Brinkman telegrams 2.90 (lruenxig. 211(1. ,ut 1-1, 1ir111knu,1.. postage ln.el, 'lib. ('ollinso11. 11(1 1 >C H. Itrinknian, horse for Fire John Haley, 1st TO 1),-pal•tntent-'.1.10 Thos. Hael:ney, lst 3 40 H. Brinkman, freight charges-- Phil Hens,. 211,1. s 10 Load 43.22 .1. Heil. 1st, $7.90; 2nd, $10.10: 3rd, H. Iirinktn (11, library orders $4 '0 22 50 paid 447.•42 .1. Hanson. 1st. $15.75: 2m1, $12.95 28 70 H. Brinkman, loan28,635.''0 •\tigu?t Joss. 2nd 5 40 N1A('ADAM LIST FOI1 JULY. 1'• Kenneally. 1st 2 70 Recker, Phillip$104 6:i N. I:ettenhofen, 2nd 6 75 Becker Phillip 18 70 John Kress, 2nd 4 40 rain, Michal45 30 P. Kroc•heski, 2n(1 2 70 Duggan. John 123 25 •1• Kraus. 1st. $5.25: 211d, $8.75: Furey. Pat, Sr 25 50 3rd. $3.51 17 55 Heck, Christ 20 05 5'1. Lone rgan, lst 17 55 Heel:, Christ 55 9:i 11. Ln\•e, 1st. 81.00: 211d, $1.00; T.assance, Frank31 21(1. $1.00 3 00 Mauer, (leo 37 4(1 li. Leik, 211(1 9 00 Menzel, John 6 20 ,lohi Mahoney, 1st 7 50 Menzel, John 3 SO Jas. 5IeC'arron, 1st 2 70 Mullen, John 124 9.i .11.,.0151;Nulty, 1st 6 75 Miller. A. W., & Donegan 5 95 \IcPol.uld, 3rd 2 05 Miller, A. W.. & Donegan 7 05 .1. 5I('orntack, health 17 5:i Martineek, Jos 13 20 Anton Nick, 2nd 3 50 M1(rthieck, Jos 7 15 \V. O'Brien, 1st 20 00 511•51ahon, Boss 23 95 C. O'Neil. 2nd. $11.70; 2nd, $5.85.. 17 55 McNulty, John 16 30 James Purcell, 1st 6 10 McNulty, John 9 70 ,Toho Porker. 1st, $9.-15: 3rd, $1.35 10 80 O'Shea, Jas 58 20 I'hil 1ted(lin, 1st 6 45 I'm ken, John 10 85 James l:yan, lst 3 75 Iioyee & Frost 1 95 1111, I1:tishel:, 2011 6 10 Sell o,o 1ler, \Wut 21 15 ('. Iioinfranl:, 2n(1 9 15 Sehitaegler. Wm 8 25 James 1101(1, 31.11 2 05 Shea, Alith 67 5o .Jos. Ilooney. lst, $11.15; 2nd, \Valk, r. \V1t1 51 on 84.5'): 3111, $1.80 17 75 \\•elsh, John 21 ::s Niel: Sweeney, 1st 4 0:i 1,:d,,,r on Streets in the different \V. Sheridan, 1st 3 85 Items Districts (1uring the first half .lohu Schroeder, 2n(1 2 70 of August, 1905: John Slo0n, 211,1 2 40 \. .\Id,•rson, :ir,l. 7 05 F. Sell. rr, 2n'1 2410 John limits, lst. 1 .I) Sam Sterling, 3rd 20 00 liieliard Burns Ist 6 75 \V. Stevens, 21111 1 35 Jus. Iirouillete• 1st. 7 James Smith, 3rd 4 05 6 75 .1. Iiiachtenbaeh, 2nd. 1 ::7 Louis Smith, 3rd 2 70 D. .1. Ilrighthill, 2nd. f, B. 'Turnor, 2nd 0 7,", Paul Recker, 3rd 6 75 ('. Voltz, 21(1 3 50 11 27, N i, \\•,unpach• 2nd 8 10 - 711 2 To 7 15 :, 41; 7 211 ti 4 2 70 List of Warralit;. • 193 .john \\'nlsh, 2rrt It 111 lnocenn•nt ownedh you being subject\1'. \\"cnrnxtuth, 3rd 20 00 to such special assessment. And you \Walt, r I:ratlle '. 1st ark. nnlili, .I to ;,i,lunr :Il said meeting F. I;urns, 211.1 .. 4a 40 of the City Council. to he hell on the J. lterwang,u'. 22nd 22 t,:. :nh ,lay of Itclohcr. A. 1),, 1905, and F. G, Recker. 1st, $2.25: 2nd, show ,•a use, if ally you have. why said $11.40; 3rt1. $18.25 31 911 assessment should not Le levied: Jos. (';Ily'•rt, 1st. $11.1(1: 3rd. ;honer. Description. Total Cost, $21.1 ?^_ :Tule I4-\\'nt. Lowther, Sults, 91 A. ('unrad. 2nd311 and !2, ('oh's Add.. lot 2 $ 1 30 1t, ('ostelln, 1st, $10.3.: 2nd. $17."20: .Tilly 14---PaulTroutI•st., F:n•ley'c 2rd. $6.111 34 4:. Sub.. iot 1585 J. Evans, 2nd ]1 Ga July 11 CatholicI"niy. of Wash - Mike Holman. 1st . 21 2:, a len ,•t al. A. \1cTtnni,•I's Sub_ Peter Hiroki, 2:1,:11 50 lots s20-,;211 15 J. -Linehan, 1st, $41.7)): 2nd. $3.65; Tilly ii Minnie :11111 M. A. Kem- ler. A. M -Daniel's Sub.. N. 88 . 311. $1.40 48 75 it.. 1?. 1-2. lot 7s3 40 J. Lonergan, 1st, $1.30; 211,1, $5.59, r, s0 Tilly 14--Sidonia 1-fnsford, A. Me - J. Long. 2nd 31 911 Daniel's Sub., W. 1-2, lot 783.... 55 C. McT:troth. 1st. $1.711: 2nd, $22.75 34 45 July 14--11. IV. Kemler. Cain's J. J. \Ic('oilins, 1st, $28,711: 211,1, Sub., loss 18-111 55 $3.20 31 90 Tilly 16-Clernuln 'frust and Say. ltanh• ltor ;,n's Sub.. jots 1 -la.. 70 D. O'Meara, 1st 1" July 21- _.Tis. Herod. TlIalte's .Add,. A. Paley. 211,1 lot 11 85 Ed. Seeley. 1st .Tidy 21 --'Phos and T.outs;l Paisley. Ed. Seeley. 1st. $10.90; 2nd. $18.10; Itlalce's Add.. lot 13 R' 3rd, $7.2:. ;6 Tltly 21- T':ntl 'I'r:ntt 1?s)., Tllalco's 35 A. Stoltz. 2nd 2 1 .\.hl.. lots is -1'I-37-43 to 46 .Tilly 21--.T. A. I1hontberg, Wood's J. Sullivan. 1st. $3.711; 2nd. $16.50; A.I,I., lots 25;1 -est, R5 ^rd. $28 80 to :'I, .11tly 211 -\\". It. ('ox, Sub. Min. Lot Tomes Tobin, 3rd "4 1t-. 90. lot 2 80 To the Honorable \l;tyor and ('ity .Indy 20aos. Herod. W. 100 ft, Council of the ('ity of Dubuque: Jlin. Lot 184 5 Gentlemen: -T herewith submit my .Tilly 20-P. Hughes, Sub. 2 of S40 Tay rollon Sewers for the first half oEllen lilake's Sub.. lot f July- 20 -Jan. A. Koch list.. (-'ox's august,, tans: Add.. lot 16 55 H. Cosgro\.e$ 211 nil July 20-Kiene R Altman, Ctak- J. Corcoran 1t, 211 land Pork Add., lot 20 80 Ed. 'Daley 111 211 July 20--Kiene & Altman, Wood - T. Hayem; to 111\\11 Pork Add.. lots 1-2-49-50., 1 60 F. 1-Iohnecker "o s,1 July 20 ---Harriette P. Chamber - Con Sullivan 19 211 lain. \Voodlatwn Park Add., lots 95 .1-5" Pat Sage la 211 .Tilly "0--C. .- . Voelker. \Voodlawn L. Traylor •20 s0 Pork. lots 54-55 55 J. 'l'ncke 19 20 July 20 -Win. Lowther, \Voodlawn Clerk of Supreme Court. in the Pork. lots 152-154 25 case of Catherine Sheridan Vs. .Jul'\20-.john Trexler. Woodlawn 37 30 Palle. lot 200 15 City of Dubuque ,Tal\ "S--•I'••rt ha Wight ma n, Fin - John \\"elsh, fur ntae;l,lotttt 19 90 55 Fin- ley's Artrl lot "34 H. It, \I, ('nrt,•n, repairs in July 25-Emnt;l Schtvttiil. \Vood- Washing,toa t';o-k 3 90 lawn P:u'k. lot 246 55 one-half month's July "5 -C. A. Voelker. Wllvv oodn \\"m, Foster, 40 pay as Inspector on Sewer.... 20 00 JulyPl<. lote 155 T. Schwind. Wood - Guy l White,exlr:t salary as lawn Pork. Int 201 15 Inspector on Roe ih:ntc•h Sewer 25 00 July ,--P:ya Al. Potter. Wood - Mary Faust. in Payment for Lot lawn T'ark, lots 156-157 No. 33 in Inion Add150 00 July 25 Tien. J. Schwind, Wood- 1 hereby ,edify that the foregoing is lawn Palot 19 70 A. correct list of all \\">n'ranlc issued by jut "5-lniut1108 ry°xler. Woodlawn 70 me Burin_ the month of August. 1905. Park. July 05 -.john Vallenbeirler. Wood - C. F. :\I.l?\T)'f, lawn Park. lilt 199 70 City 1.,',•ortler. July "6 -Mary Eulherg, Tsehirgl __---- & Schwind's Sub., lot 17 40 - July "6 -John Ts, hir i. Tsc•hirgi SPi•a'IA1. ASSESSMENT \C)TTCE. & Schwind's Cub., lot e6 25 To All Who Ave Nulled11Below: You July 27-C. II. Trewin• Oakland are hereby notified that in accordance Park Int 14 50 with an ordinance of the City of Du- July 27-Jun..T. Farrolty. Oakland rn huque for the cutting of tweeds during Til jetl?n, t 15 TTinlrago, Union the months of June and July, Add.. Int 100 1 45 that a special assessment will he levied July 20 --Wilt. Hennessey, Sub. ° 40 for the expense thereof at the regular of 159. T'uiot Add.. lot meetingM' the ('ill Council, upon all July 1-1:. Ronson Est., T'ninn lots and l: noels of la ad on said im Add.. lots 210-211-212 1 45 1!14 Official Notices. ,July 1 John Specht, 'Union Add., S. 107 It., lots 197-196 .Tilly i - 'Mary A. Langworthy, \Ir.,. I.. It Ltngworthy's Add., N. 1011 ft.. lot 8 July :-Itridget Redmond. 'Union Aryl., lots 120-127 July ri—l' iolcr & Sxeudson, tl'Noill's sul., lot ti . July 0_ 1<otnlo,• & S.vendson, O'Noill's Sub. No. 2. lots 14-15 July 0 \\'nt. t'rtbtroe. S. M. Langworthy's Nub.. lot 11 July 0--11. r:. Trill. S. M. Langworthy's Sub., S. 26 1-2 ft., lot 6 July 0—.T. S. St ooh 'ns. S. M. July 6—E. Hcnuni, tt'Neill's Sub., lots 1-4 July 7—F, N. Schroeder, Sub. 2, \f in . Lot 15S. lot 2 July 7—Jno. T. Hancock Est., Sub. Min. Lot 178. lots 6-7 July S—Hugh Tatty, Sub. 2 of Min. Lot 160. lot 1 July 8—W. W. Whelan, Whelan's Sub., lot 8 July 10—Al. Gasser. Sister's Add, lot 1 July 10--3no. V. Rider. Sister's 55 Add., lots 7-0-7 Jule 10-1. V. & S. P. Rider. Sis- tor's Aryl. tatr s -o 40 July jI Caroline Febray. Sub. 4 of 04. Simpson's Add., lot 155 July 11--P. Eisbach, P,onson & Stewart's Sub., lots 1 and 2640 July 11—Theo. Altman, Mineral Lot 35 70 July 11—Louis Morris, Rowan's .do., lot 1 40 July 12 --Hayes & Gehrig, City Lot 596 2 20 July 12—Mrs. Crotty. City, M. 1-3 lot 556 40 July 11—Wm. Hintrager, City, E 1-4, S. 1-3, lot 556 40 July 12—iMa3fr. Barry, City, S. 2-3, lot 554 1 90 July 13—Dubuque Brewing & Malting Co., City, S. 21.6 ft., lot 1 40 Jul,: 13—A. L. Rhomberg, Levi's Auld., lot 8 40 July 2—Jno. L. Buettell Est, Nairn's Add.. lots 12-13-14 1 90 July 2—C. H. Eighmey, Sub. 2 of 8 of Min. Lot 179, S. 1-2. lot 11 00 July 2—A. J. Van Duzee, O'Neill's Sub. No. 2, lots 23-24 1 00 July 2—Emma White, Finley Home Add., lot 16 70 July 2—E. A. Engler, Finley Home Add.. lots 10-11 1 00 July 2—Minnie and M. A. Kern - ler. Newbery & Hale's Sub„ lots 9 to 13 2 50 July 2 --Leathers & Trewin, New- bery & Hale's Sub., lots 14-151 60 July 2—Catholic Univ. of Wash- ington et al, Kelly's Sub. 1 and 2 and Mobley's Dubuque, lots 6-7 July 2—Jno. Harris Est., Sub. 9, Collins' Sub„ lot 2 40 July 2—Geo. Salot, Sub. 39, Kelly's Stlb., lot 1 July 2—H. C. Kiesel & Wm Coates, S. M. Langworthy's Add.. lots 39 to 421 15 July 6—Wm. Lawther, S, M. Langworthy's Add„ lot 13 . 55 July 6—Jac. Zangmeister, S. M Langworthy's Add„ lot 14 55 1 15 85 1 45 70 85 1 30 40 T.;tngwort hy's Nub.. lots 1-2 . 1 15 85 70 1 15 1 90 1 90 40 2 65 1 15 July 6—Root. & Jno. Lee, S. M. L ngwortl,y's Add., lots 1-2 55 July 6—A. J. Van Duzee, Wilson's Sub., S. S9 ft., lot 41 55 June 26—D. A. Gehrig, West's Add., lot 13 115 ,Tune 26—Schneider & Kleih, Sub 5 and 7 and W. 7.1 ft. 9, Wick's Sub.. N. B. 40 ft., lot 1 70 .Juno 26 \1. M. Hoffman, E. Lang - worthy's Add., lot 18 85 June :10—Chas. Heinze, L. H. Langworthy's Add., lot 147 1 60 June In —Ada L. Collier, Sub. Min Lot :122. lot 10 2 50 June 30—Leathers & Trewin. MeCraney's 1st Add., lots 77-78. 1 00 July 1-11. M. Kunz. MoCraney's 1st Add.. lot 86 1 00 July 1—R. M. Kunz. MoCraney's lst Add.. lot 82 70 .Tilly 1—Francisca Wagner. Sub. 87-88. L. H. Langworthy's Add., lot 3 55 .Tule 1—Deming & "Mosel, Sub. \fin. Lot 466, lot 2 1 45 July 1—P,homberg & Mouser. Da- vis Farm Add., lot 225 70 July 17—W. S. Wright. Stafford's Farm .Add., N. 1-2, lot 63 70 .Tule 17—.Jos. H. Hanover. Marsh's Farm :\rr.. B. i00 ft.. lot 471 00 July 17—Mary A. Walsh. Ham's Fat•n, Add., E. 1nn ft.. lot 471 00 July 17--M. D. (loux. MoCraney's 1st Add.. lot 69 1 00 July 1S—F. M. Robinson Est„ TTam's Add.. lots 435 to 438 1 00 July 1S—Dan Sauer, McCraney's 1st Add.. lot 45 70 July 18 --Dora Altman, Dunn's Sub.. lot 11 65 July 1S—Kieno & Altman, Dunn's Sub., lot 12 65 Jnr:e 30—Kiene & Meyer. Elm St. Sub.. lots 1-2 70 ,Tune 10—Helen M. Sauer, Mc- Craney's 1st Add.. lot 48 70 Aug. 4—The Cushing -McFadden Co.. Cushing's Sub., lots S to 13. 1 00 Aug. 9—Carr. Ryder & Adams, Morgan's Sub., lots 1-12 1 75 Acus. 9—Geo. A. Hancock. Sub. 18-19-20. Fairview Sub.. W. 1-2, lot 1 55 Aug. 9—B. F. Richardson, Mor- gan's Sub., lot 10 40 Aug. 9—Jno. T. Hancock Est, Sub. Min. Lot 158, lot 6 1 00 Aug. 9—Julia D. Rhomherg, Guernsey & Langworthy's Sub., lots 7-8 55 Aug. 9—Julia D. Rhomherg, Lois Add., lot 8 40 Aug. 9—Peter Eishach, Ronson & Stewart's Sub., lot 26 25 Aug. 9—Marg. Law•han, Sub. City 601. lot 4 55 Aug. 9—Mary A. Langworthy, Langworthy Ave. Add., lots 4- :,-6 35 Aug. 9—Julia D, Rhomberg, Sub. 1 and 2 of Min. Lot 62 and Pt. Min. Lot 149, lot la 40 Total $96 60 9-27-3t. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE. To All Who Are Named Below: You are hereby notified that in ac- cordance with an ordinance of the City of Dubuque for repairing sidewalks Official Noticos. ,;nring tic ninth of August, 1905, that a i.il NSSI.SSInellt 1114 IX] Si' IhclIt'td. :It the regular of the city .,11.1111•11 1115111 III 1411 s ;11111 Ii: 'i if 1;11111 1111 Said 1111- pri,V0111,111 11 \\ 11141 by being sub- ii•ot to such spool:II assessineut. And Noll aro Iii It aplicar at 5;1 111 1111.1.101g /if 1 1-i• '1111114.11 10 110 held 4111 110 Slit day of oolobor. A. D., 1905, and show cause, if :illy YiU 1111v,, why said ,iii-essintint should ma owner. Dvscrildion. Total Cost Aug 1—.M. D. Iloux, E. Lang - worthy's Add., lot 51 S 60 Aug. 1—Math. Riede, Glendale, lot 1 75 Aug. 3—M. A. Brown, Krayer's Sub.. lot 2 4(1 Aug. and Edw. Langworthy Est., Illendalii All,, lot 213 40 Aug. 3 ---John Dthlgor, Boulevard Add.. but 2 15 Aug. 3—Mariam Stokley, Sub. City 738, lot 9 1 35 Aug. 3—Al. Alatthews, Sub. City 738, lot 6 60 Aug. 3—Jas. Levi, Davis Farm Add., lot '238 65 Aug. 5—Ellen O'Halloran, Finley's Add., lot 14 25 Aug. 5 --Watters & Dennis, Sub. 3 of 720, City, lot 6 45 Aug. 8—Anton Meyer. Davis Farm Add., lot 254 50 Aug. S—Wm. McClain, Hoskins' Sub., lot 5 45 Aug. 8 --Mary McLaughlin, Sub. 810, A. McDaniels' Sub., lot 2SO Aug. 8—Jos, Pecker, Woodlawn Park, lot 151 ...... eQ Aug. S—The St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, Sub. Min. Lot 66, lot 2. 1 15 Aug. 9—M. D. Goux, E. Lang - worthy's Add., lot 51 60 Aug. 10—Marg. Hoerner, Cook's Add., lot 22 Aug. 11—Wm. Bray, City S 1-2, lot 164a Aug. 12-11. and Edw. Langworthy Est., Glendale Add., lots 246-247. 90 Aug. 14—Henrietta coates Cummins' Sub., lot S 75 45 Aug. 15—Matilda Specht, Marsh's Add., lot 41 Aug. 15—Phil Pier, East Dubuque Add.,lot 281 Aug. 16—Mrs. Sidney Saul, Saul's Sub., lots 1-2 Aug. 16—F. N. Schroeder, Sub Min. Lot 158, W 1-2 lot 1 Aug. 16—G. M. Orvis, Sub. 1, Quigley'a Sub., lot 1 Aug. 16—Helen Wright, Mt. Pleas- ant Add., lot 2 Aug. 16—Winona Land Co., City lot 564 Aug. 16—Buel & Loetscher, Loet- scher & Trueb's Sub., lot 13 Aug, 16—F. N. Schroeder, Sub. 2, Min. Lot 158, lot 2 Aug. 17—J & E. Tibey, Sub. 3, Min Lot 63, lot 1 Aug. 17—Jas. E. McClain, Subs. 14 and 15, Bush's Sub., lot 2 Aug. 18—D. C. Phillips, Sub. 2 of 1 of City 653, lot 1 Aug. 19—Thos. Watters, Watters' Sub., lot 6. Aug. 19—T. J. Levan, Cummins' Sub., lot 7 Aug. 21—Jas. Levi, Davis Farm 45 35 60 1 00 75 55 1 15 50 35 55 1 05 75 65 40 55 Add.. 1.0 •ii.s Aug. rui•soli, L. H 1.111g,\ ‘,1111y.,. .Ndd 1,1 23a Aug. 2- Rhomlierg cv Mouser, Da- vis Cam; Add, lot 225 Aug. 7 John Trexler, Woodlawn Pail:. lid. 2111 Aug. 7 Allis. Sidnoy Saul. Saul's Suit., Iii1 Aug. 7 .1. 1, 7uju vu -r, Sul -s 76 and 77, loin All., lilt " Aug. 7 --\V. S. Donn's, sub. 3 of 72, I'll y lot s 1-2 Aug. s \V, cox, cox's All, lot 5 Aug. 16—Jut Bradsi roe, s' 1,. Ituettell Est., Add.. lot 1 Aug. 19 s S. Mi' - Daniels' suit.. D., 77.6 ft.. lid S12 Aug, 21--W. J. & I. Cot' ricll's Sub.. lot 44 Aug. 21- Julin Det•ry, Sub. Alin Lii 21, 1,,t 'Is Aug. 22 -L. II. La ngwor:hy. Por- ter's Add., lot 11 Aug. 22- Paul Schlenker, Dunn's Sub., let 1, Aug. 2:1 cilohdale Add., lot 1 Aug. 23- -11. and Edw. Langworthy Est.. Illondale Add., lots 2.19-270. Aug. 2-1 i11'1unil l'ru shy, college, sill, city 175. ha 7 Aug. 2-1 Walos, Prospect Hill Add.. hit 9; ,-Aug, 24---cirandview VC. M. E. church, 1-hicho's Sub. 19 and Sub. C20, lot Aug. 24 --Eliza It, Hall, Reche's Sub. Jul 4 Aug. 21--c. Push, Cox's AWL 101.: 7`...-711 Aug. 27,—J:ts. ..‘1,(1r:t11,, cox's Add., lot 115 Aug. 25—E. L. Clark, L. Ii. Lang - worthy's Sub., lot •;•; Aug. 25—Enima Alden, A. Mc - Daniels' Sub., lot 7112 Aug. 26—A. \V. Kemler Est., Mc- Coy's Sub., hit 1 Aug. 26—Jos. P. Earley, Prospect Hill Add., lot 1 Aug. 20 --John H. Luz, Sub. City 724, let 12 Aug.. 26 -It. Bennett, Jr., Sub. City 724, Its 7 and 10 Aug. 11; -John J. Keane, City lot Aug. 21—Henry Nictie, Columbia Sub lot 1 75 Aug. 27 Francis Jaeger, Jaeger's Sub., lot. 4 50 Aug. 27 I f•iiry Riker, Farley's sublit i4 1 30 Aug. It - -Jos. Herod, W. 100 ft. of Min Lot 184 45 Aug. s--11cinry Kiene, Columbia Sub., lots 2-3 1 85 Aug. 28—J. J. Dunn, Kelly's Sub. 1-2 lot 33. 50 Aug. 28-1. Plamondon, Union Add.. lot 52 75 Aug. 28—Mrs. B. Keogh, Sub. 32, Wilson's Sub., lot 1 1 40 Aug. 28—Pat Enright, Union Add, E. 44 ft. lot 8 50 Aug. 28—Thos. Meehan, Sub. 132, Union Add., lot 2 40 Aug. 28—John J. Keane, City lots 697-726 5 10 Aug. 29—Geo. Salot, Sub. 39, Kelly's Sub., lot 1 35 Aug. 30 --Marg, Lowborn, Sub. 601 195 55 75 lu 60 50 70 60 55 35 20 90 75 45 40 00 20 1 45 85 1 00 1 55 1. 35 55 55 75 40 60 1 00 75 90 196 Official Notices. city Ii 1. 1 20 Aug. 30 Anna M. Bush, City N. 2-:; lot 197; 1 45 Aug. 21 Martin Sullivan Est, Saul's Soli., lot 4 70 Aug. 27—W, (1. Cox, Sub. Min. Lot 90, lot. 2 35 Total $62 05 C. F. ARENDT, Moine bank. :is ;i guarantee Hutt a ;1,1,1 will lii entered into it' awarded. The City resents the right to reje; • any ;toil an bids. Dated .it Dubuque, Sept. 26. 1907,. C, F. ARENDT, 9-27-41. Ci t y Recorder. City Recorder. LIST (IF CITY WARRANTS. LIST DP CIT1' \VAIIIIANTS. 4.11YFt' tilt's I isi. 1907i. Tti 11layor and City Council of Dubuque: gentlemen: The following is a com- Piele list of all oh 'tints issued on the various funds hy me during the month of .Ittly, Ext is 82.255.9 - First I Het 1,250.18 Si olid District 1,281.31 Third District Fire 079.17 Sewerage Ills. 25 Printing 148.02 Engineer 21,1.20 Street Lighting 2,;7.35 -Interest 673.72 Board of Health Library 430,;•; Bee Branch—Millville 41,14.1•• Bee Itranch—\Vashingtim Street 1.7970::; Special Bonded Assessinent :;19.50 Loan 0 mu.; 0 1\l'ount C'arniel .Avenue Grading. 7.9:; Repairing Slit, lit I \ ' (1 I ti IT Street Extension Wall7,38.0"; Fifth \Varil Engine House 1.421,:u 'tooth Street Sewer I hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct list if till issued by lilt MI \•;100115 1.111111S .1111.111g the 111011th I 1111-. C. F. AIZENDT, -30-1t City Recorder. NI irr I C E 'ft I SENVElt CONTIL\(:'..1.01t.S. ii iiii;iietIs will be received it the ;,tii,•.• a the City Recor,ler until 7:30 iel; p. in. l'hursday, tictobe;- :,th. 1907., for the construction of a 10 - inch Tile ripe San'tary Sewer in Si reel opposite Afty biqweett Ithontherg and gar:tell avenues to the evnter of Garfield aye - :tile. accordance with plans p. it, prepared by the City 1•;tigii.cer aoil now On tile in the office of the City Reeorder. It is estimated by the City Engineer that it will 1•1'11111rt` 180 lineal feet of 10-itt 'Ii 'rile l'iDe and 1 manhole, The ‘vork to lie fluid for \\Then gild work is iainitilited :mil accepted by the City council, the sante to be completed 011 1/1.1.11re the 1st day of November, 11107i. -Bidders must state price per lineei foot for 'rile Pipe. and each manhole. All lads must he in•corinianied by it eer- t clii-ek for 57,0,00 ;;;; . .. City 1ZIVI.rder•s ()Ince. Dulnique. lit., Sept. 1st, 1905. To the Honorable Mayor and City council of Dubuque: ;1•ntlement: The following is ti com- plete list of all warrants issued on the various funds by me ;luring the month iq August, 1905: Expense 12,7;48.17; 1:o:id—First District I.N71.90 Second District 1 677,511 Third District i•i12.25 Fire 1.121.80 Pollb•i• 2.172853 :300 Sewerage 4 Printing 2 Engineer 2111341S11 !;5 Street Lighting 2,1167,35 1 Interest ,767,52 ;",37.60 -Board of Health lice Branch—Millville Road102.90 'Bee Branch—Washingtcn St 2.194.90 Judgment 1.1100,47 Mount Carnu•I Avenue grading Sidewalk I:co:tiring Sue, lid Fa ad 5,21 Puff Stool EX enSifia Loan Libra rY 447.41 hereby ••ertify that the foregiihr_t is tt iii ........I list of all warrants issued by me I ii various funds during the 000th of August, 1905. 9-"5-1t C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed 10'01)0501s will be received t't the office of the city Recorder up to 7 tel uk p. m., Sept. 21st, 1907,, for the construction of a stone sewer in Cooler ereek between I'eilar Street and Syr:I-, more Street, south from end of present sewer, also grading for an open ditch, in accordance with plans and sOecifle;i- lions proposed by the City Engini:er and now ill file in the office of the City It is estimitteil by the City Engineer that it will require 240 cubic yards of masonary and 7.00 culiii• yards of grad- ing Ill open ditch. Itidders will state the price pi i• ruble yard for masonry and the Astec per cubic yard for grad- ing. All bids must be accompanied by a certified check for $50.00 on some Du- buque bank, as a guarantee that a contract will 10. entered into if award- ed, The y reserves the right to re- ject any and all bids. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. 111ricia1 "oti('''s. OFFICIAL ll'I.\l, l'1'Ill.Ii'.\'I'le t\. AN (tltI1\:\\t'i: requiring the Chieat.to Oreat \\'estern Itailvvay Company to reconstruct the - Viaduct on Peru ltoad over and across the tracks of said Chicago (1reIll AV"est- ern itail\v:ty Company. \\"herens, the Viaduct :it present coo- Sti'ucted on I'ern frond over and across the tl'ae•lcs of the Chicago GI eat \\'eslt•rn itaii\vay Company hits become old, worn out anti unsafe for public travel. :nil 'whereas, it is deem- ed necessary for the safely and pro- tection it' the Itttltl'ie that said \'i:uiuct leading over the Chicago (1re:11 AV'esl- ern I1 1\vin• tracks on Peru Itoacl he reconstructed Therefore be it nrd:tined by the City ('otncil of the City of 1/n1 -acme: Section 1. That the Chicago Great Western It:tiiany Chill uuly lc, and is hereby ordered, directed and required to rehuitd :tnel reconstruct the Viaduct leading over and across the tracks of said itaiivc:ie Company on Peril Road in the City of• Dultutlue. Section 2. That said Railway Com Pliny be required to complete the re- construction of s:lid Cinduct vt'ilhin 3n days frons Iii' time this Orcin:ince and the flans and Specifications for said 'Viaduct shall have been served upon Vatic Company. Section :!. That the City -Engineer lie and is hereby directed to prepare Plans and Specifications for the reconstt'uc- tiotl of s:lief Viaduct. and that ;is soon as the saute have been prepared and approved by the ('icy Connell, that thr same be stowed upon the Chicago Great Western 11:lilvvay Compaay together vwith this (trdin:tI tee. Section -I. This In'dinaitee shall lie in force and take effect after its pass- age and publication one time in the 1tnitu ,ue 'laity Iilobe-.Journal. the of- ficial ne',vsitaper of the City of Du- buque. lova. Adopted Aug. 17th, 11105. Approved Aug. 22nd. 1!213, C. I I . I :I : t tG, Attest: \btyor. C. F. :\IU:\1)T. City I:ecorde•r. I'ublishe•d officially in the Evening Glial,--Jouro:Il. C. F. .\ItI:\lt'I'. S -;(t -1t. (lily [teem -del'. OFF 1('I.\1, PI'I:L11':\'TIn\. \\ nitttiN.\`,CI:• An Ordinance establishing litishiit. a Made 011 Seventeenth Street from the east line of Clay Street to the alley between Pine Sireel and \inlde Street. Be it nrd:dne.Il by the City Council of the City of 1hlbttelite, Seven - t 1. T11:11.a grade on tee-nt11 Street from the east line of ('lay Street to the alley between J'ine Sheet and :Alaplo Stnt'I. ill the City of Dubuque. Town, lie, and is hereby by es- tablished and adopted le'l :1s 197 black line on tile profile of said 11 itt and grade prepared by the Cily Engi- neer, Janis li. Royce, :Ind tiled in his office tinder date of .\ugust 17. 1!tlt,, he - in nnnlb. re,l 7'1 2, ;incl nl:nkt.d, ''Pro- file of Seventeenth Str eei I'ronl e,ist line or l'i l SUreel in the• nlle•y bet\tee•tt rine and Jlaple Street, H, 'Al., on door- sill (north end) of church southeast nrne r of Seventeenth and .lacksou SI 1 .•els, elevation 2 2.7 1 ,.' Said grade beginning, at the east lint• of Clay Street. tchich is station n.0. Elevation ":;.1: tliein•e In station 1 -lo. center of alley, 1'aecntion _`.;: Ihence to station " -21, center of \V'hate Street, Elevation -'.11: thence to Scallion .e- -94. center of alley, Tall vation. 23.9: thence In statim, -::1;, eelllel' of .1:it'list in Sheet, Elevation 21.5: thence to sta- tion It -7s, center of ;cloy. Ett'vation 21.1 tutu to station 5- -'n, center of \\'nsllin tot: Street, Elevation 211.2; I he'aee to slat -62, i'i'tut et• of Iea. Iaev'alioll 20,23: thence• to si:ltion 11- -lt, et•ntor of Ella Sti t -i, 1':let h lu ll 20.e: thence to station 12 - r of Pine Street, l:le•v:ttton 19.7'': thence• to station 15- -;n, center of alley, Eleva- tion 19.2, Section 2. Tills Ordinance to he force and t;Ike effect front and after its It:Iss:l t' by the City Council and its pt1111h-llion one time in the Du- bugtle 1)11 ly Globi• -Journal neivspaper. A(lopl^d .‘ug. 17th. 1003. Approved Aug. _'n.l. C. Il. I:1: Rt Attest: \Iayor. C. F. :\It1:N11'1', City Itecorder. Published otticially ill the I':t''nitl_ Globe -Journal. .\ lig. "0111, 1pn3. C. E. :\ I t I:\ I I'1'• S -3n-11. ('i15' I:ecord.•r, Ni)'1'1('E ()P''1'111:1'I'I'1" 1'111"\CIt,'S I\'1'I:\• 'I'lnV 'I'(l CltAS'I'Itll'I' .SN s -INCH 1'11.11 I'II'1': S.\ \I'1'.\1:\" SI':\\"1:1: IN \\' KST L( ill "S'1 S'1' I : I':1:'1', :v'1' '1' 1111 I\'I'1':itsl:l'TIU\ (IT' l'\I(IN A\'11 - \t'1':, \\"I:S'I'EI11,Y i\ 1'\111\ .\\'K - I"1': 'I'II :\I.'I':\ VISTA S'I'Itt•:1':•I'. 51 11 "1'1 1 1:1:1.1" IN .\ 1 .'I'.\ \' I S'I'.\ S'I' I : I-: I':'I' '1'I i TI I 1,1 1' I': \'1' 1': I : I ITS l:Irl\.\ S'I•I:l:l:'l'. 55'Itom It \1:1) 1'n11 mid ,:11.11 of It ou :t 'i' hereby no - ',Hied that ti is the intention of tile. city Connell of the• City of Ilithnllue o construct all s -inch tile oils- sani- tary S'\ver in \\'est Locus( Sttcet, at the int' rser'tiou of Inion .\venot' iv, St- erly ill I"ilion Avenue to Alio \•i.oa, Street, Ill -nue southerly ill Alta Vista Sheet to the center of Edina SI reel. '1'hnt iI plat and specification of said proposed setwe r is no\v on file in the ufflce of the ('ity I:eeot'tler. It is estimated by the ('icy Engineer that it will tecluire 2,5141 iilienI feel of inch tile pile \with lu manholes :Inti 198 Official Notices. will cost the abutting property OWIlerS $2,250. Any persons having objection to the constructiot, of said sanitary sewer are hereby notified to appear before the City Council at its regular session Sept. 2Ist. or to file in writing with the City [teem,ler their objections on or before Sept. 21st, 1905. Dated at Dulitique. Sept. lith, 1905. C. I'. ARENDT, city Recorder. 9-11-3t NoTICE. OF '1'11E, Cri'Y CoENc11;;•1 INTEN- TioN CoNSTIZEt"I' A SANI- TARY SEWER IN KNIEST STREI•YI ElloAl PRESENT IANI-1(11.1.: (0'- 1 1(1SITE ALLEY IIETWEEN 1 1-11 t:\1- 1 1E11(1 AND (1.1,1 1FIEL1) AVENUES 1.1) THE CENTIlt OF GARFIELD A V EN E. To Whom It May Concern: You and each of you are hereby noti- fied that it is the intention of the City Council to eonstruct an N-iiich tile pipe sanitary sewer in kitiest Street from the present manhole opposite alley be- tween Ithoinlwrg 111(1 Garfield avenues to the center of Garfield avenue. That a plot :Ind stii.cilleations of said proposed sewer is now on tile in the office of thi City Reorder. It is estimattil hy the City Engineer that it will require 1111 foot of 8 -inch 111 ine with one (1) Im1nho1e, alai will eost the abutting property owners $1:1,1.00 in total. Any ocrson having objections to the eolisiiiietion of said sanitary sewer arc hereby notified to appear berm., the city Council at its regular session Sept. 21st. 19111, or to tile in writing with the city lIecordor their objections on or before Sept. 21st, 1901. Dated at Duhuque. Sept. llth, 1905. c. F. A RENDT. 9-11-31 City Recorder. NoTicE ()F SPECIAL ASSESSMENT. Notice is hereby given to all con- cerned that a Special .Assessment will be levied to pay for Improving the Alley lwtween Rhornberg and Lincoln Avenues. from Middle Avenue to Feng - ler Aveitue. O'Farrell, McNamara & y, contractors. Amount of special assessment, $303.93, against the abuttingproperty owners, upon and along said Alley. as provided by law. at a session of the City Coun- cil to be held Sept. 21st. 1905. And that there is a plat and schedule on file in the office of the City Recorder of said City of Dubuque, showing the alley on which said improvement has been constructed, and the separate lots and parcels of ground :Ind specified por- tions thereof subject to ftssessment 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 in- spection. .And that any :mil all persons object- ing: to said special iissessinent if sail 1,1:1t imist 111, his or their ,,,,Joytion itt writing with the city IPtIt of said City of Dubuque on 0r before situs sos.. shin of the ('it y Coaticil to lie held Sl•111. 21st. 1911:, or to tiiiiear :it said stssion of the Council to show 1•ZI115e.11 y you have. why said assessment should not he ievied, 'Dated :11 Dubuque. Sept. llth, 1901. C. F. Al ZEN! 171', 9-11-21. Cit• 1:iicorder. (IF SPECIAL ASSE'SS:11 ENT, Notiee is liereli• given to nil con- cerned that a Special AsQessinent ill he levied 111 I);iy for the construction 111 s -i11111 tilo pipe s:11,i1:iry sower 111 C01.11(.0Avttue from Sanford Street to Street. Street. Steuek & lItlti. Contractors. Amount of special assessment. $-170.0S, against the abutting- proporty upon and along said suWer, as provided by law, :11 1 session of the City Connell to he lipid Sept. 21st. 1901. And that there is a plat and schedule on file in the office of the City 1Zecorder of said City of Dubuque. showing 111 streets, 01. parts thereof, 111 which said sewer has been constructed, and the separate lots and parcels of ground and specified portions thereof subject to as- sessment of such improvement. the 11;1105 of 111. oYHers :15 I:11' :IS :111(i till. :111100111 to be assessed against each lot or parcel of ground, which plai an,: schedule is subject to public inspection. .And that Inc::Ind all ilerS4,11S ohjeet- Mg to said sia Hal assessment sH(1 plat must filo his or their objection in Writil.g With the City Recorder of said City of Dubuque or nefore said ses- siqn of the City C'ouncil to be held sept 21st, 1901, or to appear :It said session of the Council to show if any you 11 1, why said assessment should not he levied. 11:11«1 al Dulinque. Sept. 11th. 1905. F. A RENDI'. 9-11-3t. City Ileeorder. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the City Recorder until 7:30 o'clock p. m. Thursday, Sept. 21, 1905, for the improvement of Dillon Street, from Grandview Avenue to the northern terminus of said Dillon Street in accordance with plans and specifi- cations now on file in the office of the City Recorder. It is estimated by the City Engineer that it will require new curbstone set 1,284 feet. Guttering, 592 square yards. Macadamizing, 1,575 square yards. Filling, 2,180 cubic yards. Cutting, 1,828 cubic yards. The work to be completed on or be- fore the 1st day of December, 1905, and shall be paid for when said work is Official Notices. completed and accepted by the City Council. The proposals for doing the work will be acted upon by the City Coun- cil the 21st day of September, 1905. Bidders must state price per lineal foot for new curbing set ;Hui the price per square yard for guttering and macadamizing. also price per souare yard for grading. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check for 550.00 on some Du- buque batik n; a t_ruarantee that a contract will be entered into if awn rded. The City Council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Dated at Dubuque. Sept. 11th. 1:16 C. F. A1:ENIt•i', 9-11-3t City Re, order. NOTIt'I: OF THE CITY COl•NcIL'ti INTEN- TION TO MPR( )VE SEVEN- TEENTH STREET. Fit( )M TI --IP: EAST LOT LiNE op Cf.:\v STREET TO THE \VEST Ct'itr LINE OF J.\CKS(IN STREET. To Whom it May Con( (''n: You and each of you ale hereby no- tified that it I.: the intention of the City Council of the City oi' Dubuque to improve Seventeenth Street, from the east lot line of flay Street to the west curb line of Jackson Street. That the pt 1 and specifications of said prposed improvement rovement is now on file in the ot'i ' of the City Recorder. It is estimated by the City Engineer that said improvement will require 2,507 square yards of brick pavement and concrete foundation, making a to- tal estimated cost to the abutting property owners of $4,136.55. Any person having objection to said improvement is hereby notified to ap- pear before the City council at its reg- ular session to be held Sept. 21, or to file with the City Recorder their ob- jections in writing oil or before Sept. 21, 1905. Sept. 11th. 1905. Dated at Dubuque. C. F. ARENDT, 9-11-3t City Recorder. NOTICE TO JEWELERS. Sealed proposals will be received at Oct my office up to 7:30 o'clock .m. and l,th, 1905, for repairing.cleaning oiling the Town Clock, also taking care oPBiidders must state clock pricefor and said ne cleaning and oiling and fur- nishing all material, also the price per year for taking care of anu furnish- ing all material that may be required to orderPforaione year clock ifrom complete'etrunning 1st, 1905, to Oct. 1st. 1906. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. 9-27-5t 199 NoTicE. To Whom It May Concern: Notice is hereby given of the Coun- cil's intention to vacate Huff Street from the South Line of 1 -railroad Ave- nue to the South Line of the Dubuque Harbor Co's. Addition. Also the Alley between Huff and Salina Streets from the South line of Railroad Avenue to tho south line of the Dubuque Harbor Co's. addition, and that an Ordinance providing for said vacation has been submitted to the City Council of the ('ity of Dubuque ;tt its last regular ses- sion. Said Ordinance will be i(assed at a regular session of the Coun( ii sifter ten days' publication of this Not iee, Dated at Dubuque, Sent. I1th. 191t5. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder of the c'iiV of i(nburiue. 9-11-10t. 1 Regular Session October 5, 1905. 201 CITY COUNCIL. Regular Session, t n•tot er 5th• Do:,. (official) Council met at 8:30 o'clock 1'. M. Mayor Berg in the chair. Present—Aids. CI:1m.y, Corrance, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—Aid. Frith. Aid. Currance moved that the Council proceedings for the month of Septent- her be approved as printed. Carried BILLS. The following bills were ordered paid: Key City Gas Co., gas for various departments 100X 30 Iowa Telephone Co.. telephone service for various departments 41 27 W. Singrin, pine wood, City Hall 6 00 G. B. Grosvenor, stationery and supplies for various depart- ments Eichhorn & Bechtel, supplies, City Hall and Fire department 6 15 J. Biaser, repairing City Hall scales 73 00 Builders' Supply Co., Lumber for First ward scales 34 03 Key City Iron Works, repairs for First ward scales 2 75 J. Ernsdorff Iron Co., hardware for First ward scales 58 Telegraph -Herald. Finance re- ports 63 20 Telegraph -Herald, abstract, case of Schnee vs. City 101 00 Telegraph -Herald, blank station- ery 5 25 J. P. Buechele & Co., taking care of town clock from June 1st, 1904, to Oct. 1st, 1905 166 60 G. Holl, sharpening lawn mowers and repairs for Fire department 2 10 Key City Gas Co., removing lamp posts G. W. I-Iealey & Son, new tools for Road department 4 10 Linehan & Molo, cement for Road department ........... 2 63 P. J. Seippel Lumber Co., lumber for Road department 3 25 P. Heller, horse shoeing for Road department 1 50 G. Lear, horse shoeing for load department Kassler & Cahn, iron rails for Road department F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Road department Jno. Duggan, repairs for Road Department Standard Oil Co., oil and grease for steam roller Dub. Rubber & Belting Co., hose and couplings for steam roller. Fischer & Co., coal for steam roller F. Burns, coal for steam b rollerAustin Western Co., e for street sweetie,' ..... • • ' ....... ' 7 95 5 60 2 00 1 50 1 90 9 15 4 08 7 50 44 75 36 45 27 30 Key City tins Co.. coal and coke fur fire ),'pa 11111(.41i lic'y t'it>' gas :u'cs fir Fire Dept L, J. Scl,nti!I, hardware for Fire Department L. Lindenhu•rg, hardware for Fire and Sidewalk Departments Wunderlich & \\'iederholl. horse shooing for Fire Department G. Lear horse shooing for Fico Department 1'ullenil'cider & Heim. ho!se- shnoin' for F!rt! Department .• callings & PElffncr, horse shoe- ing Fin. Fire 1)' :1rlmc•ut I'. Boller. horse shoeing for Vire Department T. H, Clark, drugs and supplies for Fire i)epartnient Dub. nil 'Tank Line, oil for Fire De l a rt stent Star Iaectr•ie ('o.. siPplies for Fire Department Cart', Ryder Adams ('o., lumber for Fire Department Thus. Fane hay for Fire De- partment Dub. Rubber & Belting Co., hose and couplings for Fire Depart- 11 75 ment J. Simones Co., blankets for Fire ] 7 00 Department Ellwanger Bros. 1 set new har- ness anti repairing harness for 51 10 Fire D,'p.crtmeth Dub. Bedding Co.. mattresses for 9 00 Fire Department Jos. J. Row; 1 . comforters for 11 _':c Fire Departmentfire alarm Geo. P. Rose, repairing In 00 boxes T. Connolly Est., 1 new combina- tion chemical engine and hose wagon for No. 6 Engine House.1400 00 Linehan & Molo, supplies for Fire Department power for Union Electric Co., fire alarm system F. P. Hayes, board of Prisoners for September Collings & Pfiffner, horse shoeing 12 25 patrol team ......' Ellwanget• Bros., repairing' ' 2 75 har- ness patrol team ........... T. F. Kane, oats delivered at 2" 55 Eic•hhnrn & B r 1 at.rol houses c htel. supplies for Matron Department .......... ]. 