Y Roll_12 Part 2208
List of Warran.l,r.
CITY RECORDER'S OFFICE,
Dubuque, Ia., Aug. 1st, 1895.
To the Honorable Mayor of the City of
Dubuque:
The following 1s a complete list of
warrants drawn during the month of
Name. For What Purpose. Amt
Peter Olinger, salary for June $125 00
H B Gniffke, city treasurer 208 30
T J Cooney, city recorder 116 70
M M McCarten, oity auditor . • . 125116 70
00
J F Stem�rn, city assessor 150 00
Jas E Knight, city attorney 150 00
Edw•. Morgan. marshal .. • • • • 100 00
Joe Reinfried. fire chief
Jno Carter. street commissioner91 65
1 35
Jno O'Connell. clerk
W H Knowlton. city engineer .... 200 00
Jas Boyce, assistant engineer .... 100 00
E S Hyde. assistant engineer .... 100 00
0 00
75 00
60 00
50 00
45 00
50 00
20 00
60 00
75 00
50 00
60 00
60 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
60 00
75 00
GO 00
60 00
60 00
50 00
5000
50 00
60 00
60 00
50 00
50 00
5 00
50 00
60 00
60 00
60 00
50 00
5000
60 00
60 00
50 00
50 00
100
75 00
75 00
50 00
50 00
28 05
50 00
50 00
46 70
51 65
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
38 45
Henry Glab, assistant engineer
Geo Osborne. electrician
Chas Hillery, sewer inspector
Jos P Trani. market master
Henry Henge, park custodian
Dr. Wieland. health officer
Thos Jess, wood measurer
M' Eitel. fireman
J Essman. fireman
A Duceini. fireman
J Flynn. fireman
J Wiltse. fireman
C Specht. fireman
J Tachudi. fireman ........ ....
Edw Keas. fireman
Jas Daily, fireman
Job Barnes. fireman
A McDonald. fireman
JMurphy. fireman ........ .... ..
Wm Ducy. fireman ........ .... ..
Shctoi berger. fireman
Tom Ryder. fireman
M Fahey. fireman ........ .....
D Ahearn. fireman
T Walker. fireman
F Ganahl. fireman
Geo Girke, fireman
Geo Helmr,ch. fireman
W. Williams. fireman
Win Hipimaan, fireman
FEssman. fireman ........
T Flynn, fireman
Jas Rooney. fireman
F' Kennealy. fireman
C Kanatolt, fireman ........ ....
Jas Allen. flreman
Wan McBride. fireman
R Weston. fireman ........ ....
Thos Sweeney. fireman
3 3 Murphy, police
Jno Raesle, police
F Carney, police
B Cain, police
J Loetsoher, police
P McNerney, police
Toni Reilly, police
J Fitzpatrick, police
D Norton, police
Jas Allen, police
Jno Rueter, police
J Flynn, police
Edw Moore, police ........ .... ..
M Kelty, police
P Sutton. police
M Cranngh, police
J Hoffman, police
P Sullivan, police
P Powers, police
F Rhomlberg, police
Jas Rooney. police
I Manhoff, police
Wm O'Brien, police
1 O'Halloran, police
1 Lonergan, pollee
J Ellison, police
J Murphy, police
J Noel. police
W Hennessy, police
Jas Carter, police
Sam Elmer, police ........ ....
P Scharf. police
P McCollins. police
Joe Secrest, police
P Hanlon, police
Wm Howard. police
D Lavery, police
Wm Frith, police
John Pullens, pound master
Gott Gmehle. assistant assessor200 00
Geo Bennett. assistant assessor200 00
Rob; McGivern. health officer
Wm Geis'heker, assistant engineer
John Farley, assistant engineer
Jas Morgan, assistant engineer
M Igo, assistant engineer
John Brady. assistant engineer
J C Dwyer. assistant engineer
A C Knowlton assistant engineer
A Boyce. assistant engineer
A libel. laborer
T Ahearn. laborer
A Alderson. laborer
C Beyer, laborer
H Beckett. laborer
P Brady. laborer
Chris Buse. laborer
Chas Buse. laborer
P Becker. laborer
K Berry, laborer
C Brandt. laborer
ii Beckus, laborer
I Beekman. laborer
Chas Beyers. laborer
J Brown. laborer
J Buechler. laborer
Jas Bennett. laiborer
J Byrne. laborer
T Barrett. laborer
J Bottoms. laborer
J Blocklinger. laborer
P Burke. laborer
Jas Butler. laborer
J Boetke. laborer
M Carmodey. laborer
T Cudmore. laborer
Wm Cromwell. laborer
J Cushing, laborer
L Corcoran. laborer
Jas Connolly, laborer
J Corooran; laborer
M Coyle, laborer
M Cralhan. laborer
Jas Cahill. laborer
John Corbett. laborer
Wm Carter laborer
L Cahill. laborer
J Callihan. laborer
D Crotty. laborer
Steve Cain. laborer
P Clark. laborer
J Dittman, laborer
M Differding, laborer
P Doyle, laborer
M Murphy, laborer
J Dougherty. laborer
B Donahue. laborer
J Driscoll. laborer
C Dillon. laiborer
Jas Doyle. lalborer .
P Dafontafne. laborer
Jno Eagan, laborer
C Frohs, laborer
M Fitschle. laborer
L Fritz. laborer
50 00
50 On
60 00
51 65
60 00
50 00
51 65
25 00
50 00
50 00
51 65
50 00
60 00
50 00
50 00
60 00
50 00
55 00
37 50
50 00
43 50
37 50
45 00
12 60
6 00
7 50
17 55
16 55
29 26
6 75
11 85
10 15
17 25
7 80
8 45
7 80
5 10
21 60
6 75
8 10
4 40
34 60
6.75
3 40
8 00
16 20
7 45
12 00
1 05
14 85
13 90
9 15
5 10
11 60
13 85
13 85
14 55
8 10
14 85
17 55
58 50
1 35
16 20
10 80
8 10
4 05
10 15
9 15
15 20
12 85
20 25
1 35
27 75
3 75
19 90
8 10
24 30
8 45
9 15
17 90
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L,i.Nt c:f Warrant*.
M Fagan, laiborer
Dan Fox. laborer
P Fury. laborer
C Fischer. laborer
P Fitzgerald. laborer
Jas Gillespie, laborer
14 Gross. laborer
P Ginter. laborer
Jno Giesales. laborer
J. Grab. laborer
Jos Ginter. laborer
C Gruwzig, laborer
J M Garrison. laborer
Geo Gow. laborer
P Gregory. laborer
A H Greatlbach, laborer
11: Galena.. laborer
M Hardie. laborer
H Haas. laborer
N Hi!ger. laborer
F Herzog, laborer
Jas Hird. laborer
M Houpes, laborer
Dam Harman. laborer
John Hafey, laborer
A Hird. laborer
C Heck. laborer
A Johnson. laborer
R Jacobi. laiborer
A Jaeger. laborer
Wm Juerges. laborer
J Kinsella. laborer
J Kraus. laborer
E S King, laiborer
C Kampman, laborer
F Kreeger. laborer
J Karsch. laborer
Tim Kelley, laborer
John Kelly. laborer
P Kiese, laborer
A C Knopp. laborer
P Kinney, laborer
M Kllene. laborer
John Lavin. laborer
C Liecheimer. laborer
J Leidinger, laborer
H Luck. laborer
H Lemibke, laborer
J Lembeck. laborer
M Lilack. laborer
Wm Lonergan, laborer
M Lues. laborer
T Meggison, laiborer
T Mullqueeney. laiborer
T Murrey. laborer
L Meurrisse. laborer
J Mellon, laborer
P Mohan. laborer
M Murphy, laborer
M Michel, laborer
P Melchior. laborer
C Mackelberg, laborer
J Maroney. laJborer
C Madden. lalberor
J Mullen. laborer
J Maloney. laborer
Toney Meyer. laborer
M Mahoney. laborer
P Moran. laborer
M McCone. laborer
B McCaffery. laborer
J H McDonnell. laborer
M McNamara. laborer
B McCormack. laborer
Jan McCormack. laborer
M McCarten. laborer
Wm McClain. laborer
P McCarten. laborer
P McMullen. laborer
A McGuan. laborer
T McDonnell. laborer
L McEvoy, laborer
M Nolen. laborer
F Oswald. laborer
209
4 45 P O'Brien, Jr. laborer 13 50
75 P O'Brien, Sr, laborer 17 80
4 5
0 M O'Shea, laborer 9 80
12 85 F Pebz, laborer 10
6 75
D Powers. laborer 15 50
]1 85 Jas Powers. laborer 80
3 80 I Jas Purcell. laborer 1974 20
10 80 P Quinn, Sr, laborer 10 15
12 15 Jno Quail. laborer 13 50
12 16 Chas Reilly. laborer 9 46
15 20 F Rieger, laborer. 1 35
9 16 R Reinell. laborer 8 10
19 60 John Raetz. laiborer 30 40
8 40 Geo Helder. laborer 7 80
16 054000
0 Adam Reuter. laborer5 40
6 00 M Raen. laborer 5 10
5 40 John Ryan, laborer 11 16
1956
9 5 1' Re1i11y, laborer 13 85
17 565 M Reiseck, laiborer 33 75
1 35 J Schroeder. laborer 14 20
'' 40 S Schaetzle. laborer6 10
15 20 Wm Schwagler, laborer 10 80
15 20 L Stein, laborer 112850 16
16 90 J Steffes, 45
16 55 J Spahn, laborer 10
4o A Schmidt. laborer 6 45
8 15 Geo Sutter. laborer 50
12 a5 60 Jas Stadl. laborer 4 05
18 1215 Jas Schmidt, laborer 10
5120 M Shay. laborer 05
N Sweeney, laborer 1732 85
0 50 J Sullivan. laborer 8 10
1 15 90
1 35 J B Stevens. laborer 21 30
laborer
16 20 P Scoffer. laborer 19 50
11 50 Wm Spensley. laborer 69 50
14 30 A Stevenson, laborer 25 00
11 15 J Seik, laborer 4 40
Metering.
55 Dan Sheean, laborer 5 10
21 00 Aug Soyke, laborer 80
16 20 F etering. laborer 6 80
32 40 6 Wm Thompson. laiborer 31 60
31 75 Wm Terry, laborer
10 80 F Voelscher, laborer . , • • • • • • "' • 6 10
16 85
8 10 Edw Welsh, laborer 19 25
H Weidenbach. laborer
7 10 17 55
8 80 John Wolf. laborer 0
8 80 J Weitz. laborer 13 3 5 60
18 40 N Waurpach. laborer 20 60
6 75 M White. laborer 1 70
10 50 J Walsh. laborer 6 10
31 75 M Wtampeck, laiborer 46 75
16 25 R Wittkamp. laborer 37 50
14 56 Wm Warring, laborer 40 00
9 80 P Wertin. laborer 10 50
4 75 Con Welsh. laborer 019 5010
8 10 W Zavhina. laborer
15 90 Geo Zumhoff. laborer 23 65
12 50 P Ahearn. team 62 10
6 75 R Bennett. team 15 55
5 40 C A Bakes. team 5 40
9 80 F Beekman. team 2
40
7 80 F Burns. team 20 25
34 50 N Brand. team 13 50
24 75 Ben Jess. team 26 35
5 40 Tim Byron. 'team 4 75
6 75 J Bradley, team 63 45
6 10 T B Cain. team 12 85
13 50 W Cook, team 12 15
22 90 Jas Casey, team 25 00
19 25 Bart Cain. team 2 70
11 15 P Clancy. team 20 20
13 20 J Duggan, team 20 20
4 05 W Ellis. team 13 50
15 20 T Elliott. team ""•' • 20 25
23 25 R Fu'hrman. team • • • • • • • • • 19 60
6 75 N Frith, team 17 20
70 P C Foley. team
8 80 J Carrigan. team 20 25 70
14 20 3 Graham. team .
6 75 M J Hannon. team 31 75
13 60 17 55
P J Jardin. team 18 90
6 10 J Jockum. team • • • • • .
1 35
9 45 Jos Kelly. team
210
List If lVat'reiiltx.
H King. team ... 13 50
P Kenneally. team 39 15
J Long, team 16 20
P Linehan. team .: 19 60
R Mathis. team 7 45
Mrs. Melloy. team 25 65
C Messerknecht, team 12 15
F Mathis. team 15 55
Jeff McGrath. team 11 50
Jahn McGrath. team 2 70
Wm McGrath. team 16 20
Wm McDermott. team 2 05
J Meconins. team 20 25
Jno O'Dea. team 22 95
L Ott. team 18 25
J Parker. team ... 29 70
Mrs Quinllan. team 39 85
Geo Reynolds. team 15 55
Wm Ruek. team 6 10
D Sutherland. team 22 30
H Strotz. team 8 10
F Schultz. team 18 90
H Schmidt. team 18 25
Edw Seeley ,team 25 65
T Siege. team 20 25
J Savage. team 16 20
Cath Tobin. team 43 55
J Terry. team 47 95
J Von Holten. team 4 05
A Wolter. team 7 45
Geo Wetter. team 15 55
W Withrow. team 16 90
John Hillery. sewer 45 35
F Schilling. sewer 21 00
Steve Rovsch, sewer 42 00
Jos Rooney. sewer 37 50
Chas F Hillery. sewer 34 50
M Quinlan. sewer . 00
A Hird. sewer 1 50
Edw Littlefield. sewer '1 00
Theo Bosh/flan. sewer 1 50
J McCollins. sewer 10 15
D Sutherland. sewer 70
Jos P Traut, board of prisoners 32 60
Adam Jaeger. cleaning city hall 21 82
Ohas Buckha.rtfi aasistanh park
custodian 37 50
Mrs Koenig. Janitor 20 00
Dubuque Construction Co., im-
proving Clay street 500 00
Dubuque Construction Co., im-
proving Clay street 500 00
Dubuque Construction Co., im-
proving Clay street 500 00
Dubuque Construction Co., im-
proving Clay street 500 00
Dubuque Construction Co., Im-
proving Clay street 500 00
Dubuque Construction Co., im-
proving Clay street 500 00
Dubuque Construction Co., Im-
proving Clay street 500 00
Dubuque Construction Co., im-
proving Clay street 500 00
Dubuque Construction Co„ im-
proving Clay street 500 00
Key City Gas Co, gas ftre, coal 64 89
Dubuque Construction Co., im-
proving Clay street 366 00
Kennety & McCann, improving
Clay street .. ...500 00
Kennety & McCann. improving
Clay street 500 00
Kennety & McCann. improving
Clay street 500 00
Kennety & McCann. improving
Clay street 500 00
Kennety & McCann. improving
Clay street 600 00
Kennety & McCana, improving
Clay street 500 00
Kennety & McCann, improving
Clay street 500 00
Kennety & McCann. improving
Clay street 500 O0
500 00-
332 00
100 00
136 81
33 50
17 25
40 32
500 00
100 0t
, 111 S
Kennett & McCann. improving
Clay street
Kennety & McCann. improving
Clay street
M Connolly. ounstr ueting sewer...
Bryan Donahue. constructing side
walk
Hugh Keenan. constructing sewer
A Schnee, macadam
J P Schroeder. tile pipe
N H Schilling, constructing new
vaults
N H Schiliiatg, constructing new
vaults
Jags Hind & Son. constructing
sew-
ers
John McCoy. constructing .hie -
walk
Peter Horch. improving Merz
street
Peter Horch. macadam
Peter Horch, improving
street
Altman & Taylor, improving Low-
ther avenue
Altman & Taylor. improving Law -
tiller avenue
Peter Horch, impro vin ; W hate
street
Peter Horch, improving White
street
Steuck & O'Farrell. improving
Fremont avenue
Steuok & O'Farrell. improving
•Fremont avenue
Steuck & O'Farrell. improving
Fremont avenue
Steuok & O'Farr
Fremont avenue
Steuck & ()'Farrell. 'improving
Fremont avenue
Steuck & O'Farrell. improving
Fremont avenue
Steuck & O'Farrell. bminoving
Fremont avenue
Steuck & O'Farrell. improving
Fremont avenue
Sbeuok & O'Farrell. mproving
Fremont avenue
Con Ryan, Jr. improving Southern
avenue
Con Ryan. macadam
Con Ryan. improvingimprovingSouthern
avenue
Con R
avenue
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115
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e11, improving
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
i
275 00
354 16
32 70
500 00
yon. improving Southern
180 34
John Tlbey, rip rap at 7th street27 75
John Deggendorf, macadam 48 75
Wall Street Daily News. advertis-
ing of bonds 20 00
Peter Hansen, hay 3 00
Barnard. Walker & Clewell, sta-
tionery 87 30
F Merz, repairing harness 3 15
Palmer, Winall Co.. stationery 12 00
J Sullivan, pine wood 3 50
P Horch, improving Humboldt
avenue 18 33
P Herch. maoadam 30 57
John Field, tile for vault floor 38 00
N P Nicks, sale of wagon .. 40 00
P Clancy, team Mem. Day 2 00
Smith, Perry Printing Co.. Blank
stationery 25 00
Headford Bros. rail chairs Clay
street 403 29
P H Halpin, brushes, brooms, etc6 85
Christman & Healey, hardware 1 90
J Mullen. harness oil 4 60
Bailin Hat & Glove Co. hats for
firemen 24 75
I,i,vt or Wa'rruntx.
Dubuque Specialty Wks., repairing
engines
Frecl Sohloz, repairing tools
W H Duggan, matches, soap, etc
13 E Lineham. white waste
Calling & Wilkinson. horse shoe-
ing
Diamond Jo Line Steamers, 3 1-4
yds ducking
Mrs Bucholtz. washing blankets
Dubuque Cabinet Makers Associa-
tion. 1-2 dozen chairs 3 01)
Chas Atkinson. painting town
clock 224 15
F W Coates, repairing roof on town
clock 86
Dubuque Cabinet Makers associa-
tion„ repairing; chairs city hall1 60
Shiipplev & Bauman. veterinary
services 10 95
Dubuque Telegraph, blank station
ery 32 50
N H Sahi114ng, repairing on sewers 17 30
Headford Bros & Hitchins, grate
for manhole 4 20
.Jas Kelly & Son. stationery 22 70
Peter Kien. labor 9 00
Dubuque Woodenware Co. lumber 13 73
'Christman & Healey, hardware 5 55
Duggan & Kane. ma,tohes, soap,
etc 5 25
Husman & Lies. grind stone 2 45
Ross McMahon. labor 10 00
Svendsen & Ott. lumber 45 96
T J Conlin, livery for comm. 11 00
Jos Geiger. repairs around city
hall 27 10
Portland Paving Co. repairing side
walk 3 75
McDermott & Gow. repairing foun
tains 10 60
F E Joseph. disenfectent 13 00
Trenk Wire Works. tree boxes for
Jackson park ,. 2 50
Montiet:h, Dempsey & Co., repair-
ing fountains. etc 83 50
0 E Guernsey, repairing on horse
roller 11 14
E E Frith. removing deed animals 222 50
Fratz & Clark, drugs 26 55
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co,
diose for ixtrks. 3 coats, 6 dozen
rings
Novelty Iron Works. repairing on
horse roller 17 88
Reinfried & Jaeger, tin cups, pad -
looks and hardware 3 15
J Hayes, hauling around city hall13 00
Dubuque Water Co, pipe for storm
water sewer 13 00
Dubuque Water Co. 305 hydrants
for June 500 00
Dubuque Water Co. 305 hydrants
for June 500 00
Dubuque Water Co. 305 hydrants
for June 272 50
Svendsen & Ott. lumber 8 40
J H Greene. testimony in Bruns -
kill case 15 00
Globe Light & Heat Co. 100 lamps
for May 166 67
Star Electric Co. 301 arc lights for
June ............. .... .... 500 00
Star Electric Co. 301 arc Lights for
June ............. . .... 500 00
Star Electric Co. 301 arc lights for
June . 500 00
Star Electric Co. 301 arc lights for
June .. 125 40
Headford Bros & Hitchins, man-
hole and cover 4 50
Metropolitan Electric Co. electric -
ban supplies 7 30
21!
26
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2
7
55
85
55
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50
50
50
42 95
211
Baumgartner & K1eJ,h, hardware.
National Demokrea. advertitotng
The Times, advertising
Phe Telegraph, advertising
The Globe, advertising
The Herald. advertising
11 B Gniffke, refunding excavation
H B Gniffke, interest paid on war-
rants
H B Gniffke, interest paid on war-
rants
H B Gniffke, refunding saloon li-
cense
H B Gniffke. see stub exp. $33.331
hay and oats fire 4112.25
Phil Ryder, money loaned the city
Phil Ryder, money loaned the city
Phil Ryder, money loaned the city
Phil Ryder, money loaned the city
Iowa Trust Bank. money loaned
the city
Iowa Trust Bank. money loaned
the city
Iowa Trust Bank. money loaned
the city
Iowa Trust Bank. money loaned
the city
Iowa Trust Bank. money loaned
the city
Iowa Trust Bank. money loaned
the city
Iowa Trust Bank. money loaned
the city
Iowa Trust Bank. money loaned
the city
Iowa Trust Bank. money loaned
the city
Iowa Trust Bank. money loaned
the city
Catii. Birmingham. money
the city
Cath. Binningham, money loaned
the city
John Hayes, cleaning around the
city hall
A L Dean & Co. vault doors
Jno McCoy, repairing engine
house
E J Evans, repairing sidewalk in
jerk
M Connolly. sewer in West 5th St
D W Linehan, sewer in West 8th
street
D W Linehan. sewer in West 8th
street
Fred Schloz. anchors for vaults
Kennety & McCann. improving
Clay street
Kennety & McCann. improving
Clay street
Kennety & McCann. improving
Clay street
Kennety & McCann. improving
Clay street
Kennett & McCann. improving
Clay street
Kennett & McCann. improving
Clay street
Loaned
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Kennety & McCannimproving
Clay street
Kennety & McCann
Clay street
Kennety & McCannimproving
Clay street
Kennett &
Clay street
Kennett & McCann.
Clay street
Kennett' &
Clay street
KennetY &
Clay street
Kennett' & McCann. improving
improving
McCann,
5 56
60 00
29 15
76 00
29 16
76 00
260 00
500 00
250 87
383 65
315 58
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
600 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
134 00
166 00
40 00
267 50
76 25
76 00
80 34
17 60
124 50
450
600 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
. 500 00
improving
500 00
improving
500 00
McCann. improving
McCann. improving
600 00
500 00
21.2 >;,re. „r it
Clay street
Dubuque Construction
proving Clay street
Dubuque Construction
proving Clay street
Dubuque Construction
proving Clay street
Dubuque Construction
proving Clay street
Dubuque Construction
proving Clay street
Dubuque Construction Co.,
proving Clay street
Dubuque Construction Co
proving Clay street
Dubuque Construction Co,
proving Clay street
Dubuque Construction Co, Im-
proving Clay street
Dubuque Construction 0o,
proving Clay street
Dubuque Construction Co.,
proving Clay street
Dubuque Construction Oo., im-
proving Clay street 500 00
Dubuque Construction Co., im-
proving Clay street ........ 500 00
Dubuque Construction Go., im-
proving Clay street 91 00
I hereby certify that the foregoing is
a correct list of warrants drawn during
the month of July. 1895.
T. T. COONEY,
City Recorder.
38 00
Co., im-
500 00
Co., lin-
500 00
Co., im-
500 00
Co., im-
500 00
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CITY RECORDER'S OFFICE,
Dubuque, Iowa, Sept. 1st, 1895.
To The Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen:—The following Is a com-
plete list of all warrants issued by me
during the month of August, 1895:
Name. For what purpose. Amt.
P Olinger, salary for month of
July $125 00
H Gniffke, salary for city treas-
urer .. 208 35
T J Cooney, salary for city re-
corder 116 65
M M McCarten, salary for city au-
ditor 116 65
J F Stemm, salary for city asses-
sor 126 00
Jas E Knight, salary for city attor
ney 150 00
1 dw Morgan, salary for city mar-
shal 100 00
Joe Relnfried. salary for fire chief100 00
John Carter, salary for street com-
missioner 91 60
John O'Connell, salary for commit-
tee clerk . 83 80
W H Knowlton. salary for city en-
glneer 200 00
Jas Boyce, salary for assistant en-
glneer 100 00
E Hyde, salary for assistant engi-
neer 100 00
Henry Glab, salary for assistant
engineer 50 00
Geo Osborn, salary for city elec-
trician 75 00
Chas Hillery, salary for sewer in-
spector 66 00
Joe P Traut, salary for market
master 50 00
Henry Henge, salary for park cus-
todian 46 50
Thos Jess, salary for wharf master 20 00
Dr. F. W. Wieland. salary for
health officer 50 00
M Eitel. fireman ........... 60 00
J Essman, fireman 75 00
A Ducctnni, fireman 50 00
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J Flynn, tireman60 f.,
Jno Wiltz. fireman 60 00
Edw Keas. fireman 44 45
C Specht. fireman 50 00
J Tschudi. fireman 10 00
Jas Daily. fireman 60 00
Job Barnes. tireman ........ 75 00
A McDonnell. fireman 60 00
J Murphy. fireman 60 00
W Ducey. fireman 60 00
J Schonberger. fireman 50 00
Tum Ryder. fireman 50 00
M Fahey. fireman 50 00
D Ahearn, fireman 60 00
T Walker. fireman 60 00
W Hippuran, fireman 60 00
F Ganahl, tireman 50 00
(leo Girke. fireman 50 0u
Geo Helmrich. fireman 50.00
W Williams. fireman 38 00
1!' Essman. fireman 60 00
T Flynn. fireman 60 00
las Rooney. fireman 50 00
F Kenneally. fireman 50 00
C KannoIt. firrman 60 00
Jas Allen. fireman 60 00
R Weston. fireman 50 00
Wm McBride. fieman 50 00
Thos Swenev, fieman 12 00
John Bauman. fireman 11 95
J J Murphy. police 75 00
Jno Raeli, police 75 00
Frank Carney, police 51 65
13 Cain. police 48 35
Jno Loetseher, police 50 00
P McNerney, police 50 00
Thos Reilley, police 50 00
J Fitzpatrick. police ..... 50 00
Dan Norton, police 50 04)
Jas Allen, police 50 00
Jno Reuter, police 50 00
J Flynn, police 5000
Edw Moore. police 50 00
M Kilty, police 50 00
P Sullivan, pblice 50 00
P Sutton. police 50 00
M Craugh, police 50 00
P Powers, pollee 50 00
Frank Rhomberg, uolice 50 00
Jas Rooney, police 50 00
I Manhoff• police 50 00
Wm O'Brien, police 50 00
Jas O'Halloran. police 50 00
Jas Lonergan, police 48 30
Jno Hilson, police 50 00
Jno Murphy, police 50 00
J Noel. police 50 00
Wm Hennessy, police 50 00
Jas Carter, police 50 00
P Scharf, police 50 00
P McCollins, police 50 00
Joe Secrest, police 50 00
P Hanlon, police 51 65
Dan Lavery, police 50 00
Wm Frith, police 50 00
Wm Howard, pollee 60 00
Jno Pullens, pound master 50 00
Frank Keachie, repairing offices
at city hall 113 60
Tom Ahearn. labor 15 55
John Buechler, labor 8 45
45
P Ahearn, labor
P Burke. labor 1512 85
75
Jas Butler. labor 36 00
Jas Bennett. labor on bridge8 10
John Byrne. labor ' • 10 80
H Beckett. labor
Chas Beyer. labor on bridge .. 36 00
John Bottoms. labor on bridge 4 00
P Brandenburger, labor 1755
J Bergman, labor 9 45
Chas Beyer, labor 2 70
J Rrochtnhroch.labor 13 50
s
lie
List i y- 'Tarpon's.
J Brick. labor
C Brandt. labor
J Botke. labor
1 Beektnan, labor on bridge
Val Burns. labor
T Bushman. labor on bridge
Chas Buse. labor
M Beckus. labor
11 Berry, labor
J Hoelscher. labor
Wm Brown. labor
John Corbett. labor
T Cudmore. labor
,Las Connelly. labor
.1 Corcoran. labor
M Coyle. labor
M Crahin, labor
Wm Carter. labor
M Carmody. labor
Jas Cahill. labor
L Corcoran. labor
Wm Crumpwell. labor
J Cushing. labor
\1 Dumphey. labor
.las Doyle. labor
P Dafontin. labor
J Driscoll, laouu•
P Doyle. labor
M Ditterding, labor
J Dittman, labor
P Detnpsey. labor
J Dittman. Jr. labor
\Vm Erwin. labor
.1 Evert. labor
John Lagan. labor
Dan Fox. labor
C Fisher. tabor
L Fritz. labor
M Fetschle. labor
M Fagan. labor
M Farrell. labor
P Fitzgerald, labor
Edw Frith. labor
Geo Gow. labor
Jas Gillespie. labor
P Gregory. labor
John Giessler. labor
J Grab. labor
C Gross. labor
C Grunzig. labor
P Ginter. labor
Joe Ginter. labor
Joe Genzel. labor
H Gallie. labor
M Hardie. labor
Jas Harker. labor
John Hafey. labor
D Harman. labor
C Heck. labor
Jas MIL labor
M Houpes. labor
G Hird, labor
G Hart. labor
N Hilger. labor
F Herzog. labor
9 45
2 70
9 45
43 00
1 35
18 00
7 46
5 40
4 05
2 70
3 75
21 95
15 40
15 20
13 85
13 50
11 Klass. labor
1' Kearney, labor
P Kien. labor
.1 Kent. labor
M Kilburg, labor
Jno Lavin. labor
11 Lembke, labor
M Lilack, labor
H Luck. labor
C Lohrma.n, labor
M Loes, labor
21:3
1 35
5 40
28 50
1 35
4 05
11 50
19 50
1620
20 25
18 0005
18 25
F Lassalse. labor 4
Jas Melloy, labor 3 40
T Murrey. labor 15 55
C Mackelburg, labor 12 15
M Mahoney, labor 14 85
16 30 1' Moran. labor 20 25
46 50 C Madden. labor on bridge 36 00
11 50 ' John Mullen. labor 15 00
10 80 I' Mahon. labor 20 25
6 75 T Mulqueeney. labor 18 23
S1 "5 M Murphy. labor 45
4 05 .1 5leiser, labor 50
1 s:, 11 Mack. labor 117:;3; 50
21 00 Ernest Mickes.. labor 11 50
16 20 L Mcurisse, labor 10 15
6 MI M Mitchell. labor 4 05
20 Jacob Mathis. labor 1 35
19 6o T Meggison. labor 540
1' Murphy, labor on bridge 6 00
4 ,i:, 1) M• iner. labor 4 05
1 \1 11 Namarr_r, labor 19 25
9 45 i : McCafferey. labor 13 85
4 p,-, 11 McCormack. labor 16 90
IS M M McCone. labor 18 75
00 95 Jas McCormack. labor 18 90
10 50 L McEvoy, labor 13 50
21 60 M M McCarten. labor 19 10
20 25 A McGuan. labor 17 55
2 70 .1 H McDonald. labor 7 45
1 35 'Phos McDonald. labor10 SO
7 10 John JIcNu1ty, labor 5 40
1 35 1' McNulty. labor 21 00
16 90 P McMullen. labor 14 20
18 90 Anton Nick. labor 4 75
14 85 M Nuten. labor 15 55
20 25 Tom Nevin. labor 2 70
18 90 P O'Brien, Jr. labor 10 lb
1 35 P O'Brien. Sr. labor 21 60
12 15 F Oswald. labor 18 90
8 05
14 85 P Oswald. labor
20 25 D Powers. labor 15 55
.7 80 Jas Powers. labor 15 56
4 05 Jas Purcell. labor 18 90
19 90 John Quail. labor 10 15
18 60 A Reuter. labor 13 50
T Reilley. labor 14 20
John Ryan. labor 6 10
John Raetz. labor 27 75
P Reiger, labor 20 25
Geo -Raider. labor 14 20
M Reiseck. labor 35 10
John Schroeder. labor 21 30
L Stein. labor 22 95
Joe Stadl. labor 14 85
Joe Schmidt. labor 10 80
Geo Sutter. labor 13 85
W H Stevenson. labor 2 70
M Shay. labor 12 85
J Sullivan. labor 14 20
Dan Sullivan. labor 27 00
N Sweeney. labor 25 65
Wm SpenseleY, labor 19 50
J B Stevens. labor ........ 11 50
Wm Swagler, labor 18 90
13 50
20 25
25 00
60 00
4 055
2 70
1 35
2 70
15 20
16 20
16 20
12 75
11 50
11 50
10 15
16 20
21 95
:1 40
7 10
1 05
12 15
17 55
14 20
20 25
4 05
24 30
16 90
20 25
T ;telly, labor ...... 10 15
A Knapp. labor
C b ampman, labor
F Hobenecker. labor
H Haas. labor
C Hagarty. labor
G Johnson. labor
P Jacobi, labor
A Jaeger. labor
Wm Juergens, labor
Jas Jecklin. labor
}' Kreeger. labor
E 1 King, labor
J Karsch. labor
.i Kraus. labor
J Kinsella. labor on bridge
P Kinney. labor
w1 Kline. labor
14 20
20 25
18 25
., 50 00
35 10
34 45
J Steffes. labor
P Stoffer. labor
Joe Belk, laibor
A R Stevenson. labor
John Saunders. labor
Anton Schmidt. labor
5 Schaetale, labor
Dan Sullivan. labor
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List of Warrants.
C Schaetzler, labor
P Schilz, labor
F Theiering. labor
Wm Thompson, labor
Wm Terry. labor on bridge
M Mampeck. labor
.1 Wolfe, labor
P Wagner, labor
P Wertin, labor on bridge
Con Welsh. labor on bridge
Wm Warring, labor
R Wittkamp, labor
J Welsh. labor
J Whelan, labor
H Weidenbeck. labor
R Wiederman. labor
W Zaohina. labor
Geo Zumhoff. labor
C 0 Baker. team
N Brand. team
T Byron, team
R Bennett. team
J Beekman. team
W Cook. team
B Cain. team
John Duggan, team
T Elliott. team
P C Foley .team
R Fuhrman. team
N Frith. 'team
Jas Fitzgibbons. team
Jas Graham. team
J Garrigan, team
M J Hannon. team
J Hoffmeyer. team ........ ...
R,Jardin. team
H King ,team
P Kenneally. team
Mrs. Kelly. team
John Long. team
C Lelcht. team
Wm Lowry, team
P Linehan. team
R J Love. team
C Lembke. team
Mrs Melloy, team
F Mathis. team
J G Moore. team
C Messerkneoht, team
R Matthls. team
J McCollins. team
Wm McGrath. team
John McGrath. team
Jeff McGrath. team
L Olt. team
J Parker. team
G Paley, team
Mrs Quinliven. team
Geo Reynolds. team
D Sutherland. team
Edw Seeley, team
John Savage
J Strotz, team
H Schmidt. team
F Schulz, team
F Siege, team
Cath Tobin, team
M Tice. team
J Terry, team
Geo Welter. team
J Williams. team
A Wolter. team
John Hillery, sewer
Steve Rcesoh, sewer
F 5 Schilling, sewer
Jas Rooney. sewer
Chas Hillery. sewer
4 05
3 75
11 60
12 85
36 00
7 45
19 60
20 25
40 00
31 50
39 00
39 00
5 40
3 40
4 75
5 40
17 55
22 50
18 25
24 30
43 90
37 80
10 80
22 95
25 65
15 55
27 70
17 55
16 20
12 85
4 05
16 20
8 10
10 80
10 85
36 45
29 70
52 00
8 80
8 10
10 80
5 40
43 20
43 20
8 10
25 65
21 60
12 15
2 70
2 70
39 15
28 35
25 65
18 90
14 85
30 40
9 45
32 40
42 55
10 15
39 15
11 50
21 60
27 00
10 80
8 80
5 40
10 80
49 95
17 55
2 70
6 10
48 10
. 45 50
12 25
39 25
36 75
John McCollins. sewer 5 40
J Terry. sewer 40
Adam Jaeger. sewer 1 50
John O'Neill. sewer 50
J P Traut, board of prisoners17 60
Geo Bennett. assistant assessor100 00
Gothf. Gmehle. assistant assessor. 100 00
Robt McGivern. sanitar patrolman 60 00
Mrs Kien, scrubbing around hall4 40
Mrs Koenig, janitor. $25.00; wash-
ing towels. etc. $5.45
Adam Jaeger. labor at city hall
Chas Burkhart. asststant park cus
todian 40 40
Wm Geisheker, rod man 55 00
John Farley. chain man 37 60
Jas Morgan, brick inspector 50 00
Dan Sheean, brick inspector 40 25
John Brady, brick inspector 37 50
J C Dwlre. assistant engineer 45 00
W C Knowlton. assistant engineer 30 00
A Boyce, assistant engineer 18 00
Chas Atkinson. painting and pa-
pering city hall 151 00
Excelslor Brass Works. dog tax,
$7.02; repairing engines. $7.60;
bill for patrol. $5.02 88 28
Hardie & Scherle. blank stationery 47 50
E J Hilkin Co. toweling. police
E J Hilkin Co. toweling. $4.90; po-
lice gloves. $3.50 8 40
P Hanson. oats 3 35
Chas Oswald, supply for calaboose 9 60
Con Ryan, Jr. improving Southern
avenue 354 16
Con Ryan, Jr. improving Southern
avenue 32 70
Con Ryan. Jr. improving Southern
avenue . 201 20
Kenety & McCann, improving
Clay street ...... .......... ..... 500 00
Kenety & McCann, improving
Clay street 500 00
Kenety • & McCann. improving
Clay street 500 00
Kenety & McCann, improving
Clay street 500 00
Dubuque Construction Co. improv
ing Clay street 500 00
Dubuque Construction Co. improv
ing Clay street ........ 500 00
Dubuque Construction Co. Improv
ing Clay street 600 00
Dubuque Construction Co, irmprov
Ing Clay street 500 00
Jas Hird & Son. sewers in Wilson
avenue 11 34
O G Kringle. sewers in Seminary
street
street 500 00
O G Kringle. sewers in Seminary
235 00
P Horch, improving White street 68 80
P Horch, improving White street. 137 59
P Horch, grading White street 110 66
Barnard. Walker & Clewell, sta-
tionery 29 50
E EFrith, removing garbage 240 30
Palmer. Winall & Co. blank sta-
tionery 7 00
Hart E Linehan, tile pipe 50 17
Standard Lumber Co. lumber 33 63
J P Schroeder, tile pipe 8 12
The Police Telephone & Signal
Co, electrician's supplies .......31 00
Wm Marshall. doors far vaults ... 40 00
Eichhorn & Bechtel. soap, matches
etc 2 50
Fratz & Clark, drugs 4 10
Key City Gas Co. coal and coke 13 78
J P Schroeder. hay 26 00
A Wunderlich. horse shoeing .,, 13 75
Eliwanger Bros, repairing harness 4 05
Lear & Pflffner. horse shoeing 10 50
John Butt, repairing hook and lad
der truck 13 45
Shvicesipley & Bauman, veterinary ser
10 95
Joe Trudell, repairs on hose wagon 5 76
P B Hoffman. 1 box matches 1 25
25 45
12 15
Lie: qf` "Warm
'315
McDertnott & Gow. plumbing 10 55
Smedley Mfg. Co. repairing on en-
gine
W S Moll), (plumbing
Standard Lumber Co. shavings
A L Strain, pasturing horses
Duggan & Kane. matches, soap
etc
Bart E Linehan. cement
Mulgrew & Phillips, cement
J P Schroeder. cement
Key City Gas Cu. coke for steam
roller
Henry Richtercover for patrol
wagon 60 00
Standard Dumber Co. lumber 69 52
John Butt, repairing tools .. 3 65
Diamond Joe Line Steamers. white
waste (steam roller) 8 96
Little. Bruce & Co. lanterns 1 80
A E Bradley. street signs 2 00
Novelty Iron Works. repairing
stetum roller 4 ri
J P Schroeder. cement 4 80
Christman & Healy. macadam
forks rakes etc 14 95
B D Linehan. repairing tools 6 85
Lear & I'tilTner. horse shoeing 19 00
b;llwanger Gros. harness for car-
penter wagon. $28,85: repairing
harness for police patrol. $6.40
Joe Trudell. repairs on patrol
wagon7 nu
0..0111ns & Wilkinson. horse shoe-
ing
Wm S Molio, plumbing around city
hall 62 95
C 0 D Laundry, cleaning matting 20 40
Bryan Donahue. sidewalks on Pine
street and Couler revenue 103 50
J F McCarthy. operation in J H
Hoffman case 10 00
i S Bigelow. operation in J H
Hoffman case 10 00
John Maclay, costs in city cases9 75
E J Ryan, carriage hire for com-
mittee 4 00
Dubuque Telegraph. blank station
ery 27 0
Smedley Mfg Co. repairs on steam
roller 33 85
Dubuque Rubber Co. hose etc. for
parks, $11.47: rubber boots. $4.5016 97
Relnfried & Jaeger, nails 2 75
Key City Iron Works. repairs on
engines 33 83
Dubuque Water Co. 306 hydrants
for July 500 00
Dubuque Water Co. 306 hydrants
for July 500 00
Dubuque Water Co. 306 hydrants
for July 292 77
Star Electric Co. 301 arc lights
in July 500 00
Star Electric Co. 301 arc lights
in July 500 00
Star Electric Co. 301 arc lights
in July 500 00
Star Electric Co. 301 arc lights
in July 125 40
The Telegraph, advertising
June 75 00
The Herald, advertising for June75 00
The Globe. advertising for June 29 15
The Timers. advertising for June 29 15
German Catholic Printing Co, ad-
vertising for three months 50 00
Dubuque Construction Co, work
on 14th street sewer 141 80
W H Knowlton. street car fare, 4 70
April, May and June
Novelty Iron Works. repairs on
steam roller 70 06
1 27
2 65
5 ;35
6 00
6 75
2 90
4 40
6 40
6; 10
;122:
1 2_
for
John Malone. macadam . 43 20
Roy & Otto Bros. macadam . 184 57
A 11 Stevenson. salary for labor.. 45 00
Paul Schlenker. supplies for steam
roller 1 80
Dubuque Water Co. water 30 00
Key City Gas Co. coke 10 62
H 13 Gniffke. refunded excavation 355 00
H 13 Gniffke, interest paid on war-
rants 500 00
H 13 Gniffke. interest .paid on war-
rants
H 13 Gniffke, freight charges. $25.-
63; oats anti hay. $168.90; refund-
ed tax, refunded saloon. $50275 78
H 11 Gniffke. commission on sale
of improvement bonds 450 00
Firemen's Ben. Society, money
Loaned the city 200 0
Rev. J. P. Carroll. money loaned
the city 500 0
Geo. I). Scott, money loaned the
city 275 00
German Yank, money loaned the
city 500 00
German Bank, money loaned the
city 500 00
German Bank. money loaned the
city 50 00
Margaret Cooney. money loaned
city 500 00
Margaret Cooney. money loaned
the city 200 00
Margaret Cooney. money loaned
the city 200 00
Margaret Cooney. money loaned
the city 300 00
Jas J. Dunn. juror on High Bluff
street
Chris A Voelker• juror on High
Bluff street 200
P H Halpin. juror on High Bluff
street 2 00
H Nagiemaker, juror on High Bluff
street 2 00
P H E Summerfeld. juror on High
Bluff street 2 00
1 Ellwanger, juror on High Bluff
street 2 no
Chris Capritz. juror on Iiigh Bluff
Street
Joe L Horr, juror on High Bluff
street
N H Schilling, juror on High Bluff
street
John Trexler. Sr. juror on High
Bluff street 2 00
J P Schroeder, juror on High Bluff
street
J M Kenety, juror on High Bluff 2 00
street
J H Lucas, repairs on city scales.. 50025 00
00
Grand view avenue
P Horch, improving on 5th avenue 500 00
P Horch, improving 5th avenue 500 00
Altman & Taylor, improving 50 00
Grand view avenue
Altman & Taylor. improving
Altman & Taylor, improving 500 00
Grand view avenue ......
Altman & Taylor. improving 285 00
Grandview avenue
John Tibey, improving Curtis 500 00
street
John Tibey, improving Curtis
street
John Tibey, Improving Curtis
street
John Tibey
street
John Tibey, improving Curtis
street
Steuck & O'Farrell. grading Fre-
281 78
200
2 00
2 00
200
2 00
improving
Curtis
500 00
600 00
600 00
385 00
21(i
(Ficial. Notices.
mnt avenue 500 00
Steuck & O'Farrell. gradin„ 1490;
improving, 110 500 00
John Driscoll. brick inspection on
Clay street 6 00
Jos Geiger, repairs around city
hall .. 16 20
Kennety & McCann. overhauling,
148: extra curb. 88.36; man holes
and basins on Clay street 195 39
Mercy Hospital, board hill for J
Hoffman 19 82
John Hoffman. salary ........ 50 00
Jas Hayes, cleaning around hall1 25
Jas Hayes, cleaning around hall20 00
I hereby certify that the foregoing is
a correct list of warrants issued during
the month of Juh•. 1895.
T. J. COONEY.
City Recorder.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Office of the City Engineer.
Dubuque, Iowa.
To the owner or owners of the several
lots and parcels of ground abutting
5th avenue from end of improvement
to north line lot 6 Pell's add: 15th st.
from Main street to Locust street:
16th street from Main street to Locust
street; alley from Johnson avenue to
Windsor avenue between Garfield ave-
nue and Rhomberg avenue and to any
person or persons or company having
any interest in said real estate:
You are herby notified that there is
on file in the office of the city recorder.
of Dubuque a plat of said above named
streets and alleys in said city. showing
the several lots or parcels of ground.
abutting on said streets and alleys, sub-
ject to special assessment for paving,
guttering and macadamizing of said
streets and alleys. and the names as
far as practicable of the owners of said
abutting real estate and the amount as-
sessed against each lot, or parcel of
ground, and for the inspection of any
person, firm or company interested in
any manner in said real estate, and that
such person, firm or company having
objection to the special tax proposed to
be assessed as shown by said plat.
may file with the city recorder his or
their objection in writing at or before
next meeting of the city council of the
city of Dubuque, which will meet nn
the 4th day of November, 1895.
W. H. KNOWLTON,
10-21-10t. City F1nglnt•er.
NOTICE TO SEWER CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the city engineer's office, city of Dubu-
que, Iowa, up to 4 o'clock p. m. Monday,
Nov. 18, 1895, for furnishing all material
and constructing pipe sewers as follows,
according to plans and specifications on
file in said office:
An 8 inch tile pipe sewer in Clark
street and West 17th street from West
Locust street to Catherine street.
Estimate length, 1.000 feet.
Five manholes.
Bidders to furnish bond of $200 with
bid that contract will be entered into if
awarded.
The city reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. 11-8-10t
W. H. KNOWLTON,
City Engineer.
Third Ward.
First Precinct -9th street engine
house.
Second Precinct—City Hall.
Third Precinct -1697 Clay street.
Fourth Ward.
First Precinct—Coates building, 53 8th
street.
Second Precinct—Western Brewery.
Third Precinct—Ryan's Livery Barn.
Fifth Ward.
First Precinct—Schmid's Brewery.
Second Precinct—Henry Mueller's.
Third Precinct—Chris. Caprltz's.
Fourth Precinct—Jake Berg's, 23d and
Jaeksnn streets.
Attest:
Seal.)
10-25-tf.
P. OLINGER,
Mayor.
T. .1. COONEY,
p=ity Recorder.
NOTICE OF SALE!
I will sell at public auotion to the best
bidder for cash. on Monday the 18th day
of November, 1895. at 2 o'clock p. m. at
the public pound of the City of Dubuque,
on Elm street. between 14th and 15t1%
streets. the following impounded ani-
mals. to -wit:
One black mare. 15 hands high, weight
about 1,200 pounds. about 9 years bid,
white stripe in forehead. 2 hind feet
white to fetlocks.
11-13-5t. F1D. MORGAN.
City Marshal.
Dubuque. November 19th, 1895.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing places have been selected for
the polling places for the fall election
Nov. 5th, 1895:
First Ward.
First Precinct—Rafferty's Place, So.
Locust street.
Second Precinct—Lucas Building, lat
and Locust streets.
Second Ward.
First Precinct—Court House.
Second Precinct -4th street engine
house.
SEWERAGE CONNECTION NOTICE.
To W. & D. Brunskill:
In accordance with a resolution adopt-
ed by the City Council of the City of
Dubuque, October 28th, 1895, you are
hereby notified to make the proper sewer
connection with lot No. 627 in city, with-
in 30 days of this notice. A failure to
make the sewer connection as herein
directed, then the City of Dubuque will
have same done and the expense thereof
shall be assessed against the property
thus connected.
Witness my hand this 29th d'y of Oc-
tober, 1895. T. J. COONEY,
11-2-10t. City Recorder.
NOTICE.
Public notice is hereby given that at
the session of the City Council of the
•City of Dubuque, held on October 7th,
1895, the following special assessments
were levied un the real estate herein-
after described, and that in case of fail-
ure to pay the one-seventh part within
the time prescribed by the ordinance
governing same, all will become de•
Unguent and subject to collection by
•distress and sale.
HENRY 13. GNIFFKI:,
For alley first north West Third street,
west of Hill street, from end of present
improvement west .and north to West
Fourth street and Pauline. street.
City Treasurer.
A W Kemler Est, McCoy's sub,
lot 1 $ 28 12
W S Beans, McCoy's sub, lot 2.... 25 95
A W Kemler Est, McCoy's sub, e
35 deg, lot 3 31 00
I Cleminson, McCoy's sub, w 15
deg, lot 4 17 33
I Cleminson, McCoy's sub. lot 536 57
I Cleminson, McCoy's sub, lot 631 82
•C Seeger, Deming & Horr's add,
lot 18 66 90
•C H Eighmey et al, Denting & 9 86
Horr's add, lot 17 105 95 9
Eliza Williams, Deming & Horr's 85
add, s 1-2
add, lot 16 22 73
•C H Eighmey et al, Deming & lot 53 9 85
Horr's add, lot 15 20 73 Raphael Juen, Cook's add, lot 64.. 19 70
E Langworthy Est, Pauline Lang- Rosa Duertscher, sub 55, Cook's
worthy's sub, lot 1 74 80 add, lot 2 9 85
For improving Fourth street from Frank Duertscher, sub 55, Cook's
Main to White street. add, lot 1 9 86
24Frank Duertscher, Cook's add, lot
W H Peabody, city n deg,
$336 57 56 23 03
Chas Kuttler. Dreibilbies' add, lot 18 70
17
Chas Kuttler, Dreibilbies' add, lot 17 80
18
Chas Kuttler, Dreibilbies' add. lot 17 80
19
Albert BauernschTnidt, Dreibilbies' 17 60
add, lot 20
Albert Bauernschmldt, Dreibilbies' 17 60
217
Chas Nead, Cook's add, lot 38 19 70
Theo Buse, Cook's add, lot 89 19 70
Philip Miller, Cook's add, lot 4019 70
Philip Miller, Cook's add, s 1-2, lot
41 986
Fredolin Oerthle Est, Cook's add,
n m 1-4, lot 41 4 92
1 Fred Jenni, Cook's add, n 1-4, lot
41 492
Otto Hess, Cook's add, lot 42 20 80
Mrs Michael Lehman Est, Cook's
add, n 34 deg, lot 43 13 87
Peter Weitz, Cook's add, s 18.4 deg
lot 43 6 93
Peter Weitz, Cook's add, lot 4419 70
j Geo Kaiser. Cook's add, lot 4519 70
• Conrad Schmied Est, Cook's add,
lot 46 19 70
Conrad Sehmied Est, Cook's add,
lot 47 19 70
George Ragatz, Cook's add, lot
48 19 70
Jacob Grill, Cook's add, lot 4919 70
Henry Suverkrup. Cook's add, lot
5n 19 70
Henry Schmitz, Cook's add, lot
19 70
l to Reinfried, Cook's add, n 1-2,
lot 52
Mary Naber, Cook's add s 1-2, lot
52....
Mary Naber, Cook's add, n 1-2, lot
53
Raphael Juen.
985
L
lot 12
P Kiene, Sr, city lot 13 334 88
James Forester, city lot 188 442 44
E C Peasle, city lot 189 484 21
Robert Waller Est, city lot 233429 15
Robert Waller Est, city lot 34309 03
J. P. Wagner, city lot 523 b. 442 02
•Geo Rebman, city lot 523 a 272 58
Anna. Shea, city s 1-2 lot 303 291 39
J P Pa sub 304 lot 3 153 68
Cook's
J P Page,, sub 304. lot 2 a
Page, 123 87 add, lot 21 C M & St P Ry Co, sub 304, Mina Quade,
lot 1
47 54 22 C M & St P Ry Co, sub 304, Geo Gartner,
lot 747 535 08 23 lot
For improving alley from Johnson Geo Gartner,
19 06
avenue to Humboldt between Lincoln 24 Dreibilbies' add,
and Rhomberg avenues. John Strazinsky, 19 05
Herman Bischoff, Cook's add, lot lot 25
$23 00 John Strazinsky, Dreibilbies' add,
29 17
Mary Loetscher, Cook's add, lot n 16 deg, lot 26 6
30 1970 Frank Angster, Dreibilbies' add,
Rudolph Jones, Cook's add, lot 31. 19 70 s 34.4 deg lot 26 11 43
M J Loes, Cook's add, lot 32 .. 19 70 John Sehweigler, Dreibilbies' add, 17 60
Chas Giessler, Cook's add, lot 33.. 19 70 lot 26 Dreibilbies' add, lot
Chas Giessler, Cook's add, lot 34 .. 19 70 Louis Nipp, 17 60
Simon Brada, Cook's add, s 1-2, 29 ..
lot 35 9 85 Phebe Ehner, Dreibilbies' sub, lot 17 60
Wm Guderlan, Cook's add, n 1-2, 30 •
lot 35 9 85
Richard Fengler, Cook's add, lot• 19 70
36
Herman Hahn. Sr, Cook's add, lot 19 70
37
Dreibilbies' add,
lot
Dreibilbies add,
lot
17 60
17 60
Dreibilbies add,
Mary Hogreffe Dreibilbies' add,
lot 31
Mary Hogreffe, Drei'bilbtes' add,
lot 32 18 70
John Vandenberg, Dreibilbies' add,
17 60
218
Official Not icee
n 24 deg, lot 27
John Schweigler, Dreibilbies' add,
s 22.4 deg, lot 27 8 58
For Improving Curtis street from South
Dodge street to Malady street:
Mich Carrot. sub of ht m lot 149.
lot 16 $70 85
Pat Scanlon. m lot 149. lot 15 99 33
Pat Scanlon. m lot 149. lot 14 99 33
Stephen Downes. m lot 149, lot 13134 53
Mich Farrell. m lot 149, lot 12 135 21
Mich Farrell. m lot 149, lot 11 99 33
Michael McMahon. m lot 149, lot 10. 99 33
Michael McMahon. m lot 149, s 1-4,
lot 9 135 76
Michael McMahon. MoMahon's sub
lot 1 81 75
Michael McMahon. McMahon's sub
lot 2 47 49
Michael McMahon. McMahon's sub
lot 3 47 49
Michael McMahon. McMa.hon's sub
lot 4 47 49
Michael McMahon. McMahon's sub
lots 4749
W P Strain. McMahon's sub. lot 647 49
M M McCarten. Bonson & Stew-
art's sub. lot 8 198 74
Hugh McCarten. Bonson & Stew-
art's sub. lot 23 188 30
John Byrne. Bonson & Stewart's
sub. lot 24 124 47
P Eisbach. Bonson & Stewart's
sub. lot 26 24 97
P Eisbach. Bonson & Stewart's
sub. lot 1 188 73
P Eisbach. Bonson & Stewart's
sub. lot 2 49 67
P EiSbach. Bonson & Stewart's
sub. lot 3 49 67
P Eisbach. Bonson & Stewart's
sub. lot 4 49 67
Thos Hackney, Bonson & Stewart's
sub. lot 5 . 50 09
F B Spielman. Bonson & Stewatr's
sub, lot 6 67 55
M M McCarten. Bonson & Ste -
art's sub. lot 7 296 69
M McMahon. Stewart's sub, lot 2768 19
Roger McPoland, sub of pt m lot 149
lot 24 283 10
M McMahon, sub of pt m lot 149,
lot 23 .142 35
Victor Nelles, sub of pt m lot 149,
lot 22 812 64
Pat Scanlon, sub of pt m lot 149.
lot 17 197 25
Far improving Clay street from 13th
street to 18th street. 18th street from
Clay to Couler avenue and Couler
avenue from 18th street to Eagle Point
avenue:
John Bell, city, s 2-5, lot 449 301 96
11 Ziepprecht Est., city, n 1-5, lot 449 94 61
Chas Luther, city, s 1-2 n m 1-5, lot
449 54 45
John Krayer, city. n 1-5 and n 1-2 n
m 1-5. lot 449 251 94
C A Voelker. sub s 2-5 lot 444, city,
lot 1 173 26
C A Voelker, sub s 2-5 lot 444, city,
lot 2 . 59 54
Jos Traut Est.. sub s 2-5 lot 444,
clty, lot 3
Thos Allen. sub 4 s 24 of 444, city,
lot 1
Thos Allen. sub s 78 ft n 2-5 of 444,
city, lot 3 5 42
Schneider and Kleth. sub s 78 ft n
2-5 of 444, city, s 24 d, lot 2 44 73
A R Staufenbeil, sub s 78 ft n 2-5 of
444, city, n 16 d, lot 2 29 96
A R Staufenbeil. sub s 78 ft n 2-5
9 02
49 65
48 11
of 444, city. lot 1 70 6i
Thos Allen. sub 4 s 2-5 of 444, city,
lot 2 it g•2
Paul Schlenker.' city. s 25.6 n 75.6,
lot 444 41 35
Gaibrlel Wels, city n 50 d, lot 444..,194 51
Wm Recite Est, city s 31.5 s 1-4, lot
443 155 58
A R Staufenbeil, city n 19.7 s 1-4, lot
443 „ 3;, 46
C G Kretschmer, city s m l-4, lot
443 108 54
Mary Thomson, city n m 1-4, lot 443108 54
C W Blttman, city n 1-4. lot 443108 54
Wm F Allen. sub 443a. city, lot 249 18
Jos Jaeggi, sub 443a. city, lot 1 160 50
E P Ternes, city. s 1-5, lot 450 197 31
J P,Finaier, city s m 1-5, lot 450 108 54
John Sohl, city, s 1-11 in 1-5, lot 45050 54
O B Albrecht, city. n 1-2 m 1-5, lot
450 48 80
Mrs A Shea, city. n m 1-5. lot 450108 54
Thos Keliey, city s 1-2 n 1-5, lot 45053 64
M M Hoffmann, city, n 1-'2 n 1-5, lot
450 147 88
M Buckmann, city. s 1-5, lot 44'2...,190 04
M Michels, city, s 1-2 s m 1-5, lot
442 47 55
John Pilmaier, city, m 1-5 and n 1-2
s m 1-5. lot 442 142 63
Peter Meyer. city s 1-2 n m 1-5. lot
442 . 54 48
Jos Simones Est. city n 3-10, lot 442.225 28
B W Lacy, city, s 1-5, lot 451 173 59
John Pilmater, city s 1-2 s m 1-5,
lot 451 47 55
Geo Albrecht. city. n 1-2 s m 1-5,
lot 451 47 54
Henry Richter, city, s 28 d m 1-5, lot
451 . 51 98
John Pilmaler, city. n 23.2 in 1-5,
lot 451 48 44
Gehr Tenhof, city, s 1-2 n m 1-5, lOt
451 47 54
Paul Traut, city n 1-2 n m 1-5, lot
451 ... 48 95
Wim Schaefer, city s 1-2 n 1-5, lot 451 47 54
A Matthews, city n 1-2 n 1-5, lot 451.138 24
Henry Hoffmann, city. s 1-2 s 1-5,
lot 441 .. 127 21:
R 11 Heller. city n 1-2 s l5,lot 4414607
Mary Lorez, city. s 1-2 s m 1-5, lot
441 46 07
Fred Weiermiller, city n 1-2 s m 1-5,
lot 441 46 07
Chrst Jungk, city, m 1-5, lot 441 92 15
Frank Lenz„ city, s 41.2 n m 1-5
lot 441 74 15
B Westercamp, city n 1-5 n -0 ft n m
1-5. lot 441 216 64
N Schroeder Est, city s 31.2, lot 452140 88
J P Ferring, Est, city n 20d s 1-5 s 1-2
1-2 s m 1-5. lot 452 96 67
Christ Jungk. city m 1-5 and n 1-2
sm 1-5. lot 452 162 82
Eli Cole, city n m 1-5, lot 452 108 53
Fred Kennicker, city, n 1-5, lot 452204 58
Rider & Lacy, city s 1-5 and s 14 ft
s m 1-5. lot 440 211 14
Ferd Nester, *city n 37.2 s m 1-5, 101
440 67 13
Anton Theilan Est. city m 1-5, lot
440 108 02
Frank Weidlich, city s 1-2 n m 1-5,
lot 440 . 46 26
G F Thorman, city n 1-2 n m 1-5 w
40 ft n 1-5. lot 440 341 58
Peter Holz, city e 60d n 1-5, lot 440250 05
-John Schrup, city n 2-5, lot 435 49 34
Adam Vogel. sub 675. city, lot 6 228 96
E Muntz, sub 675. city, lot 5 148 24
Nie and Frank G1ab. sub 675, city
s 22 1-2d, lot 4 47 90
Notices.
T limber Est. sub 675. city, n 17.4,
lot 4 37 31
T Gruber Est, sub 675, city s 15.81-2,
lot 3 33 50
Joseph Hahn. sub 675. city, lot 2 84 14
W Gruber. sub 675. city, n 27.8, lot
3 58 94
Mary Newhaus. sub 675. city, lot 193 30
City of Dubuque. sub of 438, 439 and
pt 676, city. lot 10 863 21
Henry Pfotzer, sub of 438 and 439,
and pt 676, city, lot 9 51 25
John Greiner Est. sub of 438, 439
and pt 676. city. lot 8 39 59
Peter Holtz. sub of 438. 439 and pt
676, city. lot 7 136 91
Conrad Lange, sub of 438, 439 and
pt 676, city. lot 6 .61 23
Henry Gatena. sub of 438, 439 and
pt 676. city. lot 5 82 26
Mart' : Jacquinott. sub 4 of 439 and
an of 676, city. lot 1 90 30
John Osthoff. sub 4 of 439 and pt 676
city. lot 2 2 97
Frank ScKnidt. sub 4 of 439 and pt
676, city, tot 2 213 62
John Osthoff. sub 4 of 439 and pt
676, city, lot 3 106 81
D Rhomberg. sub 4 of 439 and pt
676, city, s 1-2. lot 1 100 17
F W Wetlandfl sub 4 of 439 andh pt
676, city. n 1-2. lot 1 92 22
Nic Palen, city s 1-5. lot 436 310 78
Wim Juergen, city s m 1-5, lot 436116 18
B Hob} Est. clty s 1-2 m 1-5, lot
436 . 46 26
11 Dement. city. n 1-2 m 1-5, city
lot 436 46 26
Wm F Coates Est. city n 2-5, lot 436.311 60
Frank Jaeger. city s 2-5. lot 437 288 71
Geo Kummerle Est. city, m 1-5 and
s 250 n m 1-5. let 437 165 25
Anton Vogler, city. n 26.2 n m 1-5
and city s 1.2 n 1-5. lot 437 183 55
Aug \Vunderlich. Stiner's add s 20d,
lot 1 114 12
Gottlieb Wunderlich. Stiner's add,
s m 20d. lot 1 42 40
Peter Scharf. Stiner's add, n 27.6. 5
lot 1 R 51
Mrs Anna Schaetzel. Stiner's add. 9
lot 2 3 4!
Valentine Luck. Stiner's add, lot 3. 46 64
Valentine Luck. Stiner's add, lot 4. 46 64
Valentine Luck. Stiner's add, lot 5. 46 64
John Grutzmacher. Stiner's add. lot46 64
6
Martin Wagner, L 11 Langwortby's 54 06
add. s 1-4. lot 14
Peter Sahm. L H Langworthy's �a 96
add, s m 1-4. lot 14
David Lorenz. L H Langworthy's 54 06
add. n m 1-4. lot 14
Chas Jabrie. L H Langworthy's 54 06
add. n 1-4. lot 14
Mary A Doft. L H Langworthy's 53 00
add. s 1-4. lot 13
219
Cath Heeb, L H Langworthy's add
n 1-2, lot 10 94 79
Gregory Reinfried, sub 9, L 11 Lang
worthy's add, lot 4 97 52
Chas Klingenberg, sub 9, L H Lang
worthy's add. lot 3 65 72
Wm Hollnagle, sub 9 L H Lang -
worthy's add. lot 2 29 60
Wm Hollnagle, sub 9 L H Lang -
worthy's add. lot 1 12 95
Wm Hollnagle, sub 9 L H Lang -
worthy's add, lot 9a. 159 70
Peter Specht, sub 9 1. H Lang -
worthy's add. lot 9b 97 09
N H Schdlling, L 11 Langworthy's
add, s 2-3. lot 1 126 68
C B Keesecker. L H Langworthy's
add, lot 2 209 79
J J Linehan Est, L H La.ngworthy's
add. lot 3 184 65
Peter A Schuler. L H Langworthy's
add n 1-3. lot 1 62 41
C B Keesecker. L H Langworthy's
add. lot 4 98 78
Conrad Kohlman. L H Lang -
worthy's add, lot 4a 106 00
Conrad Kuhlman. L H Lang -
worthy's add, s 1-3, lot 5 71 73
Fred Dehling, L H Langworthy's
add, s 1-2 m 1-3. lot 5 30 81
Julia Bauch. L H Langworthy's
add, n 1-2 m 1-3. lot 5 32 61
Nicholas Gonner Est. L H Lang -
worthy's add n 1-3, lot 5 61 60
Ben D Heeb. L 11 Langworthy's
add. s 1-2 lot 6 92 50
Dubuque Malting Co, L H Lang -
worthy's add, n 1-2. lot 6 91 90
Dubuque Malting Co, L H Lang -
worthy's add. lot 7 196 01
Dubuque Malting Co. L H Lang -
worthy's add. lot 8 182 30
Dubuque Malting Co. L H Lang -
worthy's add. lot 8a 163 0
Henry Wunderlich. Tivoli add, s 1.-2
lot 1 95 14
Dubuque Light & Traction Co 117 60
Dubuque Street Railway Co 7995.89
Cath Kaufmann. L H Langworthy's
126 22
add, s m 1-4. lot 13
E H Sheppley, L H Langworthy's
add, s 42d. lot 12 162 14
Anna M Ba.ventheck. L H Lang -
worthy's add. n m 21. lot 1244 52
Eliza Vogt. L H Langworthy's
add. n 37d. lot 12 78 4T4
Eliza Vogt, L H Langworthy's add, 10 60
s 6d lot 11
Phillip Jungk. L H Langworthy's 55 60
add s m 30d. lot 11
C_ A Waiter. L H Langworthy's
137 INadd. n 65d. lot 11
Carolina Tschudi. L H Lang-
worthy's50 add, s 1-2. lot 10
NOTICE.
Public notice is hereby given that a.
the session of the City Council of tlbe
city of Dubuque. held on the 7th day of
October, 1895. the following special an-
aessments were levied on the real es-
tate hereinafter described. And that
in case of failure to nay the same within
thirty days from this date, the same shall
become delinquent and bear interest
thereafter at the same rate as the de-
linquent annual city taxes.
Dated at Dubuque the 30th day of Oc-
tober, A. D.. 1895.
HENRY B. GNIFFKE.
Treasurer of the City of Dubuque.
For constructing a sidewalk on Bluff
street:
Thos Galloway. city sub 1 of 598. lot
E18 72
1
Mhos Rawson, city sub 1 of 598. lot 2 40
2
For repairing sidewalks on various
streets:
Win G Watters, Dubuque Harbor 1
Co's add, lot 1. block 11
Ed 00
Langworthy. Pauline Lang's
sub, lot 6
Clifford D. Ham. Davis Farm add,
lot 370
Geo. W. Works. Davis Farm add,
s 1-2. lot 256
60
50
2 76
220
Ornr..al .v(Iti(Y'N .
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
Dubuque, Iowa, Oct. 15. 1895.
Mayor's Office,
Notice is hereby given that the regis-
ters of election duly appointed to reg-
ister voters in the city of Dubuque,
Iowa, for the ensuing year, will be in
attendance in the places hereinbelow
mentioned for the the purpose of pre-
paring a new registry list from the
poll books of the last general election,
copying all names therein, including
all names registered and voting at any
subsequent, special or municipal elec-
tion, and entering the facts showing the
qualifications of each voter as it appears
on the last preceding registry list. k
Said registers will meet in their re-
spective places Thursday and Friday,
October 24th and 25th, 1895, at 8 o'clock
a. m. and be in session until 9 o'clock
p. m. of said days.
Said registers will therafter meet on
Saturday, November 2d, 1895, from 8
a. m. to 9 p. m. of said day for the pur-
pose of correcting the list and adding
thereto such as maentitled to vote.
Said registers will thereafter meet on
Tuesday, November 5th, 1895, (election
day) and be in session from the time
the polls are open until they close and
register only such voters as were ab-
sent from the city during the preced-
ing days that the board was in session;
also such voters as did not become clti-
zens until Tuesday, November, 5th,
1895.
Any person applying for registration
in any precinct, who is registered in
another precinct, shall before being reg-
istered procure a certificate from the
board ,of registration where his name
is so registered, stating that the same
has ben stricken from such registry
list.
The place of registration in the several
wards and precincts of said city are
as follows:
First Ward.
First precinct—Rafferty's Place, South
Locust street.
Second precinct—John Jess' stor.., 1st
street t eivtsen Main and Locust.
Second Ward.
First prec1ect—Court House.
Second prec.w.t—Fourth street 11nF to .
House.
Third Ward.
First precinct—Central Engine House.
Second precinct—City Hall.
Third precinct -18th Street
House.
Fourth Ward.
First preclnet—Lorimier House.
Second precinct—Western Brewery.
Third precinct—Kenyon's barber shop,
West Locust street.
Fifth Ward.
First precinct—Meyer's Livery, 2293
Couler avenue.
Second precinct—Mrs, E. Mueller's
Eagle Point Avenue.
Third precinct—Val.
Linecln Avenue.
Fourth precinct—Jacob Berg's, 23rd
and Jackson streets.
Engine
Mackert's, 1327
.\.11 qualified voters of said city who
failed to have their names on last
spring's registry list are hereby notified
that unless they present themselves
at the places and within the time here-
inbefore mentioned they will be debar-
red the privilege of voting at said
election. P. Oi INGER,
(Seal.) Mayor.
Attest: T. .1. COONEY,
City lteeerder.
10-111 tf.
NOTICE TO SEWER CONTRACTORS
- Sealed proposals will be received at
the Pity engineer's office. city of Dubu-
que. Iowa. up .to 4 o'clock p. m. Satur-
day. Nov. 16th. 1895. for fernlshing all
material and labor and constructing
pipe sewers as follows. according to the
plans spec'.flcat°ons on fl1e in said of-
fice:
An R inch tale pipe sewer In West 5th
street. from muff street to Summit
street. Estimated length, 1.700 lineal
feet; 6 manholes.
Bidders to furnish a bond of $200 with
eaeh bid that contract will be entered
into if awarded.
The city reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
W. 11. KNOWLTON,
lot City Engineer.
Dubuque. Nov. 5th. 1895.
AN ORDINANCE.
An ordinance relating to the can-
cellation of taxes on property situated
in the city of Dubuque.
Be it ordained by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque:
Section 1. That. Whereas, numerous
petitions for the remission and cancel-
lation of taxes on property situated in
the city of Dubuque are presented each
year to the city council. and by said
body allowed, and
Whereas. such property is afterwards
disposed of without the city being relm
Nursed for said taxes, therefore, he
Resolved, By the city council of
city of Dubuque: That hereafter
city council of the city of Dubuque may
refuse to cancel taxes against property
situated in said city, or allow said taxes
to remain a lien upon said property un-
til paid.
Section 2. That the city council may
in any case where they see fit to refuse
the cancelation of taxes. to have the
same remain a lien upon the property
until paid, and direct the city treas-
urer not to sell said property on ac-
count of said unpaid taxes. unless so
ordered by the city council.
Adopted Oct. 7, 1895.
Approved: P. OLINGER,
Attest: Mayor.
T. J. COONEY.
City Recorder.
1 /) ie ,Vet ;q•,R.
AN ORDINANCE.
An o•dianance for the vacation of
Huff street and alley in block 29 in Du-
buque Harbor Co.'s addition to the city
of Dubuque.
Be it ordained by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque:
Sect. 1. That whereas, Svendsen &
Ott,.operating alarge saw mill and hav-
ing extensive lumber yards situate and
surrounding Huff street between block
29 and 30 of Dubuque Harbor Co.'s addi-
tion and alley in block 29 of Dubuque
Harbor Co.'s addition to the city of Du-
buque and needing said portion of above
named street and alley for the further
extension of their business.
Therefore the City Council hereby va-
cates and annuls that portion of Huff
street being and situate between blocks
29 and 30 and that of the alley being
and situate in block 29 of the Dubuque
Harbor Co.'s addition to the City of Du-
buque. and the said Svendsen & Ott.
their successors or assigns are hereby
permitted and authorized to fill, grade
and improve and 115P said Hart of said
street tend alley so vacated in connec-
tion with operating a saw mill and lum-
ber yard; and such authority is con-
ferred as fully and effectually as the
City Council has the power to grant the
same.
Sect. 2. That portion of said street and
alley so vacated whenever discontinued
for lumber yard or saw mill purposes
shall revert to the city. of Dubuque, and
the city shall not be required or expect-
ed to compensate said Svendsen & Ott,
their successors or assigns. for the fill-
ing or other improvements on same.
Sec. 3. This ordinance shall be in force
from and after its plssage and publica-
tion in the Dubuque Daily Telegraph of
the city and its acceptance in writing by
said Svendsen & Ott.
Adopted Oct. 7. 1895.
Approved: P. OLINGER.
Attest: Mayor.
T. J. COONEY.
City Recorder.
NOTICE, TG SIDEWALK CnNTRAC-
TORS.
Sealed proposals will be received a
the City Engineer's office. city of Dubu-
que,
uuque, Iowa, up to 4 o'clock p. m. Sat-
urday, Nov. 2. 1895. for constructing
sidewalks of brick. stone or cement
where not already laid. as follows, viz:
8 feet wide on east side of Bluff street
between Third street and Fourth street.
8 feet wide on east side of Bluff street
hetwee,l Seventh street and Eighth
street.
8 feet wide on east side of Bluff street
between Ninth street and Tenth street.
8 feet wide on north side of Tenth
street between Clay street and White
street.
Also for the construction of plank side-
walks where not already laid, as follows.
viz:
4 feet wide on both sides of Vernon
street between Alta Vista street and
04.1
hest end.
4 feet wide on both sides of Delhi
street between Asbury street and .Cen-
ter street.
4 feet aide. on east side of St. Ambrose
street between Arch street and Green
street.
6 feet wide on west side of Jackson
street between Ninth street and Tenth
street.
6 feet wide on east side el Jackson
street between Eighteenth street and
Nineteenth street.
.6.feet wide on east side of .W.asllipgton
street between Thirteenth street and
Fourteenth street.
6 feet wide on south side of Thirteenth
street hetween,Jackson street and Wash-
ington street.
8 feet wide on south side of Tenth
street between White street and Rick -
son street.
:111 in accordance with specifications
.n tilt in said office.
A .bond of 8100 will he reguiredl with
o-•ach bid.
"rhe cit• reserves th.• right to reje''
r, ny and till bids.
10-21-101. W. H. KNOWLTON.
City Engineer
AN ORDINANCE.
An ordinance granting to the C., M. 8s
St. P. Railway Co. the right to construct
and maintain a side track over and
across Twelfth street in the city of
Dubuque.
Be it ordained by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque:
sec. 1. That the right of way over and
across Twelfth street in said city, nec-
essary for the C., M. & St. P. Railway
Co. to maintain and operate a side track
from its tracks west and south of 12th
street to the A. Y. McDonald & Mom-
son Mfg. Co. on the north side of 18th
street from Pine to Sycamore street,. be
and is hereby granted to said railway
company.
Sec. 2. That the said railway cotn-
pany in the use of said right of way
herein granted shall conform to the
gradesof thesaid city as •now or may
be hereafter established by said city,
and provided further that the said rail-
way company shall in all cases of claims
for damages made by private property
owners and holders on said street used
and occupied by said company, protect
and save the city from damages there-
for by reason of this ordinance.
Sec. 3. That all other railroad own-
ing or operating lines or tracks in the
city of Dubuque shall, on the payment
of 412 on each car, to the C., M. & St. P.
Railway Co., have the privilege of
switching cars on above named nide
track belonging to the C.. M. & St, P.
Railway Co.
Adopted Oct. 7. 1895.
Approved: P.OLINGER,
Attest: Mayor.
T. J. COONEY.
City Recorder.
t+�
222
(tgiciat Novice.,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
City Recorder's Office,
Dubuque, Iowa., Oot. 1I 1895.
Sealed proposals will be received at
my office up to 4 o'clock p. m. Saturday,
November 2d, 1895, for the improvement
of the following streets according to
plans and specifications now on file In
my office:
Shiller avenue from Lincoln avenue
to High Bluff street.
New curbing set, 300 lineal feet.
Guttering, 100 square yards.
Telford macadam, 150 square yards.
Earth filling 250 cubic yards.
High Bluff street from Schiller ave-
nue to Middle avenue.
New curbstone set, 750 lineal feet.
Guttering, 300 square yards.
Telford macadam. 870 square. yards.
Earth filling, 900 cubic yards.
Cutting, 50 cubic yards.
Bidders must state the price per lin-
eal toot for curbing, price per square
yard for guttering and macadamizing.
Grading to he bid In total.
Bidders must furnish a gond and suf-
ficient bond of 8200 that contract will be
ntered into if awarded.
Proposals will be acted or, at a meet-
ing of the eounctl to he held Nov. 4.
1895.
Above work to be completed on or be-
fore Deo. 1st. 1895.
Blanks for bidders will he furnished
by the city recorder.
The city reserves the right to reject
any and all blds.
T. J. COONEY.
10-17-15t. (lty Reeorder.
I will sell at public auction to the best
bidder for cash, on Saturday, the End
day of November, 1895, at 2 o'clock p.
in., at thet public pound of the city of
Dubuque, on Elm street, between 14th
and 15th streets, the following impound-
ed animals, to -wit:
One snow white horse, main roached,
about 12 years old, weight about 1,000
pounds. One shoe right hind foot. No
other marks.
FD. MORGAN,
City Marshal.
10-29-10t.
AN ORDINANCE.
An ordinance relating to the height of
awnings above sidewalks.
Be it ordained by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque:
Sect. 1. That that portion of Section
5 of Chap. 41 relating to the height of
awnings above top of sidewalk be here-
by amended and changed to read seven
feet instead of eight feet as heretofore.
On motion the ordinance was adopt-
ed.
Ald. Bonson moved that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance be read
the second time and placed on its final
passage.
Adopted Oct.
Approved:
Attest:
7, 1896.
P. OLINGER,
Mayor,
T. J. COONEY,
City Recorder.
NOTICE.
Sealed proposals will be received at
my office up to 4 o'clock p. m. of Satur-
day, November 2nd. 1895. for new street
sweeper of modern design. Bidders
must state the price for street sweeper,
delivered in Dubuque. Iowa, and put In
working order. The city reserves fti
right to reject any and all bids.
10-17-15t. T. J. COONEY,
.1v';"111'11,'ri ilr yrl�n;•
(ATI COUNci
ADJOURNED REGULAR SESSION
NOVEMBER 18, 1895.
(OFFICIAL)
Council met at 7:50 p. m.
Mayor Olinger in the chair.
Present—Aldermen, Bauer, Bonson,
Cullen, Halpin, Kaufmann, Ryder, Shea,
Schulte and Vogler.
On motion bids for the construction of
sewers were ordered opened and re-
ferred to the engineer for computation.
The following petitions were granted:
Petition of Chas. Van Horn asking to
extend the time for the removal of
building to sixty days from date of ser-
vice.
Petition of Susan Hune et al. asking
that the improvement of Angella street
he extended to Cox street.
Ald. Ryder offered the following which
was adopted:
Resolved, .By the City Council of the
City of Duhuque that the sum of $550
be accepted from the Dubuque Fire
& Marine Insurance Co. in full payment
for the taxes of said company for the
year 1894 and that the city treasurer
he instructed to cancel all taxes due
from said oomiiany for said year in ex-
cess of the sum of five hundred and
fiftydollars, d that he execute a re-
in regard to the grades of
A.ngetla and Catherine streets was re-
ferred to the street committee.
The petition of the High School Cadets
for the use of the 3rd story of the city
hall to drill in was referred to the
mayor with power.
The report of the engineer in regard
to storm water pipes delivering water
onto the grounds of A. Y. McDonald &
Morrison Mfg. Co. was adopted.
Ald. Ryder, chairman of the finance
committee offered the following:
Resolved, Ily the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That the city treas-
urer be instructed to call in improve-
ment bond to the amount of $l3,500.00,
Ila,ted August 15th ,1894, and numhering
4.39 to 465 inclusive.
Adopted.
Ald. Ryder offered the following:
-Resolved. Py the City Connell of the
City of Dubuque: That the finance
committee be instructed to exchange
$5.000 of new improvement bonds dated
Nov. 18. 1695, for $5.000 of improvement
bonds .fated lithe 1, 1895. thus saving
the necessity of sending the money
hack and fol weard between here and'
Chicago. Carried.
Ald. Ryder offered the foil ,wind:
Resolved. By the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That the mayor is -
hereby authorized and required for the
purpose of providing for the cost and
expense of improving the following
o ars, an streets and alleys. to -wit:
celpt to said company for said sum for T.iebnitz street from Harold st. to$
the taxes of 1894. Abbott street.
The petition of T enety & McCann et Woodworth street from Seminary
al. asking to be paid the 5 per cent. re- street to Leibnitz street
Paul street from Seminary street
to Leibnitz street
South Bluff street from Dodge st.
tained on their contracts, they agreeing
to give bonds for double the amount
was referred to the enmmittee of the to "00 feet south
whole.
The proposition of John Jansen that Southern Avenue from Rowan st.
in consideration of $10.00 agreeing to to west line of lot 10 Southern
give the city a strip of ground on 5th , Ave. addition
avenue and in full compensation for re- Garfield avenue from Ann avenue
moving fences was accepted and re- to Dock avenue
ferred to attorney to get deed and a Schiller avenue from Lincoln to
warrant ordered drawn to pay for same. . High Bluff street
The petition of Thos. McMahon et al. High Bluff street from Schiller ave.
remonstrating against construction of to Middle avenue
sewer in Clark and West 17th street, was Alley east of Stafford avenue fmm
received and filed. Merz street to Pauline street
Petition of Chas. Mehl et al. asking Alley from Schiller avenue to Mid -
that the sewer in West 5th street be ' dle avenue between Lincoln ave.
constructed as soon as possible. Ald. and Rhomberg avenue 206
To issue under the provisions of the
he
Shea moved that petition be grant- ordinance adopted August 9th, ed. council of the city of Dubuque,
Ald. Ryder moved as an amendment the city
that the construction of same be post- bonds to the amount of $6,500 as follows:
poned until March 1, 1896. Carried by ' Six bonds for the denomination of $1,00o
numbered from t 130 inclu-
2950'
600'
400
550
900
56
150
600
100.
the following vote:
Ayes—Ald. Cullen, Halpin, Kaufmann,
Ryder and Shea.
Nayes--Ronson, Bauer, Schulte and
Vogler.
Petition of Geo. B. Seward & tar
publishers of the Monday Morning
in regard to printing official tee to
was
referred to the printing commi
report at the next regular. meeting.
The communication of Engineer
each.125 o
sive. and one bond of the denomination
of $500 to he numbered 131, all dated
Nov. 18th, 1895, payable seven years af,
ter date, or at any time before said d
to
at of t the option of the city
hearing interest at the rate
live
per cent. per annum, payable
semi-an-
nually, both principal and Interest paya-
ble at the National Bank of the Repub-
lic in the city of New York.
124. dehjnuwi,'r/ Seereiun, .%'epi' lb', lbi:►:i.
When said bonds are issued and regis-
tered they shall be delivered to the fi-
nance committee who shall deliver the
same to Parson, Leach & Co., Chicago,
211., in accordance with their contract
with the city, and said committee Is in-
structed to pay the proceeds of same to
the city treasurer to be applied by him
in accordance with the provisions of
the ordinance adopted August 9th, 1894,
and said committee is to report its do-
ings hereunder to the city council.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aid. Bauer. Ronson, Cullen,
Halpin, Kaufmann. Ryder, Shea, Sehul-
te and Vogler.
Aid. Halpin moved that the commit-
tee of the whole report in regard to the
petition of the Illinois Central R. R.
Co. for right of way from over certain
streets and alleys. Carried.
Aid. Vogler, chairman of the comtnit-
tee of the whole report in favor of
granting the petition of the Illinois Cen-
tral R. R. Co. asking for right of way
for a railroad track from the Dunleit.h
& Dubuque Co.'s track along Cypress
street to 7th street. thence from 7th
street to Cedar street and along Cedar
street to the south line of t„h street.
Ald. Kaufmann moved that action he
deferred on above until May Ist. IROS.
Carried by the following vote:
Ayes—Aid. Bauer, Ronson. Kaufm inn,
Ryder. Shea.. Schulte and Vogler.
Nayes—Ald. Cullen and Halpin.
Ald. Halpin moved that the action of
the council on postponing action for con-
struction of sanitary sewer in West 5th
street be reconsidered and that con-
tract be awarded to O. G. Kringle, the
work not to be commenced until Mnrch
1, 1896, providing O. 0. Kringle accepts
the same, Carried.
Ald. Ryder moved that the treasurer
be instructed not to sell the D. Grant
property until further notice.
Carried.
Engineer Knowlton reported on the
bids for the construction of sewers as
follows:
Sewer In Clark and West 17th streets.
Steuck & O'Farrell $ 610
J. and E. Blake 570
Kenety & McCann 445
O. G. Kringle 535
B. Donahue 835
Dubuque Construction Co 510
On motion Kenety & McCann being the
lowest bidders were awarded the con-
tract.
Bids for the sewer in West Fifth
street:
B. Donahue
O. G. Kringle
Dubuque Construction Co
J. & E. Blake
Steuck & O'Farrell
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That Angella street between Pier st.
and Cox street, be graded. guttered,
curbed and macadamized, in conformity
with the ordinance upon that subject.
E 1437
945
1023
1887
1027 20
That the city engineer be and 1s hereby
directed to make the necessary plans
and specifications for said improvement,
and the city recorder directed to give
the proper notice for bids and proposals
for the performance of the work; the
guttering, curbing and macadamizing
to be done at the expense of the owners
of the abutting property. Grading to
be done in total.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aid. Bauer, Ronson, Cullen.
Halpin, Kaufmann, Ryder, Shea, Schul-
te and Vogler.
Nayes—None.
Aid. Kaufmann offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That sidewalks of good two-inch
plank. brick, stone or cement, be, within
ten days of this notice constructed and
laid in conformity with the ordinance In
relation to sidewalks as follows:
6 feet wide on the east side of Broad-
way street between Blocklinger's Lane
:urd Diagonal street.
-' feet wide on the north side Block-
linger's Lane between Couler avenue
and Broadway street.
Where not already laid at the expense
of abutting property. Adopted by the
following vote:
Ayes—Aid. Bauer, Ronson. Cullen.
Halpin, Kaufmann, Ryder. Shea, Schul-
te and Vogler.
Nayes—None.
Ald. Ronson moved that one alderman
from each ward be appointed by the
rnayor, he to act as chairman, to confer
with the Board of Trade and the offloials
of the Chicago & Northwestern R. R.
Co. in regard to having the same ex-
tended to and through the city of Du-
buque. Carried.
Ald. Halpin moved to adjourn. Car-
ried.
41 fat:
Reeordrr
-4pprored
Mayor.
1,ist of Ira rottoix,
•x•725
CITY W A R R,A N I'S,
CITY ILILCORDEH'S OFFICE,
Dubuque. Iowa, )Pt. 1, 1895.
The following is a complete list of war-
rants issued by me during the, month of
September. 1895:
F Olinger, salary for month of
August $125 00
11 B Online, salary for city treas-
urer 208 10
'I' J Cooney, salary for city re-
corder 116 70
M M Nlc:'arten, salary for auditor116 70
.1 F Stemin. salary for assessor125 00
Jas i ICnight, salary fur city at-
torney 150 00
Edw Morgan, salary for marshal100 00
Joe Reiufried, salary fur fii•echief 100 00
John Carter, salary for street com-
missioner 91 65
John O'Connell. salary for commit
tee clerk 83 35
Wm H Knowlton. city engineer200 00
Jas Boyce. assistant engineer 100 00
S Hyde, assistant engineer 100 00
Henry l*lab. assistant engineer 50 00
lief Osborne. ally electrician 75 00
Chas Hillery. ~ewer inspector 1:!14), W
Joe 1' Tract. market master
50
1-1 Bengt!. park custodian 'SU 00
1' Jess. wharf master
Ur F W Wieland. health officer6050 00
00
M Eitel. fireman
John Essman, fireman 75 00
A Duccini. fireman 50 00
J Flynn. fireman .. 60 00
J Wiltse. fireman
C Specht. fireman
J Tschudi. fireman
Ldw Keas, tireman
Jas Daily. tireman
Job Barnes. fireman -.•
A McDonnell. fireman
J Murphy. fireman
\V Ducey, fireman
1 Sehonberger. fireman
1' Ryder. fireman
NI Fahey, fireman
D Ahearn. fireman
'1' Walker. fireman
Wn► Hippuran, fireman
t' t.lanahl. fireman
lieu Oir'ke, fireman
Geo Reimlck. fireman
W Williams. fireman
T Flynn. fireman
9 Essman. fireman
.1 Rooney. fireman
f' Kenneally, fireman
Chas Kannolt. fireman
.las Allen. fireman
Wm McBride, fireman
R Weston, fireman
Wm Lempke, flrelnan
P Maas. fireman
John Becker. fireman
Chas Huber. firemen
C Yoan. fireman
Wm Len>,pke. fireman
i\tax Rich. fireman
Jas Barker. fireman ..............
Wm Klefs. fireman ................
Ja.ck Brode. fireman
Jas Agnew. fireman ..r
.1 .1 Murphy. police
John Raesle. Police
F Carney. notice
'Phomas Reilly, police
1 Fitzpatrick, police
Dan Norton, police
Jas Allen, police
I Reuter, police
J Flynn, police
50 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
45 05
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
14 20
\ .Vdcrson. laborer 7 80
\l Becklus. laborer 4 05
11 Berry. laborer 3 40
Chas Buse, laborer 202 95
Chas Boetke. laborer 8 10
P 13randenberger, laborer008
John Bot.oms, laborer 11
8 80
7 45
8 10
21 00
11 50
11 35
10 15
9 80
:17 50
37 50
Jas Cahill. laborer 10 50
John Corbett. laborer 25 35
John Cushing. laborer 7 45
Wm CrumPa'ell, laborer 15 55
\\'m Carter. laborer 70 50
8 45
8 10
8 10
26 35
6 75
20 95
8 10
6 45
8 10
8 10
7 45
15 90
9 15
54 00
2 05
25 50
Edw Mor.re, police
11 Kitty. police
1' Sutton. police
M Craug'h, police
1' Sullivan, police
1' l'on'ers. police
F Rhombi rg, police
J Rooney. police
I .\l:tnhoff, police
\V m 4 rltrlen. police
.Lis ti'Halloran, Police
Jas Lunergan, police
.1 Hilee n, police
.1 Murphy. Police
.1 Noel. police
Wm Hennessey, police
.1as Carer. police
1' Scharf, police
1' McC.ollins, pollee
.fur Sec;, police
r Hanlon. Police
Il Lavery. police
Win Frith. pollee
\\'m Howard, police
John Pollens. pound toaster
1' Ahearn. laborer
l' Burke. laborer
60
1:),," Val Burns. laborer
11 l:in,rs. laborer
50 00 Jas Butler. laborer
J.. 30 11 Beckett. laborer
GO 00 J Brachtobrack. laborer
60 00 Phil Becker. laborer
60 00 .1 Byrne, laborer
Ja4 Bennett. labor on bridge
• 60 00 Bushman laborer
50 00
50 00
50 00
60 00
60 00
B Cain. uolice t
John Loetscher, police . • • • • • ' •
P 17cNerney, police ,..•...........
60 00
00 \1 Coyle. laborer
John Corcoran. laborer
U
48 3.,
a I, Cahill. laborer
-0 00
44 85.I••rry Cahill. laborer
60 00 .1 rase. laborer
60 00 NI Carmody, laborer
"U 00 I; Conlin. laborer
"0 00
Nl Crahin. laborer
0U UO
,las Connelly, laborer
60 00 1 Coyne. laborer
50 00 Pat Dempsey. laborer
50 Oil '1 Differding, laiborer
2410 1 Dittman. laborer
DumPhey, laborer
00
.::1 . Dovla r•
labo.'
•
6 65 .I Driscoll labor
2 00
2 00 Pat Doyle, la'b'orer on bridge • • • . , 31 60
1 40
200 Dafon cin. laborer ......• ........ 3 40
2 00 ("has Dillon. laborer ...... •
2 00 .las Dixon. laborer ......... ... • •. 5 405 40
laborer ..........
2 00 calif Balding,5 40
2 00 J Dougherty, lalborer • • • • • • • • • ... 5 00
75 00
2 00 � 11 Donahue, laborer ............... 13 20
borer
7500
50 00
50 0050 00
John Evert 1
. a 8 10
Wm Erwin. laborer . • • • • " • 14 85
.1 Eagan. laborer ................. 4 85
.1 Fix. laborer 5 10
P Fitzgerald, lalborer ...... .. 15 90
50 00 \1 Fetshhie, laborer ...
226
List of Warrant .
L Fritz. laborer
C Fisher. laborer
Dan Fox. laborer
Geo GOA'. laborer
John Glessler. laborer
Joe Genzel. laborer
P Ginter. laborer
Aug Goss. laborer
J Grab. laborer
C Grunzig, laborer
Joe Ginter. laborer
13 Gloss. laborer
Jas Gillisple, laborer
J M Garrison. laborer
P Gregory. laborer
H Gollie. taborer
M Hardie. laborer
Dan Harman. laborer
H Haas. taborer
F Herzog, laborer
John Hafey, laborer
Jas Hird, laborer
Jas .Harker. laborer
A HIrd. laborer
Jas Houten. laborer
M Hopes, laborer
C Heck. laborer
J Handley. laborer
Geo Reiss. laborer
Joe Jecklin. laborer
A Johnson. laborer
A Jaeger, laborer
P Jacobi. laborer
Wm Juneens. laborer
C Kampman. laborer
F Kreeger. laborer
J Karsch. laborer
F S King, laborer
.1 Kraus. laborer
F Kornecker. laborer
John Kelly, laborer
P Kearney. laborer
A Kapp, laborer
John Kinsella. laborer on bridge
P Kinney. laborer
Mat Kline. laborer
T Kelly, laborer
Wm Leicht. laborer
H Luck. laborer
J Lavin. laborer
H Lembeek. laborer
M Loes. laborer
b` Lassance, laborer
J Mullen, laborer
T Meggbson, laborer
R Mack, laborer
T Murry. laborer
T Mulqueeney. laborer
E Meeker, laborer
D Miner, laborer
L Meurisse, laborer
M Mickes. laborer
C Mackelberg,laborer
P Moran. laborer
P Murry. laborer
M Mahoney, laborer
Jas Messer, laborer
M Murphy. laborer
P Mohan. laborer
P Murphy, laborer on bridge
J Maroney, laborer
Wm Miller, laborer
Jas Melloy, laborer
C Madden. laborer on bridge
B McCormack, laborer
M MeCone, laborer
M McCarten,laborer
Wm McDermott. laborer
L McEvoy, laborer
J McNulty, laborer
P McMullen, laborer
M McNamara. laborer
T McDonnell. Laborer
14 55
10 80
16 20
12 15
11 50
4 05
7 45
11 15
20 95
20 95
16 20
9 45
4 05
2 05
1 35
6 75
27 00
17 55
7 45
1755
10 15 ,
29 60
14 55
5 40
7 80
12 15
10 15
5 40
6 45
8 SO
19 95
3105
18 00
12 15
18 90
14 20
6 75
1 35
11 85
12 15
19 95
4 05
9 45
50 00
35 10
22 96
4 75
2 05
7 45
7 80
11 60
35 10
5 10
2 70
19 25
16 90
2 05
16 25
24 30
5 40
13 50
1 35
17 55
3 40
3 40
3 40
9 45
8 10
7 80
50 00
4 05
8 80
2 70
37
4
13
12
11
3
20
8
14
12
50
05
60
75
50
40
25
10
65
15
A McGuan. laborer
Jas McCormack. laborer
P McNulty, laborer
13 McGaffery. laborer
Adam Nick. laborer
A Neddd. laborer
M Nuten. laborer
John O'Dea. laborer
18 90
11 16
9 00
6 45
4 05
1 35
4 05
Pat O'Brien. Sr. laborer 9 40
F Oswald. laborer 11 36
1 36
Jas Purcell. laborer 8 80
D Powers. laborer 9 45
J Powers laborer 8 80
J Perryon. laborer 1 35
3 Quail. laborer 70
J Raetz. laborer 34 50
F Rieger. laborer 6 76
A Reuter. laborer 18 25
T Reilly, laborer 4 06
M Reiseck, laborer 35 10
Chas Reilly. laborer 9 45
C Schaetzle, laborer G 40
John Manders. laborer 3 40
John Schroeder, laborer 11 50
L Stein, laborer 70
L Stein. laborer 12 15
Wm Schwagier. laborer 7 45
1-' Sehiltz. laborer 1910
John Serres, laborer 12 50
P Sl,,tier.,.laborer 1216
John Spahn• laborer 19 50
\I Shay. laborer 3 40
.1 Sullivan. !taborer 7 45
Wm Spensley. laborer 1310
J It Stevens. laborer 21 30
J F. Sullivan, laborer 7 80
A It Stevenson. laborer 75 00
Joe Seik. laborer 25 00
,Iaool, Schreier, laborer 6 45
J I. Sullivan. laborer 6 45
M Specht, laborer 4 75
Nie Sweeney. laborer 8 10
NI Sullivan, laborer 6 75
.1 Mtadl, laborer 2 05
I ►ennis Sullivan. laborer
Wm Thompson, laiborer
0' Theiering, laborer
Wm Terry, labor on bridge
J Weitz. laborer
F.d Welsh. laborer
01 Weldenbacher, laborer
John Whelan. laborer
P Wagner. laborer
John Wolfe. laborer
Joe Welty, laborer
J Welsh. laborer
Geo Willman. laborer
Con Welsh. laborer on bridge
P Wertin. laborer on bridge
R Wittkamp, laborer
M White, laborer
N Wickham. laborer
W Zach'ina, laborer
Geo Zumhoff. laborer
R Bennett, team
N Brand. team
T Byron, team
C Baker. team
F Burns. team
I Beekman, team
13 Cain. team
W Cook. team
T B Cain. team
John Duggan, team.
T Elliott. team
J Fitzgibbons. team
N Frith. team
J Garrlgan, team
J Geary, team
T Hines, team
P Horsch, team
P Jardln, team
T Kane, team
2 70
8 80
5 40
37 50
70
2 40
6 10
3 40
8 80
20 25
8 80
10 80
2 70
40 00
40 00
46 50
6 75
13 50
13 50
30 75
42 55
5 40
22 95
10 80
4 05
6 75
21 60
13 50
16 20
25 65
30 40
8 10
27 00
14 85
7 45
16 20
1 35
20 25
8 10
Lid Ur ii'iWI ants.
Dr Henry Kinin, team 20 25
P Kenneally, team 22 95
Mrs Kelly. team 17 55
R Love, team 64 80
C Lelcht, team 17 55
.0 Lempke. team 14 85
J Long. team 33 75
W A Lowry, team 23 65
A Leik. team 2 70
P Linehan. team 2 70
J G Moore. team 26 35
F Mathis :team 37 15
Mrs Molloy, team 8 10
R Mathis. team 15 55
C Messerknecht, team 13 50
John McGrath. team 27 70
Wm McGrath. team 18 90
Jeff McGrath. team 28 35
C McEhfth. team 17 55
J J McCollins. team 37 15
C M McGovern. team 12 85
S Norton. team 13 50
J Baker, team 33 10
A Paley. team
Mrs Quinlivan, team
Geo Reynolds. team
H Schmidt. team
J Strotz. team
F Schulz. team
Edw Seeley, team
J Savage. team
D Sutherland. team
J Sutherland. team
J Terry. team
M Tice. team
Cath Tobin. team
J Von Holten. team
Geo Wetter. team
J Williams. team
A Waller. team
John Hillery. sewer
Steve Rousch. sewer
Joe Rooney. sewer
Chas F. Hillery. sewer 8
J McCollins. team for sewer 25
J P Traut, hoard of prisoners
Edw Daily. removing records and 5
safes 11
H Geiger, repairs around !hall
Mrs. Koenig,. Janitor. $20: scrub- 35
ming, 315.05 15
Mrs Kien. scrubbing offices 45
P A Rose, catching doge
Chas Atkinson. painting and paper 83
hanging
A Jaeger, labor around city hall6
John Hayes, cleaning around mar 21
ket .
'R McGivern, sanitary patrolman50
Wm Gedsheker. assistant engineer 55
37
22;
Clay street !63 69
Kennety & McCann. improving
Clay street .. 500 00
Kennety & McCann. improving
Clay street 159 78
Dubuque Construction Co. improv
ing Clay street 600 00
Dubuque Construction Co, improv
ing Clay street.... .... 280 00
Dubuque Construction Co, improv
ing Clay street 500 00
Dubuque Construction Co, improv
ing Clay street 500 00
Dubuque Construction Co, improv
ing Clay street r)00 00
Dubuque Construction Co. improv
Mg Clay street 400 00
Dubuque Construction Co, con-
structing sewer 144 00
John Tiibey, grading Curtis street. 500 00
John Tibey, grading Curtis street. 400 00
J J McCollins, filling on 4th street
extension 10 20
6 75 N H Schilling, repairing sidewalk, 8 25
50 65 John Tdbey. stone for crossing.,,, 36 30
20 25 Wm Scharf. macadam 26 60
27 00 P Quinn. macadam 26 30
5 40 Del Gagne & Son. macadam 39 30
4 05 Geo W Farley. filling on 4th street
28 35 extension 7 56
8 10 .1 1' Schroeder. tile pipe 20 25
23 65 Harger & Blish. stationery 15 23
70 Frank Burns. cleaning vaults 36 24
70 Headford Bros & Hitchins, rail
16 20 chairs for Clay street 123 114
26 35 The Telegraph. blank stationery•. 40 25
24 30 W W Wormood. winding town
20 25 clock ••72 00
8 20
10 G 13 Grosvenor. stationery
4 05 Union Printing Co blank station- 7
47 40 ..ry
60
46 40 Western Electric Supply Co, elec-
39
1 08
00 tris supplys
37 00 Palmer, Winall Co, postal cards.. 1 76
10 Shipley & Bauman. veterinary ser
20 vices 20 15
E E Frith, hauling garbage etc 240 3300
00 Geo W Wunderlich. drugs
40 Trenk Wire Works. wire desk for
treasurer
05 Peter Hansen. hay and oats
00 Aug Fetter, white washing and
00 plastering
P Klauer, water cooler and sup -
20 plies
75 Aug Brown, repairing sewer scrap
John Farley. rod man 50
Jas Morgan. brick inspector 37
John Brady. brick inspector 45
J C Dwire. rod man 15
W C Knowlton. rod man 18
A Boyce. rod man
M Lavin. construction of sewer100
G G Seward, Monday Morning Star
paper
Chas Burchard. assistant park cus 4
todian .... 3
Wm Harring. laborer 2
Chas Beyer. laborer
John McCoy, construction of side- 2
walk
01 Kringle. construction of sewer. 17
Kennety & McCann. improving
60
Clay street •• •••• . ....roving 50
Kennety & McCann, imp
Clay street • • • • • ,..•'
Kennety & McCann. improving 60
Clay street .... . ....roving
Kennety & McCann. imp
ers
60 Albert Gasser. brick for manholes
00 Dubuque Water Co. changing hy-
00 drant
50 Dubuque Woodenware Co. lumber
00 Dubuque Water Co. moving hy- 47 15
60 drant 715
00 M Brown & Son, hay
00 John Essman, repairs on harness1 26
00 Dubuque Water Co. 314 hydras 500 00
On for August
Dubuque Water Co. 314 hydrants 500
for August
00
Dubuque Water Co. 314 hydrants 308 33
for August 2 33
Merkes & Hassler. bran
Ryder Bros, six kegs of soda 30 0000
Chas E Berry, harness 436 00
B D Linehan, repairing tools
Key City Gas Co. coal and coke . 29 79
Farley Loetscher & Co. repairingg 86
ladder 3 85
Geo W Wunderlich. drugs 20 10
Lagen & Sloan. horse shoeing • •
Torn Connolly. new wheels for 60 00
hook and ladder
Diamond Jo Line Steamers, can -
1.0 00
31 40
10 25
15 25
1 50
3 26
25 20
21 58
gai
3 00
0 30
9 00
7 75
1 12
6 30
000
0 00
0 00
s
228 Li8t, (f' 1Varrvriits.
Mas apron
E C Porter, drugs
Dubuque 011 Tank Dine, oil
P Hansen, hay
Svendsen & Ott. lumber
Jos A Palen. drugs
McCarten Bros. water pails
Dubuque Wagon Co, repairing
tools
Dubuque Woodenware Co. lumber
G B Grosvenor. stationery
E F Sprengelmeyer, cuspidors
glasses
Al J G La Nicca. oil
Svendsen & Ott. lumber
L Lindenberg, nails
McCarten Bros. matches. soap etc
C N Dohs, copying transcript In
Brunskill case
N H Shilling, cutting doors in
cellar
B E Linehan. cement
Jordan & Jordan. lumber and grad
ing
Geo Clark. work on vaults
Farley. Loetscher & Co. mould-
ings etc for vaults
Hardie & Seharle. blank station-
ery 206 90
Reinfried & Jaeger, nails 15
N M O'Neill, hay 118 10
Dubuque Rubber & Bite Co, hose
for patrol house 6 50
Fratz & Clark, drugs 26 10
Fred Schloz, repairing tools 26 65
Baumgartner & Kleth, hardware42 00
Mullen Bros. repairing fountains
and plumbing at engine house4 60
Collins & Wilkinson. horse shoe-
ing 15 50
Duggan & Kane. matches, soap
etc 3 45
J P Schroeder. cement 2 15
J Kaufman. services on equaliza-
tion board 50 00
W W Bonson. services on equaliza
tion board 50 00
John Schulte. services on equalizes
tion board 50 00
T .7 Shea. services on equaliza-
tion board 50 00
A A Cullen. services on equalize -
don board 50 00
John F Stemm. services on equali-
zation board 50 00
M M McCarten. services en equali-
zation board 50 00
0 E Guernsey. repairs on steam
roller 3 33
Globe Light & Heat Co. 100 lamps
for June and July 333 34
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co, re-
pairs on hose 25
The Telegraph. advertising for
July 75 00
The Herald, advertising for July75 00
The Globe. advertising for July29 15
The Times, advertising for July29 15
B Lagen, carriage hire on Decora-
tion Day 4 00
and
200
5 70
16 90
13 55
6 22
15 GO
1 20
2 90
27 06
35 95
950
1 00
37 99
8 60
7 25
45 00
10 00
95
3 76
9 77
905
Trexler Bros, carriage hire on Dec
oration Day 9 00
American Fire Engine Co, repair-
ing Steamer Linehan 500 00
American Fire Engine Co, repair-
ing Steamer Linehan 500 00
American Fire Engine Co, repair-
ing Steamer Linehan 500 00
American Fire Engine Co, repair -
Ing Steamer Linehan 500 00
American Fire Engine Co, repair-
ing Steamer Linehan 100 OV
J 11 Green, consultation in Bruns -
skill case 35 00
Key City (;as Co, gas, coke etc 157 74
Wm Spensley, opening Fremont
avenue 30 00
H 13 Gniffke. refunded excavation 145 00
H 13 Gniffke, Interest paid on war-
rants
ar-
rants 500 00
H 13 GTniffke, interest paid on war-
rants
ar-
rants 500 00
H B Gnift'ke. interest paid on war-
rants 34 65
11 B Gniffke, stamps. $10; expense
on bonds. $2.45: commission on
on bonds. $210: expenses, $21,80,
$304.25. refunded tax. $1.65; re-
funded team license $10; dam-
ages. $1.00. $12.65 116 90
G G Scott, money loaned the city.. 500 00
G G Scott, money loaned the city.. 500 00
G G Scott, money loaned the city. 500 00
Tim Shea, money loaned the city.. 500 00
F H Iilnke, money loaned the city. 500 00
F H Finke, money loaned the city. 100 00
Julia Connelly, money loaned the
city .. 150 00
0 0 Kringle, constructing sewer.. 73 13
M McMahon, opening Curtis St .. 15 00
Steuck & O'Farrellirnproving 4th
street 500 00
Steuck & O'Farrell, improving 4th
street 500 00
Steuck & O'Farrell. improving 4th
street 500 00
Steuck & O'Farrell. Improving 4th
street , 500 00
Steuck & O'Farrell, Improving 4th
street 500 00
Steuck & O'Farrell. improving 4th
street 455 00•
Steuck & O'Farrell. improving
West Eagle Point avenue 500 00
Steuck & O'Farrell, improving
West Fktgle Point avenue 500 00
Steuck & O'Farrell, improving •
West Eagle Point avenue 500 00
Steuck & O'Farrell, improving
West Eagle Point avenue 500 00
Steuck & O'Farrell. improving
West Eagle Point avenue 500 00
Steuck & O'Farrell. Improving
West Eagle Point avenue 500 00
Steuck & O'Farrell. improving
West Eagle Point avenue
Steuck & O'Farrell. improving
West Eagle Point avenue
Steuck & O'Farrell. improving
West Eagle Point avenue
Altman & Taylor. imp
Grand View avenue
Altman & Taylor, improving
Grand View avenue
Altman & Taylor, Improving
Grand View avenue
Altman & Taylor, improving
Grand View avenue
500 00
500 00
'
380 00
roving
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
Altman & Taylor, improving
Grand View avenue
Peter Hursch, improving 5th ave-
nue
Peter Horsch, Improving 5th ave-
nue
Peter Horsch, itnproving 5th ave-
nue
Johnstreet Tibey, improving Curtis
JohnStreet Tibey, improving Curtis
Phil Doerr, Improving alley
Geo W Farley, improving alley...
Jos Herod, Juror
M Carney ,Juror
M Luedescher, Juror
Peter Specht, furor
130 00
500 00
500 00
190 00
500 00
134 00
465 00
400 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
.11
Lit of Warrant,, 229
Paul Bewer. Juror 4 00
J W Norton..iuror 4 00
Richard Bennett. Juror 4 00
John Jess. Juror 4 00
M Brown, Juror 400
Edw Starr, Juror 4 00
J Zangmelster. Juror 4 00
J Eichhorn. Juror 4 00
Brick & Schon & Schnieder, mac -
132 60
adam
Chris Frohs. macadam 32 92
M Farrell. macadam 12 75
Nick Webber. macadam 12 52
I hereby certify that the foregoing 1s a
correct list of warrants issued by me
during the month ofSeptCOONEY95.
T.City Recorder.
P
CITY COUNCIL.
REGULAR SESSION DEC. 2, 1895.
(Official.)
The council met at 9:40 a. m.
Mayor Olinger in the chair.
Present—Aid. Bauer, Ronson, Craw-
ford, Cullen, Halpin, Kaufmann, Ryder,
Shea, Schulte and Vogler.
Ald. Ryder moved that the minutes as
printed be corrected as on page 205 the
paragraphs have been misplaced and
should read as follows:
The committee of the whole report:
In favor of receiving and filing the re-
monstrance of Hubert O'Donnell 'against
special tax for repair of sidewalks.
In favor of having the steamer Peter
Olinger prepared for service and that a
competent engineer be employed to take
charge of her and that the chemical en-
gine company be directed to take charge
of said engine In case of necessity.
Yyur committee of the whole to which
was referred the petition of the Dubuque
and Wisconsin Bridge Company, respect
fully recommend the adoption of the fol-
lowing preamble and resolution:
Whereas, The construction of a high-
way and wagon bridge across the Mis-
sissippi river at Eagle Point is an enter-
prise which will greatly promote the
growth and prosperity of the city and
the comfort and convenience of its citi-
zens.
Therefore be it resolved by the City
Council of the City of Dubuque: That
for the purpose of aiding and encourag-
ing the Dubuque and Wisconsin Bridge
company in the construction of such
bridge, the city council hereby agrees
to appropriate and pay to said bridge
company from the bridge fund in the
city treasury the sum of twenty-five
thousand dollars. to be used for the
construction of the approach to the west
erly end of said bridge, within the limits
of the city of Dubuque. One -halt of said
sum to be paid to said company, when it
shall be made to appear to the city coun-
cll from the certificate of the engineer in
charge of the work, examined and ap-
proved by the city engineer, or other
person experienced in the construction of
such bridges, selected by the city coun-
cil for that purpose, that the work of
constructing the said bridge including
the westerly approach to the same is
fully one-half completed, and the re-
maining one-half of said sum when sald
bridge shall be fully completed and
ready for travel. But no portion of said
appropriation shall be paid until it shall
be made to appear to the satisfaction of
the council, that all the funds necessary
to enable said bridge company to com-
plete and pay for the construction of
said bridge. including the amount to be
contributed by the city, have been fully
secured or provided for. Said install-
ments .to be paid from the bridge tax
collected, in two consecutive years; and
11,1.,-)0),,r 2, 189r. 2i31
-------- - on the further express condition, that no
portion of the money appropriated by
the city shall be expended outside the
limits of the City of Dubuque, and all
that the plans for the construction of
said bridge shall be submitted to, and
approved by the city council.
Resolved further, That the necessary
conditions additional to the foregoing,
.on which the City of Dubuque will aid
the Dubuque and Wisconsin Bridge com-
pany in the construction of the proposed
bridge, be embodied in an ordinance to
be adopted by the city council which in
its terms and conditions shall be substan
tlally the same, so far as applicable, as
the ordinance adopted by the council
August 2nd, 18S6, authorizing and pro-
viding for aiding the Dubuque Pontoon
Bridge company in the construction of a
wagon and foot bridge across the Mis-
sissippi between the city and Last Du-
buque. with the following modifications:
(1). That the provision of Sec (5) of said
ordinance relative to the exemption of
the bridge from city taxation, be so
changed that such exemption shall con-
tinue only until the revenues derived
frnm operating said Eagle Point bridge,
shall be sufficient to pay a net annual
dividend of six per cent., instead of eight
per cent., as in the existing ordinance.
2). Also, that section seven (7) of the
Pontoon ordinance be changed in the•
new proposed ordinance, that the city,
at its option, shall have the right to take
said bridge into its own possession and
control for the purpose of making it
free of toll, by paying the net annual
interest (or rental) of five (5) per cent. on
the actual cost of constructing said
bridge and its approaches, less the 125,-
000 contributed by the city, instead of
eight (8) per cent as provided in said
Pontoon ordinance.
Resolved further, That the City Attor
ney be instructed to prepare and report
an ordinance comprising and embodying
the foregoing terms and conditions.
Report adopted.
The following bills were ordered paid:
Name. For what purpose Amt.
G. F. Kleih, supplies 1 .50
Jerry Murphy, supplies for patrol
house 4 00
Jno. Ernsdorff & Sons, oak lum-
ber 1 20
P Klauer, stove for market master
etc 33 56
A. Vogel & Son, supplies for patrol
wagon
Collings & Wilkinson, horse shoe-
i 1 50
ng
Lear & Pfiffner, horse shoeing8 00
Fred Scholz, repairs for city hall3 55
J. Sherman, supplies for calaboose 9 00
Jos. Geiger, carpenter work around
6 13
city hall 18 45
Mrs. Koenig, jaitress 20 00
Andy Johnson, sawing wood, etc5 00
4 75
Adam Jaeger, to labor
J. P Traut, to meat tag, hooks, etc 3 75
G. F. Klelh, to meat tag, hooks, etc 2 85
Key City Gas Co., to coke for steam
r
.23'2 J i J l,< 1.J'c.60t; , Pero In 1' 2.
roller 4 50
B. Hayes, to exrpessman, etc21 75
J. P. Schroeder, to cement, etc17 70
John Butt, to sharpening tools4 16
Headford Bros. & Hitchins, to
grates, 400 at 2c 8 00
Headford Bros. & Hitchins, to
one man hole casting 22 80
Headford Bros. & Hitchins, to
one man hole casting 12 50
McCarten Bros., supplies 13 00
Dubuque Construction Co., improve-
ment of Clay street 57 62
Dubuque Construction Co., sewer
in alley from llth to 19th street1083 50
Ryan Bros, improvement of Alpine
street 224 22
Ryan Bros., grading Alpine st585 00
P. Horsh, improvement of Fifth
avenue 905 00
P. Horsh, grading Fifth avenue 250 00
D. W. Linehan. grading Middle
avenue 54 00
D. W. Linehan, improvement of
Fengler avenue 17 67
D. W. Linehan, grading Fengler
avenue 108 00
D. W. Linehan, improvement of
Middle avenue S 66
John Blake, constructing sewer in
Fenelon Place 722 00
Steuck & O'Farrell, grading West
Eagle Point avenue 1170 00
Phil Doerr, improvement of alley
east of Stafford avenue 15 22
Phil Doerr, improvement of alley
from Merz to Ries 15 24
Phil Doerr, work on Liebnitz west
to North Main street 150 00
John Pickley, grading Schiller ave. 72 00
John Pickley, improvement of Schil-
ler avenue 109 48
John Tibey, improvement of Rush
street 207 17
John Tibey, grading Rush street400 00
Wm. Dodson, stone 59 50
John Tibey, stone 24 00
W. Cook, improvement of alley
from Schiller avenue to Middle21 59
Wm. Gueicker, level man 55 00
John Farley, rod and axeman40 00
Altman & Taylor, improvement
of Grandview avenue 839 17
W. C. Oastler, street scraper 349 37
Seuck, O'Farrell & Linehan, fm
provement of Locust street from
10th to 17th 614 59
N. H. Shilling, brick, cement, etc.150 50
Thomas Hossut, improvemnt of
South Bluff street 378 00
Thomas Hossut, grading South
Bluff 75 00
Steuck & O'Farrell, improvement of
West Eagle Point avenue366 57
Geo. W. Farley, grading Rebecca
street 85 00
Peter Hansen, supplies for
roller
Peter Hansen, supplies for patrol
house 4 20
O. E. Guernsey, supplies for steam
roller 18 22
O. E. Guernsey, supplies for sewers 1 75
John Harney, repairs for street4 50
steam
2 55
Smedley Mfg. Co., repairs on steam
roller
Hassman & hies, 'supplies for
streets
Dr. Wieland, supplies for health
department 8 12
.1. Sherman ,table for health dept75
Evens & Fuchs, wood for city
hall 15 00
lteinfried & Jaeger, supplies to mar-
ketmaster 1 15
Reinfried & Jaeger, supplied to
park custodian. 1 65
Frank Keachle, labor In Mayor's
office 14 50
Knapp, Stout & Co., lumber 116 71
A. Wunderlich. horse shoeing 14 70
John Gust. basket for fire dept3 00
Dubuque Water Co., hydrants in
Milwaukee yards 200 00
Dubuque Wooden Ware Co., fire-
wood 3 00
Key City Gas Co., coal for fire dept 8 85
Key City Gas Co., coke for fire dept 8 45
T. W. Ruete, supplies for fire dept. 39 20
Headford Bros. & Hitchins, sup-
plies for sewers 22 80
Excelsior Brass Works. supplies
for lire dept. 37 60
P. H. Halpin, supplies for fire dept 6 60
Collins & Wilkinson, horse shoeing
fire dept 7 00
Lear & Pfiffner, horse shoeing, fire
dept 8 00
John Butt, repairs for fire dept3 90
Dubuque Water Co., rent of hy-
drants 1325 00
Dubuque Herald, balance on print-
ing for Sept 7 50
F. Scholz, repairs for sewers 13 85
Headford Bros. & Hitchins, re-
pairs for sewers 75
Dubuque Telegraph, printing 19 00
E. E. Frith, hauling garbage, etc204 70
Harger & Blish, books and station-
ery 54 45
Maggie Murray, typewriting 50
Jones & Christman, supplies 1 25
Geo. W. Schrup, copies of session
laws 1 50
Wm. H. Kaep, service as clerk50 00
Ham & Carver. 100 books 30 00
M. Brown & Son, hay for patrol and
pound 5 50
Headford Bros., greaes, etc 800
Fred Scholz, repairing tools 15 85
Collins & Wilkinson, horse shoe-
ing
M. J. G. La Nicca, to drugs
C. W. Purcell, oil, etc
G. F. Kleih, hardware, etc
McElrath Teaming Co, to team
labor day 2 00
Jacob Traut, one pair rubber boots 4 50
Gotf. Gemehle, work on tax books100 00
Jos Reinfrled, to railroad fare to
Atlanta and return 66 00
Robs. McGivern, sanitary police
service 50 00
The following were referred to the Pi' -
lice and light committee:
Key City Gas Co .... .... $ 97.6;;
Globe Light and Heat Co 170 00
The following bills were referred to the
committee on fire and water:
90
35
3 00
30
2 20
30
/4f/f// ,1essorlll, bee 'rrebel ' 2, J .
Dubuque Water Co. for flush
tanks *562 50
For horse drinking fountains 584 45
W S Nutt Company. for hose 1300 00
The following bills were referred to
the committee on public grounds and
buildings:
Policy of the Key City Fire Insur-
ance Co.. on Central engine
house. amount 8000 00
Premium 162 00
Dubuque Fire & Marine Ins. Co.,
for insurance on engine house
on 18th and Clay ........ 2000 00
Premium 37 50
The following bills were referred to the
city attorney:
Bill of John Jansen 35 00
Bill of John Maclay 3 25
The bills of the Dubuque Telegraph of
375.00 and of the Herald of $67.50 for of-
ficial printing were referred to the print-
ing committee.
The following bills were referred to the
sewer committee.
B Donahue. for newer in Alpine
street 100 00
Dubuque Water Co.. labor on 3 50
Grove Terrace
The bill of W. H. Knowlton of $1.95
was referred to the committee on sup-
plies.
The bill of the Key City Gas Co. for
pipe for $23.75 was referred to the sewer
committee.
Bill of Steuck & O'Farrel and Line-
han for 3590.87 for extra work and mater-
ial on Fourth and Locust streets was
referred to the paving committee.
Petitions.
The following petitions referred to the
committee of the whole:
Petition of John Burke asking for dam
ages on account of improvement of
Object!on of Julius Otto against as- special assessment for Improvement of
Grandview avenue.
sessment fur improvement of West West f:rd street. Eagle Point avenue,
Fagle Point avenue. and tiled Grandview avenue, was
Mrs. Maurice O'Regan asking to have receivedPetition of Carl Spiegelhalter asking
special assessment for the improvement to be given any kind of work by the clay,
of Grandview avenue remitted.
Petition of John Jansen asking to be was granted if any was to be had.
recompensed for strip of land taken Petition of Eliza Hoey asking for an
by the city. extension of time in which to connect
• Petition of' M. H. Moore in relation to with the sanitary sewer, was granted
the opening of a street from Grandview and time extended to spring.
avenue to Southern avenue across min- City Auditor Reports
of Ofa.rten cern. as fol -
laws:
lo
eral lots 38 and 60a'
Petition of Henry Glab to be rein- ce cawh on hand Nov 1,
stated as an assistant in the engineer's laan$24,52095 89
department. during the month of Collections
The petition of Jacob Welty asking 58,906 44
November
for compensation ontHi for property alleged 383,427 33
to he taken High Inuit between Sehil- rota)
ler and Middle avenues by a change of Disbursements dung month of 57 349 63
line of street. November
On motion the rules were suspended .
and all parties that wished to address .
6,077 80
the council were parties addressed the Ato do so. l o reported $1.956.55 amount sh on hand Dec. 1st. 1895 required
The following g T
council objecting' to the assessment for to pay c11896fficers for the month of No -
the paving and improving the following v
er.
council
of both
233
for paving Locust and also in behalf of
the Theological college on 17th and Sem-
inary street for paving 17th street.
The following petitions remonstrating
against the paving of 17th were also re-
ferred to the same committed.
Est. of G. L. Torbert.
F. B. Daniels.
Mrs. F. 13. Daniels.
H. Rose.
A. Vogel.
1'. W. Crawford.
The assessment levied to pay for surer
in Grove Terrace from llth street to Wil-
ber Lane was also referred to the com-
mittee of the whole and engineer.
The following petitions were referred
to the delinquent tax committee.
F. Hitohins.
Wm. Ziepprecht.
C. H. Tice.
The following petitions were granted:
Petition of John Flynn asking to hav-
ing special assessment for repair of
sidewalk as the same was broken by
city teams.
Petition of J. L. Bunting & Co., allow-
ing him to place a automatic fire and
burglar alarm in the city hall without
cost to the city.
The following were referred to the
street committee and engineer:
Petition of T. E. Rhomgerg protesting
against assessment being levied against
lot 39 McCraney's 2nd addition. that
Petition of John Kapp et al asking
Willow street be extended east to West
Locust street.
The petition of John Terry asking the
city to pay doctor bill against him on
account of the accident that happened
him while driving the stt'eet roller,
was referred to the committee on
claims.
Petition of Wm. Hlntrager objecting to
streets:Also presented 'a list of coupons redeem
D.C.
D. against
pCramaying
addressed the etAlso
s itng November. 1895.
recommended that the city re -
West paying dor assessment
re -
West Locust and 17th streets. deem $10.000 worth more of improvement
D. K. Lyon on behalf of the Congrega- Report received and warrants ordered
meationt church against paying for assess dr,awn'to pay city officers and report re-
H.ment for Locust street.
Street Commissioner Carter reported
O'Donnell objected on behalf of ferred to finance committee.
assessment
E. churchment for on 77th and Iowa irovementt.• . there was due for labor on streets $2, -
Prof.
17th street imp
Prot Bayless objected to assessment 735.65 and presented statement where
December 2, 1895
Work had been performed.
Warrant ordered drawn to pay for
labor and report referred to street com-
mittee.
Fire Chief Reinfried reported $1,740,
amount required to pay firemen for the
month of November. 1895.
Warrants ordered drawn •to pay fire-
men and report referred to the fire com-
mittee.
Marshall .Morgan reported $1,885.25,
amount due police for November, 1895.
Also reported 80 arrests .during No-
vember. fines and cost paid. $101; fines
collected for impounded, $5.50; and pre-
sented receipt for $5.50.
Warrants ordered drawn to pay police
and report referred to committee on po-
lice and light.
• Sewer inspector Hillery reported $159.-
50,antount due for labor on sewers.
Warrants ordered drawn to pay labor-
ers and report referred to the sewer
committee.
Market Master Traut presented treas-
urer's receipt for *20.45 armount received
from scales.
Also reported $38.40 amount due for
feeding prisoners during November.
Report adopted and warrants ordered
drawn to pay for feeding prisoners.
Woodmeasurer Jess presented treas-
urer's receipt for *3.90 per cent due the
city for wood measured during Novem-
. ber.
Report adopted.
City Electrician Osborn reported that
*22.41 be reduced from the Star Electric
Co. for lamps reported out during No-
vember. Adopted.
The reports of Weighmasters Chars.
Pitschner, Jos Straney and J. P. Schroe-
der were received and filed.
Ald. Shea moved to adjourn to 2. p. m.
Carried.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Council met at 2:10 p. .m.
Mayor Olinger in the chair.
Present—Aids. Bonson. Crawford, Cul-
len, Halpin. Kaufmann, Shea, Schulte
and Vogler.
Reports of Committees.
Ald'.
Bonson: chairman of the ordi-
nance committee. presented and read for
the first time the following ordinance:
AN ORDINANCE.
An ordinance authorizing the Mayor to
revoke licenses issued by the City and
providing a penalty for carrying on
any ibusiness or occupation after a 1i -
cense is revoked. •
Be it ordained by the City Council of
the CIty of Dubuque,
Sec. 1. That authority be and is here-
by given the mayor whenever in his judg
ment the public interests require it to re-
voke any license issued by the city by
filing a written revocation thereof with
the city recorder and the service of a
copy of the same on the licensee or if he
cannot be found in the city on any of his
employees or agents and from the date
of the filing and service of such written
revocation as aforesaid: the license so
revoked shall be of no effect whatever.
Sec. 2. That any person whose license
has been revoked as aforesaid may file
a written protest against such revoca-
tion with the city recorder within two
days after such revocation and such per-
son shall be heard in support of such pro-
test at any regular or special meeting of
the council. and 4n case the council sees
fit to continue the license of such person
it shall do so by a majority vote of all
its members and the license of such per-
son shall continue for the period stated
therein.
Sec. 3. That any person having obtain
ed a license from the City of Dubuque to
conduct any .business or occupation who
shall continue to conduct such business
or occupation after the license issued to
him therefor has been revoked by the
mayor Shall. on, conviction, thereof be
fined in a sum not to exceed Twenty Five
Dollars for each and every day he con-
tinues in said business or occupation.
Sec. 4. This ordinance shall be in ef-
fect from and after its passage and one
publication In the official papers of the
city.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Bonson. Cullen, Halpin,
Kaufmann, Shea. Schulte and Vogler.
Noes—Aid. Crawford.
Aid. Bonson moved that the rules be
suspended grid the ordinance read by its
title and placed on its final passage.
Carried by the following vote:
Ayes—_Ads. Bonson. Cullen, Halpin,
Kaufmann• Shea. Schulte and Vogler.
Noes—Aid. Crawford.
The ordinance was then read by its
title and adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Bonson. Cullen, Halpin,
Kaufmann. Shea. Schulte and Vogler.
Noes—Ald. Crawford.
Ald. Ryder. chairman of the finance
committee. reported infavor of having
warrants drawn for the city treasurer
for money advanced during the month of
November: also that loan warrants be
drawn for the several parties as shown
by the report. of the treasurer.
Report adopted.
Ald. Vogler. chairman of the commit-
tee on claims, reported as follows:
In favor of allowing Wm. Rieman 630
in full of all claim against the city for
injury received by him.
In favor of receiving and filing the
claim of Mary and Nettie .Blake for al-
leged damages to their property on Foye
street.
Also report adverse to the claim of
Carl Nank for alleged damages to his
property on Middle street.
Report adopted.
Ald. Kaufmann, chairman on streets,
reported as follows:
Your commIttee report In favor of ap-
proving of the recommendation
of the city engineer in relation to change
of grade on Amge7Ia and Catherine
streets' and recommend that he be di-
rected to prepare profiles of change of
grade in accordance therewith.
Also report in favor of instructing J.
H. hoznberg to aveneon or betoe
remove the
rnJan
HighBridge
n.
5th, 1896, and that no saloon will be al-
lowed to run on said premises after De-
cember 31st• 1895. as the land is city
property:
Also report in favor of granting the
within petition of F. W. Kringle for the
improvement of Catherine street as the
same has been ordered by the council.
Also report adverse to the petition of
C. Hertner in relation to special assess-
ment for the improvement of 5th avenue.
Also report in favor of accepting the
within proposition of Jessie Venn for
doing filling on High Bridge avenue at
10 cents per yard under the supervision
December 2. 1895
of the city engineer providing said till -
Ing is not taken from city property.
Also report in favor of granting the
petition of Ed. Conlin et al, so far as it
relates to laying 4 toot walk on Rush
street, but report adverse to balance of
petition in regard to retaining wall on
sidewalk.
Also report in favor of receiving and
filing the within petition of Maria Kemp
et al in relation to grade of Southern
avenue. •
Also report in favor of paying the fol-•
lowing bill:
Key City Gas Co.. coke for steam rol-
ler. $67.38.
Report adopted. '
Ald. Crawford. chairman of the har-
bor committee. reported in favor of in-
structing the city engineer to divide the
dee harbor in two parts for skating rink
purposes. In accordance with the resolu-
tion of the council' passed May 7th, 1894,
and that Mr. Bohn be allowed to use the
portion on the north side o; the harbor
for said purposes.
Report adopted.
Ald. Vogler. chairman of the commit-
tee on supplies. reported in favor of al-
lowing the following bills:
Martin & Strelau. $21.21.
Trexler Bros.. $4.00.
B. Dagen. $3.00.
Report adopted.
Ald. Ryder and Bauer arrived at 2:50
p. m.
Ald. Bauer, chairman of the police and
light 'committee, reported in favor of
paying the following bills:
Star Electric Co $1625 40
Globe Light & Heat Co 17.0 00
'Globe Light & Heat Co 170 00
Key City Gas Co 80 10.
Also recommend that an electric light
be placed at the intersection of 17th and
Iowa streets, as there are two churches
at said point.
Report adopted.
Ald. Vogler, chairman of the cum-
mittee of the whole, reported as follows:
Adverse to the petition of contractors
asking that they be paid the 5 per cent
balance on their contracts retained for
one year as the same is a part of the
specifications under which the contracts
were let.
Also recommend that the Illinois Cen-
tral R .R .Co. be requested to cover the
sawdust and debris on their property
south of Railroad avenue with sand or
earth filling so as to prevent said saw-
dust and debris from catching fire so
easily, and that said Company be noti-
fied to perform work as soon as practi-
cable.
Also reoommend that an electric light
be placed in front of Finley Hospital
on Allison Place as the same is a public
necessity.
Also recommend that the ordinance
committee and city attorney be instruct-
ed to draft an ordinance amending the
ordinance in relation to "out and inside
electrical construction, embodying such
features as are feasable that are con-
talned in the, Davenport ordinance.
Report adopted.
Ald. Crawford, chairman of the print -
2,1,8' 9;).
•
ing committee, reported in favor of al-
lowing $67.50 on the bill of the Herald
for printing during October, 1895.
Report adopted.
Also reported having considered the
petition of the publishers of the Morning
Star, asking that that paper be made
one of the official papers of the city, re-
spectfully recommend that the question
of employing official papers be post-
poned until next spring.
Ald. Shea moved as an amendment
that said paper be allowed $10.00 per
month for publishing official notices.
Lost by the following vote:
Ayes—Cullen, Kaufmann, Ryder and
Shea.
Noes—Aid. Bauer, Bonson, Crawford,
Halpin, Schulte and Vogler.
The vote recurring on the report of
the committee was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote:
Ayes—Aids. Bauer, Bonson, Crawford,
Halpin, Schulte and Vogler.
Noes—Aids. Cullen, Kaufmann, Ryder
and Shea.
Ald. Cullen, chairman of the delin-
quent tax committee, reported in favor
of cancelling the taxes of Mrs. David
Grant on her homestead for 1894. •
Report adopted.
Ald. Schulte, chairman of the sewer
committee, reported as follows:
In favor of instructing M. Tschirgi,
Jr., to construct man holes in the middle
of each block in the alley between Main
and Locust and 1st and 8th streets, and
that the sewer in said alley be kept
properly cleaned, and free from all ob-
structions, and in case of failure of said
M. Tsohirgi, Jr., to keep said sewer
properly operated, theft the city will take
such steps as may be necessary to abate
the same as a nuisance.
In favor of delaying action on the
within remonstrance of property hold-
ers, abutting alley between Main and
Locust and 1st and 8th streets, against
construction of new sanitary sewer in
said alley.
Report adopted.
The following petitions were granted:
Petition of John Welty, et al, asking
to be allowed to open well now on High
Bluff street between Middle and Schiller
streets, and put in pump on same.
Petition of M. Mejurus, et al, asking
that Mr. T. Shea be allowed to ereot a
frame building in rear of his premises on
Orth and Clay streets.
Petition of Hon. Fred O'Donnell ask-
ing that an electric light be placed In
front of Finley hospital.
Communication of City Engineer
Knowlton in relation to repair of Union
avenue was received and filed.
On motion bids for furnishing heater
for fire engine were opened and read as
follows:
Wm. Marshall $120 00
Morrison Bros 155 00
Mullen Bros 375 00
Wm. Marshal being the lowest bidder,
was on motion awarded the contract.
:r.
December 2, 1895
On motion the recorder was instruct-
ed to give notice that hereafter all mat-
ters to come before the council must be
in writing.
Objections of Mr. Spielman to Improve
ment of Rush street was referred to the
street committee and engineer.
On motion the name of Kaufmann
avenue was changed to Bauer avenue.
Ald. Bauer moved that John Hoffman
be allowed $35 per month as assistant
market master. Carried.
On motion the city attorney was in-
structed to give his written opinion
in regard to making sewer connections.
Communication of City Engineer
Knowlton recommending that Union
avenue be improved on its present line
and grade was approved.
On motion the action of the council in
granting the petition of John Welty et al
for pump on High Bluff street, was recon
sidered and the matter was referred to
the streot eomimittee.
Resolutions.
Ald. Shea offered the following reso-
lution:
Whereas, The City Council of the City
of Dubuque has notified the owners of
the following described premises to
make the proper sanitary sewer connec-
tions with same where not already done,
and
Whereas, The time so given has ex-
pired. therefore,
Resolved, That the city engineer be
and is hereby Instructed to prepare the
necessary plans and specifications for
doing said work and submit same to the
council, and when said plans and speci-
fications are approved by the city coun-
cil, the city recorder is directed to give
the proper notice for bids and proposals
for doing said work, the cost and ex-
pense of constructing said oonnecting
sewers to be done at the expense of
the property so connected.
Mrs. M. J. Sullivan, city lot 127.
Geo. Richardson, city lot 128.
John Bell, s 2-3 city lot 112.
Emerette Randall, s 1-3 city lot 112.
P. F. Coates, city lot 111.
C. Fischer, City lot 110.
C. Fischer, city lot 109.
D. V. Wilson, city lot 129
Robert Jess, city lot 130.
Cath. McCann, s 33.6 ft e 1-2 city lot
131.
Jas. T. Wood, s 24 ft n 31 ft city lot
131.
Fanny Wood, n 7 ft city lot 131.
Fanny Wood, s 17.3 ft city lot 132.
B. Lagers, s m 26.6 ft city lot 132.
Jas. Kelly, n 21.3 ft city 1ot 132.
City of Dubuque, s 44.6 ft city lot
108.
Job Barnes, n20ftcltylot. 108.
Job Barnes, s 25.6 ft city lot 107.
W. E. Hunt, s 1-2 39 ft city lot 107
Eva L. Hunt, n 1-2 n 39 ft city .lot
107.
Dr. J. H. Greene, city lot 106.
Dr. .1. H. Greene, s 40.8 ft city lot
105.
McMahon, Michael, city s 21.8 ft of lot 1.
Simplot, Chas., city, m 21.8 ft of lot 1.
Coates, Frank, city, n 1-2 of lot 3 a.
Albee, E. W., city lot 4.
Dillon, Timothy, city lot 10.
Bonson, R. Est., city s 2-5 of lot 11.
Waller, 11. Est., city n 1-3 of lot 11.
Ronson, R. Est., city s m 20 ft of lot 12.
Gmehle, Amelia, city n 20 ft of lot 21.
Oglesby Est.. city n 1-2 of lot 22.
Bush, Anna M., city s 37.6-12 of lot 26.
Bider, John V., city n 33 ft of lot 27.
bider, John V., city lot 2R.
Hanson, Ira, city lot 40a.
A. & C. Simplot, city ion 530.
E. W. Albee, city lot 198.
Anna. M. Rush, n 2-3 city lot 195.
A. A. Cooper, n 60.4 ft city lot 197.
James Mullin, city Tots 181, 182, 183a.
Butt Bros., n 35.5 ft city lot 179.
Tom Connolly. city lots 177 and 178.
W. L. Bradley, city lots 176a, n 25 ft
174. •
W. L. Bradley, c i t y l i t m 22.6 ft 17*
Cath. Glenn. w 24 -ft city lot 120,
Itobt. "aIler, city loot 119.
A. A. Cooper. S 1-2 city Lot 118.
John Hickey. n 1-1 city lot 118.
P. J. Burke. n 4:1.9 ft city lot 117.
N. C.. Ryan, city lot 121.
Mary Uonahue. s 16 ft city lot 122.
Thos. 1:. Rafferty. s 16 ft n 48.9 ft city
lot 122.
Frank Ttafferty Est.. n 32.9 ft .'ity lot
122.
Mike Ahern. n 1-2 city lot 123.
Gerald F. Ryan. Est.. s 1-2 city lot 123.
Rt. Rev. John Hennessy, city lot 124.
A.A. Cooper, city lot 116.
Felix Agnew. Est., city lot 115.
Rt. Itev. John Hennessy, city lot 114.
Wm. Powers, city lot 113.
Rt. Rev. John Ilonnessv, city lot 126.
Mary and Julia. Flannery, s 1-2 city lot
126.
John Cocroran. n 1-2 city lot 126.
Jas. P. Donahue. n 23.10 ft city lot 105.
Laura M. Knowlton. a 1-2 city lot 133.
H. A. Knowlton. S 1-:3 city lot 134.
Jas. Harragan. m 1-3 city lot 134.
H. A. Knowlton. n 1-3 city lot 111.
Frank Kirk. s 1-2 city lot 135.
A. C. Kline- n 1-2 city lot 135.
J. H. Thedinga Est., city lot 136.
alIIsnn & Bradley. city lot 104.
Allison & Bradley. s 34.6 ft city lot 103.
M. & A. 'Rogers. n 30 ft city lot 103.
M. & A. Rogers. s 8 ft city lot 102.
Sarah Sprague, s m 38.6 ft city lot 102.
J. R. Goodrich. n 18.6 ft city lot 102.
J. R. Goodrich, city lot 101.
A. A. Cooper, city lot 137.
A. A. Cooper, city lot 138.
A. A. Cooper. city lot 139.
John R. Waller Est.. city lot 140.
A. W. Herford. city lot 623.
David Grant Eat.. city lot 624.
Jas. Howie, city lot 625.
Eliza Hoey, city lot 626.
W. & D. 1runs7till. city 101 627.
Mrs. F. S. Cummings, e 1-2 city lot 652.
Mrs, F. S. Cummings. e 1-2 city lot 651.
Jac. Christman. s 36.3 ft city lot 650.
Anna M. Bush. n 15 ft city lot 650.
Anna M. Bush. city lot 649.
Anna M. Bush. clty lot 648.
Ronson & Coates. ciW lot 628.
R. Ronson Est.. W. & D. Brunskili, ci:y
lot 629.
E. R. Jackson, s 1-2 city lot 630.
RiveS,8.Neon, December 2. 1895.
237
M. O'Rourke. n 1-2 city lot 630.
Wm. Bothwell Est.. city lot 631.
E. R. Jackson. city lot 632.
Wm. F. Coates. city lot 647.$
Wm. F. Coates. city lot 647.
A. W. Kemler Est.. city lot 645.
A. W. Homier. n 2 ft city lot 646.
A. W. Kemler, city lot 644.
J. E. Fairbanks Est.. 33.6 ft city lot
643.
Dr. Brownson, city lot 634.
Martin. city lot 635.
A. Tredway and Grace A. Provost, city
lots 635 and 637.
I. O. O. F.. city lot 633.
P. W. Crawford. city lot 642.
P. W. Crawford. lot 2 of city lot 641.
Conrad 13. Soherr. s 25.7 1-2 ft of lot 1
of city lot 641.
Jno. Phelan. lot 1 sub s 39.4 ft of city
lot 641.
John Phelan (lot 1 sub s 39.4 ft of city
lot 640.
O. Holland. lot 1 sub n 11.8 ft city ldt
640.
O. Holland. lot 2 sub s 39.4 ft of city
lot 640.
Mrs. A. Kaiser Est.. lot 2 sub n 11.8 ft
city lot 640.
Mrs. A. Kaiser Est.. s 23.3. city lot
639.
Helmuth Butt. n 28 ft city lot 639.
Universalist Church. city lot 638.
S. Hosford. city lot 656. .
Grace A. & Sarah M. Provost, a 1 ft
city lot 658.
Grace A. & Sarah M. Provost, city lot
657.
John Lagen. s m 33 ft city lot 658.
Nellie G. Provost. n 17.2 ft city lot 658.
• Nellie G. Provost. s 16.5 ft e 1-2 city lot
659.
H. & N. Hill. s 21 5-12 ft n 35.2 ft e 1-2
city lot 659.
S. G. Wells & R. H. Ham Est., n 13.2
ft e 1-2 city lot 659.
E. G. Wells & R. H. Ham Est., s 8 ft
e 1-2 city bot 660.
First Presbyterian church, w 43 ft e
1-2 city lot 660.
Jas. Rowan, city lot 656a.
Jas. Rowan. lot 2 city lot 657a.
Thos. J. Quinlan. lot 1 city lot 657a.
Grace A. Provost. city lot 658a.
Grace A. Provost. s 16.2 ft w 1-2 city
lot 659.
Sylvia L. Scott. n 35 ft w 1-2 city lot
659.
Sylvia L. Scott. lot 2 w 1-2 city lot 660.
Ed. Muggll Est.. lot 1 w 1-2 city lot 660.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes -Alda. Bauer. Cullen, Halpin,
Kaufmann, Ryder. Shea, Schulte and
Vogler.
Ald. Crarwford was excused from vot-
ing.
Ald. Schulte offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That rule No. 11 of
the Rules of order of the City Council bei
strictly adhered to. and ail persons or
parties desiring to address the council
shall do so in writing. as at present the
mode of procedure of the city council in
suspending the rules to allow persons ero
to
address the council in person,
the council to such an extent that such
matters do not receive the consideration
they would: if same was presented by
petition and referred to a committee for
consideration where such parties could
appear and explain the merits of their
petition.
Aid. Halpin offered the following.
which was unanimously adopted:
Whereas Jerry Murphy, driver of the
fire steamer J. J. Lenehan has been in
active service on the fire deparunent of
this city for twenty-one years, and
Whereas said Jerry Murphy has al-
ways been faithful to his trust and
grown old in the service of the depart-
ment, therefore.
Resolved. That in recognition of the
long and faithful services performed by
him, that he be honorably retired front
active service on the fire department and
hereafter that he be stationed at the
Central Engine house as night watch-
man. and to continue in such service so
long as he Is able to fulfill the same.
Ald. Shea offered the following, which
was adopted:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That the privy vaults
on the following described premises be
cleaned to -wit:
John Spear. s 105 ft. lot 2 and 5, 84.3 ft
of lot 3 of sub 18. 19 and 20, in Kelly's
"'Thos.
Thos. Shea. lot 17. O'Neill's sub, No. 2.
Mrs. B. O'Farrell. lot 110 and n 1-2 of
111, East Dubuque add. and the city en-
gineer is directed to prepare the neces-
sary plans and specifications for doing
said work and the city recorder directed]
to prepare the necessary plans and spec-
ifications for doing said work and the
city recorder directed to give thepropetl
notice for bids and proposals for doing
said work. said work to be all done at
the expense of the owners of said prop-
erty.
Aid. Bonson offered the following,
which was adopted:
Be it resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque
Whereas. the street formerly called
West Eagle Point avenue. and recently
changed to Elmdale avenue, has within
the past fifteen months. for a distance
of one and a half miles been improved
in a most thorough and creditable man-
ner and where the unsightly and danger-
ous ditch which extended nearly its en-
tire length, there is now a beautiful drive
way and whereas the credit far this
much desired improvement is due to
the energy and perseverance of the effic-
ient chairman on streets. therefore
Be it resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque. That in a measure
to express the appreciation of the valua-
ble services thus rendered the city that
the name of said street be changed to
Kaufmann; avenue from Couler avenue
west to the city limits.
Ald. Ryder offered the following, which
was adopted: .
Be it resolved by the mayor and city
council. that whereas making certain
sewer and other assessments the prop-
erty was described as a part of a certain
lot without giving the number of feet
or definitely describing said part there-
fore the engineer be instructed in all
such cases to correct said assessments
Immediately so as to definitely describe
the part of the lot against which the as-
sessment was levied.
Ald. Ryder offered the following which
was adopted:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That the city treasur-
er be instructed to call in improvement
23s I e tIffr .1'vwsioY1. Dev.,,mber 2, 189.
botkis to the amount n6 310,000 number-
ed from 154 to 173 inclusive, and dated
December 31st. 1892.
All. Kaufmann offered the following
resolution:
Resolved by the Clity Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for Lo-
cust and West Locust street from Tenth
to Seventeenth street ov Steuck O'Farrell
and 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 several amounts
set apposite each lot or parcel of real es-
tate, as follows:
Special assessment submitted Decem-
ber 2. 1895.
Geo. Willging, city, lot 155, 10.5
lin ft curbstone at 23e. $2.94;.
71.11 sq yds brick paving at
$1.10. 878.22 $ 81 16
A Tredway, city, and 1-2, lot 637,
7.5 lin ft curbstone at 23c. 82.10;
2 lin ft curbstone reset at 6c,
$0.12; 35.55 sq yds brick paving
at $1.10, 339.10 41 32
Grace A Provost. city and 1-2,
lot 637. 7.5 lin ft curbstone at
281&, 32.10; 2 lin ft curbstone re
set at 6c, 30.12: 35.55 sq yds
brick paving at 31.10. 3839.10 41 32
S Hosford, city. lot 656. 78.5 lin it
curbstone at 28e, 321.93; 212.22
sq yds brick paving at $1.10,
$233.44 255 42
Grace A Provost. city and 1-2.
lot 657. 25.7 lin ft curbstone' at
28c, $7.20; 56.94 sq yds brick pay
Ing at 31.10. $62.63 .......... 69 83
Sarah M. Provost. city and 1-2.
lot 657. 25.7 lin ft curbstone at
28c, 17.20; 56.94 sq yds brick pay
ing at $1.10. 862.63 69 83
Grace A Provost. city and 1-2 s
1 d, lot 658. .5 lin ft curbstone
at 28c, $0.14; 1.10 sq yds brick
pawing at 81.10. $1.21 1 35
Sarah M Provost. and 1-2, s 1
d. lot 658. 5 lin ft curbstone at
28c, $0.14, 1.10 sq yds brick pay
ing at $1.10. 31.21 1 35
John Lagen, city s m 33 d, lot
658. 33.2 lin ft curbstone at 28c,
$9.30. 73.04 sq yds brick pav-
Ing at $1.10. 280.34 89 64
Nellie G Provost, city s 16.6 e 1-2,
lot 658. 117,3 iJn ft curbstone at
28c, 34.84; 38.06 sq Yda.bs4ck pay
Ing at 11.10, 341.87 46 71
Nellie G POovost, city s 16.5 e 1-2,
lot 659, 116 lin ft curbstone at
28c, 84.65; 36.33 sq yds brick pav
Ing at $1.10. $39.96 44 61
N and H Hill. city 21,5d, n 35.2,
e 1-2, lot 659. 21.6 lin ft curb-
stone at 28c. 36.05; 47.23 sq yds
brick paving at 31.10, 852.00 58 05
S G Well & R M Wells Est, city
n 13.2, e 1-2, lot 659. 13.3 lin ft
curbstone at 28c. 33.72: 29.11 sq
yds 'brick paying at 81.10, 332.02. 35 74
8 G Well & 11 M Wells Est, city
s 8d, e 1-2. lot 660. 8.1 lin ft curb-
stone at 28c, 32.27: 17.64 sq yds
brick paving at 81.10, 419.40 21 IT
First Presbyterian Church, city
n 43d, lot 660. 67 lin ft curb-
stone at 28c. $18.76; 191,76 sq
94
yds brlok paving at $1.10, 3210.-
229
First Congregation church, city,
70
•
w 84d, lot 156. 50.S lin ft curb-
stone at 28c. 114.22; 212.22 sq yds
brick paving at $1.10. =233.41 247
First Congregational church,
city w 84d, lot 157. 51,5 lin ft
curbstone at 28c, $14.4.2; 113.87
sq yds brick paving at 81.10,
$125.26 139 68
Wm B Allison, city s 1-2, lot
158. 25.7 lin ft curbstone at
8c, $7.20. 56.54 80 yds brick pay
Ing at 11.10. $62.19 69 39
Frank H Amsden, city n 1-2, lot
lot 158. 25.7 lin ft curbstone at
2Sc, $7.20; 56.54 sq yds brick pay
Ing at 11.10. $62.19 69 35
Miss M DeLorimier. city s 16(1,
lot 159. 16.1 lin ft curbstone at
2Sc, $4.50; 35.24 so yds •brick
paving at $1.10. $38.76 43 26
lemma Clark, city n 22.24, lot
159. 22.3 lin ft curbstone at 28c,
36.24; 48.81 sq yds brick pav-
ingat$1.10.83.69 5993
H 13 Glover, city n 134, lot 159,
13.1 lin ft curbstone at 28c.
$3.67; 28.67 sq yds brick pav-
ing at $1.10, $31.54 35 21
H B Glover, city. lot, 160. 74.5 lin
ft curbstone at 28c. $20.86; 209.-
40 sq yds brick paving at 81.11,
1230.34 251 II
F D Stout, city s 78d, lot 661, 98.7
lin ft curbstone reset at 6e, $5.92;
266.76 sq yds brick paving at
$1.10. 6293.44 299 36
H L Stout, city n 57.8d, lot 561,
57.9 lin ft curbstone reset at 6c,
$3.47; 124.81 sq yds brick paving
at 61.10. 8137.29 140 76
James Beach, city n 120.4d, lot 661,
6.8 lin ft curbstone at 28e, $1.90;
137.6 lin ft curbstone reset at 6c,
$8.26; 355.89 sq yds brick paving
at 61.10. 8391.48 401 54
Congregational church, city, s 1-5
s 2-5, lot 478. 43.9 lin ft curbstone
at 28c, 812.29; 141.74 sq yds brick
paving at $1.10, $155.91 168 20
E A Engler, city s m 1-5 s 2-5, lot
478. 20.6 lin ft curbstone at 28c,
$5.77; 44.63 sq yds brick paving
at 81.10. $49.09 54 86
S Hosford, city m 1-5 s 2-5 lot 478,
20:6 lin ft curbstone at 28e. $5.77;
44.63 sq yds brick paving at 81.10,
$49.09 54 86
Wm 13 Allison, city n m 1-5 s 2-5
lot 478. 20.6 lin ft curbstone at 28c,
$5.77; 44.63 sq yds brick paving at
$1.10. $49.09 54 86
Wm B Allison. city n 1-5 s 2-5, lot
478, 20.6 lin ft curbstone at 28c,
85.77; 44.63 sq yds brick paving
at $1.10. $49.09 54 86
Wm 13 Allison, city s 26.24, m 1-5
lot 478. 26.3 lin ft curbstone at 28c,
$7.36; 56.69 sq yds brick paving
at $1.10. $62.36 69 72
A Tredway, city n 25 m 1-5, lot
478. 25.1 lin ft curbstone at 28e,
$7.03; 54.10 sq yds brick paving at
81.10. $59.5166 54
A Tredway, city n m 1 -, lot, 478,
61.4 lin ft curbstone at 28c, $14.39;
110.22 sq yds brick paving at
21.10. 2121.24 135 63
F Weigle, city, n 1-5, lot 478, 75.7
lin ft curbstone at 28c, $21.20;
207.07 sq Yds brick paving at
81.10. 2227,78 248 98
J P Scott, city s 51d. lot 477a, 75.4
lin ft curbstone at 28c, $21.11;
/iegnl,i). ,1•rxxi„». December 2, 1895.
205.93 sq yds brick paving at
$1,10. 2226.52 247 63
Geo M Staples 1st. city s 1-2 n
64d, lot 477a, 32.2 lin ft curbstone
at 28c. $9.02: 68.69 sq yds brick
paving at 21.10. 875.56 ..... 84 58
Geo M Staples Est, city, n 32d, lot
477a. 32.2 lin ft curbstone at 28e,
$9,02; 68.69 sq yds brick paving
at $1.10. 875.56
Wm 1, Bradley, city s 66d, lot 477,
66.4 lin tt curbstone at 28c, $18.59;
140.91 sq yds brick paving at
$1.10. 2156.00 173 59
Mrs Geo D Wood. city s 20d, n 75d,
lot 477. 20.2 lin tt curbstone at
28e. 86.66; 42.64 t yds brick pav
ing at $1.10. 246.90 52 66 .
E C Clark, city ri 20d, n 75d, lot
477, 20.2 lin ft curbstone at 28c,
$5.66; 42.64 sq yds brick' paving
at $1.10. 846.90 52 66
J 11 Shields, city n 35d, lot 477,
59.8 Iip ft curbstone 8,t 28c. $16.74;
170.75 sq yds brick paving' at
31.10. 8187.82 . 204 56
1) 3 Wilson, city, lot 662a. 141.5
lin ft curbstone at 28c. $39.62;
342.89 sq yds brick paving at
21.10. $377.18 416 80
E W Mitchell, city s 1-2 s 51d. lot
662. 25.7 lin ft curbstone at 28c,
37.20; 64.54 sq yds brick paving
at 81.10. 859.90 67 19
Mary Westphal. city n 1-2 s 51d,
lot 662. 25.7 lin tt curbstone at
28c, $7.20; 54.51 sq yds brick pav-
ing at $t.10. $59.99 67 19
Thos Hardie, city n m 38d, io t 662,
38.2 lin R curbstone at 28c, 110.69;
80.64 sq yds brick paving at 11.10,
288,70 99 39
Second Presbyterian church. city,
n 52d. lot 682. 75.4 lin ft curbstone • •
at 28e, 821.11; 206.64 sq yds brick
Paving at $1.10. $227.30 . 248 41
O 13: Guernsey. city s 62.2d, a 11d,
lot 663, 8.4.9 lin ft curbstone at
28c. $23.77: 228.18 su yds brick
paving at $1.10. 8251.00 ...... 274 77
AI Matthews. city. n 40d, e 1111,
iot 66:3. 40 lin ft curbstone at 28e,
111.20; 84,44 sq yds brick paving
at 81.10. 392.88 •104 08
Catherine c` Ryan. city m 1-5. lot
663. 51..3 lin ft curbstone at 28c,
314.36; 1(38.:0) sq yds brick pav-
Ing :tt $1.19. 8119.13. :. 133 49
Catherine 4' Ryan. city s 40d. n m
1-5. Int 66:3. 40.9 lin ft curbstene
at 28c, 111.45; 86.34 sq yils brtak
paving at $1.10, $94.97 .. 106 42
Anna R Ryan. city, n 10.4d. n til
1-5, lot 663. 10,4 lin ft curbstone
at 28c. $2.91: 20.84 so yds brink r
paving at 31.10. $22.92. . 25 83
Anna R Ryan. city. n 1 5, lot 6Ut,
73.7 lin ft curbston. at 28c. 21.20:
24)4.74 sq yds brick paving at
$1.10. 8225.21 266 41
E M Wo,,,lw•orth, city. s 1-3, lot
476. 75 lin ft curbstone at 28c.
321.00; 201.74 sq yds brick pav-
Ing at 31.10. $2225.21 •
246 21
Mary N. Lull. city s in 1-5. lot
476, 51.2 lin ft curbstone at 28c,
314.34; 108.30 sit yds Krick pav- 133'• 4 47
ing at 81.10. 8119.13
Ryder Bros, city. s 1-2 m 1-5. lot
476. 26.6 lin ft curbstone at 28c,
$7.171 54.04 so yds brick paving
at 81.10. 239.44 • 66 61
Chas El Wales. city. n 1-2 m 1-5,
84 68
lot 476. 25.6 lin ft curbstone at 28c,
$7,17; 54.04 sq yds brick paving
at $1.10. 859.44 66 61
D N Cooley Fst, city, n 2-5, to'
476. 126 lin ft curbstone at 28c,
$35.28; 313.04 sq yds brick pav-
ing at $1.10. 5344.34 379 6::
A M Hoclgdnn, city, s 2-5, lot 664.
129.3 lin ft curbstone at 28c, $36.20,
312.61 sq Y.ds brick paving at
$1.10. 8343.83 380 (1.4
A H Wellington, city. m 40d, lot
664. 1.5 lin ft curbstone at 28e,
$0.42; 38.5 lin ft curbstone reset
at 6c, 32.31: 81.44 sq yds brick
paving at. $l.iu, $92.88
Mrs N C itya •r, city, n 113d, lot
664. 129.2 lin ft curbstone at 28c,
8:16.13; 11.2 lin f;. curbstone re-
set. at 6c., 50,67: 336.26 sq yds
brick paving at 31.10. $369.83 406'7'
W H Peal)irly. city. s 2-5, lot 475.
126.3 lin ft cu rhstone at 280, 335.-
36; 312.62 ,, yds brick paving at
$1.10. $343 84 379 24
John Flanagan, city, m '1-5, lot
475, 51.2 lin ft curbstone at 28C,
114.34; 108.09 sq yds brick pa.v-
ing at $1.10. 3118.90 . 133 14
Amelia M Hodgdon, city. s 1-5, n
m 1-5, lot 475. 25.6 lin ft curb-
stone at 28c. 87.17: 54.04 sq yds
brick paving at $1.10. $59.44 , 66 61
CWhitaker, Nast. city, n 1-3, n m
1-5, lot 475. 25.6 lin ft curbstone at
28c. 37.17; 54.04 set yds brick pav
Ing at $1.10, 359.44 66 61
R 13 Richards. city, n 1-5, lot 475,
76.5 lin ft curbstone at 28c, 321.-
42; 204.53 sq yds brick paring at
81.10, $224.93 246 40
Dubuque High School, city s 2-6,
lot 474, 2.0 lin ft curbstone at 28c,
$0.56; 102 lin ft curbstone reset at
6c, $6.12; 312.62 sq .yds brick pav
ing at 11.10. 8343.88 350 54
J Marsch, city. ,+ 1-2 s 41.2d, m 1-5
lot 474. 20.6 lin ft curbstone at
28c. 35.77; 43.49 sq yds brick pav-
ing at $1.10, 347.84 .... 53 63
Eliza P ]latch. city. n 1-2 s 41.2d,
rn 1-5, Int 474. 20.6 lin tt curb-
stone a: 2Rc. $5.77; 43.49 sq yds
brick paving at 21.10, 347.84.,..
:1 J Parker, city. n 10d, m 1-5. lot
474. 10 lin ft curbstone at 28e,
32.80; 21.11 sq yds brick paving
at $1.10. 323.22 1 16 02
A J Parker. city, .s 33.2d. n m 1-6,
lot 474•' 33.2 lin ft curbstone at
26c, 39.29; 70.09 so yds brick pav
ing at 31.10. 377.10
Mrs A H Peaslee. city, n 183 n m
1-5, lot 474. 18 lin ft curbstone at
2Rc, 35.04: 38 sq yds brick pav-
46 84
Ing at $1.10. $41.80 .. ... •
Mrs.A H Peasiee. city. s 1-2 n 1-5.
lot 474. 25.6 lin ft curbstone at
''8e, $7'.17; 54.0.4 sq yds brick pav-
Ing at $1.10, 359.44
Annie A Scars. clty, n 1-2 n 1-5, lot
474, 48.7 lin ft curpstnne at 28e,
$13.64; 150.49 sq yds brick pav-
Ing at 31.10. $165:54 .. 179 18
WS 2 lino ft c
413, curbstone at 28e,
5812: 11 lin ft curbstone reset
paat 6c, 30.66: 1^.11 so yds brick
ying ar si in. 814n.92 149 70
S M"lo, city. lat 1 and 1-2 nub of
int 671. 15 lin ft curbstone at 28c.
34.20; 28.59 so yds brick paving 36 55
at $1.10. $31.15
96 61
53 4l
86 39
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December 2, 18':1.
(J J Lesure, city, lot 1 and 1-2 sub
of lot 671. 15 lin ft curbstone at
28c, $4.20; 28.50 Of yds brick pav
ing at 11.10. 131.35 35 55
C J Lesure, city. lot 2 and 1-2 sub
of lot 671. 64 lin ft curbstone at
28c. 117.92: 135.83 sq yds brick
paving a: 11.10. 8144.40 167 32
C J Lesure, city.. lot 3 and sub
or lot 671, 61 lin ft curbstone at
28c, 117.92; 135.53 sq yds brick pav
ing at '11.10, 1150.18 168 10
Mary W.estphal,• lot 4 and 1-2
sub of lot G71. 64.iln ft curbstone
at 28c, 117.92: 137.24 sq yds brick
paving at 11.10. 5150.96 168 88
W W Carr. lot. 5 and 1-2 sub
of lot 671. 76.6 lin ft curpstone at
28c, 121.45: 16 lin ft curbstone re-
set at 6c, 10.96: 297.67 sq yds
brick paving at 11.10. 1327.44 349 85
Mrs J Corney. Cooley's subdn, lot
7, 77.77 sq .yds brick paving at
$1.10. $85.55 85 55
Geo M Staples Est., Cooley's subd
lot 8, 77.77 sq yds brink paving at
$1.10. 185.55 85 55
C Bayless. sub 9. Cooley's subdn,
lot 3 .3.4 lin ft curbstone at 28e.