45 F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Sewer and Sprinkling Itent s.... Fmith-Morgan Prtg, Co., cc'eekl and monthly pamidllc•ts jar September •""'......,rioting C:lobe-Journal, offic iai 1 fur September .................. Telegraph-I-ierald, official print- ..... ing fur :"..ert er!,her 'official Natlur;al Pernnkrat, 5 00 printing for Septernher• • • • • • .. Union Electric Co., arc lights for 2067 35 September ...... • . .....arbage T. E. Frith, removing g and dead animals during 40 i5 1 00 60 10 80 7 00 „ 25 ., 75 Ili 25 3 50 14 00 15 80 2 20 5 00 83 35 6 00 2 00 1 40 8 00 16 05 61 60 82 15 2U2 Regular Session October 5, 1905. month of September .. G. Bock, repairs for Sprinkling Dept Dub. Rubber and Belting Co, expansion rings for Sprinkling Dept, Builders' Supply Co., lumber for Sidewalk Dept Ott, Meuser & Co., lumber for Sidewalk Dept P. J. Seippel Lumber Co., lumber for Sidewalk Dept 32 65 O'Farrell & Co., grading Grace 391 00 389 sum of $50.00 as damages to his prop - 23 30 erty clone by the Iowa Telephone Co. while placing in their underground system near his property. On motion 113 was referred to the Committee of the Whole. 48 Petition of A. Vogel, claiming the 45 32 25 85 Street O'Farrell & Co., grading Pine Street O'Farrell & Co., lowering Bee Branch Sewer O'Farrell & Co., grading Bee Branch Sewer Eichhorn & Bechtel, broom for Bee Branch Sewer Street, Steuck & Linehan, final estimate constructing Sanitary Sewer in Eleventh Street Street, Steuck & Linehan, final estimate constructing Sanitary Sewer in Caledonia Street Street, Steuck & Linehan, final estimate constructing Sanitary Sewer in Collier Avenue 340 00 25 00 59 00 40 35 28 29 06 20 60 PETITIONS AND COMMUNICA- TIONS. Petition of Math. Ga ntenbein, claim- ing the sum of $300.00 as damages sus- tained by being thrown in an open ditch from his buggy near Fifth ave- nue. On motion, referred to the Com- mittee on Claims and City Attorney. Petition of Aug. Pfeffer read by Ald. Needham, :asking for an investigation relative to the purchase of horses for the Fire Department, was, on motion, referred to the Fire Committee, and they to report at the next meeting of the Council. Petition of A. Ney, asking that he be given an order to put in the Golden Metal Weather Strip in some of the city's buildings. was, on motion, re- ferred to the Committee on Public Grounds and Buildings. Petition of Emma J. and Wm. M. Hein, asking for the cancellation of the special assessment as levied against their lot corner West Fifth and Nevada Streets for the construc- tion of :a sanitary sewer in Nevada Street. On motion was referred to the Committee on Sewers, City Attor- ney :Hal City Engineer. Petition of P. Kenneally et al, ask- ing that the special assessment as levied for the construction of a new sidewalk along Grandview Avenue be- tween South Dodge Street and South- ern Avenue, be ordered canceled. On motion was referred to the Committee of the Whole. Petition of L. Prager & Co., asking that their assessment for 1904 on $9,000.00 merchandise be ordered can- celed. On motion was referred to the Committee of the Whole and City At- torney. Petition of the Iowa Telephone Co. relative to the taxation of their prop- erty in the city, was, on motion, re- ferred to the Board of Equalization, City Attorney and City Assessor. Petition of \V. Schultz et al, asking that a new sidewalk be ordered laid at the corner of Leibnitz and Clifford Streets. On motion was referred to the Sidewalk Inspector to report at the next meeting of the Council. REPORTS OF a)FFTCERS. City 'Treasurer Brinkman reported as follows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen : —Belo w you will find Statement of amounts advanced by me during the month of September, 1905, for which please order \Varrants drawn in my favor: Excavation Permits Redeemed$ 45 00 Interest paid on Warrants out- standing .. ... 980 Freight Charges 10 Postage Stamps 10 New York Exchange Itecording Instrument Freight Charges 87 10 00 25 50 2 18 $1048 90 Library Orders Paid $ 686 12 I also refunded old Warrants, for which please order new Loan Warrants drawn. Total amount of Warrants $5250 00 I also received money borrbw•ed from various parties, please order Loan War, rants drawn in their favor. Total amount of Warrants ....$12,000 00 Respectfully, H. BRINKMAN, Treasurer. On motion the report was received, and Warrants ordered drawn to pay the various amounts and the report re- ferred hack to the Committee on Fi- nance. City Auditor Hoffman reported as follows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Herewith find my report for the month of September, 1905, showing the Regular Session October 5, 1905. 2O receipts and disbursements for the mon! h: Cash on hand Sept. let. 19el..$ 9,842.71 l 1 l' C 1' I Receipts ft'otll all sources ....$27.916.99 'rata► $77,799.70 l)lSCl'11SlMI:N'1'S, Warrants redeemed $25.173.23 Coupons redeem ,,l 430.62 Water Works Bonds rcdecnled22.50 Total $'5.626.35 Cash on hand t let. 1st. 1905$12.177.71 The above cash balance includes the Improvement Pond Fund, improve- ment 13ond Interest Fund, and Library Fund balances. Also report that there is due the City Officers for the month of September, 1905, the sum of $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 credit' 1 to him: Regular Bond Conten is $144 .^,S Improvement Bond Coupons 2S6 24 \W41 ter Works Bond Coupons 22 10 $453 12 The fopnvving list shows the -\Ppt'o- pri;itions tool the :mount of \\'arr:ants drawn on each Fund since the begin- ning of the fiscal year beginning March 1st, 1905. to October 1st, 1905: Appropriation. Expended. Expense .. .... ....$40.000 $14,771.77 Road—First district . 16.000 10, 507.03 Road—Second district 20.300 12.717.6 1 Road—Third district. s.710 Fire 12.000 Police Sewerage .... .... -•.a(te Printing .... .... 2.1710 Engineer .... .. 2.100 Street Lighting .... .. 25.200 Interest .... ..... 41.100 Board of Health 4,500 Grading .... ..... 2.000 Bee Branch —Millville Road 3,000 Bee Branch—Washing- ton Street 6,000 Bee Branch—Fifteenth and Sixteenth Streets 1.400 Special Bonded Paving 2 000 Judgment .... .... 3,000 Special Bonded Debt and Interest 4,000 Mount Carmel Avenue Grading .... .... 1,000 Sidewalk Repairing 1,000 Special Sewer Fund1,000 Bluff Street Extension Wall .... 1,000 Fifth Ward Engine 19.:,27.77.1 l:t.n16.3'.t 51212 1,206.23 12,404.10 2,425.36 427.15 2,741.20 5,993.57 2,418.22 21.30 284.84 328.26 999.93 4,000 3,773.74 Booth Street Sewer.. 1,000 1.000.00 $266,650 Respectfully, F. B. HOFFMAN, Auditor. On notion the report was received and warrants ordered drawn to pay the City Officers, and the report re- ferred Incl: to the Committee on Fi- nance. Fire Chief Reinfried reported as fol- lows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen:—The following is the pay roll of the Fire Department for the month of August, 1205: Amount due Firemen $2421 65 Respectfully submitted, J. R. REINFRIED, l7hief, 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 Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen:—I herewith submit the Police report for the month of Sep- tember, 1905: Total ::•rests for the month 53 Residents arrested 26 Doors found open 18 Lodgers harbored 21 Defective lights 142 Meals furnished 7 Cost of food $ 1 40 Sheriff, dieting prisoners 3 75 Patrol calls 64 Miles traveled 103 Also pay roll for Policemen for the month of September, 1905: Amount due Policemen $1942 95 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 re- port 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 road districts during the last half of September, 1905: Amount due laborers on streets.$185e.65 ltespectfully 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, 1905: Amount due laborers on sewers..$177.00 Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Sewers. Also submit my pay roll for labor 204 Regular Session. October 5, 1905. grading Mt. Carmel Avenue during last half of September, 1905: Amount due laborers on Alt. Carmel Avenue 8215.35 Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Connnittcc on Streets. On motion the pay rolls on streets, sewers and Mt. Carmel Avenue were received and warrant, ordered drawn to pay the various amounts and the pay rolls referred back to the proper committees. City .Engineer Boyce reported as follows: To the Hon. Mayor and ('ity Council: Gentlemen:—Attached ph a se find statement of macadam measured to date. and the amount due for same: Total amount due $786.15 On motion warrants were ordered drawn to pay the various amounts. City Eleetrician Hipnman reported as follows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen:—I herewith submit my report of defective lights for the month of September, 1905. I find from the reports of the Police Department that the total hours that 142 lamps fail- ed to burn would equal 5 lamps for one month, or $27.00. 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 September the sum of $27.00. Geo. N. Rayniond, Sidewalk Inspec- tor, reported as follows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen:—In regard to the en- closed communication of Mrs. Ada L. Collier would report that the assess- ment on Lot 5, should have been Sub- division of Lots 2 and 3, Lot 11. Mrs. L. H. Lan_aorthy's Add., South Hill Street, and assessable to Mrs. Ada L. Collier and L. H. Langworthy, Trus- tees. Respectfully submitted, CEO. N, RAYMOND, Sidewalk Inspector. On motion the report was received and the Treasurer instructed to cor- rect said assessment as recommended. City Recorder Arendt presented and read the printed Notice certified to by the publishe: of the Council's intention to levy a Special Assessment for re- pairing sidewalks during the month of August, 1905. 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 A.ld. Corr lice offered the following: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque: That to pay for repairing sidewalks during August, 1905, 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 hereinaf- ter named, situate and owned, and for the several amounts set opposite each Lot or Parcel of Real Estate, as fol- lows: Owner. Description. Total Cost. Aug. 1—M. D. Goux, E. Lang - worthy's Add., lot 51 $ 60 Aug. 1—Math. Riede, Glendale Add., lot 1 75 Aug. 3—M. A. Brown, Krayer's Sub., lot 2 40 Aug. 3—R. & Edw. Langworthy Est., Glendale Add., lot 213 40 Aug. 3—John Olinger, Boulevard Add.. lot 2 55 Aug. 3—Mariam Stokley, Sub. City 738, lot 9 1 05 Aug. 3—Al. Matthews, Sub. City 738, lot 6 60 Aug. 3—Jas. Levi, Davis Farm Add., lot 238 65 Aug. 5—Ellen O'Halloran, Finley's Add., lot 14 35 Aug. 5—Watters & Dennis, Sub. 3 of 720, City, lot 6 45 Aug. 8—Anton Meyer, Davis Farm Add., lot 254 50 Aug. 8—Wm. McClain, Hoskins Sub., lot 5 45 Aug. S—Mary McLaughlin, Sub. 810, A. McDaniel's Sub., lot 280 Aug. 8—Jos. Fecker, Woodlawn Park, lot 151 50 Aug. 8—The St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, Sub. Min. Lot 66, lot 2. 1 15 Aug. 9—M. D. Goux, E. Lang - worthy's Add., lot 51 60 Aug. 10—Marg. Iloerner, Cook's Add., lot 22 75 Aug. 11—Wm. Bray, City S. >E, lot 164a 45 Aug. 12—R. & Edw. Langworthy Est., Glendale Add., lots 246-247. 90 Aug. 14—Henrietta Coates Kiesel, Cummins' Sub., lot 8 45 Aug. 15—Matilda Specht, Marsh's Add., lot 41 35 Aug. 15—Phil Pier, East Dubuque Add., lot 281 60 Aug. 16—Mrs. Sidney Saul, Saul's Sub., lots 1-2-3 1 00 Aug. 16--F. N. Schroeder, Sub. Min. Lot 158, W. lot 1 75 Aug. 16—G. M. Orvis, Sub. 1, Quig- ley's Sub., lot 1 55 Aug. 16—Helen Wright, Mt. Pleas- ant Add., lot 2 1 15 Aug. 16—Winona Land Co., city lot 564 50 Aug. 16—Buel & Loetscher, Loet- scher & Trueb's Sub., lot 1335 Aug. 16—F. N. Schroeder, Sub. 2, Min, Lot 168, lot 2 55 Aug. 17—J. & E. Tibey, Sub. 3, Min. Lot 63, lot 1 1 05 Aug. 17—Jas. E. McClain, Sub. 14 and 15, Bushe's Sub., lot 2 75 Aug. 18—D. C. Phillips, Sub. 2 of 1 of City 653, lot 1 65 Aug. 19—Thos. Watters, Watters' Sub., lot 6 40 Aug. 19—T. J. Levan, Cummin's Sub., lot 7 55 Aug. 21—Jas. Levi, Davis Farm Regular Session October 5, 1905. Add., lot 238 Aug. 10—W. U. Buesch, 'L. H Langworthy's Add., lot 23a . Aug. 3—Rhomberg & Meuser, Da- vis Farm Add., lot 225 Aug. 7—John Trexler, Woodlawn Park, lot 200 Aug. 7—Mrs. Sidney Saul's Sub, lot 1 Aug. 7-4. L. Meyer, Sub. 76 and 77, Union Add., lot 2 Aug. 7—W. S. Dennis, Sub. 3 or 60 720, City, lots 1-`L Aug. 8—W. G. Cox, Cox's Add, lot 555 Aug. 16—Jno. L. Inlet tell Est.,35 Bradstreet's Add., Int 1 Aug. 19—Agnes S. ltlake, A. Mc - Daniel's Sub., E. 27.6 ft.. `lot 13 30 Aug. 21—W. J. and W. G. 90 Corriell's Sub., lot 44 Aug. 21—John Deery. Sub. Min. Lot 39, lot 38 Aug. 23—L. H. Lang\yorthy, Por- 1 ter's Add., lot 13 45 Aug. 23—Paul Schlenker, Dunn's 40 Sub.. lot 8 Aug. 23—Math. Hiede, Glendale 1 O0 Add.. lot 1 •••""•" Aug. 23—R. and Edw. LangworthY Est., Glendale Add.. lots 249- 1 2n 270 .......................... Aug. 24—German Presby. College, 1 45 Sub.675. Wales. Prospect Aug.24—C. EE. 8 Hill Add., lot 26 Aug. 24—Grandview-Ave. 19M and Church. Reche's1 00 Sub. 20, lot 1 Aug. 24—Eliza R. Hall, Reche's 1 5, Sub.. lot 4 Aug. 24—C. T. Bush. Cox's Add, 1 lots 75-79 .... ............... Aug. 25—Jas. McGrath, Cox's G Add., lot 115 Aug. 25—E. L. Clark, L H. Langworthy's Sub., lot - Aug. 25—Emma Alden, A. Mc - Daniel's Sub., lot I76• ............ Aug. 26—A. W. emler Est., McCoy's Sub., lot 1............. 4 Aug. 26—Jos. P. Earley, Prospect 6 Hill Add.. lot 1.. .............. Atte. 26—John H. Luz. Sub. City 1 00 724, lot 12 ........ .... Aug. 26-11. Bennett, Jr., Sub. City 724, lots 7-19 .................... Aug. 26—John J. Keane, City Lot 607 ......... Aug. 21—Henry Kiene, Columbia ......... Sub.,lot 1. ...................... Aug.2 25—Francis Jaeger, Sub.. lot 4 ....' ' .... . Aug. 25—Henry Riker, Farley's Sub., lot 14 ..• • Aug. 26—Jas. Herod, W. 100 ft of Min. Lot 1.84...... h ...... Aug. 28—Henry Kiene, 1 Sub., lots 2-3 • .. Ana;. 9S—J. J. Dunn, Kelly's Sub., S. 1-2. lot 55 .....'. Aug. 25—T. Plamondon, Union Add.. lot 52 • • .........Sub. 3.. Aug. 2S—Mrs. B. Keogh. . 1 Wilson's Sub., lot 1 .. • • Aug. 28—Pat Enright, Union Add., E. 44 ft.. lot 5 . • Ang. 28—Thos. lote 2 an, Sub. 152. Union Add.....City lots Arg. ?8—John J. Keane. 697-726",Ana. 29—Geo. CalotSub. 39, Kel- ly's Sub., lot 1 ...h.p' Sub. .... Aug. 30—Marg. L.601, 85 75 35 60 50 70 e 0 0 1 75 90 75 60 30 5 45 55 50 75 40 50 City Lot 4 Aug. 30—Anna M. Bush, City, N 2-3, lot 1115 Aug. 21—Martin Sullivan Est, Sub., lot 4 Aug. 27—W. G. Cox, Sub. \Vin. Lot 90, lot 2 Total $62 05 Ald. ('orrux•e moved to adopt the Resolution. Carried by the following vote: Yeas --.\1,1. ("limey, Corranee, Lyons. Needham and Stumpf. Absent--Ald: Frith. 40 10 35 205 1 20 1 45 70 35 Jones, Cily Recorder Arendt also presented and real the printed Notice, certitied to by the publisher, of the Coun,•il's intention to levy a special assessment for cutting weeds during the months of ,lune and .1nly. 1905. Also a communication of Jos. H. Hanover, remonstrating against the levying of a special assessment. against IMt 47, Marsh's Addition, claiming that he cut the wcods on sold loi. himself. im`el . On notion said referred to the Committee on Streets. Whereupon Ald. Cot'rance offered the following:Council of the T;ew,IV,id by th, City City of Dubtulae, That to pay for cut- in ting weeds June and .July, front of :uu1 adjoining the same, a Special Tax be and is hereby levied on the several Lots, and Parts of Lots, and I':usels ut• Beal Elate herein- after named. and ed. v r .ttttt,mouand . st•trropposite ,- ieh Lot ,u• Parcel of Real Estate, as !allows: inviter. Description. Total Cost, Juin 92. Itrats sI :Atvthlot Subs. 91:In$ 1 30 July 14-1'.tttl Trrul Est., Farley's S5 Sun_ lot anlr 14--t'atholi. Univ. of VVash- in_tnn. ,•t al, A.. McDaniels' 1 15 Sub., lots 520-821 July 11-- Minnie and M. A. Kemler, A. Iielrnniels' Sub., N. SS ft. E. 40 T. lot July 11 --Sid min 1--losl'ord, A. Mc - 1 ):Iniels' c-Daniels' Sub.. W. '.. 101 S:1 July 14--H. \V. l(emlet•, (';tin's 55 Sb., lots itaut Trust Savings Julyy16—D.0 ormanSb, lts 1-1a70 Bank, org 's July 21—Jos. IIerod, Blake's Add, lot 11 July 21—Thos. and Louisa Pais- 85 ley, Blake's Add., lot 13 July 21—Paul Traut Est., Blake's Add., lots 18-1.937-43 to ' 2 35 Woods July 21—J. A. Rhomberg, S5 Add., lots 2S;`-281Min. Lot July 20—W. G. Cox, Sub.2 80 90, lot 3 100 ft. July 20—Jos. Herod, W. 55 Min. Lot 154 July 20—P. Hughes, Sub. 2 of 8, 40 Ellen Blake's Sub., lot 2 ..... July 20—Jno• A. Koch Est., Cox's 55 Add., lot 16 July 20—Kierte & Altman, Wood- lawn80 Park, Add., lot 20 July 20—Kiene & Altman, Wood - lawn Park, lots 1-2-49-50 1 60 July 20—Harriette P. Chamber - 85 ik • v 6 g!a 2U6 Regular Session October 5, 1905. lain, Woodlawn Park, lots 51-52. July 20—C. A. Voelker, Wood - lawn Park, lots 54-55 July 20—Wm. Lawthar, Woodlawn Park, lots 153-154 July 20—John Trexler, Woodlawn Park, lot 200 July 20—Ben J. Schwind, Wood - lawn Park, lot 201 July 25—Beriha Wightnlan, Fin- ley's Add., lot 224 July 25—Emma Schwind, Wood - lawn Park, lot 246 July 25—C. A. Voelker, Wood - lawn Park, lot 155 July 25—Eva M. Potter, Wood - lawn Park, lots 156-157 July 25—Ben J. Schwind, Wood - lawn Park, lot 197 July 25—John Trexler, Woodlawn Park, lot 198 July 25—John Vallenweider, Wood - lawn Park, lot 199 Tschirgi July 26—Mary Eulberg, & Schwind's Sub., lot 47 July 25—John Tschirgi, Tschirgi & Schwind's Sub., lot 46 July 27—C. B. Trewin, Oakland Park, lot 14 July 27—Jno. J. Farrelly, Oakland Park, lot 15 June 30—Wm. Hintrager, Union Add., lot 190 June 30—Wm. Hennessey, Sub. 2 of 180, Union Add., lot 2 July 1—R. Boyson Est., Union Add., lots 210-211-212 July 1—John Specht, Union Add, S. 165 ft. lots 195-196 July 1—Mary A. Langworthy, Mrs. L. H. Langworthy's Add., N. 160 ft. lot July 5—Bridget Redmond, Union Add., lots 126-127 July 6—Hemler & Svendson, O'Neill's Sub., No. 2, lots 14-15 July 6—Hemler & Svendson, O'Neill's Sub., lots 14-15 July 6—Wm. Crabtree, S. M Langworthy's Sub., lot 11 July 6—H. G. Torbert, S. M. Lang - worthy's Sub., S. 261, lot 6 July 6—J. S. Stephens, S. M Langworthy's Sub., lots 1-2 July 6—E. Hemmi, O'Neill's Sub, lots 3-4 July 7—F. N. Schroeder, Sub. 2, Min. Lot 158, lot 2 July 7—Jno. T. Hancock Est, Sub. Min. Lot 158, lots 6-7 July 8—Hugh Talty, Sub. 2 of Lot 160, lot 1 July 8—W. W. Whelan, Whelan's Sub., lot S. July 10—Al. Gasser, Sisters' Add, lot 1 July 10—Jno. V. Rider, Sisters' Add., lots 5-6-7 July 10—J. V. and S. P. Rider, Sisters' Add., lots 8-9 July 10—Caroline Febray, Sub. 4 of 64, Simpson's Add., lots 1-6 July 11—P. Eisbach, Ronson & Stewart's Sub., lots 1 and 26 July 11—Theo. Altman, Mineral Lot 35 July 11—Louis Morris, Rowan's Add., lot 1 July 12—Hayes & Gehrig, City, lot 596 July 12 --Mrs. Crotty, City M. 1-3, lot 556 July 13—Wm. Hintrager, City E. 1-4 S. 1-3, lot 556 55 55 25 15 15 55 55 40 70 70 70 70 40 25 50 50 1 45 40 1 45 1 15 85 1 45 85 85 1 30 40 1 15 85 70 1 15 1 90 1 90 40 55 40 55 40 70 40 2 20 40 40 July 13—Marg. Barry, City S. 2-3, lot 554 1 90 July 13—Dubuque Brewing & Malting Co., City S. 21.6 ft. lot 1 40 July 13—A. L. Rhomberg, Levi's Add., lot 8 40 July 2—Jno. L. Buettell Est, Nairn's Add., lots 12-13-14 1 90 July 2--C. Eighrney, Sub. 2 of 8 of Min. Lot 159. S. 1-2 lot 1 1 00 July 2—A. J. Van Duzee, O'Neill's Sub. No. 2, lots 23-24 1 00 July 2—Emma White, Finley Home Add., lot 16 70 July 2—E. A. Engler, Finley Home Add., lots 10-11 1 00 July 2—Minnie and M. A. Kemler, Newbery & Hale's Sub., lots 9 to 13 250 July 2—Leathers & Trewin, New - bevy & Hale's Sub., lots 14-151 60 July 2—Catholic Univ. of Wash- ington et al, Kelly's Sub. 1 and 2 and Mobley's Dubuque, lots 6-7 2 65 July 2—Jno. Harris Est., Sub. 9, Collin's Sub., lot 2 40 July 2—Geo. Salot, Sub. 39, Kelly's Sub., lot 1 1 15 July 2—H. C. Kiesel & Wm Coates, S. M. Langworthy's 1 15 Add., lots 39 to 42 July 6—Wm. Lawther, S. M. Langworthy's Add., lot 13 65 July 6—Jac. Zangmeister, S. M. Langworthy's Add., lot 14 55 July 6—Robt. and Jno. Lee. S. M. Langworthy's Add., lots 1-2 55 July 6—A. J. Van Duzee, Wilson's Sub.. S. 89 ft.. lot 41 55 June 26—D. A. Gehrig, West's Add., lot 13 1 15 June 26—Schneider & Kleih, Sub. 5 and 7 and W. 7.1 ft. 9. Wick's Sub., N. E. 40 ft. lot 1 70 .lune 26—M. M. Hoffman, E. Lang - worthy's Acid., lot 18 85 June 30—Chas. Heinze. L. H. Langworthy's Add., lot 147 1 60 June 30—Ada L. Collier. Sub. Min. Lot 322. lot 10 2 50 June 30—Leathers & Trewin. Mc- Craney's 1st Add., lots 77-78 1 00 July 1—R. M. Kunz, McCraney's 1st Add., lot 86 1 00 July 1—R M. Kunz, McCraney's 1st Add., lot 82 70 July 1—Francisca Wagner, Sub. 87-88, L. H. Langworthy's Add., lot 3 65 July 1—Deming & Kiesel, Sub. Min. Lot 466, lot 2 1 45 July 1—Rhomberg & Meuser, Da- vis Farm Add., lot 225 70 July 17—W. S. Wright, Stafford's Add., N. 1-2, lot 63 70 July 17—Jos. H. Hanover, Marsh's Add.. E. 100 ft., lot 47 1 00 July 17—Mary A. Walsh, Ham's Add., let 447 1 00 July 17—M. D. Goux, McCraney's 1st Add.. lot 69 100 July 18—F. M. Robinson Est, Ham's Add., lots 435 to 4381 00 July 18—Dan Sauer, McCraney's 1st Add.. lot 45 70 July 18—Dora Altman, Dunn's Sub.. lot 11 65 July 18—Kiene & Altman, Dunn's Sub.. lot 12 65 June 30—Kiene & Meyer, Elm St Sub.. lots 1-2 70 Jnne 30—Helen M. Saner, Mc- Craney's 1st Add., lot 48 .. 70 1 Regular Session October 5, 1905. 207 Aug. 4—The Cushing -McFadden Co., C g Sub., lots Hancock, Sub. 18 i Sub., W 1 2 lot 1 Mor- gan's Sub., lot 10 Sub. Min. L t 168 lot 6 & L thy's lots 7-8 ushin 's Sub., lots 8 to 13 1 00 Aug. 9—Carr, Ryder & Adams, Morgan's o s 1-121 75 Aug. 9—Geo. A. - 19-20, Fairview - Aug. 9—B. F. Richardson, u o Aug. 9—Jno. T. Hancock Est., 0 . Aug. 9 — Julia D. Rhomberg, Guernsey angwor Sub., Aug. 9—Julia D. Rhomberg, Lois Add., lot 8 Aug. 9—Peter Eisbach, Bonson & Stewart's Sub., lot 26 Aug. 9—Marg. Lawhan, Sub. City 601. lot 4 Aug. 9—Mary A. Langworthy, Langworthy Ave. Add., lots 4- 5-6 Aug. 9—Julia D. Rhomberg, Sub. 1 and 2 of Min. Lot 62 and Pt. Min. Lot 149, lot la Total $96 60 Ald. Corrance moved to adopt the Resolution. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Jones. Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—Aid. Frith. Gentlemen: Your committee to whom was referred the petition of the Illinois Central Railroad Company relating to their property would respectfully re- port in favor of receiving and filing said 55 petition with the exception of Lots 3 and 4 in Block 25 and all of Block 26 in 40 Dubuque Harbor Co's. Add., on which lots we would recommend that the •City 1 00 Treasurer be instructed to cancel the assessment. C. B. SCHERR, J. W. KINTZINGER Committee. Ald. Clancy moved that said report be adopted, and the Treasurer instruct- ed to cancel the assessment as recom- mended. Carried. 55 40 25 55 35 40 City Engineer Boyce reported as fol- lows: To the Honorable Mayor and CitY Council: Gentlemen: Attached please find pro- file of Grandview Avenue, (elevations correspond with Street as improved) as per instructions. I present sa mc for your adoption. Respectfully. JAMES H. BOYCE. City Engineer. Ald. Clancy moved that said profile of Grade be approved, and the Ordi- nance Committee instructed to draft an Ordinance adopting the same. Carried. City Engineer also reported as fol- lows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: Herewith please find at- tached a Plat of the proposed Alley be- tween Jackson and Washington Streets. from South line of Twenty-sixth Street to a point 150 feet south of the above named Street. Notices were served on the respective abutting property owners. Respectfully, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. On motion said plat was referred to the Committee on Streets. C. B. Scherr and J. W. Kintzinger, a Special Committee to whom wits re- ferred the petition of the Illinois Cen- tral R. R. Co., reported as follows: Dubuque, Ia., Oct. 4, 1905. To the Honorable Mayor and City Council of the City of Dubuque: Bids for constructing a sanitary sewer in Kniest Street from manhole in Kniest Street to the Center of Gar- field Avenue, were on motion ordered opened. Bids as follows: Jas. Hird, 10 -inch tile pipe, per lineal foot 71c Manholes, each ....$21 00 D. W. Linehan, 10 -inch tile pipe, per lineal foot 64c Manholes, each $25 00 O'Farrell Construction Co., 10 -inch tile pipe, per lineal foot 49e Manholes, each $22 50 On motion the contract was awarded to O'Farrell Construction Co., they be- ing the lowest bidders and their bond fixed at $2:i.00. The Contract for taking care of the Town Clock was on motion awarded to J. P. Buechele & Co., for the sum of One Hundred and Twenty-three dollars and Fifty cents per year, they being the only bidders. REPORTS OF STANDING COM- MITTEES. Ald. Lyons, Chairman of the Ordi- nance Committee, presented and read an Ordinance establishing a grade on Grandview Avenue from Delhi Street to South Dodge Street, and moved that the reading just had be considered its first reading. Carried. Ald. Lyons moved that the rules be suspended for the purpose of reading the Ordinance by its title for the sec- ond time. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—Aid. Frith. The Ordinance was then read by its title for the second time. Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the Ordi- nance as read: Adopted by the following vote: Yeas—Alda. Clancy, Corrance, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—Ald. Frith. The Mayor declared the Ordinance adopted. 1. 208 Regular Session October 5, 1905. The Ordinance follows: AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A GRADE ON GRANDVIEW AVENUE FROM DELHI STREET TO DODGE STREET. Be it Ordained by the City Council of the City of Dubuque: Section 1, That a grade on Grand- view Avenue from Delhi Street to South Dodge Street in the City of Dubuque, Iowa. he and is hereby established arta adopted as shown by read line on the profile of said street and grade prepared by the City ngineer. J. H. Boyce, and filed in his oflice under date of October 5th, 1905, being numbered 563 and mark- ed Profile showing proposed grade of Grandview Avenue from Delhi Street to South Dodge Street, B. M. on door sill Brick slore N. W. corner Fremont Avenue anti Dodge Street. Elevation 286.24. Said grade beginning at station 0.0, thence to station - - 10 east curb Grandview A venue, and south curb of Delhi Street. Elevation 300.0, west curb Grandview Avenue and south curb Grace Street: Elevation 298.0, thence on a curved grade on west curb of Grand- view Avenue to station 1-H25, Elevation 299.6, and on a straight grade on east curb of Grandview Avenue from sta- tion -!- 10 to station 1 -1- 25 Elevation 299.6, thence to station 3 Elevation 299.0, thence to station 7 Elevation 292.0. thence to station 10 Eelevation 289.5, thence to station 15 Elevation 288.0, thence to station 18 Elevation 284.0, thence to station 37 Elevation 270.0, thence to station 45 Elevation 271.0. thence to station 52 Elevation 270.0. Sec. 2. This Ordinance shall be in force and take effect from and after its passage by the City Council and its publication one time in the Dubuque Daily Globe -journal official newspaper. Adopted Approved Attest: Mayor. City Recorder. Fld. Corrance, Chairman of the Com- mittee on Claims, reported as follows: The undersigned. Committee on Claims and the City Attorney, would respectfully report: That there is now pending in the Dis- trict Court of Iowa, in and for Du- buque County, case entitled the "Du- buque Building & Loan Association vs. Theodore Trieloff and the City of Du- buque" in which the Building & Loan association seeks to have the special assessment levied against the Lots set forth in plaintiff's petition amounting in all to One Hundred Seventy-four and 8s-100 ($174.88) Dollars with inter- est. The Committee on Claims have arranged to compromise this suit by having the City accent in full settle- ment of said special assessment, the sum of One Hundred Fifty ($150.00) Dollars. which said Dubuque Building & Loan Association agrees to pay, We would, therefore, recommend to your Honorable Body that said suit be compromised on that basis and that the City accept from the Building & Loan Association the sum of One Hundred Fifty ($150.00) Dollars in full settlement for the special assessment now levied against the Trieloff property, being lots 1. '. 3. 4. 5, 6, 7, and S of the sub -division of Lots 39, 40 and 41, of Simpson's Ad- dition to the City of Dubuque. Iowa, according to the plat of said sub -divis- ion recorded in Book of Plats 3 on page 7 of the Record of T-'lats for Dubuque County, State of Iowa, and that the City Treasuter be instructed to receive said sum of One Hundred Fifty ($150.00) Dollars in full settlement of said special ass. ssment and cancel the same upon the payment of thatamount to him. Dated at Dubuque, Iowa, this 5th day of Uctobef, 1905. H. CORRANCE. M. ('i,A N('Y, J. NEEDHAM, Commitee on Claims. J. W. RIN'l'ZINGER, City Attorney. Also your Committee on Claims and City Attorney, to whom was referred the claim of Jaas. Martin for $5,000.00 as damages for injuries sustained in falling on an icy sidewalk on Dodge street during the month of February, 1905, would respectfully report that they have examined the facts in this case. Mr. Martin's injury consists of a broken arm at the wrist and a per- manent disability of his left hand. Deeming it to the best interests of the city they have reached a compro- mise with .lir. Ua rtin, whereby he has agreed to take the sum of $650.00 in full settlement of his claim, he to pay all court costs and dismiss his case. We would therefore recommend that this claim be settled on that basis and that a warrant in the sum of $650.00 be ordered drawn in favor of the Mayor to effect st ttlement thereof. H. CORRANCE, Chairman, JOS. NEEDHAM, M. CLANCY. J. W. KINTZINGER, City Attorney. Dubuque, Ia., Oct. 5, 1905. Also your Committee on Claims re- port in favor of paying the following bill: Jas. Alderson, M. D., to visit and examination and reporting the condi- tion of Mrs. Anton Becker in case of Mrs. A. Becker vs. City of Dubuque, $5.00. Ald. Corrance moved to adopt the report of the Committee on Claims. Carried. Ald. Stumpf, chairman of the Com- mittee on Markets, reported as fol- lows: Your Committee on Markets, to whom was referred the bill of Borden Regular Session October 5, 1905. & Selleck Co.. amounting to $24x.16, for a fifteen ton wagon scale fot the First ward, would respectfully report that said scale had been installed and has proven satisfactory to your committee, and we would therefore respect fully recommend that a warrant be ordered drawn on the City Treasurer for the aforesaid amount in settlement of the claim. Also your Committee on ll trhets would respectfully reeemmenlI that warrants be ordered drawn on the City Treasurer in favor of the Following named parties and for the amounts set opposite their names for installing the scales in the First ward rd ainl for overhauling the scales at the Pity Hall: F. t'tzln J. Blasco $154 lac 7:1 00 J. F. STI'Ml'F, Chairman. Ald. Stumpf moved to adopt the re- port of the Committee on .Markets. Carried. 209 the present existing agreement had with the City Council, would recom- mend that the prayer of the petitioner be granted and that the City Treas- urer be instructed :u•cordingly. Also your hoard of Equalization, to whom was referred the petition of J. G. Miter,. asking that the Treasurer he instructed to refund the amount paid by him for personal taxes for the year 1904, would recommend that, said petition be received and filed. Ald, Clancy. chairman of the Com- mittee on Fire. reported as follows: Your Committee on Fire would re- spectfully report that we hate appoint- ed J. Bakey. F. Gau, W. 1<annolt, J. C. Iieppler and R. iCenne;ally as regu- lar men on the Fire Department and H. Tropf as substitute, and would rec- ommend that said atppointments be approved. MATT ('T,ANCY, Chairman. Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Ald, Clancy also moved that the mat- ter of purchasing nett' hose for Engine House No. 6 be referred to the Com- mittee of the Whole. Ca cried. Ald. Lyons. chairman of the Com- mittee on Sewers, reported as follows: Your Committee on Sewers ,could re- spectfully report that we hate exam- ined the sanitary sewer ilnVthe alley ey between JackSa' fordand to Twenty-fifth Streets, from Street, James Hird, contractor, and would recommend that said sewer ree accepted and that the City r be instructed to prepare re a special as- sessment and file the same inthe ttoi 1 f- fice of the City I:c't'etrdcr, who thereupon publish notice of said assess- ment as required by M. ordiE. lance. Chairman. Ald. Jones moved to adopt the report. Carried. Aid. Jones, chairman of the Board of Equalization, reported as follows: to Your Board of Equalization, whom was referred the petition of the Iroquois Pearl Button Company, (a ing that its personal tax be canceled for the year 1904 in accordance with Also your Board of Equalization, to whom was referred the pet inn of Mrs. D. Meggenberg asking that she he re- funded the amount paid lty her for taxes on lot la of Mineral Lot 319 since the year ISM, I•ccause said lot was :at that time dedicated to the city for street inn poses, ,could respectfully recommend that the prayer cif the pe- titinner he granted and that the City Treasurer be instructed to refund the sunt of $6.61 to said petitioner. Also your lioard of Eowili•r.,ttion, to whom was refe•rrol the pelitinn of the Schmid Mfg. Co. asking that its taxes he canceled for IiI, y e,ar 1904 in ac- cnrd n ee with the :ellen of the City Council of J tine 1St h. l:ucl, would rec- ommend that the prayer of the peti- tioner be granted and that the City Treasurer be instruct cd to :allow said firm a credit of $30.1111 on its taxes in accoril:thee with said agreement. Rl'T?OL,PH JONES, Chairman. Ald. Jones MOVeli1 to adopt the vari- ous reports of the Itillr•l of Equaliza- tion. Carried. Ald. Lyons, of the Board of Health, reported as fellows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen:—Your Board of Health, to whom was referred the petition II. E. Ohmert et al asking t abate- ment of a nuisance in the formof main- tained a smoke house and rendering plant by M. Kohn in the rear of his meat market near the corner of Twelfth and Iowa Stre•,•ts, would respectfully report that the matter has been re- ferred to a Special Committee, to thoroughly investigate sal id charges, and report .at the next tingling, of the (toard. Ald. Lyons mored to adept the re- port. Curried. Aid. Clancy, chairman of the Com- mittee of the- Whole, reported as fol- lows: Your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the resolution of- fered by Alderman Needham at the session of the City Council held Sep- tember 21st, 1905, providing for the breaking, location and price ofe bought by ae ma- cadamity,t that ould lsto respeetfu respectfully recommend city, 210 regular Session that said resolution, with the price stricken out, be adopted. Also your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of the trustees of the I. O. O. F. temple asking that the taxes assessed against said temple for the year 1904 he can- celed, would recommend that the prayer of the petitioners be granted and that. the City Treasurer be in- structed accordingly. Also your Committee of the Wole, to whom was referred the petition of the trustees of the Dubuque Club ask- ing that the assessment of the Key City Building Company for the year 1904 be reduced to $10,000.00, would recommend that the prayer of the petitioners be granted and that the Treasurer he in- structed accordingly. Also your Committee f the Whole, to whom was referred the remon- strance of J. Rhomberg Estate y A. L. Rhomberg et al against the pro- posed sewer in Union Avenue and Alta Vista Street, would respectfully rec- ommend that said remonstrance be re- ceived and filed. MATT. CLANCY, Chairman. Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the re- ports of the Committee of the Whole. Carried. October 5, 1905. Street, and it is hereby proposed to construct a sanitary sewer in said Alta Vista Street as follows, to -wit: an eight -inch tile pipe sewer from center of Edina Street to present manhole at intersection of Rose Street, and to assess the cost of said sewer against the abutting property. Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the reso- lution. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Ald. Clancy, Corrance, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—Ald. Frith. t3ESOLUTIONS. Ald. Jones offered the following: Be it resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, that the Iowa Telephone Company be and is hereby required and directed to repair the streets recently excavated by them in installing their underground system and place them in the same condition they were in before they were dug up by said company and that they be so repaired within five days after the 6th day of October, 1905. Be it further re- solved, that the City Engineer be and is hereby instructed to at once notify said Iowa Telephone Company to make said repairs forthwith and to prevent said company from making any fur- ther excavations in the city's streets until the streets heretofore excavated be repaired and placed in proper con- dition. Be it further resolved that unless said streets are repaired within five days by the Telephone Company, that the same be repaired by the City at the expense of said Iowa Telephone Company. Ald. Jones moved to adopt the reso- lution. Carried unanimously. 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 con- struct a sanitary sewer in Alta Vista Alderman Lyons also offered the fol- lowing: Be it Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That the City Engineer be and he is hereby instructed to prepare a plat and specifications for an eight -inch tile pipe sewer in Alta Vista Street from the center of Edina Street to present manhole at the inter- section of Rose Street, showing the lo- cation and general nature of such im- provement, 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, 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 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 publica- tion of said notice, and after the com- pletion of the publication of such no- tice he shall at its next session notify the Council thereof in writing, with a printed copy of such notice accom- panying the same. Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the reso- lution. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Ald. Clancy, Corrance, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—Ald. Frith. Alderman Lyons also offered the fol- lowing: 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 West Locust Street, Union Avenue and Alta Vista Street, from present manhole in West Locust Street, at intersection of Union Ave- nue, westerly in Union Avenue to Al- ta. Vista Street, thence southerly in Alta Vista Street to the center of Edina Street, according to the plans Regular Session October 5, 1905. 211 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 he completed on or before the 1st clay of December, 1905, and shall be paid for at the tine and in the manner prescribed by Chap- ter 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 19th day of October, 1905, and the City Recorder is hereby ordered to give ten days' notice by publication, asking for proposals as provided by ordinance. Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the reso- lution. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Jones, Lyons, Needham. and Stumpf. Absent—Aid. Frith. smooth cement sidewalks to be con- structed in the city hereafter. Car- ried. Aid. Corrance moved to adjourn un- til October 19th, 1905. Carried. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. Attest: :?? Recorder no Approved lGIYO - 190 yr Mayor Alderman Stumpf offered the fol- lowing: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That a sidewalk six (6) feet wide, of good brick or cement, be, within 15 days of this notice, con- structed and laid in conformity with the ordinance in relation to sidewalks, on the west side of`t et White Street,nd etween Thirteenth Four- teenth Street, abutting north 2-5 of city Lot No. 431, owned by James J. Dunn, at the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy. Corrance, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—Aid. Frith. Alderman Needham offered the fol- lowing: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque: That a sidewalk four (4) feet wide, of good brick or cement, be, within 15 days of this no- tice, constructed and laid in confor- mity with the ordinance in relation to sidewalks, on the North side of West Fifth Street, between Booth Street and Glen Oak Avenue, abutting lots 9, 10, 11 and 12, S. M. Langworthy's Add., own- ed by R. Bonscn Est., atted e bythe nse of abutting property following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—Aid. Frith. Ald. Needham moved that the build- ing or repairing of the stairs on West Seventh Street be referred to the Com- mittee on Streets. Carried. Ald. Needham also moved that Con. Sullivan be appointed sewer foreman temporary until Nov. 1st and perma- nently thereafter. Carried. Ald. Lyons moved that the City gineer be instructed not to allow En - any T Regular.' Session October 19, 1905. 213 CITY COUNCIL. Itegular Session, October 19th, (Official.) Council met at 8:30 o'clock P. M. Mayor iterg in the chair. Present — Aids. Clancy. Corranee, Frith, Lyons and Needham. Absent—Aids. Jones and Stumpf. Ald. Stumpf arrived at 9:00 P. M. PETITIONS AND CO31A11'NI('.\- 'I'1ONS. Petition of Patrick McInerney. ask - lug that the ,titch in front of his prop- erty in Pierce St t eel 1 ' ordered tilled. on motion, was i, I rig• I to the Com- mittee on Streets. Petition of •loo. Herber etal, asking for the construction of a Sanitary Sewer in \\'indsor :Avcuue or in the :,lice* between Queen Street anal VV'ind- sor ,\ventre. tin minium \t as referred to the Sewer l'mnnritl 'i• and the> to report at next meeting of the Connell. Petition of A. A. Cooper. Jr., asking that Be. 'Treasurer he instrut•ied tit ac- eid on a basis of $7,500.00 for the ;tssessrm•nt of 1903 and 1904 on North 433/4 feet of Lot 117, City. On motion, was referred to Board of Equalization. i;El'nit'l'S OF OFFICERS. to pay the various amounts and the lay rolls referred back to the proper 'nonan tees. y I recorder Arendt presented and real the Notice, certified to by the pub- lisher, of the Council's intention to con- struct ;in s -inch Tile Pipe Sanitary Sewer in alta Vista. Street from the center of I'aliu:4 Street to present man- hole at the intersection of Rose Street. Also communication of \V. C. Cox et al remonstrating against the construc- tion of said Sewer. on motion, said remonstrance, also the resolution passed at the previous meeting instructing the Engineer to prepare re plans and specifications for onstructing said Sewer, were referred Io the Committee of the Whole. City Recorder Arendt also presented a nil read the printed Notice, certified to by the pidilisher, of the Council's intention to levy a Special Assessment for the construction of a 10 and 12 -inch 'filo Pipe Sanitary Sewer in the alley 101tteen Jackson and Washington Streets from Sanford Street to Twen- t c -+fifth Street. No remonstrance being filed, the Mayor asked if any one present had any objection to said Special Assess- ment. No objete ion being stated, the Notice, on motion. was received and filed. City Engineer I:ovice reperte0l as fol- lows: To the Honorable \I ayor and t'it Council: tlentleeien-.-1 herewith submit my pity roll fey labor on streets in the dif- ferent road districts during the first half of October, 1905: Amount due laborers on streets.$1395 20 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 October, 1905: Amount due laborers on setcers..:kl l 60 Respectfully submitted. JAMES H. ROl'Cl. City Engieeer. Aprccv,',1 by l'ommitee on Setters. Also submit my pay roll for labor grading Mt. Carmel :Avetme ,luring first half of October, 1905: Mt. Amount clue laborers on.3214 55 Carmel Avenue • • • • ...ulnni .... 'Respectfully JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Streets. On motion, the pay rolls on streets, sewers and Mt. Carmel Avenue were 'received and warrants ordered drawn Whereupon Ald. Lyons offered the fellott ing: Resolved by the City t'o .ucil of the City of Dubuque, That to pay for con- structing a 12 and 10 -inch tile pipe san- itary sewer in alley bet ween Washing- ton and Jackson Streets, from Sanford to Twenty-fifth Street, by James Hird, Contractor, in front of and adjoining the same, a. Special Tax be and is here- by levied on the several lots, and parts of lats and parcels of real estate here- inafter named. situate and owned, and for tee several amounts set opposite each let or p^reel of real estate. as fol- lows: Nnuw. Description. Amount. John (clinger, Boulevard Add.,$1175 lot John Olinger, Boulevard Add, lot 2 John Olinger. Boulevard Add, lot 3 John Olinger, Boulevard Add, lot 4 John Olinger, Boulevard Add, lot 5 John Olinger, Boulevard Add, lot 6 John Olinger, Boulevard Add., lot 7 John Olinger. Boulevard Add, lot 9 John Olinger,Boulevard Add, lot 10 John Olinger. Boulevard Add, lot 11 John Olinger, Boulevard Add, 8 90 lot 12 . •' " , Boulevard Add, ,Toho Olinger, 8 90 8 90 8 90 8 90 8 90 8 90 S 90 8 90 8 90 '214 lot 13 Regular Session October 19, 1905. John Olinger, Boulevard Add, lot 14 John Olinger, Boulevard Add, lot 15 John Olinger, Boulevard Add, lot 16 John Olinger, Boulevard Add, lot 17 John Olinger, Boulevard Add, lot 18 John Olinger, Boulevard Add, lot 19 John Olinger, Boulevard Add, lot 20 John Olinger, Boulevard Add, lot '1 John Olinger, Boulevard Add, lot John Olinger, Boulevard Add, lot 21 John Olinger, Boulevard Add, lot 24 John Olinger, Boulevard Add, lot 25 John Olinger, lot 26 John Olinger, Boulevard Add., lot 27 John Olinger, Boulevard Add., lot 28 John Olinger, Boulevard Add, lot 29 John Olinger, Boulevard Add, lot 30 John Olinger, Boulevard Add lot 31 John Olinger, Boulevard Add, lot 32 John Olinger, Boulevard Add, lot 33 John Olinger, Boulevard Add., lot 34 John Olinger, Boulevard Add, lot 35 John Olinger, Boulevard Add, lot 36 John Olinger, Boulevard Add, lot 37 John Olinger, Boulevard Add., lot 38 John Olinger, Boulevard Add, lot 39 John Olinger, Boulevard Add, lot 40 John Olinger. Boulevard Add, lot 41 John Olinger, Boulevard Add, lot 42 John Olinger, Boulevard Add, lot 43 John Olinger, Boulevard Add, lot 44 John Olinger, Boulevard Add, lot 45 John Olinger, Boulevard Add, lot 46 11 32 P. A. Ziegler, E. Langworthy's Add.. lot 1 17 80 A. Wangerin, E. Langworthy's Add.. lot 2 17 80 A. Wangerin, E. Langworthy's Add., lot 3 17 80 Nic Meier, E. Langworthy's Add, S. 36 ft., lot 4 12 82 I. Lerscher, E. Langworthy's Add., N. 14 ft. lot 4. 4 98 I. Lerscher, E. Langworthy's Add., S. 1-2 lot 5 8 90 John Roehl, E. Langworthy's Add., N. 1-2 lot 5 8 90 John Roehl, 1. Langworthy's Add., lot 6 17 80 Sophia Prange E. Langworthy's 8 90 8 90 8 90 8 90 8 90 8 90 8 90 8 90 8 90 8 90 10 68 11 75 8 90 8 90 8 90 8 90 8 90 8 90 8 90 8 90 8 90 8 90 8 90 8 90 8 90 8 90 8 90 8 90 8 90 8 90 8 90 8 90 8 90 Boulevard Add., Add., lot 8 17 80 Wilhelmina Abritz, E. Lang- worthy'a Add , lot 6 17 80 Wilhcmina Abritz, E. Lang- worthy'a Add. lot 7 17 80 John Lynch, E. Langworthy's, lot 9 1780 John Lynch, E. Langworthy's, lot 10 16 38 Josephine Tyler, E. Langworthy's, lot 11 17 80 Peter H. Duggan, worthy's, lot 12 17 80 Mary Henni ngs, E. Langworthy's, lot 13 17 80 John Schuh Est., E. Lang - worthy's, lot 14 17 80 Jno P. Mettel, Jr., E. Lang - worthy's, lot 15 17 80 Jno P. Mettel, Jr., E. Lang - worthy's S. 1-2 lot 16 8 90 Joseph Blaser, E. Langworthy's, N. 1-2 lot 16 8 90 Dub. Brewing & M. Co., E. Lang - worthy's, lot 17 19 94 Jos. Zieries, Glendale Add., lot 234 17 80 Jos. Zieries, Glendale Add., lot 233 17 80 D. Nickels, Glendale Add., lot 23217 80 Emma Richter, Glendale Add., S 1-2 lot 231 8 90 A. J. Schenker, Glendale Add., N. 1-2 lot 231 8 90 Adam Stoltz, Glendale Add., S. 1-2 lot 230 8 90 Emma Atkinson, Glendale Add, N. 1-2 lot 230 8 90 Jos. Stoltz, Glendale Add., S. 1-2 lot 229 8 90 Ed. Stoltz, Glendale Add., N. 1-2 lot 229 8 90 11. & E. Langworthy Est., Glen- dale Add., lot 228 17 80 R. & E. Langworthy Est., Glen- dale Add., lot 227 17 80 R. & E. Langworthy Est., Glen- dale Add., lot 226 17 80 R. & E. Langworthy Est., Glen- dale Add., lot 225 17 80 R. & E. Langworthy Est., Glen- dale Add., lot 224 17 80 R. & E. Langworthy Est., Glen- dale Add., lot 223 18 35 Geo. Marshall, Glendale Add., lot 161 17 80 Thos. Dunn, Glendale Add., S. 1-2 lot 160 8 90 B. Zugenbuehler, Glendale Add, N. 1-2 lot 160 8 90 John Kluck, Glendale Add., lot 159 17 80 Thos. O'Brien, Glendale Add., lot 158 17 80 Henry Hense, Glendale Add., S 1-2 lot 157 8 90 I. & H. Espe, Glendale Add., N 1-2 lot 157 8 90 Sidonia Hosford, Glendale Add, lot 156 17 80 J. C. Bohzien, Glendale Add., lot 155 17 80 Anna R. Langworthy, Glendale Add., S. 1-2 lot 154 8 90 E. Langworthy, Glendale Add., N 1-2 lot 154 8 90 R. & E. Langworthy Est., Glen- dale Add., lot 15317 80 Susan Heil, Glendale Add., S. 1-2 lot 152 8 90 Sophia Bulow, Glendale Add., N 1-2 lot 152 8 90 John Oeth, Glendale Add., S. 1-2 E. Lang- Regular Session October 19, 1905. lot 151 8 90 Leo Harpoon, Glendale Add., N 1-2 lot 151 - 8 90 F. J. `toltz. et :Il, Glendale Add, lot 15a 17 SU j• (', 1lobzien, Glendale Add., lot 173 17 S0 Christ. Jacobi Est., (llendal, :\d(1„ lot 172 lot 171 17 Christ Jacobi Est.. Glendale Add., 17 SO H. & E. I.:t np,wcu•tby l' sL, men - dale Add.. lot 170 17 SO R. & I:. I.oup:worthy Est., Glen- dale Add., lot 169 17 s0 1{, &, 1':. I.:tnworthy Est., Glen- dale Add., lot 165 17 50 H. & I':. I.:nit worthy Est.,, Glen- dale Add.. lot 167 17 50 H. & E. I.:Ingworthy Est., Glen- dale Add., lot 166 17 80 & E. Langworthy Est.. (1len- dale Add., lot 165 17 SO H. & E. Langworthy Est., Glen- dale Add., lot 164 17 so H. & E. Langworthy Est.. Glen- dale Add., lot 163 17 S0 H. & E. Langworthy Est., Glen- dale .Add., lot 162 17 80 H. & E. Langworthy Est., Glen- dale Add., lot 24618 35 H. & I:. Langworthy Est., Glen- dale Add., lot 21:. 17 80 11. & !:. Longworth.). Est., Glen- dale Add., lot 244 17 SO H. & E. !.:;iii—orthy Est., Glen- dale Add., lot 24:1 17 80 I:. R i:. I.:utseorthy Est., Glen- \dd., Int _11 17 SO E. Lang \\ orihy Est., Glen- 17 80 dale \..Id.. lot 241 H. .5 1l.an;:itortlty Est., Glen- dale Add., lot 210....... 17 80 H. & E. I.an14wort by Est., Glen- dale Add., lot 230 17 80 H. & E. lame wort hy Est., 17 80 dale Add., lot 23S It. & E. l.rinewortby Est., dale Add., lot 237 R & E. Langworthy Est„ 215 Add., lot 30 17 80 A. R. Staufenbeil,' E. Lang - worthy's Add., lot 31 17 80 \. Kaufman, E. Langworthy'a .\tltl., lot 32 17 80 Herman Mauer, E. .Langworthy's Alla., lot 33 17 80 I It rtnan Mauer, E. Langworthy's Add., lot 34 17 80 Aid. Lyon moved to adopt the heso- I Itttion. t';irri,•.I by the following vote: Vete, .\Id. ('Innt•y, ('ot•t:ulec. frith. Lyons, \ •, lhoon and Stumpf. Ale-' lit ---.\Irl. Jones. Mayor It„r;; reported as follows: To the City Council: Cl, ntlenten: I herewith attach receipt of $67,9.90 in Cell settlement of the claim of James Martin vs. the City of Du - I haunt..Warrant for which amount was drawn in my fa cot. :It the last meeting of th.• Council with which to effect said Si„t lenu•nt. C. 1-1. BERG, Mayor. on motion the action of the Mayor was ;Ii'provetl. Glen- Glen - 17 80 Glen- dale Add., lot 236 17 80 R. & E. Langworthy Est., Glen- dale Add., lot M. M. Hoffman, E. I.attg\r'oi•thy's 19 94 Add., lot 18 F. Schmitt, E. Langw'orthy's Add, 17 80 lot 19 F. Schmitt, E. Langworthy's Add, S 90 N. 1-2 lot 20 Chas. Krantz, E. Langworthy'$ 8 90 Add., S. 1-2 lot 20 Chas. Krantz, E. Langw•orthY's S 90 Add.. N. 1-2 lot 21 E. Lang Johanna Fellbaum, Lang - worthy's Add., S. 1-2 lot 21 ang- 8 90 Johanna Fellbaum, E. Lang - worthy's Add., N. 1-2 lot 28 90 Herman Hostert, E. g 90 Add., S. 1-2 lot 22 ... Johanna Heinz, E. Langworthy's 17 80 Add., lot 23 Theo. Grode. 13. Langworthy, 17 80 Add., lot 3 i • •' Fred Conrad, E. Langworthy's 17 80 Add., lot 25 ' • • ” Fred Conrad, E. I.angworthy's 17 80 Add., lot 26 Chas. Piepitsch, E. Langworthy's 17 80 Add.. lot 27 Fritz Schargetz, E. LangworthY:s 17 80 Add.,nlot 28J E. LangworthY's John Rlot 29 . . , 17 S0 Add., lot 1,• . Langworthy', Wm. Roehl, F. Committee Clerk Lawlor reported as follows: Dubuque, la.. Oct. 12, 19(15. I'n the Honorable Mayor and City Council of the City of Dubuque: lentletnen: I herewith submit a statement showing the amount expend- ed for labor in the different wards turd for sl'rinlcling iu the different road dis- trieis durillc the month of September, 1905 First Ward gerund \\';u•d Third Ward F.1111111 \\'roti 0.^,7.00 I iiI h \\":u d ...................... \lisp ellaneous ..628.70 Total for labor on Streets ....$2729.50 S rinkling— Fi,.st District .$ 184.25 '-',e, nod District ;36.65 Third D'3trict 155.30 Total fur Sprinkling' $ 676.21) Grand total x3406.00 Respectfully submitted, JOHN W. 1..\ WL(t t t, Committee clerk. Ch1 Milt loll the report wits roeei\el ;utd tiled. $ 31.8.20 451.10 328.15 366.65 Sidewalk Inspector Raymond report. ed its follows: 'To the honorable Mayor and ('its Council: Gentlemen: The obstruction at cor- ner of Leibnitz and Clifford Street, as prayed for by the enclosed petition, has been removed as requested. Respectfully, GEO. N. RAYMOND, Sidewalk Inspector. On (notion the report was received and filed. 216 Regular Session Mayor Berg reported that he had ad- vanced the sum of $2:50,00, the Antolini assessed against the I'II. of Dubuque by the I1pper Mississil,llt Itiver -Im- provement Association. Alt, Frith moved that the action of the Mayor be approved. and that a Warrant b,. ordered Verden in fn\fir ut till, Mayor I'er the above n 1,1111 . Curried. 'I'hc• follntviii \Vei^hnuIsI, ' \\'fin11ie1':1s111't,l's' I'II 'iiliv fel' Ih,' Ii o11t11 of `rpit'lnber kV, I1, ill, committee on \IarIo'Is: i'. I'. Iinyps, Pity Ii: ll r T. 1,';Iherly, 11'irst receipts ...au initis(' Pitschner. \\'psi 1)uhulpu sc:lio receipts ^I I:. 11:iy, Eighth street scale i'- ceipts I'. i-iuisificer, \\'on'lineastl,.,....•, ceil,ic .. .. Bids were on motion ordered opened for an 8 -inch tile pipe sanitary rawer from manhole in West Locust Stroet, thence westerly in Union .ventre to .\Ita. Vista. Street, thenl•e southerly to 1bdnia Street. !lids as follows: 'I'ibey Urns., R -inch tile pipe, lin. ft Manholes, e'101 24.00 'vital $1,722.00 tile $ .1)5 25.00 per R .57 t )'Fa Troll Const. Co.. S -Inch pipe, per lin. ft Manhole. cneh Total $1,970.00 It. W. Linehan, S -inch tile pipe. per lin. ft $ .742' Manholes, each 24.00 Total $2,177.00 Tomes Street. S -inch tile pipe, per lin. ft .78 Manhole:,, each 25.00 Total $2,278.00 On motion the contract was awarded to Tibey Bros., they being the lowest bidders and their bond fixed at $500.00. REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT- TEES. Ald. Lyons, chairman of the Com- mittee on Sewers, presented a bill of .Tas. Hird for constructing a sanitary sewer in alley between Jackson and Washington Streets, from Sanford to Twenty-fifth Street, amounting to $1,684.46, and moved that a warrant be ordered drawn for the above amount within 30 days after sale of bonds is- sued to pay for the construction of said sewer. Carried. Aid. Corrance, chairman of the Com- mittee on Claims, reported as follows: October 19, 1905. Vour Committee on Plaints, to whom Seas referred the claim of ('lana Mac- Il,Illalii for (1anulges for injuries re - „iced by het•• would respectfully ree- ennnetal that said claim he not al - II. I'IlBIt.\N('1':, Chairman. \111. c'orrlrl,'r' Inuve,l to 11101)1 th,' I.e. a'l. Ca riled. :\l,l. Frith, chairman of the commit- tee on Street:. reported as follmvs: Your Committee un Str1 cis \Viotti] re- spectfully 1','cninnmendl 111:11 the storm c,at,•r sewer in Sanford St rcpt, from present hod of I'ouler Creek to the Ih'e I t -,inch sewer. James \nonan, eunt'aetor, ho accepted. :\iso yfiln. I rinnllitlee on Streets 1c;lai4l resl,ectf1)11)' 1.1'e0I111111•ILl that tile• Pity Engineer he tasted, led iii ive tilt, 1'rop,rt• o\\nprs ailnttin;_; en Smith Lfiellcl Stecl, t't•finl Fit'sl lu I/MILte Slot, lila' • for the construction of sidewalks in aceordfnce tlith the blue line on the accompanying profile. E. H. FIlI'I'U. Chairman. Md Frith moved to :11101)1 the re- ports of the I'nanutttel fin Streets. carried. rri•'d. Also your Committee on Steels. to whom tens referred the 1,lat showing the p;olaI-I' I doroden ul' the alley be- tween .I:IIlssull and 'Washington Streets throunh Lot 11) of Mineral Lot 122, would r: commend that said plot he npprmcll and that the proper proceed- ings for condemning the land neces- sary for such proposed extension he taken. E. E. FRITH. Chairman. On motion the report was referred 10 the Committee of the Whole. AId. Stumpf, Chairman of the Com- mittee on \l:n'kets, moved that the Committee on Markets be instructed to inspect and test all scalp.4 used by City Weighers, Carried. :\Id. Lyons. of the Mont ;l fif t;itu:iliza- tion. rc':,ortcd :Il, follies: Vour Board of l' i II 11tzatinn, to whom w,Is rcterrell the petition of Mrs. ftosirla Ludwig, asking that on neeonnt of er- roneous :assessment, the tax assessed against her for ..moneys :and credits'' he canceled, would recommend Ilt:,t the prayer of the petitioner be granted and that the City Treasurer be instructed accordingly. Your Board of Equlization, to whom was referred the petition of E. Schol- lian in relation to the back taxes owed by him, would respectfully recommend that the City Treasurer be instructed to accept the sum of $191.06 in full set- tlement for said back taxes. RUDOLPH JONES, Chairman. Regular Session October 19, 1905. Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the re- ports of the Board of Equalization. Carried. Ald. Clancy, chairman of the Com- mittee of the Whole, reported as fol- lows: Your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the matter of pur- chasing hose for the fire department, would respectfully report that we have purchased 1,000 feet of cotton -jacket rubber -lined hose from the Dubuque Rubber and Belting Co. for eighty cents per foot, said hose being guar- anteed for a period of five years and also to stand a pressure of five hun- dred pounds to the square inch. MA'T'T CLANCY. Chairman. Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. RESOLUTIONS. Alderman Needham offered the fol- lowing: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, that a Sidewalk 4 feet wide, of good brick or cement, be, within 10 days of this notice, con- structed and laid in conformity with the ordinance in relation to sidewalks. on the North side of West Fifth Street and Glen Oak Avenue, between Glen Oak Avenue and Delhi Street, abutting Lot 13, S. M. Langworthy's Add., own- ed by Wm. Lowther. at the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes --Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Lyons. Needham and Stumpf. Abse tt Ald. .Tones. . l l rn :in Frith offered the tug: Resolved by the CouncilCity ofl the e City of Dubuque, that a feet wide, of good brick or cement, be - within 15 days of this notice, con- structed and laid in conformity th the ordinance in relation to sidewalks, on the East Side of Couler Avenue, be- tween Twenty-third Street and Twen- ty-fourth Streets, abutting S. 1-2 Lot 274, Davis Farm Add.. owned by Caro- line Letzing, at the expense of abut- ting property. Adopted by the fol- lowing vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—Aid. Jones. 217 part of Lot 274, Davis Farm Add., owned by Mary Dietrich, at the ex- pense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith. Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—Aid. Jones. Alderman Clancy offered the follow- ing: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That a sidewalk 4 feet wide, of good brick or cement, be, within 15 days of this notice, con- structed and laid in conformity with the ordinance in relation to sidewalks on the north side of Cleveland Avenue, between Pear Street and Quince Street, abutting lots 55 and 56. Union Add., owned by Pat O'Meara Est., at the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance. Frith. Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—Aid. Jones. Ald. Frith offered the following res - elution which was adopted: Be it Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque: That the City Engineer be and he is hereby in- structed to set stakes on the ap- proaches to the Peru road viaduct showing just where the proposed grade will be if permission is granted by the Council to change the present grade according to the plans of the ap- proaches to the newly proposed via- duct. Alderman offered the follow- ing: Whereas. It is deemed advisable f b follow- the City Council of the City Du- buque to open and extend the alley be- tween Jackson and Washington Streets through Lot l0 lne of said lotLot to22 frorn Twen- t.he southerly i ty-sixth Street: 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 nnd of said city not directly interested, having the qualifications required esiby by ordinance. for the purposebe sustainedeg any damages which may by reason of the opening and extending of said alley by the owner of the prop. erty proposed to be taken for said Alderman Frith also offered the fol- atlley• 5 under this reso All the proceeding •cordance with Frith lowing: Resolved by the City Council of tk the6 City of Dubuque, that a feet wide, of good brick or cement, be - within 15 days of this notice, with On me-- structed and laid in conformity mince of the Whole• the ordinance in relation to sidewalks, on the East side of Couler Avenue, Corrance between Twenty-third Street and i Alderman Twenty-fourth Street. abutting North ' lowing: lotion to be taken the charter and the provisions of Chatter 31 of the Ordinances of the City of Dubuque. was referred to the Corn - offered the fol- 218 Regular Session October 19, 1905. 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 $1.883.86; there fore, 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 the alley. between Jackson and Washington Streets, from Sanford to Twenty-fifth Street, the Mayor is required to execute and de- liver to the City Recorder, to be by him registered and countersigned, Eight Bonds of the denomination of Two Hundred Dollars each, and one of the denomination of Two Hundred and Eighty-three 86-100 Dollars, numbered 311, 312, 313, 314, 315. 316, 317, 318 and 31.9, dated November 20th, 1905, payable on or before seven years after the date thereof and hearing interest at the rate of five per cent. per annum pay- able semi-annually. Ald. Corrance moved to adopt the resolution. Adopted by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy. Corrance, Frith, Lyons. Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Absent—Aid. Jones. Ald. Needham moved that the City Engineer be instructed to advertise for bids for all new sidewalks ordered by the City Council and which have not been laid. Carried. Ald. Needham moved that the City Recorder be instructed to advertise for bids furnishing the city with coal and wood and hay and oats. Carried. Ald. Frith moved that the Committee of the Whole hold a special meeting for the purpose of investigating the affairs of the Dubuque Water Works Plant. Carried. Ald. Corrance moved to adjourn un- til November 2nd, 1905. Carried. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. Attest: . C . ... .. Recorder Approved ..t.r??. • . c!..l , .' , ....1905T . Mayor Special Session, October 23, 1905. CITY COUNCIL. Special Session,. t h tuin•r ':',nl• Iun3. (()olein 1.1 Council met :it A:1: o'clock p. in. Mayor Ilerg in the chair. Present—Aid. ('orr:utce. Frith, Jones. Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent .\ I.i. Clancy. Mayor Berg stated that. the object of the meeting was for the purpose of considering :,n Ordinance in regard to the building of :i new viaduct over the Chicago I;reat \Vestero Railroad Com- pany's track on Peru Road. Ald. Lyons moved that the roles of this special meeting he suspended, for the purpose of reading said Ordinance for the first time. Carried unanitnotls- Jy. Aid. Lyons. ehairnt:ut of the Ordi- nance Committee, presented and read an Ordinance approving and adopting the plans and specifications for the construction of the vi:oluet over and across the tracks of the (`hie:, n Clreat Western Hallway l('cntp:tny :,t Peru Road, and for the Construc- tion and maintenance of same. Ald. Lyons moved) that the reading just had he Consul) n d its first read- ing. Carried. Ald. Lyons then moved that the rules be suspended f,n the purpose of read- ing said Or,linancc by its title for tine second time. Carried l,y the follow- ing vote: Yeas --.\id. Corr:trtCe, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—Ald. Clancy. The Ordinance was then read by its title for the second time. Ald. Lyons moved that the Ordinance be now adopted as read. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aid. Corr:nu•e. Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—Aid. Clancy. The Mayor declared the Ordinance adopted. The Ordinance follows: AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AND ADOPTING THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE VIADUCT OVER AND ACROSS THE TRACKS OF THE CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY AT PERU ROAD, AND PROVIDING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND MAIN- TENANCE OF SAME. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF DU- BUQUE: Section 1. That the plans and spec- ,iflctationa for the construction of the viaduct and approaches (hereto, over and across the tr:u'ks of the Chicago (treat Western Railway Company at Peru Roam in the City o` Dubuque, as prepared anti presented by the said ,'olpi,a iy :mud (ile,l in lite office of the city 1':n::9neel' are hereby adopted and :approved. and said Great \Vostern fl:tilttay I'lent,any is authorized and directed to construct and complete said viaduct and approaches in accord- ance with said plans and specifications. and when so eunstructed and cotuplet- , d the s:nc shall he accepted by the City of Dubuque for and in lieu of all the requirements of a certain ordi- nance upon the sante subject hereto- fore adopted by the City Council tin the 17th day of .\nand, A. D., 1905, nod approved on the 22nd day of the s:nn.• month. S:ri,i vaidnet and ap- proaehes to lie completed on or before Nov•'rnh”r 1st. 191'15. Section 2. Said Railway Company shall enmstruel s:ifd viaduct and an- proaches thereto. in Peru road in such manner that the ('colo line of said via,lnet and approaches shall he six feet northerly from the center line of said street, and shall pay, or arrange to pay. all legal claims for damages to properly abutting upon said viaduct and approaches hes on account of the change iu the glade of said street, be- fore the Construction of the work. All of the work provided far in this see. tion to h., (lone under the supervision and to the satisfaction of the Sheet committee and City Engineer. Section That both approaches to -:aid vaidnet shall be ntacadantized and a fear foot wooden sidewalk shall he const:•neled on the northerly side of the west approach. and on the southerly silo of the east approach to said vaidnet, and that suitable guard rails shall he constructed upon both sides of said approaches. Section 4. This ordinance shall he in fere, from and after its adoption and :,pt0roval. its publication in the Du - !motto Daily Globe-Jourrntl, and the acceptance of its provisions by the I'hieago Great Western Railway Com- pany. om- i'.any. Adopted ---- Approved---_—_—______. --- Approved_----_" Attest: The above Mayor. City Recorder. terms and conditions of the ordinance are accepted this day of October, A. D., 1905. By Aid. Frith movedto ARENDT, Car- ried.CCity Recorder. /W' Cl - fl IX /led -- i '2,22( ) List of Warrants. List of City Warrants. City Recorder's Office, Dubuque, la., October 2nd, 1905. To the Honorable Mayor and Pity Council of Dubuque: Gentlemen: '1'lae following is a com- plete list of all warrants issued by me during the month of September, 1905: C. H. Berg, salary. Mayor $116 70 Ff. 13rinkiaat , salary, Treasurer .1. A. Mt Kinky. salary, Deputy Treasurer 100 00 John l<r,lyer, clerk. Treasurer's office .. .... 60 00 ('has. F. .\remit, anla r .Ite- c•order illi 70 ‘Yat, A. Knell, Fa l:n•y, Deputy Recorder SO 00 le. R. Hoffman. a;'taiy Auditor116 70 ('. ii. Scherr, salary, :\ssesnsr125 00 t Doerr, Jr., salary, Assistant Assessor 100 00 .1. J. Murphy, salary, Asisstant . Assessor ...... ............ 100 00 .1. W. Kintzinger, salary, Attor- . ney 150 00 J. C. Longueville, salary, Assist- ant Attorney 75 00 Miss 10. H. Runprccht, stenogra- pher, Legal Department 20 00 'l'l,os. Reilly, salary, Chief of Police 100 00 Jos. Reinfried, salary, Fire Chief 100 00 1. W, Lawlor, salary, Committee Clerk 100 (10 .las. Boyce, salary, City Engineer 166 fi M. Anderson, salary, Assistant Engineer 100 00 (1. White, salary, Rodman 50 00 Jno. Grab, salary, Superintendent of Street Sprinkling 60 00 I•,. Herron, clerk in Auditor's ;and Engineer's office 70 00 Wm. Hipman, salary, Electrician 83 :ts F. P. Hayes, salary Market - master .... 50 00 P. Ryan, salary, Park Custodian 40 00 H. Schoenbeck, salary, Park Cus- todian ...... ............ 40 00 T. Faherty, salary, Park Custo- dian Dr. 11. F. Michel. salary, Health Officer 50 00 I'. Flynn, salary, Sanitary pa- trolman .... 60 011 C. Ilaumattn, salary, Poundntas- ter Mrs. H. Koenig, salary, Janitress 20 00 (1. N. Raymond, salary, Sidewalk Inspector SO on P Holsinger, salary, Wharfmas- ter .. .... .. 20 00 M. Clancy, salary, Alderman . 25 00 H. Corranco, salary. Alderman . !; 00 E. E. Frith. saL• ry. Aldermaia . 25 00 i:. Jones, salary, Alderman 25 00 M. E. Lyons. salary, Alderman. 25 00 Jos. 1\eedhant, salary, Aid ernaan. 25 00 :I. A. Stumpf, salary, Alderman.. 25 00 M. Eitel, fireman 70 00 J. 'Reisman, fireman 75 00 10 00 40 00 A. Duccini, fireman 65 09 J. Flynn, fireman 65 00 J Rochin, fireman 60 00 J. Tsehudi, fireman 60 00 A. Heer, fireman 60 00 J. Schonberger, fireman 60 00 J. Daley, fireman 70 00 .i. Barna•s. fireman 75 00 J. nyder, fireman 65 00 G. Beyer. fireman 65 00 W. Ducey, fireman 60 00 T. Murphy, fireman 60 00 W. Me('lain, fireman 60 00 A1. Kelley. fireman 60 00 D. Ahern, fireman 70 00 T. Flynn. fireman 65 00 P. Zillig, fireman 60 00 M. Sweeney, fireman 60 00 H. Cain. fireman 60 00 J. Benz -r, fireman 60 00 J. McLaughlin, fireman 60 00 P. Fury, fireman 55 00 J. Murphy, fireman 50 00 A. McDonald, fireman 75 00 W. K:utnelt, fireman 50 00 G. Gherki, fireman 65 00 T. Kennedy. fireman 60 00 F. Baumgartner. fireman 60 00 J. Smith, fireman 60 OA C, Kannolt, fireman 65 00 J. Allen, fireman 60 00 M. Fahey, fireman 60 00 W. O'Connell, fireman 60 00 R. Weston, fireman 05 00 T. Kenneally, fireman 60 00 E. McDermott, fireman 6O M D. Reynolds, fireman 50 00 G. Burkel, police 50 00 J. Carter, police 65 00 J. Chine, police 50 00 Jno, Cody, police 61 50 W. Cook, police 60 00 W. Corcoran, police 50 00 J. P. Cummings, police 50 05 J. Fitzpatrick, police 50 00 Jas. Flynn, police 50 00 ,Ino. Fox, police 50 00 • Wm. Frith. police 50 00 T. Ganahl. police 59 90 L. Grassel, police 50 00 B. Gray, police 65 00 Pat Hanlon, police 25 00 10. Kahn, police 50 00 M. Kilty, police 50 00 Jno. Litschcr, police 50 00 P. McCollins, police 51 65 P. McInerney. police 50 00 M. O'Conner, police 60 00 Jno. Murphy, police 50 00 Jno. Ra.esli, police 78 20 Otto Rath. police 50 00 J. Rooney, police 50 00 Jas. Ryan, police 78 20 M. Ryan, police 50 00 P. Scharff, police 54 95 Al. Scherr, police 62 00 F. Spielman, police 50 00 P. Sutton, police 35 00 Torn Sweeney, police 78 20 M. Stapleton, police 50 00 Jos. Stoltz, police 50 00 P. Sullivan, police 54 95 Jno. L. Sullivan, police 50 00 List of Warrants. L. Zeidman. police ' 50 00 Miss B. Brennan. Matron 30 C0 Mrs. K. Hibbe, Matron .... 30 00 Labor on Streets in the different Road Districts for the last half of August. 1905: John Alexnn lei. Rich Burns John Burns Jos. llrouillette D. J. 1irightbill Paul Becker C. Boyce .1. Connolly P. Carney W. Coughlan J. Calla gnan John Corbett H. Cobb M. Donegan Thos. Donahue Peter Dax John Egan J. Eberhardt John Ess M. Farrell Frank Frick John Farley P. Fasselius E. Firtlaff H. Fleck Nelson Frith P. Gilloon J. Gavin B. Galle Geo. Gau Joe. Grab C. Gantenbein C. Gruenzig John Hafey Phil Hense J. Hanson J. Heil .. Peter Jacobs Aug. Jass Nic Kett enhofen John Kness Paul Krocheski J. Kraus John Lowry Mike Lavin 18 90 M. Lonergan ..................... 