10.95; 108.89 sq yds brick pav-
ing at 11.10. $119.78 120 73
C Bayless. sub 10 and 11. Cooley's
subdn, lot 1. 17 lin ft curbstone
at 28c. 14.76: 35.4 lin ft curb-
stone reset. at 6 12.12; 118.22 sq
yds brick paving at $1.10, 1130.04 136 92
First Presbyterian church, sub
10 and 11, Cooley's subdn, lot 2,
24 lin ft curbstone reset at 6c,
11.44; 50.66 sq yds brick paving
at 11.10. 155.73 57 17
First PrestbYterian church, sub
10 and 11, Coolev's subdn, lot 3,
16 lin ft curbstone reset at 6c.
10.96; 33.84 sq yds brick paving
at 11.10. 137.22 $8 18
Ella E Addensell. sub 10 and 11,
Cooley's subdn. lot 4. 29 lin ft
curbstone reset at 6c. $1.74; 61.54
sq yds 'brick paving at 11.10,
$67.69 .. 69 43
J G Peterson. sub 10 and 11,
Cooley's subdn. lot 5. 5 lin ft curb
• stone at 28c. $1.40.; 10.61 sq yds
brick paving at $1.10. 811.67 13 07
J G Peterson. Cooley's subdn, lot
12. 38 lin ft curbstone at 28c,
110.64; 12 lin . ft curbstone re-
set at 6c. 10.72: 106.66 sq yds
brick paving at $1.10, 1117.33128 69
J G Peterson. Coolel's sub, lot 13,
50 lin ft curbstone reset at 6c,
$3.00; 107.22 sq yds brick paving
at $1.10 1117.94 120 94
J G Peterson, Cooley's sub, lot 14,
50 lin ft curbstone reset at 6c,
$3.00; 107.78 sq yds brick paving
at 11.10. $118.56 121 56
J G Peterson. Cooley's sub, lot 15,
7 lin ft curbstone at 28c, $1.96;
60.1 lin ft curbing reset at.6c, $3.61;
17$.50 sq yds brick paving at
$1.10. 1196,36 201 92
Olty of Dubuque, Grant Park,
123.8 Iln• ft curbstone at 28c,
134.66: 64.6 lin ft curbstone reset
at 6e, 13.88; 1097.94 80 yds brick
paving at $1.10. $1207.73 1246 27
D C Cram, sub 672a, city, lot 1,
14.6 lin ft curbstone reset at 6c,
$0.87. 120.90 sq yds brick paving
• at $1.10, $132.99 .. 133 86
Winnie Hamel. sub 2 of 670, city,
lot 1. 19.5 lin ft curbstone reset
at 6c. 81.17: 120.90 sq yds brick
paving at $1.10. $132.99 134 16
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes -Aids. Bauer. Ronson, Craw-
ford, Cullen. Halpin. Kaufmann, Ryder,
Shea. Schulte and Vogler.
Ald. Kaufmann offered the following
resolution:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for Im-
proving of 17th street from Clay to West
Locust streets, brick pavement, by Du-
buque Construction Co.. contractors, In
front of and adloining the same, a spec-
ial tax be and is hereby levied on the
several lots, and parts of lots, and par-
cels of real estate hereinafter named,
situate and 'owned. and for the several
amounts set o.t*posite each tot or parcel
of real estate. as follows:
D C Cram. sub 672a. city. lot 1, 15.3
lin ft cubs•tone reset at 5c. 1.77; 57
78 sq yds brick paving at 96c,
$55.47 56 24
Annie 1; McGovern. sub 672a, city,
lot 2. 48.5 lin ft curbstone re-
set a t 5e, 12.42; 107.78 sq yds brick
paving at9c. $103.47 • 105 89
Annie Wickert. sub 672a, city. lot
4. 86 lin ft curbstone reset at 5c.
14.30; 206.67 so y is brick paving
at 96c. 5198.40 202 70
Annie Backert. 1.1th 673a. city, lot
2. 102.2 2sq yds brick paving at
96c. $98.14 98 14
A F Heeb. sub 1 of 673a. city, lot
1. 30 lin ft curbstone reset at
5c, $1.50; 66.67 sq yds brick pav•
ing at 96c. $64.00 65 50
1-I 0 Rose. sub 1 of 673a. city, iat
2. 27 lin ft curbstone at 5c, =1.35,
60 sq yds brick paving at 96c.
$57.60 58 96
H 0 Rose, sub 15 of Dorgan's sub,
lot 2. 3 lin ft curbstone reset at
5e, $0.15; 6.67 sq yds brick paving
96e. $6.40 6 55
L King, Dorgan's sub. lot 14, 50 lin
ft curbstone reset at 5c, 12.50;
141.11. sq yds brick paving at
96c. 1135.47 137 97
P W Crawford. sub 2 of 673, city,
lot 3, 101.11 sq yds 'brick pav-
ing at 96c..197.07 97 07
P W Crawford. sub 2 of 673, city,
lot 2." 71.11 sq yds brick paving
at 96c. 368.27 68 27
P W Crawford. sub 2 of 673. city,
lot 1, 206.67 sq yds brick paving
at 96c. 1198.40 198 40
J F Stampfer, sub 1 of 674, city.
lot 1, 260.63 sq yds brick paving
at 96c. 8260.21 250 24
James Cushing. sub 2 of 674, city
lot 1, 111.59 sq qds brick paving
at 96e. 1107.13 107 13
F B Daniels. sub 674. city w 88d,
lot 3, 190.66 sq yds brick paving
at 96c. 3183.04 „- 183 04
A Tredway, sub 674 city, e 40d,
lot 3, 86.67 sq yds brick paving
at 96c. $83.20 83 20
Ger. Pres. Theo. School of the N.
W.. 675, city, lot 7. 387 sq yds
yds brick paving at 9&c. $66.56 66 56
Ger. Pres. Theo. School of the N.
W., sub 675. city. lot 7. 387 sq yds
brick paving at 96c, 8371.52 371 52
A Vogel, sub 675. city lot 6, 171.66
sq yds brick paving at 96c,
4
11,v other .1•8.,siun., neve no. lar !, 1.895
''41
$164.80 164 80
Fred Kennicker• city, n 1-5, lot
452, 246.67 sq yds brick paving
at 96e. $236.89 236 80
Ger. Presb. Church. city, n 3-10,
lot 453, 343.11 sq yds brick paving
at $329.39 329 39
Ger. M. E. church. city, n 50d e 1-2,
lot 746, 374.44 sq yds 'brick paving
at 96c. $359.46 359 46
deo L Torbert Est. city, n 5ta w
1-2, lot 746. 390.62 sq yds brick
paving at 96c. $375
Joseph Herrod. city. n 1-5, lot
472, 397.78 so yds brick 'paving
at 96c. $381.87 381 87
Jas McCann, city. n 2-5, lot 473,
30 lin ft curbstone reset at 6c,
$1.50; 242.22 sq yds brick paving
at 96c. 3232.54 234 04
Jas McCann. sub 671. city lot 6,
57.78 sq yds brick paving at 96c,
$55.47 55 47
Mary Westphal. sub 671. city lot 4,
75.55 sq yds brick paving at 96c,
$72.53 72 53
W W Carr, sub' 671. city lot 5,
17 lin ft curbstone reset at Sc.
$0.85; 335.55 sq yds brick paving
at 96c. 3322.12 322 97
Adopted by the followipg vote: •
Ayes -Aids. Bauer. Bonson, Cullen,
Halpin. Kaufmann. Ryder, Shea,
Schulte and Vogler.
Ald. Crawford was excused from vot-
Ing.
Aid. Kaufmann offered the following
resolution:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for im-
proving Rush street from Quince street
to Villa street, by John Tibey, contrac-
tor. In front of and adjoining the same,
a stpecial 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:
Dennis Ryan. Union add, Int 186.
148.2 fin ft curbstone at 30c, 344.-
46; 74.22 sq yds guttering at 30c.
$22.27; 261.77 sq yds macadamiz
tog at 33c. 386.38 153 11'
I Plamondon. Union add. 1 of 2
lot 189. 169.4 lin ft curbstone at
30c, 350.82; 83.11 sq yds gutter-
ing at 30e. $24.93; 290.9 sq yds
macadamizing at 33c, 396.00 171 76.
Wm HIntrager. Union add. lot 190.
90.8 lin. ft curbstone at 30c, 327.-
24; 48.90 sy qds guttering at 30c.
$14.67; 171.11 sq yds macadamia
ing at 33c. 356.46 98 37'
E Conlon. Union add. lot 191, 60
lin ft curbstone M 30c, $18.00;
26.67 sq yds guttering at 30e,
$>l.00; 93.33 so yds macadamiz-
ing at 33e. 330.80
E Conlon. Union add. lot 192. 59.5
lin ft curbstone at 30e. 317.85:
30.49 sq yds guttering at 30c,
89.12; 83.33 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 33c. 830.80 56 80,
E Conlon. Union add. lot 193, 60.0
lin ft curbstone at 30e. 318.00;
30.92 sq yds guttering at 30c,
$9.28; 93.33 so yds macadamiz-
ing at 33c. $30.80•
John Specht. Union add. lot 194. 60
lin ft curbstone at 30c. $18.00;
38.00 98.88 sel yds macadamiz- 56 80
Ing at 33c. 330.80
John Specht. Union add. lot 195. 55
375 00.
58 08
lin ft curbstone at 30c. $16.50;
26.67 sq yds guttering at 30e,
38.00; 93.33 sq ,yds macadamiz-
ing at 33c, $30.80
A S and E Heacock. Union add,
lot 196. 57 lin ft curbstone at 30e,
$17.10; 26.67 sq yds guttering at
30c, 38.00; 98.88 sq yds macadam
izing at 33e. $32.63
T J Donahue. Union add. w 50d,
lot 197. 50 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$15.00; 22.22 ;uttering at 30c,
$6.67; 77.77 sq yds tnacada:niz-
ing at 33e. 325.66
S J Patch. Union add. e 10d, lot
197. 10 ;in rt curbstone at 30e,
3:3.00; 4.41 so yds guttering at 30c,
31.33; 15.53 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 33c. 35.31
S J Patch. Union add, lot 198, 60
lin ft curbstone at 30 , 318.00;
26.67 sq yds gutter%ng at 30c,
38.00; 933.::3 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 33e. 330.80 56 80
S J Patch. Union add, loot 199, 71
lin ft curbstone at 30c. 321.30;
26.67 sq yds guttering at 30c,
38.00; 93.33 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 33c, 3:10.80 60 10
W J Woods. Union add, lot 200, 696
• lin ft curbstone at 30c. 320.88;
26.67 sq yds guttering at 30c,
38.00; 93.33 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 33c. $30.80 59 68
W J Woods. Union add. lot 201, 60
1ln ft curhstote at '30c. 318.00;
26.67 sq yds guttering at 30c.
38.00; 93.33 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 33c. 330.80 56 30
W J Woods. Union add. lot 202; 60
fin ft curbstone at 30e. 318.00;
26.67 sq yds guttering at 30c,
$8.00; 93.33 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 33c. 330.80 .......... 56 80
W J Woods. Union add. lot 203, 602
lin ft curbstone at 30e. $18.06;
• 26.67 so yds guttering at 30c,
$8.00; 99.44 sq yds macadamaz-
ing at 33c. 332.81 58 87
Mike Mahoney. Union add, lot 204,
53.2 lin ft curbstone at 30c, 317.-
46; 26.67 sq yds guttering at 30c,
38.00; 99.44 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 33c. $33.81 58 27
Henry Stephenson. Union add, lot
901. 60.2 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
318.06; 28.15 so yds guttering at
30c, 38.44; 93.33 sq yds macadam-
izing at 33c. 330.80 ........ 57 30
Henry Stephenson. Union add, lot
206. 58.4 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
317.52; 28.72 so yds guttering at
30c, 38.62; 93.33 sq yds macadam-
izing at 33c. 330.80 66 94
I. J Lobdell, Union add. lot 207, 676
lin ft curbstone at 30c. 317.26;
29.43 sq yds guttering at 80c,
$8.83; 93.33 so yds macadamiz-
ing at 33c. 330.80
I2 Ronson Est. Union add. lot 208,
60 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
318.00; 26.67 sq yds guttering at
30c, 38.00; 93.33 sq yds macadam-
izing at :33c. $30.80 56 99
R Ronson Est. Union add. lot 209.
93 lin ft curbstone at 30c, 327.90;
41.33 sq Yds guttering at 30c,
312.40; 144.67 so yds macadamiz- 88 04
fog at 33e. $47.74
R Ronson Est. Union addlot 210,
99 lin ft curbstone at 30e, 329.70;
44 sq yds guttering at 30c, 313.20;
154 sq yds macadamizing at 33o,
57 13
5773
47 33
9 64
56 $8
242 L','grcl,ir .`rsxaoa't, )err<N1Lrr 2. 1616.
$50.8"
R Bonson Est. Union add. lot 211,
68.7 lin ft curbstone at 30c, 320.-
61; 32A4 sq yds guttering at 30c,
*73; 93.33 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 33c. $30.80 6I 14
R Bonson Est. Union add. lot 212,
24.3 tin ft curbstone at 30c, 37.29;
12.44 sq yds guttering at 30e,
33.73; 114.141 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 33c. 337.68 48 70
R E Sple!Man. inion add, lot 185.
152 lin tt curbstone at 30c, 345.60;
67.55 sq yds guttering at 30c, $20.-
26; 236.44 set yds macadamizing
at 33c. 378.02 143 88
N Linden. Union add. lot 116,
7.11 sq yds guttering at 30c. $2.13;
40.90 sq yds macadamizing at
33c. 313.50 15 63
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes --Aids. Bauer. Ronson, Craw-
ford, Cullen, Halpin, Kaufmann, Ryder,
Shea. Schulte and Vogler.
Ald. Kaufmann offered the following
resolution: '
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for im-
proving Alpine street from West 3rd
street to Dodge street by Ryan Bros..
contractors. in front of and adjoining the
same. a. special t::s be and is hereby
levied on the several lots. and parts of
lots, and parcels of real estate, herein-
after named. situ.tte and owned. and
for the several amounts set apposite
each lnt.or l.arcel of real estate, as fol-
lows:
..Sarah F. Dean. Reeder Lang -
worthy's add. lot 5. 104 lin tt curb
stone at,30c. 331.96; 48.44 sq yds
guttering at 30c. 314.53; 152.77
sq yds macadamizing at 30e,
$45.83 $ 91 62
Samuel Smith. Reeder Lang -
worthy's add. lot 11. 65 lin ft
curbstone at 30c. $19.50; 28.90 sq
yds guttering at 30c, 38.67; 90.28
sq yds macadamizing at 30c,.
327.11 55 25
Samuel Smith. Reeder Lang -
worthy's add. lot 10. 84.5 lin ft
curbstone at 30c. 325.35; 44.22 sq
yds guttering at 30c. 313.27; 136.-
61 sq yds macadamizing at 30c,
340.98 79 60
Julia Rhomberg. Guernsey and
Langworthy's add. lot 8, 71.9 lin
ft curbstone at 30c. 321.57; 38.67
sq yds guttering at 30c. 311.60;
118.55 sq yds macadamizing at
30c. 835.56 68 73
Julia Rhomberg, Guernsey and
Langworthy's add, lot 7, 52 lin
ft curbstone at 30c. 315.60; 23.11
sq yds guttering at 30c, 36.93;
72.22 sq yds macadamizing at 30c,
$21.67 44 20
F W Langworthy, Guernsey and
Langworthy's add. lot 6. 52 lin
ft curbstone at 30c. 315.60; 23.11
sq yds guttering at 30c, 36.93;
72.22 sq yds macadamizing at
30c. 321.67
S A Storey. Guernsey and
Langworthy's add. lot 5, 52 lin
ft curbstone at 30c. $15.60; 23.11
sq yds guttering at 30c. $6:93;
72.22 sq yds macadamizing at
30c. 321.67 44 20
James Howie. Guernsey and
Langworthy's add. lot 4. 52 lin
ft curbstone at 30c. 315.60; 23.11
93 72
44 20
sq yds guttering at 30c, 36.93;
72.22 sq yds macadamizing at
30c. $21.67 . 44 2e
James. Howie. Guernsey and
Langworthy's add. lot 3, 52 lin
ft curbstone at 30c, 315.60; 23.11
sq yds guttering at 30c, 36.93;
72.22 sq yds macadamizing at
30c. 321.67
T F Kennedy, Guernsey and
Langworthy's add, lot2, 49 lin
ft curbstone at 30e. 314.70; 26.11
sq yds guttering at :i0c, 37.83;
72.22 sq yds macadamizing at 30c,
$21.$7 44 26
P W Harris. Guernsey and Lang -
worthy's add, lot 1. 70 lin ft
curbstone at 30e. 321.00; 37.78 sq
yds buttering at 30c, $11.33; 118.-
64 sq yds macadamizing at 30c,
$:;5. 67.92
Mary59 hunting, Julia Lang -
worthy's add. lot 49. 72.20 iln ft
curbstone at 30c. 321.66; 38.67 sq
yds guttering at 30e, $11.60; 119.-
sq
19:sq yds macadamizing at 30c,
$35.71
L 68 97
S M angworthy. Julia Lang-
worthy's a.1.1, lot 50. 5o lin ft
' Curbstone at 311r. 315.00: 22.22 sq
yds gu:tering'at 30e. 36.67; 69.44
sq y'is macad.tmizing .c: 30c,
$20.83 42 50
Julia 1.angw,rthy, Julin Lang -
worthy's add. lot 51, r., lin ft
cu n1>stone at 3uc•. 315.00: 22.22 sq.
yds guttering at 30c. 36.67: 69.44
• sq yds macadamizing at 30c,
$20.88 .. 42 50
•Foxes: Langworthy. Julia Lang-
. yy'rthy's add. lot 52. 5O lin ft
ourbstone at 30c. 315.00; 22.22 sq
yds guttering at 30c. $6.67; 69.44
sq yds macadamizing at 30c,
$2 42 50
.J S Stephens, Julia Langworthy's
add, lot 53. 69.5 lin ft ctrbstone
at 30c, 320.85: 27.55 sq yds gutter-
ing at 30c. $11.26: 116.38 sq yds
macadamizing at 10c, 334.71 67 01
Forest Langworthy, Julia Lang -
worthy's add. int 21. 91.6 lin ft
curbstone at 30::. 327.48;, 47.38 sq
yds guttering at 30c, $14.21. 146.-
94 sq ycls macadamizing at 30c,
$44.08 85 77
Mary Bunting, Julia Lang -
worthy's add. lot 20. 72 lin ft
curbstone at 30c. 321.60:.12 s y
guttering at 30c, 39.60: 100 sq yds
macadamizing at 30c. $30.00 61 20
S M Langworthy's Julia Lang -
worthy's add, lot 19. 72 lin ft
curbstone at 30e. 321.60; 32 s y
guttering at 30c. 39.60; 100 sq yds
macadamizing at 30c, 330.00 61 90
J S Stephens. Julia Lang -
worthy's add, lot 18, 72 lin ft
curbstone at 30c. 321.60; 32 sq
guttering at 30c. 39.60; 100 sq yds
macadamizing at 30c. 330.00 61 20
Julia Langworthy's Julia Lang -
worthy's add, lot 17. 95.1 lin tt
curbstone at 30c. $28.53; 44 sq
yds guttering at 30c. 313.20; 125
sq yds macadamizing at 300,
$37.50 79 113
Julia Langworthy. Julia Lana -
worthy's add.' lot 1, 277.8 lin ft
curbstone at 30c. 383.34; 125.33
sq yds guttering at 30c, 137.60:
384.72 sq yds macadamizing at
44 20
Regular &'x. on, December 2, 189?; .
30c. 5116.42 236
Julia Langworthy, Julia. Lang -
worthy's add. lot 2. 5u lin ft
curbstone at 30c. 315.00; 22.22 sq,
yds guttering at 30c, 56.67; 69.44
sq yds macadamizing a; ,:oc.
520.83
Julia Langworthy. Julia Lang -
worthy's add. lot 3. 70 lin ft curb
stone at 300. 521.00; 37.78 sq yds
guttering at 30c. 511.33; 117 sq
yds macadamizing at 30c, 535.10. 67 43
36
42 50
Julia Langworthy. Julia Lang -
worthy's add. lot 4. 70 lin ft curb
, stone at 30c. 521.00: 37.78 sq yds
guttering at 30c. 511.33; 117 sq
yds macadamizing at 30c, $35.10. 6? 43
Mary Bunting, . Julia Lang -
worthy's add. lot 5. 60 lin ft curb-
stone at 30e. 515.00: 22.22 sq yds
guttering at 30c. $6.67; 69.44 sq
•yds macadamizing at 30c, $20.8342 50
J S Stephens. Julia , Lang -
worthy's add, lot 6. 50 lin ft curb
stone. at 30e. 515.00: 22.22 sq yds
guttering at 30c. 56.67; 69.44 sq
yds macadamizing at 30c, $20.8342 50
.Julia l:angw.crthy, Julia Lang-
' worthy's arid. lit 7. 50 lin ft curb
stone a: 30c. $15.00; 22.22 sq yds
guttering at ::oc. 56.67; 69.44 sq
yds macadamizing at 30c, $20.83...42 50
Forest Langworthy, Julia Lang -
worthy's add. .ot 8. 75.3 lin ft
curbstone at ; u.. $22.59; 40.13 sq
yds guttering .. 30e. $12.04; 121.-
86 sq yds mzc..Jamazing at 30c,
336.56 71 19
S M Langworthy, Lois Lang -
worthy's add. lot 1. 68.7 lin ft
curbstone at 30e. 520.61; 37.20 sq
yds guttering at 30c, $11.16; 117
sq yds ,macadamizing at 30c,. 66
• 536.10
S M Langworthy. Lois Lang-
wortlty's add.• lot 2. 52. lin ft
curbstone at 30c. 315.60: 23.11 sq
' yds guttering at 30c. $6.93; 72.22
sq yds macadamizing at 33c, 44
331.67
Fred C Nhare. Lois Langworthy's
add. lot 3. 48.7 lin ft curbstone at
30c, $14.61; 26.21 so yds guttering
at 30c, .17.86: 72.22 so yds macad-
amizing. at 30e. 821.67 44
Mathias Horey. Lois Lang -
worthy's add. lot 4. 52 lin ft
curbstone at 300. $15.60; 23.11 sq
• yds guttering[ at 30c. 36.93; 72.22
HQ yds macadamizing at 30c,
$21.67 ........ . ..,..
. 44
James Howie. Lois Lang -
worthy's add, .lot 5. 52 lin ft
curbstone at 30c. 315.60; 23.11 sq
Yds guttering at 30c. $6.93. 72.22
sq yds macadamizing at 30,c, 44
321.67 ........ ..
'James Howie. Lois Lang -
worthy's add. lot 6. 52 lin ft
curbstone at 30c. 215.60; 23.11 sq
so s
vdsa
guttering
6 g3; at 730e,
• 44
John T McGauran. Lois Lang -
worthy's add. lot 7. 52 lin ft
curbstone at 30c. $15.60: 23.11 sq
yds guttering at 30c. $6.93; 72.22
act yds macadamizing at 30e, 4
121.67
M Langworthy Est, Lois Lang -
worthy's add. lot 8. 72.7 lin ft
curbstone at 30c. 321.81: 41.64 sq
yds guttering at 30e, $12.49; 123.
87
20
14
20
20
20
4 20
'43
33 sq yds macadamizing at 30c,
537.00
Frank Lauser. Reeder Lang -
worthy's add. lot 12, 84.6 lin ft
curbstone at 30c. 325.38; 44.27 sq
yds guttering at 30e. 513.28; 132.22
sq Yds macadamizing at 30c,
511.17
Mrs. Mary Morgan. Reeder Lang -
worthy's add. lot 13. 73.5 lin ft
curbstone at 30c, S22.05: 33.33 sq
yds guttering at 30c, 310.00; 113.06
sq yds macadamizing at 30c,
533.91
Mrs. Mary Nelson, Reeder Lang-
worthy's add. lot 4. 104.9 lin ft
curbstone at 30c. 331.47; 48 sq yds
guttering at 30c. $14.40; 153.33
sq yds niaacadamizing at 33c,
546.00
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes --Aids. Bauer Ronson, Craw-
ford, Callen, Halpin, Kaufmann, Ryder,
Shea. Schulte and Vogler.
Ald. Kaufmann offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the,
City of Dubuque: That to pay for im-
proving Grandview Avenue from South-
ern Avenue to eastern terminus, by Alt-
mann & Taylor, contractors, In front of
and adjoining the same, a special tax
be and is hereby levied on the several
lots and parte of lot 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:
mizirig at 34c, $33.24 146 22
Jas O'Connor, Summer Hill add,
lot 8, 85.8 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$25.74; 43.78 sq yds guttering at
30e. $13.13; 168.90 sq yds mlcada-
mlzing at 34c, $57.43 90 30
W P Carter, Summer Hill add, lot
7, 82.9 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
324.87; 44.67 sq yds guttering at
30c, $13.40; 170.67 sq yds macada-
mizing at 34c, $58.03 90 30
Mike Duggan,: Summer Hill add,
lot 6. 89.0 sq yds curbstone at 30c, •
$26.70; 44.67 sq yds guttering at•
30c, $13.40; 170.67 sq yds macada-
Special assessment submitted Dec. 2d,
1895.
H L Vaughan, mineril lot No. 20,
lot 5, 30.4 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$9.12; 15.11 sy yds guttering at
30c, 54.53; 97.78 sq yds macada-
mizing at 34c, $58.03 98 13
Catherine Carter, Summer Hill add
lot 5. 86.0 lin ft curbstone at 300,
325.80: 44.67 sq yds guttering at
30c. 513.40; 170.67 sq yds macada-
mfzing at 34c. 358.03 97 2
"'art Cain, Summer Hill add, lot
4, 83.8 lin ft curbstone at 30e,
$25.14: 42.22 sq yds guttering at
lOc. $12.67; 154.67 sq yds macada- 4
mizing at 34c. 552.59
Wm Hintrager. Summer Hill add,
lot 14, 187.0 lin ft curbstone at
30c. 556.10: 83.12 sq ydc glittering
at 30c. 524.94: 333.33 sq Yds ma-
cadamizing at 34c. 3113.33194.37
Wm Hintrqger. Summer Hill add,
lot 15, 199 lin ft curbstone at
71 341
79 83
66 96
91 87
0
244
l 'eg►r Nl' ,Cp.csrn►t., Ue-'e'mG,'r 2, 1895.
30c, $59.70; 88.44 sq yds guttering
at 30c, $26.53; 353.77 sq yds ma -206 51
cadamizing at 34c,
Wm Hintrager, Summer Hill add,
lot 16, 100 lin ft curbstone at 30e,
860.00; 88.88 sq yds guttering of
30e, $26.66; 355.56 sq yds, macad-
amizing at 34c, $120.88.. 207 64
iohn Hickey, Summer Hill add,
lot 17, 307.6 lin ft curbstone at 30c
$92.28; 140.90 sq yds guttering at
30c, $42.27; 545.77 sq yds macada-
mizing at 34c, 3185.56
John Hickey, Summer H311 Ldd,
lot 18. 318.0 lin ft curbstone at
30c, $95.40; 145.90 sq yds gutter-
ing at 30c, $43.77: 581.45 sq yds
macadamizing at 34c. 8197.70.... 336 87
T Dillon, Linheim's add, lot 2, 266.6
lin ft curbstone at 30c, $79.96;
125.00 sq yds guttering at 30c,
$37.50; 487.11 sq ycls macadamiz-
ing at 34c, $165.62 283 07
P S Webster, Linheim's add, lot 3,
279.1 lin ft curbstone at 30c.
$83.73; 132.00 sq yds guttering at
30c, $39.60; 525.34 sq yds macada-
mizing at 34e, 3178.62 301 95
Alfred Herron. Linheim's add, lot
6, 195.0 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$58.50; 104 sq yds guttering at
30c, $31.20; 381.34 sq yds macad-
amizing at 34c, 3129.66 219 36
Henry Cannon. Sub Mineral lot 18,
lot 2, 522 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
1156.60; 238.67 sq yds guttering at
30c, 371.60; 931.55 sq yds macada-
mizing at 34c, $316.73 544 93
Ellen Quinlivan, sub Mineral lot
18, lot 1, R70.7 lin ft curbstone at
30c, $261.21; 386.88 sq yds gutter-
ing at 30c, $116.06; 1534.23 sq yds
macadamizing at 14c, 8521.64 898 91
Ellen Quinlivan, •Linheim's add.
lot 12, 148.8 lin ft curbstone at
30e, $44.64; 74.44 sq yds guttering
at 30c. 822.33; 284.44 so yds ma-
cadamizing at 34c, 896.71 .. 163 68
John Burke, Linheim's add. lot •
11, 148.5 lin ft curhstone at 30c,
$44.55; 70.80 sq yds guttering at
30c, $21.24; 269.87 sq yds macada-
mizing at 34c, $91.76.. 157 55
John Burke, Linheim's add. lot
10, 145.6 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$43.65; 64.67 sq yds guttering at
30c, $19.40; 258.67 sq yds macada-
mizing at 34c, $87.95.. 151 OQ
John Burke, Linheim's add, lot
99, 145.8 lin ft curbstone at 30c.
$43.74; 65.91 sq yds guttering at
. 30c, $19.77; 259.20 sq yds macada-
mizing at 34c, $88.13 151 64
Wm Hintrager, Summer Hill add,
lot 13, 90 lin ft curbstone at 30c.
*27.00; 40 sq yds guttering at 30c,
$12.00; 164.44 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 34c, $55.91
J H Shields, Sumner Hill add,
lot 12, 96 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$28.80; 42.67 sq yds guttering at
30c, 812.80; 170.67 sq yds macada-
mizing at 34c, $58.03
Martin Caloin, Summer Hill add,
94 91
99 63
lot 11, 85.6 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
326.65; 44.90 sq yds guttering at
300, 313.47; 170.67 sq yds macada-
mizing at 34c, $58.03 97 15
John .Carter. Summer Hill add,
lot 10, 86.2 lin ft curbstone at
30c, 825.86; 44.90 sq yds guttering
at 30c, $13.47; 170.67 sq yds ma-
cadamazing at 34c, $58.03 97 36
John Crunion, Summer H111 add,
lot 9, 92.8 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$27.84; 43.11 sq yds guttering at
30e, 312.93; 183.44 sq yds macad-
amizing at 34c, $62.37 103 14
John Barrett. sub min lot 24. lot
5, Kavanaugh & Rarry's sub,
lot 6, 102.6 lin ft curbstone at
30e. $30.78; 47.55 sq yds gutter-
ing at 30c. $14.27; 172.44 sq yds
macadamizing at 34c. $58.63103 68
John Barrett, Kavanaugh & Bar-
ry's anti, lot 4, 100.2 lin ft curb-
stone at 30e, 330.06; 44.53 sq yds
guttering at 30c, $13.36: 178.11
sq yds macadamizing at 34c,
360.56. 101 9R
10 J Delehanty. Kananaugh & Bar-
ry's sub, lot 3, 90.4 lin ft curb-
stone at 30c, 327.12; 46.75 sq yds
guttering at 30c, *14.03; 178.11 sq
yds macadamizing at 34c,
160.56 101 71
E J Delehanty. Kavanaugh & Bar-
ry's sub, lot 2. 100.2 lin ft curb-
stone at 30c, $30.06; 44.53 sq yds
guttering at 30c, $13.36: 178.11 sq
yds macadamizing at 34e, $60.56..103 98
Rosa Hines IOst., Kavanaugh &
Barry's sub, lot 1, 90.0 lin ft
curbstone at 30c, $27.00; 46.75 sq
yds guttering at 30c, 314.03;
178.11 sq yds macadamizing at
:34c, 360.56 101 69
John Barry. Kavanaugh & Bar-
ry's sub, lot 8, 391.0 lin ft curb-
stone at 30c, $117.30; 180.35 sq yds
guttering at 30c, 354.11; 712.44 sq
yds macadamizing at 34c 3242.23 413 64
T. Dillon, Mineral lot No. 12, 739.8
lin ft curbstone at 30c. $221.94;
3:32.90 sq yds guttering at 30c,
199.87; 1364.78 sq yds macadamia -
Ing at 34c, 1464.03... 786 34
Thos. Kavanaugh Est, sub min lot
No. 24; lot 4 and Kavanaugh &
Barry's sub, lot 7, 493.8 lin ft
curbstone at 30c, 3148.14: 221.22 sq
yds guttering at 30c. 366.36; 880
sq yds macad imizing at 34c,
$299.20 513 70
Thos Kavanaugh Est, Kavanaugh
& Barry's sub, lot 9a, 83.0 lin ft
curbstone at 30c, 124.90; 37 sq yds
yds guttering at 30c, $11.10; 147.55
sqyds macadamizing at 34c,
$50.17 86 17
Maurice O'Regan, sub min lot 21,
lot 3, 110.5 lin ft curbstone at 30e,
833.15; 51.78 sq yds guttering at
30c, 115.53; 212.44 sq yds macada-
mizing at 34e, 372.23 120 91
W J Brown, sub min lot 21, and 1-2,
lot 4, 165 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
349.50; 76.90 sq yds guttering at
n
Ropetrtl' ScNsio t, Decent/we 2, 18 i5.
30c, $23.07; 301.61 sq yds macad-
amizing at 34c, $102.55 175 12
John Deery, sub min lot 21, and
1-2, lot 4, 165 lin ft curbstone at
30c, $49.60; 76.90 sq yds guttering
at 30c, $23.07; 301.61 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 34c, 1102.55 175 12
Ross McMahon, sub min lot 21,
lot 5, 571 lin ft curbstone at 30e,
..171 30, 255.72 sq yds guttering
at 30c, $77.62; 1076.04 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 34c, $365.85 614 77
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aid. Bauer, Ronson, Crawford,
Cullen, Halpin, Kaufmann, Ryder, Shea,
Schulte and Vogler.
Ald. Kaufmann offered the following
resolution:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for im-
proving Alley from Merz to Reis streets,
between Windsor and Stafford avenues,
by Philip Doerr, contractor, in front of
and adjoining the same, a special tax
be and is hereby levied on the several
lots, and parts of lots, and parcels of
real estate hereinafter named, situate
and owned, for- the several amounts
set' opposite each lot or parcel of real
estate, as follows:
Special assessment submitted Dec, '2,,
1895.
John Bohn, sub 3 Geiger's sub,
lot 5, 55.55 sq yds macadamiz-
ing, at 33c, $18.33 $
John Bohn. sub 3 Geiger's sub,
lot 4, 65.55 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 33c, $18.33 $
Earnest Vogenthaler, sub 3 Gei-
ger's sub, •lot3, 55.55 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 33c, $18.33'
Mary Geiger, sub 3 Geiger's sub,
lot 2, 44.44 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 33c, $14.66
Mary Geiger,sub 3 Geiger's sub,
lot 1, 38.89 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 33c, $12.83
Wm. Mehl, sub 3 Geiger's sub, lot
8, 122.22 sq yds macadamizing at
38c, $40.33
F. W. Karsch, sub 3 Geiger's sub,
lot 11, 50.44 sq yds macadamizing
at 33c, $16.64
Raymond Fessler, sub 3
sub, lot 12, 39.3? ail yds
mizing at 33c, $12.98
Raymond Fessler, sub 3
sub, lot 13, 39.33 sq' yds
mizing at 33c, $12.98
Cfiristina Schmitz, sub 2 Geiger's
sub, w 1-2, lot 1, 55.55 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 33c, $18.33
Sevin Hug, sub 2 Geiger's sub,
e one-half. lot 1. 55.55 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 33c, $18.3318 33
Christina Schmitz, sub 2 Geiger's
sub, lot 2, 71.11 sq yds'macada-
mizing at 33c, 123.46
Frank Baumhauver, sub 2 Geiger's
sub, w 1-2, lot 3, 27.73 sq yds ma-
. cadamizing at 33e, $9 17 • 9 17
Chas, Baumhauver. sub 2 Geiger's
sub, e 1-2, lot 3, 27.78 sq yds ma-
cadamising at 33c, $9 17
18 33
18 33
18 33
GeIger's
macada-
Geiger's
macatia-
14 66
12 83
40 33
16 64
12 98
12 98
18 33
245
John 13erringer, sub 2 Geiger's
sub, w 1-2, lot 4, 27.78 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 33c, 19 17
John Ruebing, sub 2, Geiger's
sub, e 1-2, lot 4, 27.78 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 33c, $9 17
Josephine RIs, sub 1 Geiger's sub,
lot i, 150.55 sq yds macadamizing
at 33c, 149.68
John Ruebing, sub 1 Geiger's sub,
Int 2, 13.44 sq yds macadamiz-
ing, at 33c, $4.33
M. R. Stendebach, sub 1 Geiger's
sub, lot, 3, 44.78 sq yds macada-
mizing at 33c, $14.78 '
John Huber, sub 1 Geiger's sub,
w 1-2, lot 4, 44.78 sq yds macada-
mizing at 33c, $14.78
John Huber, sub 1 Geiger's sub,
w 1-2, lot 5, 47.55 sy yds macada-
mizing at 33c, $15.69 16 69
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Ald. Bauer, Bonson, Crawford,
Cullen, Halpin, Kaufmann, Ryder, Shea,
Schulte and Vogler.
Ald. Kaufmann offered the following
resolution:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:. Tha, to pay for im-
proving Schiller avenue from LIncoln
avenue to Peosta street by John Pickley,
centractor.•in front or and adjoining the
same, a special tax be and is hereby lev-
ied 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:
August Bistram. M Cranney's 2nd •
add. lot 16. 151.8 lin ft curbstone
at 30c. $45.54: 69.11 sq yds gutter-
ing at 30c. $20.73: 196.72 sq yds
macadamizing at 350, $68.85.....$135 12
''osa. Fengler, McCranney's 2nd
add. lot'15. 148.4 lin ft curbstone
at 30c, $44.52: 69.11 sq yds gutter
ing at 30c, $20.73: 189.40 sq yds •
macadamizing at 35c. $66.29 .... 131 54
Trangott Fengler. McCraney's 2nd
add, lot 6. 19.11sq linft curbstone
yds gutter-
ing$44.34; 66
at 30c. 320.73; 195 sq yds mac
adamizing at 35c. 368.25
Daniellot 5. 154.9 lin ft curbstone at 30Ruff. McCraney's 2nd c,
$46.47; 70.90 sq yds guttering at
39c; $21.27; 206 sci yds macadam-
izing at 35c. 372.10
C Fischer. McCr fteY'S 2nd
dnadd,
lot 38. 131.5 lin
e at
30c, $39.45; 63.11 su yds guttering
at 30c, 318.93; 184.11 sq yds mac-
adamizing at 35c. $64.44 122 82
C Fischer, McCranev's 2nd add, w
2-3. lot 45. 72.2 lin ft 30c, $21.66; 3 sq yds gu curbstone
ering at
30c, $9.90: 101 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 35c. 335.35 .. •• • •
H Hafner, Hooper's add, lot 22.
150.6 lin ft curbstone at 30c. $45.18;
69.11 sq yds guttering at 300,
$20.73; 201.17 50 Yds macadamiz. 136 Si
ing at 35c. $70.41
Wm Denten. Hooper's add. lot 21,
148 lin ft curbstone at 30c. $44.40;
69.11 sq yds guttering at 30c, $20.-
73; 193.83 50 yds 'macadamizing 132 97
at 35c. $67.84 .. •• •••••
E H Shepley. Hooper's add, lot 8,
149 lin ft curbstone at 30c, $44.70;
9 17
9 17
49 68
4 43
14 78
14 78
133 33
139 84
244; Regular ,Neewin, De#'ember 2, 1995.
69.11 sq yds guttering at 30c, 320.-
73; 19r sq yds macadamizing at
35c. $68.25 131 88
Robt Beckley, Hooper's add, lot 7,
147.4 lin ft curbstone at 30c, $44.22;
70.9 sq yds guttering at :30c, $1.-
27; 206 sq yds macadamizing at
35c, $72.10 137 59
T E Rhomberg, McCraney's 20J
add, lot 39. 132.9 lin ft curbstone
at 30c, $39.87: 63.11 sq yds gutter-
ing at 30c. 318.93; 181.33 sq yds
macadamizing at 35c. $63.47 ..
C, M & St P Ry Co, McCraney's
2nd add, lot 44. 72 lin ft curbstone
at 30c, 321.60: .33 so yds gutter-
ing at 30c. $9.90: 98.22 so yds mac
adamizing at 35c, $34.37 65 37
Adopted by the following vete:
lyes -Aids. Bauer. Bonson, Craw-
ford, Cullen, Halmin, Kaufmann, Ryder,
Shea. Schulte and Vogler.
Ald. Kaufmann offered the following
resolution:
Resolved by the City Council cif the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for im-
proving Fengler avenue from Peosta
street north terminus: by D. W. Linehan
contractor. in front of and adjoining the
same, a special tak be and is hereby lev-
ied on the several lots and parts of lots,
and parcels of real estate herinafter
named. situate and awned, and for the
several amounts set opposite each Int
or pa:reel of real estate. 'as follows:
J Frommelt. Fengler's .add, lot 12;
• 130.3 lin ft cilrbstone at 28c. 336.- •
48; 63.89 sq yds guttering at 28c,
17.89; 175.69 sq ?vds macadamiz-
ing at 32c, $56.22 *110 59
J Frominelt, Fengler's add, lot 39,
137.4 lin ft cilrbstone at 28c, 338.-
47; 62.84 sq yds guttering at 28c.
$17.59; 193.9 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 32d. 162.05 ....'.. 118 11
John Dietrich. Fenglers' add, lot 9,
146.8 lin ft curbstone at 28c, 341.10
73.95 sq yds guttering at 28e,
$20.71; 203.38 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 32c. $65.08 126 89
Wm Lippslock, Fengler's add, lot
38. 153.0 li ft curbstone at 28c,
$42.84; 73.07 so yds guttering at
28c, $20,46; 218.77 sq yds macadam
'zing at 32e. 170.01 133 31
G Kuntz Est: Fengler's add, lot 8,
148.6 lin ft curbstone at 28c, 341.-
61; 69.11 sq yds guttering at 28c,
319.35; 201.16 sq yds macadatniz-
ing at 32c. $64.37 125 33
T L Lippstock, Fengler's ad, lot 31. '
149 lin ft curbstone at 28c, $41.72;
69.11 sqyds guttering at 28e,
$19.35; 201.16 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 32c, 164.37 .. • 136`•44
T H Varley, Fengler's add, lot 5,
148.9 Un ft curbstone at 28e, 341.69;
69.11 sq yds guttering at 28c, $19.-
35; 201.16 sq yds macadamizing
at 32c. $64.37 125 41
P Beusch, Fengler's add, lot 30
147.2 lin et curbstone at 28c, 341
22; 69.11 sq yds guttering at 28c,
$19.35; 201.16 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 32c. $64.37 124 94
M Kurt,'Fengler'? add. lot 4, 1465
lin it'curbstone at 28e. 141.02; 69-
11 sq yds guttering at 28c, 319.35.
201.16 sq yds •mbcadamizing at
32c. $64.37 124 74
John Wendel. Fengler's add. lot 23,
147.6 lin ft curbstone at 28c, 341.-
33; 69.11 sq yds guttering at 28c,
122 27
319.35; 201.16 sq yds macadai» %z-
ing at 32c. $64.37 125 q;
Max Kistler, Fengler's add, lot 1,
145.1 lin ft curbstone at 28c, $40.-
63; 65.2 sq yds guttering at 28c,
318.26; 190.41 so yds macadamiz-
ing at 32c. $60.93 .... . 119 82
Frank Jaeger. Jaerger's sub, lot 1,
146.9 lin ft curbstone at 28c, 341.-
13: 66.22 sq yds guttering at. 28e,
318.54; 193.83 so yds macadamiz-
ing at 32c. $62:03 .. .. .. 121 7*
Frank Jaeger, Jaeger's sub, lot 13,
235.1 lin ft curbstone at 28c, 365.-
83; 105.33 sq yds guttering at 28c,
$29.49; 286.84 sq yds •macadamis-
ing at 32c. $91.79 187 11
Frank Jaeger. Jaeger's sub, lot 12.
234.6 lin ft curbstone at 28c. 365.-
69. 105.15 so yds guttering at 28c.
329.44; 286.62 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 32c. $91.72 186 85
(`. M & St P Ry Co. south part 'i
let 13 and unnunvbQred lot In Fen
gler's add. 51.1 so yds macadam
izing at 32c. $16.35 16 36
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes -Aids. Bauer. Bunsen, Craw-
ford, Cullen. Halpin. Kauftn.utn, Ryder,
Shea. Schulte and Vogler.
Ald. Kaufmann offered the following
resolution:
Resolved by the Qity. Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for
improving alley from Schiller to Middle
between Rhomberg and Lincoln avenues,
by Wilber Cook. contractor, in front of
and adjoining the same. a special tar
be and is. hereby levied on the several
lots, and parts of lots, and parcels of
real estate hereimitter named, situate
and owned, and for the several amounts.
set opposite each lot or parcel of real
estate. as follows;
Special assessment submitted Decem-
ber 2. 1395.
August Biskram, McCraney's 2nd
add, let 16, 43.78 sq yds macada-
mizing at 30c, $13.13; 15.60cu yds.
grading at 9c. $1.89 • $ 14 52•
August Bistram, MnCraney's 2nd
add, lot 17, 65.56 sq yds Inacadar
mining at 30c, 16.66; 21.00 cu yda
grading at 9e, $1.89 18 56_
George Deckert, McCraney's 2nd
add lot 18. 55.65 sq yds macada-
mizing at 30e, 16.66; 21.00 cu yds
grading at 9c, 31.89 18 66
Frank Frommelt, McCraney's 2nd
add. lot 19, 56.55 sq yds macada-
mizing at 30e, 16.66: 21.00 cu yds
grading at 9c, 31.89 18 55
Albert Curtis. . McCraney's 2nd
add, lot 20. 55.55 sq yds macada-
mizing at 30e, 16.66; 21.00 cu yds
grading at 9c, 31.89 18,55
J. Scheldecker, sub 9-11-13 Wick's
add, lot 2, 55.55 sq yds macada-
mizing at 30e, 16.66: 21.00 cu yda
grading at 9c, 31.89 ... 18 55
Jacob Welty, sub, 9-11-13 Wick's
add, lot 1, 65.55 sq yds macada-
itfising at 300, 16.66: 21.00 cu yds
grading at 9c, $1.69 18,56
M. Muschltach, Wick's addition,
lot 16, 65.65 sq yds macada-
mizing at 30e, 16.66: 21.00 cu yds
„•q1,1,,, N, xxien, Decerralhci' 2 189+5. '24'7
•
grading at 9c, 51.89
M. Muschttsch, Wick's addition,
lot 15, 55.55 sq yds macada-
mizing.,at.30c, 16.66; 21.00 cu yds
grading at 9c, 51.89
Val W Muschitsch, McCraney's 2d
add, lot 11, 55.55 sq yds macada-
mizing at 30c, 16.66; 21.00 cu yds
grading at 9c, 51.89
Henry Wagner, McCraney's 2nd
add, lot 12, 55.55 sq yds macada-
mizing at 30c, 16.66; 21.00 cu yds
grading at 9c, $1.89...
R Jones, McCraney's Second add,
100 13. 55.55 so yds macada-
mizing at 30c, 16.66; 21.00 cu yds
grading at 9c, $1.89 18 55
R Jones, McCraney's Second add,
lot 14, 55.55 sq yds macada-
miziflg at 30c. 16.66; 21.00 cu yds
grading at 9c, $1.89... 18 55
R Jones, McCraney's 2d add, n e
3 4-10 lot.15,.0.78 sq yds macada-
mizing at 30c, 51.13; 1.50 cn yds
grading 'at' 9c, 5.13 1 26
Rosa Fengler, McCraney's 2d add,
•s 32 feet lot 15, 40.00 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30c, 512.00; 14.00 cu
yds grading at 9c, $1.26 13 26
Adopted by the following vote;
Ayes -Aid; Dauer, Ronson, Crawford,
Cullen, Halpin. Kaufmann, Ryder, Shea,
Schulte and Vogler.
Ald. Kaufmann offered the following
resolution:
•Resolved • by the City Council • of the
City . or Dubuque: That to pay for
improving Middle avenue from Ems-
ley's alley to Garfield avenue, .by D.
W. Linehan, contractor, in front of and
adjoining the same, a special tax be
and is hereby levied on ;he several lots,
and parts of lots, and p,roels of real
•estate hereina[ter named, situate and
owned. and for the several amounts
set opposite each lot or parcel of real
estate. as follows:
Special assessment submitted Decem-
ber 2, 1895.
Chas. Nank,• Wick's add., lot 2,
138.4 lin ft curbstone at 29c,
540.13; 48.00 sq yds guttering
at 28c. 513.41; 161.33 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30c, $48.40 5101 97
Andrew Vaiiister, Wick's add lot 3
•140.7 lin ft curbstone at 29c 540.80;
48.67 sq yds guttering at 28c.
$13.63; 161.33 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 30c, 548.40 . 102 83
Jacob Kuntz, Wick's add, sub of•6,
8 & n 7 ft of 10, lot' 1, 153.2 lin
ft curbstone at 29c, 544.43; 52 sq
yds guttering at 28c, 514.56; 166.67
sq yds macadamizing at 30e,
$550.00 108 99
J. A. Welty, Wick's add, sub of
5, 7 & n 7 ft of 9, lot 1, 154.7 lin
ft curbstone at 29c, 544.86; 62.33
sq yds guttering at 28c. 514.65;
166.67 sq yds macadamizing at 109 51
30e, 550.00
J. A. Welty, Wick's add, sub 9-
11-13, lot 1, 144.5 lin ft curbstone
at 29c, 541.90; 51.83 sq yds gutter -
18 55
18 55
18 55
18 55
Ing at 28c, 514.51; 144.90 sq yds
macadamizing at 30c, 543.479988
John Niedermeyer, Wick's add, s
7-10 lot 10, 19.1 lin ft curbstone at
29c, 55.54; 8.50 sq yds guttering at
28c. $2.38; 22.67 sq yds macada-
mizing at 30c, $6.80 14 72
John Niedermeyer, Wick's add, lot
12, 75.0 lin ft curbstone at 29c.
521.75; 25 sq yds guttering at
28c, 57.00; 66.67 sq yds macada-
mizing at 311c. 520.00 48 75
John Niedermeyer, Wick's add, lot
14, 49.4 lin ft curbstone at 29c,
814.3:1; 1S, sq ids guttering at
2Se, 55.13; 55.55 sq yds macada-
mizing at no, 516.66 3612
M Slischetisch. Wick's add, lot 17,
142.7 lin ft curbstone at 29c,
541.38; .51..`t3 sq yds guttering at
28c, 514.51; 144.90 sq yds macad-
amizing At 30e. 543.47 99 36
J. Woodrich. Wick's add, lot 17,
142.6 lin ft curbstone at 29c,
5.41.25; 51.83 sq yds guttering at
28c, $14.51; 144.90 sq yds macada-
mizing st 30c. 543:47 99 33
F Woodrich Est, Wick's add, lot
20. 74.5 lin ft curbstone at 29c,
821,60; 15.50 sq yds guttering at
28e, $7.14; 68.90 sq yds macada-•
• mizing at 30c, $20.67 49 41
F Woodrich Est, Wick's add, lot
22. 66.4 lin ft curbstone at 29e,
519.25; 23.50 sq yds guttering at.
28c. 56.58; 72.90 sq yds macada-
mizing at 30c, 521.87 47 70
W Loeffler. Wick's addition, lot
19, 74.5 lin ft curbstone at 29c,
521.60: 25.50 sq yds guttering at
28c, 57.14; 68.90 sq yds macada-
mizing at'30c. 520 67...... 49 41
W Loeffler, Wick's addition; lot
21, 67.4 lin ft curbstone'st 29c.
519.54; 23.50 sq yds guttering at
28c, 56.58; 72.90 sq yds macada-
.mizing at 300, $21.87 47119•
7 M Boltz. Wick's add, lot 24,1433
lin ft curbstone et 29c,.241:55;
53.17 sq yds guttering at 28c,
514.89; 148.44 sq yds macadamiz- ,
ins at 30c, 544.53 100 97
Chas Hunze, Wick's add, lot 25,
142.7 lin ft curbstone at 29c,
541.38; 53.17 sq yds guttering•at
28c, 514.89; 148.44 sq yds macada-
mizing at 30c. 544.53 • 100 80
Adopted by the following vete
:Lyes -Aid. Bauer, Hanson, Crawford.
Cullen, Halpin, Kaufmann, Ryder, Shea,
Schulte and Vogler.
Aid. Kaufmann offered the following'
resolUtion:
Resolved by the City Council• of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay` for
improving alley from Merz to b a llna
street east of Stafford avenue, Y
Phil-
ip Doerr, contractor, In front of and ad-
joining the same; a special tax be and Is
hereby levied on the several lots. parts
of lots, and parcels of real estate here-
inafter 'named, situate and owned: and
for the several amounts set opposite
each int or parcel of real estate, as fol-
Rey'11/4 /' .s.sion, December 2, 189 5.
lows:
Special assessment submitted Decem-
ber 2, 1895.
Martin Gabriel, Stein's add, lot 1.
32.8 sq yds macadamizing at 35e.
811.48; 17 cit yds grading at 2e.
8.74
A' M J IIemmelder, Stein's add.
lot 2, 46.0 sq yds macadamizing
at 35e, $16.10: 51.5 cu yds grading
at 2e, $1.02 17 13
Fred Brantel. Stein's addition,
lot 3, 46.0 sq yds macadamizing
at 35c, 816.10; 51.5 cu yds grading
at 2c, $1.03 17 13
Geo Gruber, Stein's add, lot 1 of 4,
46.5 sq yds macadamizing at 35c,
$16.27; 51.5 cu yds grading at
2c, 81.03 17 30
Frank Stifles, Stein's add, lot 5,
167.0 sq yds macadamizing at
at 35c, 858.45; 187.5 cu yds grad -
at 2c, $3.75 62 20
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Ald. Bauer, Bonson, Crawford.
Cullen, Halpin, Kaufmann, Ryder, Shea,
Schulte and Vogler.
Alda Kaufmann offered the following
resolution:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for
a 12 -inch pipe sa.n:tars sewer In South
Locust street from Dodge street to
south line lot 6, sub 579 city, by M.
Laven, contractor. 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 oppo-
site each lot or parcel or real estate,
as follows:
Special assessment submitted Decem-
ber 2, 1896.
James" Beach & Son, city lot 580,
7,600 sq ft at 4 mills, $30.40......$ 30 40
James Beach it Son, city lot 581,
' 10,100 sq ft at 4 mills, $40.40 40 40
James Beach & Son, city lot 582,
11,500 sq ft at 4 mills, 846.0046 00
James Beach & Son, city lot 583,
3,000 sq ft at 4 mills, 812.00 12 00
J. H. Thedinga Est, city s 100 ft
lot 552a, 7,000 sq ft at 4 mills,
$28.00 28 00
James Allen, city n 50 ft lot 552 a,
5,000 sq ft at 4 mills, $20.00 20 00
S P Wadley, city lot 1 sub lot 552,
4,700 sq ft at 4 mills 818.80 18 80
Ifey City Gas Co., city lot 2 sub lot
552, 4,700 sq ft at 4 mills, 818.8018 80
Key City Gas Co., city lot 3 sub lot
552, 4,700 sq ft at 4 mills, 818.8018 80
Key City Gas Co., city lot 4 sub lot
552, 4,700 sq ft at 4 mills, 818.8018 80
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aid. Bauer, Bonson, Crawford,
Cullen, Halpin, Kaufmann, Ryder, Shea,
Schulte and Vogler.
Ald. Kaufmann offered the following
resolution:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for
an 8 -Inch pipe sanitary sewer In Grove
Terrace south from West Eleventh street
12 22
to Wilbur Lane by D. W. Linehan, con-
tractor. In front of and adjoining the
same, a special tax be and is hereby lev-
ied on the several lots. and parts of lots,
and parcels of real estate .hereinafter
named. situate and owned, and for the
several amounts set opposite each lot or
parcel of real estate. as follows:
Special assessment submitted Dec. 2nd
1895.
H F C Schneider. Ellen Corkey's
sub, lot 1, 12500 sq ft sanitary
sewer at 4 mills $ 50 00
H F Reynolds. Ellen Corkey's
sub, lot 2. 5000 sq ft sanitary
sewer at 4 mills 20 00
H F Reynolds. Ellen Corkey's sub,
n 1-2 lot 3, 2500 sq ft sanitary
sewer at 4 mills 10 00
W S Knott. Ellen Corkey's sub,
s 1-2, lot 3. 2500 sq ft sanitary
sewer at 4 mills 10 00
W S Knott. Ellen Corkey's sub,
lot 4, 5000 so ft sanitary sewer,
at4mills $000
Wm F Woodrich. Ellen Corkey's
sub, lot 5, 4800 sq ft sanitary
sewer at 4 mills 18 40
C N Baird. Ellen Corkey's sub,
lot 6, 4500 sti ft sanitary sewer
at4mills 1800
C A Wilber. Ellen Corkey's sub,
lot 7, 2380 so f: sanitary sewer
at 4 mills 952
Fred Weigel. sub of 687 city, lot 4,
18000 sq ft sanitary sewer at 4
mills 72 00
F A Rumpf, sub of 678 city, lot 5,
20000 sq ft sanitary sewer at 4
mills 80 00
Referred to the committee of the
whole.
Ald. Kaufmann offered the following
resolution:
• Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for
laying a 6 -foot wide sidewalk on both
sides of Lincoln avenue from Jackson
street to Reed ave by John McCoy, con-
tractor. in front of and adjoining the
same. a special tax be and Is hereby lev-
ied on th8 several lots. and parts of lots,
and parcels of real estate hereinafter
named. situate and owned, and for the
several amounts set opposite each lot or
parcel of real estate. as follows:
Special assessment submitted Dec. 2nd
1895.
Frank Angster. Drelbilbies add. s
30.4 lot 26 30.5 lin ft sidewalk at
22c $6 71
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Bauer. Bonson, Craw-
ford, Cullen, Halpin. Kaufmann, Ryder,
Shea, Schulte and Vogler.
Ald. Kaufmann offered the following
resolution:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for
laying the cement sidewalk on Main: St.
In front of the n 53 1-2, city lot
466 by N. H. Schilling, con-
trattor. In front of and adjoining the
same, a special tax be and Is hereby lev-
led on the several lots. and parts of lots,
and parcels of real estate hereinafter
named. situate and owned, and for the
several amounts set opposite each lot or
parcel of real estate. as follows:
Special assessment submitted Dec. 2nd
1895.
First Baptist Church. city, n
531-2 ft, lot 466, lowering cement
Sexs#oll, December' 2, 14tLi .
sidewalk $ 33 00
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes -Aids. Bauer. Bonson, Craw-
ford, Cullen. Halpin. Kaufmann, Ryder,
Shea, Schulte and Vogler.
Aid. Kaufmann offered the following
resolution:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for
a 12 -inch pipe sanitary sewer in West Lo
cust street. from West 17th street
to Clark street. by M. Connolly, con-
tractor. in front of and adjoining the
same, a special tax be and is hereby lev-
ied on the several tots. and parts of lots,
and parcels of real estate hereinafter
named. situate and owned, and for the
several amounts set opposite each lot or
parcel of real estate. as follows:
Special assessment submitted Dee. 2nd
1895.
Mrs. Winnie Hamel. lot 1 of 2 of
sub 670. city. 12500 sq ft sanitary
sewer at 4 mills 50 00
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes -Aids. Bauer. Ronson. Craw -
lord, Cullen. Halpin. Kaufmann, Ryder,
Shea. Schulte and Vogler.
Ald. Kaufmann offered the following
resolution:
Resolved by the City 'Council of the
'City of Dubuque: That to pay for
Improving Garfield avenue from Ann to
Dock avenue. by Steuck & O'Farrel, con-
tractor. in front of and adjoining the
same,.a special tax be and is hereby lev-
ied on the several lots. and parts of lots,
and parcels of real estate hereinafter
named. situate and owned, and for the
several amounts set opposite each lot or
parcel of real estate. as follows:
Special assessment submitted Dec. 2nd'
1895. •
Albert Lel. ht. McCraney's 1st add,
lot 10. 13.3 sq yds guttering at 29
33.86; 16 sq yds macadamizing .
at 30c. $4.80: 30 lin ft curbing re-
set at 6c. 31.80 $ 10 46
Albert Lelcht. McCraney's 1st add,
lot 11, 22.2 sq yds guttering at
29c, $6.44; 47.2 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 30c. 314.16: 50 lin ft curb- 23 60
ing reset at 6c. 33.00
Albert leicht. McCraney's 1st add,
lot 12. 47.8 lin ft curbstone at 29c,
29c. at
$6.4;27.2 sq yds guttering
miz
ing at 30c. 38.16; 2.2 lin 2t curbing 28 47
reset at 6c. 30.12
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes -Alda. Bauer. Bonson, Craw-
ford, Cullen. Halpin. Kaufmann. Ryder,
Shea. Schulte. and Vogler.
Ald. Kaufmann offered the following
resolution:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for im-
proving West Eagle Point avenue from
Kane street west to the city limits by
Steuck & O'Farrel. contractors, in front
of and adjoining the same. a special
sev-
eraltax be and is hereby
lots, and parts of levied
the
lots, andparcels
of real estate hereinaftetr named, situate
and owned. and for the several amounts
set opposite each lot or parcel of real es-
tate. as follows:
Special assessment submitted Decem-
ber 2nd. 1895.
3 add,t1 sub 159. 249.2lin
el ter1aoyft
curbstone at 30c. $74.76: 167.33 sq
yds guttering at 280, 346.85; 316 sq
•
:2,x..1
yds macadamizing at 29c, $91.64..$213 25
F H, Frank. L H Langworthy's add
lot 161. 174.4 lin ft curbstone at
30c, 352.32: 12.8.88 sq yds gutter-
ing at 28c. 5,36.09: 233.31 sq yds
macadamizing at 29c. 367.67 ..... 156 08
J K Kaufmann. L 11 Langworthy's
add, sub 164 and 166a. lot 1. 58.4
lin ft curbstone at 30c. 317.52; 50.-
22 sq yds guttering at 28c, 314.06;
76 sq yds macadamizing at 29c,
322.04 53 62
J K Kaufmann. L 11 Langworthy's
add. sub 161 and 166a. lot 2, 47
lin ft curbstone at 30c. 314.10;
31.33 sq yds guttering at 28c,
38.77: 62.66 sq yds macadamizing
at 29c. $13.l7 41 04
J K Kaufmann. L 11 Langworthy's
add. sub 161 and 166a. lot 3, 47
lin ft curbstone at 30c. 314.10;
31.33 sq yds guttering at 28c,
$8.77; 62.66 sq yds macadamizing
at 29c. $15.17 41 04
J K Kaufmann. L 11 Langworfhy's
add. sub 164 and 166a. lot 4, 47
lin ft curbstone at 30e. $14.10;
31.33sq ydsguttering at 28c,
38.77; 62.66 sq yds macadamizing
at 29c. 318.17 • 41 04
Andreas Mareske. L 11 Lang -
worthy's add. sub 164 and 166a,
lit 5. 47 lin ft curbstone at 30e,
$14.10; 31.33 sq yds guttering at
28c, 38.77; 62.66 sq yds macadam-
izing at 29e. 318.11 41 04
Wm Petsch. L H Langworthy's
add. sub 164 and 166a. lot 6, 58.3
lin ft curbstone at 30c. 317.49; 42.-
33 sq yds guttering at 28c, 311.85;
70.66 sq yds macadamizing at 29c,
320.49 49 83
Chas. Simon. L H La.ngworthy's
add. lot 166. 207 lin ft curbstone
at 30e, 362.10; 155.44 sq yds gutter
Mg at 28e. 343.52; 270.66 sq yds'
macadamizing at 290, $78.49 ..... 184 11
John Kemps. L H La.ngworthy's
add, lot 167. 254.7 lin ft curbstone
at 30e, 376.41: 173.44 sq yds gutter
ing at 28e. 348.56; 320 sq yds mac
adamazing at 29c, 392.80 217 77
John Kemps. L H Langworthy's
add. lot 169. 266 lin ft curbstone
at 30c, 379.80: 180 sq yds gutter-
ing at 28c, 350.40: 354.66 sq yds
macadamizing at 29c. 3102.85 233 05
Chas 1i' Rornheiser. Burton's add,
lot 57. 6.3 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
318.90; 42 sq yds guttering at 28c,
311.76; 84 sq yds macadamizing
at 29e. 324.36 55 02
Chas F Bamheiser. Burton's add,
lot 56. 63 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
318.90; 42 sq yds guttering at 28c,
311.76; 84 sq yds macadamizing
at 29c. $94.36 55 02
John Spiering. Burton's add,
lot 55. 60 lin ft curbstone at 30c.
318.00; 40 sq yds guttering at
28c, 311.20; 80 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 29c. $23.20 52 40
John Spiering. Burton's add.
lot 54. 60 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
318.00; 40 sq yds guttering at
28c, 311.20; 80 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 29c. $23.20 .:.... .... .. 52 40
John Spiering. Burton's add,
1ot55. 60 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$18.00; 40 sq yds guttering at
28c, 311.20; 80 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 29c. $23.20 ...... ... .. 52 40
John Spiering, Burton's add.
'25(I %'c /U/('l' Ses.sleo. Awe/awl' 2.
lot 52. 57.8 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
317.34; 60.44 sq yds guttering at
28c, 316.92; 98.66 sq yds macadam
ging at 29c. 828.61 62 87
Nick Steiner Est. Burton's add, sub
1 of 51. lot 1, 36.8 lin ft curbstone
at 30c. $11.04: 43.58 sa yds gutter-
ing at 28c. 312.20: 64 so Yds mac-
adamizing at 29c, ,.$18.56 41 80
Nick Steiner Est. Burton's add,
lot 50. 61.4 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$18.42; 40.93 sq yds guttering at
28c, $11.46; 81.81 sq yds guttering a
izing at 29c. 823.71 53 62
Wm Hintrager, Burton's add. lot
49. 91 lin ft curbstone at 30c, 327.-
30; 60.66 sq yds guttering at 28c,
$16.98; 121.22 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 29c. $35.15 79 43
John Jennie. Burton's add, lot 48,
57.5 lin ft curbstone at 30c, $17.25;
38.33.sq. yds guttering at 28c, 310.-
73; 76.66 sq yds macadamizing at
29c, 322.23 50 21
John Jennie. Burton's add, lot 47,
57.7 lin ft curbstone at 30c, 317,31;
51.66 sq yds guttering at 28c, 314.-
46; 76.66 sq yds macadamizing at
29c. $22.23 54 00
John Jennie. T3urton's add, lot 46,
58 din ft curbstone ;z; 30c, $17.40;
38.66 sq yds gut tering at 28e,
310.82; 77.33 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 29c. $37.43 ,. 50 65
John Jennie. Burton's add, lot 45,
58 lin ft curbstone at 30c, 317.40;
38.66 sq yds guttering at 28c,
.310.82; 77.33 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 29c. $22.43 50 65
John Jennie, Burton's add. lot 44,
58 lin ftcurbstone at 30c, 317.40;
38.66 sq yds guttering at 28c,
$10.82; 77.33 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 29c. 822.43 50 65
John Jennie. Burton's add. lot 43,
59 lin ft curbstone at 30c, 317.70;
39.33 sq yds guttering at 28c,
$11.01; 78.66 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 29c. 322.81 51 52
John Jennie. Burton's add, lot 42,
59 lin ft curbstone at 30c, $17.70;
39.33 sq yds guttering at 28c,
$11.01; 78.66 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 29c. 822.81 51 52
John Jennie. Burton's add. lot 41,
61 lin ft curbstbne at 30e. 318.30;
40.66 sq yds guttering at 28c,
$11.38; 82.66 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 29c. 323.97 53 65
Wm Hintrager, Burton's add, lot
40, 61 lin ft curbstone at 30c, 318.-
30; 40.66 sq yds guttering at 28c,
311.38; 82.66 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 29c, 823.97 .. , , . , 53 65
John Jenne. Burton's add, lot 39,
51 lin ft curbstone at 30c, 315.30;
36.72 sq. yds .guttering at 28c,
$10.28; 69.33 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 29c. 320.11 45 69
David Lorenz. Burton's add, lot 38,
73 lin ft curbstone at 30c, 321.90;
48.66 sq yds guttering at 2Sc,
$13.62; 98.67 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 29c, $28.61 64 13
Wm Manning, Burton's add, lot 37,
65 lin ft, curbstone at 30c. 319.50;
43.33 sq yds guttering at 28c,
312.13; 86.67 sq yds macadamiz-
, ing at 29c. $25.13
Wm Manning. Burton's add, lot 36,
65 lin ft curbstone at 30c, 319.50;
43,33 sq yds guttering at 28c,
$12.13; 86.67 sq yds macadamiz-
56 76
Ing at 29c. 325.13 56 76
Clara C Miller. Burton's add, lot 35,
65 lin ft curbstone at 3Oc, 319.50;
43.33 sq yds guttering at 28c,
312.13; 86.67 sin yds macadamiz-
ing a: 29c. $25.13 56 76
Ignatz Seeger Est. Burton's add,
lot 34. 66.4 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
319.92; 44.27 sq yds guttering at
28c, $12.40; 88.53 sq yds macad-
amizing at 29c. $25.67 67 99
• North Side:
Wm B Allison. Burton's add, lot
33, 161 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$45.30; 116.89 sq yds guttering at
28c, 332.73; 224 sq yds macadamiz
ing at 29c. 864.96 ...... ........ 145 99
Wm 13 Allison. mineral lot. lot 342,
485.1 lin ft curbstone at 30c, 3145.-
53; 325.33 sq yds guttering at 28c,
391.09; 626.67 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 29c. $181.75 418 37
John Becker. mineral lot, both
sides,• lot 337, 619.2 lin ft curb-
stone at 30c. $185.76: 441.17 sq yds
guttering at 28c, $123.53; 886.88
sq yds .• macadamizing at 29o,,.
$257.19.•566 48
Peter Mehen. mineral lot sub of
340, lot 1..767.8 lin ft curbstone at
30c, $230.34; 527.33 sq yds gutter-
ing at 28c. $147.65; 1074.66 sq yds
macadamizing at 29c, 3311.65 689 64
South ,Side:
Melchoir Sehlagt 1. L H Lang -
worthy's add. Lot 154. '31 lin ft
curbstone at 30c..39.30; 20.67, sq
yds guttering at 28c. $5.7S; 42.33
sq yds macadamizing at 39c.
$11.98 , ... 27 06
Melchoir Schlagel, L H Lang -
worthy's add. lot 158a. 146 lin ft
curbstone at 30c. $43.80: 97.33; sq
yda•guttering at 28c. 327.25; 194.-
66 sq yds macadamizing at 29c,
856.45 -. 127 60
Melchoir Schlagel, L H Lang -
worthy's add. lot 158. 164 lin ft
curbstone at 30c. 349.20; 109.33 sq
yds guttering at 28c. 330.61; 218.-
66 sq yds macadamizing at 29c,
$63.41 143 22
Melchoir Schlagel, L H Lang -
worthy's add, lot 160a. 195 lin ft
curbstone at 30c. $58.50; 130 aq
yds guttering at 28c. 336.40; 260 sq
yds macadamizing at 29c, $75.40. 170 30
Melchoir Schlagel, L H Lang -
worthy's add,. lot 160, 133.5 lin ft
curbstone at 30c. 840.05; 89 sq
yds guttering at 28c, 324.92; 178
sq yds macadamizing at 29c,
$51.62 116 59
Melchoir Schlagel. L H Lang -
worthy's add, lot 1,60c. 84.6 lin ft
curbstone at 30c. $25.35; 56.33• sq
yds guttering at 28c. 315.77; 112.66
sq yds macadamizing at 29c,
562.67 73 79
Melchoir Schlagel, L H Lang -
worthy's add. lot 162. 83 lin ft
curbstone at 30e. $24.90; 55.33
sq yds guttering at 28c, $15.49;
110.67 sq yds macadamizing at
29c. $32.09 .. .... 73.48
Melcholr Schlagel, L H Lang -
worthy's add. lot 162a, 83 lin ft
curbstone at 30c. $43.50: 96.66 sq
yds guttering at 28c, $27.07; 193.-
33 sq yds macadamizing at 29c,
$56.06 126 63
Melchoir Schlagel, L H Lang -
worthy's add, lot 165. 228 11n ft
/ier/nlar ,1't.'x;on, Dec,' bel' 2, 189:2.
curbstone at 30c. $68.40; 152 sq
yds guttering at 28c. $42.56; 304 s
yds macadamizing at 29c, $88.16 199 13
John Witt. L: H. Langworthy's
add, 1 of sub of 168., lot 2, 36 lin
ft curbstone at 30c. $10.80; 24 sq
yds guttering at 2Sc, 16.72; 48.40
sq yds macadamizing at 29c,
814.03
Julius Otto. L H Langworthy's
a.dd, 1 of sub of 168. lot 1, 31.4
lin ft curbstone at 30c. $9.42; 27.11
sq yds guttering at 28c, $7.59; 48.-
67 sq yds macadamizing at 29c,
$14.11 31 12
Julius Otto. L H Langworthy's
add. 1 of sub of 168. lot 2, 50.5
lin ft curbstone at 30c. $15.15; 34
sq yds guttering at 28c, $9.52;
70.67 sq yds macadamizing at
29c. $20.49 45 16
Esther Provenchor. L 14 Lang -
worthy's add. 1 of sub of 16S, lot
3, 50.5 lin ft curbstone at 30e.
.115.15; 34 sq yds guttering at 28c,
$9.52; 73.33 sq yds macadamizing
at 29c. $21.26 45 93
Esther Provenchor. L H Lang -
worthy's add. 1 of sub of 168, lot
4. 50.5 lin ftcurbstone. at 20c,
*15.15; 34 so Is guttering at
28c, $9.52; 73.33 q yds macadam-
izing at 29e, $21.26 $45 93
WM Hintrager. Burton's add, lot 1,
58 lin ft curbs:,•ne at 30c. $17.40;
38.67 so yds :•uttering at 2810,
*10.82; 77.33 •,t yds macadamiz-
ing at 29c. 222.43 .. 50 65
H Hurne Est. Burton's add, lot 2
58 1111 ft curbstone at 30e, 117.40;
38,27 sq yds guttering at 28c;
*10.82; 77.33 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 29c. *82.48 50 65
Wm Hintrager, Burton's add, lot 3,
68 lin ft curbstone at 30e, $17.40;
38.69 sq yds guttering at 2 8c,
*10.82; 77.13 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 29e. 12.43 50 65
Wm Hintrager, Burton's add, lot 4,
58 lin ft curbstone at 30c, *17.40;
38.67 sq yds guttering at 28c,
*10.82; 77.33 so yds macadamiz-
ing at 29c. *22.43 50 65
Wm Hintrager, Burton't add, lot 5,
59 lin. ft curbstone at 30c. 117.70;
39.33 sq yds guttering at 28c,
$11.01; 77.33 sq yds macadamia-
ing at 29c. *22.43 51 14
Wm Hintrager, Burton's add, lot 6, •
59 lin ft curbstone at 30c, 117.70;
39.33 sq Yds guttering at 28c.
111.01; 75.69 s*• :Ids macadamiz-
ing at 29c. 122.81 51 52
Casper Metz Est. Burton't add, lot
7. 57 lin ft curbstone at 30c, $17.-
104 88 sq yds guttering at 28c,
310.64; 76 sq yds macadamizing
at 29c. $22.04
Casper Metz Est, Burton't add, lot
S. 47.1 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$14.13; 42.44 sq yds guttering at
28c, 111.88; 76 sq yds macadam-
izing at 29c. $22.04 •
A Leik. Burton's add. lot 9, 57
lin ft curbstone at 30c. $17.10;
88 aq yds guttering at 28c, *10.64;
76 aq yds maeadamazing at 29c,
$22.14
Chris Leik. Burton's •add, lot 10,
58.7 lin ft curbstone at 30c, *16.11;
X38 sq yds guttering at 28c, 110.64;
76 sq yds macadamising at 29c,
$28.04
31 55
49
48
7S
05
49 78
48 79
Chris Leik, Burton's add. lot 11,
57 lin ft curbstone at 30c, 117.10;
38 sq yds guttering at 28e, 110.64;
76 sq yds macadamizing at 29c,
$22.04 ............ 49 78
Chris Leik, Burton's add. lot 12,
59 lin ft curbstone at 30c, $17,70;
46 sq yds guttering at 28c, $12.88;
76 sq Yds macadamizing at 29c,
$22.04
Wm Hintrager, Burton's add, lot
13, 57.5 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$17.25 38.33 sq yds guttering at
28c, $10.73; 76.67 sq yds macadam-
izing at 29c. $22.23
Wm Hintrager, Burton's add, lot
14. 57.5 lin ft curbstone a.t 30c,
$17.25; 38.33 sq yds.guttering at
28c, $10.73; 76.67 so yds macadam-
izing at 29c, $22.23 50 21
Glen Brown. Burton's add, lot 15,
57.5 lin ft curbstone at 30c, $17.25;
38.33 sq yds guttering at 28c,
$10.73; 76.67 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 29c. $22.23 ........ 50 21
Glen Brown. Burton's add, lot 16,
57.5 lin ft curbstone at 30c, 317.25;
38:33 sq yds guttering at 28c,
$10.73; 76.67 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 29c. 122.23 50 21
Dubuque Water Co. Burton's add,
lot 17. 35.7 lin ft curbstone at 30e,
$10.71; 39.11 sq yds guttering a.t
28c, $10.95; 83.56 sq.yds macadam
*zing at 29c. 124.23 . 45 89
Dubuque Water Co. Burton's add,
lot 18, 64 lin ft curbstone at 30c,-
$19.20; 42.66 aq .yds guttering at
28c, $11.94; 84 sq yds macadamia-.
ing at 29e, $24.36 , . , , .. 55 50
M C • Munsell. Burton's add,
lot 19. 64 lin ft curbstone at 30e,
119.20; 42.66 sq yds guttering at
28e, $11.94; 84 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 29c. *24.36 .... .. 55 50
M C Munsell. Burton's add,
lot 20. 64 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
119.20; 42.66 so yds guttering at
28c, $11.94; 84 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 29c, 124.36 .... .. . 55 50
M C Munsell. Burton's add, lot 21,
67.5 lin ft curbstone at 30c, $20.-'
' 25; 45 sq yds guttering at 28c,
$12.60; 89.33 sq yds macadamizing
at 29c, $25.91 58 76
John F Hamman. Burton's add,
lot 22. 64 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$19.20, 42.6G sq yds guttering at
28c, $11.94: 85.33 sq yds macadam
izing at 29c. $24.75 55 89
Dubuque Water Co, Burton's add
lot 23. 65 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$19.50; 43.33 sq yds guttering at
28c, $12.13: 86.67 sq yds macadam
*zing at 29c. $25.13 .... 56 76
Oriental Powder Co. Burton's add,
lot 24, 65 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$19.50; 43.33 sq yds guttering at
28c, $12.13; 86.67 sq yds macadam
izing at 29c. $25.13 56 76
William Manning, Burton's add,
lot 25. 65 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$19.50y 43.33 sq yds guttering at
28c, $12.13; 86.67 sq yds macadam
izing at 29c, $25.13
Wm Hintrager, Burton's add, lot
26. 105.8 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$31.74; 83.11 sq yds guttering at
280, 123.27; 168.55 sq yds Macad-
amizing at 29c. $48.88 103 89
Felix Oswald. Burton's add, lot
32, 293.8 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$88.14; 203.11 sq yds guttering at
52 62
50 21
56 76
Bey filar Stwclou, Do•elttbr-t' '2, 1895.
28c, $56.87 i 428.55 sq yds macad: • -69 q
amizing at 29c. $124.28 ...... .
Felix Oswald. Burton's add, lot
31. 173 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$51.90; 116 sq yds guttering at
28c, $32..48; 233.33 sq yds macad: 152 06
'zing at 29c, $67.67 .... ..
Felix Oswald. Burton's add, lot
lot 30. 256.7 lin ft curbstone at
30c, $77.01; 174.66 sq yds gutter-
ing at 28c. 548.90: 359.22 sq yds r
macadamizing at 29c, 3104.17 ... 2'10
,) 08
Bonson Bros.. sub of mineral lot
340. lot 2. 434.6 lin ft curbstone
at 30c, $130.38: 289.33 sq yds gut-
tering at 28c. 381.01; 578.66 sq yds
macadamizing at 29c. $167.81... 379.20
Bonson Est. sub of mineral lot
340, lot 3. 80 lin ft curbstone at
30c, $24.00; 53.33 sq yds gutter-
ing at 28c. $14.93: 106.66 sq yds
macadamizing at 29c. $30.93..... 69 86
Wm Hintrager, sub of mineral lot
270, and 2-3. lot 2. 185 lin ft curb
stone at 30c. 355.50; 145.33 sq yds
guttering at 28c. $40.69; 259.55 sq
. yds macadamizing at 29c, $75.27. 171 46
Chas Klingenberg, sub of mineral
lot 270, and 1-3, lot 2. 92.5 lin ft curb
shote at 30c. $27.75: 72.66 sq yds
guttering at 28c. 320.34; 129.78 sq
yds macadamizing at 29c, $37.64. 85 73
, Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Bauer. Bonson, Craw-
ford, Cullen, Haipin,Kaufmann, Ryder,
Shea. Schulte and Vogler.