5 65 H. Leik 65 John Mahoney . 5 14 20 P. Molitor 20 John Miller............ • " " • 15 40 John McNulty ...... • • • • . • " • • • 1 35 J. McCarron 1 35 Pat McMullen ................ • • • 5 35 Jas. McLeese 5 75 Pat McPoland ......•••••"•' 1875 J. McCormack 20 00 W. O'Brien .................... 18 90 Chas. O'Neil ...................... 10 15 .Tames Powers •••••••• 17 55 John Parker ................... 55 W. Quinlan ...................... 2 5 12 Phil Reddin ............ " " • 2 70 James Ryan ................... 8 50 Matt Raishek C. Reinfrank g 45 9 05 James Reid .............•""" 20 15 Jos. Rooney ............... 5 40 2 70 4 75 1 35 12 15 16 20 11 90 8 80 10 15 12 15 20 00 8 10 18 90 14 55 18 90 18 90 10 00 8 80 9 45 J. Linehan 1 35 C. McElrath 14 20 J. J. McCollins 8 10 Louis McCollins 1150 D. O'Meara 20 00 Amos Paley 75 00 Geo. Reynolds 50 00 Adam Stoltz 15 40 Tony Seig 20 00 Ed. Seeley 12 85 Jerry Sullivan 12 85 J. Tobin M. Zogg Labor on sewers for the last half of August, 1905: H. Cosgrove J. Corcoran Ed. Daley T. Hagerty F. Hohnecker C. Sullivan Pat Sage Landon Taylor Nick Sweeney W. Sheridan John Schroeder John Sloan F. Scherr Louis Smith R. Turner 221 2 70 1 35 10 80 13 50 20 00 13 20 13 85 14 20 9 45 5 40 20 00 8 00 66 75 1 70 35 30 14 45 35 70 37 10 3440 11 05 27 65 28 05 32 30 39 55 48 85 49 30 48 45 14 45 26 80 7 65 7 65 22 95 14 90 39 05 21 25 41 00 13 60 N. \ ampach Anton \Veilu John Walsh W. \Vearmouth Geo. Zumhoff F. Burns F. l3eutin F. G. 13ecker John Calvert A. Conrad B. Costello Jos. Calvert John Evans Mike Hannan J. Haudenshield Peter Horeb John Long 16 90 20 00 14 20 7 45 9 45 12 40 22 50 5 40 12 15 12 85 16 20 10 80 18 90 2 70 13 35 20.09 22 40 22 40 25 00 20 80 22 40 21 60 21 60 22 40 J. Tacke Clerk of the District Court, wit- ness fees Clerk of the District Court, in Catherine Sheridan case Klauer & Kress, supplies for Sewer Department Farley-Loetscher Mfg. Co., shav- ings Fire Department H. J. Hagerty. Veterinary ser- vice for the month of July and 43 16 August, Fire Department Farley-Loetscher Mfg. o.,- rre- galizing 1 sash, 1 90 ment Key City Gas Co., maintenance of 2 gas arcs for August, 1905, 1 00 Fire Department coke for Key City Gas Co., 19 55 Fire Department Key City Gas Co., 5 gals. tar, 50 Fire Department Chas. Pape, plumbing at Central 1 50 Engine House Wunderlich & Wiederholt, horse 1 35 5 20 2 20 2 25 List of Warrants. shoeing, Fire Department 5 75 Union Electric Co., power for fire alarm during month of August Lagen & Sloan, horse shoeing, Fire Department 17 90 F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Fire Department 7 50 Carr, Ryder & Adams Co., 1 cord edgings Gus Lear, horse shoeing, Fire Department 4 00 John J. Powers horse shoeing, Fire Department 11 25 John Butt, repairs. Fire De- partment 12 60 Jas. Beach & Son, soap for Fire Department 7 50 Farley-Loetscher Mfg. Co., 1 load shavings, Fire Department 75 Jacquinot & Mullen. plumbing, Fire Department 2 40 Chas. E. Berry, supplies for Fire Department 101 76 Tony Siege, curb stone delivered to Fifth Ward Engine House12 24 J. J. Rohan, 3 doz. pillow cases, Fire Department 4 50 G. B. Grosvenor Co.. 1. case of toilet paper 6 75 G. S. Weaver, repairs at Ninth Street Engine House 28 33 John Neuman & Son, repairs for Fire Department 30 00 T. F. Kane. hay and oats for Fire Department 125 64 Smith -Morgan Prtg. Co., pamph- lets for August 16 75 National Democrat, official print- ing month of August 25 00 Globe -Journal, official printing month of August 51 56 Telegraph -Herald, official print- ing month of August 5f, 88 Jacquinot & Mullen, repairing fountain in Jackson Park 3 40 Gus Lear. horse shoeing, Road Department 2 00 Key City Roofing Co., supplies for Road Department 4 70 T. J, Mulgrew, sewer pipe for Road Doli rt ment 9 50 O'Farrel, McNamara & Kenety, final estimate to grading alley between Lincoln and Rhomberg Avenues, from Middle Avenue to Fengler Avenue 20 25 Fisher & Co., coal for Fire and Road Departments . .. 62 61 O'Farrell & McNamara, first es- timate grading on Bee Branch storm sewer 100 00 O'Farrell & McNamara, first es- timate grading Grace Street39100 Wm. McDermott, 12 yards ma- cadam 10 20 T. J. Mulgrew, 10 -inch sewer pipe, Road Department 6 68 Dubuque Telephone Co., rental for telephones Standard Oil Co., gasoline for Road Department Pitts -Thompson Fdy. Co., 2 sewer 2 00 1 50 6 00 83 covers, load Department S 00 John Butt, repairs for Road De- partment 5 85 Chas. Giese, tilling saws for Road Department 1 20 Geo. Ragatz & Son, repairs for Road Department 100 MeElrath Teaming Co., sand for toad Department 21 25 Smedley Steam Pump Co., re- pairs for Road Department 2 57 G. F. Kleih, supplies for Road Department .. 3 15 F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Road Department 3 00 G. Ragatz & Son, repairs on Sprinkling Wagons 3 70 .1. Newman & Son, repairs on Sprinkling Wagons 4 55 Butt Bros., repairs on Sprinkling Wagons 13 40 John Butt. repairs on Sprinkling Wagons 75 F. Schloz & Son, repairs on Sprinkling Wagons 2 50 Dub. Rubber & Belting Co., hose for Sprinkling Wagons 38 50 Geo. Bock. repairs for Road Department 9 00 Klauer & Kress, bread box for Police Department 85 Saunders Meat Co., meat for Police Department 1 70 J. J. Rowan. supplies for Po- lice Department 1 23 Dub. Cabinet Makers' Ass'n, re- pairing Folding Bed 1 75 Iowa Dairy Co., milk for Police Department 75 H. J. Hagerty, veterinary service for Police Department 2 76 Union Electric Co., Are Lights for August 2067 35 Key City Gas Co., gas for var- ious Departments 94 40 T. F. Kane, hay and oats for Police Department 30 72 E. J. Mulgrew, bread for four months for Police Department5 80 Eichhorn & Bechtel, groceries for Matron Department 2 fi G. F, Kleih, supplies for Sewer Department 4 95 Thos. Hagerty, horse hire for month of August 10 00 Wm. Foster, inspcetor on Sani- tary Sewer between Jackson and Washington Streets, from Sanford to 25th Street, for last half of August 20 on Mauer & Kress, supplies for Road Dept. 2 50 Geo. Ragatz & Son, repairs for Sewer Dept. 1 so F. Schloz & Son, repair for Sewer Dept. 1 85 Eugene Dietzgen Co., supplies for Engineer Dept. 2 9R U. F. Kleih, supplies for Engi- neer Dept. 1 60 Ott, Meuser & Co,, supplies for Engineer Dept. 1 Klauer & Kress, book holders15 4 List of Warrant. Union Printing Co., health re- ports for May and June G. F. Klelh, one pail for Health Dept. (t• Grnehlecollecting back taxes Larry Daily. cleaning around City Ball for .June. July and August N'. A. Ai MeV. one cgirliet 10-0o111. Jas. Ilea ih &- Son, 2 boxes of Northwest so:tp Jac -twit -tot & Mullen, plumbing at City Hall F'. Kiel1-1. sup Its dviivITed to l'ity hall Street. -t.'ml(k & Linehan, first to constructing ;ill 5-1111-11 111e 1111.t. ;411111111y Sewer in Cooler A venue front man- hole In Sanford St net to 2211r1 Street. Amount duo contracor. 300 T. E. Frith. removing gutIliac'-' animals during. August .75 11 I". B. Fitt -es. to Hoard of Prison- ers for month of A u gust I 20 Tibey 1.3ros.. final estimate to C011511.11(•11111.1- 11:11-1 ol itve Jas. ('ffintolly 10 00 los. ('allahan J (dm Corbett H. k WO) P. De Fontaine Al. 1 )(mega n • Dlarthue Pete! Dax liiiJohn Egan jos. Eberhardt John Ess ; Frank Frick John ParleY 5 30 John Plytm El. Firzlati 7; PoliT P. (flhtoon Barney Obis,: ,Jos. H. Calle (leo. (tau los. Crab C. tIantentwin • C. Gruenzig John Hafey Phil Hense J. Hansen John Heil Peter Jaeohs Aug. Jass Tim 1: Aly '10 '10 ltraiith S,•\\•,-rii WOShijigt()11 Street. 37S lineal feet. Amount trFarrell, McNamara & leuety,11"I due contractors thud estimate to inacmlutnizing alley between Lincoln Avenue and Ith(anlwrg flout Avenue to Ave- nue. Amount iii i, ,outraetors. 271 53 (f Farrell & NIeNaloara. rinal es-tint:Ile to r tic( hogit concrete storm water sewer in Milk -die Road, from the end of present culvert in Lemon Street. Amount (hie cinitractors ss0 21 It. 1'0111km:in, execiivationper- H. Brinkman interest 011 war- 65 00 mitt; redeemed II. Itrinkttinn. New Yuck ex_I202 s:: nints outstanding. H. 1:H111m-um, iixiircss charges. 41 'FI)0 change 11 Faint:train, Wee ra Ins 25 If. Brinkman. horse for 11Ire 10 00 11. Ibinkman, postage Department ........ 550 00 II. Ibittliman, freight (dr trges-- I load II. Brinkman. library orders paid 7I) 411 FL Brinkman, Man 25.050 0(1 H. 1111111:ma IL refunded tax 3 38 Labor on Streets in the different Road Districts during the first half of September, 1905: J. Alexander A. Alderson P. Burns John Burns J. Brachtenbach C. Budien Paul Becker D. J. Brightbill Peter Carney W. Coughlan 22 6 10 20 00 9 45 17 55 8 10 7 45 17 55 17 55 14 20 11 50 10 15 9 45 9 45 4 75 20 00 2 05 1.0 15 12 15 20 00 2 70 9 45 15 55 20 00 2 70 1 35 8 80 10 15 22 50 10 80 1 35 8 10 N. k et t enhofen 3 05 John Kness 3 40 Paul Krocheski 13 50 J. Knaus 17 55 J. Lowery 5 40 M. Lavin 12 111 H. Lettihke 10 15 51. Lonergait 17 55 John Mahoney 11 80 Thos. Nialloy 8 80 J. Miller 15 55 P. Molitor 7 45 J. Ma rtinek 10 15 Pat McMullen 8 10 Jas McCarron 9 45 W. McDermott 6 10 John McNulty 2 05 Jas. McAleese 5 40 J. McCormack 17 55 W. O'Brien 20 00 Chas. O'Neil 17 55 Jas. Purcell 8 10 John Parker 11 85 Phil Reddin 9 45 James Ryan 7 45 C. Reinfrank 10 15 Nick Sweeney 7 4\V ShulidiltI 5 15 05 John Schroeder 11 15 Herman Schmidt 6 10 Aug. Soyke 6 10 John Sloan 2 05 Frank Schen- 20 00 Louis Smith 4 05 R. Turner 3 75 John Welsh 1 35 M. Wampach 4 75 W. Wearmouth 20 00 Geo. Zumhof 9 00 Frank Burns 60 80 John Berwanger 13 60 F. G. Becker 35 70 15 55 11 50 5 40 1 35 8 80 2 05 15 55 4 05 2 70 10 15 t24 John Calvert A. Conrad 11. Costello ,Josh. Calvert John Evans M. llannan J. Haudenshield Peter Hor•c•h :Who Long .1. 1Leniban J. McQuillan C. Mete:tenth J. J. McC'ollins 1.. Yell Antos Paley Geo. Reynolds Tony Siege Frank Siege Jerry Sullivan 1;. Seeley :tarries Tobin M. logg Labor grading Camp Street the first half of September, 1905: P. McMullen 2 70 Walter Bradley 1 70 (leo. Reynolds 11 50 'Labor on Sewers for the first half of September, 1905: H. Cosgrove f. Corcoran E. Daley T. Hagerty P. Hohnedker Con Sullivan Pat Sage Landon Taylor J. Tacke C4. 'C. White, inspector Bee Th' uu•h Sewer at Miliville Road 15 75 A. Aberl, extra excavating at 'Fifth Ward Eng. House No. 6. 15 00 W. Foster, inspector on sanitary sewer between: Jackson and Washington Streets, from San- ford to 25th Street . 27 70 'hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct list of all Warrants issued by me during the month of September, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. Official Notices. 26 80 31 90 34 45 33 60 28 90 17 45 22 95 26 80 35 70 35 70 19 55 48 90 46 75 34 45 22 95 11 50 3 85 15 30 53 15 36 25 42 50 22 95 during $ 20 00 19 20 19 20 25 00 19 20 19 20 19 20 19 20 19 20 OFFICIAL Yl'IiLiC'ATiat\. AN ORDINANCE. AN eli-ll)iNANC'i' FOR THE \'.\C'A- 'l'ION OF 1-1t'le I" STREET FRt,ai THE Sot"I'JI LINE t al IIAII.ROAD AVENI'D: 'TO 'I'I-lir se WWI LINK: OF THE l)l'Itl'cll'E HAIIIIOIC COM PA 1"S AI,i)l'I'le )N, ALSO THIS A1.I.E1- BETWEEN HUFF AND SALIN \ STREETS FROM THE St)l"l'II LINE OF RAILROAD AVENiii: 'Pe 1 THE SO1"TH LINE OF THE Dr ift'Q('1C CIA ICHOR COM- PANY'S ADDITION: 'Whereas, Ott -Merisel• & Co. of the City of Dubuque, have petitioned the Council of said city for the vacation of Huff Street from the south line of Railroad Avenue to the south line of the Dubuque Harbor Company's Addi- tion, and also the alley between fluff and Salina Streets from the south line of Railroad Avenue to the south line of the Dubuque Harbor Company's Ad- dition: and Whereas, the said Ott-Meuser & Co. are the fee owners of all the land abut- ting on both sides of said street and alley, and are engaged in the lumber and manufacturing business on said property, and are desirous of using said street and elle} in the further prosecution of the lumber business; :and. \\'hercas, the said alt-'tleuser & Co. have agreed to fill said street •Ind alley to the present grade of Ii:lilroad Ave - line, and have agreed to continue the use of said prouerly for lumber or manufacturing purposes; and, Whereas, by as direction of the. ream- ed of the city of Dubuque. the City Engineer has made a plat showing said portions of said street and :alley pro- posed to be vacated, and filed thee same in his office suhjecl le public inspection, ;end clue notice has leeen given to all abutting property concis. :111(1 10 drays' notice of said proposed vile:etiu11 has het -n published in the official paper of the city. :and the proposed aetion has br,•n submitted Ice the city enunc•il at. teen re'L`laln l' sessloics: orad \\'h.-reaas. it appears that no valid ob- jection has been made 10 the vacation of said street and alley, and said above described portion of said street is not required at present for street purposes: therefore lie it Ordained by the City Council of the City of Dubuque: Secion 1. That Huff Street from lie south line of Railroad Avenue to the south line of the Dubuque Harbor Company's Addition, and also the alley between Huff and Salina Streets front the south line of Railroad Avenue to he south line of the Dubuque Harbor c'oenp:any's Addition. lie and the same are Ii.•rehy vacated, and the use there- cf is hereby granted to said 01I-Measer ;; Co., their heirs, executors, adminis- trators, successors and ;assigns, so long as the property abutting thereon is used for lumber yard or manufacturing purposes on condition that said Ott - Mouser ce- I'cc, fill said street and alley lee the pr, sent grade of Railroad Ave - Sec. 2. Should the said cltt-Meuser & Co., their heirs, executors, administra- tors, successors or assigns, suffer or permit said premises to remain unem- ployed for lumber yard or manufactur- ing purposes for the period of Twelve (12) months then the city may by reso- lution adopted at lily regular meeting. or any special meeting of the council called for that purpose, cause said street and alley to revert to the city, and the same shall thereupon. without any further action, revert to the City of Dubuque• without cost to the city for any filling done on said street or alley. See. 3. This ordinance shall be in force and take effect from and after its passage and publication one time in Official Notices. the Dubuque Daily Globe-Jeatl'lla I. of- ficial paper of the City of Dubuque. Adopted Sept. 21st, 1905. Approved Sept. 251h, 1905. C'. Ii. I.IEl(G, May•'r. Attest: C. F. AItENOT, City Recorder. Published officially ill tile 'I..e ening (;)circ -.Toon ,il net. 101h. 1905. C'. F. ARENDT. I0 -10-1t. City R.s.ord''r. 225 Published officially in the Evening Globe Journal Oct. 10th, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, 10-10-1t. City Recorder. (NOTICE OF THE CITY COI'N"IL`S INTEN- TION TO CONSTRI'e"1' AN 8 -INCH TILE; I'TPE SANI'I'.\ ItY SEWER IN AIT.\ \'IS'l'A STREI'.'I' FROM THE CFIN'fI'U OF EDIN.\ STREET TO PRESENT MANHOLE AT THE IN- SECTIt tN OF ROSE STREET. OFFICIAL PUBLICATION. To Whom it May Concern: ,\N t1RDINANCE. You and each of you are hereby no - An Ordinance, granting to the Du- I titled that it is the 'intention of the City Council to construct an 8 -inch Tile Pipe Sanitary Sewer in Alta Vista Street, from the center of Edina Street to the present manhole at the inter- section of Rose Street. That a plat and specifications of said proposed sewer is now on file in the buquc & Sioux City Railroad Com- pany the right to lay a switch and side track on Jackson Street from Seventh to Eighth Streets. Be it Ordained by the City Council of the City of Dubuque: Section 1. That permission he and is hereby granted to the Dubuque & office of the City Recorder. Sioux City Railroad Company, its sue- It is estimated by the City Engineer eessors and assigns, to lay and operate that it will require 1,317 lineal feet of a ste itch or single railway track on 8 -inch tile pipe with 4 manholes and Jackson Street in the City of Dubuque, will cost the abutting property owners from and connecting with the present $875.00 in total. track in the center of Jackson Street, Any person having objections to the in a northeasterly direction across Sev- construction of said sanitary sewer are enth Street to the northeast corner of hereby notified to appear before the Seventh and Jackson Streets and City Council at its regular session Oct. thence parallel with the track now in 19th, 1905, or to file in writing with the center of Jackson Street north to the City Recorder their ohjections on the south line of Eighth Street, the or before net. 19th, 1905. ! center of side track. from the north Dated at huhuque, Oct. 9, 1905.C. F. ARENDT, line of Seventh Street to the south line 10 -10 -:It. City Recorder. NOTICE ''" SEWER CONTRACTORS Seated proposals tvill be received at the office of the City Recorder until 7:30 o'clock p. m., Thursday, October 19th, 1905• for the construction of an 8 -inch Tile Pipe Sanitary Sewer in West Locust Street, from present man- hole in \Vest Locust Street at inter- section of Union Avenue, westerly in I:aiion Avenue to Alta Vista Street, thence southerly in Alta Vista Street to the center of Edina Street, in ac- •ordtunee with plans and specifications of Eighth Street, to be about 25 fee east of the center of Jackson Street. Section 2. That the Dubuque & Sioux City Railroad Company. its suc- cessors end assigns, shall, whenever reeluireil by the City Council of said City we to do, at its own cost and expense. pave or plank the space be- tween the rails and the ends of the ties south of the north line of Sev- enth Street in such a manner as will afford easy passage for wagons or other vehicles, and at its own expense place the grade of said track on theeer grade of Jackson Street, in which said prepared fible y it thetCity offine inthe Cnd d track is laid. and in all things comply nowwith the Ordinances of said City, so Recorder. far as the obstruction of streets and It is estimated by the City Engineer gutters is concerned and hereby 8 -inch thatit willile requiteiped 2,7 4 lineal feet of s. with ith the permissionThe work to be paid for when said given. ed by the C Section 3. The rights herein granted he City Council, the same tocbetco pleted City C mayybe revoked any time byy ouncil after a period of five on or before the 1st date of December, veers from the 1st day of October, 1905. 1905. Section 4. This Ordinance shall be Bidders must state price per lineal in force from after its e, and each and publicationand one time in the passage Du- All bids mu. t bPe accompanied byialcelr- buque Daily Globe Journal, the official tlfied check bank, f or a $5gu0.00 on that a some cDu- u- newapaper of the City of Dubuque• buquet ct will be entered into if awarded. Adopted Sept. 21st, 1905. Approved Sept. 25th, 1905. BERG, Attest: Mayor'. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. ra The City reserves the rightto ject any and all bids. Dated at Dubuque, Oct. ARENDT, 10-10-3t. City Recorder. 226 Official Notices. OF IVI( 'IA PUBLICATION. .\N ORDINANCE. AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISITING A • GRADE ON GRANDViEW AVENUE FE( !NI I)I•'T.HI STREET TO DODGE t3'l' 1: I : I•:T. Be it Ordained by the Cily C'onncil of the City of Dubuque: Section 1. That a grade on Grand- view Avenue from Delhi Street to South Dodge Street in the City of Du- burpte, lcavca, he and is hereby estttb- lish( d and ndupted as shown by red line on the profile of said street and grade prepared by the City Engineer, J. 11. Iloyee, and filed in his office un- der date of i)clober 5th, 1905,helpg numbered 102 and mocked Profile, showing; I'I'I p ;:rade i f (1r:unlvtery Avenue t'r:.ni Itelhi Street to South Dodge Street, D. M. on door sill thiel: store N. \\'. crier F reniunt Avenue and Iinifl.e Street. Elevation 286.24. Said _;trade beginning at station 0,0, thence to station - - in east curb Grandview Avenue, :u1.1 south sorb of Delhi Street, Elevation 300.0, west curb Grandvievt Avenue and south curb Grace Street: Ehevatiiin 298.0, thence on a call ved grade on west curb of Grandview Aviiini to Station 1+25, Elevation ::':i.r. tool ..0 a straight grade on east curb of Grandview Ave- nue from station 10 to station 1 -I- 25, Elevation 299.6, thence to station 3, Elevation 299.0, thence to station 7. Elev:, t ion 292.0, thence to station lii, Elevation 2S9,7,thence to station Elevation 285.0, thence to station 13, Elevation 284.0, thence to Station 37, Elevation 270.0. thence to station 45. Elevation 274.0, thence to station 7', Elevation 270.0. Sec. 2. This Ordin:un•ct shall be in force and take effect from and after its passage by the City Council and its publication one time in the Dubuque Daily Globe -Journal official newspaper. Adopted Oct. 51h, 1905. Approved c hit. 9th, 1905. C. H, BE RO, Attest: Mayor. C. F. ARENDT. City Recorder. Published officially in the Evening Globe -Journal caet. 20th, 1905. c, F. ARENDT, 10-20-1t, City Recorder. NOTICE OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENT. Notice is hereby given to all con- cerned that a Special Assessment will be levied to pay for the construction of a 10 and 12 -inch tile pipe Sanitary Sewer in alley between Washington and Jackson Streets from Sanford to Twenty -Fifth Streets, James Hird, con- tractor. Amount of special asssessment, $1,883.86, against the abutting property upon and along said sewer, as provided by law, at a session of the City Council to be held October 19th, 1905. And that there is a plat and schedule on file in the office of the City Re- corder of said City of Dubuque, show- ing the streets, or parts thereof, in which said sewer has been constructed, anti the separate lots and parcels of ground and specified portions thereof subject to assessment of such improve- ment. the names of the owners as far as practicable. and the amount to be nsse,:sed against each lot or parcel of gruend, which plat :Ind schedule is snhject to public inspection. And that an) and all persons object- ing to said special assessment of said plat Hurst tile his or their objection in writing with the City Recorder of said City of i)ubuque on or before said ses- sion of the City Council to be held October 19th, 1905, or to appear at said session ,•f the Council to show cause. tiny you have, why said assessment should nut lie levied. Dated at Duhu,lnc. Oct_ 12th, 1907. C. F. A REN 10-12-3t. ('ii I:ecordci. I.IS'I' c,P 111'1' \V.\lilt:\NTS. i'ity Iteeor let's Office. Dubuque. Ta., Oct. 2nd, 1905. To the ilonotahle. Mayor and City Council or Dubuque: Centlenaen: The following is a com- plete list of :all vv:u•r:u)ts issued on the various funds by nae during the month of S..•pteniber. 1:1(15: 1•a prnS.• I2o:ui- - Fitst District 1,160 531 Sci ii i District 1,768 45 Third District 824 2S I ire 3,622 54 Police 2,225 16 Sewerage( 437 95 Printing 150 19 Engineer 209 19 Stre,•I Lighting 2,067 $ 2,205 44 P“;:11 ,1 pl' Ile:tlth (.r:a.li ug llec l;ranch--- 1,202 535 427 35 $3 21 15 IIillville Rigid 1,005 02 \Vashiugton Sirec•t 1,060 29 5;.ecial I;unlet Assessnteut.. , 680 17 Aloud (':anal Avenue (sanding 2 70 Fifth Ward Engine House27 24 Loan ... 25,050 00 Library 570 49 f hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct list of all warrants issued by the on various funds during the month of September, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, 10-27-tt. City Recorder. NOTICE TO COAL AND WOOD DEALERS. Sealed proposals will be received at my office up to 7:30 o'clock p. m. Thursday, Nov. 2nd, 1905, for furnish- ing the Fire and Police Departments of the city of Dubuque, also the City Official Notices. 227 Hall, with coal, coke and wood for the term of one year, beginning Novem- ber 1st, '1905. Bidders will state the price for No. 1 nal: and maple wood, also the price for Bard n t tel soft coal and the kind and name eI' same; also the price and duality of 001(e. The. coal ;aid wood to hr delivered in such quantities nt sub places and time as the city may direct. The coal and coke to be wei_hed on the city scales nt the City Hall and delivered at the expense of the con- tractor. on- tractor. Ea,•b hill p0ond be :1(•eotultitnietl IVtlh a certtheft th.'ck for 335.00 on some De- lmont. 1titn1: ati it guaranies flint. t•(1utraet will he entered into if a\cltrdt.l. 'I'lte city reserves the right to reject any and :ill bids. ed (tet. 27th, 11(1)7, C. F. .\I:I:ND'I.. 10-27-5t ('ity Iteoarder. Street mid 7th Street, abutting Lot 626, City. Six feet \e id e, of cement. on the west. side of White Street, between 13th Street and I th Street. :limiting North 2-7i City Lot. 431. Font' fret wide, of cement, on the nest side of Wrest Fifth Street, be- tween (tooth Street and (';len Oak Ave- nue, abutting l,ots9, lo. i1 and 12, S. \I. L:tt g\corihy's Addition. An in :it'eerdance with S teeitir:itions on tile in said office. .\ certi;ied chi'•ic of ten per cent of total will he rt'gt iced tit ilii each hid. The City r, serves Iht• right to re- ject any sail all bids. JAMES li. I:OYC19, 10-2.1 G. -.T, 7l. City Engineer. Ntt'I'li'I? 'l(i SIU(:AV'.ALK I'tIN- CI::\(''1'111IS. 1)nhuilue, 1:1.. Dot. "4. lill!n. Seated proposals ',t ill tie received. at the. City I tIVinoei's ( illi. e. city of Dtt- bugne, loivii, tip to 12 n''o'it (noon) October 30, 1(1117. for constructing side- walks :is follows, \Vs, \there not already laid: Six foot wide, of e,•111,11I, Ott I It,• nest side of Washington Street, between 111th St reel. :atltl hilt Street, abutlili Lots 67 anti es, 1.;:ist 1)111tt(ptc-Additi.ni. Six reef- tiiiie, 01' cement, en the east side of Ithentiterg Avenue, hlween Schiller .\venue and ',l tutu' .-\venue. abutting Lot Ill, Wick's .\ddition. Siv feet \with', of cement, oft the west side of Ithnntber-Avennc, 1,elween Schiller Avenue :ant \liddle .\venue, abutting snitlt :12 feet Lot- 15. Mer.t.:t- ney's 21111 .\ti lition. Siv feet wide, of cement, on the east side of Ithonilier'g :\venue, between Windsor .\'mite anti Stafford Avenue, abuttilig Lotsis_ ' (t,nol:i i Addition.south 2 5-10 feet Lei i .. Six feet \title, of eenrtutt, on the north side of \\'est Locust. Street, between Foye Strtel 'a t i IIodgdon Avenue, abutting Lots G :tett 7, Ellen Rlake's Subdivision. Twelve feet wide, of cement, on the east side of Main Street, between Jones Street nail First Street, abutting Lot 5 in the West 1-2 of Blocic 1, Dubuque Harbor Co.'s Addition. Six feet wide, of cement, on the west side of ll ill Street between West Eighth Street and Caledonia. Place. abutting Lot 1 of 39, Kelly's Subdi- vision. Six feet wide, of cement. on the west side of Jackson Street, between Eagle Point Avenue and Sanford Street, abutting Lots 26 and 27 and S. E. 1-4 25, L. II. Langworthy's Addition. Seven feet wide, of cement, on the west side of Bluff Street, between 6th NO'1'I('Pl 'rO 1i -AY AND GRAIN DEALERS. Sealed proposals will be received at n,y office tip to 7:30 o'clock p. m., Nov, 21Iil. 19117, in ftn'nish the Fire, Police and Sir, el- Departments of thi' iiy of Unbn1lrii' w'itii nnntber one is and matter one tinin(hy hay for the term ul' nor year i.rt11I1 November 1st, 1905. Such nuts :inti hay to lit delivered in such quantities and at such takes as may be ordered by the city from time to time. All hay and oats to be weigh- ed Ott the oily scales at the City Hall and delivered at the expense of the 'ontraotto'. The oats to be figured at pnunds to the bushel. Each hitt must. he accompanied with a ecrtifted ehet•k of $25.00 on surae Du- bugne (tank as a guarantee that a con- tract will be entered into if awarded. The city reserves Ilse right to reject any and all bids. Dated Oct. 27th, 19011, C. F. ARENDT, 10-27-5t City Recorder. t r N arc Regular Session November 2, 1905. 229 CITY COUNCIL. Regular Session Notember .hat, 1905. (Official.) Council met at 8:30 o'clock P. M. Ilayor Berg in the chair. Present —.Ids. Clancy, Corrance, Fath. Jene', Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—None. Md. Corrance moved that the Coun- cil proceedings for the month of Oc- tober be approved as printed. Carried. BILLS. The following bills were ordered paid: Key City Gas Co., gas for various departments .... ..3109 80 H. Corrance. supplies at City Hall 1 85 •C. T. Bush, photos of Julien Ave- nue 2 00 Jacqumot & Alullen, plumbing at 10 45 City Hall .. .Palmer, Berg & Co., printing 500 Bonds 35 15 'G. B. Grosvenor, blank stationery and supplies 5 40 • Stampfer & Jaeggi, matting for 5 85 Assessor's office J. Brandon, to laying matting for 1 30 Assessor's office P. Heller, horse shoeing, Road and Fire department 5 50 F. Schloz & Son, repairs, Road and Sewer departments J. Butt, repairs, Road and Sewer departments Avenue Top Mining Co., rock for Road department -H. B. McCarten, rock for Road department A. Hoerner, rock for Road de- partment............ .... F. G. Becker, coal for steam roller • G. Ragataz & Son, repairs for steam roller P. Hanson, oil and lantern globes for steam roller Standard Oil Co., oil for steam roller Lagen & Sloan, horse shoeing for Fire department Wunderlich & Wiederholt, horse shoeing for Fire department D. J. Haas, drugs and supplies for Fire department G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for Fire department ...... .... F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Fire department John Butt, repairs for Fire de- partment .......... Keller 8: Matz, repairs for Fire department El!wanger Bros.. new blankets and repairs for Fire department Dubuque Oil Tank Line, oil for Fire department .... H. J. Hagerty, veterinary ser - 2 55 3 40 1 50 5 25 7 20 12 00 3 50 30 3 90 10 10 5 35 25 00 1 00 3 00 15 25 2 00 30 20 8 10 vices for Fire department 23 90 Seippel Lbr. Co., lumber for Fire department .... ........ .... 9 G:, Carr, Ryder & Adams Co., lum- ber for Fire department 1 95 Dubuque Wooden Ware & Lbr Co., lumber, Fire and Sidewalk departments 87 60 L. Lindenberg, hardware for Fire department 2 35 T. F. Kane, hay and oats for Fire department 576 70 T. J. Mulgrew, coal for Fire de- partment 17 30 Mettel Bros., bran for Fire de- partment 95 F. A. Burns, coal and wood, Fire and Police departments 27 10 Key City Gas Co., rental of gas arcs for Fire department 1 00 Union Electric Co., power for Fire alarm system 2 00 McDermott & Gow, plumbing at Central engine house 8 55 John Newman & Son, repainting and repairing Chief's buggy 23 50 Homan & Roehl, beds, springs and pillows for Engine House No. 6 28 00 Pits -Thompson Fdry Co., 3 new stoves cast for Engine House No. 6 76 20 Engine House No. 6 7 20 Iowa Telephone Co., telephone service for Engine House No. 6 5 00 Key City Gas Co., Weisbach lights and brackets for Engine House No. 6 5 25 F. P. Hayes, board of prisoners for October 1 40 P. Hanson, hay for city pound 50 H. J. Hagerty, veterinary ser- vices for Patrol team 2 75 T. Melloy, sawing wood for Po- lice department 2 00 John Sloan, sawing wood for Ma- trons' department 2 75 Saunders Meat Co., meat for Ma- trons' department 1 50 Eichhorn & Bechtel, groceries for Matrons' department ...... 1 85 Dubuque Cabinet Makers' Asso- ciation, repairing rocker for Matrons' department ...... 50 F. Schloz K. Son, repairs in City calaboose 1 00 H. Corrance, supplies for Sewer department 1 10 G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for Se\\er department 50 Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co, 1 pair hip Loots for Sewer de- partment 6 00 Keuffel & Esser Co., supplies for Engineer's department .... 18 20 Globe -Journal, official printing for October 56 22 Telegraph -Herald, official print- ing for October 55 13 National Demokrat, official print- ing for October 25 00 Smith -Morgan Printing Co, weekly and monthly pamphlets 14 83 230 Regular Session November 2, 1905. Union Electric Co., arc lights for October 1067 35 T. E. Frith, removing garbage and dead animals 363 48 Linehan & Molo, sewer pipe for Special Sewer Dept. 19 80 R. McMahon, inspector on Dodge Street sewer 3 50 Ott, Mouser & Co., lumber for Sidewalk Dept. 25 60 A. L. Pier, 1 stone for street crossing L. Lindenberg, nails for Sidewalk Dept. J. Hird, inspector of Union Ave- nue sanitary sewer 10 80 O'Farrell Construction Co., ce- ment and sand for Bee Branch sewer 1 50 O'Farrell Construction Co., grad- ing Bee Branch sewer 89 25 1 50 2 20 PETITIONS AND COMMUNICA- TIONS. Petition of Jno. Welsh asking that the Engineer he instructed to meas- ure his macadam located on Hill Street. On motion the petition was granted. Petition of G. W. Meyers et al ask- ing that an electric light be ordered placed at the intersection of West Third and West Fifth Streets on Wi- nona Avenue. Also petition of H. Corrance et al asking that an electric light he placed on Fourteenth Street at the foot of Henion Street. On motion both petitions were re- ferred to the Committee on Police and Light. Petition of Mrs. Mary A. Dolan ask- ing that her taxes be canceled on the West 1-2 of Lot 62 in Union Add. On motion was referred to the De- linquent Tax Committee. Petition of Mrs. Cath. Theis asking for an extension of time to pay her taxes for the year 1904. On motion was referred to the Board of Equalization. Petition of Jno. Keckevoet asking that he he given the privilege of using Jacn»innt &11.n. i+1„1-nbine qt the Ice Harbor for skating rink pur- poses during the coming winter. Also petition of the Dubuque Wom- en's Club asking that a room in the City Hall, opposite the Matron De- partment, be furnished for the deten- tion of juvenile criminals held for ex- amination under the law. On motion both petitions were re- ferred to the Committee of the Whole. Petition of F. H. Weihe & Co. ask- ing for the cancellation of their taxes on moneys and credits for the year 1898. On motion was referred to the City Attorney. Resignation of Woodmeasurer and Wharf Master P. Holsinger was read' and 'on motion accepted. Aid. Corrance moved that Chas. W. Katz be appointed Inspector of Wood to fill vacancy for the unexpired term. Unanimously carried. REPORTS OF OFFICERS. City Treasurer Brinkman reported as follows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Coun- cil: 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..$ 55.00 Interest on warrants outstand- 1,177.19 10.r0 6.61 2Q5 ing Postage stamps—expense Refund City tax—expense New York Exchange—expense Express charges Engineer—ex- pense 60 $1,252.25 Library orders paid 7S9.23 I also refunded old warrants, for which please order new loan warrants drawn Total amount of warrants $7,000.00 I also received money borrowed from various parties; please order loan war- rants drawn in their favor. Total amount of warrants $10,010.00 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. City Auditor Hoffman reported as follows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen:—Herewith find my report for the month of October, 1905, showing the receipts and disbursements for the month: Cash on hand Oct. 1st, 1905....$12,173.35 Receints— Receipts from all sources ....$30,635.60 $42,808.95 Disbursements— Warrants redeemed $28,463.98 Coupons redeemed 2,743.89 W. W. Warrant redeemed 45.00 Bonds redeemed 769.24 $32.022.11 Cash on hand Nov. 1st, 1905.. 10,786.84 The above cash balance includes the Improvement Bond Fund, Improve- ment Bond Interest Fund and Library Fund balances. Also report that there is due the city officers for the month of October, 1905, the sum of $2,683.45. Regulae Session November 2, 1905. 231 Ai, Ow following is a record of all Interest Coupons and Bonds redeemed by the City Treasurer during the past month and credited to him: Improvement Bond Coupons$ 21.25 Waterworks Bond Coupons 45.00 Regular Bond Coupons 2,722.64 $2,788.89 Improvement Bonds Redeemed. 769.24 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, 1905, to Nov. 1st, 1905: Appropriation. Expended. Expense 540,000 $18,638 20 Road -First District10,000 12.229 73 Road -Second District 20.300 14,489 50 Road -Third District0,750 6,230 42 Fire 42.000 23,903 64 Police 20.000 15,168 29 Sewerage 5,000 3,166 00 Printing 2.500 998 22 Engineer 2.500 1.397 88 Street Lighting 25,200 14.471 45 Interest 41,500 24,167 01 Board of Health 4,500 3,00011 Grading 2,000 1,158 15 Bee Branch-Millville Road 3,000 2,825 60 Bee Branch - Wash- ington Street 6,000 5,993 57 Bee Branch -Fifteenth and Sixteenth Sts1,400 Special Bonded Paving 2,000 Judgment 3,000 2,418 22 Special Bonded Debt and Interest 4,000 2,581 13 Mount Carmel Avenue Grading .... 1,000 451 20 Sidewalk Repairing 1,000 404 39 Special Sewer Fund1,000 328 26 Bluff Street Extension Wall 1,000 999 93 Fifth Ward Engine House 4,000 3,773 74 Booth Street Sewer1,000 1,000 00 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 Reinfried reported as fol- lows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: -The following is the pay roll of the Fire Department for the month of October, 1905: • $2668 45 Amount due Firemen Respectfully submited, JOSEPH 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 Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: -I herewith submit the Police report for the month of October, 1905: Total arrests for the month 50 Residents arrested for the month19 Doors found open for the month28 Defective Lights for the month27 Lodgers harbored for the month33 Meals furnished for the month7 Cost of food $1.40 Sheriff, dieting prisoners 7.10 Pound Master's receipts 4.00 Patrol calls 57 Miles traveled 112 Also pay roll for Policemen for the month October, 1905: Amount clue Policemen 81907 95 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 re- port referred back to the Committee on Police. City Engineer Boyce reported as fol- lows: To the Honorale Mayor and City Coun- cil: Gentlemen: -I herewith sumit my pay roll for labor on streets in the dif- ferent road districts during the last half of October, 1905: Amount due laborers on streets.$1490 40 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 October, 1905: Amount clue laborers on sewers$178 00 Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Sewers. Also submit my pay roll for labor grading Mt. Carmel Avenue during last half of October, 1905: Amount due laborers on Mt $188 50 Carmel Avenue Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Streets. Al.o submit my pay roll for L:chor on Special Sewers for the last half of October, 1905: Amount due Laborers on Special $4 20 Sewers Respectfully submitted. JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Streets. On motion the nay rolls on 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. 232 Regular Session November 2, 1905. Chief of Police Reilly reported as fol- lows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen—I herewith return you returns of service on the notices to all abutting property owners on Bluff Street on the chance of Grade on that Street. Respectfully submitted, THOS. REILLY, Chief of Police. On motion said returns were referred to a Special Committee consisting of Aids. Jones, Lyons, Needham and Clancy. The report of the Water Works Trus- tees showing the receipts and disburse- ments for the three months ending Sep- tember 10th, 1905, was presented, and on motion referred to a Special Com- mittee, consistinz of Alds. Corrance, Clancy and Jones. A Special Committee consisting of City Recorder Arendt and City Engi- neer Boyce reported as follows: Dubuque, Iowa, November 2, 1905. To the Honorable Mayor and City Council of the City of Dubuque: Gentlemen—Reporting on the matter of H. B. McCarten relative to Treas- urer's receipts which were lost or mis- laid for money deposited for the ex- cavation of streets and alleys, would state that we have examined all month- ly reports of the Treasurer up to date and find the receipts dated July 14 and 18, 1904, never were refunded, therefore would recommend that the Treasurer be instructed to issue duplicate receipts in favor of H. B. McCarten, amounting to Five Dollars ($5.00) each in lieu of the receipts which were lost or mislaid. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder, JAS. H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Ald. Frith moved that the report be approved, and that the Treasurer be instructed to issue duplicate receipts to Mr. McCarten as recommended. Car- ried. City Electrician Hipman reported as follows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen:—I herewith submit my report of Defective Lights for the month of October, 1905. I find from the report of the Police Department that the total hours that 27 lamps fail- ed to burn would equal 1 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 October the sum of $5.40. The following Weighmaster's and Woodmeasurer's receipts were referred to the Committee on Markets: F. P. Hayes. City Hall receipts$40.95 T. Faherty, First Ward scale re- ceipts 7.86 Louise Pitschner, West Dubuque scale receipts 2.36 R. Hay, Eighth Street scale re- ceipts 2.89 P. Holsinger, Woodmeasurer's re- ceipts .80 The folowing bids were on motion or- dered opened for furnishing the city with hay and oats and coal and wood. J. J. Nagle, No. 1 oats at 41 c per bushel and No. 1 timothy hay at $9.75 per ton. Thos. F. Kane, No. 1 oats at 39c per bushel and No. 1 timothy hay at $10.00 per ton. On motion the contract was awarded to Thos. F. Kane, he being the lowest bidder. There only being one bid for supply- ing the city with coal, wood and coke. Ald. Frith moved to open the bid. Ald. Corrance moved a substitute that the bid be referred to the Committee on Supplies, unopened. Substitute lost by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance and Stumpf. Nays—Alds. Frith, Jones, Lyons and Needham. On motion the bid was ordered opened. Bid as follows: Pier Bros. Oak wood per cord $4.70 Maple wood, per cord 5.70 Coal at the present market prices. On motion the bid was referred to the Committee of the Whole. REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT- TEES. Ald. Lyons, chairman of the Ordi- nance Committee, presented and read an Ordinance for the vacation of the Southerly 180 feet of the alley between Alpine and Nevada Streets, north of West Third Street, and moved that the reading just had be considered its first reading. Carried. Ald. Lyons moved that the Recorder be instructed to give the regular ten days notice by publication of the pass- age of said Ordinance at its next regu- lar session of the Council. Carried. Ald. Frith, chairman of the Commit- tee on Streets, reported as follows: Your Committee on Streets would re- spectfully recommend that the City En- gineer be instructed to lay a brick side- walk abutting the city's lot on Dodge Street, from Booth Street to the West line of said lot. - Regular Session November 2, 1905. 233 Also your Committee on Streets would respectfully report that we have examined the improvement on Grace Street from the West line of the sub- division of Lot 7 in Ann O'Hare's Sub., to East Street, O'Farrell, McNamara & Kenety, contractors, and would recom- mend that said street be accepted and that the City Engineer be instructed to prepare a special asssessment against the lots or parts of lots subject to assessment for such improvement, and file the same in the office of the City Recorder, who will thereupon publish notice of said assessment as required by Ordinance. E. E. FRITH, Chairman. Ald. Frith moved to adopt the re- ports of the Committee on Streets. Carried. Ald. Clancy, chairman of the Com- mittee on Fire, reported as follows: Your Committee on Fire, to whom was referred the matter of purchasing caps for the Fire Department, would respectfully report that we requested the several firms in that line of busi- ness in the city to submit bids, and that two bids were received, the lowest of which—that of the Boston One Price Clothiers—at $16.50 per dozen was ac- cepted and the contract awarded said firm. 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 beg leave to report that new electric arc lights be placed on the following streets: One on Fourteenth and Hen - ion Streets, one on corner of Hart and Francis Streets, and one on Winona Avenue between Third and Fifth Streets, and the City Electrician be instructed to advise the Union Electric company accordingly. Ald. Clancy, chairman of the Com- mittee of the Whole, reported as fol- lows: Your Committee of the Whole, to whom were referred the several bids for the improvement of Dillon Street, would respectfully report that, owing to the lack of money in the grading fund, it will be impossible to proceed with this improvement this year; we would, therefore, recommend that said bids be received and filed. We would further report that the certified checks accompanying said bids have all been returned to the respective bidders. Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the re- port of the Commmittee of the Whole. Carried. Also your Committee on Police and Light, to whom was referred the mat- ter of purchasing coats for such mem- bers of the Police Department as re- quire the same, would respectfully re- port that we solicited bids on said coats and received propositions from four different firms. The bid of Kaep & Buechele at $21.00 per coat being the lowest, we have awarded them the con- tract. The city is to pay $10.00 toward the cost of each coat, and we would recommend that the Treasurer be in- structed to withhold the balance from the warrants of the different officers ordering said coats. JOS. NEEDHAM, Chairman. Ald. Needham moved to adopt the reports. Carried. Also, your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the matter of fixing the tax levy for the year 1905, would respectfully recommend that said levy be fixed in accordance with the fol- lowing resolution: Be it resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That the taxes for the year 1905 for the purposes below specified, be levied as provided by law iii the respective number of mills on the dollar of the assessed valuation of all the taxable property in said city as follows: Mills. General Fund 3 Bond Fund 2 Fire Fund 12-3 Gas and Light Fund 1 Water Fund 1 Library Fund 1-3 Be it Further Resolved, that a regu- lar water tax levy of one (1) mill on the dollar of the assessed valuation he levied upon all the property benefited by the supply of said water as deter- mined by the action of the City Coun- cil. And be it Further Resolved, that for the purposes of cleaning, sprinkling and repairing the streets, a tax of two (2) mills on the dollar on all the tax- able property therein, be levied in each of the Road Districts of the city. Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the Res- olution. Adopted by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons and Stumpf. Nays—Ald. Needham. RESOLUTIONS. Ald. Corrance offered the following: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That a Sidewalk 5 feet wide, of good cement, be, within 15 days of this notice, constructed and laid in conformity with the ordinance in relation to sidewalks, on the West side of Grandview Avenue, between Grace street and Bennett street, abut- ting lots 3 and 4, Hedge's Sub.. owned by A. E. Girard, at the expense of 234 Regular Session November 2, 1905. abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Ald. Corrance also offered the follow- ing: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That a Sidewalk 4 feet wide, of good cement, be, within 15 days of this notice, construc- ted and laid in conformity with the ordinance in relation to sidewalks, on the South side of Grace street, abutting lot 5, Hodge's Sub., owned by A. E. Girard, at the expense of abutting property. Adopted by the following vote: Ayes—Ald. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays -None. The special assessments for cutting weeds and levied against lots 11, Blake's Add., and West 100 feet of Min. Lot 184, owned by Joseph Herod, were on motion referred to City Engineer and Ward Foreman and report to the Council. Ald. Needham moved that the reso- lution adopted by the City Council Oct. 5th, 1905, instructing the Iowa Tele- phone Co. that all streets recently ex- cavated by them be placed in the same condition they were in before they were dug up, be strictly enforced. Car- ried. Ald. Corrance moved to adjourn un- til November 16th, 1905. Carried. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. Attest. LJ.: ' ..a( "' ..Recorder Approves .,/.,fit 1905 Mayor S) Regular Session November 16, 1905. 235 CITY COUNCIL. Regular Session November 16th, 190-u. (OFFICIAL). Council met at 8:15 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. The following petitions were ordered granted: Petition of the Smedley Steam Pump Co., asking that the Treasurer be instructed to accent payment on taxes for the year 1904. both real and personal. on a valuation of $10,000.00. Also petition of the Metz Mfg. Co.. asking for the cancellation of their taxes for 1904 and 1905 on all personal property and improvements. Also petition of the Germania Stock Company, asking that the taxes on City Lot 209 remain the same as in previous years. Petition of Geo. Salot in relation to bad condition of retaining wall built by the city and abutting his property on Madison Street, was on motion re- ferred to Street Committee and City Engineer. Petition of Nellie Tinkham, et al. asking that an electric arc light be placed at the intersection of Lincoln and Third Avenues. Also petition of Jas. Carter, asking that he be allowed full time for the month of October on account of sick- ness and being under the doctor's care during said month. On motion both petitions were re- ferred to the Police and Light Com- mittee. Petition of Mrs. Richard Collins, ask- ing for the cancellation of her taxes as levied against lots 28 and 29 in Mc - Daniels' Sub. On motion was referred to the De- linquent Tax Committee. Petition of G. A. Cleaver. e'kine that the City Treasurer be instructed to cancel the taxes as assessed against him for the years 1888 to 1902, inclusive. On motion was referred to the Board of Eaualization. Petition of Anna dinga, et al, stating that they selected and appoint- ed Mr. C. A. Voelker as one of the ap- praisers on the Board of Appraisers assess any damages which may be in- curred to their property by reason of a proposed change of grade of Bluff Street, from Fourth to Eighth Streets, was on motion received and filed. Petition of E. A. Engler and J. J. Murphy in relation to the vacation of that part of the alley betwene Allison Place and College Avenue from a point about 26 feet south of the south line of lot 10 in Finley Home Add., was on motion referred to the Committee of the Whole and City Engineer. Petition of Theo. Trieloff, by W. S. Wright, his attorney, asking that the Treasurer be instructed to accept the sum of $18.00 in full settlement for the special assessment as levied against lot No. 13. Concord Sub., for the im- provement of Con tea Avenue. On motion was referred to the Com- mittee of the Whole and City Attor- ney. The following communication was presented and read and then referred to the Committee of the Whole: Dubuque, Nov. 15, 1905. To the City Council: Gentlemen:—While the matter of in- vestigating the conduct of Public Of- ficials is in vogue, why not turn the searchlight on the action of Alderman Needham, who told Frank Burns that he would see that he was given a job hauling a sprinkling wagon if Burns would give him his insurance. If this is not bribery, what is it? (Signed): —Taxpayer and Teamster. REPORTS OF OFFICERS. City Engineer Boyce reportedas fol- lows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: G@ntlemen—I herewith submit mY pay roll for labor on streets in the dif- ferent road districts during the first half of November, 1905: Amount due laborers on streets.$1326 10 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 Novem- ber, 1905: Amount due laborers on sewers..$170 60 Respectfully submitted. JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Sewers. Also submit my pay roll for labor grading Mt. Carmel Avenue during first half of November, 1905: Amount due laborers on Mt Carmel Avenue $156 55 Respectfully submitted. JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. 236 Regular Session November 16, 1905. Approved by Committee on Streets. On motion, the pay rolls on 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. City Engineer Boyce also reported as follows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Attached please find statement of macadam measured to Nov. 16th, 1905, and amount due for same. JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. On motion the report was received and warants 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 levy a special assessment for improving Grace Street from the West line of sub -division of Lot 7, Ann O'Hare's Sub., to East Street. No remonstrance being filed, the Mayor asked if any one present had any objection to said Special Assessment. No objection 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 im- proving Grace Street, from the west line of the subdivision of lot 7, Ann O'Hare's Sub., to East Street, by O'Farrell, McNamara & Kenety, con- tractors, 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 here- inafter named, situate and owned, and for the several amounts set opposite each lot or parcel of real estate, as follows: Total Owner— Description Amount Tax. Fred D. Bennett, Reche's Sub., lot 28„ 21.4 sq. yds. macadam- izing at 54c $ 11 56 John Accola, Reche's Sub., lot 29, 50 lin. feet curbstone at 45c, $22.50; 22.2 sq. yds. gutter- ing at 45c, $9.99; 61.1 sq. yds. macadamizing at 54c, $32.9965 48 John Frey, Reche's Sub., lot 30, 50 lin. feet curbstone at 45c, $22.50; 22.2 sq. yds. guttering at 45c, $9.99; 61.1 sq. yds. ma- cadamizing at 54c, $32.99 65 48 Chas J. Pitschner, Reche's Sub, lot 31, 50 lin. feet curbstone at 45c, $22.50; 22.2 sq. yds. gutter- ing at 45c, $9.99; 61.1 sq. yds. macadamizing at 54c, $32.9965 48 Chas. J. Pitschner, Rech's Sub, lot 32, 50 lin. feet curbstone at 45c, $22.50; 22.2 sq. yds. gutter- ing at 45c, $9.99; 61.1 sq. yds. macadamizing at 54c, $32.9965 48 John Kapp, Reche's Sub., lot 33, 50 lin. feet curbstone at 45c, $22.50; 22.2 sq. yds. guttering at 45c, $9.99; 61.1 sq. yds. ma- cadamizing at 54c, $32.99 65 48 John Kapp, Reche's Sub., lot 34, 70 lin. feet curbstone at 45c, $31.50: 32.9 sq. yds. guttering at 45c, $14.81; 108.8 sq. yds. ma- cadamizing at 54c, $58.75 105 06 Bertha Bondleon, Reche's Sub, No. 2. lot 1, 140 lin. feet curb- stone at 45c, $63; 61.8 sq. yds. guttering at 45c, $27.81; 193.8 sq. vds. macadamizing at 54c, 195 46 $101.65 John Babcock, Reche's Sub. No. 2, lot 4, 50 lin. feet curbstone at 45c, $22.50; 20 sq. yds. gut- tering at 45c, $9; 60.5 sq. yds. macadamizing at 54c, $32.6; ... X: t 17 J. T. Kearns, Reche's Sub. 2, lot 5, 40 lin. feet curbstone• at 45e, $18; 17.8 sq. yds. gut- tering at 45c, $8.01: 49 sq. yds. macadamizing at 54c, $26.46.... J. T. Kearns, Reche's Sub. No. 2, lot 6, 40 lin. feet curbstone ' at 45c, $18; 17.8 sq. yds. gut- tering at 45c, $8.01; 49 sq. yds. macadamizing at 54c. $26.46.... 52 47 Jas. H. Shields, Reche's Sub. No. 2, lot 7, 60 lin. feet curb- stone at 45c, $27; 33.3 sq. yds. guttering at 45c, $14.99; 91.7 sq. yds. macadamizing at 54e. $49.52 f)i .i L. Lindenberg, Reche's Sub. No. 2, lot 15, 60 lin. feet curb- stone at 45c, $27; 33.3 sq. yds. guttering at 45c, $14.99; 9.17 sq. yds. macadamizing at 54c, 9151 $49.52 L. Lindenberg, Reche's Sub. No. 2, lot 14, 40 lin. feet curb- stone at 45c, $18; 17.8 sq. yds. guttering at 45c, $8.01; 49 sq. yds. macadamizing at 54c, $26.46 ... 52 47 Frank Eberhardt, Reche's Sub. No. 2, lot 13, 40 lin. feet curb- stone at 45c, $18; 17.8 sq. yds. guttering at 45c, $8.01; 49 sq. yds. macadamizing at 45c, $26.46 52 47 Knapp, Stout & Co. Co., Reche's Sub. No. 2, lot 12, 40 lin. feet curbstone at 45c, $18; 17.8 sq. yds. guttering at 45c, $8.01; 49 sq. yds. macadamizing at 45c, $26.46 52 47 E. A. Engler, Reche's Sub. No. 2, lot 11, 40 lin. feet curbstone at 45c, $18; 17.8 sq. yds. gut- tering at 45c, $8.01; 49 sq. yds. macadamizing at 54c, $26.46... 52 47 Wm. Reche Est., Reche's Sub. No. 2, lot 10, 56 lin. feet curb- stone at 45c, $25.20: 26.6 sq. yds. guttering at 45c, $11.97; 62.1 sq. yds. macadamizing at 54c, $33.53 70 70 H. E. Cosgrove, Ann O'Hares Sub., W. 45.4 ft., lot 14, 81 lin. feet curbstone at 45c, $36.45; 37.8 sq. yds. guttering at 45c, $17.01; 90.8 sq. yds. macadam- izing at 54c, $49.03 102 49 Thos. M. Cosgrove, Ann &Hare's Sub., E. 50 ft. N. %, lot 14, 50.1 lin. feet curbstone at 45c, $22.50; 22.3 sq. yds. guttering at 45c, $10.04; 61.2 sq. yds. ma- cadamizing at 54c, $33.05 65 64 Wm. Wiley, Ann O'Hare's Sub, E. 50 ft. W. 100 ft., lot 13, Regulae Session November 16, 1905. 237 50.1 tin. feet curbstone at 45c, $22.5: 22.3 sq. yds. guttering at 41,•. $10.04; 61.2 sq. yds. ma- cadin iizing at 54c, $33.05 65 64 Thos. 11. Cosgrove, Ann O'Hare's Sub., \V. 50 ft., lot 13, 50.1 lin. feet curbstone at 45c, $22.55; 22.3 sq. yds, guttering at 45c, $10.04; 61.2 sq. yds. macadam- izing at 54c, $33.05 Marg. S. Wiley, Ann O'Hare's Sub., E. 37.94 ft., lot 13, 27.1 lin. feet curbstone at 45c, $12.20; 19.3 sq. yds. guttering at $8.69; 46.5 sq. yds. macad- amizin gat 54c, $25.1146 00 Marg. S. Wiley, Ann O'Hare's Sub., W. 121/2 ft., lot 12, 12.5 lin. feet curbstone at 45c, $5.65; 5.5 sq. yds. guttering at 45c, $2.48; 15.3 sq. yds. macad- aminz at 54c, $8.26 16 39 Leathers & Trewin, Ann Ohare's Sub., E. 125 ft., lot 12, 125.3 lin. feet curbstone at 45c, $5at t645c $25.07; 5.7 1 53 1d guttering sq. yds.ma- cadamizing at 54c, $82.67 16414 65 64 Leathers & Trewin, Ann Ohare's Sub., W. 80.18 ft., lot 11, 80.18 lin. feet curbstone at 45c, $36.08; 35.6 sq. yds. gutter- ing at 45c, $16.43; 98 sq. yds. macadamizing at 54c, $52.92... 105 43 J. M. Hampton, Ann O'Hare's Sub., E. 57.82 ft., lot 11, 57.82 lin. feet curbstone at 45c, $26.02; 25.7 sq. 45c, $11.57; 70 7 sq. yds. ds. guttering atma- cadamizin gat 54c, $37.1875 77 G. D. Bennett Est., Ann O'Hare's Sub., lot 10, 137.9 lin. feet curbstone at 45c, $62.05; 61.3sq. yds. $27.58; 168.5 85sq. yds.macadam- izing at 54c, $90.99 Chas. B. Cain, Hantelman's Sub., lot 5. 55.2 lin. feet curb- stone at 45c, $24.84; 24.5 sq. yds. guttering at 45c, $11.03; 67.5 sq. yds. macadamizing at 45c, $36.45 Ella L. Phillips, Hantelman's Sub., lot 4, 55.2 lin. feet curb- stone at 45c, $24.84; 24.5 sq. yds. 3; 67.5 sq.tydsgmac damingat 45c, 0at 45c, $36.45 Orin Cain, Hantelman's Sub, lot 3, 55.2 lin. feet curbstone at 45c, $24.84; 24.5 sq. yds. gut- tering at 45c, $11.03; 67.5 sq. 72 32 yds. $36.45 Frank E. Winders, Hantelman's Sub., lot 2, 46 lin. feet curb- stone at 45c, $20.70; 26.6 sq. yds. guttering at 45c, $11.97; 67.7 sq. yds. macadamizing at 54c, $36.56 Phil. Iot 1, Link, 55 88 lin. feet curbstontelman's e at 45c, $25.15; 24.8 sq. yds. gut- tering at 45c, $11.16; 68.3 sq. Yds. macadamizing at 45c, 7319 $36.88 ........." Ald. Frith moved thetofollothe wing the reso- lution. Carried by yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. City Recorder Arendt also presented and read the printed Notice certified to by the puhfi-M,.,. .,t 111, intention to it for repairing Aurin:; the month of Sept. Hher, 1905. No ren,onit e bein°• filed the Mayor asked If :m y one present had any objection to said saecial assess- ment. No objection being stated the Notice on motion was received and filed. Whereupon Ald. Frith offered the following: 180 62 72 32 72 32 69 23 • Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That to pay for re- pairing sidewalks during September, 1905, 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 herein- after named, situate and owned, and for th eseveral amounts set opposite each lot or parcel of real estate, as fol- lows: Owner. Description. Sept. 1—J. J. Lundbeck, Mechan- ics' Add., S 109 ft, lot 109 $ 60 Sept. 1—Watters & Dennis, Sub. 3 1 70 of 720, City, lots 5-6 Sept. 1—Mrs. J. P. Buehler, Sub. 1 85 of Min. Lot 314, lot 3 Sept. 1—John Flynn, Sub. MM. 1 05 Lot 191, lot 2 Sept. 5—Mary Dietrich, Davis Farm Add., N. 1-2, lot 274 60 Sept. 6—Wm. McCleain, Hoskins' 45 Sub., lot 5 Sept. 6—J. L. Meyer, Subs. 76 and 50 77, Union Add., lot 1 Sept. 6—Cath. Birmington Est, Subs. 76 and 77, Union Add., lot 1 50 Sept. 6—Rhomberg & Kringle, Rose Hill Add., lots 2 to 9 6 30 Sept. 6—Christina Breda, City S50 84 1-2 ft. lot 499 Sept. 7—Martin Sullivan Est, 60 Saul's Sub., lot 4 Sept. 7—Mrs. Sidney Saul, Saul's 80 Sub., lots 1-2-3 Sept. 7--A. Schaeffle, G. W. Rod- gers' Sub., lot 27 Sept. 7—Augusta Eighmey, Sub. 50 Min. Lot 39, lot 41 Sept. 7—Emma Alden, A. Mc - Daniels' Sub., lot 762 1 03 Sept. 7—A. W. Kemler Est., Sub. 90 703 City lot 16 Sept. 7—Eliz. Saul, Hoskins' Sub., lot 2 Sept. 8—Peter Fay, East Dubuque Add., S. 1-2 lot 77 50 Sept. 10—James Levi, Davis Farm Add., lot 238 45 Sept. 11—John Olinger, Boulevard Add., lots 2 to 20 1 40 Sept. 11—Chas. H. Bradley, Cox's Add., E. 1-2 lots 50-51 75 Sept. 11—Paul Traut Est., Farley's 85 Sub., lot 35 Sept. 11—Buol & Loetscher, Loet- scher & Trueb's Sub., lot 12 35 Sept. 11—E. A. Engler, Sub. 12, Min. Lot 172, lots 1-2-3 1 00 Sept. 11—Maria Schwind, Sub. 1, Tschirgi & Schwind's Sub., lot 3. 40 Sept. 11—Cath. Stafford, S. M. Langworthy's Add., lot 44 40 Sept. 12—J. & E. Tibey, Sub. 3 of Min. Lot 63, lot 1 1 95 Sept. 12—Peter Eisbach, Bonson & Stewart's Sub., lot 1 45 55 238 Regular Session November 16, 1905. Sept. 12—M. M. McCarter, Bon - son & Stewart's Sub., lot 8 1 30 Sept. 12—E. M. Kringle, Sub. 6 of 7 of Min. Lot 79, lot 1 Sept. 12—T. Kenneally, Union Add., lot 171 Sept. 12—Mrs. Sidney Saul, Saul's Sub., lot 1 Sept. 12—M. M. McCarten, Bonson 85 & Stewart's Sub., lot 8 Sept. 13—Al. Matthews, Sub. City 738, lot 6 Sept. 13—Wm. Klauer, et al, Davis Farm Add., lot 213 Sept. 13—E. A. Engler, Finley Home Add., lots 10-11 Sept. 16—John Buette11 Est., Sub. 2 of 20, Finley Home Add., lot 1. 40 Sept, 18—W. G. Cox, Sub. Min. Lot 90, lot 2 Sept. 19—H. C. Kiesel and Wm. Coates, S. M. Langworthy's Add., lot 39 75 Sept. 19—A. Treub, Hughes' Sub, lot 3 Sept. 19—Wm. Reche Est., Reclie's Sub,. lot 17 2 10 Sept. 19—Minnie and M. A. Kern - ler, College Add., lot 1 40 Sept. 19—Robt. Bartells, Sub. 1, Waller's Sub., lot 1 40 Sept. 19—F. L. Poole, Julia Lang - worthy's Add., lot 17 40 Sept. 20—K. & L. F. Kolfenbach, Glendale Add., lot 57 50 Sept. 20—Bosserman & Ives, City S 1-2 lot 334 50 Sept. 20—R. M. Kunz, Glendale Add., lot 60 95 Sept. 20—Wm. Alderman, City lot 322 1 45 Sept. 20—German Trust & Savings Bank, Sub. 809, A. McDaniels' Sub., lot 1 1 40 Sept. 20—Charlotte Post, G. Mar- tin's Sub., lot 4 50 55 35 90 90 60 50 65 Sept. 21—Wm. Klauer, et al., Da- vis Farm Add., lot 213 Sept. 22—Geo. Savary, Union Add, lot 121 Sept. 22—Sylvester Hickock Est, Union Add., lot 57 Sept. 22—Ellen B. Rice, Union Add., lot 146 Sept. 22—Rich. B. Waller, Summit Add., lot 4 Sept. 25—Nic. Glab, Finley's Add, lot 225 Sept. 25—Nic. Glab, Finley, Waples & Burton's .Add., lots 129-135 Sept. 25—Minnie and M. A. Kern - ler, Sub. 4, Ann O'Hare's Sub, lot 1 Sept. 25—Jas. Mullen Est., Finley, Waples & Burton's Add., lot 11 Sept. 25—A. E. Girard, Hodge's Sub., lots 3-4-5 Sept. 25—Kiene & Meyer, Elm St. Sub., lots 1-2 Sept. 25—A. W. Kemler Est., Sub. 703, City lot 16 Sept, 25—Louis Herbst, Herbst's Sub., lot 1 Sept. 25—Lee & Norton, Gilliam's Sub., lot 4 Sept. 25—Hughes & Blake, Blake's Add., lots 25-26-27 Sept. 26—Hugh Talty, Sub. 2 of Min. Lot 160, lot 1 Sept. 27—Emily Conrad, Sub. 2 of 145, L. H. Langworthy's Add., 55 55 1 15 30 60 60 60 1 55 65 50 40 65 1 70 40 1 05 75 35 lot 1 Sept. 30—John Flynn, East Du- buaue Add., W. 15 ft. E. 1-2 lot 211 Sept. 27—Ed. Nank, Sub. 3 of 145, L. H. Langworthy's Add., lot 1 Sept. 27—Al. Matthews, Sub. City 738, lot 6 Sept. 28—P. H. Murray, St. Raph- ael's Add., lots 1-2 Sept. 30—Ann Wallis, A. McDan- iels' Add., lot 795 Sept. 29—Maria Prange, Glendale Add., lot 39 Sept. 5—German Pres. College, Sub. City 675, lot 7 Sept. 15—Lawrence Smith Est, Sub. Min. Lot 79, lots 10-11 Sept. 19—Sarah G. Cort, Kellys Sub, N. 1-2, E. 1-2 N. 1-2 lot 36 Sept. 20—Thos. Kane, Sub. 809, A. McDaniels' Sub., lot 7 Sept. 22—John J. Keane, City lot 726 Sept. 22—Mrs. Sidney Saul, Saul's Sub., lot 5 Sept. 22—Rich. Waller Est., Sub City 721, lot 1 Sept. 26—C, A. oVelker, Mechan- ics' Add., lot 113 Sept. 28—Lawther & Rider, Bur- den-Lawther Add., lot 19 Sept. 27—Catholic Univ. of Wash, et al., Kelly's Sub., lots 1-2 Sept. 27—Jno. Harris Est., Sub. 9, Collins' Sub., lot 2 Sept, 6—J. J. Ott, Randall's Sub, lot 3 Sept. 8—Ann Wallis, A. McDaniels Sub., lot 795 Sept. 9—German Trust & Savings Bank, Sub. City 673, lot 5 Sept. 11—Jno. Beuttell Est., Brad - street's Add., lot 1 Sept. 12—Cath. Carmody, East Dubuque Add., E. 1-2, lot 51.... Sept. 12—R. Benson Est., Union Add., lot 210 30 Sept. 12—John F. Cain, Harper's Sub., S. 50 ft., lot 2 60 Sept. 13—German Trust & Say Bank, Sub. 2, City 673, lot 566 Sept. 13—W. G. Cox, Cox's Add, lot 59 40 Sept. 13—R. Waller Est., Sub. 3, Min. Lot 113a, lot 1 75 Sept. 25—Jac. Traut, Tschirgi & Schmind's Sub., lots 14-15 1 85 Sept. 5—Leathers & Trewin, Da- vis Farm Add., E. 36 ft., lot 373 50 Sept. 5—Mary T. Reilly, Finley's Add., lot 10 60 Sept. 5—J. Schroeder and Val. Schlueter, Davis Farm Add., lot 368 45 Sept. 9—Ellen Ode, Sub. 2, City 673, lot 6 35 Sept. 9—Geo. Salot, McCraney's lst Add., lot 51 35 Sept. 16—John Marzen, E. Lang - worthy's Add., lot 46 45 Sept. 5—John J. Keane, Leven's Add., lot 3 45 Sept. 1—John Nagle, Martin's Du- buque, lot 9 35 Sept. 2—Marg. Martin, Sub, City 703, lot 15 75 Ald. Frith moved to adopt the reso- lution. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. 55 55 1 05 60 70 45 45 85 1 15 75 35 55 45 55 30 40 1 20 • 65 85 65 95 1 10 50 Regular Session November 16, 1905. 239 City Engineer Boyce reported as fol- lows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen:—Attached please find statement of cement sidewalks con- structed under bids received as per in- structions of your honorable body, Oct. 19th, 1905. JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Ald. Frith moved that the report be approved and warrants ordered drawn to Day the various amounts, and that the special assessment be levied. Car- ried. Whereupon Ald. Frith offered the fol- lowing: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque: That to pay for constructing cement sidewalks as per order of the City Council Oct. 19, 1905, by E. J. Schilling, James Lee and Jno. M. Lee, contractors, in front of and adjoining ..he same, a Special Tax be and is hereby levied on the several lots, and parts of lots, and parcels of rea: estate hereinafter named, situate and owned, and for the several amounts set opposite each lot or parcel of real es- tate, as follows: Owner. Description. Geo. Salot, Sub._ 39, Kelly's Sub., lot 1, 744 sq. ft. at 124c $ 93 00 Geo. Funk Est., Cook's Add., 18, 19 and S 2 2-10, lot 17, 645.6 su. ft. at Vic 80 70 B. S. McElhaney, East Dubuque Add., lot 67, 389.4 sq. ft. at 12ic. 48 68 J. J. Dunn, City N 2-5, lot 431, 89 48 745.68 sq. ft. at 12c Peter N. Nicks, L. H. Lang - worthy's Add., 26 and S. E. 1-4 lot 25, 577.50 sq. ft. at 12c 69 30 Anna M. Bush, Dubuque Harbor Co. Add., W 1-2 block 1, lot 5, 244.95 sq. ft. at 12c, $29.40; two area ways, material and labor, $9.30 Jno. Blake Est., Ellen Blake's Sub., lots 6-7, 960 sq. ft. at Inc.. 38 70 120.00 Total $539 86 Ald. Frith moved to adopt the Reso- lution. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones. Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. Mayor Berg reported as follows: To the Honorable City Council: Gentlemen:—I herewith present the receipt of James Noonan for Seven Hundred and Forty Dollars, which amount was transmitted to me by the Chicago Great Western Railway com- pany for payment to said James Noon - and upon the Completion by him and acceptance by your honorable body of the Storm Water Sewer in Sanford 'Street from the present bed of Couler Creek to the Bee Branch Sewer, and which Sewer said Railway company had agreed to pay for upon its satis- factory completion. Ald. Frith moved that the action of the Mayor be approved and the report be received and filed. Carried. 6 John W. Lawlor, Committee Clerk, reported as follows: Dubuque, la., Nov. 15th, 1905. To the Honorable Mayor and City Council of the City of Dubuque: Gentlemen—I herewith submit a statement of the amount expended for labor in the different wards and for sprinkling in the different road districts during the month of October, 1905: First Ward $ 507.45 Second Ward 490.0 Third Ward 267.65 Fourth Ward 353.75 Fifth Ward 2.51.40 Miscellaneous C00.15 Total Sprinkling— First District $ 126.70 Second District ... 206.90 Third District 83.S5 $2471.30 Total, sprinkling $ 417.45 Total, labor .. 2471.30 Grand total for labor on streets and for sprinkling $2888.75 Respectfully submitted, J. W. LAWLOR, Commitee Clerk. On motion the report was received and filed. John Ellwanger and P. F. Ryder, Trustees of the City Water Plant, re- ported as follows: To the Honorable Mayor and CitY Council of the City of Dubuque. Gentlemen: In compliance with your request of recent date the undersigned members of the Board of Water Works trustees submit herewith for your ap- proval a full statement of the condi- tion of the water plant covering the period from the date of the transfer of the property to the city June 1, 1900, to November 1, 1905. The trustees have not made the in- debtedness account a part of their quarterly statements because counsel advised them that these statements should cover only the receipts and dis- bursements. The trustees desire that the fullest publicity be given the management of the plant and their acts. Very respectfully, JOHN ELLWANGER, P. F. RYDER, Trustees. Report follows: Report of Water Works Trustees from June 1, 1900, to November 1, 1905: RECEIPTS. Flat rates $162,024.52 Meter rates 35,347 34 Tapping .... 1,642 50 $199,014 36 Note at Dubuque Nat. bank 3,000 00 Note at Citizens' State bank 600 00 Sale of old tank lot Julien Ave 500 00 Sale of mineral 26 80 --- $203,141 16 OPERATING EXPENSES. Eagle Point wages $22,794 06 Eagle Point oil and M 240 Regular Session November 16, 1905. waste 2,111 80 Eagle Point coal.... 34,238 21 $59,144 07 Eighth street 6,63516 wages Eighth street oil 524 41 and waste . Eighth street coal 4,908 41 12,067 98 Level station 7,44316 wages Level station oil and 7,627 94 184 78 waste Office salaries $ 15,010 14 8,425 34 Trustees' salaries603 02 Postage .... 398 02 Stationery . • 207 969 Office expense 2,122 96 Rent of office 6,092 43 Street repairs Inspection .... Refund on water bills Insurance on buildings and machinery • . General expense $111,699 87 451 50 581 48 2,921 54 2,779 07 $118,433 46 IMPROVEMENTS. Level mining $ 2,580 30 Meters 9,055 03 Pipe and specials12,228 31 Lead 659 41 Hydrants and valves 3,108 91 Pipe line mainten- ance 252 98 Fixtures and tools 2,004 71 Artesian well 4,366 55 Hydrant repairs 3,523 07 Water supply 7,863 59 Eagle Point main- tenance 5,874 92 Eighth street main- tenance .. 2,770 77 Level maintenance. 1,173 69 Meter repairs 16 59 Betterment account 19,219 18 74,698 10 EXTENSIONS. Rhomberg Av. to Eagle Point pump house $2,289 20 West 16th street 123 60 White and Jackson, bet. 14 -15th 316 66 South Grove Terrace 691 72 Chicago G. W. R. R. 506 95 Lincoln Avenue 70 35 19th and Elm streets 139 97 Peabody Avenue 110 90 White and Jackson bet. 8th and 10th 198 02 White and Jackson bet. 17th and 20th 231 85 White and Jackson bet. 12th and 14th West Locust street Wilde street Alta Vista Jackson street, 22d to 23d street 11th and Elm streets Grove Terrace 27th street Langworthy Avenue 12th and Elm streets 12th and Elm streets Madison street Clark street Queen street C. G. W. R. R. 6th street, Main to Bluff North Main and Liebnitz street Rhomberg to Eagle Point Ave. West 5th street Eighth street Sanford street to Eagle Point 138 11 31 60 255 60 318 60 364 04 21 74 72 68 88 55 389 50 23 00 149 48 252 60 91 90 349 92 99 19 154 57 490 40 316 20 70 60 279 25 Avenue .. .. 