AAd. Kaufmann offered the following
resolution:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for re-
pairing sidewalk by contractor, in front
of and adjoining the same, a special tax
be and is hereby levied on the several
lots. and parts of lots. and parcels of
real estate hereinafter named, situate
and yawned. and for the several amounts
set opposite each lot or parcel of real es-
tate. as follows:
Chris Jungk. lots 54 ;tnd 55 McCraney's
1st add. 35 cents.
J. H. Shields. lots 8 of blk 1 Dubuque
Harbor Co.'s add. 40 cents.
Hughes & Blake. lot 27. Blake's add,
50 cents.
John Gillis. lot 21. West's add, $1.25.
ITFnry Guerdet. slit, city lot 703, lot 12,
30 cents.
Walter Cox. lot 2 mineral lot 90, 45
cents.
Rt. Rev. Hennessey. clty lot 726, 40
cents.
H. W. Butler. lot :313 Davis Farm add,
15 len' s.
J. A. Rhomberg. lot 427 Ham's add, 20
cents.
J. W. Davis. lot 80 McCraney's 1st add,
15 cents.
Allen Schumacher. lots 77 and 78, Mc-
Craney's 1st add. 45 cents.
Pat. Hughes, lot 2 of 2 of 8, Ellen
Blake's sub. 25 cents.
John Pier. city lots 678a and 678, $1.40.
J. M. Werner. lot 94, East Dubuque,
70 cents.
Jas. Beacn. city lot 583, 70 cents.
John Welsh. sub 1 of 5 11, 12, 13, n e 1-4
sec, 13-89-2 e. 45 cents.
• Glab Bros.. lot 336 Davis Farm add, 20
cents.
Dubuque Investment Co., lot 8, Line-
han Park add. 50 cents.
J. H. Rhomberg. lot 181, L H Lang's
add, 30 cents.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—A.lds. Bauer. Bonson, Craw-
ford, Cullen, Halpin. Kaufmann, Ryder,
Shea, Schulte and Vogler.
Ald. Halpin offered the following.
which was adopted:
Be it resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque: That the resolu-
tion ordering a four -foot sidewalk laid
on Grandview avenue between Southern
avenue and end of street be amended so
that the time may b' extended until
April 1st. 1896.
Ald. Kaufmann offered the following:
Be it resolved that the special assess-
ment for laying a 6 -feet wide plank side-
walk on Lincoln avenue by John Mc-
Coy, contractor. abutting the n 16 ft of
Int 26 and lot 25 Dreibllbe's add, (John
Strazinskyl assessed Nov. 4th. 1895, be
hereby canceled. Carried.
Ald. Ryder moved to adjourn.
Carried.
Attest:
Approved
Reef carte
.. Mayor.
LIST OF WARRANTS.
CITY RECORDER'S OFFICE
Dubuque, Iowa, Nov. 1st, 1895.
The following le a complete list of war-
rants issued by me during the month of
October, 1895:
.Name. For what purpose. Amit.
Steuck & O'Farrell. improving
Locust street 500 00
Steuck & O'Farrell. improving
Locust street 500 00
Steuck & O'Farrell. improving
Locust street 500 00
Steuck & O'Farrell, improving
Locust street 500 00
Steuck & O'Farrell. improving
Locust street 500 00
Steuck & O'Farrell. improving
Locust street . 500 00•
Steuck & O'Farrell. Improving
Locust street 500 00
Steuck & O'Farrell, improving
Locust street 500 00
Steuck & O'Farrell. improving
Locust street 500 00
Steuck & O'Farrell, improving
Locust street 500 00
Steuck & O'Farrell. Improving
Locust street • 355 00.
LW of 'Warm tits .
:253
•Steuck & O'Farrell. improving
West Eagle Point avenue 500 00
Steuck & O'Farrell. improving
West Eagle Point avenue 500 00
Steuck & O'Farrell. improving
West Eagle Point avenue 500 00
Steuck & O'Farrell. improving
West Eagle Point avenue 242 00
D \V Linehan. improving Middle
avenue 500 00
D W Linehan, improving Middle
avenue 490 00
Ryan Bros. improving Alpine
street 500 00
Ryan Bros, improving Alpine
street
Phil Doerr, improving alley
John Tibey, improving Rush
street. 500 00
John Tibey, improving Rush
street 196 00
B Donahue, improving sewer 278 00
P Borsch, improving 5th avenue500 00
P Horsoh, Lmniroving 5th avenue280 00
Dubuque Construction Co. improv 500 00
ing 15th street
Dubuque Construction Co. improv 500 00
Ing 15th street
Dubuque Construction Co. improv
411 00
182 50
ting 15th street 125 00
Dubuque Construction Co, Improv
ing 16th street 500 00 Dan Norton.
policee
ing 16th street
Jas Allen, Dubuque Construction Co, improv 500 J Reuter, police
Dubuque Construction Co, improv Edw Moore. police
Job Barnes. fireman
A McDonald. fireman
J Murphy. fireman
Wm Ducey. fireman
J Sohonberger, fireman
T Ryder. fireman
M Fahey, fireman
D Ahearn. fireman
T Walker, fireman
W Hippman. fireman
F Gahahl. fireman
Geo Girke. fireman
75 00
60 00
60 00
60 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
60 00
60 00
60 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
60 00
60 00
50 00
50 00
60 00
60 00
50 00
50 00
17 00
71 50
77 50
Geo Helnu•ich. fireman
W Williams. fireman
F Essman. firemar
T Flynn, fireman
Jas Rooney, fireman
F Kenneally. fireman
Chas Kannolt. fireman
Jas Allen. fireman ,
Wm McBride. fireman .,
Il Weston. fireman.
Wm Lempke. fireman
3 J Murphy, police
John Raesle, police
Frank Carney, police 51 65
B Cain, police .......... ... 53 30
J Loetscher, police 51 66
P McNerney. police 51 65
T Riley. police•
51 65
J Fitzpatrick, police 51 65
51 65
53 30
51 65
61 65
53 30
50 00
51 65
51 65
51 65
61 65
51 65
50 90
46 70
51 65
48 35
51 65
51 65
53 30
50 00
51 65
51 65
51 65
51 65
50 00
50 00
60 00
60 00
ing 16th street 126 00
Jahn Pie kley, 1.n proving Schiller 500 00
avenue .. •
John PickleY, improving Schiller
365
00
14 62
15 67
2 00
, 0000
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
J R''
Norton. juror 2 00
J Zangmeister. juror . • .. • • • • • 2 UO2 00
Jas McDonald. juror 125 00
P Olinger, salarY 125 00
H B Gnitfke. salary • • • • • • • ... •. 208 65
T J Cooney, salary .•••.. ••"' 116 65
M M McCarter. salary . . 116 • • • • • 126 00
J Stamm, salary .............
125 00
Jas E Knight. salary 150 00
Edw Morgan. salary ...........100 00
Jos Reinfried. s.aarY 00 60
John Carter, salary ••••••••..•' 9160
John O'Connell. salary • • • • • • 283 00
W H Knowlton. salary • • • • • 200 00
J Boyce, salary ...............
E S Hyde, salary-
100 00
............ 50 00
H Glab, salary • • • 75 00
60 00
50 00
45 00
avenue
Wim Schwagler. macadam
Jno Koehler. macadam
E C Young, juror
Jos Herod. juror
M Ca,cuey, juror
Peter Specht. juror
L Reinecke. juror
M Ludescher. juror
Jno Jess, juror
,Chris Copritz. juror
M Brown, juror •
Geo Osborn. salary ...... • • • •
Chas Hillery, salarY ••••••••••..
J P Tract, salarY • • • • • • . ..
HHenge, salary ........•........
TJess, salary ...................
Dr Wieland, salary ....... • • • • "..
M Eitel, fireman . • • • • • • • • •
3 Eiseman. fireman.......
A Ducctnt. fireman . • • • • • ...
J Flynn. fireman ......
J Wiltse. fireman ....... • . • "..
C Specht. fireman ................
J T Schneider. fireman . • . • • • • •
Edw Keas. fireman . .......... •
Jas Daily, fireman ...............
20 00
50 00
60 00
75 00
60 00
60 00
60 00
50 00
50 00
32 05
60 00
M Kitty, police
P Sutton. police
M Craugh. police
T Sullivan. police
P Powers, police
F R'homf>erg, police
J Rooney, police
I Manhoff, police
Wm O'Brien, pollee
J O'Halloran. police
Jas Lonergon, police
J Hilson, police
Jas Murphy, it>o11ce
Jno Noel. police
Wm Hennessy. aolice
Jas Carter. police
Peter Scharf, police
P McColilns. police
Joe Seecrest. police
P Hanlon, police
Dan Lavery, police
Wm Frith, police
Wm Howard, police 60 00
Jahn Pullens, pound master
J P Traut. board of prisoners • • •21 20
1 20
M Abitz. laborer 11 25
1' Ahearn. laborer 14 20
A. Alderson. laborer 35 20
Jas Bennett. laborer8 45
J Brochtobroch. laborer 12 15
M Beckus. laborer 16 90
John Boetke. laborer 22 30
Gras Buse. laborer 17 90
P Becker. laborer 48 00
C Beyer. laborer 18 60
J Byrne. laborer 19 25
R Burns. laborer 15 20 19 25
P Burke, laborer ........
Val Burns. laborer 5 20
H Beckelt. laborer 1 13 75
Jas Butler. laborer 352 60
T Bushman. laborer5 00
J Bottoms. laborer 10 00
W Crumpwell. laborer 25 35
J Corbett. laborer 12 50
M Carmody. laborer 16 55
Jas Cahill. laborer 72 00
Wm Carter. laborer
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264 •
Lit of Mil frani8.
B Conlin. laborer 12 85 C Madden. laborer
M Coyle, laborer 19 26 T Meggison. laborer 19'2.
D Crotty. laborer 13 85 B. Mack. laborer 12 50
L Cahill. laborer 18 60 T Mullqueeney. laborer 21 91.
Jaa Connelly. laborer 9 80 P Mahon. laborer 17 25
John Coyen. laborer 6 75 J Maronu. laborer 9 15
E Dahling, laborer 5 40 D Meiner. laborer 5 40
M Differding, laborer 12 15 C Mackleberg, laborer 14 20
J Driscoll., laborer 72 00 I. Meurisse. laborer 14 2e
1? Dempsey. laborer 1 35 J Meisel'. laborer 11 5o
J Daugherty, laborer 14 55 M MahonY. laborer 21 95
M Dumphy. laborer 13 20 P Moran. laborer 19 25.
J as Doyle. laborer 31 90 51 Mullen. laborer 42 le
P Datontin. laborer 19 liu T Murry, laborer 8 10
P Doyle. laborer 35 63 E Meeker. laborer 32 10
Ed Dailey, laborer 21 40 II Miller, laborer 7 84)
John Evert. laborer 20 60 P Murry. laborer 11 85
Wm Erwin. laborer 18 25. M Murphy. laborer 3 40
John Eagan, laborer 18 25 31 NICISianlant. laborer 23 30
John Fix. laborer 20 25 B McCaftry, laborer 15 50
C Fischer. laborer 18 90 J H McDonald. laborer 13 83
M Fetschle. laborer 14 85 B McCormack. taborer 13 50
L Fritz. laborer 16 55 T McCarten. laborer 5.05.
Dan Fox. laborer 20 95 T McDonald. laborer 12 85
P Fitzgerald. laborer 8 80 M McCone. laborer 22 la
M Flynn. laborer 3 40 31 McOarten. laborer, 22 90
J Gettgler. laborer .6 75 L McEvoy. laborer 23.30
J Gillespie. laborer 20 95 A MoGuan. laborer 14.20
J Giessles. laborer 14 85 P McNulty. laborer 5 60.
J Grab. laborer 15 90 J McNulty:- laborer 22 30
P Ginter, laborer 18 23 Jas McCormack. laborer 19 25
13 Glass. laborer 9 80 Wm McDermott. laborer 169e.
11 Gollie. laborer 16 20 M Nutten. laborer 9 15
✓ Grunzig, labore r 12 15 F Oswald. laberer, 16 90
Joe Ginter. laborer 23 30 John O'Dea. laborer 22 90
P Gill. laborer 29 25 Sas 0.Dotuiell. laborer 5 1,0
'P Gregory. laborer 6 45 ! P O'Brien. Sr.. laborer .25 35.
W.m GaskIn. laborer 2 05 J Perryon. laborer 13 .50,
A Hird. laborer . • . 1 35 D Powers. laborer .. . 19 25
J Hoffman. laborer 19 60 Jas Pudeell. laborer 19 X),
C Hillery. laborer 4 44) Jas Powers. laborer 19 25.
M Hardie. laborer 25 10 11 Quinlan. laborer 6 I0
Jas Harker, laborer 18 9t) M Reiseek. laborer 32 44)
11 Hass. laborer ..... . • • • . ........ 18 90 Jno Raetz. laborer 28 10
A Hoffman. laborer 15 55 J Roesner. laborer 21 30,
F Herzog, laborer 14 20 Chas Riley. laborer 21 95,
N Hilger. lalborer 9 15 F Rieger. laborer 6 75
M Houpes. laborer 17 55 A Reuter. laborer 8 45.
Jas Hooten. laborer 5 10 T Riley. laborer 19 25
John Hafey. laborer 21 95 Jas Rooney. laborer 1 35.
Chris Heck. laborer 12 50 Joe Seik. laborer 25 00
Jas Hind. laborer 24 40 A 11 Stevenson .laborer 75 00
Dan Harman. laborer 16 90 M Specht. laborer 18 23
Win Juergens, laborer 14 20 J Sehroeder. laborer 19 25
A Jaeger. laborer 5 40 J Scheirer. laborer • 13 20
J Jecklin. laborer 15 90 Wm Schwa.gler. laborer 8 10
P Jacobi. laborer. 18 60 Jno Steffe. laborer 13 85.
A Johnson. laborer 12 50 .1 Sanders. laborer 11 70
Aug Sass. laborer 6 75 P Schultz. laborer 18 00
John Kinsella. laborer 50 00 J Schmid. laborer • 16 20
P*Kinney. laborer 33 10 J L•Sullivan.• laborer 15 20
C Kampman. laborer 20 60 C Schaetzle. laborer 4 05
J Kraus. laborer 12 60 13eo Sutter. laborer 8 80
M Kline. laborer 15 20 P Stoffer. laborer 24 00,
F Kreeger. laborer 12 50 Joe Stade. laborer 14 55
J Karsch. laborer 11. 83 L Stein. laborer 14 55
E 5 King. laborer 10. 80 J Spam. laborer 38 25
P Klein. laborer 24 00 Wm Spensley. laborer 21 75.
A Knapp. laborer 18 25 M Sweeney. laborer 28 35
T Kelly. laborer 19 25 .M Shea. laborer 14 55.
F King. laborer 9 15 M Sullivan. labOrer 6 75
J Kelly. laborer 1520 J 13 Stevens. laborer 15 90
J Kiest. laborer 5 40 .1 Sullivan. laborer 20 95
Matt Imes. laborer 29 05 B Sbhub. lalborer 18 25
A Lundy. laborer 5 10 T Sullivan. laborer 2.05
J Lavin laborer. 14.85 'Wm Terry. laborer 35 60
F Lassance. laborer 15 90 F Theiring. laborer 12.80
M Lilac. laborer 16,90 Wm Thompson., laborer 15'90
H Luck. laborer 6.75 P WE rim, i.aborer. .40 00
H Lembeck. laborer 21 00 Con Welsh. laborer, 40.00
C Lohrman laborer 7 50 R Wittkomn, laborer 8975
M Lavin. laborer 9 80 Wm Warring. laborer 36 OD.
P Murphy, laborer 50 00 John Wolff...laborer 17 25.
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List nt Nriir uut r.
P Wagner, laborer
P Weiat. laborer
H Weidennach, laborer
Mrs Kien. scrubbing offices
Mrs Koenig. Janitor
M White, laborer
J Whelan. laborer
J Welsh. laborer
11 Weber. laborer
W Zac:hina. laborer
Geo Zumhoff. laborer
C 0 Baker. team
R Bennett. team
T Byron. team
T Crahln. team
Wm Cook. team
11 Cain. team
T B Cain, team
T Elliott. team
P C Foley .team
J Garrigan. team
J P Jardin. te: rn
H King. team
Ii Kenneally. team
Chris; I.empke, team
Wan- Lowery. team
P J Love. team
P Linehan. team
C Meniserknecht. team
J J More. team
Mrs,Melioy, team
McGrath. team
Jeff McGrath. team
Jno Corcoran. laborer
J McCollins. team
5 Norton. team
J Parker. team
Mrs Quinliva•n. team
Geo Reynolds. team
H Schmid. team
H Strotm, team
D E Sutherland. team
Jno Savage. teams
Ed Seeley, team
M Theis. team
P Turhan. team
Cath Tobin. team
J Von Holten. team
Jesse Veaun, team
A Walker. team
Goo Wetter. team
J Williams. team
W Withrow. team
Jno Hillery. laborer
Steve }ousels. laborer
F Schilling, laborer
Joe Rooney. laborer
C T Hillery. laborer
J McCollins. laborer.
Jos Geiger. keys. etc
Chas Burchard. assistant park 31 20
custodian
A Mendell. assistant electrician2 00
Fred Burch. assistant treasurer13 25
Dr Michel. board of health 15 00
J Hayes. cleaning around city hall 20 75
Robt Mct,ivern. board of health50 00
A. Jaeger, laborer 2241 10
l 30
Beekman. laborer 3 10
''an Abell, cards
F Keaohiie, repairs around city 184 50
hall. etc
Chas Atkinson. repairs around
city hall 81 00
Wm Ge1=heker. assistant engineer 55 00
Jno Farley. assistant engineer 40 00
Jas Morgan, assistant engineer50 00
Jno Brady, assistant engineer37 50
J C Dwyer. assistant engineer45 00
Dan Cheean. assistant engineer24 60
4 47
Jno Jenni. macadam 8 80
M Carmody. laborer
M Lavin. construction of sewer19 65
•
10 80
70
14 55
5 00
20 00
8 1U
915
13 20
15 55
18 90
33 60
10 15
4795
46 60
9 45
15 55
37 80
14 85
60 10
2 70
6 75
8 75
33 75
14 85
35 10
26 35
56 05
4795
22 30
30 40
33 75
13 50
35 80
19 25
46 60
5 40
35 80
50.65
23 65
66 05
27 00
18 25
3105
50 65
16 10
8 80
29 70
12 15
25 00
29 05
4390
2 70
10 15
44 40
41 15
22 75
11 15
26 25
2 70
100
1 M Lavin. construction of sewer59 25
C 0 D Laundry. cleaning carpets13 65
Star Electric Co. arc lights 500 00
Star Electric Co. are lights 500 000
Star Electric Co. arc lights 500 00
Star Electric Co. are lights 125 40
Standard Lumber Co. shavings1 00
Fred Schloz. repairs 7 50
B Linehan. cement 2 07
Standard Lumber Co. lumber 23 62
0 E Guernsney, steam roller 2 37
A D Linehan, repairs 5 40
Wm Schmitt. repairs 50
Bock & Reed. ihurse shoeing 12 40
.Ino Butt. repairs 7 50
Fred Schloss repairs 1'4.00
Hussman & Lies, supplies 1 50
C (1 D iauniry, cleaning carpets5 80
J M Wittmer. supplies 4 25
Louie Lindenberg, supplies 1 25
Standard Lumber Co. shavings1 75
J 5 Garrig.in. team labor day 2 00
1' Clancy, t'am labor day 2 00
A Wunderlich. horse shoeing 11 00
Peter HntTman. 1 barrel of salt1 10
Ratters & Dennis. hay 15 70
Harger & Blish, fiags and hunting 10 55
John Butt, repairs for engine house 2 -90
Kannolt & Powers• horse shoeing17 60
Engler & Frudden Co, lumber 6 00
John Neuman & Son. reip:atrs on•
engine 10 00
Dubuque Water Co, 314 hydrants
for September 500 00
Dulbuque Water Co. 314 hydrants
for September 500 00
Dubuque Water Co. 314 hydrants
308 33
6 00
50
25
2 50
60 01
1 00
5 30
30 60
73 5(1
for September
Lear & Pfiffner. horse shoeing
Carr, Ryder & Wheeler. lumber
Gen G Perry. matches
P Breithaupt, labor
Harger & Blissh• stationery
Jones & Christman. soap etc
I W Wittmer, soap. etc
Walton & Bieg, stationery
Ham & Carver. blank stationery
Shipley & Bauman. veterinary ser
vices • ' 10 95
Mullen Bras, plumbing 41 75
Key City Gas Co. opal and coke 33 22
N H Schilling, repairing side -walk 140 16
F.xcelsior. Brass Warks. repairing
street roller, engines. exp rings, 38 77
etc
W H Knowlton. expense to Cin-
cinnati convention
D W Linehan, conrteuoting sewer 450 6600
Geo Farley, improving alley 50
Geo Farley. improving alley 17 79
Specialty Mfg Co. metal shelving 500 00
for vaults
Specialty Mfg Co, metal shelving 292 72
for vaults
Police Telephone & Signal Co, sup 21 00
plies for electrician
E E Frith, removing dead animals 222 50
J P Schroeder, tile pips' 23
5
Dubuque Construction Co, con- 00
• .tructng sewer
00
Phil Doerr. improving alley 248 70
Phil Doerr. macadam8 22
Phil Doerr. macadam..
John Tibey. improving Curtis
street
John Tibey, improving Curtis
street 269 54
John Tibey, improving Curtis 1
street 27 36
John McCoy, constructing side- 56
walk 10
N H Schilling. catch basins 193 53
Blackmer & Post. sewer pipe 139 80
125 25
52 50
251 i
Ds/. j 11'(,/(futs.
Atknan & Taylor, improving
Grandview avenue 500 00
Adman & Taylor. improving 271 00
Grandview avenue
W H Knowlton. street car fare 5 50
N H Schilling. storm water sewer33 97
N li S, hilling, building vaults at
city hall 109 80
J McColltns. hauling 'tile pipe 9 45
Dubuque Ccn:F:ruction Co, con-
structing sewer 22 60
Dubuque Construction Co, con-
structing sewer 26 56
Dubuque Construction Co. improv-
ing 16th street • 200 00
Dubuque Construction Co. improv
ing 15th street 200 00
Steuck & O'Farrell. improving 4tth
street 180 65
Steuck & O'Farrell. improving 4bh
street 500 00
Steuck & O'Farrell. improving 4th
street 355 74
Steuck & O'Farrell, improving Fre
mont avenue 451 SI
Steuck & O'Farrell, improving Fre
mont avenue 297 19
Steuck. O'Farrell & Linehan, con-
structing sewer 98 00
B Donahue. constructing sewer222 00
Geo G Wiedner. railroad iron for
covering sewer 17 10
N H Schilling. repairing around
engine house 40 59
I C Chamberlain. rex refunded 36 36
'Dubuque Telegraph. Blank station
ery 98 00
Hardie & Seharle. blank station-
ery • 56 75
Jno T Kearns. recording deeds 8 25
T J Conlin, livery for committee8 00
' Key Oity Gas Co, gap 46 65
Central Union Telephone Co, rent
of phones 45 50
Globe Light & Heat Co. 102 lamps
for August 170 00
Star Electric Co. 301 arc lights for
August 500 00
Star Electric Co. 301 arc lights for
August 500 00
Star Electric Co. 301 arc lights for
August 500 00
Star Electeic Co. 301 arc lights for
August 125 40
The Herald. advertising ,for Au-
gust 75 00
The Telegraph, advertising for Au
gust 75 00
The Globe. advertising for Au-
gust • 2915
The Times. advertising for Au-
gust 29 15
H B Gniffke. refunded excavation 145 00
H B Gniffke. interest paid on war -
Wm McGrath. team 19 60
rants 500 00
H B Gniffke, interest paid on war-
rants 500 00
H B Gniffke, interest paid on war-
' rants 29517
H B Gniffke, refunded tax, $1.13;
redemption tax sale. 134.80 35 93
H B Gniffke, opening street be-
tween West Eagle Point avenue
and Valeria street 500 00
H B Guiffke, opening street be-
tween West Eagle Point avenue
and Valeria street 500 00
H B Cniffke, opening street be-
tween West Eagle Point avenue
and Valeria. street 295 00
H 13 Gniffke. commission. 13201 hay
$24.96; refunding saloon license,
$3.00; expense on bonds; $3.15431 11
H B Gniffke, postage, $11; ex-
change bond. $2.00; freight
charges on vault shelving, $39.98;
hay. $120.12; freight charges on
sewer pipe, $192.10 275 10
John Mulkern. money loaned the
city 500 00
John Mulkern.money loaned the
oitty 500 00
John Mulkern. money loaned the
city 400 00
J L Horn money loaned the city300 00
D Forrett, money loaned the city600 00
D Forrett, money loaned the city500 00
D Forrett, money loaned the city500 00
German Trust & Savings Bank,
money loaned the city . 500 00
German Trust & Savings Bank,
money loaned the city 500 00
German Trust & Savings Bank,
money loaned the city 500 00
German Trust & Savings Bank,
money loaned the city 500 00
German Trust & Savings Bank,
money loaned the city 500 00
German Trust & Savings Bank,
money loaned the city 500 00
German Trust & Savings Bank,
money loaned the city 600 00
German Trust & Savin_s Bank,
money loaned the city 500 00
German Trust & Savings Bank,
money Loaned the city 500 00
German Trust & Savings Bank,
money loaned the city 500 00
Harry Clark, money loaned the
city 100 00
Dr I3rownson. consultation small
pox case 50 00
Dr Wieland. consultation small
pox case 30 00
Chas Karsoh & Son.macadam... 87 60
John Evert. macadam 8 10
Parker. Bird & Otey. macadam. , . 38 62
Mrs C D Sullivan. macadam 30 00
Bakey. Bird. Cane & Cornish, mac-
adam 57 30
Peter Jacobi, macadam 9 4i
Theo Ra'tterman.macadam 41 25
1' Olinger. chairman board of
health 500 00
T Shea. com• mittee board of
health 100 00
Theo Bauer, committee board of
health 100 00
B Michel. ass=stant health officer200 00
T J Oooney, clerk of board of
health 300 00
F W Wieland. expenses to Denver 30 00
M Lavin. construction of sewer100 00
M Connolly, construction of sewer 12 25
M Connolly construction of sewer 128 35
Dubuque Construction Co, im-
provement of 17th street 500 00
Dubuque Construction Co, im-
provement of 17th street 500 00
Dubuque Construction Co, im-
provement of 17th street 500 00
Dubuque Construction Co, Im-
provement of 17th street 500 00
Dubuque Construction Co, Im-
provement of 17th street 500 00
Dubuque Construction Co, im-
provement of 17th street 500 00
Dubuque Construction Co, im-
provement of 17th street 456 00
Steuck & O'Farrell. improvement
of Locust street 500 00
Steuck & O'Farrell. improvement
of Locust street 500 00
Steuok & O'Farrell. improvement
of Locust street 500 00
Steuok & O'Farrell,
of Locust street
Steuck & O'Farrell,
of Locust street
Steuck & O'Farrell
of Locust street
Steuck & O'Farrell
of Locust street
Steuok & O'Farrell
of Locust street
Steuck & O'Farrell
of Locust street
. Steuok & O'Farrellimprovement
of Locust street
Steuok & O'Farrell. improvement
of Locust street 190 00
Fred Scharf. macadam 75 80
Pat CAN. macadam 25 88
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a
correct list of warrants issued by me
• during the month of October, 1895.
T. J. COONEY.
City Recorder.
Official Notices.
Improvement
Improvement
improvement
improvement
imzrovemen.
tmDrovement
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500
00
AN ORDINANCE.
An ordinance authorizing the Mayor to
, revoke licenses issued by the City and
providing a penalty for carrying on
any business or occupation after a li-
cense is revoked.
Be it ordained by the CIty Council of
the City of Dubuque, '
Sec. 1. That authority be and is here-
by given the mayor whenever in his judg
ment the public interests require it to re-
• voke any license issued by the City by
filing a written revocation thereof with
the City Recorder and the service of a
copy of the same on the licensee or if
he cannot be found in the City or any of
his employees or agents and from . the
date of the filing and service of such
written revocation as aforesaid the
cense so revoked shall be of no effect
whatever.
Sec. 2. That any -person whose license
has been revoked as aforesaid may file
a
written protest against such revoca-
tion after such revocation and such per-
son shall be heard in support of such pro
test at any regular or special meeting of
the council. and in case the council sees
fit to continue the license of such person
it shall do so by a majoriv vote of all
its members and the license of such per-
son shall continue for t. period stated
therein.
Sec. 3. That any person having ob-
tained a license from •the city of Du-
buque to conduct any business or occu-
pation who shall continue to conduct
suoh business or occtnpatlon after the li-
cense issued to him therefor has been re-
voked by the mayor or shall on convic-
tion thereof be tined in a sum not to ex-
ceed Twenty Five Dollars for each and
every day he continues in said business
or occupation.
Sec. 4. This ordinance shall be in ef-
fect from and after its passage and one
publication in the 1 ER Oial LIN ER the
city. Mayor.
Attest: T.J. COONEY,iy Recorder. 19-4-1t
NOTICE TO SIDEWALK CONTRAC-
TORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
city engineer's office up to 4 o'clock p.
m. of Thursday. December 5th, 1895, for
2:i7.
constructing plank sidewalks where not.
already laid as follows:
4 feet wide on both sides of Grandview
avenue between South Dodge street and
Eeast end of the street.
4 feet wide on north side of Bennett
street between East street and east line
of Griggs sub.
6 feet wide on north side of Seminary
street between North Main street and
Clifford street.
4 feet wide n both sides of Mer', street
between Stafford avenue and Althauser
avenue.
4 feet wide on east side of Queen street
between Edward street and north end of
street.
all in accordance with specifications on
file in said office. A bond of $100 will
be requited with each bid. .
The city reserves the right to reject
any and all bids,
11-25-10t. W. H. KNOWLTON,
City Engineer.
Dubuque. November 25th, 1895.
NOTICE.
Public notice is hereby given that at
thesession of the City Council of the •
City of Dubuque, held on Nov. 12th, 1895,
the following special assessments were
levied on the real estate herein after
described. and that in case of failure to
pay the one seventh part within the
time prescribed by the ordinance gov-
erning same, all will become delinquent
and subject to collection by distress and
sale. HENRY B. GNIFFKF,
City Treasurer.
Sixteenth street from Main street to,
Locust street:
Owner: Description Amt.
J & D Olinger, s 1-5 of 472 city$365 39
Wm S Molo. s 1-5 473 city 374 48
Anna A Sears. n 1-2 n 1-5 474 360 06
W H Peabody, n 1-5 471 358 40
For Fifteenth street from Main street
to Locust street:
D D Meyers. s 96.10 of 471, city$387 44
Independent School District of Du
Buque. s 2-5 of 471. city 350 35
11 B Richards. n 1-5 of 475, city387 34
Mrs. Elizabeth Young. n 1-4 of
470a, city 367 42
For improving alley from Johnson ave
nue to Windsor avenue between Garfield
.avenue and Rhomberg avenue:
R W Lange. Cook's add. lot 1$ 25 79
M Hanson. Cook's add. lot 2 22 61
John F Luck. Cook's add. lot 322 61
Wm Kanive. Cook's add, lot 422 61
F B Welton. Cook's add. s 1-2, lot
5 11 ;1.
J Muller. Cook's add. n 1-2, lot 511 80
John Berry, Cook's add. lot 6 22
Justine Holtzman. Cook's add, s
1-2, lot 7 11 30
Gandez Truog, Cook's add, n 1-2 11 31
lot?
M Hoerner, Cook's add. lot 2222 61
Luisa Weglau. Cook's add, lot 2322 61
Frank Giessler, Cook's add, lot 2422 61
Jos Cleman. Cook's add, lot 2522 61
Jos Cleman. Cook's add. lot 2622 61
Nic Schmidt. Cook's add. lot 2722 61
Nic Ley. Cook's add. lot 28 25 72
For improving Fifth avenue from end
of improvement to north line of lot 6
Peil')s addition:
H Krems. Johnstone sug. lot 1$ 14 30
Rudolph Jones. Jansen's sub, lot 1 66 13
Rudolph Jones. Jansen's sub, lot 2 46 50
. rrtit'i'N.
Rudolph Jones. Jansen's sub, lot 3 46 50
Rudolph Jones. Jansen's sub, lot 4 46 50
Rudolph. Jones. Jansen's sub,. lot 5 46 50
Rudolph Jones. Jansen's sub, lot 6 46 50
Rudolph Jones. Jansen's sub, lot 7 46 50
Rudolph Jones. Jansen's sub, lot 8 57 7.7
John Jansen. Jansen's sub. lot 13603 72
Thos Barry, sub lot 2 of the sub of
2: 3 and 4 ane 1 of 5 of m lot 307a,
kit I 391 78
John Berwanger, sub lot 2 of the
sub of 2. 3 and 4 and 1, of 5 of m •
lot 307a. lot 2 69 61
Lizzie Schnee. Peii's sub. lot 646 50
Lizzie Schnee: Pell's sub. lot 546 60
Iezzie Schnee. Peil's sub. lot 446 50
Lizzie Schnee. Pell's sub. lot 346'50
Chris Hertner. sub 1 m lot 307a,
lot a 93 00
Lizzie Schnee. Peii's sub. lot 2:46 50
Lizzie Schnee. Pell's sub. lot 1106 95
August Roeber. min lot 307. lot 21038 27
NOTICE.
Public notice is hereby given that at
the session of the City Council of the
City of Dubuque, held on Nov. 12th, 1895,
the following special assessments we're
levied on the real estate herein after
described. and that in case of failure to
pay within the time prescribed by the
erd4nance governing same, will become •
delinquent and eub.iect to collection by
distress and sale.
HENRY B. GNIFFKE,
City Treasurer.
For laying a 6 foot sidewalk on both
sides of Lincoln avenue from.: Jackson
street to Reid avenue:
J F Kruger, Cook's add. lot 59$ 11 66
JohnStra,Mnskey, Dredbilbies': add
add. lot 25 3 19
John StraizinskeY. Dreibilbie's add
n•16 ft. lot 26 3.52
John Nieder.meyer Fest. Hooper's
add. lot 29 13 53
Henry Hainer, Hopper's add, lot
22 13 64
Henry Hefner, Hooper's add, lot
23 11 50
C G Western Ry Co, sub 10. L
Kniest's sub. lot 2 3 52
Geo Deckert. McCraney's 2nd add,
lot 18 11 00
For constructing an 8 -inch tile pipe sew
er in Hill street from West 3rd street to
Langworthy avenue:
H Jones. sub lot 8 min lot 73, lot 4$ 20 00
Ed Young, sub lot S min lot 73, lot
5 20 00.
Ernest Young, sub lot 8 min lot 73,
lot 6 20 00
Henry Young, sub 2 of 2 of 9 of
min lot 73. lot 3 20 00
Ernest Young, sub 2 of 2 of 9 of
min lot 73, lot 2 20 00
. James McCann. sub 2 of 2 of 9 of
min lot 73. lot 1 20 00
O S Lengw'ort'hy, Mrs L H Lang -
worthy's sub, lot 8 36 00
E A Langworthy. Mrs L H Lang -
worthy's sub. lot 4 69 80
For constructing an 8 inch tile pipe
sewer in alley east of Centel Place from
Julien avenue to West llth street:
Joseph Botts. sub 4 McNulty's
sub. lot 1
Josepih Botts, sub 5. 8 and 9, Mc-
Nulty's sub. lot 7
Joseph Botts. sub 5. 8 and 9, Mc-
Nulty's sub, lot 6
J J McCarthy, sub 5. 8 and 9, Mc-
Nulty's sub. lot 5
20 00
19 40
60
52
J J McCarthy, sub 5, ''8 and 9, Mc-
Nulty's sub. lot 4 19 00
J J McCarthy, sub 5. 8 and 9, Mc-
Nulty's sub, lot 3 1 28
Wni Beck. sub 5. 8 and 9, Mc-
Nuity's sub, lot 1
H Wilmers. Cain's sub, lot 9
18 80
13 88
E H Headford. Cain's sub. lot 1013 72
Mrs Jno McCloskey. Cain's sub,
lot 11 15 52
A W Hosford. Cain's sub, lot 1215 32
H Thompson. Cain's sub, lot 13.. 15 04
For constructing an 8 inoh tile pipe
sewer in alley east of Center Place in
Rose street:
Simon Treanor sub 13. McNuity's
sub. lot 1 $ 17 60
Wm Hopkins, rub 13 McNulty's
sub. lot 2 2 40
Wm Hopkins. McNulty's sub, lot
16 16 00
Wm Hopkins. sub 2 min lot 88, lot
1 20 00
John E Standacher. sub 2 min lot
88. s 1-2. lot 2 12 00
Eliza Kennedy. sub 2 min lot 88 n
1-2: lot 2 12 00
Jno D Wade. sub 2 min lot 88, lot 3 10 00
Annie Gill. sub 2 min lot 88, lot 410 00
James Mullin. sub 2 min lot 88, lot
5 16 00
A W Hosford. Cain'ssub. lot 1421. 84
A W Hosford. Cain's sub, lot: 1719.20
A W Hosford. Cain's sub. lot 1832 80
A W Hostord. Cain's sub: lot 19... 21 84
James Sellers. Cain'ssub. lot 2021 84
Mrs A Cummins. sub 7 of main lot
88, lot 1 60.00
Mrs A Cummins. Cummin's sub,.
lot 18 22 00
Jno Reed. Cummin's sub. lot 1922 00
Wm Gilliam, Cummin's sub, Iot20... 22 00
J P Earley. Cummin's sub, lot 2122.00
J leEtteley. Cummin's snb. lot 2229 00
NOTICE OF VACATION.
City Recorder's Office,
Dubuque, Ia:, Nov. 13, 1895.
Notice is hereby given that it is the
intentionof the City Council of the City
of Dubuque at its next session to be
held December 2d, 1895,. to pass an or-
dinance vacating certain streets and al-
leys in the Dubuque Harbor Improve-
ment Company's addition, as specified
in said ordinance, and shown by plat
now on file in my office.
All persons having objections thereto
must file their claim for damages in my
office on or before December 2d, 1895.
T. J. COONEY,
11 -14 -to Dec. 2d. City Recorder.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To John F. Hammen:—
You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with a resolution of the City
Council if the City of Dubuque for the
improvement of West Esg1e Point ave-
nue from Kane street to city limits,
adopted on the 4th day of November, A.
D. 1895, a special assessment will levied
for the expense thereof at the next reg-
ular meeting of the City Council, upon
all lots and parcels of land abutting
on said improvement, lot 22 in Burton's
add., owned by you, being subject to
such special assessment. And you are s
notified to appear at slid meeting of
(/idol, _1 ut lees,
the Council, to be held on the 2nd day
December, A. D. 1895, and show cause
if' any you have, why said assessment
should not be levied.
T. J. COONEY,
11-25-10t. City Recorder.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To Esther Provenchor:
'You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with a resolution of the City
Council of the City of Dubuque for the
tmprovemenf of West Eagle Point ave-
nue. from Kane street to City Limits,
adapted on the 4th day of November.. A.
D., 1895, a special assessment will be
levied for the expense thereof at the
next regular meeting of the City Council,
upon all lots and parcels of land abut-
ting on said improvement. lot 1 of 168 and
4 of 168 in L H Langworthy's add 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 2nd clay of December,
A. D.. 1895. and show cause if any you
have, why sail assessment should not
be levied. T. J. COONEY,
11-26-10t. City Recorder.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To Oriental Powder Co.:
You are 'hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with a resolution of the City
Councilof thy City of Dubuque for the
improvement of West Eagle Point ave-
nue from Kane street to city limits,
adopted on the 4th day of Nnve?nber, A.
D., 1895, a special assessment will be
levied for the expense thereof at • the
next regular meeting of the City Council,
upon all lots and parcels of land abutt-
ting on said improvement, lot 24 in Bur-
ton's add, owned by you being subject
to such special assessment. And you
are notified to appear atsaid meeting
of the•Counoll. to be held on the 2nd day
of December. A. D.. 1895. and show cause
if any you have. why said assessment
should not be levied.
11-27-10t. T. J. COONEY,
City Recorder.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To E14za P. Patch:
You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with a resolution of the City
Council of the City of Dubuque for the
improvement of Locust and West Lo-
cust streets. fn._a Tenth street to Sev-
enteenth street. adopted on the 4th day
of November. A. D.. 1895, a special as-
sessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the next regular meeting of
the City Council. upon all lots and par-
cels of land abutting on said improve-
ment. lot n 1-2 of s n 2-10 of m 1-5 of
474 in city 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 2nd day of
December. A. D.. 1895, and show cause if
any you have. why sail assessment
should not be levied.
11-27-10t. T. J. COONEY,
City Recorder.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To E. W. Mitchell:
You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with a resolution of the City
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Council of the City of Dubuque for the
improvement of Locust and West Lo-
cust streets. from Tenth street to Sev-
enteenth street. adopted on the 4th day
of November. A. D.. 1895, a special as-
sessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the next regular meeting or
City Council upon all lots and parcels of
land abutting on said Improvement, lot
s 1-2 of s 51 ft of 662 in city, owned by
you being subiect to such specialassess-
ment. And you are notified to appear
at said meeting of the Council, to be
helil on the 2nd day of December, A. D.,
1895. and show cause if any you have,
why said assessment should not be
levied.
11-27-10t. T. J. COONEY,
City Recorder.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To William Manning:—
You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with a resolution of the City
Council of the City of Dubuque i•,r the
improvement of West Eagle Point ave-
nue from .Kane street to city liirtits.
adopted on the 4th day of November,
A. D. 1895, a special assessment wits be
levied for the expense thereof at the
next regular meeting of the City C.ruiwil
upon all lots and parcels of land' obut-
ting on im wewereenthe ugegs '
ting on said improvement, lot's 28, 38 and
37 in Burton's add owned by you being
subject to such special assessment, And
you are noti`ea to appear at said meet•
ing of the ^•onr,cil, to be held' bit Hie
2d day of I)e.semoer A. D. 1895,' and
show cause if any you have, why said
assessment should not be levied.
To Clara C:
You are .are hereby notified . that' hi ac-
cordance with a resolution of the City
'ouneil of the City of Dubuque far the
improvement of West Eagle Point ave-
nue from Kane street to city limits,
adopted on the 4th day of November,
A. D. 1895, a special assessment will be
levied for the expense thereof at the
next regular meeting of the City Cogn-
cll, upon all ots and parcels of land
abutting on said improvement, lot 85 in
Burton's addition, owned by you, being
subject to such special assessment.
And you arsnotified to appear at said
meeting of the Council, to be held on
the 2d day of December, A. D. 1895, and
show cause if any you have, why said
assessment should not be levied.
T. J. COONEY,
11-23-10t. City Recorder.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
City Engineer's Office.
Dubuque, Iowa.
To the owner or owners of the several
lots and parcels of ground abutting:
Locust and West Locust street from
10th to 17th streets.
Seventeenth street from Clay street
to West Locust street.
Grandview avenue from Southern ave.
to easterly terminus.
Rush street from Quince street to
Villa street.
• Alpine street from West 3d street to
' Dodge street.
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Schiller avenue from Lhncoln avenue
to Peosta avenue.
Middle avenue from Emsley alley to
Garfield avenue.
Fengler avenue from Peosta avenue t0
northern terminus.
Garfield avenue from Ann avenue to
Dock avenue.
West Eagle Point avenue (now Elm -
dale avenue) from Kane street to city
limits.
Alley from Mertz to Rise between
Windsor and Stafford avenues.
Alley east of Stafford avenue from
Mertz to Pauline street.
Alley from Schiller to Middle avenues
between Lincoln and Rhomberg avenues
And to any person or persons or com-
pany having any interest in said real
estate, you are hereby notified that
there is on file in the office of the city
recorder of Dubuque a plat of said
above named streets and alleys in said
city, showing the several lots or parcels
of ground abutting on said streets and
alleys, subject to the special assessment
for paving. guttering, curbing and ma-
cadamizing of said streets and alleys
and the names as far as practicable of
the owners of said abutting real estate
a,nd the amount assessed against each
lot, or parcel of ground, for the inspec-
tion of any person, firm or company in-
terested in any kind in said real estate,
and that such firm or company having
objection to the special tax proposed
to be assessed as shown by said plat,
may file with the city recorder his or
their objection in writing at or before
the next meeting of the city council of
the city of Dubuque, which will meet
the 2d day of December, 1895.
W. H. KNOWLTON,
11-19-10t. City Engineer.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To Jacob Kuntz:
You are hereby notified that in ac-
oordance with a resolution of the City
Council of the City of Dubuque for the
improvement of -Middle avenue from
Emsley's alley to Garfield avenue,
adopted on the 4th day of November„ A.
D., 1895, a special assessment will be
levied for the expense thereof at the
next regular meeting of the City Council,
upon all lots and parcels of land abut-
ting on said Improvement, lot 1
of sub 6 of 8 in Wick's add, owned
by you being subject to such st1ecial as-
sessment. And you are notified to ap-
pear at said meeting of the Council, to
be held on the 2nd day of December,
A. D.. 1895. and show oause if any you
have, why said assessment should not
be levied. T. J. COONEY,
11-26-10t. City Recorder.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To John Wendel:
You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with a resolution of the City
Council of the City of Dubuque for the
improvement of Fengler avenue from
Peosta avenue to northern terminus,
adopted on the 4th day of November„ A.
D.. 1895. a special assessment will be
levied for the expense thereof at the
next regular meeting of the City Council,.
upon all lots and parcels of land abut-
ting yin said Improvement, lot No.
23 in Fengler's add. 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 2nd day of December,
A. D.. 1895. and show cause If any you•
have, why said assessment should not.
be levied. T. .T. COONEY,
11 -2G -10t. City Recorder.
NOTICE OF SALE.
I will sell at public auction to the best
bidder for cash. on Monday the 16th•.
day of December. 1895. at 2 o'clock p. m..
at the public pound of the City of Du-
buque. on Elm street. between 14th and
15th streets. the renewing impounded,
animals. to -wit:
One white horse. weight between 1400•.
and 1500 lbs. about 16 hands high, age
about 12 years.
ED. MORGAN,
City Marshal. ..
Dubuque. Dec. 10th. 1895.
SIDEWALK NOTICES.
That sidewalks of good two -Inch planl
brick, stone or cement. be. within 10 day:
of this notice. constructed and laid it:
conformity with the ordinance in rela-
tion to. sidewalks as follows:
4 feet wide on both sides of Grandview
avenue between South Dodge street and'
East end of street.
4 feet wide on north side of Bennett
street between East street a.nd east line
of Grigg's sub.
6 feet wide on north side on Seminary
street between North Main ;street ands
Clifford street.
4 feet wide on both sides of Mertz street
between Stafford street a.nd Althauser
avenue.
4 feet wide on east side of Queen street
between Edward street and north end of
street. 11-11-10t.
T. J. COONEY, .
Recorder.
NOTICE TC) CONTRACTORS.
CITY ENGINEER'S OFFICE,
DUBUQUE, Nov. 20th, '95.
Bids will be received at the city en-
gineer's office up to 4 o'clock p. m. Sat-
urday, Nov. 23d, for laying a 20 inch
pipe in the alley from 13th to 14th
streets, between Elm and Pine streets,
In acocrdance with plans and specifica-
tions on file in said office. The right to
reject any and all bids is reserved.
Bidders to furnish bond of 8200 with
each bid that contract will be entered
into If awarded.
W. H. KNOWLTON.
9-19-4t City Engineer.
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SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTTCl .
To E T T Delehatnty :
You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with a resolution of the City
Council of the City of Dubuque for the
improvement of Grandview avenue
from Southern ave to east end of St.,
adopted on the 4th day of November„ A.
OXelia.l _%uti.('c8.
D., 1895, a special assessment will be
levied for the expense thereof at the
next regular meeting of the City Council,
upon all lots and parcels of land abut-
ting on said improvement, lot 3 and 2
in Kavenaugth & Barry's sub 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 rhe 2nd day of December,
A. D., 1895. and show cause if any you
have, why said assessment should hot
be levied. T. J. COONEY,
11-26-101. City Recorder.
To H. L. Vaughan:
You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with a resolution of the City
Council of the City of Dubuque for the
improvement of Grandview avenue from
Southern avenue to eastern terminus,
adopted on the 4th day of November, A.
D., 1895, a special assessment will be
levied for the expense thereof at the
next regular meeting of the City Coun-
cil, upon all lots and parcels of land abut
ting on said improvement, lot 5 min lot
20 owned by you being subject to such
special assessment. And you are noti-
fled to appear at said meeting of the
Council, to be held on the 2nd day of
December, A. D., 1895. and show cause if
any you have. why said assessment
should no: be levied.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To L. King:
You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with a resolution of the City
Council of the City of Dubuque for the
improvement of Seventeenth street,.
- from Clay street to West Locust street,
adopted on the 4th day of November., A.
D., 1895, a special assessment will be
levied for the expense thereof at the
next regular meeting of the City Council,
upon all lots and parcels of land abut-
ting said improvement, lot No. 14,
in Dorgan's sub 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 2nd day of December,
A. D.. 1895. and show cause if any you
have, why said assessment should not
be levied. T. J. COONEY,
11-26-10t. City Recorder.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To Henry Cameron:
You are hereby notified that ih ac;
cordance with a resolution of the City
Council of the City of Dubuque for the
improvement of Grandview avenue
from Southern ave to east end of St.,
adopted on the 4th day of November„ A.
D., 1895, a special assessment will be
levied for the expense thereof at the
next regular meeting of the City Council,
upon all lots and parcels of land abut-
ting on said improvement, lot 2
sub mineral lot 18. owned by you
being subject to such special as-
sessment. And you are notified to ap-
pear at said meeting of the Council, to
he held on the 2nd day of December,
A. D., 1895. and show cause if any you
have, why said assessment should not
be levied. .T. J. COONEY,
11-26-10t. City Recorder.
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SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To Mathias Hovey:
You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with a resolution of the City
Council of the City of Dubuque for the
improvement of Alpine street, form
West Third street to Dodge street,
adopted on the 4th day of November„ A.
D., 1895, a special assessment will be
levied for the expense thereof at the
next regular meeting of the City Council,
upon all lots and parcels of land abut-
ting on said improvement, lot
4, in Lois add. owned by you
being subiect to such special as-
sessment. And you are notified to ap-
pear at said meeting of the Council, to
be held on the 2nd day of December,
A. D., 1895. and show cause if any you
have, why said assessment should not
be levied. T. J. COONEY,
11-26-10t. City Recorder.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To Wm. Mehl:
You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance wibh a resolution of the City
Council of the City of Dubuque for the
improvement of the alley from.
Merz street to Reis streeet adopt-
ed on the 4th day of November, A.
D., 1895. a special assessment will be
levied for the expense thereof at the
next regular meeting of the City Council,
upon all lots and parcels of land abut-
ting on said improvement, -lot No. 6
of sub 3 in Geiger's sub, 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 2nd day of December,
A. D.. 1895. and show cause if . any yon
have, why said assessment should not
be levied. T. J. COONEY,
11-26-10t. City Recorder.
SIDEWALK NOTICES.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of•Dubuque: That a sidewalk of
good two-inch plank. brick, 'stone, or
cement, be. within ten days of this notice
constructed and laid in conformity with
the ordinance in relation to sidewalks as
follows:
Six feet wide on east side of Broadway
street between Blocklinger Lane and
Diagonal street.
Two feet wide on north side of Block -
linger lane between Couler avenue and
Broadway street.
11-25--10t. T. .I. COONEY,
City Recorder.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To Frank Peterka:
You are hereby notified that in accord-
ance with a resolution of the City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque for the con-
struction of lateral sewerage in the alley
between Washington and Elm from 11th
to 19th streets. adopted on the 2nd day
of Dec.. A. D. 1895. a special assessment
will he levied for the expense thereof at
the next regular meeting of the City
Council. upon all Lots and pacels of land
adjacent to said sewerage. lot south 1
of lot 134 in East Dubuque add owned by
you being subject to such special assess-
ment. And you are notified to appear
at said meeting of the Council, to be
held on the 6th way of January, A. D.
1896. and show cause. it any you have,
why said assessment should not be levi-
ed. .T. C. COONEY.
12-13-10t. City Recorder.
End of Book No. 25
December 2, 1895
City of Dubuque
Council Record
Book No. 26
January 6, 1896 - December 24, 1896
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Mayor—T. T. DUFFY.
Recorder—L. M.LANGSTAFF. Auditor—M. M. Mc('ARTEN.
Treasurer—H.B.GNIFFKE. Attorney—.IAS. E. KNIGHT.
Assessor—J. F.STEMM.
ALDERMEN.
FIRST WARD THIRD WARD
A.A. CULLEN. J. W. McEVOY. THEO.ALTMAN. G. B. AMilt E('IIT.
SECOND WARD FOURTH WARD
PAIL.F. RYDER. B. LAGEN. W. W. BONSON. C. 11. I3ERG.
FIFTH WARD
THEO. BAUER. FRANK DENNERT.
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APPOINTIVE OFFICERS.
Committee Clerk—JOHN O'CONNELL.
Engineer—W. H. KNOWLTON. Sewer Inspector—PHIL DOERR.
Marshal—ED. MORGAN. Wood Measurer—TILOS.JESS.
Street Commissioner—T. W. BAGEL{TY. Market Master—J. P.TRACT.
Fire Chief—JOS. REINFRIED. Park Commissioner—C. BURKI1A81).
Electrician—GEO. OSBORNE. Health Officer—S.S. LINDSAY.
STANDING COMMITTEES•
• Mayor Pro Tem—W.W. BONBON,
FINANCE. FIRE
RYDER, BONBON, DENNERT. CULLEN, RYDER, ALBRECHT,
BONSON, BAUER.
ORDINANCE.
• BONSON, RYDER, McEVOY. POLICE AND LIGHT.
LAGEN, BERG, ALBRECHT.
CLAIMS.
BAUER, ALTMAN, LAGEN. PRINTING
BERG, DENNERT,ALTMAN, LAGEN.
STREETS. McEVOY.
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BONSON, ALBRECHT, BAUER, DELINQUENT TAX.
P' i LAGEN, CULLEN. ALBRECHT, McEVOY, LAGEN,
BERG, BAUER.
HARBORS
ALTMAN,BEMW, DENNERT, LAGEN SEWERS
McEVOY. ALTMAN, DENNERT, BERG, LAGEN
McEVOY.
SUPPLIES. BOARD OF HEALTH. •
CULLEN, RYDER, ALTMAN, BERG, BERG, BAUER, DRS. S. S. LINDSAY,
BAUER. F. W. WIELAND.
MARKETS ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION.
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CULLEN.
PUBLIC GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS.
DENNE• RT, BONBON, McEVOY, 1{Y DFPAVING ALBItF.CI1T,
RYDER, ALTMAN, CULLEN. BONBON, D)':NNERT. ,
Regular Meetings of the Council are held on the first Monday of each month.
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1$96. I SUBJECT.
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.lan. 0 Angella at. profile of grade of(p 30,45, 78, 135, 291) 3
" 6 Audcbon ave.from West 14th st.to Dexter ave. accepted (34-5) 4
Feb. 3 Adams axes 49) 29
3 Alley bet.Co.,G (arfieldand Rhomberg and 5th and 6th ayes.,pet. of
Aug. Roeber in rel. to vacation of(49) 29
" 3 Audubon ave., Ryan Bros paid partial payment on 31-57
Mich. 2 Ahearn,Mrs.Jno.taxes 48
Apr. 9 Aldernien sworn in 74
" 20 Albert G. W., allowed to break macadam.. 78
" 20 Alderman Schulte,resolution rel.to death of his child 97
" 20 Alderman Schuelte.resignation tendered and accepted 97
" 20 Altman Theo.,elected to fill vacancy 97
May 4 Angella st., pet. for imp.of(p.232,266) 99
4 Alley bet. Rush et.and Cleveland ave. and Mountain Lane, pet
for opening of(p.220,262, 275. 285,287, 288) 99
" 4 Audubon ave.,sidewalk ordered on 103
" 4 Alpine st., sidewalk ordered on 103
" 4 Arlington et.,sidewalk ordered on 103
June 1 Alpine st.,remonstrance against imp.thereof(137, 167, 191) 124
" 1 Alley bet. Clifford at.and Schroeder ave., pet.fur grade on 124
" 1 Alley bet. 17th and 18th and Elm and Pine sts ordered improved
• 173, 174,222 129
" Alpine st., bet. West 5th st. and Julien ave., sidewalk ordered on.. 134-173
" 9 Alley west of Booth st. and south of West 3rd st., extension of
164,168, 188 136
" 22 Alley bet. 14th and 15th sts.and Pine and Maple Ms. ordered im-
s proved(222, 267-8 138-174
" 22 Alley bet. 16th and 18th ate.and Maple and Cedar sts.ordered im- a
proved(290) 138-268 L
July 6 American Fire Engine Co.,communication of in rel.to repair fire )
engines(222) 162-187
6 Alley North of Eagle Point ave., from Prince et.to C.and Q. W
R. R. Co., ordered improved(222,268 9) 169-204
Aug. 3 Assessment Roll for 1896,completed 187-286
" 3 Allison Place,from Delhi to College ave.,ordered improved (265) 191-261
" 3 Alley bet. Clifford and Schroeder ayes.,ordered improved 192
Sept. 8 Alley bet. Rebecca st.and Anna Place,laid out. 220
Oct. 5 Alley Wet of Bluff st. bet.9th and llth sts.,remonstrance against
closing of 260
Nov. 9 Aldermen,ordered paid 291,2-3 .
Dec. 7 Alley from 16th to 18th sts.bet.Maple and Cedar sts.,remonstrance
against special assmt. (318-19) 309 ---'r', 7 Alley from Almond to Rebecca sts.,pet. for stairway on 309
" 7 Adams Co., taxes :3114
" 7 Alley bet. Rush et.and Cleveland ave.,pet. of Barney May In rel
to 310
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Jan. 1; Bills allowed 1
" 6 Iluehlman Henrietta,taxes 2_49
" 6 Brown Sc tions,claim of against .inn. Malone 2
" 6 Breen, Mrs. Mary A.,pet.of in rel. to special tax for cleaning
vault 2.49
" 6 Brunskill Ella S., vs. City,agreement for settlement of case... 3, 5, 33
" 11 Bannon Mrs. Kate, taxes 4
6 Bahl Cornelia, taxes 4
" 6 Bennett st., bet. Grand View ave. and East st., resolution in rel. to
improvement of 5
" 28 Bonds, resolution in rel.to sale and issue of(36,37,38) 27-8
Feb. 3 Bills allowed 28.9
3 Burke Julia, taxes 29-49
3 flush ('. .1.,taxes
• 3 Blitsch Mrs. Anna,taxes 29-49
' " 3 Brennan Bridget, taxes 29-48
" 3 Bosteld Johanna, taxes 29-49
3 Bush Anna M., pet. of in rel. to sewer connections 29
3 Bohn Ernst, pet.of refunding money for skating rink license.. 80
" 3 Booth C. H., pet.of in rel. to payment of taxes ., „ 30.55
" 3 Bonds, Imp. ordered called in 36
" 12 I Bonds Refunding ordered issued(46-47) 31i 7-8
" 12 I Bonds Refunding, contract for sale cf ordered 38
26 i Bonds Refunded,sold 43,54-5
Mar. 2 Bills allowed 43-4
`' 2 Brunskill Ella S. vs.city -14-5
" 2 Bennet St.remonstrance of Mary J. Corbett against improvement
of
'..1. A,.,-,.- 2 i Burden and 1.awther,add. in rel.to filling lots in 1 15
2 Blake Mary and Nettie,claim of -19
" 2 Breen Mrs. D.,permission to place pump on sidewalk 55
April 9 Bills allowed 65
• " 9 Bennett st., profile of grade of(104-122) 6;
" 9 Bennett st ordered ordered improved(101, 136-7, 222, 272-3) 70-71
" 9 Bush Anna M. vs.city,settled (101-131). 72.i8
" 20 Bennett at., pet. in rel.,to widening of(103.122-125) 1 1/
May 4 Bills allowed 98-99
• 4 Burke Jno.,claim of(162-286).... 99
" 4 Broadway Ext.,claim of D. Mueggenburg on account of change of
., line(130-162) t,
• 4 Bnrnheiser Susan,taxes ltl0 127
" 4 Bonds Refunding, matter of sale of (321-2-3) 10„
" 4 Bonds Improvement,called in 10,E
E':, " 4 Bluff st. bet.12th and 13th, sidewalk ordered on
.lune 1 Bills allowed 104
`., 1 Burden Geo. H. pet. asking that he be refunded the amount paid 5
.. for sewer (167)
122
1 Bonds Improvement, ordered issued. 127-8
44 1 Burch st. bet. West 5th et.and Fenelon Place, sidewalk ordered
on 134
July 6 Bills allowed(171-173) 161
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( " 6 Bluff at.,sidewalks on ordered laid to grade..
• 22 Bonds Improvement,ordered exchanged 17
Aug. 3 Bills allowed g 172
" &Berwanger Jno., pet. in rel.to special assessment 185-6" 3 Ballard Mary,taxes 1813-2
" 3 Bennett st. bet. Grand View Ave. and East st., sidewalk ordered 190
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Sept. 81 Bills allowed217-18
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Sept. 8 Bonds Impr'veu►ent,ordered issued (265,293-4) 233
8 Bridge fuud Board of Supervisors to levy tax for 234
Oct. 5 Bills allowed(261) 259-60
" 5 Bonds Improvement,ordered redeemed(290-1) 265
" 5 Breitschut W.,claim of(285) 266
Nov. 2 Bills allowed (289-90) ......... 283-4
" 17 Bonds Refunding, finance com.to procure opinion of Judge Dillon
on (296) 293
" 24 Beversdorf Mrs. Bertha,taxes 295
Dec. 7 Bills allowed (319) 307-8
" 7 Bernhart Rudolph,pet.of in rel. to Impt. of Strauss & Hedley
court 309
" 7 Booth C. H., taxes 309
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1898. SUBJECT I Pati
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Jan. 6 Corbett Mary,taxes 2_3:3
" 6 Cheetham Mr.Jno.,taxes 2_82
" 6 Cadman Mrs. Rosa, taxes 2_82
" 6 Curtis st., pet of Peter Eisbach in rel, to special ass'mt 2_80
" 6 City Electrician,application of()scar A.Temple 2_83
" 6 Clifford st. profile of grade of 8_30
! " 6 Catherine st. profile of grade of 3-30
i " 6 Carney Jas.,taxes 4
" 6 Committee on Legislation appointed ;,
i 6 Cox st from West 14th to Julien Ave,,Engineer to prepare profile
of grade of 5
1 " 6 College Ave. from West 3rd to West 5th sr.,sidewalk ordered on
I East side of ;►
I1 " 6 Clay at. from 3rd to 18th sts.,special assmt. levied for sidewalk... 5
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6 Cornell st.from West 14th to May Place,ascot.levied for sidewalk 5
" 6 Catherine st.,assmt. levied for sidewalk 5
Feb. 3 Canovan Marv,taxes 29 49
" 3 Carney Mrs. Mary,taxes 29-48
" 3 Couler Creek, pet.of Jno. Kiepper et al,in rel to 29
" 3 Cholvin Martha,pet.in rel. to special assessment N9.49
Mar. 2 Cantwell Mrs. B.,taxes .. •44-113 -
l 2 Cox st.,communication in rel.to grade of .. 44.67
" 2 Catherine st., pet. of Ed. Milligan et al. asking for a dividing
grade (56,66,113) 44-46
" 2 Couler ave., pet.of Jos. A. Palen in regard to paving 45
" 2 Clark E. M.,taxes 49
" 2 Carmody M. Est.,taxes 49
6. 2 Chestnut st. bet. Prairie and Walnut,ordered improved (72-167)... 50-1
" 2 Cushing ave.,ordered repaired 51
" 16 Cooper A. A.,pet. iu rel.to street bet.West 5th and Fenelon Place. 55
' " 16 Chestnut st.bet. Prairie and Walnut st., profile of grade of (67,
195.6. 56
,- April 9 Clay st.,resolution to pay Kenety & McCann for Imp.of 69
" 9 Clifford st.,ordered improved(102;190,226) 611
• " 9 Clinton ave.,ordered Improved(102, 167,200-1) 69
" 9 Coates ave.,ordered improved (79, 100-1,190, 230-1-2,264, 273-4)... '11 •
" 9 Committee's appointed 75
" 20 Catherine et.,commissioners appointed for change of grade (104, •
113, 135). 18
" 20 Cahill Thos.,appointed Park Custodian 811
}',,, " Nlay 4 Catherine at.,pet. for impt. of(232,266) 99
4 Curtis st,sidewalk ordered on 108
4 Caledonia Place,sidewalk ordered on 115
1 June 1 Cunningham& Walsh,taxes(165) 122
1 Clay st.and Cooler ave.,contractors to complete contract(193)..... 127
.Y ', " 1 Contracts to be advertised for at least 5 days 133
i. ., 1 City Offices,committee appointed to investigate help in .. 13.5
" 9 Cornell et., pet.of Dubuque Construction Co,to excavate in(166).. 136
" 9 C. M.& $t.P. R. R. Co., pet. to remove frame building (167) 136
" 9 City Laborers,allowed to work pay day 137
.f." July 6 Coates ave., pet.in rel. to vacate 10 feet of
666 Couler Creek, 163
pet. iu rel.to condition of 1116.33
" 6 City Recorder T.,1. Cooney, resolutions on death of 172
Aug. 3 City Engineer Knowlton,to survey a disputed piece of ground 187
" 3 College ave.,ordered improved(261, 265)
" 3 Coates ave.,sidewalk ordered on (205,222,262) 192
" 3 Clifford st.,sidewalk ordered on
" 3 Cooler ave.bet.23rd and 24th sts.,sidewalk ordered on 192
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Sept. 8 Clifford st., pet. in rel.to widening of(222, 262) 220
" 8 Cox st.,ordered improved (266) N32
" 8 Clifford et.,sidewalk ordered on 233
" 8 City Recorder's office,opinion of City attorney Knight on vacancy
of 237
" 8 City Recorder Capt. L. M. Langstaff, appointed 237
Oct. 5 Carroll J. 11., pet. in rel.to special assmt. of 259-60
" 5 Clancy P.,allowed 17% cents per yard for cinders 266
Dec. 7 College ave., pet.Jno. L. Buettell et al, for permission to use part
of sidewalk 309
" 7 Cheetham Mrs. Ben,taxes 311
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1898. I SUBJECT PAG[
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Jan. 6 Dodge st., pet.of Mrs.Ahearn for ext.of time to pay special assort
(26,30) 2
Feb. 3 Donahue T..1.,taxes (49) 29
" 3 Dumphey Martin,taxes(48). I 29
3 Dubuque Turbine Roller Mills, taxes(48) 29
3 Donahue Bryan,claim of for extra work on storm sewers (47) 29
" 3 Dubuque and Wisconsin Bridge Co.,ordinance in rel. to 33
Mar. 2 Dubuque Wooden Ware Co., taxes (112) 44
" 2 Dempsey Mrs. Sophia,taxes(112,220, 282) 44
" 2!Dubuque Malting Co.,taxes(68,72, 73) 44
" 9 Davis Wro. M.and Geo. F.., pet. in rel. to retaining wall Pearl at.
and Grove Terrace(68,263) 44
2 Drehouse Jno.,against City (55, 126,220). 45
Driscoll Mrs. Mary.taxes 48
" 2 Deckert Mrs. Henry,taxes(100, 127) 48
May 4 Dennel Mrs. Susana,taxes(127) 109
" 4 Dougherty Jno.,claim of (126) 100
" 4 Dubuque Turn Verein,taxes 112
" 4 Davis Farm Add.,lot in ordered filled 118
" 4 Dee Geo.&Sons,committee to investigate factory (127,187) 117
June 1 Dubuque High Bridge Co.,taxes (165) 122
" 1 Dubuque Fruit Produce Co., pet. asxing for charter to run ferry
(136). 122
" 1 Dubuque Opera House Co., pet, for permission to erect portico
(167, 188)
122
1 Duggan Michael, pet.in rel.to his claim of $300 1.2.2
e 1 Dodge st.,pet.of E. E.McClain in rel. to line of 124
1 Dubuque Construction Co..claim of 126
Aug. 3 Dubuque Casket Co.,taxes (190) 163
3 Dubuque Cabinet Makers Association, taxes 187
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" 3 Dodge st. bet. Vine and South Dodge st., sidewalk ordered on 1931 •
Sept. 8 Drees SUsana,taxes (262) 220
" 8 Dubuque Harbor Imp.CO's,,lots in ordered filled 2$4
Oct. 5 Donavan M.J.,taxes(286) 259
'NV,;.. " 5 Delhi at.,sidewalk ordered on
" 12 Dubuque Light&Traction Co., pet. in rel. to special taxes (295, b 3
319). 266
Nov. 2 DeLorimier Mrs. Mary,taxes(311)
02 Dubuque Improvement Co.,taxes(290) X285
Dec. 7 Dubuque Wooden Ware Co.,taxes 3309
" 7 Dubuque,Sioux City R. R.Co.,taxes. 309
, 7 Donahue Mrs. Margaret,taxes
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Jan. 6 Eagan Jno.,taxes (33, 44, 112) 2
" 6 Electric Light, pet.for on Grand View ave 2
" 6 Eagle Point ave., pet. for ext.of to Middle st. (31,46) 3
" 6 Evans E.J.,claim of (33) 4
" 6 Engineer's Office, pet. of H. Glab for position in 5
" 6 Electric Light, per. for on Rebecca st ... 29.30
" 6 Engineer's Office,committee appointed to investigate(50) 34
Mar. 2 Eighmey C. H.,taxes (122, 165) 44
" 2 Electric Light, pet. for in rel.to on West 5th st 45
" 2 English Lane,pet. for improvement of 45
" 2 Elm st.,Engineer to prepare plat showing extfrom Eagle Point
ave,to Sanford sr. (101, 116, 125, 169, 188,204-5 47-56-68
" 2 Edward st. bet. Windsor ave.and Queen st., sidewalk ordered on
(132) 51
" 2 English Lane,Engineer to prepare plat showing widening of 52-56
" 2 English Lane bet.Southern ave.and Wilde st., sidewalk ordered
on 52-56
" 2 Election Judges and Clerks appointed. .... 56-69
April 9 English Lane,pet. in rel.to widening and improving of (77, 99,
103) 66-68
" 9 Election, votes canvassed 73
" 20 Electric Light, pet.for on Cardiff st -. 78
• May 4 Electric Light, pet. for on Washington st.bet.Sandford and 23rd
sts 100-165
" 4 Eighteenth st.,contract for lowering gutter awarded 103
" 4 Eagle Point ave.,sidewalk ordered on 104
" 4 Engineering Department,allowed a horse and wagon 104
June 1 Equalization Committee for 1896,appointed 125
" 1 Edison st. bet. Stafford and Althauser ave., ordered improved
(191,290,314) 128
" 1 Emsley Alley and Eagle st. bet. Middle and Althauser ave.,ordered
improved [191,310] 129
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" 1 Ellis st. bet.We,t Locust and Dorgan Place,sidewalk ordered on. 134
July 6 Elm st.,remonstrance against special assessment for improvement
of(218,219) 162
" 6 Electric Light, ordered on Grandview ave 165-262
" 6 East Dubuque add., lots in ordered filled (193, 194) 171
• "° 14 Eleventh st.Elevator Co., pet.in rel.to plans,etc. for lowering of172
Aug, 3 Elm st.from Eagle Pt.ave. to Sanford at.ordered improved. 191
" 20 Ernsdorf.iz Sons, pet. in rel.to grade 204
Sept. 8 East Dub. Add., pet. for filling Lots in (234-5) 219
" 8 Engels E. W.,taxes
220
" 8 Eddy R. T.,claim of against B.Donahue 220
" 8 Edison st., sidewalk ordered on. 233
Oct. 5 Eagle st., remonstrance against change of grade on 260
" 5 Electric lightordered in Woodlawn Park 262
" 5 Engels Mrs. Francis,taxes 262
" 5 English Lane,sidewalk ordered on 264
" 5 Electric light, pet. for on Wilson ave. (310) 284
Nov. 2 Electric light ordered on Ilign Bridge ave 287
" 24 Electric light, pet. for on 26th st 295
Dec. 7 Eagle st., remoust. of Chas. Schmitt, et al., against change of
grade on 309
" 7 Excelsior Brass Works, taxes 309
" 17 Electric light, resolution for on 12th and Clay sts :119
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Jan, 6 Froehlich Mrs. Mary,taxes(33,55, 113) 2
6 Fiftti ave.,remonstrance against special assint. for imp.of(30,68) 2
6 First Baptist Church, pet. in rel.to special tax for sidewalk(31)... 2
6 Fifteenth st. bet. Maple and Cedar sts., pet. for sidewalk on (4,6).. 2
" Fifth ave.,Jno.Johnson allowed$35.00 for right of way on 5
6 /Fifth ave., special a=s'ntt for imp. of relerred (31-2) 10
" i Ire limits tixed 11
Feb. 3 Flynn Mary,taxes 29-48
" 3 Flanagan Mrs. Dennis,taxes • 29-49
j " 3 Freiburg.Ino.,taxes (100, 127,311) 29-49
I " 3 Fosselman Jno.,taxes 29
" 3 Foye st.,pet.of Mary and Nettie Bake in rel.to(66-7) 29
" 3 Foye st.,award of Jury on opened[45,49,66-7] 30
Mar. 2 Flynn Mrs P.,taxes 44
lI " 2 Fifth ave.,pet.of.1. A. Rhomberg et al. remonstrating against
I Ispecial ass'mt[122-131, 162 44 91
" 2 First German Presbyterian Church, pet. asking to be allowed part
of sidewalk on 17th st 45
" 2 Flick A. D.,taxes 49
1 " 2Fire Alarm Box, ordered on Hester and Wilde sts 52
" 2'Fire Alarm Box, pet. for West of Bluff st. bet. West 140h and
West 17th sts..... 53-112
April 9 Foye st.,ordered improved[102, 190, 228] 69
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9 Fremont ave.,ordered improved[104, 123, 172, 186,205,219,2891... 119
20 Fountain,ordered on S. W.corner of Hay Market 79-165
I I May 4 Flynn Mrs. Margt., pet.of in rel.to special ass'tnt. [112,1311 99
1i " 4 Flanagan Mrs. Dennis,:taxes [127] 100
1' " A- Fifth ave.,sidewalk ordered on [220] 1113
" 4 Fengler sr.,sidewalk ordered on 103
" 4 Fox Mrs.Mary, taxes 122-165
•' June 1 Foye st.,claim of Mary and Nettie Blake on account of grade 122
" 1 Fountain,ordered removed on Hill and West 5th sts 123
" 1 Frohs Mrs. Eliz., claim of 124 161
" 1 Fischer& Co.,pet. for permission to erect scales on 3rd and Iowa
sts 124
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" 1 Fifteenth at. bet.Alley East of Elm and Pine fits.,ordered improv •
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" 1 Fifth ave.,action of the street committee in awarding contract in
?'`" P repairing approved 130 re
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" 1 First ave.bet.Rhomberg ave.and Lincoln ave.,sidewalk ordered
s on 134
July 6 Fire Chief Reinfried,allowed to attend Am. Ass'm of Fire Engr's 163
6 Fire Depmt„bid for supplies ordered 168
{ Aug. 3 First st. bet. Locust Bluff,sidewalk ordered on 192 - •
3 Fourteens st. bet. Iowa and Clay sts., sidewalk ordered on192
" 3 Fourteenth st.bet.Washington and Alley East,sidewalk ordered on 192
3 Foye st. bet. West Locust and Seminary st.,sidewalk ordered on192
" 3 Fountain on Rhomberg and Windsor ave.,drainage of 193
l,, Sept. 8 Fremont ave., pet. in regard to line of 222
8 Fire Plug on West 8th st..ordered removed. 222
1 8 Fremont ave.,sidewalk ordered nn [239] 233-N36 •
" 8 Fuel bids advertised for • 236-286
Oct. 5 Fuchs Jno., taxes 259
1 " 5 Fifteenth st. bet. Main and Locust, accepted 263
I 5 Fourth st. bet.Main and White sts.,accepted 263
I " 5 Finn Thos., taxes 266-286
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Nov. 2 Fenelon Place, pet. for establishing grade on L310] 285
" 9 Forrester Jas.,claim of 288
" 13 Fire Department, Fire chief to purchase 3 horse kitch 293
" 24 Fenelon Place,grading of • 295
" 24 Foley P. C., claim of 295
" 24 Fenelon Place,resolution for .[rapt. of 295
Dec. 7 Farrell Mrs. B., taxes 311
" 17 Fountain on Cleveland ave.,matter of draining of 320
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Jan. 6 Grain; View ave, Engineer instructed,to give estimate to Altman
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o 6 Grand View ave., pet.of Maurice O'Itegan in rel.to special assort
for improvement of 5
" 6 Grand View ave.,claim of Jno. Burke on (31-131) :I
6 Grace st. between Grand View ave.and East st.,resolution in re-
: lation to imp. of 5
6 Grand View ave., Engineer instructed to examine assessment of
Mary Wilde (30) 10
Feb. 3 Grand View ave., pet. of Altman& Taylor in rel.to grading of29
Mar. 2 Grand View ave., pet.of Jno. Hickey in rel. to special ass'mt on44
" 2 George st., pet. for opening of 45
" 2 Goethe Ave.,res.for impt.of(56,70, 102,190,226,227-8 52
" 16 Glenn&Coleman, pet. to put up thermometer sign on city hall... 55-6 •
April 9 Grand View ave., pet. in rel.to width 01 sidewalk[102] tit;
•• 9 Grace st., protlle of grade of[104,122, 166] 67
" 9 Grace st.,ordered improved[100,101,102,166,220-30] 70
May 4 Grand View ave.,remonst.of J. T. Hancock and others against
paying special ass'mt 94
I " 4 Grove Terrace,sidewalk ordered on 10:1
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" 4 Guderian Mrs. Wm.,taxes 113
" 4.Garfield ave.bet. Dock and First ave.,ordered improved 1122. 123,
190,228.9] 116
June 1 Grigg J.J.,prop.of to run street through his property 1205,2221122
i, " 1 Gray James,claim of[221] 122
" 1 Grand View ave., Engr.to prepare plans and estimates fur impt
of[187,2231 131
July 6 Governor Greys,pet.asking for new lease of armory[266] 162
" 6 George st.,remonst.against ext.of[191] 163
Aug. 3 Grace st. bet. Grand View ave.and East st., sidewalk ordered on
• [205,222] 192
Sept. 8 Goethe ave.,sidewalk ordered on 232
" 8 Grand View ave.,sidewalk ordered on ... ..... 233
" 8 Grove Terrace. Engr. to prepare plans for ext. of wall on 1238,
291,3111 236
Nov. 24 Grand View ave.,Treasurer to advertise property for costs of
imp't•of 295
Dec. 7 Goodhoase J. C•,taxes 3119
', 7 Grand View ave.,pet.of Ella Quinlivan in rel. to special ass'mt.... 309
" 17 Gas Lamp Poste,reeol•in rel. to removal of 320
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1888. SU BJ ECT I PA6t •H
.lan. 6 Hill Ella F. et al., taxes[33] 2
6 Holt Chas. C., pet, asking to be refunded saloon license
" 6 High Bluff st., pet.of J. Welty and others to put pump on-granted 3-4
" 6 Hitchens Frank,taxes [44,112] 4
'• 6 High Bluff et.from Schiller to Middle ave., special ass'mt. levied
for int pt.o
" 6 Busted Judge,res. in rel. to charges of 11
Feb. 3 Herzog Eliza,taxes[48,190] 29
" 3 Highland Place,ext..Jury ordered on[49,50] 30
" 3 High Bridge ave.,deed for right of way present*-d 36
Mar. 2 Huber Mrs. Anna,taxes [113] 44
" 2 Hart at,res.in rel. to impt.of [56,70,102.222,2701] 51
2 Hedley Court,ordered improved[56,70, 102,167,200] 52
" 2 Hune Susan,taxes
April 9 Hickey Jno•,pet. in rel.to renumbering his property [102-3, 162] 96
" 24 High Bluff st.,Engr.to prepare plat for ext.of [125, 169, 188]
May 4 Hart st.,remonst. W.I. P.Schsrle against change of grade on[123] 999
" 4 High Bluff sr.,sidewalk ordered on 1120
" 4 Hickey.lno.,taxes[223] 113
4 Hodges Sub. No. 2, plat.of[162,266,286,291]
" 4 High Bridge ave., Mr.Rhomberg ordered to remove obstructions 117
on [122]
Aug. 8 High Bluff st. from Fengler to Middle ave.,ordered improved...... 191
" 20 Hawkeye Cycle Exhibition Co., pet. of in rel.to Bicycle ordinance 206
" 20 Will st. bet. Delhi and Grace et.,ordered improved 233
Sept. 8 Hedley Court, sidewalk ordered on 233
" 8 Hart st.,sidewalk ordered on 260
Oct. 5'Harris M.W.,taxes [286] 260
" 5 I Helena st.,Engr.to prepare profile of grade of[310] 264
5 Henion at.,Engr.to prepare profile of grade of 264
Nov. 2 Heins Mrs.Johanna,taxes [311] 309
Dec. 7 Hassett T. J., claim of 309
" 7 High Bridge ave.,pet.of J.A. Rhomberg for survey of 309
" 7 Haney, Campbell Mfg. Co.,taxes
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Jan. 6 Ice Dealers,instructed not to cut ice in sloughs 4
April 9 I. 0. 0. F.,taxes 66
" 20 Iowa st.,abutt'g M. 1-5 city lot 454,sidewalk ordered on 79
May 4 Iowa st.,abutt'g city lot 219,sidewalk ordered on 104
1 June 1 Iowa et.,pet.of J.C. Longueville asking the same to be repaired.. 122
Aug. 3 Ida st.,pet. in rel.to change of[222,266,310] 186
Sept. 16 Ice Harbor,pet.in rel,to sand bar at mouth of 239
Oct. 5 Ice Harber, bide ordered advertised for skating rink purposes
[286-7] 264
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.Ian. 6 .Johnson Mary A.,taxes (33) 2
" 6 Jackson E. It.,pet. in rel.to sewer connections 2
" 6 Julien Hotel Co., taxes 2
Feb. 3 .loseph Mary,taxes(48). 29
" 3 .loeffroy Jos.,taxes (48) 29
" 3 Jones st. from W. Main st.to Levee,resolution in rel. to impt. of
(45,52,53,66,72,113,133,286,290,313) 33
Mar. 2 John at.,pet.in rel.to opening Of 45
" 2 Jones st,communication in rel.to grade of (56, 100,168,205) 46
April 20 Jackson at..sidewalk ordered on 79
May 4 Jones.lane, pet.asking to be refunded $75.00(126) 101
June 1 Julien ave. bet..Rock and Spruce sts., gutter ordered repaired 128
.I my 6 .Julien ave.,pet.of Jno. McCollins in rel.to special assmt.for impt
of(189) 162
" 23 Jones Genf. Geo.W.,resol. in regard to death of 183
Sept. 8 Jackson st.,sidewalk ordered on 288
Oct. 5 Jones st.,sidewalk ordered on.. 264
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Feb. 3 Kopsa Mary,taxes (48) ••• 29
" 3 Kniest st., pet.of henry Miller in rel. to curb on
" 3 Klingenberg Terrace, pet. of Ilenry Triller in rel.to
29
" 3 Kauffman ave., pet.of Jos. K. Kauffman iu rel. to line of OM 29
" 3 Kaiser Mrs., taxes 33
Mar. 2 Kauffman ave.,pet. of F. Oswald in rel.to line of 47
April 9 Kress Eliz.,taxes (113) 66
11) Keckevoet.Tno.,pet. of in rel. to building clock in Ice Harbor 66
" 20 Klingenberg Terrace,pet. of in rel.to grading thereon 77
" 20 Kauffman ave.,sidewalk ordered on 79
May 4 Kempf Mrs. Maria,et al.,claims of(100, 131) 99
4 Kimbal H. pet.asking for$100.00 per month (131) 101
" 4 Killeen Place,Engr.to prepare plat for ext. of(124-5) 115
June 1 Kietzman Henrietta, taxes(165,250,286) 122
" 1 Kniest st.Engr.to prepare plans for lowering surface of (186, 138
189) 129
" 1 Kauffman ave.,action of st.coin.in having same repaired approved 130
July 6 Kringle O. G.,claim of for grading sts.in Woodlawn Add. (221) 163
Sept. 8 Kniest st.from Garfield ave.to Cedar st.,communication in rel. to
Ext. of 219
" 8 Kleeberger A. F.,pet.of in rel.to special asswt 220
" 8 Key City Fire Insurance Co.,taxes(294) 223
; Nov. 27 Kallenberger Mrs.,taxes 296
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.1 an. 6 Liebe Fred,taxes(33) 2
" 6 Lippstnck Henry M.,taxes (33) 2
" 6 Livestock, pet. for Insp. of(4,5,33) 9
" 6 Locust st. from 10th to 17th sts., bill of Steuck Si O'Farrell allowed
" 6 Locust st. pet.of Mary DeLorimier in rel.to special assmt........ 5
Feb. 3 Leppert Theresa,taxes (48) 29
Mar. 2 Lenzing Caroline,taxes(113) 44
" 2 Leute Eliz,taxes(112) 44
" 2 Lincoln ave. het. White and Jackson sts.,pet. for opening of (68,
71,97,125,167, 171) 44
April 9 Leibnitz st.,profile of grade of(71) 08
" 9 Linehan B.E., granted permission to erect coal dock on Levee..... 68
" 20 Langstaff L. M.,Recorder pro tem sworn in 79
.Tune 1 Leibnitz st.,retaining wall contract awarded 123
July 6 Leibnitz at,accept. (196-7) 167
Aug. 3 Leibnitz et. bet. Harold and Abbott at.,sidewalk ordered on 192
" 20 Labor I)ay Celebration,invitation to attend accpt 205
Sept. 8 Lawther ave.,sidewalk ordered on 232
8 Langworthy's E.Add., lots in ordered filled 235
Oct. 5 Lavin M. claim of(286) 259
" 5 Lehigh Bridge &Tile Alanf'g. Co., prop.of accpt 260
" 5 Locust st.from 10th to 17th sts., accept 263
Dec. 7 Leibnitz at.,pet.for guard rail on j 309
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,Ian. 6 Margaard Mrs. M.,taxes (33) 2
6 3Ickeowen Mrs. Cath.,taxes(33) 2
I , 13 McMahon 3lichael, taxes (33) 2
" 6 Meat Insp.,application of Dr. Mullaney Ior(29,331 2
" 6 Macadam, Engineer instructed to measure 4
• Feb. 3 Markey Mary,taxes(48) •.):1
" 3 McCann Catli.,taxes (49) =11
" 3 McEvoy Jno. A., taxes
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26 Mnlgrew.1. Phillips, pet. of to build coal docks on levee (49,68)... •18
Mar. McPoland Mrs.,taxes (11'1) 11
2 Mertz st., pet. for sidewalk on (51) 1.
1 " 2 Main st. bet.Charter st.and K. K.ave.,sidewalk ordered on 51
1 " 2 Malady st.,ext.Jury ordered on(134,191,259, 286) 5',
I " 2 Mt. Carmel ave.,Juryordered on (125,134,167)
52
" 2 McDonald A. Y.d; Morrison Co.. pet.in rel. to tilling(67, 68). 5:1
" 16 McMahon Ross, pet. in rel. to macadam. 55
" 16 Marsh Mrs.F., taxes(112) .1,,
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" 16 Main st. from Seminary st. to Lot 33 in L. 1I. Langworthy's Add.,
ordered improved(72, 167, 194) 57
' April 9 Mandel Mrs.G.,taxes (119) 66
" 9 Mertz st., pet.for impt. of 68
t " 9 Matthews Alph., Bill of(80, 131,223) 69
,j 9 Mayor Olinger, valedictory (98) 1 73.4
• " 9 Mayor Duffy,sworn in I 74
" 9 Mayor Duffy,inaugural I 74-5
" 9 Mayor pro.tem.,Ald. Bonson appt 75
" 20 McMahon M.,claim of(103,221) 77
• " 20 Mathis Mrs.Caroline,taxes (112)...
F' - May 4 McMahon Ross,pet.of in rel.to retaining wall on Brand View
ave. 11301 10u
" 4Mc('ormack Mrs.,taxes 1126] lou
" 4 McNally Mrs.Johanna,taxes 11271 100
" 4 McLoughlin.1 no. V.,claim of 1163, 2211 100
" 4 Meehan Mrs.,claim of 1122, 167] 103
4 Mayor Duffy,message of in rel.to permits issued by Mayor Olinger 113-1 5
Jnne 1 Marshal Asst., pet.of Jno. Hoffman for 1131, 1611 122
" 1 Meukel Frank, vs. city 126
" 9 Malloy Bros., taxes 1:36
July 6 Merchants Lane,pet.of ext. of 1193,220,238,263, 9641 162
" 6 Mahan Mrs.M.,taxes 1190] 163
" 6 Modern Woodmen,pet. for use of 26 Electric Lights 163 4
" 6 Marshal Deputy,,las. Agnew appt 164
-` " 22 Mt.Carmel ave.,1'ugineer to prepare profile of grade of 17:1
Aug. 20 Modern Woodmen,allowed use of:3rd floor city hall 2(16 it)
Sept. 8 Muntr.Jno.,taxes 12(21 220 OA
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6i8 Market Master Ass't., pet. for 12621 2211
" 8 McQuade Mrs, Anna, taxes 223
Oct. 5 Maul Anna,taxes 260
.y .;;; ,..-15: Nov. 2 Macadam,pet. of Peter Jacobi et al. for payment thereon 28.1
« 2 Methodist Episcopal Church,taxes L8i;
r •' 2 Madl Mrs.Anna, taxes •186
i1 Dec. 7 Mullqueeney Mrs.,taxes ... 3117
" 4 Macadam,Engineer to issue premit for breaking of 31(1
Y'''d +' " 17 McDonald Jas., pet. for permission to erect frame dwelling 319
xr " 22 Mulgrew& Phillips, granted premission to fill Charter and Water
I sts 321)
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.lan. 6 Napier st.,profile of grade of
Feb. 3 Neumiller Cath.,taxes [48] 29
Mar. 16 Nank Carl,claim of[68] 55
April 9 Needham Place,ext. plat of[103, 131] 67
" 20 Nevada st.,sidewalk ordered on S9
May 4 Nellie Jno.11.,claim of 100
.lune 1 Ninteenth st.,Engr.to prepare plans to lower surface of[136] 129
9 Nineteenth st.bet.Pine at.and East line of East Dubuque Add,
ordered improved[173,222,269] 138
Oct. 5 Noonan Mrs.M.,taxes [286] 259
Nov. 2 North Cascade Road,repairing of 287
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Jan. 6 Oak st.,claim of Kane & Kenueally for work on 141 .... 2i
" 6 Ordinance in rel.to distributing advertising matter,pet. for..... ...
" 6 Officers, reports of 2-i1
Feb. 3 Officers,reports of 311
" 3 O'Shea Jas. Est.,taxes .s-'
" 3 Ordinance,vacating certain sts.and alleys to Standard Lumber Co.
1' [50] ;l11
Mar. 2 Officers,reports of I -15
2 Ordinance,granting to Mulgrew & Phillips East part of Levee..... I lr,
Ordinance,granting Dubuque and Wisconsin Bridge Co. a fran-
chise 47
1 " 2 O'Farrell Mrs. 13.,taxes 10
1 • " 2 Ordinance,in rel.to team license amended 5:-)
" 16 Officers,annual reports of... all
! I " 16 Ordinance,in rel.to cleaning snow from sidewalks 57
t April 9 Officers, reports of ••.• 117
" 9 Ordinance,granting Svendson& Ott certain privileges[1011 67
" 9 Officers,appt 76-7
" 9 Officers, Bonds and Salaries of[79,80, 971 7 7
May 4 Officers,reports of 10 i
June 1 O'Halloran Mrs. Ellen,taxes[165] 122
" 1 Officers,reports of 124
" 1 Official Papers, appt 126
" 1 Ordinance fixing the ass'mt.of the Dubuque M'ltg. Co 129-30
" 1 Ordinance,fixing the ass'mt.of the Haney,Campbell Mfg. Co 130
t " 1 Olinger Jno.,pet. in rel.to special tax for rep. sidewalk 131)
I. " 9 Oak st.,sidewalk ordered on[168, 193] 137
i July 6 ODea, Jno.F.,taxes 190-163
" 6 Officers, reports of 161
" 6 O'Reagan,Mrs. petition in rel.to special assessment[2051 .... 164
Aug. 3 Officers, reports of1 87
Sept. 8 Officers, reports of 220
" 8 Ordinance granting to Geo. B.Burch certain rights,[263] 220
Oct. 5 Officers,reports of I 261 2
Nov. 2 Officers,reports of. 285
Dec. 7 Oak street,petition for extension of 309
" 7 Officers,reports of 309-10
x` " '7 Ordinance granting Dubuque Imp'ment Co.remission of taxes..... 31(1
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Jan. 6 Pickett street,com'tion of eng'r in rel. to location of[83-45] 3
" 6 Police matron,salary fixed. 10
Feb. 3 Parker, Mary 1-l.,taxes,[100,127,49] 29
"• 3 Perritt, Mary,taxes,[122, 165] 29
" 3 Prange,Maria,taxes •••• 32
Mch. 2 Pochter, Louis,taxes,[1121 45
" 2 Plumbing pet. in rel.to 147] 45
2 Parks,pet. of 11. Henge in rel.to benches in 45
" 16 Powers,J. B., bill of[68] 55
" 16 Pickett street, pet.of F. G.biniffke in rel.to claim of [68] 55-6
May 4 Park,pet.for dedication of on West Fifth and College Ave 100
" 4 Prairie St., sidewalk ordered on 103
" 4 Peabody Ave.,engineer to prepare plat and profile of grade of
[125,129] 115
" 4 Police patrol boxes ordered 116
July 6 Pickwick St.,eng'r ordered to prepare profile of grade of[187]..... 168
Sept. 8 Pfiffner &Co.,taxes 220
" 8 Petition asking change of name to Bellmound Ave 220
" 8 Paul.'t.,from Leibnitz to Seminary accepted,[269] 222
" 8 Paul St., from Seminary to Leibnitz,sidewalk ordered on 233
Nov. 2 Page,John,pet. in rel. to special assessment
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Mch. 2 Queen St.,resolution for improvement of [56-173 51
2 Quince St.extension,jury ordered on,11351 52
April 9 Queen St., petition in rel.to straightening of, 1103, 125, 187,2.20,
233,260,266 66
" 9 Queen St.,engineer to prepare profile of change of grade on
179-1691 66
June 1 Queen St.,ordered improved, 1290,315,16, 17, 181 133
July 6 I Qulnlivan, Mrs. pet.in rel.to special assessment,[220 . 164
" 22 Queen St.,engineer to prepare plat for extension of,1187,220, 222,
263, 310 172-3
" 22 Queen St.. from Clinton to north end, ordered improved, 261, 2,3,
4,5] 173
' Sept. 8 Queen St.,sidewalk ordered on j 233
Oct. 5 Queen St.,pet. of Francis.Jaeger for use 4 ft.of sidewalk on 1283,
286 260
Dec. 7 Queen St.pet. of Henry Pfotzer et al. in rel.to grade of 309
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Jan, 6 Reynolds, Mary taxes,1321 2
6 Rosedale,add. plat of approved 4
" 6 Rebecca St., from Thomas to Anna Sts.,accepted,[34[ 4
" 6 Rieman, Wm. taxes, (49) 29
Feb. 3 Ryan, S. 1). taxes,(44, 112) 33
Met'. 2 Ragatz,Paul Mrs.taxes,(112) 44
2 Ruprecht,Solona taxes,(112). 44
" 2 Ries St.,pet for improvement of 44
•• 2 Ryan, S. D. pet. of for track on levee 45
2 R. R. Ave.,bet.Main St. and So. Ave.,sidewalk ordered on 51
•• 5 Ries St.,resolution in regard to impr't of (56, 129, 173,222,271,2 51
April 9 Rush St.,claim of M.Tschirgi,.1r.,for grading on 68
• 9 Rigi St.,plat of ext.,(125) 68
.1 9 Rush St.,assorts. for imp't of corrected 77
May 4 Reynolds,Mary claim of,(131) 99
4 Roberts, B'trbara pet.of against special assmt 99
« 4 Rawlings,Mrs. Belle taxes,(127) 100
41 Rieman,Wm.claim of 100
" 41 Rebecca St.,sidewalk ordered on 103
14 4 I Rush St., sidewalk ordered nn 103
• 4;Ruh, Hugo taxes 112
4 Regal z,Geo.taxes 113
,lune 1 Roach, Wm. est. taxes 122
1 Reifsteck, C, pet.of to erect stairway,(167) .. 124
1 Riede, Matt.taxes.(163,189) 127
« 1 Reed Ave.,bet. Rhomberg and Lincoln Ayes,sidewalk ordered on 163134
July 6 Reynolds,Geo.refund $10 for team license 165
t{ 6 Reche est.,taxes '
Sept. 8 Rebecca St., pet.of Phil Sage in rel.to retaining wall on 220
" 8 Registers of election appointed 220
• 8 Rubeck,Mrs. Mary taxes 223
" 8 Ries St.,sidewalk ordered on 283
44 8 Reche's sub., lots in ordered filled, (264,266,311) 235
95
Nov. 17 Railroad Ave. ordered widened,(310) 2294
• 17 Richardson, Geo.taxes,
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Jan. 6 Specht Bros. pet.of asking for donation to run ferry,(38,46, 102,
131, 164,266, 290)
" 6 Shaw,Steph. pet.of in rel.to building terry dock in ice harbor,
1 (33,44, 68,) 2
2
" 6 Skating rink,petition of John Keckevoet for permission to run...
" 6 Seventeenth St. pet. of Henrietta Keniker in rel.to special assess- 2
ment, (51
" 6 St. Ambrose St., from Arch St.to Asbury St.,sidewalk ordered on 5
" 6 Southern Ave.,claim of Con. Ryan for extra work on 3
4
t, ` 6 Smith,Geo. F. taxes....
6 Schuler,Cath.taxes 4
` 6 Street from So.Ave. to Herron Place, attorney to procure deed
for opening of 5
t,' " 6 Sewer in Grove Terrace,special assmnt. levied for,(10) 5
• " 6 Schiller Ave. from Lincoln Ave.to I ligh Bluff St.,special assmnt
levied for 6
" 6 So. Bluff St. from Dodge St. soth, special assmnt. levied for, 7
(113,130)
" 6 Sewerage in Fenelon Place,special assmnt.levied for 7-8
" 6 Sewerage in alley bet. llth and 19th and Wash. and halm Sts.,
special assmnt. levied for 8-9- 10
Feb. 3 Strobel, Boeing taxes,(49) 29
" 3 Seward,Mary F.taxes,(49) ... 29
" 6 Schiel,Anna taxes,(49) 29
• " 6 Spahn,Anna M. taxes,(49) 9
" 6 Stewart,Wm.G. proposition of for burglar proof safe 29
1. " 6 Sewerage in West llth St. and alley W. of Bluff, plans for sub-
3.I mitted 30` d Strinsky,Jos.taxes
33
" 6 Sewer,storm water on Dodge 8 .,contractor to sign contract 32
Melt. 2 Streller, Mrs. Henry taxes, (112) 44
I " 2 Sidewalk,pet.of L.J. Baumhover et al. in rel.to obstruction of. . 44
! " 2 Svendson & Ott,pet. of for filling streets and alleys 44
" 2 Snow cleaning, remonstrance against special assmntfor (67,
'S, 103,104,111, 266) 44
1' " 2 Security Building, plans of approved 4i,
• 4., " 2 Sewerage,pet.of John Philips asking to construct manhole in W.
1 5th St., (113) 45Kt " " 2 Sewerage, pet.of Anna M. Bush in rel.to making connect'n with 47
' " 2 Sullivan,T. 0.taxes 49
a., " 2 Sewerage,connection pet.of E. It. Jackson in rel. to 49" 2 Sewerage in alley bet.Jackson and Wash. from Sanford to 27th
Sts.,engineer to prepare plans for, (56) 51
: ' " 2 Sheridan Sr.resolution in rel.to improvement of,(56, 199) 51
t " 2 Strauss Ave.,resolution in rel.to improvement of,(56, '70,102, 167,
199, 200 52
:*' ' ! " 2 Street Commissioner,John Carter, resolution to pay for extra
Il services, (69) 5
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" 2 Samuel St.extension,jury ordered on, (134, 191) 52
April $ Sewerage in alley from Sth to 9th Sts., bet. Main and Iowa,
change of 64%
" 8 Street Sweeper purchased 0417i
" 9 Silver,Mrs..1.C.taxes,(112,205, 223) lih
" 9 Stelmore St.,plat of, (125) 68
" 9 Sheridan St.,ordered improved,(102, 167) '70
ax. i " 9 Sewerage in Chestnut St.ordered 71
04> I; " 9 Sewerage in 27th St. ordered,(79, 203) 71
If=,.. if' " 9 Sidewalks,resolutions in rel. to construction thereof 71-2
{ " 20 Sewerage, pet. for in Seminary and Foy Sts., (1011. 113, 116, 117,
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April 20 Sewerage, pet.for in Cornell St., (113, 116, 117, 123, 202,232) 77
" 29 Sewerage,3pet.for in Avon Place and alley east,(113, 116, 117, 123,
04 77
" 20 Swenk, John claim of,(131) 78
" 20 Sixteenth and Jackson crossing ordered repaired 79
" 20 Seminary St. sidewalk ordered on,(124, 132, 169, 172) 79
May 4 St. Mary's St.,remonst.against impt.of,(116 123, 238,290,315) 100
" 4 Street sweeping contract awarded 101
4 Schiller St.,sidewalk ordered on 103
" 4 Sanford St.,sidewalk ordered on. 104
" 4 Sewer in Dodge and Locust Ste.ordered enlarged 115
" 4 St. Mary's St.,engineer to prepare plat of extension of 115 ..
" 4 Sewer, storm water,ordered constructed in So. Dodge St.,(123) 117
June 1 Sewerage in W. 17th St.,remonst.against paying for,(132, 133) 122
" 1 Seminary St., pet. in rel. to retaining wall on,(124,286) 123
" 1 Sewer,storm water, in 9th Ave123
" 1 St. Ambrose St., remonst. against paying special assmnt. for side-
walk,(131-2, 167) 124
1 Sewerage in alley bet. alley and W.14th St., from Prarie to Dell
. St., (205, 311,286,266,204, 272,168) 124
• " 1 Sewer, men to pay for rubber boots 124
" 1 South Main St.,engineer to advertise for bids of grading of (139,
174, 239) -. 128
" 1 State St.,engineer to prepare plat for extension of,(293, 164,168, 128
223)
" 1 Seventeenth St.,culvert under R, R.tracks ordered enlarged 129
" 1 Sidewalks,special assessment levied for repairing of 130-1
" 1 South Main St.,special assessment levied for sidewalk on 132
" 1 St. Ambrose St.,bet.Willow and Green St.,sidewalk ordered on134
`. " 1 Seventeenth St:abutting lot,city,746,sidewalk ordered on 134
1 Sewerage,pet.of J. Bott et al. for construction of in alley west of
• Center Place, (312,238,205,204,172, 168 135
• " 22 Sewerage in alley bet. Main and Locust Sts. from 1st to 8th Ste. 139
condemned 162
July 6 So. Ave., pet.of .1. F.Gandolfo in rel.to line of 162
" 6 Sewerage, pet.for in Caledonia Place(192,205,220) ,
" 6 Sewerage,connections ordered, (169,70) 16
166 So. Ave.accepted,(201)
" 6 St. Mary's St.,proposed vacation of strip of land on 171, 187-8, 167
206, 238, 266 1 68
4, 8 Sidewalks,obstructions on ordered removed
" 6 Steam roller,stoker of salary fixed 168-9
• " 6 Sewer,storm water, bet.5th and 6th Ayes.,extension of 169
" 6 Sewer pipe,contract awarded 171
" 11 St. Mary's St.,width of sidewalk on W. side of ordered fixed, 173,
172
1'1'3' ucted to draft ordi
" 22 Street sprinkling ordinance,committee instr 173
name in rel.to,221,263, 319 174
" 22 Sewer in Dodge St
Aug. 3 Sewerage,net. of M. C. Munsell for extension of in Prospect St., 186
223,`236, 239, 265, 283 186
" 3 Sheppley, E. H.claim of,221
" 3 S-•werage, I. C. R. R.to connect with, 193 190
•• 3 So. Ave. bet.Rowan St. and English Lane,sidewalk ordered on1211192
" 3 Sewerage in West 5th St., special assessment levied
" 20 Sewerage in Chestnut tit., pet. of C. A. Moyes in rel.to, '223..
205
" 2 Sewer in Broadway and Diagonal Sts.,engineer to prepare plan
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Aug. 20 Sewer in Broadway,Engr. to prepare plan of(236,238, 261, 263,
266-7 206
Sept. 8 Seventeenth St.,bet.Clay and West Locust, remonstrance against
special assessment(263) • `219
1„ ,, 8 Simplot,Chas.and Alex.,taxes(262) • 220
8 Sidewalks,special assesstnent levied for, 223-4-5, 267, 288-9 223
8 So. Avenue, sidewalk ordered on,264-5,284,287 232
" 8 Sheridan St.,sidewalk ordered on 232-3
" 8 Sidewalks,obstructions on ordered removed 2333
" 10 Sewerage to Fulton school 238
" 16 Smedley Steam Pump Manufacturing Co.,taxes, 263 239
,, Oct. 5 Sewerage,pet.of for extension in Pickett St.,266, 286,287-8 260
" 5 Schneider, H.F.C.,pet.of in ret.to grade on W. llth St 260
5 Schaefer,Mrs. Cath.,taxes 262
" 5 Sewerage,storm water,on Dodge St 263
5 Seventeenth St.,bet. Clay and West 17th Sts.,accepted 263
" 5 Sixteenth,bet. Main and Locust Sts.accepted 263
' 5 Sanitary Inspector Starr allowed $5 per mouth for use of horse2u3
5 Sewerage ordered in W.5th St.,bet. Winon t and Nevada S .,2 75, 265
,, Nov. 2 Stairway bet. Eagle Point Ave. and Napier St., pet. for 284
" 2 Spear,John A. taxes, 311 284
" 9 Sewerage in Clark St.,engineer submitted statement for balance
due on 291
" 17 South Main St., repairing of,295 293
Dec. 7 Specht,claim of 309
" '7 Streets, pet.of J.A.Rhomberg for removal of buildings from 309
" 7 Smith, Sam. claim of 309
" 7 Seminary St.,from 17th St.to Heeb's alley,pet.of in rel.to condi-
tion of 309
" 7 Skating tines, matter of license 811 .
`° 17 Streets abutting places of amusement to be kept clear 320
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Jan. 6 Tice;J. H.taxes. 4
Feb. 3 Tremplar,Mary taxes,49 29
3 Taxes,rate of interest for on property given time 29
Mch. 2 Turner Hall society taxes 44
" 2 Twenty-sixth St., pet.of Wm. Lawther et al. for extension of, 134,
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" 2 Taxes on property ordered not sold. Interest fixed 49
2 Twenty-sixth St.,resolution for impt. of 67, 133,266 51
April 20 Twenty-seventh St., engineer to prepare profile and grade on,97, 79
May 4 Thirteenth St.,sidewalk ordered on 115
" 4 Trees ordered trimmed 116
lune 1 Telephones ordered, 275 129
" 1 Twenty-sixth St.,engineer to prepare plans for grading of. 133
" 1 Twelfth Sr.,bet. Main and Iowa Sts,sidewalk ordered on 134
22 Twenty-sixth St., grade established, 187, 193 138
Aug. 20 Twelfth St., bet. Main and Locust Sts., ordered unproved, 237,
2,6,290, 312 206
Sept. 8 Thomas and Franklin Sts. ordered improved.260 239
8 Thirteenth St., from Main to Iowa St.,sidewalk ordered on 233
" 8 Tax levy for 1896 fixed 234
Oct. 5 Twenty-seventh St. contract awarded,310, 261-5
Nov. 49 Treasurer, resolution in rel.to payment of salary 2145
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Jan. 6 Union Ave., pet. of .1. A. Rhomberg in rel.to grade of, 30,33 2
6 Union Ave.,bet. W.Locust and Alta Vista Sts.,resolution in rel
to improvement of 50,66,72, 167, 197-8-9 b-6
Mch. 2 Union Ave.,estimate of cost of grading on 44
May 4 Union Ave., pet.of Wm. McGrath in rel. to strip of land, 130 99-100
June 1 Union Ave.,sub plat of,138 124
Sept. 8 Union Ave.,sidewalk ordered on 23;
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Jan. 6 Vaults,contract for cleaning awarded 4
Feb. 3 Vernon St., from Alta Vista St.west,special assessment levied for
sidewalk ... 34
June 1 Vaults ordered cleaned .. 127
Sept. 8 Valley Street,sidewalk ordered on,239 232
" 8 Verterinary surgeon; bids for ordered advertised, 261. 236
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Jan. 6 Wolf Mary,taxes[32]. 2
" (3 Wormood W. W., pet. of to put up sign post on Nth and Main sts,
31 2
" 6 Water mains, pet. for ext. of on Arlington and Grove Terrace 2
' " 6 West 17th st.,communication of Engr. in rel. to drainage of 13113
" 6 Willow st.. pet. of Jno. Kapp et al. for ext. of granted 1.2231 4
" 6 Wells condemned 4
i " 6! West Eagle P.int ave.,remonst.of Julius Otto against ass'int of
I129[ 5
" t Willow st. from Alley east of St. Ambrose st., Engr. to prepare
plat of[30, 133, 162, 164,167] 5
" 6 West 5th st.. front Glen Ork ave. to Booth at.,sidewalk ordered on
'h South side of 5
Feb. 3 Water mains, pet.of J.J.l3,•igg et al. in rel. to ext. of .. 30
" 3 Watters Mrs. Michael,taxes 82
" 3 West Main st. from -Min to Jones st., resolution in rel. to imp't
of rescinded 33
" 3 West Main at. from Main to.Jones st., ordered improved 152, 53,
72,240'263,290, 312-131 33
Mar. 2 Wolf J. F.,taxes[112] 44
" 2 West 17th st. from Clark to Cox sts., pet.asking that same be itn-
r,4-t • proved[50, 77, 103, 133,223, 2861 45
" 2 West 8th st. bet. Hill and Air Hill st.,sidewalk ordered on. 51
" 2 West Main st.,communication of Engr. in rel. to grade of 156, 100,
126, 168, 205 46
" 16 West 17th st. from West Locust to Cox st., profile of change of
grade on[68, 1691 56
t April 9 Woll W., taxes 61c
" 9 West14th st.,pet.of Henry Rose in rel. to line of 177, 103, 123,
125, 168, 188, 223] 66
" 9 Woodworth st., profile of grade of[711 6s '
" 9 West 8th st.,resolution in rel.to impt. of 1104, 123, 167, 222, 270171
" 20 Wieland F. W.,taxes[112] 11
" 20 Water main,pet. for in Grove Terrace south 78
" 20 Water main,pet. for in Arlington st 78
" 20 West 11th and Grove Terrace, Engr. to prepare plans to build wall
7. l on[169]
May 4 Wieland F. W, pet. in rel. to stairway 1130, 1671 79
w:= " 4 Weights and Measures,application of 11.Wybrant fur insp.of 1111,
g::. . 165]
;:' " 4 Water mains,pet. for along S-urinary st.11261 1,
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3 4 White st.,sidewalk ordered on lit
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112
lJune 1 Walker M. M., pet.for permission to put up awning 11671 122
" 1 Water main, pet.for ext.of on Clifford st. 11681. 124
° . 1 Water plug, pet. of J. P. Donahue for removal of 124
" 1 Water main in alley bet. White and and.Jackson from Nth to 11th
sts.,ordered extended 128
" 1 Water main from 1st to 16'h on Bluff st.,ordered extended 12'8
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I I ' 1 West 5th st. bet. Booth and College ave.,sidewalk ordered on 134
1 West Locust st. bet. Foy and liodgdon ave.,sidewalk ordered on13.1
1 West 14th at.bet. Dell and Prairie sts.,sidewalk ordered on 13.1
9 Water main,pet. for ext.on Fremont ave.[2061 136
li''l' " 22 Water main,ordered extended on Dodge st 13't
,,c ' i' « 22 West 14th at. gutters on, ordered repaired 13tr
K` West 5th st.gutters on,ordered repaired
" 22 Wells impure,condemed 11.19
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July 6 Woodworth ave.,accepted [201-2] 167
" 6 West Eagle Point ave.,special a-s'mt cancelled 167
Aug. 3 West 3rd st.bet.Alpine and College ave.,ordered improved[261.5] 191-2
3 West 7th st. bet. Needham Place and Hill.st., ordered improved
[266,274,284] 192
" 3 Woodworth st. bet. Leibnitz and Seminary st.,sidewalk ordered on 192
" 3 Washington st. bet. 13th and 14th sts.,sidewalk ordered on 199
\! 3 West 8th st.bet. Hill st.and Wilson ave.,sidewalk ordered on 193
" 3 White st.bet.Rhomberg and Eagle Point ayes.,sidewalk ordered
on 193
" 3 Wilson ave. bet.West 5th st. and Julien ave.,sidewalk ordered on 193
" 3 Water mains in Winona ave.,ordered connected in West 5th st.
mains 193
" 3 West 8th st.,special ass'mt for itnp'mt of 195
Sept. 8 Welsh Cath,E.,taxes [2621 220
" 8 Wolf Chas.,taxes 220
" 8 Welsh Cath.,claim of 221
" 8 West 8th st.,sidewalk ordered on 233
" 8 West Main et.,sidewalk ordered on[239,240,285, 288] 233
" 21 West 17th-st.,contractor to haul surplus material to 4th st. ext 239
Oct. 5 Wilberding Henry,claim of [285] 259
" 5 West 11th st.,sidewalk ordered on 264
" 5 Water mains,ordered extended from Burch t t Summitt on West
3rd st 264
" 12 Water mains,ordered extended on Grand View ave. from South 275Dodge st.to MtCarmel ave
Nov. 9 Wilber Lane,imp't.accepted (313-14) 290
" 9 Weighers,City not to weigh any person on their loads 291
Dee. 7 Wilber Lane, pet. of Jas.Forrester in rel.to special ass'mt(311) 309
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Mar. 2 York st., pet.of R. W. Stewart asking same to be graded j67J .}a
Oct. Y. M. C. A., taxes(288) ; 259
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Jan. 6 Ziepprecht Wm.,taxes 2
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CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Session. Jan. 6th, 1896.
(Official.)
Council met at 9:15 a. m.
Mayor Olinger in the chair.
Present—Aids. Bauer. Ronson, Cullen,
Kautman, Ryder. Shea and V,,b'er.
The fol owing bills were allowed:
Name. Purpose.
Ham & Carver. blank book $ 8 00
Ellwanger Bros repairing ham s 17 30
G F Kleih, scoop shovel 85
G Parr, sawing wood . ........ .. 7 87
Engler, Frudden Lumber Co, shay
ings 1 00
Fratz & Clark, supplies for patrol
house 4 45
Mu!1en Bros, plumbing 4 75
R E Butler, hay for pound ... 6 00
E J Carpenter, expressing .. 50
Brown & Lous. hay 4 95
C H Whitwell, veterinary services 4 50
E E Frith, hauling dead animals20 50
Lear & Pflffner. horseshoeing ..... 5 00
Carl Bochert, police overcoats .... 50 00
R Lorenz. pollee overcoats 10 00
Brown & Sons, hay 5 00
Fischer & Co. ice 17 40
Duggan & Co. soapine. 80
Jos A Palen, drugs 60
Duggan & Kane. salt and soapine1 70
Philip Pier, fuel 11 53
G F Iileth. hardware 4 25
E Slprenglomeyer, supplies 6 80
G F Kleih. lock 75
Dubuque Cabinet Makers Assn,
ahigh chairs 9 50
Reinfried & Jaeger. hardware 1 30
Even & Fuchs. wood 115 50
Chas Atkinson. painting and pa-
pering city hall 21 50
Mullen Bros, plumbing city hall15 65
Jos Geiger, repairing city hall1 25
Jos A Palen drugs 70
Reinfried & Jaeger, snow shovels2 04)
John Butt, sharpening tools 1 85
G F Kleih, supplies for parks 1 25
Frank Kechie. repairing matron's
room 114 35
Geo F Kleih. hardware 1 95
John Ganahl, repairing tools 11 45
Key City Gas Co. coke for roller6 98
Dubuque Wooden Ware Co, lum-
ber 26 74
B D Linehan, repairing tools 6 05
Duggan & Kane. salt 1 20
John Ganahl. horseshoeing 4 00
Knapp. Stout & Co. Co.. lumber60 24
Reinfried & Jaeger. nails. etc 3 85
J P Sdhroeder & Co. cement 1 65
W B Baumgartner. lines 1 30
Wm Marshall, repairing steam rol
ler 66 44
Ald. Schulte arrived at 9:30 a. m.
Duggan & Kane, oil 65
Bart E Linehan. cement 33 83
Headford Bros and Hitchins Co,
manhole castings 27 00
Mrs: Kiene, scrubbing city hall 17 50
Mrs. Koenig, scrubbing oity hall18 00
Palmer. Wi►iall & Co. blank book21 00
John Hoffmann. janitor city hall n 00
Reinfried & Jaeger, water hose 30
Hardie & Scharle. blank stationery 78 75
Harger & Blish. stationery 2 10
Mrs. Koenig, Janitor city hall 20 00
Wm Kaep, clerk recorders office.. 50 00
Robert MoGivern. sanitary in-
spector 50 00
B Hayes, cleaning around city
hall 22 25
Maggie Murrey. type -writing .. 12 50
John Maclay. fees city ordinance
case 3 25
John T Kearnes. reoording deeds
and plats 8 25
John Blake. sewer Fenelon Place176 00
P Horsch, improving 5th avenue678 40
Ald. Crawford arrived at 9:50 a. m.
Geo W Farley, improving Rebec-
ca street 80 49
Geo W Farley, grading Rebec-
ca street 74 00
Phil Doerr, improving Schiller ave
nue 160 68
Phil Doerr, improving High Bluff
street 460 11
Thos Hassett. improving South
Bluff street 37 24
'Phos Hasset. grading South Bluff
street 62 60
D W Linehan, grading Fengler
avenue 94 47
D W Linehan, grading High Bluff
and Shiffler avenue ..... ... 106 10
D W Linehan. constructing sewer
in Hill street 32 50
Ryan Bros, grading Alpine street 269 00
Dubuque Construction Co. improv
Ing 17th street 78 14
Dubuque Construction Co, con-
structing sewer 383 00
Steuck & O'Farrell. grading West
Eagle Point avenue .. 130 00
John Tibey, improving West 8th
street 317 00
John Tibey, improving West 8th
street 250 00
John Tibey, grading Rush
street 107 80
John Tibey, grading Curtis street 148 25
Wm Geisicker. assistant engI»
neer 55 00
John Farley. rodman 7 00
D Sheehan, sewer inspector . 20 00
W H Knowlton. car fare . .. 3 55
Evens & Howard. tile pipe .. 61 28
Jessie Venn, grading High Bridge
avenue . 81 60
B Donahue. constructing side-
walks 62 56
The following bills were referred to
the street committee:
P Horsch, improving 5th avenue539 70
P Horsch, grading 5th avenue 142 50
Carr, Ryder & Engler Co, lum-
ber .. 20
Byrne Bros, sprinkling 30 00
W W Wormood. repairing steam
gauge 1 00
The following bills were referred to
the committee on supplies:
Dubuque Oil Tank Line. oil 6 00
Byrne Bros, carriage hire .. 9 00
Byrne Bros. sprinkling ... 250 00
Phil PIer, coal city hall 195 45
F E Joseph, disenfectant 10 00
The following bills were referred to
the printing committee:
The Globe $135 00
The Times ........ .... ..... ... 58 30
The Globe • • 67 50
The Times 29 15
The Telegraph ..... .... ...... 100 00
The Herald 75 00
The Telegraph .. 46 50
The following were referred to the
committee on police and light:
Globe Light and Heat Co. $166.67.
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Key City Gas Co.. 399.50.
BM of Central Union Telephone Co.,
346.50. was referred to the committee on
electrical construction.
Bill of John Klein of $10.00 as part
payment for overcoat for market mas-
ter was referred to the committee of the
whole.
The following bills were referred to
the committee on fire and water.
W. S. Knott Co.. 313.00.
Dubuque Water Co.. 330.
Dubuque Water Co,. 31,341.65.
Jas. Beach. & Son. 35.15.
Central Union Telephone Co., $5.00.
Harger & Blish. 33.35.
Van Valkenberg and McEvoy, 50 cents.
John Ganahl. $14.65.
Merkes & Hassler. 32.75.
Jos. J. Rowan. 811.55.
Geo. F. Kleih, 31.45.
Andrew Ruh, $10.10.
A. Wunderlich. 312.95.
Key City Gas Co.. $6.74.
Key City Gas Co.. $9.68.
A. Y. McDonald. Co.. 20 cents.
Lagen & Sloan. $13.50.
Jos. A. Palen. 310.45.
Farley, Loetseher'Mfg. Co., $1.25.
John Hartig, 50 cents.
Robert Ward. 37.00.
Mullen Bros.. 82.35.
Fratz & Clark. $20.90.
Kanalt & Powers. 39.50.
Engler. Fruden Lumber Co:, 318.61.
E. C. Porter. 34.85.
H. Hubert & Son. $1.00.
W. H. Torbert. 327.44.
Reinfried & Jaeger. $4.27.
Ellwanger Bros., 35.55.
Phil. Pier, 351.44.
Butt Bros., 92.15.
Dubuque Light and Traction Co., 35.00.
Dubuque Rubbsr and Belting Co., 39.00.
C. H. Whitwell. 326.75.
• PETITIONS.
The following petitions in relation to
tastes were referred to the delinquent
tax committee:
Mary J. Corbett. Ella F. Hall and Eli-,.
zabeth M. ReedyMrs. Minnie Markward,
Mary Reynolds., Mrs. Mary Frehlich, v
Mrs. Catherine McKeown, ' Mrs. Hen-
rietta Buehlman.tMrs. John Cheetha.m;
Mary A. Johnson. John Eagan,✓Michael"
MicMahon.vFred Leibe, vRosa Cadman, v
Mary Wolfe And Henry N. Lippstock. v
The following petitions were referred
to the committee on streets:
Petition of Kane and Kenneally, ask -
Ing to be paid for work done on Oak
street.
Petition of A. L. Rhomberk, J. H.
RhombergRhontberg, Julia
Rhomberg remonstrating specand J. -
ial.assessment for the improvement of
Fifth avenue.
Petition of W. W. Wonmood asking to
be allowed to put up sign on corner of
Eighth and Main streets.
Claim of M. Brown & Sons against
John Melone.
Petition of Peter Eisbach in relation
to wrong assessment for the improve-
ment of Curtis Street.
Petition of Mrs. Ahearn, asking for
an extension of time to pay for the im-
peet.
rovement
Petitionof tof he FirstBaptistchurch
in relation to special tax for raising
sidewalk on Twelfth and Main streets.
The following petitions were referred
to the committee of the whole:
Petition of the butchers and citizens,
asking that a live stock inspector be ap-
pointed to inspect all animals before the
same are slaughtered for use in the city.
Petition of Specht Bros., asking that
they be allowed 6200 for assistance In
running the steamer Teal.
Application of Dr. Mullaney for the
position of meat. inspector.
Petition of Stephen Shaw, asking that
he be allowed to construct a small dock
in the ice harbor a: the foot of First
street for use in landing his ferry.
Remonstrance of .T. A. Rhomberg
against the improvement of Union ave-
nue on the present established grade.
The following petitions were referred
to the board of health.
Petition of Mary A. Breen 1n relation
to special tax for cleaning vault.
Petition of E. R. Jaokson in relation
to making sewer connections.
Petition of Alfred Herron, et al, ask-
ing for an electric light on Grandview
avenue.between SouLthern avenue and
Rowan street.
Referred to the committee on police
and light.
Petition of J. D. Laurence, asking that
an ordinance be drawn. regulating the
distributing of a:1 advertising matter,
was referred to the ordinance commit-
tee.
Application of Oscar A. Temple for
the• position of electrician. was referred
to the ordinance committee.
Petition of Chas. C: Holt, asking that
he be refunded 350.00 paid for saloon li-
cense was referred to the mayor.
The following petitions were receiv-
ed and filed:
Petition, asking that John Keckevoet
be allowed to run a skating rink in .the
ice harbor.
Petition of Henrietta Kennicker, re
monstrating against special tax for the
improvement of 17th street.
The following petitions were granted:
Petition of Geo. B. Burch, asking that
the assessment on the Hotel Julien be
placed at 350.000, as per agreement with
the city.
Petition of Wm. M. Davis, et al, ask-
ing that the water company be directed
to extend their water mains froth High
land Place and Arlington St down to
Grove Terrace, thence along Grove Ter-
race to Pearl Street.
Petition, asking that a sidewalk be
ordered laid on the north side of Fif-
teenth street between Maple and Cedar
street.
OF
CERS.
City Auditor REPORTS
enI reported as
follows:
Cash on hand Dec. 1st '95 ....326,077 80
Collections during month .... 44,205 86
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Dlabursments during month ..31,270 71
Balance cash on hand 339,012 95
cersso for month oorted ff1Descembere 1895;duoffi-
also
reported warrants to the amount favor of of 433,11 aving duplicate
onccelt
ed; also presented list of coupons re-
deemed during the month.
Report adopted, and warrants ordered
drawn to pay city °dicers, and report
referred to the finance committee.
Fire Chief Reinfried reported 31,834.43
due firemen for the month of December,
11, ['Oar Seeelion, January 6, 1896 .
1895.
Warrants ordered drawn to pay the
firemen and report referred to the comr
mlttee on fire.
Joliet Carter. street commissioner, re-
ported $633.45 due for labor during De-
cember. 1895.
Warrats ordered drawn to pay labor-
ers and report referred to the street
committee.
Chas. Hillery, sewer inspector, report-
ed $165.75 due for labor during Decem-
ber. 1895.
Warrants ordered drawn to pay for
labor and report referred to the sewer
committee.
Ed. Morgan, city marshal, reported
$1,950.10 due police during Decemlber,
1895; also reported 98 police cases during
the month; also reported having collect-
ed $11 fines in city ordinance case, for
which treasurer's receipt was attached;
also reported $4 collected for pound re-
ceipts.
Warrants ordered drawn to pay police
and report referred to the committee on
police and light. •
City Attorney Knight presented an
agreement for settlement of the case
of Ella S. Brunskill vs the city, which
was referred to the committee of the
whole.
City Electrician Osborn reported $29.-
58 due from Star Electric Co. for rebates
during December. 1895.
Report adopted.
City Engineer Knowlton presented a
plat and communication in regard to
opening up a lane north of High Bluff
street from Eagle Point avenue to Mid-
dle street. which was referred to the
street committee: also ,presented a com-
munication in regard to drainage on
West Seventeenth street. which was re-
ferred to the street committee.
Also presented 'profiles of grade of the
following streets. which were referred
to the street committee.
Clifford street. Napier street and Cath-
erine street also profile and change In
Angella street.
Also presented the following in rela-
tion to the location of Pickett street; al-
so.plats of said street. which were re-
ferred to the committee of the whole.
To the Honorable Mayor and CIty Coun-
cil of Dubuque:
Gentlemen:—
In the !natter of the location
of Pickett street I would respectfully re-
port as follows: Yates and Picketts
stih (bt. Q. Pg. 512) which joints out lot
667 on the west shows Pickett street ex-
tending into out lot 667 as shown by the
red lines on the aocompanying blue print
copy of the original plat of Yates and
Piokebts' sttb at a point 143 feet north
of West 14th street.
The street Is shown 20 feet wide and
when Morgan's sub was laid out on the
north 20 feet was left. making Pickett
street 40 feet wide.
This plat Shows Mrs. Yates alley the
deed for which calls for a width of 10
feet and running back 143 feet to Pick-
ett street. 4 1-2 d of the alley being in
out lot 667 and 5 1-2 feet in 684, Yates and
Ploketts' sub was recorded August 6th,
1856.
Out lot 667 was platted and numbered
for this purpose of assessment In 1873
by W. H. Evans. under the law which
provides that plats may be placed on
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corded deeds had been drawn three ad-
ditional lines are drawn marked: A. 13.
and C. That portion of out lot 667 north
of line A. is numbered 8. and that por-
tion between the deeds of Wybrant and
Gniffke and lines B. and C. is 'numbered
7. I can find no authority whatever for
lines A. B. and C. and' Mr. Evans had no
authority to place lines on the plat that
were not of record.
Many of these plats placed on record
for assessment purposes were carelessly
• drawn. To illustrate -the six lots be-
tween W. 14th street and Pickett street
immediately west from Mrs. Yates al-
ley drawn by Mr. Evans are shown to be
143 feet deep. making the south line of
Pickett street a continuous straight line;
while the original plat shows that at
Cornell street there is an offset of 14
feet and the lots are only 129 feet deep
west of Cornell street.
As out lot 667 was never platted by
the owners as a regular subdivision no
streets were laid out and dedicated for
public use as is usually done, but when
land was sold as in the case of Philip
Sage, 40 feet was left between the land
deeded and the adjoining property which
has always been used for street pur-
poses.
So far as I can learn from the records
and otherwise. the intention was to have
the street where it has been used for the
past thirty years or more. There is no
evidence to the contrary so far as I have
been able to find. The Evans' plat is
incorrect and without authority. The
street in my judgment is improved
where it properly belongs.
Respectfully submitted,
W. H. KNOWLTON,
City Engineer.
Market Master Traut reported $16.90
due city for scale receipts; also report-
ed $42.f.0 due him for board of prisoners.
Repbrt adopted and warrants ordered
drawn to pay for board of prisoners.
The reports of the following city weigh
ers were received and filed:
Chas, Pflffner. Joseph Straney, T. J.
Donahue and Chas. PItchper.
The report of T. L. Jess. wood meas-
urer. was received and filed.
Ald. Ryder moved that the city engi-
neer be instructed to give an estimate to
Altman and Taylor at the next meeting
for work done on Grandview avenue.
Carried.
REPORTS OF COMMITTES.
AId. Ryder. chairman of the finance
committee, reported in favor of having
warrants drawn in favor of the treasurer
for money advanced during December,
1895; also that warrants be drawn in
favor of the several parties for money
borrowed during December, 1895.
Report adopted.
Ald. Vogler. chairman of the commit-
tee on claims. reported In fay.or of pay-
ing John Terry $40, providing he ac-
cepts same as payment in full for all
claims against the city.
Adapted.
Ald. Kaufman. chairman of the street
committee. reported as follows:
In favor of receiving and filing the
claim of Con. Ryan for extra compensa-
tion for work on Southern avenue, as he
has been paid In full. as estimated by
the city engineer.
In favor of granting the petition of
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John Welty et al. asking to be allowed
to put on pump in well on High Bluff
street, said permission to be given dur-
ing the pleasure of the council, and the
owner of abutting property.
In favor of granting the petition of
Jahn Kapp, et al. for the extension of
Willow street east to West Locust street
provided the necessary land is given
free of cost to the city.
In favor of granting the petition of
Stephen Bengel et al. in relation to lay-
ing sidewalk on the north side of Fif-
teenth street between Maple street and
Cedar street.
In favor of paying Kenneally and
Kane $30.00 for grading Oak street from
Rising avenue to the easterly end.
In favor of approving of the plat of
Rosedale addition.
Would also recommend that the city
engineer he instruc:ed to measure, not
to exceed 20 yards of macadam, for
each person that has obtained a permit
to break macadam and submit said
amounts to the city recorder, who is di-
rected to draw warrants for same, to be
payable on Saturday. January 18th, 1896.
AIso reported that the following streets
have been accepted:
Audubon avenue from West Four-
teenth street to Dexter avenue.
Rebecca street from Thomas street to
Anna stree'.
Report adopted.
Ald. Vogler. chtairman of the commit-
tee on supplies. reported in favor of pay
ing the bill of W. H. Knowlton of $3.93
for supplies for engineer's office.
Adopted.
Ald. Shea. chairman of committee on
public grounds and buildings, reported
as follows:
In favor of paying Jno. P. Quigley $20
for insurance in the Mechanic's Insur-
ance Co.
In favor of paying the Key City Fire
Insurance Co. $160.00 for insurance on
the Central Engine house.
In favor of paying Peter Kiene & Son
$48.00 for insurance in the National Fire
Insurance Co.
In favor of paying Jos. Needham *20.00
for insurance in the American Insur-
ance Co.
In favor of paying the Lull-Heran-
court Agency *16.00 for insurance in the
Home Insurance Co.
In favor of paying the Dubuque Fire
and Marine Insurance Co. $130.00 for in-
surance on Central Engine house.
In favor of paying Jos. Needham $20.00
for insurance In the Reliance Insurance
Co.
In favor of paying Dubuque Fire and
Marine Insurance Co. $37.50 for insurance
on the Eighteenth Street Engine house.
In favor of receiving and filing the
claim of E. J. Evans of $75.00 alleged
to be due for repairing sidewalks In
parks. as he has not completed said
work as agreed.
In favor of paying K. Knight $2.00
for repairing Delhi street engine house,
In favor of paying N. H. Faust $5.20
for sash look stops and anti -rattlers.
Report adopted•.
Ald. Bauer. chairman of the commit-
tee on police and light, reported as fol-
lows:
In favor of paying the bill of the Star
Electric Co. of $1.643.95 for electric lights
during December. 1895.
In favor of paying the hill of the Globe
Light and Heat Co. of $170 for gasoline
lights during November. 5, and would
also recommend that the189gagollne lamp
on English Lane near Southern avenue
be removed.
In favor of paying the bill of the Key
City Gas Co. of $97.65 for gas in city
buildings.
Report adopted.
Ald. Crawford. chairman of the print-
ing committee, reported as follows:
In favor of paying the bills of the
Herald of *75 for official printing; also
bill of the Telegraph of $75 for official
printing.
Report adopted.
Aid. Cullen, chairman of the delinquent
tax commute, reported as follows:
In favor of instructing the treasurer
not to sell the property of Mrs. Kate
Bannon for taxes for 1895. and the same
to remain a lien on said property until
paid.
In favor of allowing the taxes of Cor-
nelia Bahl. on lot 25 Hooper's add, to
retrain a lien on said property for 1895,
and the city treasurer is instructed not
to sell said iproperty for taxes of 1895, if
same is not paid.
In favor of instructing the treasurer
not to sell the property of Geo. F.
Schmidt for taxes of 1895. but the same
to remain a lien on said property if not
paid.
In favor of cancelling the assessment
of Jas. Carney of *200 on personalty for
1895.
Also report adverse to the petitions of
Wm. Ziepprecht, J. H. Tice, Frank
Hitchens and Catherine Schueller In re-
lation to taxes.
Report adopted.
Aid. Shea. of the botlyd of health, re-
ported as follows:
In favor of awarding the contract for
cleaning vaults on the premises of John
Spear, Thos. Shea and Mrs. B. O'Farrell
to Frank Burns. provided said parties
do not clean their vaults inside of five
days.
Also report that they have notified the
different ice dealers of the city, not to
cut any ice in the sloughs adjacent to
the city, that is to be used for family
purposes, and if they do, the same will
be oondemned.
Also recommend that the vault on city
lot 130 owned by Robert Jess, and vault
on E 1-2 lot 35. L. H. Langworth's add,
be cleaned, and that the city recorder is
directed to advertise for bids and pro-
posals for doing said work, the cleaning
of said vaults to be done at the expense
of the owners thereof.
Also recommend that the wells on the
following described premises be con-
demned and abated as a nuisance, as the
water in same is detrimental to the pub-
lic health:
The well on lot 92. East Dubuque add,
owned by H. Huber: also the well on the
west 87 feet of the n 1-2 lot 1 Kniest's
sub and that the city marshal is direct-
ed to see that the above order is com-
plied with.
Also recommend that a resolution be
passed by the ,city council, asking tlhe
legislature at its next session to pass
a law to appoint a live stock inspector
to inspect all stock before the same is
killed for consumption within the state,
and that no meats of any kind whatever
In favor of the adoption of the resolu-
tion levying a special tax for the con-
struction of a sanitary sewer In Grove
Terrace south.
Also recommend that the finance com-
mittee and city attorney be directed to
settle the case of Ella S. Brunakill vs
the City of Dubuque in an amicable man
ner, and to the best interest of the city,
and report to the council.
Report adopted.
RESOLUTIONS.
Ald. Bonson offered the following,
which was adopted.
Resolved. By the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That the Dubuque
Water Co. be and is hereby ordered to
extend its mains from its intersection at
Highland Place and Arlington street,
east on Arlington street to Grove Ter-
race south on Grove Ter-
race to lot 7-65. A. McDaniel's sub, the
city of Dubuque guaranteeing to said
water company the use of such quantity
of water along the line of said street,
sufficient to pay interest at the rate of
7 per cent. on the cost of pipe required
to be so extended.
Ald. Bonson offered the following,
which was adopted:
Be it resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque: That the city en-
gineer be and is hereby instructed to sub
mit a profile and grade of Cox street
from West 14th street to Union avenue.
Ald. Bonson offered the following,
which was referred to the street com-
mittee:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That Grace street. between Grandview
avenue and East street. be graded, gut-
tered. curbed. macadamized in con-
formity with the ordinance upon that
subJedt. That the city engineer be and
is hereby directed to make necessary
plans and specifications for said im-
provement. and the city recorder di-
rected to give the proper notice for bids
and proposals for the performance of
the work; the guttering, curbing and
macadamizing to be done at the expense
of the owners of the abutting property,
grading to be bid in total.
Ald. Bonson offered the following,.
which was referred to the street com-
mittee:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That Bennett St. between Grandview
avvenue and East street, be graded, gut
tered, curbed and macadamized, in con-
formity with the ordinance upon that
subject. That the city engineer be and
is hereby directed to make necessary
plans and specifications for said im-
provement. and the city recorder di-
rected to give the proper notice for bids
and proposals for the performance of
the work; the guttering, curbing and
macadamizing to be done at the expense
of the owners of the abutting property,
grading to be bid in total.
Ald. Bonson offered the following,
which was referred to the street com-
mittee:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That Union Ave. between West Locust
and Alta Vista street. be graded, gut-
tered, curbed and macadamized, in con-
formity with the ordinance on that
subjeot. That the city engineer be and
lier,u/'tr. Sermon, January
6, 1896.
J
be allowed to be sold or offered for sale
for human food, un4ess the same has
been previously inspected, and found
healthy for human use.
Report adopted.
Ald. Shea offered the following which
was adopted:
Resolved, By the City Council of the
City of Dubuque, That the city attor-
ney and ordinance committee be in-
structed to draft a bill to be presented
to the next legislature, relative to ap-
pointing a live stock inspector; also the
inspection of all food used for human
use, and that copies of same be sent to
our representatives. and that they be
directed to use their utmost endeavors
to have same or a similar bill passed.
Ald. Ryder moved that the mayor be
instructed to appoint a special commit-
tee on legislation. to consist of the mayor
and three aldermen. Carried.
Ald. Shea. chairman of the paving com
mi'ttee, reported in favor of paying the
bill of Steuck. O'Farrell and Linehan of
S590.87 for extra work done on Fourth
street from Main street to White street,
and on Locust street from Tenth street
to Seventeenth street. Adopted.
• Alderman Vogler. chairman of the
committee of the whole, reported as
follows:
In favor of receiving and filing the pe-
tition of Henry Glab, asking to be re-
instated in the city engineer's office.
In favor of allowing John Jansen $25
for strip of ground on Fifth avenue; al-
so $10.00 for removing fence from same,
In favor of receiving and filing the pe-
tition of Mrs. Maurice O'Reagan, asking
that.the special tax against her property
for the improvement of Grandview ave-
nue be cancelled.
In favor of instructing the city attor-
ney to procure deeds of relinquishment
to property for the proposed street from
Southern avenue to Herron Place, as
shown by plat prepared by the city en-
gineer. said land to be given without
expense to the city.
In favor of receiving and filing the
remonstrance of A. -Vogel against spec-
ial assessment for improvement of Sev-
enteenth street. ,
In favor of referring the claim of Jno.
Burke to the street committee and city
attorney.
In favor of receiving and filing the
notice of Julius Otto in relation to the
improvement of West Eagle Point ave-
nue.
In favor of paying the bill of the Du-
buque Rubber & Belting Co. of $5.00 for
dating stamp for meat inspector.
In favor of, receiving and fllirfg the
petition of Mary De Lorimier asking
that the special tax against her prop-
erty for improving Locust street be can-
celled.
In favor of receiving and filing the re-
monstrance of C. Bayless et al, against
a full assessment for the improvement
of West Locust street between Sixteenth
and Seventeenth streets.
Also report as follows on the petition
of Geo. L. Torbert Est.. et al, remon-
strating against special tax for the im-
provement of Seventeenth street from
Clay street to West Locust street.
In favor of taking up the brick paving
on said street providing the abutters
do not agree in writing according to the
ordinance on that subject.
6
January 6, 1896
is hereby directed to make necessary
plane and specifications for said im-
provement. and the city recorder di-
rected to give the proper notice for bids
and proposals for the performance of
the work; the guttering, curbing and
macadamizing to be clone at the expense
of the owners of the abutting property,
grading to be bid in total and the engi-
neer to submit an estimate of the cost.
Aid. Kaufmann offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved, By the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That the city engi-
neer.be and is hereby directed to pre-
pare a plat showing the proposed exten-
sion of Willow street from alley east of
St, Ambrose street to Rosedale avenue
and submit same to the Sisters of Mt.
St. Joseph's academy for their approval.
Abd. Kaufmann offered the following:
Ree vwi by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That sidewalks of good two-:nch plank,
brick, stone or cement. be, within 10
days of this notice constructed and laid
in conformity with the ordinance in re-
lation to sidewalks as follows:
6 feet wide on south side of West 5th
street from Glen Oak street to Booth
street.
4 feet wide on east side of College ave-
nue from West 3rd street to West 5th
street.
4 feet wide on north side of 15th street
from Maple street to Cedar street.
4 feet wide of west side of St. Ambrose
street from Arch street to Asbury street.
where not already laid, also new curb-
ing and re -setting of old curb as may be
necessary, all at the expense of abutting
Properly.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes ---Aids. Bauer. Bonson, Crawford,
Cullen. Kaufmann. Ryder, Shea, Schulte
and Vogler.
,Ald. Kaufmann offered the following:
Resolved.by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for
laying a 12 foot wide brick sidewalk on
both sides of Clay street from Third
street to Eighteenth street, by E. J.
Evens. contractor. 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 oppo-
site each lot or parcel'of real estate, as
follows:
Special assessment submitted January
6. 1896.
Wm. Griffen, city, n 23 d, lot 263,
45.4 sq yds brick sidewalk at 51c$ 23 15
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Bauer. Bonson, Crawford,
Cullen, Kaufmann. Ryder, Shea, Schulte
and Vogler.
Ald. Kaufimann offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for
laying a 4 foot wide plank sidewalk on
west side of Cornell street from W. 14th
street to May Place, by Bryan Dona-
hue, contractor. 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 oppo-
site each lot or parcel of real estate, as
follows:
Special assessment submitted January
6th. 1896.
John Harper. Yates and Pickett's
sub, s 1-2. lot 11. 50 lin ft side-
walk at 15c. $ 7 50
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes.—Aids. Bauer. Bonson, Crawford,
Cullen, Kaufmann. Ryder, Shea, Schulte -
and Vogler.
Ald. Kaufmann offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for
laying a 4 foot wide plank sidewalk oh
north end of Catherine street abutting
lot 16, Quigley's sub outlot 710, by Bryan
Danohue, contractor. 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 oppo-
site eavh lot or parcel of real estate, as
follows:
Ellen T. Callahan. Quigley's sub
out lot 710. lot 16. 26 hn ft at
15c $ 39+)
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alis. Bauer. Bonson, Crawford,
Cullen, Kaufmann. Ryder, Shea, Schulte
and Vogler.
Aid. Kaufmann offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for
improving Schiller avenue from Lincoln
avenue to High Bluff street, by Phil.
Doer, contractor, 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 oppo-
site each lot or parcel of real estate, as
follows:
Special assessment submitted January
6th, 1896.
M. C. Munsell. Hopper's add, lot 35,
160.2 lin ft curbstone at 26c,
$41,65; 55.77 sq yds guttering at
24c, $13.38; 116 sq yds macadam-
izing at 28c. $32.48 $ 87 61
Christ Loetscher. 'MeCraney's 2nd
add, lot 25. 152.6 lin ft curbstone
at 26c, $39.67; 52.67 sy qds gutter-
ing at 24c. 812.64: 11.33 sq yds
macadamizing at 28e. $31.17 83 48
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes --Aids. Bauer. Bonson, Crawford,
Cullen, Kaufmann. Ryder, Shea, Schulte
and Vogler.
Ald. Kaufmann offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for
laying a 4 foot wide plank sidewalk on
west Astbury Street from Deihl street
to west city limits. by Bryan Done
ahue, contractor, 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 oppo-
site each lot or parcel of real estate, as
follows:
Special assessment submitted January -
6th, 1896.
Jas Kurz Est, Finley's add, lot 129,
86 lin ft sidewalk at 15c. $ 12 90
German R. C. Orphan Asylum,
Finley add, lot 130. 66 lin ft side-
walk at 15c • 990
German R C Orphan Asylum, Fin
ley add, lot 131. 76 lin ft side-
walk at 15 11 40
Mary Simplot, Finley add, lot 139,
41,
Iaeyethrr' Se8sion, .Janumr!/ 6.1896.
93 lin ft sidewalk at 15c 48 15
Adapted by the following vote:
Ayes -Alda. Bauer. Ronson, Crawford,
Cullen, Kauffman. Ryder, Shea, Schulte
and Vog er.
Ald. Kaufmann offeredthe following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for
Dodge improvingstreet Street o
South
300 feet south by Thomas
Hassett, contractor. 1n front of and ad-
joining the same. a special tax be and is
hereby levied on the several lots, and jl
parts of lots, and parcels of real estate
hereinafter named. situate and owned,
and for the several amounts set oppo-
site each lot or parcel of real estate, as I
foUOws:
Special assessment submitted January
6th. 1896.
Jae Walsh Est. Newman Cooper
and Smyth's sub. lot 1. 96 lin ft
curbstone at 30c. 828.80: 47.10 sq
gutteringyds $14.13;
1
33 sq ydsmacadamizing at 34c,
$41.26 $
Jas. Walsh Est. Newman Cooper
and Smyth's sub. lot 15. 26 lin ft
curbstone
30c. at 30c, $3.46 530.33
yds5 sq
guttering
sq yds macadamizing at 34c,
$10.31
James Beach & Son. Newman
Cooper and Smyth's sub, lot 16,
58 lin ft curbstone at 30c. $17.40;
25.78 sq yds guttering at 30c,
$7.73; 67.66 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 34c. $23.00
James Beach & Son. city, lot 583,
85 lin ft curbstone at 30c. $25.50;
33.33 sq yds guttering at 30c,
$10.00; 88.66 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 34c. $30.14
James
ncity.
ft curbstone one at30c, $34.80;.ot
116i
51.46 sq yds guttering at 30c, $15.-
46; 135.33 sq yds macadamizing
at 34c. $46.01
James Beach & Son. city, lot 581,
18 lin ft curbstone at 30c, $5.40;
8 sq yds guttering at 30c, $2.40;
21 sq yds macadamizing at 34c,
$7.14
A8 lin
r curbstone attYlot
30c.$41.40 695. 361.33
sq yds guttering at 30c, $18.40;
161 aq yds macadamizing at 34c,
$54.74 114 54
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes -Alda. Bauer. Bonson, Crawford,
Cullen, Kaufmann, Ryder, Shea, Schulte
and Vogler.
Ald. Kaufmann offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for
improving High Bluff street from Schil-
ler avenue to Middle avenue, by Phil
Doerr, contractor. in front of and ad-
joining the same. a special tax be and Is
hereby levied an the several lots, and
Parts of lots, and parcels of
real
estate
hereinafter named. situate and
towned,
and for the several amounts set oppo-
elite each lot or parcel of real estate, as.
follows:
Special assessment submitted January
6th. 1896.
August Immisch. Hooper's add, n
e 48.8, lot 36. 36.68 sq yds macad-
amizing at 26c, $9.54.. ......
A ust add, lot 26.154 lift curbsone at
28, $15.12; 24 sq yds guttering at
25c, $6.00; 66 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 26e. $1716 38 28
Carl Preibe. McCraney's 2nd add,
lot 27, 22.22 sq yds guttering at
25c, $5.55; 61.11 sq yds macadam-
izing at 26c, 815.89
Chas Blencher. Sr.. McCraney's 2d
add, lot 28. 50 lin ft curbstone at
28c, $14; 22.22 sq yds guttering at
25e, $5.55; 61.11 sq yds macadam
!zing at 26e. 815.89
Chas Bleucher. Sr., McCraney's 2d
add, w 1-2. lot 29. 25 lin ft curb-
stone at 2Sc $7.00: 11.11 sq yds
guttering at 25c. $2.78; 30.55 sq
yds macadmizing at 26c, $7.94...
F C T Bleucher. McCraney's 2d
add, e 1-2, lot 29. 25 lin ft curb-
stone at 28c• $7.00: 11.11 sq yds
guttering at 25e, 82.77; 30.56 sq
yds macadmizing at 26c, $7.95... 17 72
F C T Bleucher. McCraney's 2d
add, w 12.6, lot 30. 12.5 lin ft curb
stone at 28c, $3.50: 5.55 sq yds gut-
tering at 25c. 81.38: 15.28 sq yds
84 18 macadamizing at 26c, $3.97 8 86
Fred Grobe. McCraney's 2d add,
e 37.6, lot 30. 37.5 lin ft curbstone
at 28c, $10.50; 16.67 sq yds gutter-
ing at 25e, $4.17; 45.83 sq yds mac
adamizing at 26c. $11.92 26 69
21 57 John Welty. Wick's add. lot 4, 50
lin ft curbstone at 28c. $14.00;
22.22 sq yds guttering at 25c, $5.55
61.11 sq yds macadaanazing at
26c. $15.89
Andrew Vallaster. Wick's add, lot
48 13 34.00;
250
22 11n ft curbstone at 28c, sq yd guttering at 25c,1$5.55
61.11 sq yds macadamizing at
26c. $15.89
J A Welty. Wick's add. sub 5, 7
1. 49.5 lin ft curb
65 64
and
stone at 28c.1ot $13.86; 22.22 sq yds
guttering at 25c. $5.55; 61.11 sq
yds •macadamazing at 26c, $15.89 35 30
J A Welty, Wick's add. sub 5, 7
96 27 lot 2. 50 lin ft curb-
stone at 28c. 814.00 22.22 sq yds
guttering at 25c• $5.55; 61.11 sq
yds macadamizing at 26c, $15.89 36 44
H Kaiser. McCraney's 2d add, lot
14 94 21. 50 lin ft curbstone at $14.00; 22.22 sq yds guttering 28c,t
25c, $5.55; 61.11 sq yds macadam- 36 44
!zing at 26c. 815.89
Fred Grobe. McCraney's 2d add,
lot 22. 50 lin ft curbstone
atg8c,
$14.00; 22.22 sq yd
s g
at
25c, $5.55; 61.11 sq yds macadam -
35 44
!zing at 26c. $15.89
Christ Loetscher, McCraney's 2d
add, lot 23. 50 lin ft curbstone at
28c, $14.00; 22.22 sq yds guttering
at 25c, $5.55; 61.11 sq yds macad-
amizing at 26e. $15.89
Christ Loetscher. McCraney's 2d
add, lot 24. 50 lin ft curbstone at
28atc25c4$5 55; 6111psgdyds s umacad
macad-
amizing at 26c. $15.89
Christ Loetscher. McCraney's 2d •
add, lot 25. 55.5 lin ft curbstone
at 28c, $15.54; 28 sy qds guttering
at 25c, $7.00; 77 sq yds macadam- 42 56
!zing at 26c, 820.02
Adapted by the following vote:
Ayes -Alda. Bauer. Bonson, Crawford,
Cullen, Kaufmann. Ryder, Shea, Schulte
and Vogler.
Ald. Kaufmann offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for
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constructing an 8 inch tile pipe
sewer in Fenelon Place, by John
Blake, contractor. 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 fot' the several amounts set oppo-
site each lot or parcel of real estate, as
follows:
Special assessment submitted January
6th. 1896.
Leathers & Trewin. Prospect Hill
add, lot15, 5.000 so ft sewer at
4 m E 20 00
heathers & Trewin. Prospect Hill
add, lot 16, 5,000 sq ft sewer at
4m 2000
John W. Markle. Prospect Hill
add, lot 17, 5,000 sq ft sewer at
4 m 20 00
JamesC IFlanaan, Prospect Hill
add, lot 18. 5,000 sq ft sewer at
4m 2000
E Earle, Prospect Hill add, lot 27,
4,100 sq ft sewer at 4 m 16 40
E Earle, Prospect Hill add, lot 23,
4,100 sq ft sewer at 4 m 16 40
Pales Wood, Prospect Hill add, lot
29, 5,000 sq ft sewer at i m 20 00
T A Hooper, Prospect Hill add, lot
30, 5,000 sq ft sewer at 4 m 20 00
Geo M Raymond. Prospect Hill
add, lot 31, 5.000 sq ft sewer at
4 m 20 00
C H McArthur. Prospect Hill
add, lot 32, 5.000 sq ft sewer at
4m 2000
C H McArthur. Prospect Hill
add, w 1-2. lot. 33, 2,500 sq ft
sewer at 4 to 10 00
Warren McArthur. Prospect Hill
add, e 1-2, lot 33, 2.500 sq ft sew-
er at 4 m 10 00
Warren McArthur. Prospect Hill
add, lot 34. 5,000 sq ft sewer at
4 m 20 00
C F Markle, Prospect Hill add, lot
35, 5,000 sq ft sewer at 4 m 20 00
C F Markle, Prospect Hill, add, w
1-2 lot 36,2,500sgftsewer at4m 1000
H E Tredway, Prospect Hill add,
e 1-2, lot 36, 2.500 sq ft sewer at
4m 1000
H E Tredway, Prospect Hill add,
lot 37, 5,000 sq ft sewer at 4 m .. 20 00
Lucy C. Graves Est. Prospect Hill
add, lot 38, 5,000 sq ft sewer at
4 m 20 00
Lucy C. Graves Est, Prospect Hill
add, w 64 d, lot 39. 6.400 sq ft
sewer at 4 m 25 60
Leathers and Trewin. Prospect
Hill, add, e 56 d. lot 39, 5,600 sq
ft sewer at 4m 22 40
Leathers and Trewin. Prospect
Hill add, lot 41. 9,000 sq ft sewer
at4m 3600
Leathers and Trewin. Prospect
Hill add, lot 41a. 2.000 sq ft sewer
'at4m 800
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes -Aids. Bauer. Bonson, Crawford,
Cullen, Kaufmann, Ryder, Shea, Schulte
and Vogler.
Ald. Kaufmann offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for
construoting an 18 and 15 inch tile pipe
sewer in alley from 11th to 19th streets
between Washington and Elm streets
by Dubuque Construction Co.,
contractor, 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 oppo-
site each lot or parcel of real estate, as
follows:
Special assessment submitted January
6th, 1896.
Nic Kauffman, sub w 1-4 out lot
500, city, lot 1. 7.000 sq ft sewer
at4m $ 28 00
H Lembeck, sub w 1-4 out lot 500,
city, lot 2, 3.240 sq ft sewer at
4 m . 12 96
Chas Newman. sub w 1-4 out lot
500, city, lot 3. 5.120 sq ft sewer
at4m 2048
J Wittmer, sub w 1-4 out lot 500,
city, lot 4, 2,560 sq ft sewer at
4m 1024
G Jeoffroy, sub w 1-4 out lot 500,
city, lot 5, 2,560 sq ft sewer at
4m 1024
Cryprian Kopp, sub w 1-4 out lot
500, city, lot 6. 5.120 sq ft sewer
at 4 m 20 48
Mich Majerus, n 2-5 w m 1-4, city,
lot 500, 10,240 sq ft sewer at 4 m40 96
Rosina Strobel. m 1-5 w m 1-4, city,
lot 500, 5,120 sq ft sewer at 4 m 20 48
Math.Archer, n 24 d s m 1-5 w m
1-4, city, lot 500, 2,400 sq ft sewer
at4m 960
Leo Perleth. s 26 s m 1-5 w m
1-4, city, lot 500, 2,600 sq ft sewer
at4m 1040
Frank Hitchins. s 1-5 w m 1-4, city
lot 500, 5,120 sq ft sewer at 4 m 20 48
Mrs. C Wellefer, E. Dub. add, lot
97, 5.120 sq ft sewer at 4 m 20 43
R A Butler. E. Dub. add, n 1-2,
lot 98, 2,560 sq ft sewer at 4 m.., 10 24
Wm. Beddolph, E. Dub. add, s 1-2,
lot 98, 2,560 so ft sewer at 4 m 10 24
Wm Beddolph, E. Dub. add, n 1-2,
lot 99, 2,560 sq ft sewer at 4 m 10 24
Rider Walsh, E. Dub. add, s 1-2,
lot 90, 2,560 sq ft sewer at4m1024
Pat Walsh Est, E. Dub. add, lot
100, 5,120 sq ft sewer at 4 m 20 48
Jno Pilmaier, Jr, E. Dub. add, lot
101, 5,120 sq ft sewer at 4 m 20 48
German Bank. E. Dub. lot 102,
5,120 sq ft sewer at 4 m 20 48
German Bank, E. Dub. add, lot 103
5,120 sq ft sewer at 4 m 20.48
Anton Whitting, E. Dub. add, lot
104, 5,120 sq ft sewer at 4 in 20 48
Elizabeth Kurt, E. Dub. add, s 1-2,
105, 2,560 sq ft sewer at 4 m 10 24
Ambrose Mai, E. Dub. add, n 1-2,
lot 105, 2,560 sq ft sewer at 4 m ,. 10 24
Nic and Frank Glab, E. Dub, add,
lot 106, 5,120 sq ft sewer at 4 m ,. 20 48
Jac Weber. East Dubuque add, lot
107, 5,120 sq ft sewer at 4 m .,20 48
Jas Crawford Est. East Dubuque
add, lot 108. 5,120 sq ft sewer at
4 m 20 48
Jas Crawford Est, East Dubuque
add, lot 109, 5420 sq ft sewer at
4 m. 20 48
Bridget O'Farrell, East Dubuque
add, lot 110, 5,120 sq ft sewer at
4 m 20 48
Bridget O'Farrell, East Dubuque
add, n 1-2. lot 111. 2,560 sq ft
sewer at 4 m 10 24
Mrs, B. Maloney. East Dubuque
add, s 1-2. lot 111. 2.560 sq ft sew-
erat4m 1024
Mich. Hardy, East Dubuque add,
Regular Beaeion, January 13,.18L6. 9
lot 112, 5,120 sq ft sewer at 4 m20 48
Jas Crawford Est. East Dubuque
add, lot 113, 5,120 sq ft sewer at
4m
C Ryan, East Dubuque add, lot
114, 5,120 sq ft sewer at m 20 48
M Corbett, East Dubuque add, n
1-2, lot 115. 2.560 sq ft sewer at
4 m 10 24
J F and E E Farley. East Dubu-
que add. s 1-2. lot 115. 2,560 sq ft
sewer at 4 m 10 24
John Farley. East Dubuque add,
n 31 d, lot 116. 3.100 sq ft sewer at
4 m 12 40
John Reesle. East Dubuque add,
s 18.11, lot 116, 1.890 sq ft sewer
at m 756
Chas Bruhn. East Dubuque add,
lot 117, 5,120 sq ft sewer at 4 m20 48
Chas Bruhn. East Dubuque add,
n 1-2, lot 118. 2.560 sq ft sewer at
4 m 10 24
Anna Wachl. East Dubuque add,
s 1-2, lot 118, 2,560 sq ft sewer at
4 m 10 24
M Brown, East Dubuque add, n
1-2, lot 119, 2.560 sq ft sewer at
4'm 10 24
C Vogenthaler. East Dubuque add,
s 1-2, lot 119, 2,560 sq ft sewer at
4 m 10 24
P Hansen. East Dubuque add, lot
120, 5,120 so ft sewer at 4 m 20 48
John Pickley, East Dubuque add,
lot 121, 5,120 sq ft sewer at 4 m 20 48
P Hansen. East Dubuque add, n
1-2, lot 122, 2.560 sq ft sewer at
4 m 10 24
Jos Kessler. East Dubuque add, s
1-2, lot 122, 2.560 sq ft sewer at . .
4m 1024.
Jos Kessler. East Dubuque add, s
1-2, lot 123, 2,560 sq ft sewer at
4 m 10 24
Justus Bechtel Est. East Dubuque
'add, s 1-2, lot 123. 2.560 sq ft sew-
er
ew- 10 24
erat4m
Justus Bechtel Est. East Dubuque
add, n 1-2, lot 124. 2,560 sq ft sew-
erat4m 1024
Nic Brandt. East Dubuque add,
s 31.2, lot 125. 3.120 sq ft sewer
at 4m
P Hansen. East Dubuque add, s
1-2, lot 124, 2.560 sq ft sewer at
4m
P Hansen. East Dubuque add, n
20 d. lot 125. 2,000 sq ft sewer at
4m
Nic Kauffman. East Dubuque add
n 12.10, lot 126. 1,280 sq ft sewer
at 4 m ..... .... .....
City of Dubuque. East Dubuque
add. s 38.2. lot 126. 3.820 sq ft
sewer at 4 m ..
H N Naglemaker. East Dub. add,
lot 127, 5,120 sq ft sewer at 4 m
H Naglemaker, East Dubuque add
lot 128, 5,120 sq ft sewer at 4 m
J Garard. East Dubuque add, n
1-2, lot 129. 2,560 sq ft sewer at
4m
J Poshter, East Dubuque add, s
1-2, lot 129. 2.560 sq ft sewer at
4 m
Emeran Schmid. East Dubuque
add, n 1-2. lot 130, 2,560 sq ft
sewer at 4 m .... .. ..
B Gantert Est. East Dubuque add,
a 1-2, lot 130. 2.560 sq ft sewer
.at4m
John Hartman. East D buque
20 48
12 48
10 24
8 00
5 12
15 28
20 48
20 48
10 24
10 24
10 24
10 24
add, lot 131. 5,120 sq ft sewer at
4 m
Stephen Steible. East Dubuque
add, Int 1325,120 sq ft sewer at
4 m
Mrs J Eberhardt. East Dubuque
add, s 1-2. lot 133. 2,560 sq ft
sewer at 4 m 10 24
Ludwig W Litman. East Dubuque
add, n 1-2, lot 133. 2.560 sq ft sew
erat4m 1024
Frank Peterka. East Dubuque add
s 1-2, lot 134. 2.560 sq ft sewer
at 4m
B Schulte. East Dubuque add, n
1-2, lot 134, 2.560 sq ft sewer at
4m 1024
Frank Beller. East Dubuque add,
lot 135, 5,120 sq ft sewer at 4 m.. 20 48
Alois Frick. East Dubuque add,
lot 136, 5,120 sq ft sewer at 4 m.. 20 48
Nic Kauffman. East Dubuque add
lot 137, 5,120 sq ft sewer at 4 m.. 20 48
Peter Welter. East Dubuque add,
s 1-2, lot 138. 2.560 sq ft sewer at
4 m 10 24
Geo F Billarch. East Dubuque
add, n 1-2. lot 138. 2.560 sq ft
sewer at 4 m 10 24
Mich Eitel. East Dubuque add,
s 1-2, lot 139, 2,560 sq ft sewer
at 4 m 10 24
Theresa Eitel. East Dubuque add,
n 1-2, lot 139, 2.560 sq ft sewer at
4 m 10 24
J B Joseph. East Dubuque add,
lot 140, 5,120 sq ft sewer at 4 m20 48
Wm H.elem. East Dubuque add, lot
141, 5,120 sq ft sewer at 4 •m 20 4S
J F Ackerman. East Dubuque add,
s 31.2, lot 142. 3.120 sq ft sewer at
4m 1248
Fred Michel. East Dubuque add,
n 20, lot 142, 2.000 sq ft sewer at
4 m 8 00
Mich Klein. East Dubuque add, s
2-3, lot 143. 3.410 sq ft sewer at
4 m 13 64
Fred Pegel, East Dubuque add,
n 1-3, lot 143, 1.710 sq ft sewer at 6 84
4m
Fred Pegel, East Dubuque add, s
1-3, lot 144, 1.710 sq ft sewer at 6 84
4m
Samuel Heinkel. East Dubuque
add, n 2-3, lot 144. 3,410 sq ft sew-
er
ew- 13 64
erat4m
Hannah Lonergan. East Dubuque
add, lot 145, 5,120 sq ft sewer at 20 48
4m
Mary Driscoll. East Dubuque add,
lot 146, 5,120 sq ft sewer at 4 m20 48
Mrs M Everett. sub s 1-2 147, East
Dubuque add. lot 1, 1,870 sq ft 7 48
sewer at 4 m
John F Farley. sub s 1-2, 147, East
Dubuque add. lot 2. 690 sq ft 2 76
sewer at 4 m
John F Farley. East Dubuque add,
n 1-2, lot 147. 2.560 sq ft sewer
at 4m
Albert Gasser. East Dubuque add,
s 1-2, lot 148, 2,560 sq ft sewer 10 24
at4m...