65 65 Seminary street 113 55 Queen street 16 00 White and Jackson 8 -10th street 5 21 Jackson street, 23d to 27th 720 30 7th street 63 15 $9,621 61 FORW.A RD Extension 1st street $ 8 03 Rolling extension $ 8 03 Repairs Hill street extension16 00 Telegram about pipe 1 35 $9,662 74 Discount on note 60 00 On deposit with Citizens' state bank 7,3 On deposit with city treasurer1"1 11 Cash on hand RECAPITULATION. Revenue .. $199,014 36 Bills payable 3,600 00 Sale of real estate 500 00 Sale of mineral 26 SO $203,141 16 Operating ex- penses .. $118,433 46 Improvements 74,698 74 Extensions 9,662 74 Discount on note60 00 Deposit with Citi- zens' State bank 78 55 Deposit with city treasurer 131 11 Cash on hand 77 22 $203,141 16 Dubuque, Iowa, Nov. 16, 1905. I have examined the above state- ment of the Dubuque Water Works trustees and compared same with the ledger accounts of the trustees with the city and find the statement and the ledger agree in amounts as stated. (Signed) C. H. REYNOLDS, Accountant. State of Iowa, County of Dubuque, ss: We, Arthur McArthur, superintend- ent, and David G. Scott, bookkeeper, for the Water Works trustees, do sol- emnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of our knowledge and belief. ARTHUR M'ARTHUR, Sunerintendent. DAVID G. SCOTT, Bookkeener. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 16th day of November, 1905. H. MICHEL, Notary Public. Correct -Attest by: JOHN ELLWANGER, Trustee. PHILIP F. RYDER. Trustee. Detailed statement of the indebted- ness of the plant to Nov. 1, 1905: Martin-Strelau, to coal $14,400.63 T. J. Mulgrew, to coal 3,606.51 Peter Even, to coal 84.21 National Meter Co. 1,890.21 J. B. Clow & Sons 300.00 Standard Oil Co. 198.33 Dubuque Oil Tank Line 165.19 Garlock Packing Co. 80.42 Smedley Pump Co. 887.14 Pitts -Thompson Foundry Co29.80 Bills payable Dubuque Nation- al bank 3,000.00 Bills payable Citizens' State bank 600.00 Regular Session November 16, 1905. 241 Bills payable Martin-Strelau Co. 9,900.00 $35,142.73 LESS. Stock on hand $ 5,172 91 Water bills collect- able .. 2,655 62 $ 7,858 53 Total outstanding indebted- ness $ 27,254 20 Ald. Jones moved that said report be approved. Md. Frith moved a substitute that the report be referred to the Commit- tee of the Whole, which was carried. REPORTS OF STANDING COM- •MITTEES. Ald. Lyons, chairman of the Ordi- nance Committee, presented and read an Ordinance for the vacation of the southerly 180 feet of the alley between Alpine and Nevada Streets, north of West Third Street, said Ordinance hav- ing been read for the first time at the previous meeting of the Council. Ald. Lyons moved that the reading just had be considered its second reading. Car- ried. Ald. Lyons moved that the Ordinance be adopted as read. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Nays—None. The Mayor declared the Ordinance adopted. Ordinance follows: AN ORDINANCE FOR VACATION OF THE SOUTHERLY 180 FEET OF THE ALLEY BETWEEN ALPINE STREET AND NEVADA STREET NORTH OF WEST THIRD STREET. Whereas, John T. Adams of the City of Dubuque has petitioned the Council of said City for the vacation of the southerly 180 feet of the alley between Alpine Street and Nevada Street north of West Third Street in said City: and. Whereas, said John T. Adams is the fee owner of all the property abutting said alley on both sides thereof; and Whe'•eas, said John T. Adams, in ro"- sideratinn of the vacation of said southerly 1Sn feet of the alley between Alpine Street and tye vada has Street north rt of West Third transfer to the City of Dubuque, for alley purposes. a 20 -foot strip of ground out of the northerly 20 feet of Lot 4, Nairn's Addition to the City of Dubuque, Iowa, and extending from Nevada Street to the alley between Nevada and Alpine Streets in said City; and Whereas, by the direction of the Council of the City of Dubuque, the City Engineer has made a plat showing said portion of said alley proposed to be vacated, and filed the same in his office subject to public inspection, and due notice has been given to all abut- ting property 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- jection has been made to the vacation of said alley, and said above described portion of said alley is not required at present for alley purposes; there- fore, Be It Ordained by the City Council of the City of Dubuque: Section 1. That the southerly 180 feet of the alley between Alpine Street and Nevada Street north of West Third Street in the City of Dubuque, Iowa, be and the same is hereby vacated to John T. Adams, his heirs and assigns. on condition that said John T. Adams convey to the City of Dubuque, for street and alley purposes, the north 20 feet of Lot 4 of Nairn's Addition to the City of Dubuque, Iowa. 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 newspaper of the City of Du- buque. Adopted Approved Attest: , Mayor. City Recorder. Ald. Corrance, chairman of the Com- mittee on Claims, reported as follows: The undersigned, Committee on Claims and City Attorney, respectfully report: That there is now pending in the District Court of Dubuque, County, Iowa, case entitled "Citizens' State Bank vs. Robt. Jess et al and the City of Dubuque." The relief asked in this case is the cancellation of the special assessment levied against the east 35 feet of Lot 533 and the north 10 feet of Lot 534 in the City of Dubuque, for street im- provements during the year 1892, and again reassessed in 1899. The assess- ment levied on said lots being for the improvement of Main Street, which assessment has already been declared illegal by our Supreme Court. As this case was pending when the act legalizing the Council's action in this assessment was passed, the assessment levied on this property was not cured thereby, as that act specially exempted all cases then pending in the District Court. The undersigned have received a proposition of settlement for this as- sessment from the Citizens' State Bank, whereby it agrees to pay the City in full settlement therefor, the sum of fifty ($50.00) dollars and the unpaid costs in said action as they '242 Regular Session November 16, 1905. now appear in the records of the Dis- trict Court of Dubuque County, Iowa. Deeming it to the best interest of the City to accept this amount, we would therefore recommend that settlement of this case can be made and that the City accept the sum of fifty ($50.00) dollars in full settlement of the special assessment levied against the property described in plaintiff's petition in said action, and that upon the payment of the costs in the District Court by said Citizens' State Bank, the Treasurer be and is hereby authorized and instructed to cancel said special assessment levied against said property on his books. Dated at Dubuque, Iowa, this 16th day of November, 1905. H. CORRANCE. Chairman. MATT CLANCY, JOS. NEEDHAM, Committee on Claims. City Attorney. Also your Committee on Claims, to whom was referred the original notice and preliminary notice of the claim of Mary Cogan vs. The City of Dubuque, would respectfully report: That an action has been begun and is now pending in the District Court thereon entitled "Mary Cogan, plain- tiff, vs. City of Dubuque, defendant," in which the plaintiff claims of the City of Dubuque the sum of five thousand ($5,000.00) dollars for personal injuries sustained by falling on an icy sidewalk on the corner of Thirteenth and Wash- ingston Streets on or about the 23rd day of January, 1905. The undersigned, Committee on Claim and City Attorney, have investi- gated the facts and the law in this case: they found that the plaintiff sus- tained injuries by breaking her arm through falling on the sidewalk in question They have arranged to set- tle this claim by the payment of one hundred twenty-five ($125.00) dollars by the City to the plaintiff therein; as it would in all probability cost the City more than that amount to litigate this ease even if successful, which. of course, is not certain The undersign- ed deem it to the best interest of the City that said case be settled by pay- ing the plaintiff the sum of one hun- dred twenty-five ($125.00) dollars in full for all injuries sustained by her by rea- son of falling on said sidewalk. We would, therefore, recommend that said settlement be made and that a warrant be ordered drawn in favor of the Mayor for the sum of one hundred twenty-five ($125.00) dollars with which to affect said settlement. Dated at Dubuque, Iowa, this 16th day of November, 1905. H. CORRANCE, MATT CLANCY, Chairman, JOS. NEEDHAM, Committee on Claims. J. W. KINTZINGER, City Attorney. Aid. Corrance moved to adopt the re- ports of the Committee on Claims. Carried. Ald. Stumpf, Chairman of the Com- mittee on Markets, reported as fol- lows: Your Committee on Markets would re- spectfully report that we have given the Marketmaster an assistant for the winter months, said assistant to be employed from the 15th of November. 1905, to the 1st of April, 1906. at a salary of $1.35 per day. JOHN A STUMPF, Chairman. Ald. Stumpf 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 communication writ- ten and presented by Alderman Need- ham and signed by A. Pfeffer, relative to the purchase and sale of horses by this committee, would respectfully report that we purchased three horses after the same had been examined and recommended by the city veterinarian. The price paid for each of said horses was $225.00 or a total of $675.00 for the three. This price, on account of the scarcity of horses available for fire purposes and the high level of the horse market gen- erally, is as low as any fire horses have been purchased for during the present year. In regard to the sale for $125.00 of the old team which said Pfeffer stated was worth $200.00 or more, we would re- spectfully report that as both of said horses were over seventeen years old and one of them had Noor wind, we were unanimously of the opinion that under those circumstances the price ob- tained was all they were worth. What the horses we purchased cost the party we bought them from we do not know. We are satisfied that we paid no more than the horses were worth and that we got a good fair price for the old team. MATT. CLANCY, Chairman. H. CORRANCE, RUDOLPH JONES, Committee. Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Ald. Lyons, Chairman of the Commit- tee on Sewers, reported in favor of pay- ing the Bill of Jas. Hird, as inspector of Alta Vista Street and Union Ave- nue Sanitary Sewer, amounting to $20.0Q , and moved that a warrant be ordered drawn in favor of Mr. Hird for said amount. Cat ried. Ald. Stumpf, Chairman of the Com- mittee on Delinquent Taxes, reported as follows: Your Committee on Delinquent Taxes, to whom was referred the petition of Regular Session November 16, 1905. 243 Mrs. Mary A. Dolan, asking that on account of her poverty the taxes on her property, the west half of Lot 62 in Union Addition, be canceled, would recommend that said taxes be allowed to remain a lien on the property and that the Treasurer he instructed not to sell. J. A. STUMPF, Chairman. Ald. Stumpf moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Your Board of Equalization, to whom was referred the petition of Mrs. Cath- arine Theis, asking that she he allowed until March 1st, 1906, to pay her taxes for the year 1904 on Sub. Mineral Lot 43, Lot 1, and Sub. Mineral Lot 44, Lot 2, would respectfully recommend that the prayer of the petitioner be granted and that the Treasurer be instructed ac- cordingly. RUDOLPH JONES, Chairman. Aid. Jones moved to adopt the report. Carried. Ald. Clancy, Chairman of the Com- mittee of the Whole, reported as fol- lows: Your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the plat showing the proposed extension of the alley be- tween Jackson and Washington Streets through Lot 10, of Mineral Lot 322, and also the resolution of Alderman Frith providing for the appointment of a jury to condemn the land necessary for said alley, would respectfully report that the owner of said land has agreed to sell the city the land required for said alley for the sum of $271.45; we would there- fore recommend that said plat be ap- proved, that said resolution be receiv- ed and filed, and that the land be pur- chased at the price agreed upon. Also, Your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of Patrick Kenneally et al in relation to the special assessment levied against their property for the construction of a sidewalk on Grandview Avenue from South Dodge Street to Southern Ave- nue, would recommend that the City Treasurer be instructed to accept one- half the amount of each assessment in full settlement thereof, provided the same be paid without further delay. Also, your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the resolution offered by Alderman Frith in relation to the construction of a storm water sewer in Twenty-second Street, would recommend that said resolution be adopted. Also, your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of the Dubuque Women's Club, asking that one of the rooms opposite the Police Matrons' quarters in the City Hall be set apart for the temporary detention of children held for examin- ation under the law, would respectfully recommend that the prayer of the pe- titioners be granted and that the room immediately west of the committee room be reserved for that purpose. Also, your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of A. Vogel asking that he be allowed the sum of $50.00 for damage to the paint on his building on Seventeenth Street caused by cement dust being blown against the same and adhering thereto, would respectfully report that we do not consider the city to be in any man- ner liable for said damages and would therefore recommend that said petition be received and filed. Also, your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of John Keckevoet asking that he be al- lowed to enclose so much of the ice harbor as he might require during the winter months for a skating rink, and offering to pay for said privilege the same license as he paid last year, would recommend that the prayer of the peti- tioner be granted, provided payment of said license be made in advance as con- templated by ordinance. Also, your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of Henry Sears, asking that he be allowed the sum of $25.00 as compensation for fruit trees destroyed by the city when the lines of Seventh Avenue were changed, would recommend that the prayer of the petitioner be granted and that a warrant in said amount be or- dered drawn on the City Treasurer in settlement of the claim. Also, your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of Mrs. Caroline Fischer in relation to the special assessment levied against Lots 38 and 45 in McCraney's Second Addi- tion to the city of Dubuque for the im- provement of Schiller Avenue, would respectfully recommend that the Treas- urer be instructed to accept the sum of $75.00 in full settlement of the balance due on said assessment. Also, your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the bid of Pier Bros. offering to furnish the city with oak wood at $4.70 per cord, maple wood at $5.70 per cord and coal at the present market prices, would recommned that the contract for furnishing wood be awarded to said firm and that the coal be distributed as near equally as pos- sible among all dealers in the city at the following prices: Hard coal, $9.50 per ton; lower vein Indiana Block, $5.50 per ton, and Carterville coal, $5.00 per ton. Said dealers, through a repre- sentative to sign an agreement with the city in accordance with the fore- going. Also your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the matter of in- quiring into the debt which has ac - NJ r 244 Regular Session November 16, 1905. cumulated on the water works plant, would respectfully report that a meet- ing was held with the water works trustees, at which the necessity for making such debt was explained by the officers of the water works as follows: When the city took over the plant, there was of course no money in the treasury as the receipts for the year 1900 had been collected by the old com- pany to which said receipts properly belonged. They found that the supply of pure water did not amount to more than 1,700,000 gallons per day and that in order to make the supply meet the demand, ithad been necessary to pump from the river. They found the pumps and machinery in general had not been kept in proper condition because the owners, knowing that the city was about to purchase the plant, did not desire to make any more repairs or expenses than were absolutely neces- sary to keep the plant going. The first thing, therefore, to be done, even before attempting to supply pure water, was to have the necessary repairs made to the machinery; this was an expensive undertaking. After investigating the methods followed in several other cities to secure pure water, it was decided to follow the advice of the experts who had been here and sink an additional artesian well, which was done on Fifth avenue at a contract price of $2.00 per foot. When this well reached a depth of twelve hundred and fifty feet. which was thought to be ample, the supply of water was so small that they decided to sink it deeper, which they did, to a depth of nineteen hundred and ninety- seven feet, and thereby increased the flow 450,000 gallons per day. They then had to purchase nineteen hundred feet of pipe to connect this well with the pumping station, which, with the nec- essary labor, brought the cost of this improvement up to $7,000.00. They afterwards found that the only effect this new well had on the system was to drain the other wells, and as a matter of experiment, had a second- hand compressor put on the Eagle Point wells and found that this increas- ed the flow about fifty per cent. They ran this compressor the greater part of a year, paying $400.00 rental therefor at the rate of $10.00 per week. The suc- cess attained with this small compress- or was so encouraging that they or- dered one of greater capacity, the cost of which, before installation, was $3,200.00; this again more than doubled the flow, but was, in their judgment, too expensive to operate, and they de- termined to seek cheaper methods for obtaining a sufficient supply of pure water, which they feel confident they have discovered in the drive well sys- tem that has been the soucre of our water supply for the past two years and which, according to the analysis made monthly, proves to he as pure as any water in the country. The expense of installing this system was quite con- siderable and will be shown, as will be the cost of all other improvements, in a statement that will follow. The reeld, ate on the hill—where the con- sumption has more than doubled in the past five years—have heretofore had to rely on an electric motor at the level, operated by power furnished from the Eagle Point station, which power was liable to be shut off during any severe storm by reason of the wires breaking or some part of the electrical machin- ery burning out, an accident which is not at all of rare occurrence. In order to provide against this, a gasoline en- gine was purchased for the level at a cost of $2,800.00 before installation, which is of ample capacity for the pur- pose for which it is required. When the trustees took charge there were no shut-off valves on the system, and in case of a broken main, the entire ser- vice would have to be shut off. There are now a number of those valves on the system, each one costing a lot of money, so arranged that the water need he turned off only in the district in which the accident occurs. The large number of meters that have been put in was another expen- sive item, but the results obtained, both in the saving of water and the increased revenue on account of the meters, fully justifies this outlay. The replacing of the old wooden mains with iron ones and the number and length of the extensions made, were the cause of the greatest expense in the improve- ment line; but as the revenues, which were only $28,000.00 in 1900, will reach $42,000.00 by June, 1906. largely on ac- count of the new mains, the trustees feel that they have made no mistake in this matter. The foregoing refers principally to improvements. The cost of repairs. betterments and operation, is by far the greatest item of expense. The trustees have received no money from the city for hydrant, flush tank and water fountain service, which rentals amounted, when the works were owned by private parties, to over $20,000.00 per year, and the work they have accom- plished, with their revenues thus crip- pled, they think should at least bar them from censure. The outstanding indebtedness—the matter that started this discusion—has accrued mainly on account of striving for a pure water supply. That question has now been settled, and an extremely expensive item thereby eliminated. In regard to not including the item of outstanding indebtedness in the quarterly state- ments made to the city council, the trustees have the opinion of three emi- nent attorneys, one of whom was the then assistant city attorney, the late T. J. Maguire, than whom no man in the city had the success of municipal ownership of the water works more at heart, that the law did not require it Regular Session November 16, 1905. 245 of them and that the statements sub- mitted to the city council were strictly in accordance with the provisions of the code. It was their opinion that that which was most necessary—a suf- ficient supply of pure water—should be their first consideration, and in order to get this and make other necessary improvements, they were compelled to allow an indebtedness to accumulate, which can be entirely wiped out with- out the slightest interference with or injury to the plant, within the next two years. The law provides that a levy of seven mills on the dollar may be made for the purposes of paying the principal and interest on the bonds and works; but the trustees, even in their direst straits, refused to ask the city coun- cil for an increased levy and thus add to the burden of the taxpayer, and in some instances, when sorely pressed, they borrowed what was needed to tide them over the difficulty, giving as col- lateral their individual notes. The trustees, in order to allay any apprehension that may exist in the minds of some of our citizens, will sub- mit to the city council, a complete and detailed statement of their entire tran- saction in the management of the water works from the time the city took pos- session thereof up to the present time. MATT. CLANCY, Chairman. Ald. Clancy moved to adopt the va- rious reports of the Committee of the Whole. Carried. Ald. Lyons, of the Board of Health, reported as follows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen:—At a meeting of your Board of Health, held Nov. 6th, 1905, beg to report, that the special com- mittee appointed to investigate the complaints against M. Kohn, the butcher, have reported progress in the matter to the board, and the commit- tee has been continued. Also report that we have ordered all school houses, churches and Sunday school rooms to he thoroughly fumi- gated, also that persons having a case of diphtheria or other contagious dis- ease at their residence, to strictly ob- serve the quarantine rules. Notice of this order was published in the daily papers Nov. 7th, 1905. We would fur- ther report that all the public schools have been fumigated at regular inter- vals for the past two weeks, and we considered it best not to close the schools at present. Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Ald, Corrance, chairman of the Spec- ial Committee auditing the quarterly report of Dubuque Water Works Trus- tees, reported as follows: Your Special Committee, to whom was referred the quarterly statement of the Water Works Trustees, woulo report that we have checked up every item on said statement and found vouchers for the same in the Water Works office and the balance on hand of $254.42 agrees with the balance on the City Treasurer's books, and w, would recommend that said statement be received and filed. H. CORRANCE, MATT CLANCY, RUDOLPH JONES, Committee. Ald. Corrance moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Ald. Jones, chairman of the Special Committee, on the chage of grade Oh Bluff Street, reported as follows: Your Special Committee, to whom was referred the return of service of the notices to all abutting property owners relative to the proposed change of grade on Bluff Street, from Fourth to Eighth Street, and the appointment of appraisers by reason of said change, would recommend that said return be received and filed and that appraisers W. A. Leathers for the City, C. A. Voelker, for such of the abutting prop- erty owners as selected him, and T. J. Paisley, who was selected according to ordinance by the other two, be in- structed to qualify and proceed with the assessment of the damages. We would further recommend that said three appraisers be also appointed to assess the damage, if any, to the property of the following named prop- erty owners on said street who failed to make a sleection within the time specified: Herman Jungk, Anthony Guerdet, P. J. Printy, Otto M. Ruete, Z. Hoffman, P. J. Lee, Anna Collins, D. D. Myers, A. A. Cooper, J. M. Sullivan, J. P. Quigley, D. A. Sullivan, Catherine A. Christman and Mary Waller. RUDOLPH JONES. Chairman. Ald. Jones moved to adopt the report. Carried. RESOLUTIONS. Ald. Needham offered the following: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That an expert ac- countant from outside the city be ap- pointed to examine the books of the Trustees of the Water Company, who is not familiar with this matter and whose environments and independence of character would render the City Council a fair and complete report of all details concerning receipts, dis- bursements and indebtedness of said Rater Plant from the date said Plant was purchased by the City of Du- buque. Ald. Needham moved to adopt the resolution. 246 Regular Session November 16, 1905. Ald. Clancy moved a substitute to refer the resolution to the Committee of the Whole. Carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Clancy, Corrance, Frith, Jones and Stumpf. Nays—Aids. Lyons and Needham. Ald. Frith moved to adjourn until December 7th, 1905. Carried. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. Attest,• l . ? . o -47. -(7.4 -elf—.. Recorder .Approved lli(of: .J/ 190✓r I..... - Mayor List of Warrants. 247 List of City Warrants City Recorder's Office. Dubuque, Ia., November 1st, 1905. 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, 1905: C. H. Berg, salary, Mayor $116 65 H. Brinkman, salary, Treasurer133 30 J. A. McKinlay, salary, Deputy Treasurer Jno. Krayer, clerk, Treasurer's office 60 00 Chas. F. Arendt, salary, Re- corder 116 65 Wm. A. Kaep, salary, Deputy Recorder F. B. Hoffman, 100 00 80 00 salary, Auditor116 65 C. B. Scherr, salary, Assessor125 00 A. Doerrr, Jr., salary, Assistant Assessor 100 00 J. J. Murphy, salary, Assistant Assessor 100 00 J. W. Kintzinger, salary, Attor- ney 150 00 J. C. Longueville, salary, Assist- ant Attorney 75 00 Miss E. B. Rupprecht, stenog- rapher, Legal Department 20 00 Thos. Reilly, salary, Chief of Po- lice 100 00 Jos. Reinfried, salary, Fire Chief 100 00 J. W. Lawler, salary, Committee Clerk 100 00 Jas. Boyce, salary, City Engineer 166 65 E. Anderson, salary, Assistant Engineer 100 00 G. White, salary, Rodman 50 00 Jno. Glab, salary, Superintendent of Street Sprinkling 60 00 E. Herron, clerk in Auditor's and 75 00 Engineer's office Wm. Hipman, salary, Electrician 83 35 F. P. Hayes, salary, Market - master P. Ryan, salary, Park Custodian 40 00 H. Schcenbeck, salary, Park Cus- todian 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, Janitress G. N. Raymond, salary, Sidewalk Inspector P. Holsinger, 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 Jos. Needham, salary, Alderman. J. A. Stumpf, salary, Alderman M. Eitel, fireman J. Essman, fireman 10 CO 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 70 00 75 00 J. Flynn, fireman 65 00 J. Roshin, fireman 60 00 A. Duccini, fireman 65 00 J. Schonberger, fireman 60 00 J. Tschudi, fireman 60 00 A. Heer, fireman 49 00 C. Hanson, fireman 11 00 J. Daley, fireman ............ 70 00 J. Barnes, fireman 75 00 T. Ryder, fireman 75 00 G. Beyer, fireman 65 00 W. Ducey, fireman 60 00 T. Murphy, fireman 60 00 Wm. McClain, fireman 60 00 M. Kelley, fireman 60 00 D. Ahern, fireman 70 00 A. McDonald, fireman 75 00 J. Murphy, fireman 50 00 T. Flynn, Driver 65 00 P. Zillig, fireman 60 00 M. Sweeney, fireman 60 00 H. Cain, fireman 60 00 J. Benzer, fireman 60 00 J. McLaughlin, fireman 60 00 P. Fury, fireman 55 00 G. Gherki fireman 65 00 T. Kennedy, fireman 60 00 F. Baumgartner, fireman 60 00 J. Smith, fireman 60 00 C. Kannalt, fireman 65 00 J. Allen, fireman 60 00 M. Fahey, fireman 60 00 Wm. O'Connell, fireman 60 00 R. Weston fireman 65 00 F. Kenneally, fireman .... 60 00 E. McDermott, fireman 60 00 T. Reynolds, fireman 51 65 W. Kannolt, fireman 50 00 G. Burkel, police 46 70 J. Carter, police 53 00 J. Clune, police 51 65 Jno. Cody, police ........... 50 00 W. Cook, police 60 00 W. Corcoran, police 50 00 J P. Cummings, police 50 00 J. Fitzpatrick, police 28 00 Jas. Flynn, police 50 00 Jno. Fox, police 50 00 Wm. Frith, police 60 00 T. Ganahl, police 50 00 L. Gressel, police 51 65 B. Gray, police 50 00 Pat Hanlon, police 45 10 E. Kahn, police 51 65 M. Kilty, police 61 65 Jno. Loetscher, police 48 35 P. McCollins, police 35 00 P. McInerney, police 51 65 M. O'Connor, police 62 00 Jno. Murphy police 50 00 Jno. Raesli, police 67 20 Otto Rath, police 48 35 Jas. Ryan, police 65 00 M. Ryan, police 51 65 P. Scharff, police 50 00 Al. Scherr, police 56 00 F. Spielman, police 50 00 P. Sutton, police 46 70 Tom Sweeney, police 65 00 M. Stapleton, police 51 65 J. Stoltz, police 51655 P. Sullivan, police 50 00 Jno. L. Sullivan, police 45 00 50 00 L. Zeidman, police • sir 248 List of Warrants. Mrs. Kate Hibbe, matron 30 00 Miss L. Brennan, matron 30 00 Labor on streets in the different Road Districts for the last half of September, 1905: J. Alexander, 3rd A. Alderson, 3rd Rich. Burns, 1st John Burns, 1st J. Brachtenbach, 2nd C. Buddien, 2nd Paul Becker, 3rd D. J. Brightbill, 3rd W. Coughlin, 1st James Connelley, 1st Hugh Connell, 1st James Callaghan, 1st John Corbett, 2nd G. •Collinson, 3rd B. Cobb, 1st, $5.25; 2nd, $8.80; 3rd. $3.50 M. Donegan, 1st Thos. Donahue, 1st, $5.25; 2nd, $8.80; 3rd, $3.50 17 55 Peter Dax, 1st, $5.25; 3rd, $3.50 17 55 John Egan, 1st 12 15 J. Eberhardt, 2nd 9 46 'John Ess, 2nd 6 75 Dan Fox, 1st 4 75 Frank Frick. 2nd 13 50 John Farley 10 40 E. Fitzlaff, 1st, $7.00; 2nd, $9.00; 3rd, $4.00 Harry Fleck, 1st, $26.25; 2nd, $33.75; 3rd, $15.00 Nelson Frith, 1st $22.50; 3rd, $10.00 50 00 Peter Gregory, 1st 6 75 Barney Glass, 1st 16 90 Jos. Gavin, 1st 4 60 Henry Galle, 2nd 8 10 Geo. Gau, 2nd. 13 50 Jos. Grab, 2nd. 13 50 C. 'Gantenbein, 2nd. 20 00 C. Gruenzig. 3rd. 13 50 John Hafey, 1st 70 Phil. idense, 2nd. ................ 17 55 John Heil, 1st, $7.00; 2nd., $10.10; 3rd, $4.50 Peter .Jacobs, 2nd. .. Aug. Jags, 2nd. John Kness, 2nd. Nic Kettenhofen, 2nd J. Kraus, 1st, $5.25; 3rd, $3.50 John Lowery, 1st M. Lavin, 1st. H. Lembke, .2nd. M. Lonergan, 1st. John Mahoney, 1st. John Mullen, 1st. T. Malloy, 2nd. 3. Miller., 2nd. A. Manderscheid, 2nd. Jos. Martinek, 3rd. John McNulty, 1st.... W. McDermott, 1st. J. 1VIcAleese, 1st. ............... J. McCormack, health Chas. O'Neill, 2nd, $11.70; 3rd, $5.85 ........ James Purcell, 1st. James Powers, 1st. 2 70 2 70 10 15 6 75 13 50 675 16 90 13 50 14 85 2 70 10 80 20 00 8 10 1 35 17 65 5 40 2nd, $8.80; $17,50; 2nd, 20 00 75 00 2nd, $8.80; 22 50 70 12 H 1 35 14 85 17 55 4 75 4 05 13 50 17 55 1950 4 75 1 35 10 80 4 05. 3 40 8 10 2 70 16 20 17 55 17 .55 4 05 1 35 John Parker, 3rd. 20 15 W.Quinlan, 1st. 9 46 Seines Ryan, 1st. 12 4b Phil. Reddin, 1st. 6 75 C. Reth rank, 2nd. 7 45 Jos. Rooney, 1st, $4.20; 2nd, $5.40; 34.d, $2.40 13 75 Nick Sweeney, 1st- 8 10 Dan Sheehan, 1st. 6 25 W. Sheridan, 1st. .. 19 45 John Spear.. 1st. 915 Herman Schmitt, 2nd 1 36 Aug. Soyke, 2nd. 1 35 John Schroeder, 2nd. 8 10 John Sloan, 2nd. ... 9 45 Frank Scherr, 2nd. 20 00 F. H. Slade, 2nd. 1.2 15 R. Turner, 2nd, 12 15 John Tashner, 3rd. 7 45 John Welsh, 1st. 11 50 N. Wampach, 2nd. .. 2 70 W. W ea rmou.th. 3rd. .............. 20 00 Frank Burns, 2nd. ...... .......... 63 75 J. Berwanger, 2nd. 49 76 F. G. Becker, 1st, $2.80; 2nd, $13.95; 3rd, $22.35 ................,. 39 10 John Calvert. 1st. 45 90 A. Conrad, 2nd. 34 85 Josh Calvert, 1st, $8.95; 3rd, $26.75 35 70 3. Evans, 2nd. 22 95 Mike Hannan, 1st. 49 76 J. Haudenshield, 2nd. 30 60 J. Linehan, 1st, $47.10; 2nd, $6.15; 3rd, $2.45 55 70 J. Long, 2nd. 49 30 John McQuillan, 1st. 49 75 J. McCollins, 1st, $50.86; 2nd, $4.00 54 86 C. McElrath, 2nd. 58 25 Louis Pell, 2nd. 22 95 Geo. Reynolds. 1st. 9 35 Jerry Sullivan, 1st, $16.00; 2nd, $4:40; 3rd, $36.55 56 95 Frank Siege, 3rd. .................. 19 15 Ed. Seeley. 1st, $10.90; 2nd, $18.10; 3rd, $7.25 36 25 H. Costello, 1st, $10.35; 3rd, $6.90 34 45 James Tobin, 3rd. 44 65 M. lZogg, 2nd. 22 95 Grading on Mt. Carmel Avenue dur- ing the last •half of September, 1905:. Peter Carney 23 40 James Connelly 810 Mike Cain 8 10 John Hafey TO 80 P. Kenneally 20 70 Pat. McMullen 810 Jas. McCarron 14 85 W. O'Brien 25 00 Jas. Powers 8 80 Nick Sweeney 2 05 John Linehan, team 3 40 Jas. Maher, team 36 15 D. O'Meara, team 45 90 Labor on Sewers for the last half of September, 1905: W. Corcoran 20 80 Ed. Daley . 23 20 T. Hagerty, Foreman 25 00 F. Hohnecker 20 80 Con Sullivan 23 20 Pat Sage 20 80 Landon Taylor 22 40 J. Tacke 20 80 2nd, $17_20; List of Warrants. 249 MACADAM LIST SEPT., 1905. Becker, Peter $ 39 00 Duggan, John 35 25 Devaney, Peter 2416 Ess, John 5 85 Fury, P.. Sr 42 35 Heck, Chris 21 86 Knees, John 16 10 Krocheski, Paul 19 95 Lassance, Frank 43 00 Melloy, Tom 7 80 Mauer, Geo 22 95 Menzel, John 12 Si) Menzel, John 4 25 Martineck, Jos 14 80 Mullin, John 77 60 Melloy, Tom 5 70 McGee, John 6 90 McCann, Pat 1615 McNulty, Silo 14 45 O'Shea, Jas 36 90 Reilly, Chas 37 40 Reilly, Chas 6 80 Ryan, Pat 18 S5 Rownan, Jas 33 00 Schwaegler & Jacobs 14 30 Soyke, Aug 6 90 Siege, Tony 39 10 Shea, Mich 25 50 Schwaegler & Jacobs 21 60 Soyke, Aug 8 65 Schnee, Albert 7 65 Sweeney, Nick 23 80 Zingle, Adam 75 30 Key City Gas Co., gas for various departments 100 30 Iowa. Telephone Co.. telephone service for Various departments 41 27 W. Singrin. pine wood. City Hall 6 00 G. B. Grosvenor, stationery and supplies for various depart- ments .. 7 95 Etchhorn & Bechtel, supplies, City Hall and Fire department 6 15 J. Blaser repairing City Hall scales .... 73 00 Builders' Supply Co., Lumber for First ward scales 34 03 Key City Iron Works, repairs for First Ward scales 2 75 S. Errisdorff Iron Co., hardware 6$ for First ward scales .. • Telegraph -Herald, Finance re- 6 ports 3 20 Telegraph -Herald, abstract, case 101 00 of Schnee vs. City Telegraph -Herald, blank station- ery 5 25 J. P. Buechele & Co.. taking care of town clock from June 1st, 166 60 1904. to Oct. 1st• 1905 G. Holl, sharpening lawn mowers and repairs for Fire department 2 10 Key City Gas Co., removing lamp 5 60 posts . G. W. Healey & Son, new tools 4 10 for Road department ... • Linehan & Molo, cement for Road 2 63 department . P. J. Seipnel Lumber Co., lumber 3 25 for Road department P. Heller, horse shoeing for Road 1 50 department G. Lear, horse shoeing for Road department Kessler & Cahn, iron rails for Road department F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Road department Jno. Duggan, repairs for Road department Standard Oil Co., oil and grease for steam roller Dub. Rubber & Belting Co., hose and couplings for steam roller. 7 50 Fischer & Co., coal for steam roller F. Burns, coal for steam roller36 45 Austin Western Co., fibre for street sweeper 27 30 Key City Gas Co., coal and coke for Fire department 40 85 Key City Gas Co., gas arcs for Fire department 1 00' L. J. Schmitt, hardware for Fire department 60 L. Lindenberg, hardware for Fire and Sidewalk departments 10 80 Wunderlich & Wiederholt, horse shoeing for Fire department7 00 G. Lear, horse shoeing for Fire department 2 25 Vollenweider & Heim, horse - shoeing for Fire department 5 75 Collings & Pfiffner, horse shoe- ing for Fire department 16 25 P. Heller, horse shoeing for Fire department 3 50 T. H. Clark, drugs and supplies for Fire department 14 00 Dubuque Oil Tank Line, oil for Fire department 15 80 Star Electric Co., supplies for Fire department 2 20' Carr, Ryder Adams Co., lumber for Fire department 5 00 Thos. Kane, hay for Fire de- partment 83 35 Dub. Rubber & Belting Co., hose and couplings for Fire depart- ment 11 75 S. Simones Co.. blankets for Fire department 17 00' Ellwanger Bros., 1 set new har- ness and repairing harness for Fire department 51 10 Dub. Bedding Co., mattresses for Fire department 9 00 Sea. J. Rowan, comforters far Fire department 11 25 Geo. P. Rose, repairing fire alarm boxes 10 00 T. Connolly Est., 1 new combina- tion chemical engine and hose wagon for No. 6 Engine House1400 00 Linehan & Maio, supplies for Fire Department 6 00 Union Electric Co., power for fire alarm system 2 00 F. P. Hayes, board of prisoners for September 140 Collings & Pfiffner, horse shoeing patrol team 12 25 Ellwanger Bros., repairing har- ness patrol team . 