Honora Martin. East Dubuque add
n 1-2, lot 148, 2,560 sq ft sewer at
4 m'
Bridget McNamara. East Dubu-
que add, lot 149, 5.120 sq ft sewer
at 4m
Geo Salot. East Dubuque add, lot
150, 5,120 sq ft sewer at 4 m 20 48
Jas O'Halleran, East Dubuque add,
20 48
20 48
10 24
10 24
10 24
20 48
10 Regular Session, January (3, 1896.
lot 151, 5,120 sq ft sewer at 4 m20 48
Mich Flynn, East Dubuque add,
lot 152, 5,120 sq ft sewer at 4 m20 98
Mich Fylnn, East Dubuque add,
lot 153, 5,120 sq ft sewer at 4 m20 48
B W Jones. East Dubuque add,
lot 164, 5,120 sq ft sewer at 9 m 20 48
J A Essman, East Dubuque add,
s 1-2. lot 155, 2.560 sq ft sewer at
4m 1029
John Flynn. East Dubuque add,
n 1-2, lot 155. 2,560 sq ft sewer at
4m 10 24
Peter Schetgen, East Dubuque add,
s 22d, lot 156, 2,200 sq ft sewer at
4m 880
John Everet, East Dubuque add,
n 29.2 d, for 156. 2.920 sq ft sew-
erat4m 1168
Jac Spoo, East Dubuque add, s 1-2,
lot 157, 2,560 so ft sewer at 4 m 10 24
:Vic Derneden, East Dubuque add,
n 1-2, lot 157, 2,560 sq ft sewer at
4m 1024
Eliza Sill. East Dubuque add, s
1-2, lot 158, 2.560 sq ft sewer at
4 m 10 24
Chas Randall. East Dubuque add,
n 1-2, lot 158. 2.560 sq ft sewer at
4 m 10 24
Killian May, East Dubuque, add,
lot 159, 5,120 sq ft sewer at 9
20 48
Steuck & O'Farrell. East Dubu-
pue add. lot 161. 5.120 sq ft sewer
at4m 2048
Steuck & O'Farrell. East Dubu-
que add, lot 160. 5,120 sq ft sewer
at4m 2048
P H Summerfleld. East Dubuque
add, s 1-2. lot 162. 2.560 sq ft sew-
erat4m 1029
Wm Snyder, East Dubuque add, n
1-2, lot 162. 2,560 sq ft sewer at
4 m 10
Christian Kleih, East Dubuque
add, lot 163. 5.120 sq ft sewer at
4 m 20
Pat Walsh Est. East Dubuque
add, lot 164, 5,120 sq ft sewer at
4m 20 48
Pat Walsh Est. East Dubuque
add, lat 165, 5.120 sq ft sewer at
4m 2048
T+'ldel Duenser, East Dubuque add,
lot 166, 6,120 sq ft sewer at 4 ln20 48
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alda. Bauer, Bonson, Crawford,
Cullen, Kaufmann, Ryder, Shea, Schulte
and Vogler.
Ald. Kaufmann offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for
an 8 inch pipe sanitary sewer in Grove
Terrace south from West llth street
to Wilbur Lane. by D. W. Line-
han, contractor. 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 oppo-
site each lot or parcel of real estate, as
follows:
Special assessment submitted Decem-
ber 2nd. 1895.
H F C Schneider. Ellen Corkey's
sub, lot 1, 12,500.sq ft sewer at
4m $ 50 00
H F Reynolds, Ellen Corkey's sub,
lot 2, 5,000 ea ft sewer at 4 m 20 00
H F Reynolds, Ellen Corkey's sub,
n 1-2, lot 3, 2.500 sq it sewer at
4 m 10 00
W S Knott. Ellen Corker's sub, s
1-2, lot 3 2,500 sq ft sewer at 4 m, 10 00
W S Knott. Ellen Corkey's sub,
lot 4, 5,000 sq ft sewer at 4 m , , , , 20 00
Wm F Woodrich. Ellen Corkey's
sub, lot 5. 9,600 so ft sewer at
4m 1840
C N Baird, Ellen Corkey's sub, lot
6, 4,500 sq ft sewer at 4. m 18 00
C A Wilber. Ellen Corkey's sub,
lot 7, 2.380 sa ft sewer at 4 fn9 52
Fred Weigel. sub of 687. city, lot
4, 18,000 so ft sewer at 4 m 72 00
F A Rumpf, sub of 687, city, lot 5,
20,000 sq ft sewer at 4 m 80 00
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Bauer. Monson, Cullen,
Kaufmann, Ryder. Shea, Schulte and
Vogler.
Nayes—Aid. Crawford.
The special assessment for the im-
provement of Fifth avenue was referr-
ed to the street committee.
Ald. Ryder moved that the police .mat-
ron be paid at the rate of 850 per month.
Carried.
Ald. Ryder moved that the city engi-
neer 'be instructed to examine and re-
port whether the special assessment of
Mary Wilde for the improvement of
Grandview avenue at its intersection
with South Dodge street is correct and
just. Carried.
Ald. Shea moved to ad.iourn. Carried.
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Attest:
/1/ a
Recorder'.
log
Approved 1896.
NOTICE OF SALE.
I will sell at Public Auction to the
best bidder for cash, on Wednesday, the
22nd day of January, 1806, at 2 o'clook
P. m. at the public pound of the city
of Dubuque, on Elm street, between
14th and 15th streets, the following im-
pounded •animals, to -wit:
One bay mare, 14 hands high, weight
1100 ponds, age 12 years.
One dark Sorrell mare, 16 hands high,
weight 1400 pounds, 13 years old, white
stripe on forehead, left hind foot white
between fetlock and hoof.
One bay mare 12 hands high, weight
between 900 and 1000 'minds, aged 10
years. ED. MORGAN,
1-16-6t. City Marshal.
Special Sermon, Jan furry 7, 1896. 11
CITY COUNCIL,
Special Session. January 7th, 1896.
(Oficial.)
Council met at 2:55 gyp. m.
Mayor Olinger in the chair.
:Present—Aids. Bauer. Ronson, Craw-
ford, Kaufmann, Ryder, Shea and Vog-
ler.
The mayor stated that the object of
the meeting was to take action in fix -
Ink fire limits for 1896. and such other
btUMiness as the council may deem proper
Ald. Ryder offered the following reso-
lution, which was adopted:
Resolved. That the fire limits for 1896
shall extend 1500 feet from any fire plug
or hydrant and the city engineer is di-
rected to furnish the city assessor with
a map showing said fire limits.
Ald. Shea offered the following:
,Whereas. We have learned by report
and through the newspapers of the city
that on yesterday while charging the
grand jury. in the district court of this
county Judge Husted took ocasion to at-
tack the mayor and aldermen in their
management of city affairs, and attempt
ed. to smirch the character of these of- '
ricers because of what was done in pay-
ing the salaries of the mayor and alder-
men: and.
'Whereas, The present time is a criti-
cal period in our municipal affairs in
this that we have negotiations pending
with a view to refund a large portion of
the city indebtedness at the rate of 4 per
cent. interest per annum which if suc-
cessful will result in a great saving to
the taxpayers in the reduction from 6
to 7 per cent.. they rates the indebtedness
we are now 'seeking to refund bears;
and.
'Whereas. Such an intemperate, un-
warranted and wholly groundless attack
as that made yesterday by Judge Hust-
ed in his charge to the grand jury on
the management of city affairs will have
a tendency to 'make investors appre-
hensive of our securities and impede and
prevent the carrying out of the refund-
ing scheme now in such n favorable con-
dition: and.
Whereas. The charges made against
this council should be fully and prompt-
ly investigated. that the city council is
not only willing but anxious that such
an investigation should be fairly, fully
and intelligently made. conscious as we
are that such an inquiry will brand
Judge Husted as a defamer of the mayor
and council and demonstrate that in
making such an unjust and unwarrant-
ed attack on them he was actuated 'by
a feeling of personal spite and not for
any genuine desire for the public good,
therefore be it
Resolved. That the people of the city
be and hereby are called upon to at
once make provision for a thorough in-
veatigation of this matter, as well as
•any other matter they may deem fit to
look into. so that it may be made to ap-
pear whether this attack made by Judge
Husted has any support in fact.
Resolved further. That the city of-
ficers be directed one and all to affor
every facility for the making of su
an examination.
Resolved further. Judge Husted to t
contrary notwithstanding, that there is
no Paw or ordinance and there never has
been any law or ordinance In force in
this city which makes the mayor and al-
dermen criminally liable for voting to
themselves the salaries in question, or
for accepting the salaries so voted.
Resolved further, Judge Husted to the
contrary' notwithstanding. that when it
is well known and consldered that•Mayor
Olinger has necessarily devoted his
whole time to the .business of the city,
which is increasing In volume every
year, that a salary of $1,500 a year is
not too much to pay him for such ser-
vices. nor is it too inch to pay him an
additional 8500 for his Services on the
board of health. and on these facts we
appeal to . the good sense and fair judg-
ment of the people of the city to say
whether in the aggregate 12,000 is too
much money to pay the mayor of the
city for all his services for an entire
year.
Resolved further. Judge Husted to the
contrary notwithstanding, that ;600 a
year. the amountpaid to .each alderman
for his services. is not too much, espec-
ially when it is considered that, unlike
• other cities where there are police
boards, boards of public works, water
commissioners. park commissioners and
other bodies among which is distribut-
ed a part of the city work, there are no
such bodies in Dubuque causing the city
expense. but all the work is done by the
council. and we respectfully appeal to
the people of this city who are perma-
nent -residents here. who have lived with
many years. who have grown up
the city, who have helped to develop it.
who pay taxes and who have in mind its
future welfare. whether under the cir-
cumstances the sum of 8500 a year is too
much to pay each alderman for the ser-
vices he renders the city.
Resolved further. That while Judge
Husted has nothing to lose by such an
attack as .that made by him on the city's
credit it is important to the permanent
residents and tax rs of the city that
this matter should notTgo unheeded, but
that it should be promptly investigated;
and in this connection we desire the full-
est investigation of our management of
the city's affairs. and we are confident
that such an investigation will not in the
least particular the management of reflect t r good faith ofthis
council, but on other
will provethe hand
beyondquestiona comiplete
vindication of the mayor and council
from ful attack cke nntadeuuponrand
them byJuite-
dge
Husted and bring to the attention of
the citizens of Dubuque the intense blas
aneddtorm keethe charHust-
ed referred to,
which at this time are calculated to do
the city irreparable injury.
Lost by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Bauer. Shea and Vogler.
Noes—Alds. Bonsor. Crawford, Kauf-
mann and Ryder.
Ald. Shea moved to adiourn.
arried.
....... . . . . .5-kY-X ecortL4
,1896
may, Mayor.
e: :
Appro
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IlBt f W.r#'rant8.
CITY WAKRANT .
CITY RECORDER'S OFFICE,
Dubuque, Ia., Dec 1, 1895.
To the Honorable Mayor and Members
of the City Council:
The followii,g is a complete list of
warrants issued by me for the month
of November, 1895.
Nov. 1, 1895.
Name. Purpose. Amt.
C Luchterhand, macadam $ 24 15
P Gill, ,macadam 13 30
P Olinger. salary 125 00
H B Gniffke,•salary 208 30
T J Cooney, salary 116 70
M M McCarten, salary 116 70
J F Stemm salary 125 00
Jas E Knight, salary 150 00
Edward Morgan, salary 100 00
Joe Reinfried, salary 100 00
John Carter, salary 91 65
John O'Connell, salary 83 35
W H Knowlton, salary 200 00
Jas Boyce, salary 100 00
E S Hyde, salary 100 00
H Giab, salary 50 00
Geo Osborne, salary 75 00
Chas Hillery, salary 50 00
J P Trani, salary 50 00
A Henge, salary 46 50
T Jess, salary 20 00
Dr. Wieland, salary 50 00
M Eitel, fireman 60 00
J Essman, fireman 75 00
A Duccin:i, fireman 50 00
Jno Flynn, fireman 60 00
J Waltz, fireman 60 00
C Specht, fireman 50 00
J Schudi, fireman 50 00
E Keas, fireman 50 00
Jas Dailey, fireman 60 00
Job Barnes, fireman 75 00
A McDonald, fireman. , 60 00
J Murphy, fireman 60 00
W Ducy+, fireman 60 00
J Schonberger, fireman 50 00
T Ryder, fireman 50 00
M Fahey, fireman • 50 00
D Ahearn, fireman 60 00
T Walker, fireman 60 00
W Hippman, fireman 60 00
F GanieIhl, fireman 50 00
Geo. Gerke, fireman 46 70
W Williams, fireman 50 00
Geo Helmrich, fireman 50 00
F J •Essman, fireman 60 00
T Flynn, fireman 60 00
Jas Rooney, fireman 50 00
F Kenneally, fireman 50 00
C Kanna1t, fireman 60 00
Jas Allen, fireman 60 00
R Weston, fireman 50 00
Wm. McBride, fireman 50 00
H Ternes, fireman' 3 30
J J Murphy, policeman 75 00
John Raeele, policeman 75 00
Frank Carney, policeman 61 65
Bart Coin, policeman 60 00
J Loetscher, policeman 50 00
P McNerney, policeman 50 00
Tom Rellly, policeman 50 00
J Fitzpatrick, policeman 50 00
D Norton, policeman 50 00
Jas Allen, policeman 50 00
John Rueter, policeman 50 00
James Flynn, policeman 50 00
Ed Moore, policeman, 51 65
M Kilty, policeman 50 00
P Sutton, policeman 50 00
M Graw, policeman 53 30
P Sullivan, policeman 50 00
P Powers, policeman, 50 00
F Rhomberg, policeman 46 05
Jas Rooney, policeman 50 00
I Manhnff• policeman 50 0(1
\V O'Brien. policeman 50 00
J O'Halleran, policeman 36 30
Jas Lonergan, policeman 50 00
50 00
John Hilson, policeman
John Murphy, policeman 50 00
50 00
John Noel, policeman
Wm Hennessy. policeman 51 65
Jas Carter, policeman 50 00
P Scharf, policeman 51 65
P McCollins, policeman 50 00
J Secrets, policeman 51 65
P Hanlon, policeman 50 00
D Lavery, policeman 51 60
Wm Frith, policeman 50 00
Wm Howard, policeman 60 00
Matt Oleson, policeman 18 00
John Pullens, ,pound master 50 00
Tom Aheran, laborer 13 85
A Aderson, laborer 15 20
C Burchard. laborer .. 9 45
Chas Buse, laborer 10 80
J Brocktobrock. laborer 7 10
M Bechers, laborer 6 45
P Becher, laborer 14 85
John Boetke, laborer 5 40
P Burke. laborer 15 20
R Burns, laborer• 16 90
John Burnes, laborer 6 75
J Burke, laborer 4 05
J's Butler, laborer 23 25
Wm Bennett, laborer 39 75
J Buschman, laborer 39 75
J Beekman, laborer 6 10
Wm Brown, laborer 2 40
John Corbett, laborer 23 30
M Crahin, laborer 16 20
Wm. Crumpwell 8 80
J. Corcoran 23 95
M. Coyle 14 85
Jas. Cahill.. ... ... ... 7 45
M. Clarke 14 20
L. Calhill 12 85
M. Carmody.... ...... .... 18 25
D. Crotty ..... ... ... ... 6 75
Jas. Connolly , .. 2 70
Wm. Carter ..... ... ... ... ...... 81 00
Jerry Cahill 6 75
M. Diferding..... ... ... ... 7 47
P Dempsey, labors r 6 75
Jas Doyle, laborer 31 50
P Dafourvtain, laborer 14 20
J Dougherty, laborer 9 45
Ed Daily, laborer 39 75
P Doyle, laborer 36 75
J Everett, laborer 9 45
John Driscoll, laborer 81 00
John Egan, laborer 15 55
John Fix, laborer 10 80
M Fetschler, laborer 10 80
F Faber, laborer 33 75
C Fischer, laborer 4 75
D Fox, laborer
M Fagan, laborer
L Fritz, laborer
J Geissler. laborer
J Grab, laborer
P Ginter, laborer
H GoUle, laborer
Joe Gullet, laborer
C Grunzlg, laborer
P Gill, laborer
Jas Gellaspi, laborer
P Gregory, laborer
H Hencklin, laborer
H Haas, laborer
Jas Harker, laborer
F Herzog, laborer
L;.Nt of ll"oProofs.
13
Aug Hofferman, laborer
Jos Hafey, laborer
Jas Hird, laborer
M Houpes, laborer
Dan Harmon, laborer
Jas Hooton, laborer
C Heck, laborer
John Hayes, laborer
M Hardie, laborer
A Jaeger, laborer
Wm Juergens, laborer
P Jacobi, laborer
Aug Jess, laborer
A Johnson, laborer
J Kinsella, laborer
J Kraus, laborer
C Kampman, taborer
M Klein, laborer
P Kearney, laborer
T Kelley, laborer
M Kirk, laborer
P Kinney, laborer
A C Knapp, laborer
E S King, laborer
J Kelly, laborer
P Kien, laborer
M Lilac, laborer
H Luck, laborer
19 60
15 55
980
14 85
17 55
F Lassance, laborer
M Does, laborer
J Lavin, laborer
H Limbeck, Iaborer
P Murphy, laborer
C Madden, laborer
T Meggigson, laborer
J Moroney, taborer
L Mefurise, laborer
R Miller, laborer
7 45
7 45
11 50
6 75
40 50
14 20
70
7 45
4 05 P Quinn, Sr., laborer
20 95 J Quail, laborer
C Mackelberg, laborer
P Moran, laborer
M Ma.hony, laborer
Jae Me11oy, laborer
E Meeker, laborer
T Murrey, laborer
P Mohan, laborer
J Meuser, laborer
J Mullen, laborer
P McMullen, laborer
P McNulty, laborer
9 45
24 00
M McNamara, laborer 18 90
M Nuten, laborer 4 05
P O'Brien, Sr., laborer 19 60
John O'Dea, laborer 15 75
Jas Phelan, laborer 4 05
J Pfeiffer, laborer 15 55
J Peryon, laborer 15 55
Jas Powers, laborer 1690
P Powers, laborer 16 90
Wm Quinlan, laborer 10 80
9 45
6 10
3645
27 00
4 05
8 10
16 20
J Ryan, laborer 7.10
Ch. Reilly, laborer 23 65
A R Stevenson, laborer 75 00
J Schroeder, laborer 19 60
J Steffes, laborer 28 05
M Speciht, laborer 14 85
P Schlitz, laborer 16 90
L Steir, laborer 6 75
Joe Schmidt, laborer 6 75
Geo Sutter, laborer 6 75
P Stoffer, laborer 1155
M Shay, laborer 11, 55
Wm Spensley, laborer 24 40
J Seik, laborer 25 00
J B Stevens, laborer 20 25
J Sullivan, laborer 14 20
N Sweeny, laborer 16 20
W H Stevenson, laborer 1 35
Wm Terry, laborer 39 75
Wm Thompson, laborer 21 95
F Theiring, Laborer 15 20
Jos Tally, laborer 1420
Con Walsh, laborer 2 40
Pete Werton, laborer 2 40
R Wittkamp, laborer 43 50
W Warring, laborer 40 50
J Wolf, laborer 6 75
P Weist, laborer 29 95
J Whelan, laborer 5 40
H Weiderbeck, laborer 12 50
J Welsh, laborer 14 85
M White, laborer 2 70
W Zahchine, laborer 710
Geo Zaun'hoff, laborer 16 50
C 0 Baker, team 4 75
J Beekiman, team 19 60
T Byron, team 4 50
F Burns, team 10 80
R Bennett, team 37 80
T Crohin, team 31 70
J Corcoran, team 1 35
B Cain, team 35 10
Wm Crunion, team 12 15
J Decker, team 13 50
T Elliot, team 32 40
N Frith, team 28 35
14 85
12 15
10 80
35 80
4 05
P Kennealley, team 5 40
R J Love, team 54 90
C Lembke, team 24 30
P Lenehan, team 36 45
T Mulqueeny, laborer
13 McCormack, laborer
M McCone, laborer
M McCarten, laborer
L McEvoy, laborer
J McGee, laborer
A McGuan, laborer
J H McDonald, laborer
T McDonald, laborer
Jas McCormack. laborer
J McNulty, laborer
6 75 M Reisek, laborer
4 Y5 John Raetz, laborer
F Reiger, laborer
J Raesnor, laborer
T Reilly, laborer
19 60
24 40
11 50
14 20
11 50
4 05
21 75
29 25
4 75
21 95
16 20
10 50
13 50
50 00
7 15
7 45
1 70
6 75
10 80
10 SO
36 45
12 85
13 50
16 90
3 00
6 10
4 75
5 40
36 45
15 55
7 50
50 00
13 50
8 50
6 75
7 10
4 05
4 75
16 91)
18 90
19 60
36 45
10 80
9 45
12 85
7 50
24 30
7 45
25 50
19 50
16 20
6 75
11 50
7 45
7 80
20 95
15 55
E Gantenbein, team
T Heins, team
P Jordon, team
H King, team
Mrs Kelly, team
14
,t 1! ,7/''it ;IIs.
F Mathis, team 15 50
Mrs Maloy, team 27 00
J Murray, team 3 40
R Mathis, team 4 05
J J Moore, team 21 60
J McCollins, team 35 75
Jeff McGraw, team ,29 00
Wm McGraw, team 17 55
J McCracken, team 26 30
John McGraw, team 21 60
S . Norton, team 16 20
J Parker, team 36 45
Mrs Quileven, team 44 55
Geo Renolds, team 33 75
H Schmidt, team 3105
D Sutherland, team 31 70
J Sullivan, team 1 35
J Savage, team 31 70
E Sweley, team 35 10
M Tice, team 13 50
Cath Tobin, team 14 85
Geo Wetter, team 32 40
Wm Kaep, clerk 26 50
John Hillery, team 47 50
S Rouseh, laborer 47 25
C Hillery, laborer 47 25
F Schilling, laborer 38 50
J .Rooney, laborer 6 75
J McCollins, laborer 3 40
R J Love, laborer 50
Chas Burchard, assistant park
custodian 26 00
G Parr, sawing wood 1 50
B Hayes, cleaning around hall21 75
A Jaeger. cleaning around hall 34 42
A Johnson, sawing wood 2 25
C H Whitwell, vet services 33 00
J Hoffmann, asst janitor 1 35
Mrs Koenig, asst janitor 20 00
R McGivern, sanitary patrolman 50 00
J Geiger, repairs city hall 6 25
Maggie Murry, typewriting 9 75
F Keatchle, carpenter work 151 85
Chas Atkinson, painting and pa-
pering 40 00
J Drehouse, use of block and
tackle 2 50
C Lohman, macadam 8 00
Wm Geisehker, rodman 55 00
John Farley, rodman 40 00
Jas Morgan, brick inspector 19 30
John Bradley, brick inspector29 00
J Hoffman, brick inspector 20 55
Dan Sheean, brick inspector 37 50
J Malone, macadam 10 63
M Lavan, sewer 104 44
Peter Stohl, laborer 4 05
bi Dumphy, laborer 10 15
P W Crawford, salary as alder-
man .. 500 00
J W Halpin, salary alderman ... 500 00
A A Cullen, salary alderman .... 500 00
Phil Ryder, salary alderman .... 500 00
T J Shea, salary alderman 500 00
A Vogler, salary alderman 500 00
J Schulte, salary alderman 500 00
W W Bonson, salary alderman500 00
Joe Kaufmann, salary alderman, 500 00
F Burch, clerk hire 50 00
Collins & Wilkinson, horse shoe-
ing 500
Standard Lumber Co., lumber ... 11 10
Key City Gas Co, coke .. 47 25
Bart E Linehan, rope 92
Ellwanger Bros, rep of harness4 10
Peter Hoffman, axle grease
Jas. Kelly & Son, stationery
Union Printing Co., stationery
Dubuque Telegraph, stationery
Pape & Jacquenot, plumbing
Brown & Brown, hay
Chas Oswald, repairs and setting
up stove
.To Trudell, rep of patrol wagon
Lear & Pflffner, horse shoeing,
Collings & Wilkinson, horse shoo-
ing
Phil Pier, wood and . ice
M Brown & Son, 1baY
F J Hilkins & Co, blankets
Phil Pier. coal •
Dubuque Telegraph, advertising
M Czizek, papering
E E Frith, hauling garbage
Police Telephone & Signal Co,
electrical supplies
Eichhorn & Bechtel, supplles for
hall
Collings & Wilkinson, horse shoe-
ing
Dubuque Water Co, water
Dubuque Water Co, water
Dubuque Water Co, water
Dubuque Water Co. water
Lagen & Sloan, horse shoeing...
Carr, Ryder & Engler Co., lum-
ber
Morrison & Bros, grate bars.....
Dubuque Wooden Ware Co.. lum-
ber
Standard Lumber Co., shavings.
Pape & Jacquinot. plumbing ....
Vogenthaler & Ragatz, repairs on
engine 1 44
Martin & Strelau, coal 157 95
13 E Linehan, wire rope 35 75
Headford Bros & Hltchens Co,
gra tes
Harger. & Blish, stationery
Ham & Carver, stationery
J T Kearns, recording deeds
Hardie & Seharle, stationery ....
Vogenthaler & Ragatz, casting..
A Wunderlich, horse shoeing....
Barnard, Walker & Clewell, sta-
tionery
G N Raymond, baskets
Joe Trudell, rep on engine
Duggan & Kane, matches, etc
Baumgartner & Kleih, hardware
Svendson & Ott, lumber
Fraatz & Clark, drugs
Reinfried & Jaeger, hardware
P Klauer, stoves
G F Kleih, rope, etc
Ellwanger Bros, rep on
Phil Pier, coke
Jas Kelly & Son, stationery
Evans, Howard & Co., sewer pipe
Vogenthaler & Ragatz, rep on en-
gines 6
Key City Gas Co., coke .. 6
Dubuque Water Co., water 40
Byron Donahue, storm water sew-
er 500
Byron Donahue, storm water sew-
er 239 59
Byron Donahue, storm water sew-
er 31 10
35
11 00
4 75
51400
4 35
3 00
30.00
5 50
10 50
2 00
21:00
3 00
19 Si)
60 45
15& 60
10 50
240 30
3 00
4 20
13 00
500 00
500 00
227 85
86 30
12 04)
30
2 20
51 30
1 20
30 11
42 70
37 90
90
2 00
22 25
2 75
7 00
5 50
125
28 25
6 90
8 64
62 72
10 65
5 70
101 63
1 95
harness. 8 80
515
650
77 98
54
12
00
no
I,;.s•t 01- 11-11 IVO / dm.
1.,
Byron Donahue, laying sidewalk72 45
J 'P Schroeder, cement 11 00
N %Schilling, repairing sidewalk32 00
J Williams, stones 10 30
E J •Evans, constructing sidewalk 23 15
N'H SchUling, storm sewer 90 05
Byron Donahue, storm sewer34 60
John McCoy, laying sidewalk11 00
Dubuque Construction Co., con-
structing sewer 500 00
Dubuque Construction Co., con-
structing sewer 230 00
Ryan Bros., imp. Alpine street500 00
Ryan Bros., imp. Alpine street500 00
Ryan Bros., imp. Alpine street.. 155 00
Willmer Cook, imp Alley 117 00
G W Farley, imp Rebecca st300 00
Dubuque Construction Co., con -
43 20
structing sewer
Dubuque Construction ,Co., con-
structing sewer
Dubuque Construction Co., imp
Clay street
Dubuque Construction Co., imp
17th street
Dubuque Construction Co., imp
17th street
Dubuque Construction Co., imp
15th street 61 47
Dubuque Construction Co., imp
21 96
41 67
82 68
15 91
182 00
60 00
21 28
393 80
500 00
127 00
lth street
Fri] Doerr, improving alley
Phil Doerr, improving alley
Phil Doerr, improving alley
Phil Doerr, improving alley
Phil Doerr, improving alley
Ryan Bros, improving Audubon
avenue 500 00
Ryan Bros, improving Audubon 2
avenue 56 00
Peter Horsch, improving 5th ave 201 90
Peter Horsch, imp 5th ave 160 60
Peter Horsch, Imp 5th ave 41 91
D W Linehan, constructing sew -
26 85
er
D W Linehan, constructing sew -
126 15
er
D W Linehan, improving Fengler
avenue 500 00
D W Linehan, Improving Fengler
avenue 500 00
D W Linehan, improving Fengler
avenue 413 00
Steuck & O'Farrell, improving W 500 00
Eagle Point avenue
Steuck & O'Farrell, improving W 500 00
Eagle Point avenue
Steuck & O'Farrell, improving W 500 00
Eagle Point avenue
Steuck & O'Farrell, improving W 500 00
Eagle Point avenue
Steuck & O'Farrell, improving W 500 00
Eagle Point avenue
Steuck & O'Farrell, improving W 500 00
Eagle Point avenue
Steuck & O'Farrell, improving W 500 00
Eagle Point avenue
Steuck & O'Farrell, improving 120 00
W EaglePoint avenue
Steuck & O'Farrell, improving 500 00
Locust street
Steuck & O'Farrell, improving 500 00
Locust street
Steuck & O'Farrell, improving
Locust street
Steuck & O'Farrell, improving
Garfield avenue
Steuck & O'Farrell, improving
Garfield avenue
Steuck & O'Farrell, improving
Garfield avenue
Dubuque Construction Co., imp
16th street 61 64
Peter Horsch, imp 5th street 500 00
Peter Horsch, imp 5th street 440 00
J Pickley, imp Schiller avenue180 00
Jno Tibey, imp Rush street 500 00
Jno Tibey, imp Rush street 347 00
Altman & Taylor, imp Grandview
avenue 500 00
Altman & Taylor, imp Grandview
avenue 500 00
Altman & Taylor, imp Grandview
avenue .... 500 00
Altman & Taylor, imp Grandview
avenue 500 00
Altman & Taylor, imp Grandview
avenue 290 00
J. P. Traut, board of prisoners20 40
German Cath P Co., advertising50 00
National Democrat, advertising. 50 00
75 00
317 00
4 50
9 06
49 06
Telegraph, advertising
Herald, advertising 67 50
Globe, advertising 67 50
Times, advertising 2915
0 E Guernsey, repairing horse
roller 80 40
Jos Hug, daimages to property100 00
Central Union Telephone Co., tel-
ephone rent 46 50
Star Electric Co., arc lights 500 00
Star Electric Co., arc lights 500 00
Star Electric Co., arc lights 500 00
Star Electric Co., arc lights126 40
Key City Gas Co., gas - 75 90
H B Gniffke, money advanced288 77
H B Gniffke, money advanced .. 314 96
H B Gniffke, money advanced... 455 00
H B Gniffke, money advanced ... 266 60
H B Gniffke, money advanced ... 446 00
Mrs. Ellen Rowen, loan 500 0000 00
Mrs. Ellen Rowen, loan
John Terry, loan . 500 00
John Terry, loan 600 00
M Mahoney & Son, macadam.... 67 60
John Woodrick, macadam 12 23
M Lavin, sewer S Locust street17 90
I hereby certify that the foregoing
is a correct list of warrants Issued by
me during the month of December,
1895. T. J. COONEY,
City Recorder.
NOTICE.
The undersigned is now ready to re-
18the reHENRYular city
B. GNIFFKE year
1895.
12-10-1m. City Treasurer.
Dubuque, Ia., Jan. 1st, 1896.
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
cil:
Gentlemen:—The following is a com-
plete list of all warrants issued by me
during the rn nth of De ::nib:;: 1595.
Name. Purpose. EA 't.
Peter Olinger, salary 208 000
H B Gniffke, salary
11;
jixt of TT arv' rrtt. .
r J Cooney, • F.lary 11t 15
M M McCarten. salary 110 65
J F Sternal, salary 125 00
Jai 'E Knight. salary 150 0)
Edw Morgan, salary 100 00
Joe Reintried, salary 100 00
John Carter, salary 91 60
John O'Connell. cammitte clerk 83 30
Fred Burch, salary as assistant
committee clerk 50 00
W H Knowlton. salary as city en -
neer 200 00
Jas Boyce, salary as assistant en-
gineer d.. .... 100 00
E S Hyde, salary as assistant en- 100 00
en-
gineer
Geo Osborn, salary as electrician75 00
Chas Hillery, salary as sewer in-
spector
J P Traut, salary as market mas-
ter 50 00
H Henge, salary as park custodian 45 00.
Dr Wieland, salary as health phy-
sician 50 00
Y Jess, sa'a:.y a. wharf mas:•..r10 00
M Eitel. fireman 60 00
J Essman, fireman 75 00
A Duccini, fireman 50 00
J A Flynn. fireman 60 00
J Wlitse, fireman 60 00
C Specht. fireman 50 00
J Tschwdi. fireman 50 00
Etlw Keas. fieramn 50 00
Jas Daley, fireman 60 00
Job Barnes. fireman 75 00
A McDonald, fireman 60 00
Jerry Murphy. fireman ...... 60 00
W Ducey. fireman 60 00
J Schonberger. fireman ...... 50 00
Tom Ryder. fireman ........ 50 00
M Fahey, fireman 50 00
D Ahearn. fireman 60 00
T Walker. fireman 60 00
W Hippman. fireman 60 00
F Ganahl. fireman 50 00
G Girke, fireman 50 00
Geo Helmrich. fireman 50 00
W Williams. fireman 50 00
F Essman. fireman 60 00
T Flynn, fireman 60 00
Jas Rooney, fireman 50 00
F Kenneallyq, fireman 50 00
C Kannolt. fireman 60 00
Jas Allen. fireman 60 00
Wm McBride. fireman 50 00
Robt Welty. fireman 50 00
J J Murphy, policeman 75 00
John Raeele, police 75 00
F Carney, police 60 00
B Cain, police .. 51 65
J Loetscher. police .... ............ 50 00
P McNerney, police ...... ... .... 50 00
Tom Reilly, police 50 00
J Fitzpatrick, police 50 00
Dan Norton, police 50 00
Jas Allen, police 50 00
Jno Reuter, police 50 00
J Flynn, police .... 50 00
Edlw Moore, police 50 00
M Kilty, police 50 00
P Sutton, pollee .. 50 00
M Craugh, police .... ..... ... 35 65
P Sullinvan. police 60 00
PPowers, police 50 00
F Rhomlberg, pollee 50 00
J Rooney, police 60 00
I Manhoft, pollee 50 00
Wm O'Brien, pollee 60 00
James O'HallOran. pollee 18 15
James Lonergan, police 60 00
J Hiison, police 50 00
J Murphy, police 50 00
John Noel, police 50 00
Wm Hennessy, police 50 00
Jas Carter, police
Peter Scharf. police
P McCollins, police
Jos Secrest. police ........
P Hanlon, police
D Lavery, police
Wm Frith, police
Wm Howard, police
John Driscoll, police
John Fanning, police
John Pullens. pound master
A Alderson. laborer
T Ahearn. laborer
J Brachtobroch, laborer
P Becker. laborer
Chas Buchard. laborer
J Bottoms. laborer
Chas Buse. lal“"•er ......
John Byrne. laborer
Chas Beyer. laborer
R Burns. laborer
P Burke. labore
Jas Butler. labore
Jas Bennett. labor on bridge
T Buschman. labor bridge
H Beckett. laborer
M Crahin. laborer
W Crumpwell. laborer
Jno Corbett. laborer
M Carmody. laborer
Wm Carter. laborer
D Crotty, laborer
M Clark. laborer ....... ....
John Cooney. laborer
Jas Connolly. laborer
J Corcoran. laborer
D Corcoran. laborer
L Cahill. laborer
M Coyle. laborer
J Coyne. laborer
Jerry Cahill. laborer
John Callaghan. laborer
James Cahill. laborer
M Diferding. laborer
J Dittman. laborer ..... ....
J Driscoll. laborenr
Jas Doyle. labore
P Dafontin. laborer
M Dutnphy, laborer
Ed Daly. laborer
P Doyle, laborer
John Degman. laborer
J Dougherty. laborer
Jahn Evert. laborer
John Eagan, labore
L Fritz. labore
John Fix. laborer
F Faber. laborer
P Fitzgeald. laborer
M Fagan, ,abor. r
50 00
51 65
51 65
61 65
61 65
60 00
50 00
60 00
1 65
165
50 00
12 60
6 10
13 20
2 05
15 20
10 15
15 20
6 75
15 00
6 75
540
4 60
21 40
18 40
13 20
3 75
11 50
18 60
11 85
32 25
4 75
7 45
2 05
6 75
6 75
13 20
675
6 75
4 05
8 10
70
6 10
4 0:.
12 1;.
32 25
21 00
5 40
5 40
17 60
18 40
7 90
1 70
8 10
14 20
10 50
12 85
10 50
110 15
10 15
Dan Fox. laborer 13 85
M Fetskchle, laborer 6 10
Wm Flanagan, laborer 1 05
J Grab. laborer 12 50
B Glass. laborer 2 40
J Giessler. laborer 7 10
P Ginter. laborer 6 75
Jos Ginter. laborer 12 15
P Grew. laborer ........ .... 9 15
Jas Gillaspie, laborer 6 75
Geo Henoklln. laborer ...... 12 60
H Haas. laborer 12 50
M Hardie. laborer 17 60
Jas Harker. laborer 12 60
D Harman. laborer 16 55
F Herzog. laborer 6 10
A Hoffman. laborer 6 10
John Hafey. laborer 6 75
James Hird. laborer 13 90
M Houpes, laborer 6 10
Wm Juergens, laborer 22 30
A Jaeger. laborer S le.
P Jacobi. laborer 8 45
Aug Joos. laborer 6 75
J 8t of 17 .
17.
A Johnson. laborer
Jacob Krans. laborer
Peter Kien. laborer
C Kampman. laborer
M Klein, laborer
F Kreeger, laborer
E S King. laborer
M Kirk, laborer
J Kelly. laborer
Chas Krans. laborer
A C Knapp, laborer
P Kinney, laborer
John Kinsella. laborer ......
T Kelly. laborer . • .... ...... ...
M Lilack. laborer
F Lassance. laborer
C Lieheimer. laborer
John Lavin. laborer
M Loes. laborer
D Miner. laborer
T Meggihon, laborer ........ ... .
J Moroney, laborer
T Mullqueeney. kubcrer
C Mackelberg. laborer
T Murrey. laborer
M Mahony. laborer
Jac Messer. laborer
P Mohan. laborer
J Mullen. laborer
E Meeker. laborer
P Murrey. laborer
P Moran. laborer
P Murphy, laborer .........
B McCormack. laborer
M McNamara. laborer
J H McDonald. laborer
M McCone. Taborer
M McCarten. laborer
P McMullen. laborer
Jas McCormack. laborer .
P McNulty. laborer
A McGuan. laborer
B McCaffrey. laborer
J McGee. laborer
L MoEvoy. laborer
T McDonald. laborer
M Nuten. laborer
John O'Dea, laborer
F Oswald. laborer
P O'Farrell. laborer
P O'Brien. Sr. laborer
J Pfeiffer. laborer
J Perron. laborer
D Powers. laborer
Jas Powers. laborer
Jas Purcell. laborer
Jas Phelan. laborer
Wlm Quinlan. laborer
Morns Quinlan. laborer
F Rieger, laborer
J Raetz. laborer
J Roesner. laborer
F Rehder. laborer .... ........
Chas Reilly. laborer
Jno Ryder. laborer
T Reilly. laborer
M Reisck. laborer
P Sehlltz. laborer
Jas Schreier. laborer
Wm Schwasgler. laborer
P Stofter. laborer
John Steffes. laborer
M Specht. laborer
J Schroeder. laborer
Jos Schmidt. laborer
Geo Sutter. laborer
Nic Sweeney. laborer
M Shollard. laborer
Wm Spensley. laborer
M Shay. laborer
J Sullivan. laborer
J B Stevens. laborer
A R Stevenson. laborer
8 80 J Leik. laborer
14 83
12 55
10 50
4 05
12 to
5 40
3 00
11 85
2
11 05 85
24 30
50 00
6 10
12 50
11 50
6 75
8 80
20 20 T CraInn. team
8 10 B Cain. team
S 10 P Clancy, team
7 45 Wm Casey, team
21 30
6 10
4 05
7 45
8 45
9 45 J Garragan. team
4 50 I P Jardin. team
20 25 J J-whtun. team
7 H King, team
10
6 10 P Kenneally, team
1501 00 ms R J Love. tea
11 90 P Linehan. team
15 9015 John Long. team
12 W Le+icht. team
3 76
16 90
12 85
18 40
15 90
11 50
7 45
6 10
3 40
6 10
9 75
11 15
1 35
6 75
8 80
4 75
6 75
6 75
6 75
18 40
13 50
1 35 A Turner. team
It 85 Cath Tobin. team ......••
20 25 I Jessie Vann. team
8 10
1 35 Gen Wetter. team
13 20 J Williams, team
3 05 1 W \Vltthrow. team
3 75 John Hillery, laborer
Steve Rousch. laborer
16 10 Chas F Hillery. laborer
16 10 F Schilling, laborer
4 05
4 05 J McCollins, laborer
Robt Love. laborer 6 00
14 20 M Lavin, laborer 38 00
1 80 J P Traut, board of prisoners .•
111 50 Wm Kaen, clerk in recorder's of -
50 00
11 70
6 10 fireGotf. Gmehle, assistant assessor.. • 100 00
6 10 Jos Geiger, repairing around city 18 45
10 80 hall ........ ...... . .. . . ...
13 10 A Jaeger. labor around city hall.. 44 76
10 A Johnsen, sawing wood 3 00
8 10 J P Traut, meat tag hooks ... • ,
5 75 B Hayes, cleaning around city 21 75
6 10 hall ........ ...... .....•
75 00 Robt McGivern. sanitary patrol -
Wm Thompson, laborer
Wm Terry. laborer
Jas Talty, laborer
1' Weist. laborer
John Wolf. laborer
J Welsh. laborer
P Wertin, laborer
26 00
4 06
22 10
4 40
9 15
14 25
12 50
40 00
40 00
37 50
37 50
1 35
13 60
4 05
31 05
27 00
2 70
25 00
12 15
14 85
4 05
14 85
16 20
28 35
8 10
13 59
31 75
27 70
9 45
10 15
18 90
22 30
28 35
2 70
2 70
2 70
6 13 50
12 15
24 30
A Mink. team 9 45
J McCracken. team 14 85
Wm McGrath. team 12 15
Wm McGrath. team 12 16
J atcCollins. team 24 30
Jeff McGrath. team 7 45
Edw Norton, team 19 60
S Norton. team ........ ... :0 40
P 0 Meara. team 6 75
John Parker .team 22 95
Mrs Quinlivam. team 23 65
F Ryan. team 8 10
Geo Reynolds, team 20 95
H Schmidt. team 18 90
D Sutherland. team 4 05
F Siege, team 20 95
13 50
18 25
5 40
21 60
13 50
16 90
2 05
20 95
35 00
40 25
35 00
39 36
3 40
50
Con Welsh. laborer
Wm Warring, laborer
11 Wittkamp, laborer
H Weidenbeck. laborer
\' Bachina. l:bu«r
Geo Zumhoff. laborer . • . „...
I Beekman. team
T Byron. team
R Bennett. team
Frank Brown. team
J Duggan .team
T I711iott, team
N Frith. team
P C Foley. team
J Geary, team
F Mathis. team
R Mathis. team
Mrs Melloy, team
J G Moore. team
Edw Seeley. team
N H Schilling, team
18
Litt nt li VtrpiillX.
Iran 50 00
Joe •Relntried. expenses to Atlan-
ta. Ga
c1so;W Schrup. 3 session. laws .... 1 50
Maggie Murray, typewriting .... 50
Dr F W Wieland. supplies for 10 77
health office
FnKeachie. storm sash and fitt-
ing same
W• Ge'isheker. rodman 55 00
John Farley. rodman 40 00
John Hoffman. assistant janitor35 00
Edw Blake. constructing sewer500 00
Edw Blake. constructing sewer222 00
Mrs Koenig. janitor 20 00
Joe Sauerwein. laborer 9 00
Fred Renus. linger ...... .... .
9 Go
P Dempsey, laborer.. ........ 2 70
Jas Graham. laborer 14 85
Collings & Wilkinson. horse shoe
ing 3 00
M J G La Niece. oil ... 30
C W Purcell. oil 2 20
G F Kleih. hardware .. 30
Collings & Wilkinson. horse shoe
ing 700
Jacob Trani. rubber boots 4 50
,1cElrath Teaming Co, team on
. Labor Day 2 00
John Butt, repairing tools 4 16
Lear & Pfiffner. horse shoeing 8 00
J P Schroeder. cement 17 70
P H Halpin. bran. etc 6 60
P Hansen. matches. candles etc2 55
Evens & Fuchs. wood 15 00
J Sherman. table for health officer 75
Hussman & Lies. fuse 35
Smedley Mfg Co, repairs on steam
roller 90
O E Guernsey, repairs on steam
roller 52
John Harneyrepairing tools .... 4 50
O E Guernsey, repairs on steam
rotler .. . 19 45
T W Reute. blue storedings 39 20
Key City Gas Co. coal and coke17 30
Dubuque Wooden Ware Co, pine
wood 3 00
Dubuque Water Co. 8 hydrants in
C, M & St P yards . 200 00
John Gurst. baskets 3 00
A Wunderlich. horse shoeing 14 75
Knapp Stout & Co. lumber 116 71
Peter Hansen. corn and oats 4 20
McCarten Bros. matches. soap etc 13 00
E E Frith, hauling garbage 204 70
Dubuque Telegraph, blank sta-
tionery . 17 00
Dubuque Water Co. 318 hydrants
for November 500 00
Dubuque Water Co. 318 hydrants
for November 500 00
Dubuque Water Co. 318 hydrants
for November 325 00
John Butt, repairs on engines 3 90
Hiarger & Blish. stationery 54 45
Haan & Carver. blank stationery30 00
Jones & Christman. soap etc 1 25
Brown & Sons. hay 2 50
Key City Gas Co. hauling coke
for steam roller 4 50
G F Kleih. hardware ' 2 85
J Sherman.'•matresses for cala-
boose ... 900
Lear & Pfiffner. horse shoeing ... 8 00
Collings & Wilkinson. horse shoe
ing 1 50.
A Vogel. fiynets and whip 6 13
P Mauer. stove and pipe for mar
ket master 33 55
John Ernsdorf, lumber ... 1 20
Jerry Murphy, snaps for patrol
house 4 00
Headfori•Bros & Hitchins• storm
water grates 52 05
Baumgartner & Kleih. hardware1 65
Excelsior Brass Works. repairs on
engine 37 62
Reinfried & Jaeger. lawn rake etc
for park 1 65
FSehloz, repairs on tools ..... 19 40
John Tibey, improving Rush
street 160 53
John Tibey, improving Rush
street 207 17
John Tibey, grading Rush street400 00
John Tibey, storm sewer in 17th
street 24 00
Dubuque Construction Co, im-
proving 17th street. 232 77
Dubuque Construction Co, im-
proving Clay street 2 40
Dubuque ConstrUction Co, im-
proving Clay street 57 62
Dubuque Construction Co. sewer
in alley 500 00
Dubuque Construction Co. sewer
in allev 500 00
Dulbuque Construction Co. sewer
in alley 83 50
Phil Doerr, improving alley 33 84
Phil oDerr, improving alley 16 92
Phil Doerr, Improving alley 15 22
Phil Doerr, improving alley 109 57
Phil Doerr, improving alley 54 78
Phil Doerr, improving alley 15 24
Phil Doerr, grading Leibnitz
street 207 60
John Pickley, improving Schiller
avenue 107 39
John Pickley, improving Schiller
avenue 109 48
John Pickley. improving Schiller
avenue i ... 72 00
D W Linehan. grading Fengler
avenue 108 00
D W Linehan. improving Fengler
avenue . 300 00
D W Linehan, improving Fengler
avenue 150 37
D W Linehan, improving Fengler
avenue 17 67
D W Linehan, grading Middle ave-
nue ... 54 00
D W Linehan. improving Middle
avenue 132 60
D W Linehan, improving Middle
avenue ................ 90 80
D W Linehan, improving Middle
avenue 8 66
Steuck & O'Farrell. improving
West Eagl. i i..rtt avenue 500 00
Steuok & O'Farrell. improving
West Eagle Point avenue 246 23
Steuck & O'Farrell. improving
West Eagle Point avenue 366 57
Steuck & O'Farrell. grading West
Eagle Point avenue 500 00
Steuck & O'Farrell. grading West
Eagle Point avenue 500 00
Steuck & O'Farrell, grading West
Eagle Point avenue 170 00
Steuok & O'Farrell. improving
Locust street .. 500 00
Steuok & O'Farrell. improving
Locust street 78 94
Steuck & O'Farrell. improving
Locust street 500 00
Steuok & O'Farrell. improving
Locust street 114 59
Geo W Farley, grading Rebecca
street 85 00
Thos Hassett. improving South
Bluff street 378 00
Thos Hassett, grading South
street
•. 75 00
List of Walv Uft
W Cook, Improving alley
W Cook, improving alley
W Cook, improving
Altman & Taylor. Improving ave
nue
Altman & Taylor. improving
Grandview avenue
Altman & Taylor. improving
Grandview avenue .... .. 500 00
Altman & Taylor. improving
Grandview avenue 339 17
Wm Dodson. stone crossing on
171th _street 59 50
W C Oastler, road scraper . 349 37
N H Schilling, manholes in storm
sewer .. . 1;,0 i.0
P Horch, grading 5th avenue , 250 00
P Horch, improving 5th avenue .. 500 00
P Horch, improving 5th avenue .. 405 00
Ryan Bros, improving Alpine
street 208 07
Ryan Bros. improving Alpine 224
street
22
Ryan Bros. grading Alpine street. 500 00
Ryan Bros. grading Alpine street. 85 00
The Herald. advertising for Octo-
ber 67 50
Wm Rieman. personal damages 30 00
Martin & Strelau. wood for city
hall 15 00
Martin & Strelau. coke for steam 6 21
roller
B Lagen. team and carriage La-
bor Day
Trexler Bros. team and carriage 4
and saddle horse
00
Key City Gas Co. coke for steam 62 88
roller 80 10
Key City Gas Co. gas
Star Electric Co. 301 arc lights for 500 00
November
Star Electric Co. 301 arc lights for 500 00
November
Star Electric Co. 301 arc lights for 500 00
November
Star Electric Co. 301 arc lights for 125 40
November
Globe Light & Heat Co. 102 lamps
September and October 340 00
H B Gniffke, refunding permits,
$106.00; postal cards. 25c; stamps
$12.00: refunding special bond 122 92
tax, $5.67
H B Gniffke, interest paid, $303; re
funding' butchers license, $10.44... 313 44
H B Gniffke. damages to property 40 00
Mrs. Thomas Carey. money loaned 300 00
the city
Dennis Mahoney. money loaned
the city
Dennis Mahoney. money loaned
the city
Dennis Mahoney. money loaned
the city
Dennis Mahoney, money loaned
the city .............. ....
Regina Friedrich. money loaned
the city
Regina Friedrich. money loaned
the city
Regina Friedrich. money loaned
the city
Regina Friedrich. money loaned
the city
Second National Bank. money
loaned the city
Second National Bank. money
loaned the city
Second National Bank. money
loaned the city
Second National Bank. money
75 42
37 70
21 59
500 00
238 61
loaned the city 500 00
Second National Bank. money
loaned the city
Second National Bank. money
loaned the city 500 00
Second National Bank. money
loaned the city 500 00
Second National Bank. money
loaned the city 500 00
Second National Bank. money
loaned the city .......... ........ 500 00
Second National Bank. money
loaned the city 500 00
Second National Bank. money
loaned the city 500 00
Second National Bank. money 500 00
loaned the city
Second National Bank. money
loaned the city 500 00
Second National Bank. money 500 00
loaned the city
Second National Bank. money 500
loaned the city 00
Second National Bank. money 500 00
loaned the city
Second National Bank. money 500 00
loaned the city
Second National Bank. money 500
loaned the city
00
Second National Bank. money 500 00
loaned the city
Cath Ward, money loaned the city 300 00
Second National Bank. money 500.00
loaned the city
Second National Bank. money 300 00
loaned the city
I hereby certify that the foregoing is
a correct list of all warrants issued by
me during the month of December, 1895.
Attest: T. J. COONEY,
City Recorder.
600 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
250 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
loaned the city
Second National Bank. money
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Office of the City Engineer,
Dubuque, Iowa.
To the owner or owners of the several
lots and parcels of ground abutting 5th
avenue from Rhomberg avenue to end
of improvement. HIgh Bluff street,
'from Schiller avenue to Middle avenue,
Schiller avenue from Lincoln avenue to
High Bluff street. S. Bluff street from
anyD3
p persons 0
et south and to
erson ore
or company hay
ing any interest In said real estate:
You are hereby notified that there is
on file in the office of the city recorder
of Dubuque a plat of said above named
streets and alleys in said city, showing
the several lots or parcels of ground,
abutting on said streets and alleys, sub-
ject to special assessment for paving,
guttering and macadamizing
the not said
streets and alleys,
as
far as practicable of the owners of said
abutting real estate and the amountas-
sessed against each lot. or parcel
ground. and for the inspection of any
person. firm or company interested in
nd that
umanner Infix m ora company having
suchobjection
person,
tbjo betiassessed hase sshown by special tax aid plat,
er his or
their objection in writing may file with the city catdor before
next of ing of the city et
which ewill emeet theil of
city on
Ja
the 6th day of W. H. I=NOWLTON,
City Engineer.
12-20-10t.
20 (Yie ial Notice
NOTICE.
Public notice is hereby given that at
the session of the city conucil of the city
of Dubuque. held on December 2nd, 1896,
the following special assessments were
levied on the read estate hereinafter des-
cribed, and that in case of failure to pay
the one seventh part • within the time
Prescribed by the ordinance governing
same. all will become delinquent and sub
ject to collection
ess and sale.
HENAYtrGNIFFKE,
City Treasurer.
For improving Grand View avenue
from Southern avenue to eastern termi-
nus:
H L Vaughan. mineral lot 20, lot ;46 39
5
Jas O'Connor. Summer Hill add, 30
lot 8 96
W P Carter. Summer Hill add, 30
lot 7 96
Mike Duggan, Summer Hill add, 9
lot 6 8 13
Catherine Carter. Summer Hill 97 23
add. lot 5
Bart Cain. Summer Hill add, lot 90 40
4
Wm Hintrager. Summer Hill add194 37
lot 14
Wm Hintrager, Summer Hill add,
lot 15 206 51
Wm Hintrager, Summer Hill add,
lot 16 207 54
John Hickey. Summer Hill add,
lot 17 320 11
John Hickey. Summer Hill add, lot 336 87
18
T Dillon. Linheim's add. lot 2 .... 283 07
P S Webster. Linheim's add, lot 3. 301 95
Al. Herron. Linheim's add. lot 6.. 219 36
Henry Cannon. sub mineral lot 18, 544 93
lot 2
Ellen Quinlvan, sub mineral lot
18. lot 1 898 91
Ellen Quinlvan. Linheim's add,
lot 12 163 68
John Burke. Linheim's add, lot 11157 65
John Burke. Linhelm's add, lot 10 161 00
Jahn Burke. Linheim's add, lot .9151 64
Wm Hintrager, Summer Hill add, 94 91
lot 13
J H Shields. Summer Hill add, lot 99 63
12
Martin Galoin. Summer Hill add, 97 15
lot 11
John Carter. Summer Hill add, lot 3
10 97 6
John Crunion. Summer Hill add, 103 14
lot9 ,,.
John Barrett. sub mineral lot 24,
Kavanaugh & Barry's sub, lot 103 68
5and 6
John Barrett. sulb mineral lot 24
Kavanaugh & Barry's sub, lot
4 103 88
E J Delahanty. sub mineral lot 24
Kavanaugh & Barry's sub lot 3 101 71
E J Delahany. sub mineral lot 24,
Kavanaugh & Barry's sub, lot 2. 103 98
Rosa Hines Est. sub mineral lot 24,
Kavanaugh & Barry's sub, lot 1. 101 59
John Barry. sub mineral lot 24,
Kavanaugh & Barry's sub, lot 8. 413 64
Dillon, mineral lot No. 12, lot 4.. 785 84
Thos Kavanaugh Est, sub min lot
24, Kavanaugh & Barry's sub,
lot 7 513 70
Thos Kavanaugh Est. sub min lot
24, Kavanaugh & Barry's sub,
lot 9a 86 17
Maurice O'Regan. sub min lot 21,
lot 3
W J Brown. sub min lot 21, and
1-2, lot 4
John Deery. sub min lot 21, and
1-2. lot 4
Ross McMahon. sub min lot 21,
lot 5
120 91
175 12
175 12
614 77
For the improvement of Locust and
West Locust streets from Tenth to 17th
streets:
Geo. Willging, city. lot 155 $ 81 16
A Tredway, city, and 1-2, lot 63741 32
Grace A Provost, city, and 1-2, lot
637 41 32
S Hosford. city, lot 656 255 42
Grace A Provost. city. and 1-2, lot
657 69 83
Sarah M Provost. city, and 1-2, lot
657 69 83
Grace A Provost. city. and 1-2 s 1
ft. lot 658 1 35
Sarah M Provost. city, and 1-2 s 1
ft. lot 658 1 35
John Lagen, city. s m 33 ft, lot
658 89 64
Nellie G Provost. city, n 17 2-10 ft,
lot 658 46 71
Nellie G Provost. city. s 16.5 e 1-2
lot 659 44 61
N and H Hill, city. s 21.5 ft n 35.2
e 1-2. lot 659 58 05
S G Wells and M Wells Est, city,
n 13.2 e 1-2. lot 659.. 35 74
S G Wells and R M Wells Est, city,
s8ftel2.lot 660 2167
First Presbyterian church, city,
n 43 ft. lot 660 .. 229 70
First Congregational church, city,
w 84 ft. lot 156 247 66
First Congregational church, city,
w 84 ft. lot 157 139 68
Wm B Allison, city. s 1-2, lot 158. 69 39
Frank H Amsden.-city. n 1-2, lot
158 69 39
Miss M De Lorimier. city, s 16 ft,
lot 159 43 26
Emma Clark, city, n 22.2 ft, lot 159 59 93
H B Glover, city, n 13 ft. lot 15935 21
H B Glover. city, lot 160251 20
F D Stout, city. s 78 ft, lot 661 299 36
H L Stout, city. n 57.8 ft, lot 661140 76
James Beach, city. n 120.4, lot 661401 54
Congrogational church. city, s 1-5
s 2-5. lot 478 168 20
E A Engler. city, s m 1-5, s 2-5,
lot 478 64 86
S Hosford, city, m 1-5. s 2-5, lot 478, 54 86
Wm B Allison, city. n m 1-5, s 2-5,
lot 478 54 86
Wm B Allison, city, n 1-5, s 2-5,
lot 478 54 86
Wm B Allison, city, s 26.2 ft, m
1-5.lpt 478 69 72
A Tredway, city, n 25 ft, m 1-5,
lot 478 66 54
A Tredway, city, n m 1-5, lot 478135 63
F Weigle, city, n 1-5. lot 478 248 98
J P Scott, city, s 51 ft, lot 477a 247 63
Geo M Staples Est, city, s 1-2 n 64
ft, lot 477 a 84 58
Geo M Staples Est, city, n 32 ft,
lot 477a . 84 58
Wm L Bradley. city, s 66 ft, lot
477 173 59
Mrs. Geo D Wood. city, s 20 ft n
75 ft. lot 477 52 56
E C Clark, city, n 20 ft n 75 ft, lot
477 52 56
J H Shields, city, n 35 ft, lot 477204 56
D 5 Wilson, city, lot 662a 416 80
E W Mitchell. city. s 1-2 s 51 ft,
lot 662 67 19
O./fie/at .Notiees.
Mary Westphal. city, n 1-2 s 51 ft, 67 19
Lot 662
Thos Hardie, city. n m 38 ft, lot 99 39
662
Second Presbyterian Church, city, 248 41
n 62 ft. lot 662
0 E Guernsey. city, s 62.2 ft e 111 274 77
ft. lot 663
Al Matthews, city. n 40 ft e 111 ft, 104 08
lo: 663
Catherine C Ryan. city, m 1-5, lot 133 49
663
Catherine C Ryan. city. s 40 ft n m
1-5. lot 663 106 42
Anna B Ryan, city, n 10.4 ft, n m 25 83
1.-5. lot 663
Anna B Ryan. city. n 1-5, lot 663246 41
E M Woodworth. city. s 1-5, lot
246 21
476
Mary E Lull. city, s m 1-5, lot 476. 133 47
Ryder Bros, city. s 1-2 m 1-5, lot 66 61
476
Chas E Wales. city, n 1-2 m 1-5,
lot 476 66 61
D N Cooley Est. n 2-6. lot 476379 62
A M Hodgdon, city. s 2-5, lot 664380 08
A H Wellington, city. m 40 ft, lot 95 61
664
Mrs. N C Ryder, city, n 113 ft, 406 73
lot C64
W H Peabody, city. s 2-5. lot 475379 24
John Flanagan, city. m 1-5, lot 475 133 24
Amelia M Hodgdon, city, s 1-5, n 66 61
m 1-5. lot 475
C Whitaker Est. city, n 1-2 n m 66 61
1-5. lot 475
B B Richards, city. n 1-5, lot 475246 40
Dubuque High School, city, s 2-5, 350 56
lot 474
J Marsch. city. s 1-2 s 41.2 ft, m 53
1-5. lot 474
Eliza P Hatch. city, n 1-2 s 41.2 ft 53
m 1-5. lot 474
A J Parker. city. n 10 ft m 1-5,
lot 474 26
A J Parker, city, s 33.2 ft n m 1-5, 86
lot 474
Mrs A H Peaslee. city, n 18 ft n m 46
1-5. lot 474
Mrs A H Peaslee. city. s 1-2 n 1-5, 66
lot 474 ..... ..
Annie A Sears. city. n 1-2 n 1-5, 179
lot 474
W S Molo, city, s 1-5. lot 473 149
W S Molo, city. lot 1 and 1-2 sub 35
of lot 671
C J Lesure, city. lot 1 and 1-2 sub 35
of lot 671
C J Leanne, city, lot 2 of lot 671 1676
of lot 671
7
C J Leeure, city. lot 3 of lot 671168
Mary Westphal, lot 4 of lot 671 168
W W Carr, lot 5 of lot 671 349
Mrs J Cooney. Cooley's sub, let 85
7
Geo M Staples Est, Cooley's sub, 8
lot 8
C Bayless, sub 9 Cooley's sub, lot 12
3 ..
C Bayless, sub 10 and 11 Cooley's 13
sub. lot
First Presbyterian church, sub 10 5
and 11 Cooley's sub. lot 2
First Presbyterian church. sub 10 3
and 11 Cooley's sub, lot 3
Ella E Addensell. sub 10 and 11 6
Cooley's sub. lot 4
J G Peterson. sub 10 and 11 Cool-
ey's sub. lot 5
J G Peterson. Coolev's sub, lot 1212
J G Peterson, Cooley's sub, lot 1312
3 G Peterson. Cooley's sub, lot 1412
J 0 Peterson. Cooley's sub, lot 1520
City of Dubuque. Grant Park 124
21
D C Cram, sub 672a. city, lot 1133 86
Winnie Hamel. sub 2 of 670, city,
lot 1 134 16
For improving Alpine street from
West Third street to Dodge street:
Sarah E Dean. Reeder Lang -
worthy's add. lot 5 $ 91 62
Samuel Smith. Reeder Lang -
worthy's add. lot 11 55 25
Samuel Smith, Reeder Lang -
worthy's add. lot 10 79 60
Julia Rhomberg, Guernsey and
Langworthy's add. lot 8 68 73
Julia Rhorberg, Guernsey and
Langworthy's add. lot 7 44 20
F W Langworthy. Guernsey and
Langworthy's add. lot 6 44 20
S A Storey, Guernsey and Lang -
worthy's add. lot 5 44 20
James Howie. Guernsey and Lang
worthy's add. lot 4 44 20
James Howie. Guernsey and Lang
worthy's add. lot 3 44 20
T F Kennedy, Guernsey and Lang
worthy's add. dot 2 44 20
F W Harris, Guernsey and Lang -
worthy's add, lot 1 67 92
Mary Bunting, Julia Langworthy's
add. lot 49 68 97
S M Langworthy. Julia Lang -
worthy's add. lot 50 42 60
Julia Langworthy, Julia Lang -
worthy's add. lot 51 42 50
Forest Langworthy, Julia Lang-
wrthy's add. lot 52 42 60
o
J 5 Stephens, Julia Lang -
worthy's add. lot 53
Forest Langworthy. Julia Lang -
worthy's add. lot 21 85 77
Mary Bunting, Julia Langworthy's 61 20
61 add. lot 20
S M Langworthy. Julia Lang -
61 worthy's add. lot 19 61 20
J. S Stephens. Julia Lang -
02 worthy's add. lot 18 61 20
Julia Langworthy, Julia Lang- 79 23
39 worthy's add. lot 17
Julia Langworthy, Julia Lang- 36
84 worthy's add. lot 1 236
Julia Langworthy, Julia Lang- 42 50
61 worthy's add. lot 2
Julia Langworthy. Julia Lang- 67 43
18 worthy's add. lot 3
70 Julia Langworthy. Julia Lang- 67 43
worthy's add. lot 4
55 Mary Bunting. Julia Lang- 42 60
worthy's add. lot 5
55 J S Stephens. Julia Lang- 42 50
32 worthy's add, lot 6
32 Julia Langworthy, Julia Lang- 42 60
10 worthy's add. lot 7
88 Forest Langworthy, Julia Lang- 71 19
85 worthy's add. lot 8
S M Langworthy. Lois add, lot 1 66 87
55 5 M Langworthy,' Lois add, lot 244 20
Fred C Nhare. Lois add. lot 3 44 14
5 55 Mathias Horey. Lois add, lot 444 20
James Howie. Lois add. lot 5 44 20
0 73 James Howie. Lois add. lot 6 44 20
John T McGauran. Lois add, lot 7. 44 20
6 92 S M Langworthy Est, Lois add, 71 30
lot 8
7 17 Frank Lanser. Reeder Lang- 79 83
worthy's add. lot 12
8 18 Mrs Mary Morgan. Reeder Lang- 65 96
worthy's add. lot 13
9 43 Mary H Nelson. Reeder Lang- 91 87
worthy's add. lot 4
3 07 For improving Rush street from Quince
8 69 to Villa' Streets.
194 Dennis Ryan. Union add. lot 56 1 Plamondon. Union add. 1 of 2, to $163 11
171 75
1 92 189
6 27 Wm Hlntrager, Union add, lot 190. 98 37
22
Oeai Vote's.
E Conlon, Union add. lot 191 56 80
E Conlon. Ifhton add. lot 192 57 77
E Coo Ion. Union add. lot 193 68 08
John Sbecht, Union add. lot 19458 80
John Specht. Union add, lot 195 67 13
A S and E Heacock. Union add, lot
196 57 73
T J Donahue. Union add. w 50 d
lot 197 47 33
S J Patch, Union add. e 10 d, lot
197 9 64
S .1 Path, Union add. lot 19856 80
S J Patch. Union add. lot 199 60 10
W J Woods. Union add. lot 200 59 68
W J Woods. Union add. lot 201 56 80
W J Woods. Union add. lot 202 56 80
W J Woods, Union add. lot 203 58 87
Mike Mahoney. Union add, lot 20458 27
Henry Stephenson. Union add, lot
201 57 30
Henry Stephenson. Union add, lot
206 56 94
L J Lobdell. Union add. lot 207 56 88
R Bonson Est. Union add, lot
lot 208 56 80
R Bonson Est. Union add, lot
lot 209 88 04
R Bonson Est. Union add, lot
210 93 72
R Bonson Est. Union add, lot
211 61 14
R Bonson Est. Union add, lot
212 . 48 70
F E Spielman. Union add, lot 185143 88
N Linden. Union add. lot 116 15 63
For the improvement of Seventeenth
street from Clay to West Locust streets:
D C Cram. sub 672a, city, lot 1$ 56 24
Annie E McGovern: sub 672a, city,
lot 2 105 89
Annie Backert. sub 672a. city, lot
4 202 70
Annie Backert, sub 673a. city, lot
2 98 14
A F Heel), sub 1 of 673a. city, lot
1 65 50
H 0 Rose. sub 1 of 673a. city, lot
2 58 95
H 0 Rose. sub 15 of Dorgan's sub,
lot 2 ..... 6 55
L King, sub 15 of Dorgan's suib,
lot 14 137 97
P W Crawford. sub 2 of 673, city,
lot 3 97 07
P W Crawford. sub 2 of 673, city,
lot 2 68 27
P W Crawford. sub 2 of 673, city,
lot 1 198 40
J F Stampfer. sub 1 of 674, city,
lot 1 250 21
James Cushing. sub 2 of 674, city,
. lot 1 107 13
▪ F B Daniels. sub 674. city, w 88 ft,
lot 3 ..
..... 183 04
A Treadway. sub 674, el ... e 40ft,
lot 3 83 20
German Presbyterian Theological
School of the North West, sub
674, city. lot 4 66 66
German Presbyterian Theological
school of the North West, sub
675, city. lot 7. 371 52
A Vogel, sub 675. city. lot 6. .. 164 80
Fred Kennicker, city. n 1-5, lot452 236 80
German Presbyterian Church,
city, n 340. -lot 458 329 39
German Presbyterian Church,
city, n 50 ft. e 1-2. lot 746 359 40
Geo. L. Torbert Est.. city, n 57
ft, w 1-2. lot 746 375 00
Joseph Herrtid, city. n 1-5, lot
472. 381 87
Jas McCann, city. n 2-5, lot 473234 04
L
Jas MOCann. aub 671, city, lot 6... • 65 47
Mary WestPhall. sub 671, city, lot
4 72 53
W W Carr. sub 671. city, lot 5322 97
For improving alley from Mers to
Ries streets between Windsor and Staf-
ford avenues:
John Bohn, sub 3 Geiger's sub, lot
5 18 33
John Bohn, sub 3. Geiger's sub, lot
4. 18 33
18 33
Earnest Vogenthaler, su,b 3, Gei-
ger's sub, lot 3
Mary Geiger, sub 3, Geiger's sub,
lot 2
Mary Geiger. sub 3 Geiger's sub,
lot
1
WMehl. sub 3 Geiger's sub,
lot 6
F W Karsch. sub 3 Geiger's sub,
lot 11
Raymond Fessler. sub 3 Geiger's
sub. lot 12
Raymond Fessler. sub 3 Geiger's
sub. lot 13
Christian Schmitz sub 2 Geiger's
sub, w 1-2, lot 1
Sevin Hug, sub 2 Geiger's sub,
e 1-2, lot 1
Christian Schmitz. sub 2 Geiger's
sub, lot 2
Frank Baumhover. sub 2 Geiger's
sub. w 1-2. lot 3
Chas Baumhover. sub 2 Geiger's
sub, e 1-2. lot 3
John BerrInger. sub 2. Geiger's
sub, w 1-2. lot 4 9 17
John Reuibing. sub 2 Geiger's
sulb( e 1-2. lot 4 ........ 9 17
Josephine Ris. sub 1 Geiger's
sub, lot 1 49 68
John Ruebing, sub 1 Geiger's sub,
Iot2 4 43
M R Stendeback. sub 1 Geiger's
sub, lot 3 14 7S
John Huber, sub 1 Geiger's sub,
w 1-2. lot 4 14 78
John Huber, sub 1 Geiger's sub,
w 1-2. lot 5
1569
For improving Schiller avenue from
Lincoln avenue to Peosta street:
August Bistram, McCraney's 2nd
add. lot 16
$135 12
Rosa Fengler, McCraney's 2nd
add. lot 15 131 54
Trangott Fengler, McCraney's 2nd
add, lot 6
133 32
Daniel Ruff, McCraney's 2nd add,
lot 5
139 84
C Fisher, McCraney's 2nd add,
lot 38
122 82
C Fisher, McCraney's 2nd add,
w 2-3. lot 45
H Hafner, Hooper's add, lot 226631.
136 32
Wm Bentin, Hooper's add, lot 21132 97
E H Shepley, Hooper's add, lot 8133 68
Robt Beckley, Hooper's add, lot 7137 59
T E Rhomberg, McCraney's 2nd
add, lot 39
add, lot 44 2na 122 27
C, M & St P. McCraney's
6
For improvinFr West Eagle Point a58ve7-
nue from Kane street west to City Lim-
its:
J H Jecklin L H Langworthy'a
add, lot 159
$213 25
F H Frank. L H Langworthy's
add, lot 161
156 08
J K Kaufmann, L H Langworthy'a
add, sub 164 and 166a. lot 1.... 53 62
J K Kaufmann, L H Lang -
worthy's add. sub 164 and 166a,
lot 2 41 04
14 66
12 83
40 33
16 64
13 93
12 93
18 3:
18 33
23 46
9 17
9 17
Official Yotce..
.;3
J .K Kaufmann. L H Lang -
worthy's add. sub 164 and 166a, 4
lot 3 1 04
J K Kaufmann. L H Lang -
worthy's add. sub 164 and 166a, 4
lot 4 1 04
Andres Mareske. L 11 Lang -
worthy's add. sub 164 and 166a, 4
lot b 1 04
Wm Pelsch. L H Langworthy's
add. sub 164 and 166a. lot 6 49 83
Chas Simon. L H Langworthy's 184 11
add. lot 166
John Kemps. L 11 Langworthy's 217 77
lot 167
John Kemps. L H Langworthy's 233 05
add. lot 169
Chas F Bernheiser. Burton's add, 65 03
lot 57 .
Chas F Bornheiser. Burton's add, 55 02
lot 56
John Splering, Burton's add, lot 52 40
55
John Spiering, Burton's add, lot 52 40
54
John Splering, Burton's add, lot
lot 53 52.40
John Splering, Burton's add, lot 6 87
lot 52
Nick Steiner Est. Burtn's add, 4180
sub 1 of 51. lot 1
Nick Steiner Est. Burton's add, 53 62
lot 50
Wm Hintrager, Burton's add, lot 79 43
49
John Jenne. Burton's add. lot 48 50 21
John Jenne. Burton's add. lot 47 54 00
John Jenne. Burton's add, lot 46'50 65
John Jenne. Burton's add, lot 45... 50 65
John Jenne. Burton's add. lot 4450 65
John Jenne. Burton's add, lot 44 50 65
John Jenne. Burton's add. lot 43 51 52
John Jenne. Burton's add, lot 4251 52
John Jenne. Burton's add, lot 41.. 53 65
Wm Hintrager, Burton's add, lot 63 65
40
John Jenne. Burton's add. lot 3945 69
David Lorenz. Burton's add, lot 38 64 13
Wm Manning. Burton's add, lot 56 76
37
Wm Manning, Burton's add, lot 76
lot 36 66
Clara C Miller. Burton's add, lot 35 56 76
Ignatz Seeger Est. Burton's add, 57 99
lot 34
Wm B Allison. Burton's add, lot 145 99
33
Wm B Allison. Mineral lot. lot 342 418 37
John Becker. mineral lot, both 566 48
sides. lot 337
J C Fitzpatrick. mineral lot, both
1332 46
sides. lot 210 .......... .
Peter Mihm. mineral lot, both 689 64
340. lot 1
Melchior Schlagel, L H Lang -
worthy's add. lot 154
Melchior Schlagel. L H Lang -
worthy's add lot 158a
Melchior Schlagel, L H Lang -
worthy's add. lot 158
Melchior Schlagel, L H Lang -
worthy's add. lot 160a
Melchior Schlagel, L . H Lang-
worthy's59 add. lot 160
Melchior Schlagel, L H Lang -
worthy's add, lot 160a .
Melchior Schlagel, L H Lang -
worthy's add. lot 163a 72 48
Melchior Schlagel, L H Lang -
worthy's add. lot 162 126 63
Melchior Schlagel. L H Lang -
worthy's add. lot 165
John Witt. 1 of sub of 168, lot 231 65
Julius Otto. 1 of sub of 168. lot 1 ..
Julius Otto. 1 of sub of 168. lot 2 ..
Esther Provenchor. 1 of sub of 168,
lot 3
Esther Provenchor. 1 of sub of 168,
lot. 4
Wm Hintrager, Burton's add, lot
1
199 12
31 12
45 16
45 93
45 93
50 65
Henry Hurne Est. Burton's add, lot
2
Wm Hintrager, Burton's add, lot
3
Wm Hintrager. Burton's add, lot
4
Wm Hintrager, Burton's add, lot
5
Wm Hintrager, Burton's add, lot
6
Casper Metz Est, Burton's add, lot
Casper Metz Est. Burton's add, lot
8
A Leik. Burton's add. lot 9
Chris Leik. Burton's add. lot 10
Chris Leik. Burton's add, lot 11
Chris Leik. Burton's add. lot 12
Wm Hintrager: Burton's add, lot
13 •
Wm Hintrager, Burton's add, lot
14
Glen Brown. Burton's add, lot 15
Glen Brown. Burton's add, lot 16
Dubuque Water Co. Burton's add,
lot 17 • •• 45 89
Dubuque Water CoBurton's add,
lot 18 55 60
M C Munsell. Burton's add. lot 1955 50
M C Munsell, Burton's add, lot 2055
M C Munsell. Burton's add, lot 2158 76
John F Hamman, Burton's add, lot
22 55 89
Dubuque Water Co. Burton's add,
lot 23 56 76
Oriental Powder Co. Burton's add,
lot 24 56 76
Wm Manning. Burton's add, lot 25 56 76
Wm Hintrager, Burton's add, lot
26 103 89
Felix Oswald. Burton's add, lot 32. 269 29
Felix Oswald. Burton's add, lot 31. 152 05
Felix Oswald. Burton's add, lot 30. 230 08
Bonson Bros. sub of lrnineral lot 379 20
340. lot 2
Bonson Est. sub of mineral lot 340. 6
lot 3 9 86
Wm Hintrager. sub of mineral lot
270, and 2-3. lot 2 171 46
Chas Klingenberg, sub of mineral
lot 270, and 1-3. lot 2 . 85 73
For Improving Fengler avenue from
Peosta street north to terminus:
J From:melt, Fengler's add, lot 12.3110 59
J Frommelt, Fengler's add, lot 39118 11
John Dietrich, Fengler's add, lot 126 89
9
Wm Lippstock, Fengler's add, lot 133 31
38
G Kuntz Est, Fengler's add, lot 8. 125 33
T Lippstock, Fengler's add, lot 31. 125 44
T H Varley, Fengler's add, lot 5... 126 41
P Beusch, Fengler's add, lot 30... 124 94
M Kurt, Fengler's add. lot 4 ...... 124 74
John Wendell, Fengler's add, lot 126 06
23
Max Kistler, Fengler's add, lot 1119 82
Frank Jaeger, Jaeger's sub, lot 1121 70
Frank Jaeger, Jaeger's sub, lot 13187 11
Frank Jaeger, Jaeger's sub, lot 12186 85
C, M & St P Ry Co, south part of
lot 13 and unnumbered lot in 16 35
Fengler's add
Improving alley from Schiller to Mid-
dle street between Rhomberg and Lin -
50 65
50 65
50 65
51 14
51 52
49 78
48 05
49 78
48 79
49 78
52 62
50 21
50 21
60 21
50 21
24
.ut re..1.
coin avenues.
August Bistrum, McCraney's 2nd
add. lot 16 $ 14 52
August Bistrum. McCraney's 2nd
' add. lot 17
Geo Deckert, McCraney's 2nd add,
lot 18
Frank Frommelt. McCraney's 2nd
add. lot 19 . 18 56
Albert Curtis. MoCraney's 2nd add
lot 20 18 55
Jacob Scheidecker. sub 9, 11 and 13
Wick's add. lot 2 18 55
Jacob Welty, sub 9, 11 and 13,
Wick's add. lot 1 18
M Muschitseh. Wick's add. lot 1618
M Muschitsch. Wick's add, lot 1518
Val W., McCraney's 2nd add, lot
11 18
Henry Wagner, McCraney's 2nd
add. lot 12 18
R Jones, McCraney's 2nd add,
lot 13 18
R Jones, McCranev's 2nd add,
lot 14 18 55
R Jones, McCraney's 2nd add,
n e 3 4-10. lot 15 1 26
Rosa Fengler, McCraney's 2nd add
s 32 ft. lot 15 ,.... ..... 13 20
For improving Middle avenue from
Emsley's alley to Garfield avenue:
Chas Nank. Wick's add. lot 2 .....8101 97
Andrew Vallister. Wick's add, lot
3 102 83
Jacob Kuntz. Wick's add. sub of 6,
8 and 7 ft of 10. lot 1 108 99
J A Wetty, Wick's add, sub of 5,
7 and n 7 of 9. lot 1 10961
J A Wetty, Wick's add. sub 9, 11
and 13, lot 1 99 88
John Niedermeyer. Wick's add, s
7.10, lot 16 14 72
John Niedermeyer, Wick's add, lot
12 48 75
John Niedermeyer. Wick's add, lot
14 ' 36 12
M Mischetisch. Wick's add, lot 16. 99 36
J Woodrich. Wick's add. lot 17 99 83
F Woodricij Est. Wick's add, lot
20 49 41
F Woodrich Est. Wick's add, lot
22 47 70
W Loeffler, Wick's add. lot 19 49 41
W Loeffler. Wick's add, lot 2147 99
Chas Hunze. Wick's add. lot 25 100 80
J M Boltz. Wick's add. lot 24 100 97
For improving alley from Men to
Pauline streets east of Stafford avenue:
MartinGalbriel. Stein's add, lot 1 8 12 22
A M J Hemaielder, Stein's add, lot
2 17 13
Fred Brantel, Stein's add, lot 3 17 13
Geo Gruber. Stein's add, lot 1 of
lot 4 17 30
Frank Stines, Stein's add. lot 5 62 20
For improving Garfield avenue from
Ann to Dock avenues:
Albert Leicht. McCraney's lst add.
lot 10 t 10 46
Albert Lelcht, McCraney's 1st add,
lot 11 . 23 60
.Albert Leicht, MeCraney's 1st add,
lot 12 28 47
18 65
18 55
55
55
55
55
55
55
NOTICE.