2 75 T. F. Kane. oats delivered at patrol house 27 55 2 00+ 1 50 1 90 9 15 4 08 44 75 250 List of Warrants. Eichhorn & Bechtel, supplies for 1 45 Matron Department F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Sewer and Sprinkling .Deets8 00 Smith -Morgan Prtg. Co., weekly and monthly pamphlets for September 16 05 Globe -Journal, official printing 6160 for September Telegraph -Herald, official print- ing for September National Demokrat, official 25 00 printing for September Union Electric Co., arc lights for 2067 35 September T. E. Frith, removing garbage and dead animals during month of September 389 48 G. Bock, repairs for Sprinkling 23 00 department Dub. Rubber and Belting Co, expansion rings for Springling 113 department Builders' Supply Co., lumber for Sidewalk department 45 25 Ott. Meuser & Co., lumber for 32 85 Sidewalk department P. J. Seippel Lumber Co., lumber for Sidewalk department 32 65 O'Farrell & Co., grading Grace 391 00 Street O'Farrell & Co., grading Pine Street 340 00 O'Farrell & Co., lowering Bee 25 00 Branch sewer O'Farrell & Co., grading Bee 59 00 Branch Sewer Eichhorn & Bechtel, broom for 40 Bee Branch Sewer Street, Steuck & Linehan, final estimate constructing Sanitary Sewer in Eleventh Street 35 28 Street, Steuck & Linehan, final estimate constructing Sanitary Sewer in Caledonia Street29 06 Street, Steuck & Linehan, final estimate constructing Sanitary Sewer in Couler Avenue 20 60 H. Brinkman, Excavation Per- mits redeemed .. 45 00 H. Brinkman. Interest paid on Warrants outstanding 980 87 H. Brinkman, Freigh Charges10 10 H. Brinkman, Postage Stamps10 00 H. Brinkman, New York Ex- change H. Brinkman, Recording Instru- ment 50 H. Brinkman, Freight Charges2 18. 25 $1048 90 H. Brinkman, Library Orders Paid $ 686 12 H. Brinkman, Loan 17,250 00 Labor on streets in the different road iistriots during the first half of October, 1905: A. Alderson, 3rd. Rich. Burns, 1st. John Burns. 1st. J. Brachtenbach. 2nd Paul Becker, 3rd. D. J. Brightbill, 3rd. 13 85 13 85 6 75 3 75 15 20 2 70 W. Coughlan, 1st. 15 20 Jerry Cahill, 1st. 4 05 Mike Cain, 1st. 1 05 R. Caffery. 1st. 5 40 J Callahan, 1st. 20 00 ,loh:, Corbett, 2nd. 5 40 H. Cobb, 1st, $4.85; 2nd. $8.10; 16 20 Jchr Drgzan, 1st. 13 85 P. Defontaine, 1st. 5 10 M. Donegan, 1st. 10 80 Thn'. DDnahne, 1st, $4.85; 2nd, $8,10; 3rd, $3.25 16 20 Peter rax, 1st, $4.S5; 2nd, $8.10; 3rd, $3 25 16 20 John Egan, 1st. 6 10 J. Eberhardt, 2nd. 8 45 John Ess, 2nd. 6 75 John Farley, 2nd. 5 70 E. Fitzlaff, let, $7.00: 2nd, $9.00; 31d, 81.00 20 00 Barney Glass, 1st. 6 75 Pat (Tillman, 1st. 6 10 Henry Galle, 2nd. • 10 80 Jos. Grab, 2nd. 6 75 Jos. Guenther. 2nd. 1 70 Peter Guenther, 2nd. 1 70 C. Gantenbein, 2nd. 20 00 C. Gruenzig, 3rd. 2 70 John Fafey. 1st. 4 05 John Heil, 1st, $7.90; 2nd, $10.10; 3rd, $4.50 22 50 Peter Jacobs, 2nd 7 10 AT, Kettenhofen, 2nd 8 45 John Knees, 2nd 13 85 P. Krocheski, 2nd 6 75 J. Kraus, 1st, $4.85; 2nd, $8.10; 3rd, $3.25 16 20 John Lowery, 1st 7 45 M. Lavin, 1st 8 80 H. Lembke, 2nd 2 70 M. Lonergan, 1st 16 20 John Mahoney, 1st 18 00 J. Miller, 2nd 2 70 A. Manderscheid, 2nd 5 75 J. Martinek, 3rd 11 15 W. McDermott, 1st 2 05 John McGee, 1st 6 10 J. McNulty, 1st 710 J. McAleese, 1st 8 10 J. McCormack, Health 16 20 Chas. O'Neill, 2nd, $10.80; 3rd, $5.40 16 20 J. Purcell, 1st 11 85 James Powers, 1st 1 35 J. Parker, 3rd 15 20 Phil Reddin, 1st 6 75 James Ryan, 1st 16 20 Dan Sheehan, 1st 190 John Spear, 1st. 2 05 W. Sheridan, 1st 20 00 John Sloan, 2nd 4 40 John Schroeder, 2nd 5 40 F. Scherr, 2nd20 00 Louis Smith, 3rd 15 20 Tony Siege, 3rd 35 John Welsh, 1st 6 75 W. Wearmouth, 3rd 20 00 Frank Burns, 2nd 51 45 Labor on Streets, first half of Oc- tober, 1905: J. Berwanger, 2nd. 7 65 F. G. Becker, 1st, $2.75; 2nd, $13.65; 3rd, $21.85 38 25 Official Notices. 251 John Calvert, 1st Josh Calvert, 1st, $25.90; 3rd, $15.95 B. Costello, 1st, $9.55; 2nd, $15.90; 3rd, $6.35 A. Conrad 2nd. M. Hannon. 1st. J. HauC-_ashield, 2nd, $22.95; 3rd, $12.35 Peter porch, 2nd. J. Linehan, 1st, $41.45; 2nd, $5.30; 3rd, ".15 J. Long, 2nd. J. McQuillan, 1st. J. J. McCollins, 1st, $67.20; 2nd, $8.90; 3rd, $2.10 C. McE1rath, 1st, $1.85; 2nd. $10.00 A. Paley, 2nd. Frank Siege, 3rd. Ed. Seeley, 1st. $10.05; 2nd, $16.75; 3rd. $6.70 Jerry Sullivan, 2nd, $14.05; 3rd, $28.01 42 10 ,Torres Tobin. 3rd. 42 50 M. Zogg, 2nd. 3 85 Laber :n: lie,. till. Carryel Avenue during :be first half of 'rc•tober. 1507: H. Connell ... ... 2 70 Jerry Cahill 6 75 Mike Cain 8 10 Tames Connolly 14 .0. Peter Carney 19 80 Prier Gregory 94' John Hofey 8 10 P. Kenneally 18 90 2T; :. T n,.•, 65 0 10 80 7 38 25 41 85 31 80 35 70 44 20 35 30 19 15 48 90 29 75 42 50 78 20 tyl 85 11 50 25 10 N,I- : „'. ,T•:a'. 7,1 ‘I. •r, 1, 4? 10 41 ?5 Labor on sowers for the first half of October. 1905: J. Corcoran $ 19 20 Ed. Daley 19 20 T. Hagerty 25 00 F. Hohnecker 19 20 Jos. Rooney 6 40 C. Sullivan 25 00 Pat Sage 19 20 Landon Taylor 19 20 J. Tacke 19 20 C. H. Berg, to money advanced for Upper Mississippi River Convention 250 00 Jas. Hird, final estimate con- structing sanitary sewer in al- ley between Jackson and Wash- ington Streets. from Sanford to Twenty-fifth Streets 1684 45 I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a correct list of all warrants issued by me during the month of October, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE. To All Who Aro Named Below: You are hereby notified that In ac- cordance with an ordinance of the City of Dubuoue for repairing sidewalks during the month of September, 1905, that a Special Assessment will be levied for the expense thereof at the regu- lar meeting of the City Council upon 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 meeting of the council to he held on the 16th day of November, A. D., 1905, and show cause, if any you have, why said assessment should net be levied: Owner. Description. Total Cost Sept. 1—J. J. Lundheck, Me- chanics' Add., S. 109 ft., lot 1093 60 Sept. 1-1Vatterc, & Dennis, Sub1 70 3 of 720. City, lots 5-16 Sept 1—Mrs. J. P. Buehler. Sub. r 1 of Min. Lot 314, lot Sub Mill. , Sept 1—Jchn Flynn, 1 05 Lot 191, lot 2 Sept 5—Mary Dietrich, Davis Farm Add., N. 1-2 lot 274 Sept. 6—Wm. McClain, Hoskins' Sub., lot 5 Sept. 6—J. L. Meyer, Subs. 76 and 77, Union Add.• lot 1 Sept. 6 --Cath. Birmington Est, Subs. 76 and 77, Union Add, 50 lot l Sept. 6—Rhomberg & Kringle. 6 30 Rose Hill Add., lots 2 to 9 Sept. 6—Christina Breda, City S. 50 84 1-2 ft., lot 499 Sept. 7—Martin Sullivan Est, 60 Saul's Sub., lot 4 Sept. 7—Mrs. Sidney Saul, Saul's 80 Sub., lots 1-2-3 Sept. 7—A. Schaetfie, G. W. 60 Rodgers' Sub., lot 27 Sub. Sept. 7—Augusta Eighmey, 50 Min. Lot 39, lot 41 Sept. 7—Emma Alden, A. McDan- 1 05 leis' Sub., lot 762 Sept. 7—A. W. Kemler Est., Sub. 90 703, City. lot 16 Sept. 7—Sliz. Saul, Hoskins' Sub, 55 lot 2 Sept. 8—Peter Fay. East Dubuque Add., S. 1-2 lot 77 50 Sept. 10—James Levi, Farm Add.. lot 238 45 Sept. 11 --John Olinger, Boule- vard Add., lots 2 to 20 1 40 Sept. 11—Chas. H. Bradley, Cox's Add., E. 1-2 lots 50-51 75 Sept. 11—Paul Trout Est., Far- ley's Sub., lot 35 85 Sept. 11—Buol & Loetscher, Loet scher & Trueb's sub., lot 12 35 Sept. 11—E. A. Engler, Sub. 12, Min. Lot 172, lots 1-2-3 1 00 Sept. 11—Maria Schwind, Sub. 1, Tschirgi & Schwind's Sub., lot3. 40 Sept. 11—Cath. Stafford, S. M. Langworthy's Add., lot 44..-40 Sept. 12—J. & E. Tihey, Sub. 3 of Min. Lot 63, lot 1 1 95 Sept. 12—Peter Eisbach, Bonson & Stewart's Sub., lot 1 Sept. 12—M. M. McCarten, Bonson & Stewart's Sub., lot 8 1 Sept. 12—E. M. Kringle, Sub. 6 of 7 of Min. Lot 79, lot 1 Sept. 12—T. Kenneally, Union Add., lot 171 Sept. 12—Mrs. Sidney Saul, Saul's Sub., lot 1 Sept. 12—M. M. McCarten, Bonson & Stewart's Sub., lot 8 Sept. 13—Al. Matthews, Sub. City 738, lot 6 Sept. 13—Wm. Klauer, et al, Davis Farm Add., lot 213 Sept. 13—E. A. Engler, Finley Home Add., lots 10-11 Sept. 16—John Buettell Est., Sub. 60 45 50 Davis 45 30 50 55 35 85 90 90 60 252 Official Notices. 2 of 20, Finley Home Add., lot 1. 40 Sept. 18—W. G. Cox, Sub. Min Lot 90, lot 2 Sept. 19—H. C. Kiesel and Wm Coates, S. M. Langworthy's Add., lot 39 Sept. 19—A. Treub, Hughes' Sub, lot 3 Sept. 19—Wm. Reche Est., Reche's Sub., lot 17 Sept. 19—Minnie and M. A. Kern - ler, College Add., lot 1 40 Sept. 19—Robt. Bartells, Sub. 1, Waller's Sub., lot 1 40 Sept. 19—F. L. Poole, Julia Lang - Worthy's Add., lot 17 40 Sept. 20—K. & L. F. Kolfenbach, Glendale Add., lot 57 50 Sept. 20—Bosserman & Ives, S. 1-2 lot 334 50 Sept. 20—R. M. Kunz, Glendale Add., lot 60 95 Sept. 20—Wm. Alderman, CitY, lot 322 1 45 Sept. 20—German Trust & Savings Bank, Sub. 809, A. McDaniels' Sub., lot 1 1 40 Sept. 20—Charlotte Post, G. Mar- tin's Sub., lot 4 55 Sept. 21—Wm. Klauer, et al, Da- vis Farm Add., lot 213 55 Sept. 22—Geo. Savary, Union Add, lot 121 1 15 Sept. 22—Sylvester Hickock Est, Union Add., lot 57 30 Sept. 22—Ellen B. Rice, Union Add., lot 146 60 Sept. 22—Rich. B. Waller, Summit Add., lot 4 50 Sept. 25—Nie. Glab, Finley's Add, lot 225 60 Sept. 25—Nic Glab, Finley, Waples & Burton's Add., lots 129-1351 55 Sept. 25—Minnie and M. A. Kern - ler, Sub. 4, Ann O'Hare's Sub, lot 1 Sept. 25—Jas. Mullen Est., Fin- ley, Waples & Burton's Add, lot 11 Sept. 25—A. E. Girard, Hodge's Sub., lots 3-4-5 Sept. 25—Kiene & Meyer, Elm St Sub., lots 1-2 Sept. 25—A. W. Kemler Est., Sub 703, City lot 16 Sept. 25—Louis Herbst, Sub., lot 1 Sept. 25—Lee & Norton, Gilliam's Sub., lot 4 Sept. 25—Hughes & Blake, Blake's Add., lots 25-26-27 Sept. 26—Hugn Talty, Sub. 2 of Min. Lot 160, lot 1 Sept. 27—Emily Conrad, Sub. 2 of 145, L. H. Langworthy's Add, lot 1 Sept. 30—John Flynn, East Du- buque Add., W. 15 ft, E. 1-2, lot 211 Sept. 27—Ed. Nauk, Sub. 3 of 145, L. H. Langworthy's Add., lot 11 05 Sept. 27—Al Matthews, Sub, City 738, lot 6 Sept. 28—P. H. Murray, St. Ra- phael's Add., lots 1-2 Sept. 30—Ann Wallis, A. McDan- iel's Sub., lot 795 Sept. 29—Maria Prange, Glendale Add., lot 39 Sept. 5—German Pres. College, Sub. City 675, lot 7 Sept. 15—Lawrence Smith Est, Sub. Min. Lot 79, lots 10-11 1 15 2 50 75 65 10 City Herbst's 1 1 65 50 40 65 70 40 05 75 35 55 55 60 70 45 45 85 Sept. 19—Sarah G. Cort, Kelly's Sub. N. 1-2, E. 1-2, N. 1-2 ,lot 36. Sept, 20—Thos. Kane, Sub. 809, A. McDaniel's Sub., lot 7 Sept. 22—John J. Keane, City lot 726 Sept. 22—Mrs. Sidney Saul, Saul's Sub., lot 5 Sept. 22—Rich. Waller Est., Sub City 721, lot 1 Sept. 26—C. A. Voelker, Mechanic's Add., lot 113 Sent. 28—Lawther & Rider, Bur- den-Lawther Add., lot 19 Sept. 27—Catholic Univ. of Wash et al, Kelly's Sub, lots 1-2 Sept. 27—Jno. Harris Est., Sub. 9, Collin's Sub. lot 2 Sept. 6—J. J. Ott, Randall's Sub, lot 3 Sept. 8—Ann Wallis, A. McDan- iel's Sub., lot 795 Sent. 9—German Trust & Say Bank. Sub. 2, City 673, lot 5 Sept. 11—Jno. Buettell Est., Brad - streets' Add.. lot 1 Sent. 12—Cath. Carmody. East Dubunue Add., E. 1-2. lot 51 Sent. 12—R. Ronson Est., Union Add., lot 210 Sent. 12—John F. Cain, Harper's Snb., S. 50 ft.. lot 2 Sent. 13—German Trost & Say. Bank. Suh. 2. City 673. lot 5 . Sent. 13—W. G. Cox. Cox's Add, lot 59 Sent. 13—R. Waller Est., Sub. 3, Min. Lot 113a. lot 1 Sent. 95—.Tao. Traut. Tschirgi & Sohn'ind's Soh.. lots 14-15 Sent. 5—Leathers R Trewin, Davis Farm AArt. C. 35 ft.. lot 373 spot. 5—mare T. Reilly, Finley's A,1r1.. lot 10 Sent. 5—.T. Sohroeder And Val o^buster, Davis Farm Add., lot 75 35 55 45 55 30 40 1 20 65 85 65 95 1 10 50 30 60 65 40 75 1 35 50 60 ogR 45 57'i, Int l cn'.+ n—Geo. Calot. MrCranev's y^+ A Ari Int g.1 Se -f. 70—Tnl,,, 1•?". -,on E. Lane- .. A AA 1t"+ 42 C'n..+ 5—Tnhn .T. Tian LeVen's A AA 1t"+ '1 an.,+ y—Tni,n "Ample. Martin's T1.1- in+4 ^no 1..t 1 rTn..+in. Qnh, ('ttv r. F A w0''' A ' 35 3:i 45 45 35 75 3^Q 05 rr _P_n+ r+1+,, nennrAer, Trr1TTr'1 (1F CPF(T 4 T, A SOrPRI ?17!\7T, r`rotine to hereby pivot" +o all eon- nerneA that a Cnenial esaegcmnnt .rill lie levied to nay for imnrnr'ine. (trans Ctreet frnn, the Wna+ line of _ inn of let 7. Ann (1'TTare'a Soh„ to onset rtrent, (1'Farrell. MrNainara R- TZenety rontrantore. Amonnt of special aaaeasmert $2.- 519.33. aeainat the ahnttine• nronerty owner._ snot" and alone. lair street, as Provided by law. at a session of the r'ity Council to he held November 16th, 1905. And that there is a rant apd echednle on file in the office of the City Record^r of said City of Dohunue. showing the street on which said improvement has Oficial Notices. 253 been constructed, and the separate lots and parcels of ground and specified por- tions thereof subject to assessment 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 in- spection. And that any and all persons object- ing to said specialassessment of said plat must file his or their objection in writing with the City Recorder of slid City of Dubuque on or before said ses- sion of the City Council to be held No- vember 16th, 1905, or to appear at said session of the Council to show cause, if any you have, why said assessment should not be levied. Dated at Dubuque, Nov. 6th, 1905. C. F. ARENDT. City Recorder. OFFICIAL PUBLICATION. AN ORT)TNANCE FOR VACATION OF THE SOUTHERLY 180 FEET OF THE ALLEY BETWEEN ALPINE STREET AND NEVADA STREET NORTH OF WEST THIRD STREET. Whereas, John T. Adams of the City of Dubuque has petitioned the Council of said City for the vacation of the southerly 180 feet of the alley between Alpine Street and Nevada Street north of Westsaid d Street Joh John TG AdamsCity; isath Whereas, e fee owner of all the nroperty abutting said alley on both sides thereof: and Whe•-eas, said ?o''n T. Adams, 'n ro"- sideratinn of the vacation ofsaid southerly 180 feet of the alley between Alpine Street anda has Street north of West ThirdStreet, to transfer to the City of Dubuoue, for alley purposes. a 20 -foot strip of ground out of the northerly 20 feet of Lot 4, Nairn'S Addition to the City of Dubuque, Iowa, and extending etwe from Nevada Street to th stalle gbisaid n Nevada and Alpine City: and Whereas. by the direction of the Council of the City of Dubuque, the City Engineer has made a plat showing said portion of said alley proposed to be vacated, and filed the same inspection, andis office subject to public due notice has been given to all abut- ting property owners, and ten days' notice of said proposed vacationer hasos been published in the official papn has the City, and the proposed been submitted to the City Council at two regular sessions; that no valid ob- Whereas, it appeas jection has been madde to thovee vacation of said alley, and portion of said alley is not reouired at present for alley purposes; there- fore, Be It Ordained by the City Council of the City of Dubuque: Section 1. That the southerly 180 feet of the alley between Alpine Street and Nevada Street north of West Third Street in the City of Dubuque, Iowa, be and the same is hereby vacated to John T. Adams, his heirs and assigns, on condition that said John T. Adams convey to the City of Dubuque, for street and alley purposes, the north 20 feet of Lot 4 of Nairn's Addition to the City of Dubuque, Iowa. 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 newspaper of the City of Du- buque. Adopted Nov. 16th, 1905. Approved Nov. 20th, 1905. C. H. BERG, Attest: Mayor. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. Published officially in the Evening Globe Journal, Nov. 28th, 1905. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder. LIST OF WARRANTS. City Recorder's Office, Dubuque, Ia., November 1st, 1905. To the Honorable 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 October, 1905: Expense .... $ 3,862.43 Road—First District 1,722.70 Road—Second District 1,771.85 Road—Third District 872.65 Fire 4,305.95 Police 2,121.90 Sew era ge ........ 394.35 Printing 185.40 Engineer .. 191.65 Street Lighting 2.06.7.35 Interest 980.87 Board of Health 5i4.75 Grading 731.00 Bee Branch—Miliville Road 84.40 Special Bonded Assessment 1,769.40 Loan 17,250.00 Mt. Carmel Avenue Grading 429.90 Sidewalk Repairing 119.55 686.12 Library I hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct list of all warrants issued by me on various funds during the month of October. 1905. C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder NOTICE. To Whom it May Concern: Notice is hereby given of the Coun- cil's intention to vacate the Southerly 180 feet of the alley between Alpine Street and Nevada Street, North of West Third Street, and that an Ordi- nance providing for said vacation has been submited to the City Council of the City of Dubuque at its last regu- lar session. Said Ordinance will be passed at a regular session of the Coun- cil after ten days publication of this Notice. Dated at Dubuque, Iowa, this 6th day of November, 1905.C. F. ARENDT, City Recorder of the City of Dubuque. • rk • X 254 List of Warrants. NOTICE. Public notice is hereby given that at the session of the City Council of the CitY of Dubuque, held on the 16th day of November, 1905, the following Special Assessments were levied on the real es- tate herein after described, and that in case of failure to pay the one-seventh part within the time prescribed by the Ordinance governing same, all will be- come delinquent and subject to collec- tion by distress and sales. H. BR1NKMAl\, City Treasurer. For curbing, guttering and macadam- izing Grace btieet. F. D. Bennett, Reche's Sub., lot L8 $ 11 56 John Accota, Heche's Sub., lot 2965 48 John Frey, Heche's Sub., lot 3065 48 Chas. Pitschner, Reche's Sub, lot 31 65 48 Chas. Pitschner, Reche's Sub, lot 32 65 48 John Kapp, Reche's Sub., lot 3365 48 John Kapp, Reche's Sub., lot 34105 06 Bertha Bondleon, Reche's Sub, No. 2, lot 1 195 46 Jno. Babcock, Reche's Sub., lot 464 17 J. F. Kearns, Reche's Sub. No. 2, lot 5 52 47 J. F. Kearns, Reche's Sub. No. 2, lot 6 52 47 James H. Shields, Reche's Sub No. 2, lot 7 91 51 L. Lindenberg, Reche's Sub. No 2, lot 15 91 51 L. Lindenberg, Reche's Sub. No 2, lot 14 52 47 F. N. Eberhardt, Reche's Sub No. 2, lot 13 Knape, Stout & Co. Co., Reche's Sub. No. 2, lot L' 52 47 E. A. Engler, Reche's Sub. No 2, lot 11 Wm. Roche Est., Reche's Sub. No. 10 H. E. Cosgrove, Ann O'Hare's Sub., W 45.10 ft. lot 14 102 49 Thos M. Cosgrove, Ann O'Hare's Sub., E 50 ft., N 1-2 lot 14 Wm. Wiley, Ann O'Hare's Sub, E 50 ft., W 100 ft. lot 13 Thos. M. Cosgrove, Ann O'Hare's Sub., W 50 ft. lot 13 Margaret S. Wiley, Ann O'Hare's Sub., E. 39.94 ft. lot 13 Margaret S. Wiley, Ann O'Hare's Sub., W 12.6 ft. lot 12 Leathers R Trewin, Ann O'Hare's Sub.. W 50 ft., E 125.88 ft. lot 12. 65 64 Leathers & Trewin, Ann O'Hare's Sub., E 75.88 ft. lot 12 Leathers & Trewin, Ann O'Hare's Sub., W 80.12 ft. lot 11 J. M. Hampton. Ann O'Hare's Sub., E 57.82 ft. lot 11 G. D. Bennett Est., Ann O'Hare's Sub., lot 10 Chas. B. Cain, Hantleman's Sub, lot 5 Ella L. Phillips, Hantelman's Sub., lot 4 Orin Cain, Hantelman's Sub., lot 3 F. E. Winders, Hantelman's Sub, lot 2 Philip Link, Hantelman's Sub, lot 1 52 47 52 47 70 70 65 64 65 64 65 64 46 00 16 39 98 50 105 43 75 77 180 62 72 32 72 32 72 32 69 23 78 19 OFFICIAL PUBLICATION. AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AND ADOPTING THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE VIADUCT OVER AND ACROSS THE TRACKS OF THE CHICAGO GREAT ' WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY AT PERU ROAD, AND PROVIDING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTEN- ANCE OF SAME. Be It Ordained by the City Council of the City of Dubuque: Section 1.That the plans and specifi- cations for the construction of the via- duct and approaches thereto, over and across the tracks of the Chicago Great Western Railway Company at Peru Road, in the City of Dubuque, as pre- pared and presented by the said Com- pany and filed in the office of the City Engineer, are hereby adopted and approved, and said Great Western Rail- way Company is authorized and direct- ed to construct and complete said via- duct and approaches in accordance with said plans and specifications, and when so constructed and completed the same shall be accepted by the City of Dubuque for and in lieu of all the re- quirements of a certain ordinance upon the same subject heretofore adopted by the City Council on the 17th day of August, A. D., 1905, and approved on the 22nd day of the same month. Said viaduct and approaches to be completed on or before November 1st, 1905. Section 2. Said Railway Company shall construct said viaduct and ap- proaches thereto, in Peru Road, in such manner that the center line of said viaduct and approaches shall be six feet northerly from the center line of said street, and shall pay, or arrange to ray, all legal claims for damages to property abutting upon said viaduct and approaches on account of the change in the grade of said street, be- fore the construction of the work. All of the work provided for in this section to be done under the supervision and to the satisfaction of the Street Com- mittee and City Engineer. Section 3. That both approaches to said viaduct shall be macadamized and a four foot wooden sidewalk shall be constructed on the northerly side of the west approach, and •on the southerly side of the east approach to said via- duct, and that suitable guard rails shall be constructed upon both sides of said approach. Section 4. This ordinance shall be in force from and after its adoption and approval, its publication in the Dubuque Daily Globe -Journal, and the acceptance of its provisions by the Chi- cago Great Western Railway Company. Adopted October 23rd, 1905. Approved Oct. 2rd, 1905. C. H. BERG, Mayor. Attest: C. F. ARENDT,City Recorder Regular Session December 7, 1905. 255 CITY COUNCIL. Regular Session, December 7th, 1905. (OFFICIAL). Council met at 8:30 P. M. Mayor Berg in the chair. Present—Aids. Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Nedham 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 bills were ordered paid: J. Hird, Inspector on Union Ave. sewer$ 20 00 Key City Gas Co., gas for var- ious departments 123 20 P. Even, coal delivered at CitY Hall 37 70 Enterprise Printing Co., blank stationery for various depart- ments 6 00 G. B. Grosvenor Co., stationery and supplies for various de- partments 2 00 Kelly's hook store, stationery and supplies for various de- partments 42 35 L. Zamanek. assistant market 18 90 master for November L. Zamanek, cleaning and repair- ing at City Hall L. Daily, cleaning around Market Square, September, October and November, 1905 A. E. Bradley, glazing at City Hall G. Holl, new keys City Hall Fischer & Co., ice delivered at City Hall Eichorn & Bechtel, supplies for City Hall F. A. Miler, brooms for City Hall McCollins' Express Co., hauling for City Hall J. Levi & Co., globes and man- tels for City Hall C. Pape, repairing fountain at Rhomberg and Windsor Ayes Mullen Bros., repairing fountain at Eighth and Main Streets T. J. Mulgrew, coal delivered at City Hall C. A. Noyes, carbon paper for Committee Clerk C. A. Noyes, shades for Engine House No. 6 Duggan & Cota, hardware Road Department F. Schloz & Son, repairs, Road Department J. Duggan, repairs, Road Depart- ment J. Knes, macadam, Road De- partment .. ..... . 42 00 8 10 1 30 14 30 45 2 50 1 00 5 35 12 15 3 00 32 95 3 00 24 60 4 40 1 SO 6 55 6 35 J. McAleere, macadam, Road De- partment 2 10 M. Hannon, macadam, Road De- partment Key City Roofing Co., cement, Road Department Pitts -Thompson Foundry Co., 1 grate, Road Department Conlin & Kearns, wood, Road Department P. Linehan, sand, Road Depart- ment C. Giese, filing saws Builders Supply Co., lumber, Sidewalk Department 3190 Dubuque Woodenware & Lumber Co., lumber, Sidewalk Dept28 60 Key City Gas Co., removing lamp post on Henion Place1 25 Pier Bros., coal for steam roller23 15 Fischer & Co., coal for steam roller Smedley Steam Pump Co., re- pairs steam roller 23 35 P. Linehan, pine wood for steam roller 2 35 Kelly Springfield Road Roller Co., supplies and repairs for steam roller 26 25 M. Stewart & Co.. 1 stove and pipe for steam roller house8 90 P. Hanson, oil for steam roller30 Lagen & Sloan, horse shoeing for Fire department 10 00 Wunderlich & Wiedeiholt, horse shoeing for Fire department16 05 P. .1 -Seller, horse shoeing for Fire department ...... ... .. .... 7 50 Key City Gas Co.. coal and coke for Fire depart!iu nt 29 95 W. G. Watters, p i:sturing horses for Fire department 10 60 Boston One Price Clothiers, 3 1-3 dozen caps for Fire department 55 00 Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co., 1.000 feet hose for Fire depart- ment 800 00 Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co, rubber coats for Fire depart- nient 22 00 Hussman & Lies, hardware and sunplies for Fire deiaartma lit 27 45 G. W. Healey & Son, hardware and supplies for Fire depart - 11 20 ment F. M. Jaeger & Co.. hardware and supplies for Fire depart- ment 90 Duggan & Cota, hardware and 60 supplies for Fire department J. F. Ris & Bro., hardware and supplies for Fire department32 70 Smith Elec. Const. Co., supe and wire for Fire department9 E5 Fischer & Co., soft coal for Fire 103 90 department . Martin-Strelau Co., soft coal for 12 35 Fire department • • Conlin & Kearns, soft coal for 10 75 Fire department Pier Bros., soft coal for Fire de- 13 00 partment "' F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Fire 4 20 department 13 40 8 50 4 00 4 70 14 25 1 00 8 55 256 Regular Session December 7, 1905. Game\v 1I Fire 'Alarm Co., keys for fire alarm boxes Jas. Levi & Co., blankets and comforters for Fire department 59 60 J. F. Stampfer & Co., blankets and comforters for Fire depart- ment 11 00 T. F. Kane, hay for Fire depart- ment .... 126 30 Dubuque Oil Tank Line, oil for Fire department 13 50 Standard Oil Co., oil for Fire de- partment .... 315 Pitts, Thompson F'dry Co., 1 new stove for Fire department .... 25 75 F. A. Miller, brooms for Fire de- partment . .. 7 10 C. Falkenhainer, paints and oils for Fire department 65 Hedley & Brown, glass and putty for Fire department 2 05 Mettel Bros., bran for Fire de- partment ...... .... 95 A. Hasler, matches and soapine for Fire department 8 45 Eichhorn & Bechtel, bran for Fire department .... ........ 95 M. Stafford, bran and salt for Fire denartment .... ...... 8 10 Morrison Bros., repairing steam- er P. Olinger 1 60 Wm. Marshall, repairing steamer J. J. Linehan 46 65 Butt Bros., 1 new exercising cart for Engine House No. 635 00 Smedley Steam Pump Co., sup- plies and repairs for Engine No. 6 32 90 R. D. Kirmse, 1 new clock for Engine House No. 3 4 50 Union Electric Co., power for fire alarm system 2 00 F. P. Hayes, board of prisoners for November 2 00 F. Schloz & Son, repairing cells at City Hall 175 Jas. Levi & Co., pillows for Ma- tron. department 1 70 Conlin & Kearns, wood for Police department .... 6 00 Fischer & Co., wood for Police department .. 15 40 C. McManus, sawing wood for Police department .... 1 75 T. Melloy, sawing wood for Po- lIce department 6 00 Pier Bros., wood for Police de- partment 5 00 Eichhorn & Bechtel, supplies for Matron department 45 J. J. Rowan, toweling for Ma- tron department 1 00 T. F. Kane, hay delivered at pa- trol house 11 50 G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for Sewer department 7 00 F. M. Jaeger & Co., new tools for Sewer department 3 90 Globe -Journal, official printing for November 53 25 Globe -Journal, printing delin- quent tax list 34 00 Telegraph -Herald, official print- ing for November 51 70 5 40 The Times, public notices 2 25 National Demokrat, official print- ing for November 25 00 Keuffel & Esser Co., supplies for Engineer's Dept. 8 85 Union Electric Co., arc lights for November 2073 65 Smith, Morgan Printing Co, blank stationery for Board of Health 10 00 T. E. Frith, removing garbage and dead animals during No- vember, 1905 363 48 Ott, Meuser & Co., posts and lum- ber for Mt. Carmel Avenue36 00 O'Farrell Construction Co., esti- mate grading Bee Branch sewer 166 65 O'Farrell Construction Co., grad- ing Grace Street 273 70 O'Farrell Construction Co., im- proving Grace Street 2273 16 O'Farrell Construction Co., con- structing sanitary sewer in Kniest Street 90 77 Tibey Bros., constructing sani- tary sewer in Union Avenue and Alta Vista Street 1597 70 Union Electric Co., labor digging extra hole for arc lamp pole in Winona Avenue 3 05 On motion the bill was ordered re- ceived and filed. PETITION AND COMMUNICATIONS. Petition of Thos. Reilly, Chief of Po- lice. asking that one of the cells in police station be boarded up for the protection of inebriates, was, on mo- tion, ordered granted. Petition of Mindorfer Bros. et al, ask- ing that an electric light be placed at the intersection of Seventh and Iowa Streets, on motion, was referred to the Committee on Police and Light. Petition of Miss M. C. Blake in re- lation to cancellafion of the special assessment as levied for the construc- tion of a sanitary sewer in West Lo- cust Street. On motion, was referred to the Committee on Sewers and City Attorney. Petition of Mrs. Margt. Flanagan, asking that her taxes be remitted for 1904, was, on motion, referred to the Delinquent Tax Committee. Petition of the Sisters of the Holy Ghost in relation to cancellation of their taxes was on motion referred to the Board of Equalization and City At- torney. Petition of I. C. Ry. Co., by Wm. L. Tarbet, Tax Commissioner, in relation to the cancellation of their taxes in the city, was, on motion, referred to the Board of Equalization and City Attor- ney. • Regular Session December 7, 1905. 257 Petition of Mary Newman asking that the taxes on lots 16 and 17, Nairn's Add., for 1905, be ordered cancelled, she being the widow of an honorably dis- charged Union soldier. On motion, was referred to the Delinquent Tax Committee. Petition of F. Rokusek et al asking for the completion of Bee Branch sewer between Cedar and Sycamore streets and Seventeenth Street and the rail- road tracks. On motion, was referred to the Committee of the Whole. Petition of Mrs. Anna Bush in re- lation to cancellation of special assess- ment as levied against her property for the construction of a new sidewalk, was on motion referred to the Committee of the Whole. Petition of the Bijou Theatre, by J. Rosenthal, manager, in relation to is- suing a license for theatrical purposes given in the Bijou Theatre, was, on motion, referred to the Committee of the Whole. Petition of Thos. Hassett, asking that he be compensated for rock taken by the City from lot 33. Union Add. On motion. was referred to Committee of the Whole and City Attorney. Original Notice District Court, Wm. Hintrager vs. City of Dubuque in re- lation to tax title of lots 2 and41 in n Klingenberg's Sub. No. 3, was, omo- tion, referred to the City Attorney. REPORTS OF OFFICERS. City Treasurer Brinkman reported as 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 favor: Excavation permits redeemed$ 95.00 Interest on warrants outstand- ing 754.02 Freight charges, Road .73 Express charges -Engineer .30 $850.10 Library Orders paid $593.47 I also received money borrowed from various parties: please order Loan Warrants drawn in their favor. Total amount of warrants ... .$17,300.00 Respectfully. H. BRINKMAN. Treasurer. On motion the report was received and warrants ordered drawn to pay the various amounts and the report refer- red back to the Committee on Finance. City Auditor Hoffman reported as follows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: -Herewith find my re - port for the month of November. 1905, showing the receipts and disburse- ments for the month: Cash on hand Nov. 1st, 1905$10,7S6.84 RECEIPTS. Receipts from all sources $21,153.99 $31,940.83 DISBURSEMENTS. Warrants redeemed $20,882.60 Coupons redeemed 253.75 Improvement Bonds redeemed1,657.87 $22,794.22 Cash on hand Dec. 1st, 1905....$ 9,146.61 The above cash balance includes the Improvement Bond Fund, Improve- ment Bond Interest Fund and Library Fund balances. Also report that there is due the City Officers for the month of No- vember, 1905, the sum of $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 $ 60.00 Improvement Bond Coupons 193.75 $253.75 Improvement Bonds $1,657.S7 The following list shows the Appropri- ations and the amount of Warrants drawn on each Fund since the begin- ning of the fiscal year beginning March 1st, 1905, to December 1st, 1905: Appropriation. Expended. Expense $ 40,000 $21,387 98 Road -First District16,000 13,659 48 Road -Second District 20,300 15,622 05 Road -Third District8,750 6,796 77 Fire 42,000 27,805 24 Police 28,000 17,213 34 Sewerage 5,000 3,562 20 Printing 2,500 1,149 42 Engineer 2,500 1,608 33 Street Lighting 25,200 16,538 80 Interest 41,500 Board of Health 4,500 3,510 06 Grading 2,000 1,362 15 Bee Branch-Millville Road 3,000 2,82710 Bee Branch -Washing- ton Street 6,000 5,993 57 Bee Branch -Fifteenth and Sixteenth Sts1,400 89 25 Special Bonded Paving 2,000 Judgment 3,000 2,418 22 Special Bonded Debt and Interest 4,000 Mourt Carmel Avenue Grading 1,000 796 25 Sidewalk Repairing 1,000 458 89 Special Sewer Fund1,000 383 26 Bluff Street Extension Wall 1,000 999 93 Fifth Ward Engine 4,000 3,773 74 House Booth Street Sewer... 1,000 1,000 00 $266,650 Respectfully, F. B. HOFFMAN, Auditor. 258 Regular Session December 7, 1905. 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 Reinfried reported as fol- lows: To the Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: The following is the pay roll of the Fire Department for the month of November, 1905: Amount due Firemen $2656 15 Respectfully submitted, JOSEPH 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 Hon. Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: I herewith submit the Police report for the month of Novem- ber, 1905: Total arrests for the month 49 Residents arrested 25 Doors found open 26 Defective lights 14 Lodgers harbored 66 Meals furnished 10 Cost of food $2.00 Poundmaster's receipts $1.00 Sheriff, dieting prisoners $1.00 Patrol calls 48 Miles traveled 69 Also the pay roll for Policemen for the month of November, 1905: Amount due Policemen $1883 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 re- port referred back to the Commitee 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 road districts during the last half of November, 1905: Amount due laborers on streets.$1333.15 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 Novem- ber, 1905: Amount due laborers on sewers..$170.60 Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. ROYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Sewers. Also submit my pay roll for labor grading Mt. Carmel Avenue during last half of November, 1905: Amount due. laborers on Mt Carmel Avenue $151 70 Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Streets. On motion the p:iy rolls on Streets, Sewers and Al t. Carmel Avenue were received and warrants ordered drawn to pay the various amounts and the pay rolls referred back to the proper Committees. City Attorney J. W. Kintzinger re- ported as follows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: Herewith attached please find receipt and release of Mrs. Mary Cogan of One Hundred and Twenty- five ($125.00) Dollars in full settlement, discharge and release of her case against the City of Dubuque, a xvar- rant for which was ordered drawn in favor of the Mayor at the last meet- ing of your Honorable Body. Respectfully submitted, J. W. KINTZINGER, City Attorney. On motion the report was approved and received and filed. Sidewalk Inspector Raymond report- ed as follows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: On account of error in description and location, I ask for the cancellation of the following assess- ments. July 10th, 1902—W. Hammel, Sub. 1 of 2 of 670 and 682, City Lot 1..$ Dec. 1st, 1904—St. Peter's Lutheran church, Sub. 2 of 2 of 3 of 10, Kniest Sub., Lot 1 1 30 Dec. 21st, 1904—Nic Wagner, Glen- dale Add., Lot 15 50 April 20th, 1905—Nic Wagner, Glen- dale Add., Lot 15 50 June 1st, 1905—T. Byrne, Union Add., Lot 170 55 July 6th, 1905—John Jennings, Dorgan Sub., Lot 10 110 July 6th, 1905—Jac. Ginter, McCran- ey's 1st. Add., Lot 75 3 40 July 6th, 1905—Nic Closs, Sr., East Dubuque Add., Lot 261 80 July 6th, 1905—Peter Dawson, Union Add., Lot 79 55 Sept. 7th, 1905—St. Paul Lutheran church, Stine's Add., Lot 11 1 20 Oct. 5th, 1905—Pat. Enright, Union Add., E. 44 ft. of Lot 8 50 Ont. 5th, 1905—Jas. E. McClain, Sub. 14 and 15, Bush's Sub., Lot 2 75 Respectfully submitted, GEO. N. RAYMOND, Sidewalk Inspector. Ald. Corrance moved that the report be received, and the Treasurer instruct- ed to cancel said special assessments as prayed for. Carried. 65 Regular Session December 7, 1905. 259 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, 1905. I find from the report of the Police Department that the total hours that 14 lamps fail- ed to burn would equal 1-2 lamp for one month, or .2.70. Respectfully submitted, WILLIAM HIPMAN, Cit,' 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 $2.70. City Recorder Arendt presented and read the printed notice certified to by the publisher of the Council's intention to levy a special assessment for re- pairing Sidewalks during the month of October, 1905. No remonstrance being filed, the Mayor asked if any one present had any objection to said special assess- ment. No objecting being stated, the notice on motion was received and filed. Whereupon Ald. Frith offered the fol- lowing: Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, That to pay for re- pairing sidewalks during October, 1905, in front of and adjoining the same, a special tax be and is hereby levied on the several lots and parts of lots and parcels of real estate hereinafter named, situate and owned, and for the several amounts set opposite each lot or parcel of real estate, as follows: Owner. Description. Amount. Oct. 2.—Sidonia Hosford, A. Mc- daniel's Sub., N. 88 ft., W. 1-2,$ 45 lot 783 Oct. 2—Ida M. Cuttler, A. McDan- iel's Sub., N. 20 ft., N. 40 ft, lot 75 808 Oct. 2—John J. Keane, City lot 726 1 75 Oct. 2—R. Bonson Est., Union Add., lot 15 Oct. 3—Minnie and M. A. Kemler, Sub. 4, Ann O'Hare's Sub., lots 1-2 Oct. 3—A. E. Girard, Hodge's Sub, lot 5 Oct. 3—J. S. Stephens, Julia Lang - worthy's Add., lot 53 Oct. 3—W. H. Thrift, Reche's Sub, lot 5 •. Oct. 3—Rhomberg & Kringle, Rose Hill Add., lots 2-3 Oct. 3—Key City Gas Co., Sub City 552, lot 4 Oct. 3—Jno. F. Brede, Julia Lang - worthy's Add., lot 49 .. • • • • • Oct. 3—Wm. J. Neumeister, Ham's Add., lot 453 ...• 'Jaeger'. Oct. 4—Francis Jaeger,65 Sub., lots 2-3 . • . Oct. 6—Harriet Coates Kiesel, 60 Cummins' Sub., lot 8 . • • • Oct. 6—Geo. Eichhorn, Cummins' 105 Sub., lot 22 ....................... 45 50 35 60 50 55 60 40 40 Oct. 7—Mary A. Langworthy, Langworthy Ave. Add., lot 5 Oct. 7—Wm. Klauer et al, Davis Farm Add., lot 213 Oct. 7—James Levi, Davis Farm Add., lot 238 Oct. 7—H. P. & N. W. Kimball, Davis Farm Add., lot 337 Oct. 7—Thos. Dunn, Glendale Add, S. 1-2, lot 160 Oct. 7—Barbara Zugenbuehler, Glendale Add., N. 1-2, lot 1601 10 Oct. 7 —Cecelia Grossteck Davis Farm Add., N. 1-2, lot 270 Oct. 7—M. A. Dolson, Sub. 2, Min. Lot 78, lot 1 Oct. 10—Jos. H. Trieb, M. A. Reb- man's Sub., lot 1 Oct. 10—Home for the Friendless, Gray's Sub., lot 1 Oct. 10—Theo. Weber, Sub. 1 and 2 of 1 of 3 of 10 and 2 of 3 of 11, Kniest's Sub., lot 2 Oct. 11—Jos. P. Earley, Prospect Hill Ade, lot 1 Oct. 11—C ara Ruff, High St. Sub, lot 5 Oct. 11—Amelia Guderian, Sub. ,4 Kniest's Sub., lot 3 Oct. 11—H. C. Kiesel and Wm. A. Coates. City, N. 2-5, lot 436 Oct. 11—Keane & Meyer, Elm St. Sub.. lot 1-2 Oct 12—F. D. and J. H. Stout, City, lot 509 Oct. 12—A. F. Heeb, Farley's Sub, lot 31 Oct. 12—Aug. Flechsig, Glendale Add.. lot 13 Oct. 13—Jno. L. Buettell Est, Nairn's Add.. lot 14 Oct. 13—John Dowling, Lawrence's1 Dubuque, lots 9 to 11 Oct. 13—C. Zimmermann, Summit Add., lot 6 Oct. 13—Henry Kiene, Columbia Sub., lot 1 Oct. 13—A. W. Kemler Est.. Union Acid., lot 182 Oct. 12—John Specht, Union Add, S. 165 ft.. lot 195 Oct. 14—Ellen B. Rice• Union Add.. lot 146 Oct. 1.4—Susan and Mary Zeien, F Langworthy'. Add., N. 25 ft., lot 44 Oct. 10—Helen Wright, Gray's Sub., lot 4 Oct. W—Ro 4t, 1 al rtels.ot Sub. 1 of 1. Oct. 19-3. J. Ott, Randall's Sub., lot 3 Oct. 22—Cath.pU McDaniel ashing- s Sub ton et al, lot 821 Oct. 22—Kate Guderian Est, Gray's Sub., lot 10 Oct. 22—Anna M. Bush, Oakland Park Add., lot 12 Oct. . E. Church, Sub v120, Reche'ew Ave. s 4Sub, lot 1 Oct. 22-0. M. Chatfield, Finley, Waples & Burton's Add., lot 17 Oct. 26—W. G. Cox, Leven's Add, lot 14 Total $34 00 Ald. Frith moved to adont the Reso- lution. . Carried by the following Yeas—Aids. Corrance. Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—Ald. Clancy. 35 85 45 60 90 40 90 35 50 1 15 50 45 35 1 70 60 1 35 40 45 95 35 45 70 75 60 60 65 55 40 85 60 45 65 75 60 55 • 260 Regular Session December 7, 1905. The Water Works Trustees presented a Statement of Expense Account from June 1st. 1900, to June 1st., 1905, with Number of Voucher given. On notion said Statement was re- ferred to the Committee of the Whole. The following \\eiphnrnsters' and Woodmeasurers' rceeil ie \VI r, referred to Committee on \l irlcets: F. P. Hayes, City ilall receipts$12 71 T. Faherty, First ward scale re- ceipts Louisa Pitse finer, West Dubuque scale r(.eci:As 1 91 H. Haui,ner, Cruller avenue scale receipts 1 10 R. Hay, Eighth Street scale re- ceipts •••• C. W. Entx, \Voodmeasurer's re- ceipts AAAA.. AAAA2 10 P. Holsinger. Woodmeasuret'Ss re- ceipts, month of f),•tober lu 5 14 2 2S REPOR'T'S I)1,' STANDING COMMIT- TEES. Aid. Corrance. Chairman of the Com- mittee on Claims, reported as follows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen: We. the Committee on Claims and City Attorney, to whom was referred the communication of Richard O. Chaney, dated July 27th, 1904, would respectfully report: That we have had the same under consideration and are of the opinion that it would not he advisable for the City to attempt any settlement of the matters therein referred to, and would recommend that said communication be received and filed. H. CORRANCE, Chairman. JOS. NE,EDHAM, M. CLANCY: Committee. Ald. Corrance moved to adopt the report. Carried. Ald. Frith, chairman of the Commit- tee on Streets, reported as follows: Your Committee on Streets, to whom was referred the petition of A. Hoerner, asking that the extension of Queen Street he made passable for travel, would respectfully recommend that the City Engineer be instructed to put said street in passable condi- tion at a cost of not to exceed $25.00. Also your Committee on Streets, to who was referred the petition of Jos. H. Hanover, asking that the special assessment levied against Lot 47 in Marsh's Add., for -cutting weeds be canceled on account of erroneous as- sessment, would respectfully recom- mend that the prayer of the petitioner be granted and that the Treasurer be instructed accordingly. Also your Committee on Streets would respectfully report that we have examined the work on Pine Street, from Twenty-fourth to Twenty-sixth Street, the O'Farrell Contracting Com- pany, contractors, and would recom- mend that said work be accented and that the City Engineer be instructed to prepare a special assessment against the lots or parcels of land subject to assessment for such improvement and file the same in the office of the City Recorder, who will thereupon publish the notice required by ordinance. E. C. FRITH, Chairman, Ald. Frith moved to adopt the re- ports of the Street Committee. Car- ried. Ald. Needham. chairman cf the Committee on Police and Light, re- ported as follows: Your Committee on Police and Light would resrectfully report that we so- licited bids for Police caps from sev- eral of the Men's Furnishing houses in the city and that Kaep R Dnechele was the only firm to submit one. As the price was considered rensonahlo by your committee, we awarded said firm the contract to furnish 23 cans for the patrolmen at $1.77. each. and 2 caps for the captains at $2.50 each. JOS. NEEDHAM, Chairman. Ald. Needham moved to adopt the report. Carried. 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 'Union Avenue and Alta Vista Street from the manhole at the intersection of Fnirn Avenue and West Locust Street to Edina Street, Tihey Bros.. contractors, and would recommend that said sewer be accepted and' that the City Engi- neer be instructed to prepare a special assessment against the lots or parcels of land subject to assessment for such improvement and file the same in the office of the City Recorder who will thereupon publish the notice provided for by ordinance. Also your Committee on Sewers would respectfully report that we have examiner the sanitary sewer in Kniest Street, from the manhole at the intersection of the alley between Garfield and Rhomberg Avenues to Garfield Avenue, the O'Farrell Contracting Company, contractors, and would recommend that said sewer be accepted and that the City Engineer be instructed to prepare a special assessment aga'nst lots or parcels of land subject to as- sessment for said improvement and file the same in the office of the City Re- corder, who will thereupon publish the notice provided for by ordinance. Ald. Lyons moved to adopt the re- Regular Session December 7, 1905. 261 ports of the Committee on Sewers. Carried. Ald. Stumpf, chairman of the Com- mittee on Delinquent Taxes, reported as follows: Your Committee on Delinquent Taxes, to whom was referred the petition of Mrs. Richard Collins, asking that on account of her poverty the taxes on her property. Lots 2S-29 in McDaniel's Park Hill Addition, be cancelled for the year 1904, w ould recommend that the prayer of the petitioner be granted and that the Treasurer be instructed according- ly. J. A. STU MPF, Chairman. Ald. Stumpf moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Ald. Jones, Chairman of the Board of Equalization, reported as follcyws: Your Board of Equalization, to whom was referred the petition of G. A. Cleaver, asking that the taxes assessed against him for the years 1SSS to 1902 be canceled because during said years he was merely acting as agent for an estate, would recommend that the prayer of the petitioner be granted pro- vided he pay the taxes for the year 1902 and all subsequent taxes, and that the Treasurer be instructed according- ly. Also your Board of Equalization, to whom was referred the petition of A. A. Cooper, Jr., asking that the valua- tion on the N. 43 3-4 feet of City Lot 117 be reduced to $7,500.00 for the years 1903 and 1904. would respectfully recom- mend that the prayer of the petitioner be granted and that the City Treasurer be instructed accordingly. C. N, BERG, Chairman pro tern. Ald. Jones moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Ald. Corrance, of the Committee of the Whole, reported as follows: Your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of Theodore Trieloff, asking that the spec- ial assessment levied against Lot 13 in Concord Sub. be ordered cancelled upon the payment by him of the sum of $18.00. would recommend that said petition be received and filed. Also your Committee of the Whole would respectfully recommend, at the request of the Water Works Trustees, that an expert. not only as an account- ant hut also as a practical man who would understand the value and cost of work. be appointed to make a thor- ough examination of the plant and of the books of the Trustees and report his findings to the City Council. This report not adopted. Also your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the report of the Water' Works Trustees covering the period from June 1, 1900, to November 1, 1905, would respectfully recommend that said r -:fort he approved, received and filed. Also, your C, mmittee. of the Whole, to whom was referral the resolution of Ald. Needham providing for the ap- pointment of an expert accountant to audit the books and accounts of the Water Works Trustees, would respect- fully recommend that said resolution be received and filed. Also _'our Committee of the Whole would respectfully recommend that the City Electrician be instructed to notify the Town Telephone Co. to remove its poles on Grandview avenue, opposite the property of John Phillips, and have the sonic set out at the curb line. Also that he notify said company to dig out and remove the stumps of the old poles which are now on the line of the sidewalk. M.\TT CT.:\NCY. Chairm; im. Ald. Corrance moved to adult the reports of the Committee of the Whole. Carried. RESOLI'TIONS. Alderman Frith offered the fol- lowing: Be it Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubueue. That a Avar- rant in the sum of 5271.45 be ordered drawn in favor of the Mayor to be by him paid over to J. C. Collier upon the presentation by said Collier of a properly executed deed to the strip of land hertofore ne 'otiated for through Lot 10 of Mineral Lot 322 for alley pur- roses. On motion the resolution was adopt- ed, and warrant to be drawn after the deed has been filed. Aid. Frith also offered the following which was adopted: 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 twenty-four inch tile pipe storm water sewer in Twenty-second Street, from Jackson Street to the Bee Branch Sewer in Washington Street, and to file said plat and specifications in the office of the City Recorder, who will thereupon advertise for bids for the construction of said sewer in accord- ance with said plans and speciflcat:ons. Alderman Corrance offered the fol- lowing: Whereas the contract heretofore en- tered into by the City of Dubuque for the improving of Grace Street as here- inafter described has been completed and the City Engineer has computed that the cost and expense of said im- provements amounts to $2,519 33-100, therefore Be it Resolved by the City Council 262 Regular Session December 7, 1905. of the City of Dubuque, That to pro- vide for the cost of improving Grace Street from the West line of the Sub. of Lot 7, Ann O'Hare's Sub., to East Street, the Mayor is required to execute and deliver to the City Recorder, to be by him registered and countersigned, nine Bonds of the denomination of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars each, and one of the denomination of Two Hun- dred and Sixty -Nine 33-100 Dollars, numbered 320, 321, 322, 323, 324, 325, 326, 327, 328 and 329, dated December 16th, 1905, payable on or before seven years after the date thereof and bearing in- terest at 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. Corrance, Frith, Jones, Lyons, Needham and Stumpf, Absent—Ald. Clancy. • Aid. Jones moved to adjourn until December 11st, 1905. Carried. C. F. ARENDT. City Recorder. Approv c/ i pRecarder !✓.... ... 190,5- . . Mayor Regular Session December 21, 1905. 268 CITY COUNCIL. Regular Session December, "-t. 1905. (OFFICIAL). Council met at 8:15 o'clock P. M. Mayor Berg in the chair. Present—Aids. Corrance, Frith, Jones, Needham and Stumpf. Absent—Aids. Ch..ncy and Lyons. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICA- TIONS. Petition of A. L. Rhomberg for J. A. Rhomberg Est., remonstrating against the proposed special assessment to be levied ag,rinst the property in Woods and Union Additions, as represented by him for the construction of a sanitary sewer in Union Avenue and Alta Vista Street. On motion was referred to the Sewer Committee, City Attorney and City En_ineer. Petition of Dubuque Brewing and Malting Co., et al, in relation to re- opening of storm water sewer at in- tersection of Eagle Point Avenue and Kniest Street, extending northward to Sanford Street, was on motion refer- red to Committee on Streets. Petition of T. J. Muigrew Co., re- monstrating against the erection of a frame building adjacent to packing 'house of S. D. Ryan property, was on motion referred to the Committee of the Whole. Petition of Mrs. Bridget Costello. relative to hauling the sweepings of brick paved streets, was on motion re- ceived and filed. Communication of W. H. Bremmer, City Solicitor of Des Moines, Ia., ad- dressed to City Attorney J. W. Kint- zinger, asking that he attend a con- ference to be held in Des Moines, Ia., some time in January, 1906, for the puropse of co-operating and helping to revise the special assessment laws of the State of Iowa. Ald. Frith moved that the City At- torney attend said conference, provid- ing he has time, and City to defray all expenses. Carried. REPORTS OF OFFICERS. City Engineer Boyce reported as fol- lows: To the Honorable Mayor and City Council: Gentlemen:—1 herewith submit my pay roll for labor on streets in the dif- ferent road districts during the first half of December, 1905: Amount due Laborers on streets..$408.45 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 De- cember, 1905: Amount due laborers on sewers ..$170.60 Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Sewers. Also submit my pay roll for labor grading Mt. Carmel Avenue during first half of December, 1905: Amount due laborers on Mt. Car- mel Avenue $11.75 Approved by Committee on Streets. Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Also submit my pay roll for grading Camp Street and Queen Street Exten- sion for the first half of December, 1905: Amount due Laborers $92.40 Respectfully submitted, JAMES H. BOYCE, City Engineer. Approved by Committee on Streets. On motion the pay rolls on Streets, Sewers and Mt. Carmel Avenue were received and 'warrants ordered drawn to pay the various amounts and the pay rolls referred back to the proper Committees. City Recorder Arendt presented and read the printed notice, certified to by the Publisher, of the Council's inten- tion to levy a special assessment for the construction of an 8 -inch Tile Pipe Sanitary Sewer in Kniest Street, also for the construction of a Sanitary Sewer in Union Avenue. Ald. Clancy and Ald. Lyons being ab- sent there was not a three-fourths vote of the Council present to adopt said special assessment, the same were therefore laid over until the next meet- ing of the Council. John W. La++•lor reported as follows: Dubuque, Ia., Dec. 21, 1905. To the Honorable Mayor and City Council of the City of Dubuque: Gentlemen: I herewith submit a statement of the amount expended for labor in the different wards and for sprinkling in the different road dis- tricts during the month of November, 1905: First ward . Second ward 478.50 Third ward Fourth ward Fifth ward Miscellaneous ............$ 367.10 302.90 414.35 345.60 642.80 Total for labor $2,551.25 1 kw)) kik i i " 264 Regular Session December 21, 1905. Sprinkling— First district Second district Third district Total for sprinkling $ 36.75 53.25 18.20 108.20 Total for labor and sprinkling.$2,659.45 Respectfully submitted, JOHN W. LAWLOR, Committee Clerk. On motion the report was received and filed. The following bids were ordered op- ened for the construction of a Storm Water Sewer in Twenty-second street from Jackson street to Bee Branch Sewer in Washington Street. Steuck & Linehan - 24 -inch tile pipe, per lineal foot$ 2.10 18 -inch tile pipe, per lineal foot1.40 12 -inch tile pipe, per lineal foot 1.00 Manholes, each 22.00 M. A. Brown - 24 -inch tile pipe, per lineal foot$ 1.85 18 -inch tile pipe, per lineal foot 1.20 12 -inch tile pipe, per lineal foot.80 Manholes, each 27.00 M. A. Brown being the lowest bidder was on motion awarded the contract and bond fixed at $200.00. REPORTS OF STANDING COMMIT- TEES. Ald. Frith, Chairman of the Street Committee, reported as follows: Your Committee on Streets would re- spectfully report that E. Seeley, who had the contract for sweeping the brick paved streets, and B. Costello, who hauled the sweepings therefrom, were laid off on the 1st of December, 1905. Also, your Committee on Streets would respectfully recommend that special quarrymen be employed in the Fifth ward, on Hill Street and in any other convenient locality in the city, to get out rock for the crusher and for hand breaking. Also that the matter of hiring such special quarrymen be left to the Chairman on Streets and City Engineer. Also, your Committee on Streets would respectfully report that we have examined the improvement on Pine Street from Twenty-third Street to Twenty-fourth Street, O'Farrell Con- tracting Co., contractors, and would recommend that said work be accepted and that the City Engineer be instruct- ed to prepare a special assessment against the lots or parcels of land sub- ject to assessment for said improve- ment and file the same in the office of the City Recorder, who will thereupon publish the notice required by ordi- nance. Also, your Committee on Streets re- spectfully reports in favor of paying the bill of John Kuess for macadam, amounting to $11.75. E. E. FRITH, Chairman. Ald. Frith moved to adopt the var- ious reports of the Street Committee. Carried. Ald. Needham, of the Public Grounds and Buildings Committee, moved that the committee be instructed to have all trees in Washington Park trimmed in proper time. Carried. Ald. Corrance, of the Committee of the Whole, reported as folio•»•a: Your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the petition of E. A. Engler and, J. J. Murphy, asking that the alley between Allison Place and College Avenue from a point about twenty-six feet south of the south line of Lot 10 in Finley Home Addition, south to Allison Place, be vacated for the purpose of changing the course of said alley in accordance with accom- panying plat, would recommend that the prayer of the petitioners be granted and that the proper proceedings be taken to legally make the change prayed for. Ald, Corrance moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Also your Committee of the Whole would respectfully recommend that the City Attorney be instructed to prepare and submit an opinion on the validity of imposing a license tax on the sev- eral telegraph and telephone companies doing business in the City of Dubuque. MATT CLANCY, Chairman. Ald. Corrance moved to adopt the re- port. Carried. Also your Committee of the Whole, to whom was referred the statement submitted by the Water Works Trus- tees to the City Council on December 7, 1905, would respectfully recommend that a committee be appointed com- posed of Ald. Corrance and Alds.-at- large Jones and Lyons, they to have power to call in such additional help as they may require, for the purpose of auditing the books of the Water Works Trustees. MATT CLANCY, Chairman. Ald. Corrance moved to adopt the report. Ald. Needham moved a substitute that an expert accountant be employed to examine the books of the Water Works Trustees and report to the Council. Substitute lost by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Frith and Needham. Nays—Alds. Corrance, Jones and Stumpf. Absent—Aids. Clancy and Lyons. The original motion to adopt the re- Regular Session December 21, 1906. 265 port was then carried by the following vote: Yeas—Aids. Corrance. Jones and Stumpf. Nays—Aids. Frith and Needham. Absent—Aids. Clancy and Lyons. RESOLUTIONS. Alderman Frith offered the following, which was adopted: Be it Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, that In consid- eration of the signing by John V. Rider of the dedication to the City of Du- buque for the extension of Fourth Street, a part of Lots 13, 14, 17, 18 and 19 in Dubuque Harbor Improvement Co.'s Addition to the City of Dubuque, as shown on plot No. 0678, on file in the office of the City Engineer, that part of said lots not included in said street be held exempt from special assessment for the improvement of all streets and alleys abutting thereon. Attest: Approved ' ' 2••• .••.1906' 2c Mayor N Recorder Alderman Jones offered the follow- ing, which was adopted: Be it Resolved by the City Council of the City of Dubuque, that the Mar- ketmaster and all other public weigh- ers be and they are hereby instructed to cause all dressed beef and veal brought into the city for sale to be weighed, and they shall receive as com- pensation from the person or persons having the same weighed the following rates: For three quarters of beef or less than three, ten cents each; for loads of more than three, five cents each; and for each quarter of veal, five cents each. Alderman Corrance offered the fol- lowing, which was adopted: Whereas E. A. Engler and J. J. Mur- phy have filed their petition, asking for the vacation of that part of the alley between Allison Place and College Ave- nue from a point about 26 feet south of the south line of Lot 10 in Finley Home Addition south to Allison Place, and proposing in consideration of said va- cation to deed to the City a strip 2l feet wide through Lots 10 and 11 in said Addition, therefore Be it Resolved by the City Ciuncil of the City of Dubuque, that the City Engineer be and he and er bt i ectad ted to make a survey a plat to ofbt part of said alley proposed va- cated, tobe filed in said Engineer's of- fice, subject to public inspection, ordi- nance to give the notices required by d nance to all the owners of property abutting said ground proposed to be vacated, and to publish the notice re- quired by ordinance of said proposed vacation. Ald. Jones moved to adjourn until January 4th, 1906. Carried. ARENDT,C. F. City Recorder. • 266 List of Warrants. List of City Warrants. City Recorder's Office. Dubuque, Ia., October 2nd, 1905. To the Honorable Mayor and City Council of Dubuque: Gentlemen: The following is a com- plete list of warrants issued by me during the month of September, 1905: C.. H. Berg, salary, Mayor $116 70 H. Brinkman, salary, Treasurer133 35 J. A. McKinley, salary, Deputy Treasurer 100 John Krayer, clerk, Treasurer's office 60 00 Chas. F. Arendt, salary, Re- corder 116 70 Wm. A. Kaep, salary, Deputy Recorder SO 00 F. B. Hoffman. salary. Auditor116 70 C. B. Scherr, salary, Assessor125 00 A. Doerr. Jr., salary, Assistant Assessor 100 CO J. J. Murphy, salary, Assistant Assessor 100 CO J. W. Kintzinger, salary. Attor- ney 150 00 J. C. Longueville, salary, Assist- ant Attorney 75 00 Miss E. B. Rupprecht, stenogra- nher. Leg.al Department 20 00 Thos. Reilly. salary, Chief of Police 100 00 Jos. RPinfried, salary, Fire Chief 100 00 J. W. Lawler, salary. Committee Clerk 100 no Jos. Royce. salary. City Engineer 166 65 E. An,er=on, salary. Assistant E„olnanr (1. W Ii te. snlnrv. Rodman jun. (Sisk. salarv. Cnnerintendent of street Snrinkling E. uerron. (dery in Auditor's and F,nv;neer's office gym. TTinn',an. salary. Ele^trician F. v Raves, salarv, Market - master N. c hlenheck, salary. Park Cus- ttan P. n...,n salarv. Park f''nstoalan T. F"herty. salary. Park Cns- todlan D r. R. F. Michel, salary, Health ()4Pi(er F. Flynn. salary. Sanitary Pa- trolman C. 'Baumann, salary, Poundmas- ter Mrs. N. Koenig. salary. Janitress G. N. Raymond. salary, Sidewalk Tnanector P. Holsinger, salary, Wharfmas- ter M. Clancy. salarv. Alderman H , Corrance, salary, Alderman E. E. Frith. salary. Alderman R. Jones, salary. Alderman M. E. Lyons, salary, Alderman Jos, Needham. salary. Alderman J. A. Stumpf, salary, Alderman 00 100 00 50 00 60 00 75 On 83 85 on 0n An 00 40 00 10 00 50 00 60 n0 An nn 20 00 50 00 20 0n 25 nn 95 00 25 n0 25 nn 25 00 25 OO 25 00 M. Eitel, fireman 70 00 J. Essn•en, fireman 75 00 . Ducci:ii, fireman 65 00 J. Fly!'n, lire:re n 65 00 G. 11,•vcr, liren'eii 60 15 A. Cc, -r, Ii!, ,mn CO 00 \'. IC;:nn,'lt, Iu r;en e0 00 50 00 J. ! 70 00 75 00 _ , r li •e u 65 00 P'. \1,n141y, f' r n 65 00 W. Ducey, fimnuun 60 00 \V. M.cCiaw H, 60 00 M. Kelly, liicnrui 60 Ou J. Beekey, fire r.an 50 00 D. Ahern, fireman 70 00 fireri'n .. 60 00 T. Flynn. fire:rnn 65 00 M. Swe.ney, firenrRil 60 00 H. Cain. fireman CO 00 J. Benzer, fireman ... 60 00 J. McGloughiin, fireman CO 00 A. McDonnell, fireman 75 00 J. Murphy. fireman 50 00 H. Trent". fireman 50 00 P. Fury. Jr, fireman 65 00 G. Gherke, fireman 65 00 T. Kennedy, fireman 60 00 J. Smith, fireman 60 00 J. Keppler, fireman 50 00 N. Wagner, fireman 48 35 C. Kannolt, fireman 65 00 J. Allen, fireman 60 00 M. Fahey, fireman 60 00 W. O'Connell, fireman 60 00 R. Weston, fireman 65 00 F, Kenneally, fireman 60 00 F. McDermott, fireman 60 00 R. Kenneally, fireman 50 00 J. Roshin, fireman 65 00 F. Baumgartner, fireman ......,. 60 00 J. Schonberger, fireman 60 00 J. Tschudi, fireman 60 00 G. Burke!, police 40 00 J. Carter, police 33 00 J. Clune, police 50 00 Jno. Cody, police 51 65 W. Cook, police 62 00 W. Corcoran, police 50 00 J. P. Cummings, police 50 00 J. Fitzpatrick, police 60 00 Jas. Flynn, police 50 O( Jno. Fox, police 50 00 Wm. Frith, police 50 00 T, Ganahl, police 5165 L. Grasse]. police 50 00 B. Gray, police 61 65 Pat Hanlon, police 51 65 E. Kahn, police 60 00 M. Kilty, police 50 00 Jno. Litscher, police 50 00 P, McCollins, police 25 00 P. McInerney, police 50 00 M. O'Connor, police 65 OC Jno. Murphy, police 5165 Jno. Raesli, police 67 2C Otto Rath, police .. 50 00 J. Rooney, police 50 00 Jas. Ryan, police 67 20 M. Ryan, police 50 00 P. Scharff, police 67 65 Al, Scherr, police 60 00 • • List of Warrants. 267 F. Spielman, police . 50 00 P. Sutton, police 35 00 Tom Sweeney, police 65 00 M. Stapleton, police 50 00 Jos. Stoltz, police 50 Of P. Sullivan, police 51 65 Jno. L. Sullivan, police 50 OC F. Williams, police 50 00 B. Brennan, matron 30 00 K. Hibbe, matron 30 00 P. Kenneally, special police 2 00 Labor on streets in the different Road Districts for the last half of October, DOS: A. Alderson, 3rd. 6 75 Rich. Burns, 1st 9 45 John Burns, 1st. 3 40 J. Brachtenbac•h, 2nd. 5 75 Paul Becker, 3rd. 13 50 D. J. Brightbill, 3rd. 13 50 W. Coughlan, 1st. 16 90 M. Cain, 1st. 12 15 J. Callaghan. 1st. ... 20 00 John Corbett. 2nd. 6 45 W. Clark, 3rd. 2 70 G. Collinson, 3rd. i0 H. Cobb. 1st, $5.65; 2nd, $9.45; 3rd, $3.80 18 90 John Duggan, 1st. 12 15 Peter Defantaine, 1st. 10 80 M. Donegan, 1st. 10 80 Thos. Donahue, 1st, $5.65; 2nd, 18 90 $9.45; 3rd, $3.80 Peter Dax, 1st, $5.65; 2nd, $9.45; 3rd, $3.80 .. . . John Egan, 1st. Jos. Eberhardt, 2nd. John Ess, 2nd. Dan Fox, 1st Frank Frick, 2nd. E. Fitzlaff, 1st, $7.00; 2nd, $9.00; 3rd, $4.00 H. Fleck, 1st, $26.25; 2nd, $33.75; 3rd, $15.00 N. Frith. 1st, $17.50; 3rd, $10.10 Pat Gillonn. 1st Barney Glass. 1st J. Gavin. 1st. Jos. Grab. 2nd. Jos. Guenther, 2nd. P. Guenther, 2nd. C. Gantenbein. 2nd. Geo. Gau, 2nd C. Gruenzig, 3rd John Hafey, 1st John Heil, 1st, $7.90; 2nd, $10.10; 3rd, $4.50 Peter Jacobs, 2nd Aug. Jass, 2nd Nic Kettenhofen, 2nd John Kness, 2nd J. Kraus, 1st, $5.65; 2nd, $9.45; 3rd, $3.80 John Lowery, 1st M. Lavin, 1st H. Lembke, 2nd M. Lonergan, 1st John Mahoney, 1st John Mullen, 1st A. Manderscheid, 2nd J. Martinek, 3rd John McNulty, 1st 2nd, $22.50: 18 90 16 90 7 45 6 75 13 50 6 10 20 00 75 00 50 00 5 20 13 95 9 25 5 75 6 75 6 75 20 00 7 80 12 15 16 90 Jas. McCarron, 1st 1 35 Jas. McAleese, 1st 11 35 J. McCormack, Health 18 90 Chas. O'Neil, 2nd, $12.60; 3rd, $6.30 18 9U Jas. Purcell, 1st 16 30 John Parker, 3rd 10 80 W. Quinlan, 1st 5 85 Phil Reddin, 1st 2 70 James Ryan. 1st 10 50 C. Reinfrank, 2nd 3 75 Dan Sheehan, 1st 10 15 John Spear, 1st 6 00 W. Sheridan, 1st 12 30 John Sloan, 2nd 8 80 John Schroeder. 2nd 7 45 Frank Scherr, 2nd 20 00 W. Wearmouth, 3rd 20 P0 Nic Zingel. 2nd 9 15 F. G. Pecker. 1st. $1.20; 2nd, 86.05: 'bid. 89.75 17 00 John Calvert. 1st 39 95 Jos. Calvert, 1st 31 45 F. Costello. 1st. $11.15; 2nd, $18.515: 3rd. $7.40 • 37 10 11 90 4 90 47 20 22 50 7 45 5 75 8 10 3 40 ('c.nrad, 2nd Jnhn Es -nn"', •"P(1 11. Bannon. 1' t .1. H,i adenshield. 2nd. $28.90: 3rd, $3.55 32 75 Peter Porch, 2nd. 12 35 M. Kenneally, 1st. 32 30 John Long, 2nd. 35 30 John Linehan. 1st, $16.05: 2nd, $1.90; 3rd, 75c 18 70 J. J. MeCollins. 1st, $78.50: 2nd, $6.40: 3rd. $1.80 86 70 J. McQuillan, 1st. 43 80 C. McElrath, tat. 35c; 2nd, $29.00 29 35 Frank Sienc. 3rd. 3 45 Jerry Sullivan. 1st, $2.10; 2nd; $3.65; 3rd. $35.90 41 65 E. Seeley. 1st, $11.70: 2nd, $19.50; 3rd, 87.55 39 05 Je-rec Tobin. 3rd. 42 10 Labor grading Mt. Carmel Avenue: 11 50 1 35 12 85 12 60 2 05 5 40 17 10 7 45 11 50 25 00 7 45 10 50 Hugh Connell Jerry Cahill Jas. Connolly Peter Carney Mike Farrell Peter Gregory P. Kenneally W. McDermott James McCarron W. O'Brien James Powers Nick Sweeney James Maher, team 30 60 D. O'Meara, team 3315 Labor on Sewers for the last half of October, 1905: J. Corcoran E. Daley 18 90 T. Hagerty 10 50 F. Hohnecker 12 95 Jos. Rooney 710 Con Sullivan 18 90 Pat Sage 21 00 Landon Taylor 16 65 J. Tacke 5 10 Labor on Special Sewers for the last 13 50 half of October, 1905: $ 2 65 14 85 James Cahill $ 22 40 13 GO 25 00 13 60 22 40 25 00 22 40 20 00 13 60 268 List of Warrants. Ed. Daley F. Hohnecker Martin Kelly John McLaughlin J. Tacke F. Melloy, macadam Aug. Sayke, macadam Key City Gas Co., gas for various departments .... .... ..$109 80 H. Corrance. supplies at City Hall 1 85 C. T. Bush, photos of Julien Ave- nue 2 00 Jacciutnot & Mullen, plumbing at City Hall 10 45 Palmer, Berg & Co., printing 500 Bonds 35 15 G. B. Grosvenor, blank stationery and supplies 5 40 Stampfer & Jaeggi, matting for Assessor's office 5 85 J. Prandcn. to laying matting for As.,e.snr's office 1 30 P. Beller, horse shoeing, Road and Fire department 5 50 F. Schloz Sr Son, repairs, Road and Sewer departments 2 55 J. Butt, repairs, Road and Sewer departments 3 40 Avenue Top Mining Co., rock for Road department 1 50 H. B. McCarten, rock for Road department .. 5 25 A. Hoerner, rock for Road de- partment 7 20 F. G. Becker, coal for steam roller 12 00 G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for steam roller 3 50 P. Hanson, oil and lantern globes for steam roller 30 Standard Oil Co., oil for steam roller ...... 3 90 Lagen & Sloan, horse shoeing for Fire department 10 10 Wunderlich & Wiederholt, horse shoeing for Fire department 5 35 D. J. Haas, drugs and supplies for Fire department 25 00 G. Ragatz & Sob, repairs for Fire department 1 00 F. Schloz & Son, repairs for Fire department 3 00 John Butt, repairs for Fire de- partment 15 25 Keller & Matz, repairs for Fire department 2 00 Ellwanger Bros., new blankets and repairs for Fire department 30 20 Dubuque Oil Tank Line, oil for Fire department .... 8 10 H. J. Hagerty, veterinary ser- vices for Fire department 23 90 Seippel Lbr. Co., lumber for Fire department .... 9 65 Carr, Ryder & Adams Co.,. lum- ber for Fire department 1 95 Dubuque Wooden Ware & Lbr Co., lumber, Fire and Sidewalk departments ... 87 60 L. Lindenberg, hardware for Fire department 2 35 T. F. Kane, hay and oats for Fire department 576 70 8 00 8 80 1 75 4 40 8 80 4 40 12 00 T. J. Mulgrew, coal for Fire de- partment 17 30- Mettel Bros., bran for Fire de- partment 95 F. A. Burns, coal and wood, Fire and Pollee departments 27 10 Key City Gas Co., rental of gas arcs for Fire department 1 00 Union Electric Co., power for Fire alarm system 2 00 McDermott & Gow, plumbing at Central engine house 8 55 John Newman & Son, repainting and repairing Chief's buggy 23 50 Homan & Roehl, beds, springs and pillows for Engine House No. 6 Pits -Thompson Fdry Co., 3 new stoves cast for Engine House No. 6 Engine House No. 6 Iowa Telephone Co., telephone service for Engine House No. 6 5 00 Key City Gas Co., Weisbach lights andbrackets for Engine House No. 6 F. P. Hayes, board of prisoners for October 28 00 76 20 7 20 5 25 1 40 P. Hanson, hay for city pound 50 H. J. Hagerty, veterinary ser- vices for Patrol team 2 75 T. Melloy, sawing wood for Po- lice department 2 00 John Sloan, sawing wood for Ma- trons' department 2 75 Saunders Meat Co., meat for Ma- trons' department 1 50 Eichhorn & Bechtel, groceries for Matrons' department ...... 1 85 Dubuque Cabinet Makers' Asso- ciation, repairing rocker for Matrons' department ...... 50 F. Schloz & Son, repairs in City calaboose 1 00 H. Corrance, supplies for Sewer department 1 10 G. Ragatz & Son, repairs for Sewer department 50 Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co, 1 pair hip boots for Sewer de- partment .. 6 00 Keuffel & Esser Co., supplies for Engineer's department .... .... 18 20 Globe -Journal, official printing for October 56 22 Telegraph -Herald, official print- ing for October 55 13 National Demokrat, official print- ing for October 25 00 Smith -Morgan Printing Co, weekly and monthly pamphlets 14 83 Union Electric Co., arc lights for October 1067 35 T. E. Frith, removing garbage and dead animals 363 48 Linehan & Molo, sewer pipe for Special Sewer Dept. 19 80 R. McMahon, inspector on Dodge Street sewer 3 50 Ott, Meuser & Co., lumber for Sidewalk Dept. 25 60 A. L. Pier, 1 stone for street crossing 1 50