Public notice is hereby given that at
the session of the City Council of the
City of Dubuque, held on December 2,
1896, the following special assessments
were levied on the real estate herein af.
ter described, and that in case of failure
to pay within the time prescribed by the
ordinance governing same, all will be-
come delinquent and subject to collec-
tion by distress and sale,
HENRY B. GNIFFKE.
City Treasurer.
For lowering cement sidewalk on Main
street:
First Baptist Church. city, n 531-2
ft, lot 466 ...1 32 06
For laying plank sidewalk on Lincoln•
avenue:
Frank Angster. Dreibilbies' add,
s 30.4. lot 26 1 6 71
For laying sanitary sewer on South
Locust street:
James Reach Son. city. lot 580 .,.8 30 40
James Beach & Son. city, lot 58140 40
James Beach & Son. city. lot 582 46 00
James Beach & Son. city, lot 58312 00
J H Theddnga Est. city, s 100 ft, lot
552a 28 00
Jas. Alien, city. n 50 ft. lot 552a, 20 00
S P Wadley, city. lot 1 sub lot 552. 18 80
Key Ctty Gas Co. city. lot 2 sub lot
552 18 80
Key City (:as Co. city. lot 3 sub lot
562 . 1880
Key City Gas Co. lot 4 sub of lot
55.2 18 80
Laying•sanitary sewer from terminal
south from West llth street to Wilber
Lane:
C F C Schneider. Ellen Corkey's
sub. lot 1 $ 60 0$
H F Reynolds, Ellen Corkey's sub,
lot 2 2009
H F Reynolds. Ellen Corkey's sub,
n 1-2, lot 3 10 00
W S Knott. Ellen Corkey's sub, s
1-2, lot 3 10 00
W S Knott. Ellen Corkey's sub, lot
4 .. 20 00
Wm F Woodrich. Ellen Corkey's
sub. lot 5 18 40
C N Baird. Ellen Corkev's sub, lot
6 1800
C A Wilber. Ellen Corkey's sub,
lot 7 9 62
Fred Weigel, sub of 687. city, lot
4 . 72 00
F A Rumpf, sub
6
of 687. city, lot
80 06
For laying sanitary sewer in West Lo-
custstreet:
Mrs Winnie Hamel. lot 1 of 2 of
sub 670, city, 1 50 00
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To Aug. Hapelt:
You are hereby notified that In ac-
cordance with a resolution of the city
council of the city of Dubuque for the
improvement of Rebecca street, from
Thomas street to south end of street,
adopted on the 6th day of January, A.
D. 1896, a special assessment will be
levied for the expense thereof at the
next regular meeting of the city coun-
cil. upon all Tats and parcels of real
estate abutting on said improvement,
lots No. 16 and 17 in Fairview sub.
owned by you being subject to such
special assessment. And you are noti-
fied to appear at said meeting of the
council, to be held on the 1rd day of
February A. D. 1896, and show cause,
it any you have, why said assessment
should not be levied.
T. J. COONEY,
1-18-10t, City Recorder.
O fflcial Nuticex.
SIDEWALK RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved by the City Council of the•
City of Dubuque, That sidewalks of
brick, stone or cement be, within 10
days of this notice, constructed and
laid in comformity with the ordinance
in relation to sidewalks as follows:
4 feet wide on west side of St. Am-
brose street from Arch street to Asbury
street. •
6 feet wide on south side of West 5th
street from Glen Oak street to Booth
street.
4 feet wide on east side of College ave-
nue from West 3rd street to West 5th
street.
4 feet wide on west side of Fifteenth
street from Maple street to Cedar
street.
Adopted January 6th, '96.
1-7-10t JOHN O'CONNELL,
City Recorder Pro Tem.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To Emil Feigner:
You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with a resolution of the city
council of the city of Dubuque for the
improvement of Rebecca street from
Thomas street to south end of street,
adopted on the 6th day of January, A.
D. 1896, a special assessment will be
levied for the expenset hereof at the
next regular meeting of the city coun-
cil, upon all lots and parcels of land
abutting on said improvements, lots
Nos. 16 and 17 in Fairview sub. 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 3rd day of February A.
D. 1896, and show cause if any you have,
why said assesment should not be lev-
ied. T. J. COONEY,
1-13-10t. City Recorder.
NOTICE TO VAULT CLEANERS.
Dubuque, Jan. 8, 1896.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the City Recorder up to 4 o'clock
P. in., January 161h, 1896, for cleaning
vaults on the following described prem-
ises. to -wit:
City lot 130 and E 1-2. lot 35, L. H.
Langworthy's addition.
Bidders must state the price per
cubic foot for doing said work, and said
work must be done to the satisfaction
of the Board of Health. and in accord-
ance with the ordinance on that sub-
ject.
The city reserves the right to reject
all bids. 1-8-7t.
JOHN O'CONNELL,
Recorder Pro Tem.
NOTICE TO VAULT CLEANERS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
my offlc up to 3 o'clock p. m. of Friday.
January 3rd. 1896. for cleaning the
vaults on the following described prem -
25
ises. to -wit: s 105 ft lot e and s 84.3 ft
lot 3 of sub 18. 19 & 20 Kelly's sub, owned
by John Spear. Lot 17 O'Neill's sub No.
2, owned by Thos. Shea. Lot 110 and n
1-2 111 East Dubuque add owned by Mrs.
B. O'Farrel.
Bidders must state the price per cubic/
foot for doing said work, and must com-
ply in all respects to the city ordinance
and rules of the hoard of health, if said
work is let.
The city reserves the right to reject all
bids. T. J. COONEY,
12-28-5t. •City Recorder.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To S. E. Smith:
You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with a resolution of the city
council of the city of Dubuque for the
improvement of Audobon avenue from
West 14th street to Dexter avenue,
adopted on the 6th day of January, A.
D. 1896, a special assessment will be
levied for the expense thereof at the
next regular meeting of the city coun-
cil, upon all lots and parcels of land
abutting on said improvement, lot No.
98 in Woodlawn Park addition, 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 3rd day of February,
A. D. 1896, and show cause if any you
have, why said assessment should not
be levied. T. J. COONEY,
1 -13 -lot. City Recorder.
• ,Special ,Sexviun, January 28, 1896. 27
CITY COUNCIL,
SPECIAL SESSION JANUARY 28, 1896.
(Official.)
Council met at 2:20 p. m.
Present—Aids. Bauer. Bonson, Craw-
ford. Halpin, Shea. Schulte and Vogler.
The mayor stared that .t.e eject of the
meet.ng was .o make arra .gements with
E. D. Shephard & Co.. about closing deal
for $96,000 refunding bonds. Ald. Bon -
son moved to rescind all former action
of the council in relation to sale of $200,-
000 refunding bonds to Harris & Co.
Carried.
Ald. Cullen and Kaufmann arrived at
2:25 p. m.
Aid. Bonson offered the following:
Whereas the bonds of th:s city In the
sum of $96.000 will' mature an the first
day of February. 1896.
Whereas, The city will not be in a
condition to pay and take up said bonds;
and.
Whereas, it will be nt,c_ssary to refund
and extend the time for the payment of
said bonds: and
Whereas. offers have been made to pro
cure and surrender the bonds so to ma-
ture and to take in exchange therefor
new bonds to be issued to refund and ex-
tend the payment of the same; and.
Whereas. E. D. Shepard& Co., of New
York, have proposed to procure and sur-
render said 896.000 in amount of the
bonds so to mature and to accept instead
thereof new bonds to be issued to refund
and extend the same: and
Whereas. The bonds so to ma:ure bear
Interest semi-annually at the rate of 6
Per cent.: and.
Whereas, said Shepard & Co. propose
to accept such new 'bonds to be issued to
bear interest at the rape of 4 per cent.
csemi-annually,
city $130 for the privilege legentod
of being per-
mitted to make such exchange, and,
Whereas. after considering the said
proposition of said E. D. Shepard & Co.,
in connection with other proposals made
by other parties for the refunding of said
maturing bonds. it appears to the coun-
cil that the proposal of E. D. Shepard &
Co. is the most advantageous offer that
has been made for the refunding of said
bonds. therefore. be it
Resolved. That said proposal of said
E. D. Shepard & Co. be and the same is
hereby accepted by the city, and the
mayor and finance committee are hereby
authorized and empowered to enter into
a contract with proper provisions for
safe guarding the interests of the clty
with said E. D. Shepard & Co. for the re-
funding of the bonds to mature on the
terms herein before expressed proper
provisions to be made when and how
said premium shall be made and as to
the carrying out of the exchange of the
tto beew b surrendr ed gas aforesaid ds to isued for the 1 onesd
and to
provide in said contract that said new
bonds to be issued and the interest there
on shall be made payable in gold coin o1
the present standard weight and fine-
ness at some bank in either on in sold
est York
or Boston, as may be agreed up
^ontract.
Adopted by the fallowing vote:
,Ayes—Aids. Bauer. Bonson, Crawford,
Cullen, Halpin, Kaufman, Shea, Schulte
and Vogler.
Noes—None.
Ald. Bonson offered the following,
Resolved. By tihe City Council of the
City of Dubuque, That for the purpose
of refunding oily bonds to the amount
of $96,000 maturing on the 1st day of
February, 1896. the city shal Ilssue 896,-
000
96;000 twenty year gold bonds in denomina-
tions of 81.000 each dated February lat,
1896. numbered from i to 96, inclusive,
and bearing interest at the rate of 4
per cent. per annum. payable semi-an-
nually both principal and interest of said
bonds to be payable at the City of New
York. in the state of New York, or at
the City of Boston in the state of Massa-
chusetts, at the option of the holder, as
may be provided In the contract, this
day authorized to be made with E. D.
Shepard & Co.. for the exchange of said
bonds for old bonds to be surrendered.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Bauer. Bonson, Craw-
ford, Cullen, Halpin. Kaufmann, Shea,
Schulte and Vogler.
Noe:—Nene.
On motion the matter of personal tax
of James Herron was referred to the de-
linquent tax committee.
Ald. Shea moved to adiourn.
Carried.
Attest :
Approved 1896.
'Mayor.
b'pecial ,1es8torr, 'c<br•tc<frJ 1. I896.
CITY COUNCIL.
Special Session, February 1st, 1896.
(Official.)
Council met at 4:00 p. m.
Mayor pro tem Vogler in the chair.
Present—Alda. Bauer, Bonson, Craw-
ford, Cullen, Halpin, Ryder and Shea.
The chair stated that the object of the
meeting was to take action in regard to
new refunding bonds.
Ald Bonson moved that the action of
the council Jan. 28, 1896, in relation to
sale of refunding bonds to E. D. Shep-
ard & Co., New York, and the resolution
In regard to issue of same be rescinded.
Carried.
Ald. Bonson of the committee of the
whole reported as follows, which was
adopted:
Your committee would recommend
that the mayor, city attorney and fin-
ance committee be empowered to make
contract with Farson, Leach & Co. for
negotiating 4 per cent refunding bonds
to take up city indebtedness now due
and becoming due.
Ald. Cullen moved to adjourn.
Carried.
Attest:
0'ti . ft.- 24 . Recorder.
.Approved Lsoti.
Mayor.
CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Ses._ton February 3rd, 1896.
(Official.)
Council met +it 9:25 a. in.
Mayor Olinger In the chair.
Present—Aids. Bauer. Bonson, Cullen,
Hatpin, Kaufman. Schulte and Vogler.
Ald. Bonson moved that the minutes
of the December and January meetings
as printed be approved. Carried.
Aid. Crawford arrived at 9:30.
The following bills were allowed.
Pape & Jacquinot, plumbing at
city hall $ 14 88
E. E. Frith. removing dead ani-
mals U 60
Jos Geiger, repairing engineer'aof-
flce 75
Altman & Taylor. over charge on
macadam 6 60
Altman & Taylor. extra work on
Grandview avenue 10 00
Duggan & Kane. wash tubs and
hoard 3 20
Duggan & Kane. oil ... ... 66
Duggan & Kane. supplies for
matron 3 10
Peter Hansen. oil and candles for
roller 1 25
Lempke Bros., repairing harness3 25
Eichhorn & Bechtel. washing pow
der
Mrs. Kien, scrubbing at city hall
Mrs. Koenig, janitor city hall
C. O. D. Laundry. washing tow-
els, etc
J. & A. M. Trexler. bran for patrol
house
Peter Klauer, supplies for matron
J. W. Wittmer. drugs
Lear & Pflffner. horse shoeing
Elohhorn & Bechtel. salt, etc
P. Hansen, hay
M. Brown & Sons. hay
Peter Klaur, repairing stoves etc
J. W. Wittmer, drugs
Jos. Trudell, repairing chains
Lagen & Sloan. horse shoeing
F. Mertz, repairing harness
Standard Lumber Co.. shavings
Albert Gasser. brick for sewer
J. W. Wittmer, oil. etc
William Marshall, repairing steam
roller
J. & A. M. Trexler. oil
F.Lagen & Sloan. horseshoeing ..
F. Schloz, reairing tools
John Driscoll. cutting stepping
• stones
Jos Trudell, repairing street
scraper
Collins & Wilkinson. horse shoe-
ing
Standard Lumber Co. lumber
Dubuque Wooden Ware Co, lum-
ber
Svendsen & Ott. lumber ...
F Schloz, sharpening tools
F J Hiikin & Co: toweling
John Hoffmann, panitor
Frank Sieg, expressing ......
Carr, Ryder & Engler Co, lumlber
Pure Petroleum Produce Co, oil
Jos Trudell, repairing engines
William Marshall. repairing en-
gines... ... ..... ...
William Marshall. steam boiler
1
2
20
00
50
00
6 14
8 00
4 20
7 10
6 00
50
3 00
9 20
9 20
66
4 60
626
2 00
60
6 76
1 40
10 60
50
1 60
2 45
27 00
1 00
2 00
6 35
20 66
16 93
14 45
7 25
3600
50
20
21 75
38 76
. 13 26
February 1, 1896
and heater ..... ... 120
Pur&el & Moloneyoih for engine
house
Svendsen & Ott. lumber for en-
ginehouse ..... .......
W. H. Torbert, supplies for engine
house
John E Hartig, sharpening lawn
mower
Dubuque Wooden Ware 'Co, pine
wood
Lagen & Sloan. horse shoeing
A. Wunderlich. horse shoeing
Tom Connolly, repairing wagon
Collins & Wilkinson horse shoeing
Collins and Wilkins. horse shoeing
Vogenthaler & Ragatz. repairing
engine ..... ...... .
B Hayes. hauling ashes ....
John T Kearns. recarding, deeds
and plats
Union Printing Co.. blank station-
ery
Maggie Murrey. type writing
John Maclay. fees in ordinance
case . . 3 25
Geo Bennett .assistant assessor100 00
G Gmehle. assistant assessor 100 00
Robt MeGlvern. sanitary inspec-
tor 50 00
Wililam Kaep, clerk ..... 50 00
John E Hartig, repairing steel
tapes........... 6 70
Eichhorn & Bechtel. rope 25
Bryan Donahue. construc:ing sew-
er 100 00
Jessie Venn. filling 4th street ex-
tension 15 66
WIIliann Gelsheker. rod man 65 00
Phil Doerr. improving Leibnitz
street 19 84
F Schloz. sharpening tools ..... 5 70
Md. Ryder arrived at 9:50.
The following bills were referred as fol
laws:
To police and light commottee:
Star Electrict Co. ........ $1646 80
Key Ctty Gas Co 100 50
To street committee:
Vogenthaler & Ragatz
Bock & Reed
To committee on supplies:
Ham & Carver ..... ... . . ..$
Martin & Strelau ......
Dubuque Cabinet Makers Assn ..
Harger & Blish
Hardie & Scharle
Homan & Roehl
Martin & Strelau
J W Wittmer
To the board af health:
F W Wieland
J W Wittmer
To committee
buildings:
Chats Atkinson
F Keachie
A Reilly
To committee on fire and water:
Dubuque Water Co ...... ....$1341 00
To committee on printing:
Dubuque Telegraph ..... • . ...$193 00
National Demokrat 50 00
The Globe 67 50
The Times 29 15
Thte Herald 67 50
To paving committee:
Dubuque Construction Co .
To sewer committee:
John O'Brien
To committee on claims:
Dubuque Construction Co
To committee of the whole:
00
1 50
43 48
11 48
100
1 50
12 75
8 25
100
6 50
9 80
92
200
4 58
2 50
22 00
$149 88
1 10
18 00
81 65
13 65
18 12
30 75
26 00
22 03
2 45
55 00
Costs in ease of W A Harkett, et
al, vs. City of Dubuque .... ....$ 56 00
Petitions.
On motion the petitions of the follow-
ing parties were referred to the delin-
quent tax C0171Mi tyee:
T. J. Donahue/Mary Flynn,,VMary
ParkereCatherine KopsatiMary Markey,-'"
Julia BurkeMary CanavartyThe Adams e-
Company/Mary JosephrRosina Strobel,
Mary F. SewardoiNfarta. Thereala Lep-
pert, Anna M. Schielod'ohanna Roesvekl,u'
Mary Trampler. vMary Carneye, Mrs.
Dennis Flannagan, Mrs. B. Farrell," -C. v
T. BushragenteAnna Blitsch;Iohn
burg,/Cath. McCann!' Martin Dunphy..'
Joseph JeffroyeWm. Riem3noCa,:h. Neu -
miller, Mary PerrotteElizabeth Herzog,'
Bridget Brennan.eJohn FosselmamiDu-
buque Turbine and Roller Mill Co.va,nd
Anna. N. Spahn. -
Petition of John Kiefer et al in rela-
tion to overflow from Collier creek was
read.
Ald. Kauffman moved that the rules be
suspended. and that John Kiefer be al-
lowed. to address the council. Carried.
John Kiefer addressed the council Fir
relation to the matter. On motion the
petition was referred to the street come
mittee:
The following petitions were referred
to the street committee:
Petition of Felix Oswald In relation to
the improrvement of West Eagle Point
avenue.
Petition, of Bryan Dona.hue, asking
the city to tpurohase his macadam.
Petition of Henry Mueller, asking that.
curbing be ordered laid abutting his
property on Kniest street. so that he can
lay his sidewalk of uniform width.
Petition of Henry Trifler in relatiom
to grade lines. wall. ect, abutting his
property on Klingenberg Terrace.
The following petitions were referred
to the committee of the whole:
Petition of Altman & Taylor in rela-
tion to claim for grading on Grandview
avenue.
Petition of Martha. Cholvin
to measurement of her property for spec-
ial tax.
Petition of MarY C. and Nettle Blake
in relation to Foye street.
Petition of August Roeber ii relation
to vacation of alley between Garfield and
Rhomberg avenue from 5th to 6th ave-
nues.
Petition of Jos. K. Kauffman in rela-
tion to the line of Kaufmann avenue,
and claiming the same had taken a strip
of his property was referred to the com-
mittee of the whole. to employ a compe-
tent outside. engineer to survey said
street adjacent to the property and re-
port as soon as possible.
The following petitions were referred
to the sewer committee:
Petition of Anna M. Bush in regard to
marking sewerage connection.
Petition of Bryan Donahue in regard
to claim for extra work on 5th and 7th
street storm sewers.
Application of Wm. A. Irwin for meat
inspector was referred to the board of
•
health.
Petition of W. G. Stewart, agreeing to,
sell the city a burglar proof safe was re,
ferred to the committee on public)
grounds and buildings.
Petition of George Falkeinhainor et al,
asking that an electric light be placed at
... 1 00 -
on public grounds and
.$ 19 00
110 50
20 00
23 84
$ 35 00
$ 05 00
February 3, 1896
eolith end of Rebecca street.
The following petitions were gt'anted:
Petition of Ernest Bohn asking that he
be refunded $60 paid for skating rink
• incense.
Petition of C. H. Booth, asking that
lz warrant for $425.70 be drawn in his
fanror froan his filling account with the
.pity, to pay is taxes for 1896.
Petition of J. J. Grigg, welting that
Water mains be extended in alley abut-
4ting lot 366, and Water Co, directed to
extiend water maims as asked for.
'atsol80 pr) sidoden
City Auditor McCartren reported cash
an hand last report $39,012.95. Collec-
bens during the month *84,431.66. Total
, • 123.44:50. Disbursements during the
mouth $81,406.03. Balance ca.sh on hand
142,038.47; also reported *1,948.45 due oily
•officers for the month of January, 1896.
Warrants ordered drarwn to pay city
officers and report referred to the finance
committee.
Fire Qhtef Rei,nfried reported $1,795.65
. due firemen for month of January, 1896.
Warrants ordered drawn to pay fire-
men and report referred to fire commit -
.tee.
•.Marshal Morgan reported $1,975.65 due
police during January, 1896; also that 77
ari'eOts had been made: also reported
14.00 collected for pound receipts.
. Warrants ordered drawn to -pay police
said sort referred to committee on po-
lice and light
Street Commissioner Carter reported
• $704.15 due laborers during month of Jan-
uar-A.1896; 1896; also submitted itemized state-
ment of expense during the month.
Warrants ordered drawn to pay labor-
ers, and report referred to the committee
on streets.
Sewer Inspector Hillery reported *179.-
75 due for labor on sewers during Jan -
eery, 1896; also subm tted itemized state-
ment of expenses during the month.
Warrants ordered drawn to pay labor-
ers, and report referred to sewer ccnn-
,ntttee.
Market Master Traut reported $14.85
scale recei4pts during January, 1896; also
reported *40.80 due for board of prison-
ers.
Report adopted and warrants ordered
drawn to pay for board of prisoners.
The reports of the following city weigh
ers were received and flied.
T. J. Donahue. Chas. Pitschner, Jos.
Straney and J. P. Schroeder & Co.
Wood Measurer Jess reported 2,500
cords of wood measured during January,
1896.
Report received and filed.
City Electrician Osborn reported *11.17
due from Star Electric Co. as rebate on
lights.
Report approved and auditor instruct-
ed to collect same.
City Engineer Knowlton submitted a.
plat showing the proposed extension of
Willow street. which was referred to
the street committee.
Also presented plans and specifications
for a sanitary sewer in 11tih street from
Bluff street to alley west, thence south
to southern terminus. which was referre-
ed to the sewer committee.
Mao presented profile of grade of
Union avenue showing red line as pro-
posed grade; also plat showing change til
location of said street. which were rep -
proved.
Ateo reported having examined the as-
sessment of Mrs. Geo. Wade for the Nm-
provement of Grandview avenue and
could not find that she had been over
assessed. Adopted.
Ald. Bonson moved that the award of
the jury for widening Foye street, acre}
for opening street through lots 1, 2, 3, 4
and 6 of lot 687 be opened, and read.
Carried.
The following is the report of the jury :
To The Mayor and City Council of Du-
buque:
We, The underetgned jurors appointor
to assess the datnages for the proposed
opening of Foye street. assess the dam-
ages on same at the sum of *1,300, also
for the opening of a street through lots
1, 2, 3. 4, and 5 of 687. assess to the owner
of lot 4. $500, and to the ownere c let,
1, 2.3and 5the sumof*1 a4
JOS. L. HOR
DAN RIORDAN.
CHRIS. CAPRITZ,
JOHN COLEMAN,
MICHAEL BROWN.
P. H. MCCAN'N,
DENNIS POWERS,
ED. BURKE.
JOHN ODEA.
CHRISTIAN JANSEN,
JAS. KANE.
JAMES QUINN. ,
On motion warrants foe two dollars
each was ordered drawn in favor of the}
jurors, and report referred to the com-
mittee of the whole.
Reports of Committees.
Ald. Ryder. chairman of the finance
cemmlttee, reported In favor of having
warrants d•rwtwn in favor of the treasurer
for money advanced during Jan., 1896:
also that loan warrants be drawn for
•the several parties as shown on the re-
port of the treasurer. Adopted.
Aid. Kauffmann. chairman of the
street conunittee, reported as follows:
In favor of Instructing the engineer
to correct special assessment of Peter
Ekibach for the improvement of South
Dodge street and Curtis street.
In farvor of receiving and filing the pe-
tition of Mrs. Ahearn. In relation to spec-
ial assessment for improvement o:'
Dodge street.
In favor of receiving and filing the re-
monstrance of J. A. Rhomberg against
paying apectai tax for the improvement
of Fifth avenue.
In favor of receiving and filing the re-
monstrance of Julia. Rhotniberg against
paying special tax for the Improvement
of Fifth avenue.
In favor of receiving and filing the re-
monstrance of A. L. Rhamberg against
paying special tax for the improvement
of Fifth atvenue.
In favor of receiving and filing the re-
monstrance of J. H. Rhomberg against
levying especial tax for the improvement
of Ftfth avenue.
In favor of the adoption of the reef
line as the official grade of Clifford street
as shown on wibhJn plat.
In favor od the adoption of the recd
lane as the proposed change of grade
on Catherine street, as the City Recorder
is instructed to give the proper notioe
as required by ordinance on account of
such proposed change.
In favor of bhe proposed change in
line of Angefla street as shown on ac-
Regular Session, February 3, 1896
companying plat, also in proposed change
of grade of said street as shown by the
red tine and the city recorder Is directed,
to give the proper notice as required by
ordinance on account of said proposed
change of grade.
In favor of the adoption of the resolue
tion levying special assessments for the
Improvement of Fifth avenue.
In favor of wppreving of the plan for
the drainage of water on Rest Seven-
teenth street.
In favor of instructing the engineer
to preipare a plat showing a lane 30 feet
wide running easterly from Eagle Point
avenue to Middle street showing all ob-
structions that may be located thereon,
showing the quantity of land proposed
to be taken. the names of the owners
thereof, and proceed In accordance with
adamizing at 3Sc 814.78
A L Rhomberg, Fifth avenue add.
lot 2. 25 lin ft curbstone at 30e,
$7.50; 16.67 sq yds guttering at
40c, $6.67; 38.90 sq yds mae-
amizing at 38c 814.78 .... .......
A L Rhomberg. Fifth avenue add,
lot 3. 25 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$7.50; 16.67 sq yds guttering at
40e $6.67; 38.90 an yds macad-
amizing at 38c 814.78 .... ..
A L Rhomberg. Fifth avenue add,
lot 4. 39.5 lin ft curbstone. at 30c,
$11.85; 26.66 sq yds guttering at
40c, $10.66; 74.44 sq yds mac-
adamizing at 3Sc $23.28 .... 50 79
A L Rhomberg. Fifth avenue add,
lot 5. 37 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$11.10; 23.33 so yds guttering at
40c, $9.33; 66.66 sq yds macad-
the ordinance on that sublet t. izing at 38c 825.32 .... .... . 45 75
In favor oD reporting adverse to claim A L Rhomberg. Fifth avenue add,
of John Burke for damages to his prop- I lot 6. 25 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$7.50; 16.67 so yds guttering •at
40c $6.67; 38.90 sq yds macad-
amizing at 38c 814.78 .... ....... 28 95
A L Rhomberg. Fifth avenue add,
lot 7, 25 iln ft curbstoneae 30c,
28 95
28 95
28 95
erty on Grandview avenue.
In favor of receiving and filing the pe-
tition of cite First Baptist church in rela-
tion to special tax for raising sidewalk.
In favor of receiving and tiling the pe-
thion of W. W. Wearmood asking per- I $7.50; 16.67 sq yds guttering at
mission to put up sign on the drinking i 40c $6.67; 38.90 sq yds maead-
a.mizing at 38c $14.73 .... ... 28 95
L Rhomberg. Fifth avenue add,
lot 8. 25 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$7.50; 16.67 sq yds guttering at
40c $6.67; 38.90 sel yds macad-
amizing at 38c $14.73 .... ..
A L Rhomberg.' Fifth avenue add,
lot 9. 25 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$7.50; 16.67 sq yds guttering .at
40c $6.67; 33.90 so yds maca,d-
a.mlzing at 38c 814.78 .... ..
A L Rhomberg. Fifth avenue add,
lot 10. 25 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$7.50; 16.67 sq yds guttering at
40c $6.67; 38.90 sq yds ma.cad- 33 95
amizing at 38c $14.75 ..
A L Rhomberg. Fifth avenue add,
lot 11. 25 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
87.50; 16.67 sq yds guttering at
4ec $6.67; 38.90 so yds macad-
amizing at'38c $14.75 .. 28 95
A L Rhomberg. Fifth avenue add,
lot 12. 'S5 lin ft curbstone at 300,
$7.50: 16.07 sq yds guttering at
40e $6.67; 38.90 eq yds macad-
amizing at 3Sc $14.78 ....... 28 95
fountain corner Sth and Main street.
In favor of allowing the following
bills:
John Melone. 863.85.
Byrne Brod.. 830.00.
W. W. Wormood. $1.00.
P. Horth, $539,70.
P. Horch. $142.50.
Report adopted.
In favor of allowing Ryan Bros. *9.00
as partial payment for the improvement
of Audubon avenue.
Ald. Crawford moved ;hat they be paid
8980.25.
Carried by the following vote:
Ayes -Aids. Crawford. Halpin- Kauf-
mann, Ryder and Vogler.
Noes -Alda. Bauer. Bonson, Cullen and
Schulte.
Aid. . Kaufmann offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for im-
proving Fifth avenue from Rhomberg
avenue to end of improvement by P.
Horsoh. contractor. Ln front of and ad-
joining the same. a special tax be and is
hereby levied on the several lots,
and parts of lots. and par-
cels of real estate hereinafter named,
situate and owned. and for the several
amounts set opposite each lot or parcel
of real estate. as follows:
Specled assessments submitted. Jan-
uary Oth. 1896.
Julia Rhomberg, Ham's add, lot
410, 109.9 lin St curbstone at 30c,
$32.97.83.33 sq yds guttering at
40c, $33.33; 199.67 sq yds macad-
amizing at 38c. $75.87 $142 17
J A Rhomberg. Ham's add, lot 485,
130.5 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$39.15; 103.33 sq yds guttering at
40c, $41.33; 254.78 sq yds macid-
aida.mizing at 38c. $96.82 177 30
Ellen Collins, sub 537a. Ham's add,
lot 1. 138 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
104.66
40c $41.86; 249 55 sq yds guttering acad-
amizing at 38c $94.83 178 09
A L Rhomberg. Fifth avenue add,
lot 1. 25 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
87.50; 16.67 sq
yds
$6 67;; 38.90 so guttering mac -
28
40
23 95
28 95
A L Rhomberg. Fifth avenue add,
dot 13. 25 din ft curbstone art 30c,
87.50; 16.67 sq yds guttering at
400 $6.67; 38.90 so yds mac.'td 28
amizing at 38c $14.78 ..
A 95
L Rhomberg. Fifth avenue add,
lot 14. 25 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$7.50; 16.67 sq yds guttering at
40c $6.67; 38.90 so yds macad-
amizing at 38c $14.78 .... ....... 28 95
fth a,venue add,
Alot 15.2 lin ft curbstone at 0c,
$7.50; 16.67 sq yds guttering at
400 $6.67; 38.90 so Yds m`cad- 28 95
amizing at 38c $14.78 .... .......
A L Rhomberg. Fifth avenue add,
lot 16. 25 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$7.50; 16.67 sq yds guttering at
40c $6.67; 38.90 sq yds macad-
amizing at 38c $14.78 .... ..... 28 95
A L Rhomberg. Fifth avenue add,
lot 17. 25 lin ft curbstone at 300,
$7.50; 16.67 sq yds guttering at
40c $6.67; 38.90 so yds macad-
amizing at 3Sc $14.75 .. . • 28 95
A L Rhomberg. Fifth avenue add,
lot 18. 25 lin ft curbstone at 30e,
32 llegottai; ,1'rrxaiaf, February 3, 1896
$7.50; 16.67 sq yds guttering at
40c $6.67: 38.90 sq yds macad- 28 95
•• amazing at 38c $14.78 .•••
A L Rhomberg. Fifth avenue add,
lot 19. 80.8 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$24.24' 56.66 sq yd.s guttering at
40c $22.66; 148.90 sq yds macad-
amizing at 38c $56.58 ...... .
H Groppe, Sr. Johnson's sub, lot
1, 6.66 sq yds guttering at 40c,
$2.66; 24.44 sq yds macadamizing 11 94
at 38c. $9.28
J lot2h167.6 lin ft curbstone ata 30c,omberg, sub 1 min
$50.25; 140.90 sq yds guttering at
40c, $56.36; 306 sq yds macadam-
izing at 38c, $116.28 222 89
Charlotte Biehle. Ham's add, lot
615. 50 lin ft curbstone at 0c.
$15.00; 33.33 sq yds guttering at
40c $13.33; 77.77 sq Yds macad-
amizing at 38c $29.55
Charlotte Biehle. Ham's add, lot
614.. 62 lin ft curbstone at 30c
$18.601 41.33 mi Yds guttering at
40c $16.53; 96.44 sq yds macad- 71 77
amazing at 38c $36.64 ..
J A Rhomberg. Ham's add, lot
613. 50 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$15.00; 33.33 sq yds guttering at
40c, $13.33; 77.77 so yds macad-
amizing at 38c *29.55
J A Rhomberg. Ham's add, lot
612. 50 lin ft curbstone at 30e,
$16.00; 33.33 sq Yds guttering at
40c, $13.33; 77.77 sq yds macad-
amizing at 38c $29.55
J A Rhomberg. Ham's add, lot
611. 50 lin ft curbstone at 30c
$15.00; 33.33 sq yds guttering at
40c, $13.33; 77.77 sq yds macad-
amizing at 38c $29.55
J A Rhomberg. Ham's add, lot
610. 50 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
*16.00; 33.33 sq yds guttering at
40c, $13.33; 77.77 sq yds macad-
amizing at 38c $29.55 57 88
J A Rhomberg, Ham's add, lot
609. 71.7 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$21.51; 55.33 sq yds guttering at
40c $22.13; 131.33 sq yds macad-
amizing at 38c $49.90 ..... 93 54
J A Rhomberg, Ham's add, lot
538. 14i lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$43.50;415.33 sci yds guttering at
40c, *40.00; 248.78 sq yds macad-
amizing. et BSc *105.80 196 43
J A Rhomberg. Ham's add, lot
484. 126.2 lin ft curbstone at 30e,
$37.86; 100 sq yds guttering at
40c *40.00; 248.7 sq yds macad-
amizing at 38c $94.54 172 40
J A Rhomberg. Ham's add, lot.
411. 105.5 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$31.65; 81.33 sq yds guttering at
40c $32.53; 205.90 sq yds macad-
amizing at 38c $78.24 142 42
Adopted by the following vote
Ayes -Aids. Bauer. Ranson, Cullen,
Crawford, Halpin. Kaufmann, Shea,
Schulte and Vogler.
Ald. Vogler. chairman of the commit-
tee on supplies. reported as follows:
In favor of paying the following bills:
F. E. Joseph. $10.00.
Byrne Bros.. *250.00.
Phil. Pier. $195.45.
Also reported to favor of allowing
Byrne Bros. $8.00 for livery hire.
Report adopted.
Ald. Halpin. chairman of the commit-
tee on fire, reported as follows:
In favor of paying the following bilis:
Butt Bros •••$
ButtBros ........ ...... ....
Phillip Pier
Dubuque Light & Traction Co
Eltwanger Bros. • • . • . • ..... , ...
H Huber & Son
E C Porter
Engler Frudden Lumber Co •.
Dub. Rubber & Bltg. Co
Kannolt & Powers
C H Whltwell
Relnfried & Jaeger
W H Torbert
Jas. Beach & Son
Central Union Telephone Co
Harger & l31lsh
Van Valkenburg & McEvoy
John Ganahl ...... ...... .... ...
Merkes & Ha_sier
Jos J Rowan
Ageo F Kleih .... ...... ...
ndrew Ruh
A Wunderlich
Key City Gas Co
John Butt
Key City Gas Co
A Y McDonald Co
Lagen & Sloan
Jos A Palen
John Hartig
Farley. Loetecher &
Robt Ward . ,
Mullen Bros
Fratz & Clark
Fra.tz & Clark
Dub. Water Co
Dub. Water Co
Report adopted
Ald. Bauer. ohairman of the COMM t -
tee on police and light. reported as fol-
lows:
In favor of paying the following bilk
Globe' Light & Heat Co $166 66 67
Key City Gas Co
Report adopted.
Aid. Cullen. chairman of the commit-
tee on delinquent taxes, reported as fol-
lows:
In favor of instructing the treasure)'
not to sell the N. 25 feet City lot No. 565
assessed to Jas. O'Shea Est, for taxes of
1896. but same to remain a Hen on said
property until paid.
In favor of cancelling the personal
taxes of Maria Prange of $2,000 for 1895.
In favor of cancelling the personal
taxes of Joseph Strinzsky of $100 for
1895.
In favor of instructing the treasurer
not to sell the property of Mrs. Michael
Watters for taxes of 1895 but that said
tax remain a. lien on said property until
paid.
In favor of cancelling the taxes of
Benj. Ohetham on N. 50 ft, lot No. 38.
Wilson's sub. for 1895. as the same is
the support of two small orphan chil-
dren.
In favor of allowing Mrs. Mary Wolf
to pay one-half her taxes on lot 3 0
sub min lot No. 470. as payment in full
for 1895.
Report adverse to the petition of Isar`'
J. Corbett for cancellation of one-half
of her taxes for 1895.
In favor of instructing the treasurer
not to sell e 1-2 lot No. 33. Cox's add, as-
sessed to Rosa Cadman for 1895, bur
said tax to remain a lien on said pr0r-
erty until paid.
Report adverse to the petition of Mar) -
Reynolds for oancellation of :axes r•o:
1896.
1 45
75
51 44
500
5 55
1 0)
4 85
18 61
9 00
9 50
26 75
4 27
27 44
5 15
5 0)
3 3u
50
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/tt'gfctar Ss ivn, Fchr re/ 33, 1806. 33
In favor of instructing the treasurer
not to sell let No. 24. Cox's add, assessed
to Minnie Maritward for taxes of 1895,
and same to remain a lien on said prop- e
erty until paid.
Report adverse to the petition of John rvvlthin petition
ragas for cancellation of taxes for 1895.
Report adverse to the petition of Cath.
McKeown in relation to taxes of 1895.
Report adverse to the petition of M.
McMahon for cancellation of taxes for
1895.
In favor of instructing the treasurer
not to sell the property of James A. Mc.
Evoy far taxes of 1895. but same to re-
main
In ntil paid.
favor ofninstructingrthe ty utreasurer
fiat to sell lot No. 31. Fengler's add, as- application of T. F. Rogan for the posf-
sessed to Henry A. Llppstaok, for tastes ,{
of 1895. but same to remain a lien on said I tion of meat inspector.
property until paid. In favor of referring the aecompany-
In favor of receiving and filing the pe- ing plat of Pickett street to the city at.;
tition of Fred. Liebe in relation to taxes. ` iorney and city engineer.
In favor of instructing; the treasurer In favor of allowing E. J. Evans $50.00
not to sell the property of Mary A. John- as payment in full for all work done on
son for taxes of 1895. but same to remain walks in parks.
Ald. Kaufmann presented "An Ordi-
a lien on said property until paid. twee„ granting the Dubuque and Wis-
In o sell of instructing the treasurer ' consln Bridge company the right to con
Wis-
to sell the property of E. L Hall struct a wagon bri d.ge at Eagle Paint•
On motion tihe same was referred to
the ordinance committee and two new
members.
The mayor appointed Aids. Kaufmann
and Crawford to act with said commit-
tee.
Aid. Shea arrived at 11:30.
Ald. Halpin moved that all actions
heretofore taken in regard to paving
Jones street and West Main street be re-
scinded. Carried.
Resolutions.
Aid. Halpin offered the following:
Be it resolved by the City Council of \
the City of Dubuque: That West Main
street from Main to north line of Jones
streets. and Jones street from the west
line of West Main street to the levee be
curbed with stone, paved with brick and
otherwise Improved according to the
plans and specifications for such im-
provement prepared by the city engineer
which have heretofore been adapted by
the council.
Resolved further. That the city recor-
der be and is hereby directed to
give the proper notice for bids and pro-
posals for the doing of all of said work
done except bysuch parts the companies as thereinafter pare to ro
vided.
Resolved. Phat the Dubuque Street
Railway company, The Chicago, Milwau
kee and St. Paul railway company, The
Illinois Central railroad company, and
the Duluth and Dubuque Bridge com-
pany be and eachof them is hereby noti-
fied to pave with brick and improve in
ance with the plans and specifics.,
bions of the city engineer all pars of a
ny
of proved oneets which ove ordered to be any of its tra.ck.i or
tracks are laid from a point midway be-
tween the rails of the track or tracks to
the width of three and one-half ft each
way therefrom and each of said compan-
ies is hereby ordered to commence said
work not latter than the 15th day of
April. A. D.. 1896. and to prosecute the
same end-
ed andlth to complete e atherit is samecnoot later
than
Resolvedthe tfurther.h day f That a89opy of these
pump now stands. and sign a plat to
such effeict on or before 4 o'clock p. m.
January 16th. 1896. and the city will
proceed to let Union avenue on that
grade.
In favor of receiving and filing the
of the butchers et al for
the appointment of a meat and live stock
inspector, as the legislature will be ask-
ed to pass a law for the appointment
of state inspectors.
In favor of receiving and filing the
application of Dr. T. F. Mullaney for
the position of meat inspector.
In favor of receiving and ming the
application of J. W. Connell for the posi-
tion of meat inspector.
In favor of receiving and filing the
nay
and E. M. Reed for taxes of 1895 but
same to remain a lien on said property
until pauid.
Report adverse to the petition of Mary
FrehQich asking that the taxes on her
property for 1894 be refunded.
Report adverse to the petition of S. D.
Ryan for reduction of assessment for ,
1895.
In favor of cancelling assessment of
Mrs. Kaiser of 910.000 on moneys and
-`credits for 1895.
Report adopted.
On motion the delinquent tax commit -
fee were instructed to recommend the
rate
fonterest to property et that treasurer
d for e surernpanil
was
instructed not to sell. -
Ald. Cullen. chairman of the commit-
tee on electrical construction, reported
as follows:
In favor of paying the bill of the Cen-
tral Union Telephone Co. of $46:50 for
telephone rent.
In favor of receiving and filing the
application of Oscar A. Temple for the
position of electrivian.
Report adopted.
tee
,Ald.
the whole.areportedf commit-
tee follows:
In favor of receiving and filing the
hill of Jahn Klein of 910.00 as part pay-
ment for overcoat.
In favor of approving of the within
agreement far settlement of the case of
Ella S. Brunskill against the City, pay-
ment of same not to be made sooner
than the first pay day in March.
In favor of allowing Stephen Shaw to
' construct a dock in the Ice Harbor op-
posite the Pacific house. during the pleas
ure o•f ,they council. said right not to be
exclusive.
In favor of allowing John and Henry
Specht 9150.00 towards defraying ex-
penses In operating the steamer Teal
between Dubuque alnd Potosi, Wis.
Referred to the finance committee and
at t orney.
In favor of changing the gradeRhof
Union avenue. providing J.
berg wil iconsemt to an almost uniform
:;rade making a cut of about 3 feet 6
inches at the spot where Mr. Siege's
34 Regular Sar,riurt, I''t1i ii'tri/ 3, 1,00.
resolutions be served on each of said
enamed be requirednies, and at each
fdcompaniesto elect
In writing and to file such election with
the city recorder within 10 days from
the date of the service of these resolu-
tions upon it whe:her or not it proposet
to do said work itself or leave it for the
city to do and in the event of the failure
of any such company to make such elec-
tion as aforesaid it will be understood'
that such company does not elect to do
said work itself as provided by law and•
the city ordinance and the cost of said
work shall be ascertained apportioned
and assessed by the city council against.
such company.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes -Alda. Bauer. Bonson, Crawford,
Cullen, Halpin, Kaufman, Shea, Schulte
and Vogler.
Noes -None.
Alt.. Halpin offered the following which
was adopted:
Whereas, It is alleged by many citizens
who have business with the city engi-
neer's office that they have suffered
great injustice at the hands of said city
engineer and his assistants, and,
Whereas. at this season of the year
when so little work is being done, the ex
pense of said office is extremely costly,
therefore
Be it resolved that the mayor appoint
a special committee of one alderman
from each ward. whose duty it shall be
to investigate said charges and also to
report if a reduction of the force in his
office can not be made. That said com-
mittee have power to send for and exam-
ine witnesses and make a written report
to the city council at tht regular March
session..
Ald. Halpin offered the following which
was adopted:
Whereas, At a regular session of the
city council September 4th, 1895, a con-
tract for the building of a storm water
sewer on Dodge street was awarded to
John Tibey. contractor. and,.
Whereas. Said contractor has filed a.
bond of 8200.00 that he would enter into
contract if the work was awarded to him
and.
Whereas. Said contract has not been
entered into. there fore. be it
Resolved by the City Council that the
proper officers be and are hereby in-
structed to enter into said contract at
once on behalf of the city, and in case
of the refusal of said John Tibey to enter
into said contract that the said $200.00
check be declared forfeited to the city
of Dubuque and the money paid into the
city treasury.
Ald. Kaufmann offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for
constructing a 4 -ft wide plank sidewalk
on both sides of Vernon street from Alta
Vista street to west end. by B. Dona-
hue. contractor. in • front of and
adjoining the same. a special tax be and
is hereby levied on the several lots, and
parts of lots, and parcels or real estate
hereinafter named. situate and owned,
and for the several amounts set opposite
each lot or parcel of real estate, as fol-
lows:
Special assessment submitted Feb-
ruary 8. 1896.
Mrs. S. Gillmore. Levin's add, lot
30 180 Hn ft sidewalk at 160 ....$ 27 00
M Dempsey. Levin's add, lot 40,
45 lin ft sidewalk at 15c 6 75
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes -Alda. Bauer. Bonson, Crawford,
Cullen, Halpin. Kaufmann, Shea,
Schulte and Vogler.
Ald. Kaufmann offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for
improving Rebecca street from Thomas
street to south end of street, by Geo. W.
Farley, contractor. in front of and
adjoining she sane. a special tax be and
is hereby levied on the several lots, and
parts of lots.. and parcels ofreal estate
hereinafter named. situate and owned,
and for thoseveral amounts set opposite
each lot or parcel of real estate, as fol-
lows:
Special assessment submitted Feb-
uary 3. 1896.
A A Loetscher. Fairview sub, lot
11. 49 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$14.70; 21.80 sq yds guttering at
29c, $6.32; 41.80 sq yds macadam-
izing at 30c. 812.54 $ 33 56
Chas Wilmott. Fairview sub, lot
12. 50 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
815.00; 22.22 sq yds guttering at
29c, $6.44; 44.44 sq yds macadam-
izing at 30c. $13.33 . 34 77
M J McCullough, Fairview sub, lot
13. 50 fin ft curbs:one at 30c,
$15.00; 29.22 sq. yds guttering at
29c, 16.44; 49.44 sq yds macadam-
izing at 303. 813.33 34 77
M J Willard. Fairview sub, lot 14,
50 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
315.00; 22.22 sq yds guttering at
29c, 86.44; 44.44 sq yds macaad-
amizing at 30c. 813.33 34 77
Rebecca J Farley, Fairview sub,
lot 15. 84.5 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
325.35; 45 sq yds gu:tering at 29c,
313.05; 86.22 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 30c. 825.87
M Willard, et al. Fairview sub, s
10 ft. lot 16. 6 lin ft curbstone at
30c, 31.80; 4.45 sq yds guttering at
29c, 81.29; 7.11 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 30c. 82.13
22
Aug. Haplet. et al. Fairview sub,
except s 10 ft. lot 16. 44 lin ft
curbstone at 30c. $13.20; 19.55 sq
yds guttering at 29c. $5.67; 39.11
sq yds macadamizing at 29c, 30 61
811.74
Aug. Hapiet. et al. Fairview
sub, lot 17. 50 lin ft curb
stone at 30c, $15.00: 22.22 sq yds
guttering at 29c. $6.44; 44.44 sq
yds ma.cadamizing at 30c, $13.33. 34 77
Emma J Hyde. sub 2 of 2 of sub 18,
19 and 20. Fairview sub, lot 1,
68 lin ft curbstone at 30c. $20.40;
30.22 sq yds guttering at 29c, $8.76;
60.44 sq yds macadamizing at 30c,
$18.13 47 29
Rebecca J. Farley. sub 2 of sub 18,
19 and 20. Fairview sub, lot 1,
125.5 Lin ft curbstone at 30c,
337.65; 54.07 sa yds guttering at
29c, $15.86; 110.22 sq yds macad-
amizing at 30c. $33.07 86 57
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes -Aids. Bauer. Bonson, (Crawford,
Cullen, Halpin. Kaufmann, Shea,
Schulte and Vogler.
Ald. Kaufmann offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for
improving Audubon avenue from the
West lith street to Dexter avenue, by
Ryan Bros.. contractors, in front of and
Reyutur Se88iun, February 3,
adjoining the same, a special tax be and
its hereby levied on the several lots, and
parts at lots,. and parcels ofreal estate
hereinafter named. situate and owned,
and for the several amounts set opposite
each lot or nlrcel of real estate, as fol-
lows:
Slpercittl assessment submitted Feb-
ruary 3rd. 1896.
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
last 52. 104 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$31.20; 45 sq yds guttering at 30c,
$13.50; 123.44 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 30c. 337.03 $ 81 73
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 53. 50 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$16.00; 22.22 sq yds guttering at
30c, $6.67; 61.11 sq yds macadam-
ising at 30c. $18.33 40 00
C A Voe}ker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 54. 50 Mn ft curbstone art 30c,
315.00; 22.22 sq yds guttering at
30c, $6.67; 61.11 sq yds macadam-
izing at 30c. $18.33 40 00
•C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 55. 68.2 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$20.46: 32.30 sq yds guttering at
30c, $20.46; 108.78 sq yds macad-
amizing at 30c. $32.6; 62 78
'C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 56. 68.4 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$20.52; 32.30 sq yds guttering at
30c, 320.52; 108.78 si yds macad-
amizing at 30c. $32.63 62 84
•C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 57. 50 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$15.00 22.22 sq yds guttering at
30c, $6.67; 61.11 sq yds macadam-
izing at 30c. 318.33 40 00
1 M 13 and L. Ass'n. Woodlawn
Park add. lot 58. 50 lin ft curb-
stone at 30c. $15.00; 22.22 sq yds
guttering at 30c. $6.67; 61.11 sq yds
macadamizing at 30c. $18.33 40 00
Thos McDonald. Woodlawn Park
add. lot 59. 50 lin ft curbstone at
30c, $15.00; 22.22 sq yds guttering
at 30c, $6.67: 61.11 sq yds macad-
amizing at 30e. *18.33 40 00
C A Voelker, Woodlawn Park add,
lot 60. 68.4 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$20.52; 32.30 sq yds guttering at
30c, $9.69; 108.78 sq yds macad-
amizing at 30c. $32.63
C A Voelker, Woodlawn Park add,
lot 61. 69.3 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$20.79; 32.70 sq yds guttering at
30c, $9.81; 108.78 sq yds macadam- '
izing at 302. $32.63 63 23
'C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
• lot 62. 50 11 ft curbstone at 30c,
$15.00 22.22 sq yds guttering at
30c, $6.67; 61.11 sq yds macadam- 00
izing at 30c. $18.33 40
C A Voelker, Woodlawn Park add,
lot 63. 50 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$15.00; 22.22 sq; yds guttering at
30c, $6.67; 61.11 sq yds macadam-
izing at 30c. 318.33
Fritz Kruse. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 64, 50 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
315.00; 22.22 sq yds guttering at
30c, $6.67; 61.11 sq yds macadam-
izing at 30c. $18.33 ......... 40 00
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 65. 69.2 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$20.76; 32.70 sq yds guttering at
30c, $9.81; 108.78 sq yds macadam-
izing at 30c. $32.63 ........ ..
•C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 66, 69.7 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$20.91; 32.70 sq yds guttering at
.10c, $9.81; 108.78 sq yds macadam
40 00
63 20
35
izing at 30c $32.63 63 36
C A Voelker, Woodlawn Park add,
lot 68. 50 11n ft curbstone at 30c.
$15.00; 22.22 sq yds guttering at
30c, $6.67; 61.11 sq yds macadam-
izing at 30c. $18.33 ......40 00
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 69, 50 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$15.00; 22.22 sq yds guttering at
30c, $6.67; 61.11 sq yds macadam-
izing at 30c. 318.33 .......... 40 00
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 70. 50 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$15.00; 22.22.sq yds guttering at
302, $6.67; 61.11 sq yds macadam-
izing at 30c. $18.33 40 00
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 70. 69.6 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$20.88; 32.70 sq yds guttering at
30c, $9.81; 73.33 sq ydsmacadam
izing at 30c. $22.00 .... ...... ' 52 69
Jno Kleinschmidt. Woodlawn Park
add, lot 99. 100 lin ft curbstone
at 30c, 330.00; 45 sq yds guttering
at )0c. 313.50; 123.44 sq yds mac
ad.amizing at 30c. $37.03 80 63
J Kleinshcmidt. Woodlawn Park
lot 97. 50 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$15.00: 22.22 sq yds guttering at
'30c, $6.67; 61.11 sq yds macadam-
izing at 300. $18.33 40 00
J Kleinshemidt. Woodlawn Park
lot 96. 70.6 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$21.18; 33.15 sq yds guttering at
30c, $9.94; 108.78 sq yds macadam
izing at 30c. $32.63 63 75
J Kleinshcmidt. Woodlawn Park
lot 95. 69.6 lin ft•curbstone at 30c,
$20.88; 32.70 sq yds guttering at
30c, $9.81; 108.78 sq yds macadam
izing at 30c. $32.6363 32
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 94. 50 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$15.00; 22.22 sq yds guttering at
30c, $6.67 61.111 sq yds macadam
izing at 30c. $18.33 40 00
Theresa Keimpf. Woodlawn Park
add, lot 93. 50 lin ft curbstone at
30c, $15.00; 22.22 sq yds guttering
at 30c, $6.67; 61.11 sq yds macad 40 00
amizing at 30c. $18.33
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 92. 50 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
35.00; at
0c $6.67; 612.22.111 sq yds ydstmacadam
izing at 30c. $18.33 40 00
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 91, 69.6 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$20.88; 32.70 sq yds guttering at
30c, $9.81; 108.78 sq yds macadam 63 32
izing at 30c, $32.63
Sherr Hoffman & Co.. Woodlawn
Park add, lot 90. 69.5 lin ft curb
stone at 30e. $20.85: 32.70 sq yds
guttering at 30c. $9.91; 108.78 sq
,Shyds err Hoffmamacadamizing Co. Woodlawno6329
Park add, lot 89. 50 lin ft curb-
stone at 30c. $15.00; 22.22 sq yds
guttering at 30c. $6.67; 61.11 sq
yds macadamizing at 30c, $18.33. 40 00
Sherr lawn
Park add. lot 8. 50 lin
ft curb-
stone at 30c, $15.00: 22.22 sq yds
guttering at 30c. $6.67; 61.11 sq
ds Sherr Hoffman j&nat
Co Woodlawn
418.33 0 00
awn
Park add. lot 87. 50 lin ft curb-
stone at 30c. $15.00; 2
guttering at 30c $6.67; 61.1 y
1sq
ds macadamizing her Hoffman, & Co.t 3
.SWoodlawn
Park add, lot 86, 69.5 lin ft curb-
:36 Special Se.Q,violt, February 12, 1896.
.stone at 30c. $20.85: 32.70 sq yds
guttering at 30c. $9.81; 108.78 sq
yds macadamizing at 30c, $32.6363 29
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 85. 68.7 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$20.61; 32.30 sq yds guttering at
30c, $9.69; 108.78 sq yds macadam
izing at 30:. 832.63
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 84. 50 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$16.00; 22.22 sq yds guttering at
30c, $6.67; 61.11 sq yds macadam 40 00
izing at 30c. $18.33
C A Voelker, Woodlawn Park add,
lot 83, 60 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$15.00;. 22.22 sq yds guttering at
30c, $6.67; 61.11 sq yds macadam-
izing at 30c. $18.33 40 00
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 82. 50 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$15.00; 22.22 sq yds guttering at
30c, $6.67; 61.11 sq yds macadam
izing at 30c. 818.33 ........ .... 40 00
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lat 81. 68.7 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$20.61; 32.30 sq yds guttering at
30c, $9.69; 73.3 3sq yds macadam
izing at 30c. $22.00 52 30
Adopted by the following vote:
(Ayes—Aids. Bauer. Bonson, Crawford,
Cullen, Halpin. Kaufmann, Shea,
Siehulte and Vogler.
Ald. Shea presented a deed from the
Standard Lumber company to city for
right of way for High Bridge avenue.
On motion the same was referred to the
ordinance committee and two new mem-
bers 'heretofore added to. draft the proper
ordinance and resolution as hereinbefore
agreed to. far the vacation of certain
streets and alleys to the Standard Lum-
ber company.
City Auditor McCarten recommended
that the following described improve-
ment bonds dated Dec. 1st, 1892, sold to
C. H. White & Co.. New York, number-
ed from 174 to 197 inclusive, amounting to
812.000.00 and bonds dated August 15th,
1894. numbered from 469 to 518 inclusive,
Amounting to 85.000.00.
Ald. Bonson moved to adjourn.
Curled.
62 93
Attest:
• Recorder.
Approved 1S96.
.. i Mayor.
CITY COUNCIL
SPECIAL SESSION FEBRUARY 12TH,
1896.
(Official.)
Council met at 5:45 p. m.
Mayor Olinger in the chair.
Present—Aids. Bonson. Crawford, Cul-
len, Kaufmann. Ryder, Shea, Schulte
and Vogler.
The mayor stated that the object of
the meeting was ..o take action in regard
to sale of. bonds.
Ald. Bonson offered the following reso-
lution:
Resolved, By the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That all actions of the
council heretofore taken in regard to sale
or exchange of rufunding bonds. be re-
scinded. Carried by the following vote:
Ayes—Alis. Bonson, Crawford, Cul-
len, Kaufmann. Ryder, Shea, Schulte
and, Vogler.
Noes—None.
Ald. Ryder offered the following:
A Resolution to Provide for the Issuance
of Refunding Bonds.of the City of Du-
buque, Iowa. for the Purpose of Refund
ing Certain Outstanding and Maturing
Bond.: and Reducing the Rate of In-
terest Thereon.
Whereas, The City of Dubuque, Iowa,
is justly and legally indebted on its eel.-
. Lain vans outstanding Ponds to an amount.
exceeding Ninety six thousand dollars,
which outstanding bonds were heretofore
legally issued by the said City under a
resolution duly and legally passed by the
CIty Council thereof In the year 1871, and
which outstanding bonds bear interest.
at the rate of Six per cent per annum,
and became due and payable on the first
day of February, A. D., 1896, said out-
standing bands having been issued to re-
fund and pay certain other valid out-
standing bonds of the said City thereto-
fore issued to pay valid indebtedness of
the said City contracted and Incurred
prior to the adoption of the present Con-
stitution of the said State of Iowa, and,
Whereas. the said outstanding bonds
which so became due on February 1st,
1896, are in all respects regular, legal
and) valid. and the interest thereon hav-
ing been regularly paid by the said City
during all the time they have been so
outstanding, and.
Whereas. the said bonds can be re-
funded at a less rate of interest and to
the advantage ef. the said City, and it
deemed for the public interest to
refund thesame. and.
Wereas. The City has full power
and authority under the laws of the sail'
State of Iowa to issue bonds as herein-
after nrovided to refund the said out-
standing bonds so due. now therefore,
Resolved, By the City Council of the
City of Dubuque. Iowa, more than two-
thirds of the members of the said Council
concurring therein.
Section 1. That there are hereby au-
thorized and directed to foe issued by and
in behalf of the said City of Dubuque its
refunding bonds according' to and of thel
form hereinafter contained. to the
amount of Ninety Six Thousand Dollars.
($96.000.00). under date of February 1st.
1896. In denominations of Five Hundred
Dollars. ($600.00). each. payable twenty
February 12, 1896
years from date. bearing interest at the
rate of Four per cent. per annum payable
semi-annually on the first day of Au-
gust and February during said terms, to
he evidenced by Interest coupons at-
tached to the saki bonds. I3oth interest
and principal of the said bonds to be
made payable in lawful gall coin of the
United States of America of the present
standard of weight and fineness, at the
National Bank of the Republic in the
City and State of New York. The said
bonds shall be signed by the Mayor and
attested by the Auditor of the said City
under its corporate seal• and the interest
coupons to be thereto attached shall be
signed by the City Auditor and his signal
ture to such coupons may be lithographed
Section 2. The said bonds shall be as
nearly as practicable of the following
form, subject to the necessary changes
as to numbers. maturities of coupons and
other. necessary variations therein:—
United
herein:United States of America.
State of Iowa. County of Dubuque.
City of Dubuque.
Four Per Cent. (=old Refunding Bond.
No. $500.00
Know all men by these presents• that
the City of Dubuque in the State of Iowa
is justly indebted and for value receiv-
ed hereby promises to pay to}bearer on.
the first day of February, A. if., 1916, the
principal sum of Five Hundred Dollars,
with interest thereon at the rate of Four
per cent. per annum. payable semi-an-
nually. on the first day of August and of
February in each year, as evidenced by
and on the presentation and surrender of
the interest coupons hereto attached.
Both (principal and interest hereof are
payable in lawful gold coin of the United
States of America of the present stand-
ard of weight and fineness, at the Na-
tional Bank of the Republic in the City
and State of New York.
This bond is one of a series of One Hun
dred and Ninety Two bonds of like date,
tenor and amount. numbered from 1 to
192 and aggregating Ninety Six Thou-
sand Dollars. (196.000.00)„ issued by the
CIU* Council of the said City under the
provisions of Chapter 58 of the Session
Laws of the 17th General Assembly of the
said State of Iowa. as amended by Chap-
ter 140 of the Session Laws of the 18th
General Assembly of the said State, with
the other amendments. thereto and other
statutes of the said State in such cases
made and provided. and in strict conform
ity with a resolution of the said City
Council dated, passed and approved the
ay of February. 1896.
It is hereby recited and certified that
this series of bonds Is issued for the purl
pose of refunding other valid bonds of
the said City which became due at the
date hereof. and which had been hereto-
fore legally issued for the purpose of re-
funding, funding and paying valid in-
debtedness of the said City. legally in-,
curred before the adoption of the present
Constitution of the said State of Iowa.
It is further certified that this series"of
bonds and the bonds hereby refunded
•have been issued in strict compliance
with and conformity to the laws and Con
stitution of the said State of Iowa, and•
that all acts.. conditions and things re-
gUired to recedent to and in the
issuanethis series done
issuance off bonds and of the
• bonds hereby refunded. and in the incurr
!rig of the original indebtedness represent
:) i
ed thereby, were and have been legally
had, done and performed; and that due
and legal provision has been made for
the assessment, levy and collection from
year to yar of an annual tax on all of the
taxable property of the said City of a.
sufficient sum to pay the interest on the
said series of bonds as the same becomes'
due, and to provide for the payment of
the principal thereof at maturity.
In testimony Whereof the said City
Council of the City of Dubuque has caus-
ed this bond to be signed by its, Mayor,
and attested by its Auditor, and its cor-
porate seal attached hereto, and the in-
terest coupons hereto annexed to be signs
ed with the lithographed signature of the
said City Auditor. all as of the date of the
first day of F--ehrulrv, A. D., 1896. •
(Seal)
Attest:
Mayor.
City Auditor,
(First coupon).
No. •1. $10.00
The Treasurer of the City of Dubnque;
Iowa, will pay to the holder hereof on
the 1st day of August. 1896. at. the Na-
tional Bank of the Republic, New `York,
the sum of Ten Dollars in gold coin as
Provided, in. and for the semi-annual in-
terest on. the said City's Refunding Bond
No. . dated February 1st, 1896, is-
sued under the provisions of chapter 58
of the Session Laws of the 17th General
Assembly, amendments thereto, and
other statutes of the said State of Iowa.
City Auditor.
Section 3. The said bonds shall be sold,
exchanged or substituted for the said
cutstanding Six per cent. bonds, which
so became due on February 1st, 1896, but
in no case at less than the par value
thereof. nor shall the said bonds author-
ized by this resolution, nor the proceeds
thereof. be used for any other purpose
than for paying, redeeming and refund-
ing the said described outstanding Six
per cent. bonds.
Seettn 4. The City Council of the City;
of Dubuque shall each year, at the time
of levying the City taxes. cause to be as-
sessed and levied upon all of the prop-
erty within the said City of Dubuque sub
ject to taxation. a sufficient tax to meet
the payment of the interest on the
bonds hereby auhorized to be issued, as
the same from time to time becomes due,
and also before the maturity thereof, to
provide for the levy and collection of a
sufficient tax to pay the principal of the
said bands at such maturity, and the said
tax shall be continued from year to year
so long as the same shall be necessary to
meet the payment of the said interest or
principal of the said bonds. Should the•.
City Council fail to make or provide for
the levy of a sufficient tax to pay such
bonds or interest coupons, or any or
either of thein. at maturity and the same
shall be•presented to the City Treasurer
and payment of any such bond or coupon
be refused. theowner thereof may file
such bonds and coupons, or any of them,
with the Auditor of the said State of
Iowa and the Executive Council may
thereupon levy or cause to be levied a
tax sufficient to pay such bonds and cou-
pons. or any or either of them, as au-
thorized by and in accordance with the
statute in such cases made and provided.
°pita 1VUticr'.%.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Bonson. Crawford, Cul-
len, Kaufmann, Ryder, Shea, Schulte
and Vogler.
Noes—None.
Aid. Ryder moved that the mayor and
finance committee be instructed to enter
into contract for the refunding of $96,-
000.00 of -city bo ds. Carried.
Aid. Bonson ," o1 ed adjourn. ar-
ried.
Attest: A . IN O'CONNELL,
ecorder Pro Tem.
NT NOT tCES.
SPECIAL ASSESS
To 111. and F. Kyan:
You are hereby notified that in accord-
ance with. a resolution of the City Conn -
ill of the City of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sidewalk adopted on the 3rd
day of February. A. D., 1896, a special
assessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the next regular meeting of
the City Council, upon all lots and par-
cels of land .abutting on said improve-
ment, lot No, 7, in Hill's sub, owned by
you being subject to such assessment.
And you. aee notified to appear at said
meeting of the .Council, to be held on the
2nd day of March. A. D., 1896, and show
'cause lf,any you.have, why said assess
ment should not be levied.
To Anna Kelly: • •
You are hereby notified that in accord-
ance with a resolution of the City Coun-
cil of the'City of •Dubuque for cleaning
now from sidewalk. adopted on the 3rd
day of February. A. D., 1S96, a special
assessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the next regular meeting of
the. City Council, upon all lots and par-
cels of land abutting on said Improve-
ment, lot 3 of 6 and 3 of 7, in G. D.
Wood's add. owned by you being sub-
ject to such special assessment. And
you are notified to appear at said meet-
ing.of the Council, to be held on the 2nd
day of March, A. D.. 1896, and show
cause, if any you have. why said assess-
ment should not be levied.
To J. Zimmerman:
. You are hereby notified that in accord-
ance with a resolution of the City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sidewalk. adopted on the 3rd
day of February. A. D., 1896, . a special
assessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at :the next re;ular meeting of
' the City Council. upon all lots and par-
cels of land abutting on said improve-
ment, lot No. 16. In King's add, 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 2nd day of March, A. D..,
1896, and show cause if any you have,
why said assessment should not be lev-
ied.
To J. Vyverberg Est.:
You are hereby notified that in accord-
ance with a resolution of the City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sidewalk. adopted on the 3rd
day of February, A. D., 1896, a special
assessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the next regular meeting of
the City Council. upon all lots and par-
cels of land abutting on said improve-
ment. lots 300 and 301 in Davis Farm add,
owned by you being subject to such spec
lal assessment. And you are notified to
appear at said meeting of the Council,
to be held on the 2nd day of March, A.
D., 1896. and show cause if any you have,
why said assessment should not be lev-
ied.
To Mr. Smith:
You are hereby notified that in accord-
ance with a resolution of the City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sidewalk. adopted on the 3rd
day of February. A. D.. 1896. a special
assessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the next regular meeting of
the City Council, upon ail lots and par-
cels of land abutting on said itnprovo-
ment, lot 1 of 1 of 1 of 3. in Robt. Browns
sub, owned by you being subject to such
special assessment. And you are noti-
fled to appear at said meeting of the
Council. to be held on the 2nd day of
March, A. D.. 1896. and show cause if
any you have. why said assessment
should not be levied.
To Mrs. A. Elliott:
You are hereby notified that in accord-
ance with a resolution of the City Coun-
• oil of. the City of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sidewalk. adopted on the 3rd
day of February. A. D., 1896, a special
assessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the next regular meeting of
the City Council. upon all lots and par-
cels of land abutting on said improve-
ment, lot No. 1. in Harper's sub, owned
by you being subject to such special as-
sessment. And you are notified to ap-
pear at said meeting of the Connell, to
be held on the 2nd day of March; A. D.,
1896, and show cause if any you have,
why said assessment should not be lev-
ied.
To Wm. Strinsky:
You are hereby notified that in accord-
ance with a resolution of the City Coun-'
oil of the City of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sidewalk, adopted on the 3rd
day of February. A. D.. 1896, a spectal
assessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the next regular meeting of
the City Council, upon all lots and par-
cels of land abutting on said improve-
ment, lot No. 19. in Deming and Horr's
sub, owned by you being subject to suet:),
special assessment. And you are notli-
fled to appear at said meeting of the
Council, to be held on the 2nd day;of
March, A. D.. •1896. and show cause 'it
any .you have. why said assessment
should not be levied.
To A. Shoemacher:
You are hereby notified that in accord-
ance with a resolution of the City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sidewalk, adopted on the.3rd
day of February, A. D., 1896, a special
assessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the next regular meeting of
the City Council, upon all lots and par-
cels of land abutting on said improve-
ment, lot No. 52. in McCraney's 1st add,
owned by you being subject to such spec-
ial assessment. And you are notified to
appear at said meeting of the Council,
to be held on the 2nd day of March, A.
D., 1896, and show cause 1f any you have
why said assessment should not be lev-
led.
To F. Swanson:
You are hereby notified Chat in accord-
ance with a resolution of the City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sidewalk. adopted on the 3rd
day of February, A. D., 1896, a special
;aeea.
assessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the next regular meeting of
the City Council, upon all lots and par-
cels of land
lot No. 39.tIn O'Neill'sdRiverview
add, owned by you being subject to such
special assessment. And you are noti-
fied to appear at said meeting of ,the
Council. to be held on the 2nd day of
March. A. D.. 1896. and show cause if
any you have. why said assessment
should not be levied.
To C. F. Gassman:
You are hereby notified that in accord-
ance with a resolution of the City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sidewalk. adopted on the 3rd
day of February. A. D.. 1896, a special
assessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the next regular meeting of
the City Council, upon all Iota and Par-
cels of land abutting on said improve-
ment. lots 1 and 2 sub of lots 30 and 31, in
Littleton's and Sawyer's add, owned ,by
you being subject to such special assess-
ment, And you are notified to appear
at said meeting of the council, to 'be held
on the 2nd day of March, A: D:, • 1896.
and show cause. if any you have; why
said assessment should not be levied.
Z.1
To Geo. Gray Est.:
You are hereby notified ilia; i:, :..eord-
ance with a resolution of the Cay Coup -
ell of the City of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sidewalk. adopted on the 3rd
day of February, A. D., 1896, a special
assessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the next regular meeting of
the City Council, upon all lots and par-
cels of •land abutting on said improve-
ment, lots 2. 3. 4 and 5. in Gray's sub, own
ed by yeti being subject to such special
assessment. 'And you are notified to:ap-
pear at said meeting of the'Council, to be
held on the 2nd day of March, A. D., 1896,
and show cause if any you have why
said assessment should not be levied.
To John McDonald:
You are hereby entified that to accord-
ance with a resolution of the City Coun-•
•ell of the City of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sidewalk. adopted on.the 3rd
day of February:. A. D.. 1896, aspecial
'assessment will be levied for the expenise
thereof at the next regular meeting 'of
the City Council. upon all lots and .par-
cels of land abutting on said improle-
mens, lot s 89 ft of. lot 2. in' McNulty's
sub, owned by you being subject to sueh
special assessment. And you are noti-
fied to appear at said meeting of.,the
Council. to be held on` the 2nd day, of
March, A. D.. 1896. and show cause,.if
any you have. why said assessmeht
should not be levied.
To O.' Reinecke: .
You are hereby notified that in accord-
ance with a restlution of the City Coun-
cil.of the City cr Dubuque for. cleaning
snow from sidewalk. adopted on the 3rd
day' of February. A. D., 1896, a special
assessment will be levied for the expense
theredf at the next regular meeting of
the City Council. upon all lots and par-
cels of land abutting on said improve-
ment. lot No. 13. in Newburg. and Hales
stab, owned by you being.subject to such
special assessment. And you are noti-
fied to appear at said meeting of the
Council. to be held en the 2nd day of
March. A. D.. 1896. a;td show cause, if
any you' have. why said assessment
should not be Levied.
To A. C. Wolcott._ Est.:
You are hereby, notified that in accord-
ance with a resolution of the City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sidewalk. adopted on the• 3rd
day of February. A. D.. 1896, a special
assessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the next regular meeting of
the City Council, upon all lots and par-
cels of land abutting on said improve-
ment, lots 262. 263. and 264, in Ham's
add, owned by you being subject to such
special assessment. And you are noti-
fled to appear at said meeting of the
Council. to be held on the 2nd •day of
March, A. D.. 1896. and show cause if any
you have. why said assessment should
not be levied.
To C. L. Pritchard:
You are hereby notified that in accord-
ance with a resolution of the City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sidewalk. adopted on the 3rd
day of February. A. D.. 1896, a special
assessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the • next regular. meeting. of
the City Council. upon all lots and .par-
cels of land abutting on said improve-
ment, lot No. 12 sub \V 1-2 bik 1, in .Du-
buque Harbor Co.'s add. owned t y you
being subject to such special assessment.:
And you are notified to appear at said;
meeting.of the Council. to be held on the
2nd day of March. A, D.. 1896, and show.
cause If any You have.. why said assess-
ment should not be levied:.
To J. H. Berry Est.:
You are hereby notified that.in accord-
ance with a resolution of the City Coun=
ell of the City of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sidewalk. adopted on the 3rd
day of February. A. D., 1896, a special
assessment will be levied for the expense.
thereof at the next regular meeting of
the City Council, upon all lots and par-
cels of land abutting on said improve-
ment, lot 2 and 2 of 1 of 1 of 3, in Robt.
Brown's sub. 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 2nd day
of March, A. D.. 1896. and show cause If
any you have. why said assesment
should not be levied.
To John Koch:
You are hereby notified that in accord-
. ance with a resolution of the City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sidewalk. adopted on the 3rd
day of February. A. D.. 1896, a special
assessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the next regular meeting of
the City Council, upon all lots and par-
cels of land abutting on said improve-
ment. lot No. 16. In Cox's add, owned by
,vou being subject to such special ansa-
ment. And you are notified t.
at said meeting of the Council, to be held
on the 2nd day of March. A. D., 1896, and
show cause, if any you have, why said
assessment should not be levied.
To C. Shannon:
You are hereby notified that in accord-
ane
Coun-
c icofRthe City ith a sof Dubuque forolution, of the cleaning'
snow from sidewalk. adopted on the 3rd
day of February. A. D.. 1896, a special
assess,ment
ense
thereof atthe next Ivied the
nextregular meeting o
the City Council, upon all lots and par-
cels of land abutting on said improve -
2
Park and lot?49 0inaOak and Park ads
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Oiici.al Notic'm
owned by you being subject to such spec-
ial assessment. And you are notified to
appear at said meeting of the Council,
to be held on the 2nd day of March, A.
D., 1896. and show cause if any you have,
why said assessment should not be lev-
ied.
To F. A. lisping:
You are hereby notified that in accord -
once with a resolution of the City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sidewalk. adopted on the 3rd
day of February. A. D., 1896, a special
assessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the next regular meeting of
the City Council. upon all lots and par-
cels of land abutting on said improve-
ment. lot No. 116. in O'Neill's Riverview
add, owned by you being subject to such
special assessment. And you are noti-
fied to appear aft said meeting of the
Council. to be held on the 2nd day of
March, A. D.. 1896. and show cause, if
any you have why said assessment
should not be levied.
To John Walsh:
You are hereby notified that in accord-
an:e with a resolution of the City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sidewalk. adopted on the 3rd
day of February. A. D.. 1896, a special
assessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the next regular meeting of
the City Council. upon all lots and par-
cels of land abutting on said improve-
ment. lots 3. 4 and 5 sub of 1 of 5 of the
sub of lots 10. 12 and 13 of n e 1-4, sec
13, 89-2 east, 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 2nd day
of March. A. D.. 1896. and show cause, if
any you have. why said assessment
should not be levied.
To Wm. Fuller:
You are hereby notified that in accord-
ance with a resolution of the City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sidewalk. adopted on the 3-d
flay of February. A. D.. 1896, a special
assessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the next regular meeting of
the City Council, upon all lots and par-
cels of land abutting on said improve-
ment, lots 153 aad1 4. in Woodlawn Park
add, owned by pou'being subject to such
special assesam nt. An 1 you are noti-
fied to appear. at said meeting of the
Council. to .be held on the 2nd day of
March, A. •).. 1896. and show cause, if
any you have. why said assessment
should not be levied.
To W. J. Dolan:
You are hereby notified that in accord-
ance with a resolution of the City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sidewalk, adopted on the 3rd
day of February. A. D., 1896, a special
assessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at' the next regular meeting of
the City Council, upon all lots and par-
cels of land abutting on said Improve-
ment, lot No. 8. in Levi's add, owned by
you being subject to such special assess-
ment. And you are notified to appear
at said meeting of the Council, to be
held on the 2nd day of March, A. D.,
1896. and show cause if any you have,
why said assessment should not be lev-
ied.
To Jas. Marshall. 11. W. Butler, Mauer
Est., and M. Kamer Est,:
You are hereby notified that in accord -
once with a resolution of the City Coun-
cil of lne City of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sidewalk. adopted en the 3rd
day of February, A. D., 1896, a special
assessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the next regular meeting of
the City Council. upon ail lots and par-
cels of land abutting on said improve-
ment, lots 277. 213. 227 and 228 and w 1-2
252 in Davis Farm add. 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
2nd day of March. A. D., 1896, and show
cause, if any you have, why said assess-
ment should not be levied.
To I1llen Gleason:
You are hereby notified that in accord-
ance with a resolutionof the City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sidewalk. adopted on the 3rd
day of February. A. D.. 1896. a specia,
assessment will be levied for the expens,
thereof at the next regular meeting of
the City Council, upon all lots and par-
cels of land abutting on said improve-
ment, lot No. 2 of sub 229, in Union add.
owned by• you being subject to sucl,
special assessment. And you are noti-
fied to appear at said meeting of tht
Council. to be held on the 2nd day of
March. A. D., 1896. and show cause it'
any you have. why said assessmen:
should not be levied.
To F. Freiburg:
You are hereby notified that in accord-
ance with a resolution. of the City Coun
ell of the City of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sidewalk, adopted on the 3rd
day of February. A. D., 1896. a special
assessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the next regular meeting or
the City Council, upon all lots and par-
cels of land abutting on said improve-
ment. lot e 22 of lot 5 and lot 6 In Kelly's
sub. owned by you being subject to such
special assessment. And you are noti-
fied to appear at said meeting of the
Council, to be held on the 2nd day of
March. A. D.. 1896, and show cause if
any you have, why said assessmen:
should sot be levied.
To T. Dolan:
You are hereby notified that in accord-
ance with a resolution of the City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sidewalk. adopted on the 3rd
day of February, A. D., 1896, a specia'
assessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the next regular meeting of
the City Council, upon all lots and par-
cels of land abutting on said improve-
ment, lot n m 20 feet of lot 83 In City, own
ed by you being subject to such special
assessment. And you are notified to ap
pear at said meeting of the Council, b'
be held on the 2nd day of March, A. D.
1896. and show cause if any you have
why said assessment should not be lev-
led.
To Marg. Lawhan:
You are hereby notified that in accord-
ance with a resolution of the City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sidewalk. adopted on the 3rcl
day of February, A. D.. 1896, a special
assessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the next regular meeting of
the City Council, upon all hots and par-
cels of land abutting on said improve-
ment, lot 4 of lot 601. In CIty, owned by
you being subject to such special assess-
ment. And you are notified to appear
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at said meeting of the Council, to be heli
on the 2nd day of March, A. D., 1896,
and show cause if any you have, why
said assess vent should not be levied.
To M. O'Cc Iner's Est.:
You are hereby notified that in accord-
ance with a resolution of the City Coun-
cil of the C.ty of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sldewalk. adopted on the 3rd -
day of February. A. D.. 1896, a special
assessment isill be levied for the expense
thereof at the, next regular meeting of
the City Council, upon all lots and par-
cels of land abutting on said Improve-
ment. lot No. 590. in City 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 2nd day of March. A. D., 1896, and
show !•ause if any you have why said as-
sessment should not be levied.
To C. Henitz:
You are hereby notified that in accord
ance with a resolution of the City Conn-
ell of the City of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sidewalk. adopted on the 3rd
day of February. A. D.. 1896, a special
assessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the next regular meeting of
the City Council, upon all lots and par-
cels of land abutting on said improve-
ment. lot 147 In L. H. Langworthy's add,
owned by you being subirc: to such spec-
ial assessment. And you are notified to
appear at said meeting of the Council,
to be held on the 2nd day of March, A.
D., 1896. and show cause 1f any you have,
why said assessment should not be lev-
ied.
ial assessment will be levied for the ex-
pense thereof at the next regular meet-
ing of the City Council. upon all lots and
parcels of land abutting on said Improve-
ment. Lots n 1-2 293. 3 of sub 703, 3 of
out lot 741, n 38.6 ft. 219. 211, 324, 610 and
5 of sub of 578a and lot 552, In City, own-
ed by you, being subject to special as-
sessment, you may appear at said meet-
ing, to be held on the 2nd day of March,
1896. and show cause, if any you have,
why said assessment should not be lev-
ied. JOHN O'CONNELL,
11-10t. City Recorder Pro Tem.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To Thos McDonald:
You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with a resolution o! the city
council of the city of Dubuque for the
improvement of Audobon avenue, from
West 14th street to Dexter avenue.
adopted on the 6th day of January, A.
D. 1896, a special assessment will be
levied for the expense thereof at the
next regular meeting of the city coun-
cil, upon all lots and parcels of land
abutting said improvement, lot No. 59
in Woodlawn Park addition 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 3d day of February, A.
D. 1896, and show cause if any you have,
why said assessment should not be lev-
ied. T. J. COONEY,
• 1-14-10t City Recorder.
To Eliz. Doyle:
You are hereby notified that in ace.vd-
ance with a resolution of the City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sidewalk. adopted on the 3rd
day of February. A. D.. 1896, a special
assessment will be levied for the ex-
pense thereof at the next regular meet-
ing of the City Council. upon all lots
and parcels of land abutting on said im-
provement. lots e 1-2 of lot 3 and w 10 ft
of lot 2 in Newman's sub. owned by you
being subject to such special assess-
ment. And you are notified to appear al
said meeting of the Council, to be held
on the 2nd day of March. A. D., 1896, and
show cause if any you have, why said
assessment should not be levied.
To C. Flanders:
You are hereby notified that in accord-
ance with a resolution of the City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque for clean-
ing snow from sidewalk adopted on the
3rd day of February. A. D., 1896, a spec-
ial assessment will be levied for the ex-
pense thereof at the next regular meet-
ing of the City Council, upon all lots and
parcels of land abutting on said improve-
ment, lot No. 81. in City. 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
2nd day of March. A. D.. 1896, and show
cause. If any you have. why said assess-
ment should not be levied.
To Schmidt and Kuehule. Nic, Each, Mrs
Alice Goldthorpe. A. Goldthorpe. =.i. E.
Chatfield, B. J. Goldthorpe, Matz Ry-
an. and J. B. Ricketts:
You are hereby notified that in accord-
ance with a resolution of the City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque, for clean-
ing snow frnid sidewalk. adopted on the
3rd day of February. A. D., 1896, a vet -
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
City Engineer's Office,
Dubuque, Iowa.
To the ower or owners of the several
lots and parcels of ground abutting:
Audubon avenue from West 14th st.
to Dester avenue.
Rebecca street from Thomas street
to south end of street:
And to any person or persons of com-
pany having any Interest in said real
estate, you are hereby notified that
there is on file in the office of the city
recorder of Dubuque a plat of said
above named streets and alleys in said
city, showing the several lots or parcels
of ground abutting on said streets and
alleys, subject to the special
assessment-g a
for paving, guttering,
d ma
cadamizing of said streets and alleys
and the names as far as practicable of
the owners of said abutting real estate
and the amount assessed against each
lot, or parcel of ground. for the inspee-
tic n of any person, firm or company in-
terested in any kind In said real esta e.
and that such firm or comp y
g
osed
to be assesseshe special tax as shown by slp
to aidplat,
may file with the city recorder his or
their objection in writing at orbc!ore
:he next meeting of the city
couccil of
the city of Dubuque, which will nice,.
the 2r.t day of February. 1b)i.
W. H. KNORLCOX.
1 1: l
16t. City r4.;in,24:..
4:2
Otlicia1 _Notices.
NOTICE TO SIDEWALK CON-
TRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the city engineer's office, city of Du-
buque, Iowa, up to 4 o'clock p. m. Mon-
day, Feb. 10th, 1896, for constructing
sidewalks of plank as follows, where
not already laid: via
A 2 -foot wide sidewalk on north side
of Blocklinger Lane, betdreen Couler
avenue and Broadway.
A 4 -foot wide sidewalk on west side
St. Ambrose street from Arch street to
Asbury street.
A 4 -foot wide sidewalk on east side of
College avenue from West Third street
to West Fifth street.
A 4 -foot wide sidewalk on north side
15th street from Maple street to Cedar
street.
A 6 -foot wide sidewalk on south side
of West 5th street from Glen Oak ave-
nue to Booth street.
A 6 -foot wide sidewalk en east side of
Broadway from Blocklinger Lane to
Diagonal.
All in accordance with specifications
on file In said office.
A bond of $100 will be required with
each bid.
The city reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
W. H. KNOWLTON,
1- 27-10t. City Engineer.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Notice is hereby given to all persons,
who have failed to pay their city license,
that if the same is not paid at once, pro-
ceedings will be brought against such
parties. and they will be• prosecuted to
the full extent of the law.
ED. MORGAN.
2-6-3t. City Marshal.
Special Session, February 26, 1896.
43
Special Session, Feb. 26th, 1896.
(Official.)
Council met at 5:10 p. m.
Mayor Olinger in the chair.
Present—Alda. Bauer, Bonson, Craw-
ford, Cullen, Halpin, Kaufman, Ryder,
Shea and Vogler.
The mayor stated the object of the
meeting was to hear a proposition from
Farson, Leach & Co. In regard to sale of
refunding bonds.
The following proposition was present-
ed.
To the Mayor and Council of the City
of Dubuque, Iowa.
Gentlemen: Whereas. Your city has
certain outstanding bonds maturing Sep
tember 1, 1896, amounting to $105,000.
We herewith submit you the following
proposition to refund said outstanding
bonds:
We will take refunding bonds of the city
of Dubuque in an amount equal to above
described bonds, said bonds to be dated
April 1st, 1896 and mature 20 years from
date without option of prior payment.
Bonds to bear 4 per cent. interest from
date payable semi-annually.
Principal and interest payable at some
bank In New York, and we agree to take
up said bonds at the National Bank of
Illinois, Chicago, at par and accrued in-
terest as fast as old bonds can be call-
ed and presented at said bank for pay-
ment.
The city will agree to issue a call for
said bonds stating that said outstand-
ing bonds will be paid by Farson, Leach
& Co. at par and accrued interest, and in
addition thereto a premium of 1-2 per
cent.
Said exchange to be effected at Nation-
al Bank of Illinois, Chicago.
We hereby agree to pay said 1-2 per
cent., city to pay accrued interest to date
bonds are presented for payment, when
presented prior to September, lst, 1896.
Said call also to limit this option of re-
demption at 1-2 per cent. premium to
bonds presented on or before June 1st,
1896. We agree to pay the city an am-
ount of money equal to one-half the dif-
ference between interest accruing on the
4 per cent bonds between June 1st, 1896,
and September 1st, 1896, and interest ac-
cruing on 6 per cent. bonds between same
time on all six per cent bonds not pre-
sented before June 1st, 1896.
We also agree to furnish blanks free
of expense to the city.
Very Respectfully,
FARSON, LEACH & CO.
Ry G. G. Olmstead.
Noes—None.
Petition of Mulgrew & Phillips, ask-
ing for permission to build and maintain
coal docks on the levee, and extend track
to same, was referred to the committee
of the whole.
Ald. Shea m.
Carried.
•es to s our,
•
CI iY i 1
Regular session March 2nd, 1896.
(Official.)
Council met at 9:40 a. m.
Mayor Olinger in the chair.
Present—A]ds. Bonson, Cullen, Hal-
pin, Kauffman, Ryder, Shea and Vog-
ler.
Ald. Bonson moved that the minutes
of the last meeting as printed be approv-
ed.
Carried.
The following bills were allowed.
Dubuque Cabinet Makers' asso.,
matress, etc., Central engine
house $
W M. Greenhow supplies for fire
alarm system
E. E. Frith removing dead ami -
mals... •••••
M. Mullen plumbing at city hall
Reinfrled & Jaeger supplies for
fire department
A. Tredway & Sons springs for
fire department
Phil Pier coil for
ment
Dubuque Oil Tank line, oil for fire
department
Christman & Healey, hardware
for fire department
J. F His & Bro., supplies for fire
department
F. A. Miller, brooms and dusters..
F A Huber & Son, turning pul-
ley
John Butt, repairing engine137 05
5
W. H. Torbert, sponges5 20
P. H. Halpin, bran, salt, etc 8 20
A. Wunderlich, horse shoeing
Key City Gas Co., coke for engine 29 17
houses
Wm Marshall repairing engines10 09
Central Union Telephone Co. ex- 5 00
tension bell engine house
Dubuque Rubber and Belting Co,
supplies for fire department.... 6 77
Dubuque Water Co, 321 fire hy- 1337 50
drants
John Butt, repairing wagon and
scraper.—
Christman & Healy, wheelbar-
rowsa& Sullivan, nails etc.....
Duggan
n
McCarten & Leahy. oats........
Lear & Pflffner, horse shoeing....
Reinfried & Jaeger, supplies for
police department ..........
Phil Pier, wood........ ..•••• ... .
Peter Hansen. hay ................
M. Brown & Sons, hay • • ....... "
Aid. Halpin moved that the above
proposition be accepted and that the Fin
ance committee and mayor be authorized
to enter into a contract, according to
said proposition. vote:
Carried by the following
Ayes—Ald. Barer, Bonson. Crawford,
Cullen. Halpin, Kauffman, Ryder, Shea
and Vogler.
fire depart -
4.50
2 88
11.50
11.80
7 45
1 25
20 19
5 40
7 75
3 20
13 75
1 00
4 95
6 60
3 40
24 95
12 50
3 15
9 00
3 00
3 00
44 Regular Session, March 2, 1896
M. Brown & Sons, hay, straw and
oats
G A. Thorman, supplies for pollee
matron
Chris Schmidt, supplies for police
matron
Duggan & Kane, supplies for po-
lice matron
Lear & Pflffner, horse shoeing
Harger & Blish, blank stationary
Young Bros., towels and racks
W. W. Wormood, caring for town
clock
Barnard, Walker & Clewell, blank
stationary
J. P. Schroeder & Co., cement and
pipe
Peter Eisbach, overcharge on Cur
tis street improvement •
M. Brown & Co., grading Queen
street
Peter Klauer, work and material
engineer's office
Duggan & Kane, matches, etc
McCarten Bros, brooms and
matches
Phil Peer, wood city hall
Excelsior Brass Works, repairs en
engines
Chas Atkinson, papering
painting ....... .... ..... .... ..
John Hoffmann, janitor city hall
Adam Jaeger, sawing wood
Maggie Murrey, type writing.... 4 00
Jac Sherman, furniture city hall. 251 00
Frank Keachie, carpenter work
city hall 110 50
George Bennett, assistant asses-
sor 100 00
Gott Gmehle, assistant assessor100 00
Jas. E. Knight, expense to Des
Moines
Wm. Geiscker, assistant in engin-
eer's office
Robert McGivern, sanitary inspec
tor 50 00
Mrs. Koenig, anitor ctiy hall 02 00
Wm. Kaep, clerk recorder's office50 00
The following bills were referred:
To committee on police and light:
Star Electric Co., $1647.
Key City Gas Co $97.15.
Globe Light and Heat Co $166.67.
To the committee on printing.
The Herald $135.00.
The Telegraph $75.00.
The Globe $67.50.
The Times Co, $29.15.
Bill of Jas A. Palen of $4.95 was re-
referred to the board of health.
Bill of M. Tschirgi, Jr., of $181.29 was
referred to the street committee.
Bill of Dubuque Construction Co of
$307.61 was referred to the paving com-
mittee.
Statement of judgment and cost in
case of Ella S. Brunskill vs. the city
was referred to the finance committee,
mayor and city attorney, with power.
Ald. Crowford arrived at 10:05 a. m.
Petitions.
28 90
70
2 40
5 25
5 50
2 00
6 00
72 00
57 55
9 S5
6
08
150 00
and
85 92
1 10
13 00
45 00
42 66
19 00
35 00
10 00
20 40
55 00
The following petitions in relation to
• taxes were referred to the delinquent tax
committee.
r Dubuque Wooden Ware Co., Mrs. Pat-✓ paying special tax for cleaning snow
rick Flynn, Mrs. Anna Luber, Caroline
Lenzing, C. H. Eighmey for Main street
Methodist church, John F Wolf, Mrs.
Paul Ragatz, firs. Henry Streller, Louis %.
iPochter, Elizabeth Leuteli$ophia Demp-
sey, %Bridget Cantwell, Turner Hall so-
ciety, Mrs. McPoland 'John Egan,':lolo-
.na Rupprecht, S. Douglas Ryan rand t
Frank Hitchens. v
The following petitions were referred
to the committee of the whole.
Petition of Dubuque Malting Co. In re-
lation to taxes.
Remonstrance of J. A. Rhomberg, et
al against paying special assessment for
improvement of 5th avenue.
Petition of John Hickey in relation to
special tax for improvement of Grand-
view avenue.
Petition of C. Loetscher et al, asking
that Lincoln avenue between White and
Jgpkson streets toe opened.
Petition of Stephen Shaw, asking that
he be given the exclusive right for a
ferry dock in the Ice Harbor opposite
the Pacific house.
Petition of L. J. Baumhover et al, ask-
ing - that the public sidewalks be kept
open for travel during the construction
of buildings adjacent thereto.
The following petitions were referred
to the street committee.
Petition of Svendson & Ott, asking
that they be allowed compensation for
filling done on streets occupied by them
when the city hall require said streets
for public use.
Petition of Klaus Hegge, asking the
city to purchase his macadam
Petition of R. W. Stewart, askng that
York streets be graded.
Petition of Fred Galow, asking that the
city purchase his macadam.
Petition of Ernest Dettimann, asking
that Ries street' be graded for the pur-
pose of improving the same.
Petition of Wm. M. and Geo E. Davis,
asking the city to construe: a retaining
wall adjacent to their property on Pearl
street and Grove Terrace.
Remonstrance of Mary J. Corbett', et al,
against the improvement of Bennett
street.
Petition of Wm. Lawther, et al, ask-
ing that 26th street' from its present ter-
minus to Lawther avenue be opened up.
Communication of W H. Knowlton, city
engineer in relation to grade of Cox
street.
Estimate of the cost of grading Union
avenue, on old established grade: also
on new proposed grade.
Petition of Ed. Milligan et al, askng
that a divided grade be established on
Catherine street from W. 17th street to
alley north. Engineer Instructed to
prepare profile showing proposed divid-
ed grade
Remonstrances of J A Rhomberg, A
W Kemler Est., Mrs M Muntz, T Wilson.
E H Sheppley, Valentine Keppler, M
E Connolly, T J Paisley, G G Weaver,
Frank Lanzer, James Beach & Son,
Chas Stillman and C Jungk, against
Regular Session, _March 2, 1896.
45
from sidewalk.
Petition of Bart E Lnehan, et al, ask-
ing that the council stop the brick pav-
ing at the east line of the I. C. railroad
tracks near the depot, was referred to
the city attorney to examine and see
if same could be done on former resolu-
tions of the council, and report at the
afternoon session.
Petition and ordinance fixing and regu
lating the use of sewers, private drains,
plumbing and drainage work in the city
of Dubuque, was referred to the ordin-
ance c,mmittee. sewer committee and
engineer.
Petition of F A Gniffke In relation to
the location of Pickett street was re-
ferred to the city attorney and Engin-
eer.
Petition of Ells S Brunskill in relation
to her claim against the city was referr-
ed to the finance commttee, mayor and
city attorney with power.
Claim of John Drehouse vs the city
was referred to the city attorney and
committee on claims.
• Petition of Jas. A Palen in regard to
paving on 18th street and Couler avenue
was referred to the committee on pav-
Ing.
Petition of Chas Mehl et al, asking that
the arc light on W 5th street be removed
back to W 5th and Prospect street, was
referred to the committee on Police and
light with power.
Petition of Gott Knoeinchild et al,
asking that lots 142 and 143 in Burden
and Lawther's add, be filled to grade to
prevent stagnant water lying thereon
was referred to the aldermen of the 5th
ward to prepare the proper resolution In
relation thereto.
The following petitions were granted:
Petition of Ross McMahon et al, in re-
gard to the improvement of English Lana
and the aldermen of the 1st ward direct-
ed to offer the proper resolution in re-
lation thereto.
Petition of the trustees of the First
German Presbyterian church, asking to
be allowed to use 12 inches of the side-
walk on 17th street for the 3 buteresses
to be used in the construction ofthelr
new church, as shown by the plan at-
tached.
Petition of J Huber, asking that side-
walks be ordered laid on both sides of
Merz street between Windsor and Staf-
ford avenue.
Petition of J F Teal et al, asking that
17th street from Clark to Cox street be
improved.
Petition and plans of Security Building
were presented and approved.
Petition of Henry Henge In regard to
benches and trees in parks was granted,
and the matter referred to the commit-
tee on public grounds and buildings.
Petition of Margaret Alderson, asking
that John and George streets be opened
up for travel was granted, and the mar-
shal and engineer directed to have same
opened.
Claim of Frank Nejedly against John
Pollens was referred to the committee
on claims, also claim of C Rowland
against same party; also claim of Con-
rad Haffner against Peter Wertin. Claim
of John H. Nehls was referred to the
committee on claims and city attorney.
Petition of John Phillips, asking to be
allowed to construct man hole In sani-
tary sewer In W 5th street, was referred
to the sewer committee and engineer.
The following petitions were received
and filed.
Petition
extension
levee.
Petition of Mary and Nettie Blake
agreeing to accept the award of the jury
on Foye street.
Petition of Thos. McDonald et al, ask-
ing for grade stakes in front of their
property on W 3rd street.
Petition and claim of J M Kenety on
account of change of grade on Angella
street was filed for future reference.
Aid. Bauer arrived at 10:20.
Report of Officers.
City Auditor McCarten reported $1945,-
03 due city officers for month of Feb.,
:S96.
Report adopted, and warrants ordered
drawn to pay city officers, and report re-
ferred to the finance committee.
Jos. Reinfrled, fire chief reported $1864,
65 due firemen for the month of Feb..
1896.
Report adopted and warrants ordered
drawn to pay firemen and report rciezred
to the tire committee.
City Marshal Morgan reported 165 po-
lice cases during the month of Feb. 1896;
also reported $46.15 collected from the va-
rious sources during the month; also re-
ported $1971.50 due police for month of
Feb. 1896.
of S. D. Ryan In relation to
of railroad tracks on lower
Report adopted and warrants ordered
drawn ` • pay police and report referred
to committee on police and light.
Street Commissioner Carter reported
$729.15 due for labor on streets during
Feb. 1896; also presented itemized state-
ment of expenses for same.
Report adopted and warrants ordered
d:awn to pay for labor and report re-
fered lo the street committeee.
Sewer inspector Hillery reported $173,-
50 due for labor on sewers during Feb.
1896; also itemized stitement of expenses
for same.
Report adopted and warrants ordered
drawn for labor and report referred to
the sewer committee.
Market Master Traut reported $12.90
due city for scale receipts during Feb.
1896, also .reported $55.20 due for board
of prisoners during Feb. 1896.
Report adopted and warrants ordered
drawn to pay for board of prisoners.
City Electrician Osborne reported $15,-
66 due from Star Electric Co.. for lights
not properly lit during Feb. 1896.
Report adopted and auditor instructed
to collect same from Star Electric com-
pany.
The report of the following city weigh-
ers were received and filed:
46 Regular Session, Marc/ 2, MK.
Chas. Pitschner, Jos. Straney and Mrs.
C. Deckert.
The report of Thos, Jess, wood measur-
er, was received and filed.
Ald. Crawford moved that the rules
be suspended and all persons desiring
to, be allowed to address the council.
Carried.
E. H. Sheppley et al, ddressed the
council, remonstrating against paying
special tax for clearing snow from side-
walks.
On motion all remonstrances against
paying special tax for cleaning snow
from sidewalks were referred to the
street committee.
City Engineer Knowlton reported $4,-
139 due for macadam measured during
Feb. 1896.
Report adopted and warrants ordered
drawn to pay for same.
Ald. Shea moved that Bryan Dona-
hue be allowed measurement on macad-
am the same as other parties.
Carried by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Crawford, -Cullen, Hal
pin, Ryder and Shea.
Noes—Alds. Bauer, Bonson, Kauffman,
and Vogler.
Ald. Kauffman moved that when the
council adjourns for the day that it does
so to meet March 16th, 1896 at 7:30 p. m.
Carried.
City Engineer Knowlton reported as
follows:
That the grade at West Main street and
Jones street had not been changed to cor-
respond with the improvement of Main
street. On motion the engineer was in-
structed to prepare a. profile showing
such proposed change.
Also presented plat showing extension
of Eagle Point avenue from Stafford ave
to Middle street, which was referred to
the committee of the whole.
Also presented profile of change of
grade on Catherine street. and, a.skel
that same be substituted for profile In
the recorder's office. Adopted.
Also presented statement showing the
amount and cost of filling done on 18th
street and High Bridge avenue.
Approved and warrants ordered drawn
to pay for same.
Fire Chief Re:nfried recommended that
he be allowed an extra man during the
firemen's vacation.
Referred to the committee on fire with
power.
On ordinance granting to T. J. Mul-
grew and T. T. Phillips, their heirs, suc-
cessors and assigns the right to build
establish and maintain a coaling station
and ylard on the levee. easterly and in
front of block 7 in Dubuque Harbor Co's
ajd to the city of Dubuque, was referred
to the committee of the whole.
An ordinance grnting to T. J. Mul-
grew and T. J. Phillips, their heirs, suc-
cessors and assigns the right to build
and maintain a railroad track on
Dodge street and the levee, was referred
to the committee of the whole.
Ald. Bonson moved to adjourn to 2:00
p. m.
Carried.
AFTERNOON SESSION,
Council met apt 2:30 p. m.
Mayor Olinger in the chair.
Present: Alds. Bauer. Bonson, Craw-
ford, Cullen, Halpin, Kaufmann, Ryder
and Vogler.
Reports of Committees.
AId. Ryder. chairman of the flnance
committee, reported in favor of approv-
ing of the report of the treasurer for
February, 1896, and that warrants be
ordered drawn in his favor for money
advanced for interest. etc.
Report adopted.
Alos reported as follows on the peti-
tion of John and Henry Specht, asking
that they be allowed $150 towards defray
ing expenses of operating the steamer
Teal.
After Investigating the matter we find)
the council has no right to appropriate
money for any such purpose. Referred
to the committee on finance and city at-
torney.
Aid. Ryder offered the following:
A Resolution.
To amend a Resilution passed February
12. 1896, entttl d "A resolution to pro-
vide for the issuance of refunding bonds
of the City of Dubuque, Iowa, for the
purpose o•fi refunding certain outstand-
ing and maturing bonds, and reducing
the rate of interest thereon."
Whereas on the 12th day of February,
1896, this Cgpncil passed a resolution au-
thorizing and directing the issue of $96,-
000 of refunding bonds of this city for
the purpose of refunding and paying an
equal amount of certain valid outstand-
ing bands of this city theretofore issued
and which became due February 1, 1896,
and
Whereas the said $96.000 of bonds so
outstanding and which became due Feb-
ruary, 1. 1896. are still unpaid, being held
by the Banks of this. city for collection
for acount of their clients until new
bonds can be prepared and exchanged
for the same, and
Whereas it is desired to make the prin-
cipal and interest of the said bonds so
to be issued payable In lawful money of
the United States of America, instead of
lawful gold coin of the United States of
America, as was provided in said resolu-
tion of February 12. 1896, and to make
the said bonds in denominations of $1,000
instead of in denominations of *500:
Now •therefore resolved. That the said
$96,004 of bonds authorized to be issued
by the said resolution of February 12,
1896, as aforesaid. for the purpose there-
in mentioned. be issued in substantially
the following form. to -wit:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
State of Iowa. County of Dubuque.
City of Dubuque.
Four Per Cent. Refunding Bond.
NO• $1,000.
Know all men by these presents that
the clay of Dubuque In the State of Iowa
is justly indebted. and for value received
hereby promises to pay, to bearer, on the
first day of February. A. D., 1916, the
principal sum of One Thousand Dollars,
wllth interest thereon at the rate of Fowl
per cent. per annum, payable semi-an-
nually, on the first day of August and
of February In each year, as evidenced
by and on the presentation and surrender
of the interest coupons hereto attached.
Both principal and interest hereof are
payable in lawful money of the United
States of America. at the National Bank
Regular Session, March 2, 18E6.
47
of the Republic. In the city and State of
New York.
r''his bond is one of a series of Ninety-
six
ate. tenor
numb2 ed 1 to 96.and aggregating Nine-
ty-six Thousand Dollars ($96,000), issued
by the City Council of the said city un-
der the provisions of chapter 68 of the
Session, Laws of the 17th General Assem
bly of the said State of Iowa, as amended
by chapter 140 of the Session Laws of the
18th General Assembly of the said State,
with other amendments thereto, and
other statutes of the said State, in such
cases made and provided, and in strict
conformity with 3resolution of the said
City Council, dated, passedandlapproved
6, d
the 12th day of February,
amendments thereto.
It is hereby recited and certified that
this series of bonds is issued for the
purpose of refunding other valid bonds
of the said city which became due at the
date hereof. and which had been hereto-
fore legally issued for the purpose of re-
bt
funding. funding
ofthensaid city cityaying incuid rred
before the adoption of the present Con-
stitution of the+ said State of Iowa.
It is further certified that this series
of bonds and the bonds hereby refunded
have been issued in strict compliance
with and sti ution of the conformity
he said State of Iowa, and
that all aots. conditions and things re-
uired to be done precedent to and in the
issuance of this series M bonds and of
the e
incurring of the original eby dindebtedness
represented legally had. done yare and have b
ndperformed,a d
that due and legal provision has been
made far the assessment. levy and col-
lection from year to year of an annual
tax on all of the taxable property of the
said city of a sufficient sum to pay the
interest on the said series of bonds as
the same becomes due. and to provide far
the payment of the principal thereof at
maturity.
In testimony whereof the said City
Council of the city of Dubuque has
caused this bond to be signed by its
Mayor, and attested by its Auditor and
Recorder. and its corporate seal attach
ed hereto.
hinterest
ns
heretoannexed t besign d with the
lithographed signature of the said City
Auditor. all as of the date of the firsb
day of February. A. D., 1896.
Mayor.
Attest:
City Auditor.
----City Recorder.
(FIRST COUPON.) $20.
NO. 1. of
Dubu-
que,The Iowa, awill epay tor of hthe e iholder ereof
on the 1st day of August, 1896, at the
National Bank of the Republic, New
York. the sum of Twenty Dollars in law-
ful money as provided in and for the
semi-annual interest on the said city's
the proper officers thereof. shall be deliv-
ered in exchange for the $96,000 of bonds
due February 1, 1896, as aforesaid, and
the said $96.000 of bonds due February 1,
1896, shall, upon being received by the
city, be cancelled by the City Treasurer
and the City Auditor. and afterwards
wholly destroyed by burning, and a re-
port of the delivery of the said new bonds
in exchange for the said old bonds and
of the cancellation and destruction of the
said old bonds as aforesaid snail be made
to this Council.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alda. Bauer. Bonson, Craw-
ford, Cullen, Halpin, Kaufmann, Ryder,
and Vogler.
Noes—None.
An ordinance granting the Dubuque
and Wisconsin Bridge company the right
of a. highway bridge at Eagle Point, wase '
referred to the committee of the whole.
Ald. Shea arrived at 3:40 p. m.
Ald. Kauffman chairman of the com-
mittee on streets reported s follorschw$45.00s:
In favor of paying
for removing 600 cubic yards of grading
from 5th avenue.
In favor of allowing G. W. Farley 121
cents per cubic yard for all filling he
main deliver from Wilber Lane on High
Bridge avenue.
In favor of paying Vogenthaler & Ra -
gat for repairs on Steam Road roller
$84.85.
In favor of paying Brock & Reed $1.10
for repairing tools.
Report adverse to bill of J. J. Mc -
Collins to amount of $4.10 for filling
done on 4th street.
Report in favor of instructing the city
engineer to prepare plat showingrba
street 30 feeet in width running
h
from Kniest street to Sanford street.
Report adverse to the petition of Hen-
ry Triller asking for grade and lines on
Klingenberg Terrace. the
In favor of receiving and filing
changepetition of of line eof Kauffman avenlix Oswald in ue. to
In favor Henrydeferring Trillerasking thathe pe -
tion of nr
Klin-
genberg Terrace be graded abutting his
property.
Report adopted.
refunding
— dated Feb-
ruary 1. 1896. issued under the provisions
of chapter 58 of the session laws of amendment
17th' Genera 1 Assembly,
thereto, and other statutes of the said
State of Iowa: City Auditor.
Resolved further. That the said $96.-
000 of bonds so to be issued, upon being
executed
seal ofvthe city and being signedaffixing thereto the by
Ald. Kauffman, of the sewer commit-
tee, reported as follows:
Would most respectfully recommend
that an ordinance in relation to plumb-
ing be passed and would recommend that
the within ordnance on the subject be
referred to the ordinancegintee,
sewer committee, attorney and en
to examineand make
gu h alterations as
d
they may mof anting the petition of
Anna M.
In favM.
Bush, asking that she be not
compelled to make sewerage connection
2-3 of city lot 195, as
with n warehouse purpose.
property favor of used for w Donahue
In of allowing Bryan
$29.39 as payment in full for extra work
on 7th and 5th street star O'ewers. n E300
In favor of allowing
as payment in full for extra work on
sewer in W 5th street.
Report adopted.
48 Regular S& scion; :Marcie 2, 1896.
Ald. Vogler, chairman of the committee
on supplies, reported in favor of paying
the following.
The Martin, Strelau Co $93 68
Dubuque Cabinet Makers' Ass'n • • 13 65
30 75
26 00
18 12
18 00
1 00
Hardie & Scharle
Homan & Roehl
Hanger & Blish
Ham & Carver
J. W. Wittmer
Report adopted.
Ald. Shea chairman of the committee
on public grounds and buildings report-
ed as follows:
In favor of receiving and filing the pe-
tition of W. G. Stewart in regard to
sale of burglar proof safe to city.
In favor' of cancelling the policy of the
Trades Insurance company of $1000 on
Central engine house as we believe there
is too much insurance on said building
at present.
In favor of paying the premium of
831.25 of Iowa State Insurance company
for insurance on Delhi street engine
house.
In favor of paying the premium of
$31.25 of Key City Insurance company
+or insurance on Delhi street engine
house.
Report adopted.
Ald. Halpin chairman of the commit-
tee on fire and water reported in favor
of paying the following bilis:
Key City Gas Co $ 14 21
Watters & Denis, hay.. .... .. 105 SO
Lear & Pflffner, horse shoeing10.50
J. W. Wittmer, blue vitrol13 76
Dubuque Water Co, water 1337 50
W. S. Knott Co, hose.. ........ 1300 00
Payable April 1st, 1896.
Dubuque Water Company. flush
tanks $562 50
Dubuque WRter Co. drinking foun-
tains 400 00
Dubuque Water Co. horse foun-
tains 584 43
Also report adverse to bill of Dubuque
Water Co. of $3.50 for repairing water
pipe on Grove Terrace.
Report adopted, and fire and water
committee instructed to make arrange-
rnents for price to be paid in future for
flush tanks, and fountains.
Ald. Bauer, chairman of the police and
light committee reported in favor of pay
ing the following bills:
Key City Gas company,gas $ 100 50
Globe Light and Heat company,
gasoline lights .. .. .... 166 67
Star Electric company, electric
lights 1646 80
Report adopted.
Ald. Crawford chairman of the print-
ing committee reported in favor of pay-
ing the following bills:
Dubuque Telegraph official print-
ing..
Dubuque Telegraph Job work
The Herald official printing
175 00
164 50
135 00
The Times Co. official printing116 60
The Globe official printing 170 00
National Demokrat official print-
ing
Report adopted.
Aid. Cullen. chairman of the committee
on taxes, reported as follows:
Your committee report in favor of in-
structing the treasurer not to sell the
property of Mary Joseph ,lot No. 140,
East Dubuque add, for taxes of 1895, but
same to remain a lien on said property
until paid.
In favor of instructing the treasurer
not to sell the property of Mrs. Bridget
Brennan for taxes of 1895. but same to re
main a lien on said property until paid
In favor of instructing the treasurer
not to sell the property of Mrs. Anna
Blitsch for taxes of 1895. but same to re-
main a lien on said property until paid.
In favor of int.trurting the treasurer not
to sell the property of Mary Canavan for
taxes of 1895. but same to remain a lien
on said property until paid.
In favor of instructing the treasurer
not to sell the property of Mary Carney
for taxes of 1S95. but same to remain a
lien on said property until paid.
In favor of cancelling the assessment
of the Dubuque Turbine & Roller Mill
Co. on improvements and personalty,
and that the assessment on realty be plac
ed at $5.700 for 1895.
In favor of instructing the treasurer
not to sell the property of Martin Dum-
phy for taxes of 1895. but same to re-
main a lien on said property until paid.
In favor of instructing the treasurer
not to sell the property of Mrs. Mary
Driscoll for taxes of 1895, but same to
remain a lien on said property until paid.
In favor of instructing the treasurer not
not to sell the property of Mrs. Henry
Deckert for tax of 1895. but the same
to remain a lien on said property until
paid.
In favor of instructing the treasurer
not to sell the property of Mrs. Mary
Flynn, N 16 ft of lot 81. East Dubuque
add, for tax of 1895. but same to remain a
lien on said propertq until paid.
In favor of instructing the treasurer
not to sell the property of Elizabeth Her-
zog for taxes of 1895. but same to remain
a lien on said property until paid.
In favor of instructing the treasurer
not to sell .the property of Mrs. John
Ahern, lot 19. S. M. Langworthy's add,
for taxes of 1895. but same to be a lien
on said property until paid.
In favor of instructing the treasurer
not to sell the property of Jos. Jeffroy lot
10 Burton & Finley's add. for tax of 1895,
but same to remain a lien on said proper-
ty until paid.
In favor of instructing the treasurer
nut to sell the property of Cath. Kopsa
S 1-2 lot 317 East Dubuque add, for taxes
of 1895, but same to remain a lien on said
property until paid.
In favor of instructing the treasurer
not to sell the property of Maria Ther-
esia Leppert N 126 feet lot 19, Littleton &
Sawyer's add, for 1895. but same to re-
main a lien on said property until paid.
In favor of instructing the treasurer
not to sell the property of Mary Markey,
lot 6 of min lot 79 for taxes of 1895, but
same to remain a lien on said property
until paid.
to In favor of instructing the treasurer
not to sell the property of Cath. Meumil-
ler lot 17, Quigley's sub, of out lot 712, for
taxes of 1895. but same to remain a lien
on sald property until paid.
In favor of instructing the treasurer
Regular Session, March 2, 1896.
49
BMaTrem-
ert for'taxtof 895.elot 5fHughes' sub,
but same to remain a lien on said proper-
ty until paid.
In• favor of instructing the treasurer
not to sell the property of Anna M.
Scheel
1ot 43 L H o e
1895. but sameremain add,
for
taxafto
lien
on said property until paid.
In favor of instructing the treasurer
not to sell the property of Anna M Spahn
for taxes of 1895. n 1-2 of s 3-4 of lot 19,
L. H. LangworthY's add for 1895, but
same to remain a lien on said property
until paid.
In favor of instructing the treasurer
nat to F.
and w 30lt
fhe lot property f out lot 703yfor axes
of 1895. but same to remain a lien on said
property until paid.
in favor of instructing the treasurer
mat to sell the property of William Rie-
man lot 292 Davis Farm add, for taxes of
1895, but same to remain a lien on said
property until paid.
In favor of instructing the treasurer
1not to the -2 of lot) 1 Cox'spertY add. for oftx. M.Cofr1895
but same to remain a lien on said prop-
erty until paid.
In favor of instructing the treasurer
not to sell the property of Henrietta Bueh
Liman for taxes of 1895. but same to re-
main
on said property until paid.
In favor nof cancelling the assessment
of the Adams Cq. on improvements and
personalty andat the assessment on
realty to be placed at $3.150 for 1895.
In favor of instructing the treasurer
not to sell the property of Michael Par-
ker estate for taxes of 1895, but same
to remain a lien on said property until
paid.
Also report adverse to the following)
'Petitions in relation to taxes:
A. d. Flick. C. I. Bush. Agent.
• 'Mrs. B.OFarrell.
T. J. Donahue.
v Cath. 0. Sullivan.
tifostna Strobel.
M. CarmodY Est.
Julia Burke.
John Freiburg.
Mrs. Dennis. Flanagan.
/Johanna Boeswell.
In favor of fixing the. rate of interest
at 4 per cent. per annum on all property
ordered not to be sold for taxes.
Report adopted.
Ald. Shea. of .the Board of Health, re-
ported as follows:
In favor of receiving and filing the pe-
tition of ary Breen asking for cance-
lation of special tax for cleaning vault.
In favor of granting the petition of E.
to Jackson
for extensn of
time
make sewerage connectiowith his
propertY.
In favor of receiving and filing the ap-
ppi n
eatifon of WilitamoIrwin for the posi-
In favor of paying the bill of J. W.
Wittmer of *1.00.
In favor of paying the bills or F. W.
Weiland and Dr. Connolly of $55, for
gr
tending small pox patient, same to
collected from the countY.
In favor of paying bill of Ernst Bohn
ame
to be shouse,t s
collected the county.
adopted.
Ala. Shea. chairman of the paving corn
mittee, reported in favor of paying the
bill of Dubuque Construction Company of
$23.84 for extra work on 15th and 17th
street paving. Report adopted.
Ald. Vogler. chairman of the com-
tee of the whale, reported as follows:
Report adverse to the pe`tttion of Mary
Blake and Nettie Blake in regard to their
claim against the city.
Also report adverse to the petition of
August Roeber. asking that the alley be-
tween 5th and 6th avenues and Rhom-
berg and Garfield avenues be vacated.
In favor of paying Altman & Taylor
15 cents per cubic yard as per estimate of
the city engineer for grading Grandview
avenue. less 5 per cent. to be retained un-
til final completion of said grading.
In favor of allowing Mrs. John Kaep
$300 as payment in full of all claims
against the city for personal damages
caused by a defective apron.
In favor of granting permission to
Mulgrew & Phillips to erect a coal dock
on the levee. also to extend track along
andock
Dodge street and levee i
the ordinance instd coal ruct-
ed to draft an ordinance with proper re-
striction granting above rights.
Also report adverse to the petition of
Martha Cholvin in relation to measure-
ment of lots for special assessment.
Also report in favor of rejecting the
award of Foye street.1e jury Report or the widening of
adopted.
d
Also reported in favor of accepting the
award of the jury for the opening
n of out
street through lots 1. 2. 3. 4, and
lot 687, provided the owner of lots, 1, 2,
3, and 5 give the required right of way
without cost to the citY.
The following communication in rela-
tion thereto was presented:
To the City Council of the City of Du -
In consideration that the city counctbuque:
will open and establish a street fifty feet
wide from West 11th street to Wilber
Lane through out lot 687. according to
the survey and plat of said proposed)
street, now on file
the
office. and secure the remainder of the
necessary right of way for said street
from the art of said out loer of the ts 6871f of the
by pay-
eastei+ly P
the
to the
owner ofsaid reale
estate
The. undersigned, the owners of the re-
maining portion of the ground or parcels
of lots along the line of t'he said pro-
posed highway propose and hereby agree
to give and release to the City of Du-
buque the ground required for the right
of way for said proposed street through
byduwned
s respectively. provided thethe lots and realestate a street
is opened • and work completed during this
year of 1896.
Dubuque, AMES 12th.
F.A. BUMPH.
ANNA R.
L. LINDENBERG,
MRS P. F. WALKER.
Sir. James Forrester signs onIY on con
dation that the grade is divided one-half
th his lot on
south side.vthe otherhalf
levelbe t to intersect
Wilber g neasudestod by Mayor and
City e1'96.
James Forrester.
Al& Crawford
to the forfered thefollowing
r !Sl
50 Regular Ses4021, Oil, Illarch 2, 1896.
Resolved, That the report of the com-
mittee of the whole. recommending the
approval and acceptance of the award
of the jury summoned to appraise the
damages caused to the abutting property
owners by reason of the opening and lay
ing out of a street from W llth street
to Wilber Lane through out lot 687 be
adopted and the amount of the award of
the jury be set apart in the city treasury
to be paid to the party entitled to same
and that the written release of the right
of way for street by F. A. Rumpf, Anna
R. Dickey. L. Lindenberg and Mrs. F. F.
Walker be accepted, but that the city
council declines to accept the release of
right of way proposed by James Forres-
ter on the conditions named by him.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Bauer. Bonson, Crawford,
Cullen, Halpin, Kaufmann, Ryder, Shea
and Vogler.
Noes—None.
Aid. Vogier submitted the fallowing:
Your committee of the whole to whom
was referred the petttion of Jos. Kauf-
mann in relation to line of Kaufmann ave
nue, would most respectfully report that
Eugene Anderson. civil engineer has sur-
veyed said street. and his report with
plat attached is hereby submitted and
would recommend that same be made a
matter of record.
Dubuque. Iowa, Feb. 28 1896.
The following is Engineer Anderson's
report.
To the Honorable City Council of the
the City of Dubuque, Iowa:
GENTLEMEN: According to in-
structions from your honorable body to
make a survey of Kaufmann avenue,
formerly called Eagle Point avenue, in
front of lots 164 and 166a of L. H. Lang -
worthy's addition to Dubuque and their
subdivision and see if the above named
street was improved as originally laid
out. Will say that I did make such sur-
vey and find that lots one (1) to six (6)
inclusive of the subdivision of lots 164
and 166a of L. H. Langworthy's addi-
tion to Dubuque, as staked out on the
ground the street as now improved cuts
off 5 fee/ of the southeast end of the new
addition and 1 foot at the southwest end
of the addition. The annexed plat shows
the street as originally laid out, and as
now improved.
Very respectfully,
EUGENE ANDERSON,
Civil Engineer.
Dubuque, Iowa, Feb. 28th, 1896.
I hereby testify that plat made in con-
nection herewith is a true and correct
plat of lots 164 and 166a of L. H. Lang -
worthy's addition to Dubuque, also the
subdivision of lots 164 and 166a of L. H.
Langworthy's addition to Dubuque; the
black line shows Kauffmann avenue,
formerly Eagle Point avenue, as orignal-
ly located: the red line as the new sub-
division was staked out, and blue line
as the street is now Improved. All of
the above I certify to from an actual
survey made by me.
EUGENE ANDERSON,
Civil Engineer.
Ald. Halpin, chairman of the special
committe on engineer's office, submitted a
report on same.
Aid. Bonson moved that the report be
laid on the table without reading.
Ald. Crawford moved to amend that
presentation of report be postponed un-
til a majority of the committee sign the
report.
Carried by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Bauer. Crawford, Cullen,
Halpin, Kaufmann. Ryder, Shea and
Vogler.
Noes—Ald. Ronson.
Aid. Crawford of the special committee
on securing right of way for the opening
of High Bridge avenue. presented and
read for the first time an ordinane, ens
titled, An Ordinance. Providing for the
vacation of certain streets and alleys in
the Dubuque Harbor Improvement com-
pany's addition to the city of Dubuque,
in accordance with the provisions and
conditions of a resolution adopted by the
city council of the city of Dubuque with
reference to rhe same on the 7th day of
October. 1895.
Aid. Shea moved that the rules be sus-
pended and the ordinance read by its
title and placed on its final passage.
Carried by the foliowing vote:
Ayes—Alis. Bauer. Bonson, Crawford,
Cullen. Halpin. Kaufmann, Ryder, Shea
and Vogier.
Noes—None.
The ordinance was then read by its
title and adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Bauer. Bonson, Crawford,
Cullen, Halpin. Kautmann, Ryder, Shea
and Vogler.
Noes—None.
RESOLUTIONS.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That Union street. betweeen West Lo-
cust and Alta Vista. street, be grad-
ed, guttered. curbed and macadamized,
in comformity with the Ordinance upon
that subject. That the City Engineer
be and is hereby directed to make the
necessary plans and specifications for
said improvement. and the City Re-
corder directed to give the proper no-
tice for bids and proposals for the per-
formance of the work: the guttering,
curbing and macadamizing to be done
at the expense of the owners of the
abutting property. grading to be bid in
total.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Bauer. Bonson, Crawford,
Cullen, Halpin, Kaufmann, Ryder, Shea
and Vogler.
Noes—None.
Ald. Bonson offered the following.
which was referred to the engineer to
submit plans and estimate of grading:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City tf Dubuque:
That 17th street, between West Lo-
cust street and Cox street, be grad-
ed, guttered.. curbed and macadamized,
in comformity with the Ordinance upon
that subject. That the City Engineer
be and is hereby directed to make the
necessary plans and specifications for
said improvement. and the City Re-
corder directed to give the proper no-
tice for bids and proposals for the per-
formance of the wurk: the guttering,
curbing and macadamizing to be done
at the expense of the owners of the
abutting property, grading to be bid in
total.
Aid. Crawford offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council—of the
City of Dubuque:
That Chestnut street. between Prairie
and Walnut street. be grad-
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51
ed,ereutt d. curbed and macadamized, I
in conformity with the Ordinance upon
that subiect. That the City Engineer
be and is hereby directed to make the
necessary plans and specifications for
said improvement. and the City Re-
corder directed to give the proper no-
tice for bids and proposals for the per-
formance of the work: the guttering,
curbing and macadamizing to be done
at the expense of the owners of the
abutting property, said block to be im-
v remaining portion
on ofesaid streeth between ts as
the
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—A:ds. Bauer. Banson, Crawford,
Cullen, Halpin, Kauffmann, Ryder, Shea
and Vogler.
Noes—None.
ResolvedAid. Kauffmann
bytheCityaCouncilthe l of i thge
City of Dubuque:
That sidewalks of gond two-inch plank.
sone c.: cement. be, within 1e
days of this notice. constructed in conformity with the ordinance nand re-
lation to sidewalks as follows:
Four feet wide on east side of Main
street between end of improvement and
Railroad avenue.
Four feet wide on south side of Rail-
road avenue between West Main street
and South Locust street.
Four feet wide on the north side of
West 8th street between Hill street and(
Air Hilistreet.
Four feet wide on north side of Edward
street between Windsor avenue and
Queen street.
Four feet wide on both sides of Mertz
streeet between Windsor avenue and Alt-
hauser avenue.
Where not already laid at the expense
of abutting property. Adopted by the
foliowing vote:
Ayes—Alda. Bauer. Bonson•, Crawford,
CUllen, Halpin. Kaufmann, Ryder, Shea.
and Vogler.
Noes—None.
Ald. Kauffmann offered the following
which was adopted:
Resolved by the City Council
City of Dubuque:
That the street committee be and are
i ons on Cuoshing avenueand remove ll obstruc-
make the
street passable for public travel.
Ald. Kaufmann offered the following:
Resolved by the
TCi yt Counhe cil
y of the
er
City of Dubuque.
be and is hereby instructed to prepare
Aims and specifications for a sanitary
sewer from Sanford street to Twenty -
Seventh street in the alley between Jack
son and Washington streets, a
sub-
mitnd the same to the city cauoil for ap-
proval.
Adoped by the followig vote:
Ayes—Aids. Bauer. Bonson. Crawford,
Cullen, Halpin, Kaufmann, Ryder, Shea
and Vogler.
Noes—None:
Ald. Kaufmann presented a resolution
for levying special tax for cleaning snow
from sidewalks. which. upon his motion,
was referrred to the street committee.
Ald. Kauffmann offered the following
resolutions. which were referred to the
street committee. and the city engineer
directed to submit estimates of the cost
of grading for same:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That Hart street. between Couler
avenu.e and Valeria street, be grod-
ed, guttered. curbed and macadamized,
in comformity with the Ordinance upon -
that subject. That the City Engineer
be and is hereby directed to make the
necessary plans and specifications for
said improvement. and the City Re-
corder directed to give the proper no-
tice for bids and proposals for the per-
formance of the work: the guttering,
curbing and macadamizing to be done
at the expense of the owners of the
abutting property. grading to be bid in
total.
Resolved, By the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That Ries street. between Windsor
avenue and Stafford avenue, be grad-
ed, guttered. curbed and macadamized,
in comformity with the Ordinance upon
that subiect. That the City Engineer
be and is hereby directed to make the
necessary plans and specifications for
said 'improvement. . and • • the City Re-
corder directed to give the proper no-
tice for bids and proposals for the per-
formance of the work. the guttering,
curbing and macadamizing to be done
at the expense of the owners of the
abutting property, grading to be bid In
total.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That Sheridan street. between Grove -
land Place and Lawther ave be grad-
ed, guttered. curbed and macadamized,
in comformity with the Ordinance upon
that subiect. That the City Engineer
be and is hereby directed to make the
necessary plans and specifications for
said improvement. and the City Re-
corder directed to give the proper no-
tice for bids and proposals for the per-
fermance of the work: the guttering,
atng to
r the
and expense. of hezlownersb done
ofthe
abutting property, grading to be bid in
total.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That Queen street. between Sanford
and Clinton street. be grad-
ed. guttered, curbed and macadamized.
in comformity with the Ordinance upon
that subiect. That the City
Engineer
be and is hereby directed to make the
necessary plans and specifications for
said improvement, and the City Re-
corder directed to give the proper no-
tice for bids and proposals for the per-
formance of the work: the guttering,
curbing- and macadamizing to be done
at the expense of the
ng ters ofo bid he
e
abutting property.• P eli
total. Council of the
Resolved by the City
Cttr of Dubuque:
of the
That :36th street. between the present
• terminus and Burden avenue, the grad-
ed, guttered. curbed and macadamized,
in comformity with the Ordinance upon
that subiect. That the City
eer
be and is hereby direcctedl to
oatio Take
tte
s
necessary plans andthe City Re -
said improvement. the the proper recorder directed to K
no-
tice for bids and proposals for
theeper-
formance of the work: ,
curbing and macadamizing
to beet donei
ni
abutting the property. of the owners of the
at the expense
total.
52 Regular ,Session, March, 2, 1896.
Resolved by the Cty Councl of the
Ctty of Dubuque:
That Goethe avenue. between Bur-
den and Windsor avenue, be grad-
ed, guttered. curbed and macadamized,
in comformity with the Ordinance upon
that subject. That the City Engineer
be and is hereby directed to make the
necessary plans and specifications for
said improvement. and the City Re-
corder directed to give the proper no-
tice for bids and proposals for the per-
formance of the work: the guttering,
curbing an 1 macadamizing to be done
at the expense of the owners of the
abutting property, grading to be bid in
total.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That Hedley Court between Strauss
and Lawther avenues. be grad-
ed, guttered. curbed and macadamized,
in comformity with the Ordinance upon
that subieet. That the City Engineer
be and is hereby directed to make the
necessary plans and specifications for
said improvement. and the City Re-
corder directed to give the proper no-
tice for bids and proposals for the per-
formance of the work: the guttering,
curbing and macadamizing to be done
at the expense of the owners of the
abutting property, grading to be bid in
total.
Resolved by the city Council of the
City of Dubuque: That Strauss avenue
between Burden and Windsor avenue,
be graded, guttered, curbed and ma-
cadamized, in conformity with the ordin
ance upon that subject. That the City
Engineer be and is hereby directed to
make the necessary plans and specifi-
cations for said improvement, and the
City Recorder directed to give the pro-
per notice for bids and proposals for the
perfomance of the work; the guttering,
curbing and macadamizing to be done
at the expense of the owners of the abut
ting property, grading to be bid in to.
tal.
Ald. Cullen offered the following which
was referred to the committee of the
whole.
Whereas John Carter street commis-
sioner in addition to the duties imposed
otthim, has performed the duties of su-
perintending the cleaning and repair-
ing of all storm water sewers in the city
during the past year, and
Whereas, As such superintendant, he
has performed said duties in a very sat-
isfactory manner, saving many thousand
dollars to the city, therefore
Be it Resolved, That said John Carter
be allowed $150.00 as compensation for
said services, and that a warrant for
said amount be drawn in his favor.
Ald. Cullen offered the following, which
was adopted.
Resolved, By the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That a Fire alarm box
be placed at the intersection of Hester
and Wilde streets, as the nearest box to
•this section of the city is fully one-half
mile from this point.
Ald. Halpin offered the following
which was adopted:
'Resolved, That the City Engineer be in-
structed to prepare a plat of English
Lane showing the width of said lane to
be 40 feet wide and submit same to the
city council.
Ald. Halpin offered the following:
Be It Resolved, By the city council, ,
that a sidewalk 4 feet wide, be within 20
days of this notice laid on the west side
of English Lane, between Southern ave-
nue and Wilde street, to be laid at a
temporary grade.
Adopted by the following vote.
Ayes. Aids. Bauer, Bonson. Criwford,
Cullen, Halpin, Kauffman, Ryder, Shea
and Vogler.
Noes—None.
Ald. Halpin offered the following
which was adopted:
Resolved, By the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That the City Engin-
eer be and is hereby directed to make a
survey and plat of the property of the
city, now located between Railroad ave-
nue, running north to a point near the in-
tersection of Salina street and contain-
ing 5 1-2 acres. more or less.
Ald. Halpin offered the following
which was adopted:
Resolved. By the City Council: That
the City Recorder be and is hereby in-
structed to issue to the City Marshal
commanding him to summon a jury to
assess the damages if any that may be
caused by the opening or widening of the
following streets in the city of Dubuque
according to the plats of said 'streets now
on file in the office of the city engineer.
Malady street from Curtis street to
Grandview avenue. Quinn street from
Rush street to Valley street, Samuel
street from Southern avenue to Wilde
street, South Locust street from Rail-
road avenue to Herron place and the
widening of English Lane between South
ern avenue and WIlde street to a uni-
form width.
Ald. Halpin moved that the fire com-
mittee be authorized to purchase two
additional horses for the fire department.
Carried.
City Attorney Knight to whom was re-
ferred the matter of stopping the paving
;of Jones street at or near the I. C. rail-
road tracks near passenger depot, un-
der former resolution of the council re-
ported as follows:
In the matter referred to me would
state that the resolution ordering said
work orders the improvement of Jones
street to the Levee. That if you desire
to leave out the part of said street from
I. C. railroad tracks to levee, this reso-
lution must be rescinded, and bids for
for the work again advertised for under
the ordinance.
Ald. Halpin moved that all former ac-
tion of the council in relation to impro-
vement of Jones street and West Main
street be rescinded..
Carried.
Ald. Halpin offered the following:
Be It Resolved,' By the City Council
of the City of Dubuque: That West
Main street front :Bain to north line of
IReqular Session, March 2, 1896.
Jones streets, and Jones street from the
west line of West Main street to the east
line of I. C. railroad tricks at passenger
depot be curbed with stone, paved with
brick and otherwise improved according
to the plans and specifications for such
`improvement prepared by the city engin-
eer which have heretofore been adopted
by the council,
Resolved, Further, That the city re-
corder be and is hereby directed to give
the proPer notice for bids and proposals
for the doing of all of said work except
such parts thereof as are to be done by
the companies as hereinafter provided.
Resolved, That the Dubuque street ra'
Way company, the Chicago, Milwaukee
St. Paul railway company, the Illin
Central railroad company, and the Dun-
leith and Dubuque Bridge company be
and each of them is hereby notified to
pave with brick and improve in accord-
ance with the plans and specifications of
the city engineers all parts or any of
said streets above ordered to be improv-
ed on which any of its track or tracks are
laid from a point midway between the
rails of the track or tracks to the width
of three and one-half feet each way there
from and each of said companies is here-
by ordered to commence said work not
later than the 15th day of April A. D.
1896, and to prosecute the same with di-
ligence after it is commenced and to
complete the same not later thin the
15th day of. June, 1896 A. D.
Resolved, Further, That a copy of these
resolutions be served on each of said
above named companies and that each
of said companies be required to elect in
writing and to file such election with the
city recorder withing 10 days from the
date of the service of these resolutions
upon it whether or not it proposes to do
said work itself or leave it for the city
to do and in event of the failure of any
such company to make such election as
aforesaid it will be understood that such
company does not elect to do said work
itself as provided by law and the city
ordinance and the cost of said work shall
be ascertained, apportioned and assessed
by the city council against such com-
pany.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alda. Bauer, Crawford, Cullen,
Halpin, Kauffman, Shea and Vogler.
Noes—None.
Petition of Coates & Robinson in rela-
tion to Insurance on City Hall, was re -
erred to the committee on public grounds
and buildings.
Petition of the A. Y. McDonald &
Morrison Co. in relation to filling done on
13th street between Maple and Cedar
street was referred to the street com-
mittee.
Petition of C. W. Chapman, et al, ask-
ing that a fire alarm, box be place in the
district between W 14th and W 17th
streets and Blu ffstreet and St. Joseph's
College was referred •to the committee
on fire.
Petition of Susan Hune as%ing that tha
53
ssessment of 82.000 on monies and credits
assessed to her be cancelled, was grant-
ed.
Aid. Shea moved to adjourn.
Carried.
Altera:
eyfrwadt_
kiNiv;r. der.
Pn face
Approved
.. Magor
u4 Special Session, Ifarch 3, 1896.
CI'T'Y COUNCE[).
SPDCIAL SESSION. MARCH 3RD.
(Official.)
Mayor Olinger in the chair.
Present—Alds. Bauer. Bonson, Cullen,
Halpin, Kaufmann. Ryder and Shea.
The mayor stated the object of the meet
Ing was to take action in relation to sale
of the $105.000 refunding bonds, also on
Petition of F. A. Gniffke in relation to
location of Pickett street.
Aid, Bonson moved that Mr. F. A.
Gniffke be allowed $150 as payment for
any damages caused to him by the pres-
ent location of Pickett street. Carried.
Ald. RYder offered the following resolu-
tion
A RESOLUTION.
A Resolution to provide for the issuance
for refunding bonds of the City of Du-
buque, Iowa. for the purpose of re-
funding certain outstanding and ma-
turing bonds and reducing the rate of
irrtterest thereon.
Whereas the said City of Dubuque did
heretofore under date et June 1, 1872, le-
gally issue its bonds to the amount of
One Hundred Five Thousand, Three Hun
dred and Nine Dollars and Thirty Seven
Dents( $105,309.37). to fund and pay cer-
tain judgments and other valid obliga-
tions theretofore legally incurred by the
said City of Dubuque, Which bonds so is-
sued are by their terms soon to become
due and payable. and
Whereas the said outstanding bonds
were in all respects regularly and legally
issued and bear interest at the rate of
six per cent. (6) per annum, which inter-
est thereon has been regularly paid in
by the said City of Dubuque during all
the time the same have been outstanding
and as the said bonds can:stitute legal an
valid obligations of the said City of Du-
buque, and are still unpaid and can be
refunded at a less rate of interest and to
the advantage of the salad City of Dubu-
que; now therefore.
Resolved. By the City Council of the
City of Dubuque;
Seotion 1. That there is hereby author
ized and directed to be issued in behalf
of the said City of Dubuque, One Hun-
dred and Five (105) Refunding Bonds of
One Thousand Dollars (1,000) each for
the purpose of paying and refunding that
amount of outstanding bonds. Said Re-
funding Bonds shall be dated April 1st,
1896, and bear interest at the rate of four
per cent. (4 per cent.) per annum, paya-
ble semiannually on the first day of April
and of October. in each year, to be evi-
denced by interest coupons attached to
aald bonds. The printipal of said bonds
shall be made payable on the first day
of April, 1916, and the said bonds and in-
terest coupons shall be made payable at
the National Bank of the Republic in the
City and State of New York, and the
bonds shall be signed by the Mayor and
attested by the Clay Auditor and City Re
corder under the corporate seal of the
said city, and the interest coupons shall
be signed with the lithographed signature
of the said City Auditor.
Section 2. The said bonds shall be is-
sued in substantially the following form,
to -wit:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
STATE OF IOWA. COUNTY OF DU-
BUQUE.
CITY OF DUBUQUE.
FOUR PER CENT. REFUNDING
BOND.
No. 81,000
Know all men by these presents, that
the City of Dubuque in the State of Iowa
Is justly indebted. and for value received
hereby promises to pay, to bearer, on the
first day of April. A. D., 1916, the princi-
pal sum of One Thousand Dollars, with
interest thereon at the rate of four per
cent. per annum. payable semi-annually,
on the first d'ay of October and April, as
evidenced by and on presentation and
surrender of the in'teres't coupons hereto
attached% Bath principal and interest
hereof are payable in lawful money of
the United States of America, at the Na-
tional Bank of the Republic, in the City
and State of New York.
This bond is one of a series of One Hun
dred and Five (105) bonds of Like date,
tenor avid amount. numbered 1 to 105, and
aggregating One Hundred and Five
Thousand Dollars. ($105.000.00) issued by
the City Council 02 the said City under
the provisions of chapter 58 of the Ses-
sion Laws of the,17th General Assembly
of the said State of Iowa. as amended
by chapter 140 of the Session Laws of
the 18th General Assembly of the said
State. with the other amendments here-
to, and other statutes of the said State,
in such cases made and provided, and in
strict conformity with aresolution of
the said City Council dated, passed and
approved tate 3rd day of March, 1896.
It is hereby recited and certified that
this series of bonds is issued far the pur-
pose of refunding other valid bonds of
the said city hertotfore legally issued for
the purpose of funding and paying valid
indebtedness theretofore legally Incurred
by the said City.
It is further certified that this series
of bonds and the bonds hereby refunded
have been issued In strict compliance
with and conformity to the la.ws and Con
stitution of the said State of Iowa, and
that all acts. conditions and things re-
quired to be done precedent to and in the
issuance of this series od bonds and of
the bonds thereby refunded, and in the
incurring of the original Indebtedness
represented thereby. were and have been
legally had. done and performed, and
that due and legal provision has been
made for the assessment. levy and col-
lection from year to year of an annual
tax on all the taxaible property of the
said city, of a sufficient sum to pay the
interest on the said series od bonds as
the same becomes due. and to provide
for the taayment of the principal thereof
a) maturity. For the payment of both
principal and interest hereof the full
faith. credit and resources of the said
city are hereby irrevocably pledged.
In testimony whereof the said City
Council of the City of Dubuque has oaus
ed this bond to be signed by its Mayor,
and attested by its Auditor and Recorder
and corporate seal attached hereto, and
the Interest coupons 'annexed to be sign-
ed with the lithographed signatures of
the said City Auditor. this first day of
April. A. D.. 1R96.
Mayor.
Attest
City Auditor.
—City Recorder.
Adjourned Regular Session, _March 16, 1896. 55
(FIRST COUPON.) x20.00
No. 1
The Treasurer of the City of Dubuque,
:Iowa, will pa.y the holder hereof on the
lst day of October. 1896. alt the National
Bank of the Republic, New York, the
sum of Twenty Dollars. being the semi-
annual Interest on the dsaid dcity's
lRefund
ing Bond. No.
896,
issued under the provisions of Chapter
68 of the Session Laws of the 17th General
.Assembly, amendments hereto, and other
pay the principal of the said bonds at
statutes of the said State of Iowa.
sufficient to meet the payment of the
or cause to be levied and collected the
tttorized and directed to be levied and col-
lected from year to year, an annual tax
of the proper officers to levy and collect,
'maturity, and it is hereby made the duty
interest on said bonds as the same shall
said tax in due and apt time to meet the
Section 3. There is also hereby au -
City Auditor.
payment of the said interest and princi-
pal as the same shall become due.
Section 4. The said bonds hereby au-
thorized to be issued shall be exchanged
for that amount of the said outstanding
bonds heretofore issued under date of
June 1, 1872. and the said exchange may
be made from time to time as the said
outstanding bonds may be presented or
such exchange can be effected. The said
outstanding bonds for which the bonds
hereby authorized shall be exchanged.
on such exchange being made, shall be
cancelled by the City Treasurer and filed
with the City Auditor of the City of Du-
buque until the full exchange of the
bonds bonds socby cancelled authorized,
filednwithe etid
he
City Auditor, may be wholly destroyed by
theburning. and a. report thereof l.by
said City Auditortoth s Council.
cil.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alda. Bauer. Benson, Cullen,
Halpin. Kaufmann. Ryder and Shea.
Noes—None.
_ Ald. Bonson moved to adjourn.
Carried.
Attest :
CITY COUNCIL.
ADJOURNED REGULAR SESSION,
MARCH 16TH. 1896.
Council met at 8 o'clock p. m.
Mayor Pro Tem Vogler in the chair.
Present: Aids. Bauer. Bonson, Craw-
ford, Cullen, Halpin. Ryder and Shea.
Petitions.
Petition of Ross McMahon asking the
city to purchase his macadam, and same
to apply on his special tax for the im-
provement of Grandview avenue.
On motion he was allowed an estimate
of 20 yards per month.
Petition of C. H. Booth, asking that
warrant for $34.65 be drawn in his favor
to pay taxes on his lots in Booth's addi-
tion in accordance with his contract with
the city. Granted.
Petition of A. A. Cooper asking the
city to open a street running south from;
West Fifth street to Fenelon Place, he
agreeing to give the necessary ground
for same in va-
cating John streeterathe city re-
lationva-
Grantedtito above whchhwwas e lad adoptied. Resolved by the City Council of the
city engineer
tinstructed to preparea
beplat showing
where the street is to be located an.
land taken by the opening of said street.
Petition of Mrs. Daniel Breen asking
permission to put in a drive well near the
curb abutting her premises was granted.
The petitions of Frederica Marsch and
Mrs. John ich in relation to
were referred toltaxes
the delinquent tax
dcom-
mittee.
Petition of Geo. E. Davis, et al, asking
street be wened and im-
pov d wasBennet rt eferred to t he street commit
Petition of John A. Lutz. et al, in rela-
tee.
tion
rr eto the d to the streeeet t committee.ns on was re
Claim of Carl Nank for damages on ac
count of water overflowing his premises
was referred to the street committee, en-
gineer and city attorney.
Bill of J. B. Powers of $100.00 for ser-
vices rendered in the matter of obtaining
grant of Lake Peosta was referred to the
committee of the whole and mayor.
City Marshal Morgan recommended
1
that paragraph "b" of sectio
hap -
ter 27 of the revised ordinances of 1893
be amended so as to read as follows:
which was adopted.
"That the owner of every single horse
or team licensed. as aforesaid shall cause
the number of his license tag to be plain-
ly attached to some conspicuous place on
the harness of said
horse or
under a penalty of one edollar fort eamea h
day he shall fail to have said license num
ber City
A
Cttached.
ityttorney Knight reported adverse'
to the
uaby rhim sfor
in falling eged
injuries sustained
g in
a Report adopted. t areet.
Petition of
Glenn &Coleman
pemmissionto put p remomter
board on city hall was presented.
Ald. Ryder moved that the rules be sus
pended and that 'Glenn & Coleman be al-
QZOwtaif •Recorder.
frm
Approved 1896.
Mayor.
56 Adjourned Regular Session; Marchi 16, 1896.
lowed, to address the council. Carried.
Mr. Coleman then addressed the council
In relation to the matter.
On motion the petition was granted
during the pleasure of the council.
AId. Kaufmann arrived at 8:30 o'clock.
Henry Michel also addressed the coun-
cil in relation to claim of F. A. Gniffke
on account of the location of Pickett
street, and agreed to accept 3350 as pay-
ment in full for all claim against the
city. Referred to the committee of the
whole.
City Engineer Knowlton submitted
estimates for grading on the following
streets. which were referred to the street
committee.
f Goeth avenue from Burden avenue to
Windsor avenue: Fill -3.643 cubic yards.
Cut -1,539 cubic yards.
v Strauss avenue from Burden avenue to
vfindsor avenue: Fill -2.600 cubic yds.
( ut-1,200 cubio yards.
✓ Sheridan avenue from Groveland Place
1 Lawther avenue: Fill -50 cubic yards.
Cut -1,000 cubic .yards,
v Hedley Court from Lawther avenue to
Strauss avenue: Fill -100 cubic yards.
Cut 650 cubic yards.
Estimated cost of grading, 3..639.30.
Hart street from Couler avenue to Val-
arie street: Cut -2.300 cubic yards. De-
livered on Cedar street south of 17th
street. estimated cost 3345.
Ries street from Windsor to Stafford
avenue: Fill -750 cubic yards. Estimat
ed cost. 375.
Queen street on feasable grade: Cut -
15,000 cubic yards. Fill -2,500 cubic yds,
Estimated cost 31.050.
Also presented plan for extension of
24th and 26th streets. On motion the
plan for the extension of 26th street was
approved and engineer instructed to pre -i
pare a plat and proceed in accordance
with the ordinance on that subject.
Also presented plat showing the extene
sion of Elm street from Eagle Point ave-
nue to Sanford street.
Referred to the street committee.
Also presented a plat showing the wid-
ening of English Lane. Referred to the
street committee.
Also1 presented pro4ile of change of
grade of West 17th street from West Lo,-
cust to Cox street. Referred to the
street committee.
Also presented profile showing a divid-
ed grade on Catherine street from West
17th street to alley north. Referred to
the street commitee.
Also presented profile of change of
grade on Jones and West Main streets,
which was referred to the street commit-
tee.
Also presented a profile of grade on:
Chestnut street between Prairie and Wal
nut street,• which upon motion was ap-
proved and adopted.
Also presented rplans and specifica-
tions for a sanitary sewer in alley from
Sanford to 27th street between Jackson
and Washington streets which were ap-
proved.
he
milt ed andareferred4 b hicers were sub
e finance com-
mittee and printing committee to have
same printed in pamphlet form.
The following were appointed judges
and clerks of eletion in the various pre-
cinobs for the city election to be held
April 6:
FIRST WARD.
First Precinct.
Judges—M. J. Powers, James Ryder,l/
Dr. Kempf.
Clerks --.1. J. Cavanaugh, Fred Spe'.11
man.
Second Precinct.
Judges—J. W. Halpin, A. A. Cullen,, {/
Henry F. Trenk,
Clerks—James Agnew, George Barnes,
SECOND WARD.
First Precinct.
Judges—P. H. Sommerfield, Tim ✓
Shea, John Wagner.
Clerks—John Forrester, Char:es
Adams.
Second Precinct.
Judges—C. D. Hayden, Phil. Ryder, %
J. J. Dunn..
Clerks—Vincent Lagen, Isaiah Clem -
Inson .
THIRD WARD.
First Precinct.
Judges—J. Schulte, A. Voelker, Fred
Herbst.
Clerks—P. Hoffmann, J. L. Horr.
Second Precinct.
Judges—W. H. Duggan AAl Walters,
B. W. Jones.
Clerks—Al Pier, Alex Gratz.
Third Pree act.
Judges—N. Palen, Anton Vogler, H.
Dement.
Clerks—John Butler, Ed. Muntz.
FOURTH WARD.
First Precinct.
Jgdges—P. W. Crawford, Ed C Peas -t/
lee, W. W. Bouson.
Clerks—F. M. Moser, W. H. Tom-
linson .
Second Precinct.
Judges—Peter Geisecker,d. Royce,
Richard Wallace.
Corks—J. W. Coy, Ed Blake.
Third Precinct.
Judges—Henry Wybrant, John W
Lee, J. M. McKenzie.
Clerks.. -J. M. Kenety, Nathan Sears.
FIFTH WARD.
First Precinct.
Judges N. H. Schilling, Dominick
I Hoffman, J. K. Kaufman.
Clerks—E. A. Blocklinger, L. Gun-
ner,
Second Precinct.
Judges—John Meyer, Nick Nicks, u".
Peter Oeth.
Clerks—E. A. Sommerfield, Frank
Duertscher.
Third Precinct.
Judges—J. A. Lillig, Jos Woodrick, v
Joe Ruegamer.
Adjourned Regular Session, March 16, 1896.
57
Clerks—A. H. Hemmelder, Walter
Bachman.
Fourth Precinct.
Judges—Louis Doerfler, Sr., Theo.✓
Bauer, Anton Stoltz.
Clerks—Chas Pitschner, Paul Bewer.
On motion bids for burglar proof safe
were referred to the committee of the
whole.
Aldi. Crawford presented an ordinance,
entitled "An ordinance to amend section
two and three of chapter 42 of the 'Rev
ed Ordinance of 1893. " the same being
ordinance providing for the removal
snow and ice from sidewalks, and the
manner of assessing the expense thereof
on the property in front of which said
snow or ice shall have been removed,
which upon his motion was read for the
first time by its title. and adopted by the
following vote
Ayes—Alds. Bauer. Bonson, Crawford,
Cullen, Halpin, Kaufmann, Ryder and
Shea.
Noes—None.
Ald. Crawford moved that the rules be
suspended. and the ordinance read by its
title and placed on its final passage.
Carried by the following vote:
Ayes—A]ds. Bauer. Bonson, Crawford,
Cullen, Halpin, Kaufmann. Ryder and
Shea.
Noes—None.
The ordinance was then read by its
tieleands—Ads. tBauer t following
Bonsn,
AeCrawford,
Cullen, Halpin. Kaufmann, Ryder and
Shea.
Noes—None.
Aid Bonson offered the following:
Ayes—Aida. Crawford, Cullen, Halpin,
Ryder and Shea.
Noes—Alda. Bauer. Bonson and Kauf-
mann.
Ald. Bonson moved) to adjourn.
Carried.
Attest:
Resolved by the City Council of the
Citbe-
tween Seminary street a dof Dubuque: That Main southeline of
lot 33, L. H. ed, guttered. curbedand
r s
d macadamized,
in conformity with the ordinance upon
that subject. That the city engineer be
and is hereby directed to make the neces-
sary plans and specifications for said im-
provement. and the city recorder directed
to give the proper notice for bids and
proposals for the performance of the
work; the guttering, curbing and macad-
amizing to be done at the expense of
the abutting property, grading to be bid
in total.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Bauer. Bonson, Crawford,
Cullen, Halpin, Kaufmann, Ryder and
Shea.
Noes—None.
Ald. Ryder offered the following reso-
lution:
Resolved, By the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That the city, recorder
oe instructed
in to warrant
f Ryan Bros..ont actors, foronefavor hun-
dred dollars to apply on account of grad
ing on Audubon avenue.
Ald. Halpin moved that the resolution
be adopted.
Ald. Bonson moved to amend that the
resolution be referred to the street com-
mittee.
Lost by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Bauer. Bonson and Kauf-
mann.
Noes--Alds. Crawford. Cullen, Halpin,
Ryder and Shea.
The
mo-
tion was carried by the followinginal vote:
Approved
Cr
AIN ORDINANCE.
Jam''
To amend sections two and three of Chap '+
ter 42 of the "Revised Ordinances of z
1893," the same being "An Ordinance
providing for the Removal of Snow and •
Ice from sidewalks. and the manner of
assessing the expense thereof on the y
property in front of which said snow
or ice shall have been removed:"
Be it Ordained by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque,
Section 1. That Sections Two (2) and
Three (3) of Chapter 42 of the Revised
Ordinances of 1893. be and the same .are
hereby amended by striking out in said
sections wherever they occur the words
"one and one half. (11/2) cents per lineal
front foot" and inserting in lien thereof
the words "one half cent per lineal front
v
foot." "` 1 L
SSection 2. That the provisions of this
ordinance shall apply to all special assess es ,w
ments for cleaning snow and ice from
sidewalks in the City of Dubuque subse- '"
quent to the first day of December, 1895.
kt
Section 3. That this ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and af-
ter its publication one time in the Du-
buque Telegraph newspaper.
Attest: JOHN O'CONNELL, Adopted Mareh 16th. 1896.
(Seal) Recorder Pro Tem. ., - ( h
Approved March 18th. 1896.
PETER OLINGER, Mayor. (.
Published in the Dubuque Daily Tele-
--
graph March 18th. 1896.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Street Commissioner's Office,
Dubuque. Iowa, Feb. 12, 1896.
Notice is hereby given to all parties in-
terested that upon failure on their part
toremove all snow
d ice from sidew
walks abutting their property within
15 hours after said snow has accumulat-
ed, the city will do said work at the ex-
pense of the owner thereof in accordance
with the ordinance JOHNthat
CARTER,
Street Commissioner.
2-12-30t.
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Official Notices.
NOTICE.
Public notice is hereby given that at
the session of the City Council of the City
of Dubuque, held on January 14th, 1896.
the following special assessments were
levled on the real estate herein after des-
cribed, and that in case of failure to pay
the one seventh part within the time pre-
scribed by the ordinance governing same,
all will become delinquent and subject to
collection bYess and sale.
HT l\RY B. GNIFFKE,
City Treasurer.
For Improving High Bluff Street from
Schiller street to Middle avenue.
August Immisch. Hooper's add,
n e 48.8 lot 36 $ 9 54
August Immisch. McCraney's 38 28
2nd add, lot 26
Carl Preibe, McCraney's 2nd 2144
add, lot 27
Chas Bleucher. Sr. McCraney's 35 44
2nd. lot 28
Chas Bleucher. Sr. McCraney's
2nd add, w 1-2, lot 29 17 72
F C T Bleucher, McCraney's 2nd
add, e 1-2. lot 29 17 72
F C T Bleucher. McCraney's 2nd
add, w 12.6. lot 30 ........ . 8 85
Fred Grobe, McCraney's 2nd
add, e 37.6. lot 30 26 59
John Welty. Wick's add, lots 435 44
Andrew Vallaster. Wick's add, lot 35 44
3
J A Welty, Wick's add. sub 5, 7
and n 7 of 9. lot 1 3530
J A Welty. Wick's add. sub 5, 7
and n 7 of 9. lot 2 3544
H Kaiser, McCraney's 2nd add,
lot 21 35 44
Fred Grobe. McCraney's 2nd add,
lot 22 35 44
Christ Loetscher. McCraney's 2nd,
add, lot 23 35 44
Christ Loetscher. McCraney's 2nd
add. lot 24 35 44
add. lot 25 42 56
Christ Loetscher. McCraney's 2nd
For improving Schiller avenue from Lin-
coln avenue to High Bluff street.
M C Munsell, Hooper's add, lot
35 $ 87 61
Christ Loetscher. McCraney's 2nd
add. lot 25 83 48
For Improving South Bluff street from
Dodge street to 30u feet south.
James Walsh Est. Newman Coop-
er and Smyth's sub, lot 1 $ 84 18
James Walsh Est. Newman Coop-
er and Smyth's sub, lot 15 21 57
James Beach & Son. Newman
Cooper and Smyth's sub, lot 16. 48 13
James Beach & Son, City, lot 683. 65 64
James Beach & Son. City, lot 582. 96 27
James Beach & Son. City, lot 581. 14 94
A. A Cooper, City, lot 695 114 54
NOTICE.
Public notice is hereby given that at
the session of the City Council of the City
of Dubuque, held on January 14th, 1896,
the following special assessments were
levied on the real estate hereinafter de-
scribed. and that in case of failure to pay
within the time prescribed by the ordi-
nance governing same, all will become
delinquent and subject to collection by
distress and sale.
HENRY B.GNIFFKE,
City Treasurer.
To pay for constructing an 8 -inch tile
pipe sewer in Fenelon Place:
Leathers and Trewln. Prospect
Hill add, lot 15 $ 20 00
Leathers and Trewin. Prospect
Hill add, lot 16 20 00,
John W. Markle. Prospect Hill
add, lot 17 20 00.
James C Flanagan. Prospect Hill
add. lot 18 20 00
E Earle, Prospect Hil l add,
lot 27 . 16 40
E Earle, Prospect Hill add, lot
28 16 4O
Fales Wood, Prospect Hill add,
lot 29 20 00.
T A Hooper, Prospect Hill add,
lot 30 20 00
Geo M. Raymond. Prospect Hill
add. lot 31 20 00.
C H McArthur. Prospect Hill add,
lot 32 20 00`
C H McArthur, Prospect Hill add,
w 1-2. lot 33 10 00
Warren McArthur. Prospect Hill
add, e 1-2, lot 33 10 00
Warren McArthur. Prospect Hill,
lot 34 20 00
C F Markle, Prospect Hill add, lot
35 20 00
C F Markle, Prospect Hill, w 1-2, 10 00
lot 36
H E Tredway, Prospect Hill add, e
1-2. lot 36 ............... 10 00
H E Tredway, Prospect Hill add,
lot 37 20 00
Lucy C Graves Est. Prospect 20 00
Hill add, lot 38
Lucy C Graves Est. Prospect
Hill add. w 64 ft. lot 39 25 60
Leathers and Trewin. Prospect
Hill add, e 56 ft. lot 39 22 40
Leathers and Trewin. Prospect 36 00
Hill add. lot 41
Leathers and Trewin. Prospect 8
Hill add, lot 41a 00
To pay for constructing an 18 and 15
inch tile pipe sewer in alley from llth to
19th streets' between Washington and'
Elm streets:
Nic Kauffmann, sub w 1-4 out lot
, 500, city, lot 1 ....... ....E 28 00
H Lembcke, out lot 600, city,
lot 2 12 96,
Chas Newman. sub out lot 600, city
lot 3 20 48,
J Wittmer, sub out lot 500, city,
lot 4 10 24
G Jeoffroy, sub out lot 500, city,
lot 5 10 24'
Cryprian Kopp, sub out lot 500, city 2
lot 6 0 48
Mich Majerus. n 2-5 w m 1-4, city, 40 96
lot 500
Rosins Strobel. m 1-5 w m 1-4, 20 48
city. lot 500
Math Acherer. n 24 ft s m 1-5 w 9 60
m 1-4, city. lot 500
Leo Perleth. s 26 s m 1-6 w m 1-4, 10 40'
city, lot 500
Frank Hitchins. s 1-6 w m 1-4, city
lot 500 20 48:
Mrs C Wellhefer. East Dubuque
add. lot 97 20 48
R A Butler. East Dubuque
add, n 1-2. lot 98 10 24
10 24
Wm Beddolph. East
add, s 1-2. lot 98
Wm Beddolph, East Dubuque
add, n 1-2. lot 99
Hitler Walsh. East Dubuque add,
s 1-2. lot 99
Pat Walsh Est. East Dubuque
add, lot 100
Jno Pilmaler, Jr, East Dubuque
Dubuque
10 24
10 24
20 48
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add. lot 101 20 48
German Bank. East Dubuque add, 20 48
lot 102
German Bank. East Dubuque add, 20 48
lot 103
Anton Whitting. East Dubuque 20 48
add. lot 104
Ambrose Mal. East Dubuque add, 10 24
n 1-2. lot 105
Elizabeth Kurt. East Dubuque 10 24
add, s 1-2. lot 105
Nic and Frank Glab. East Dubu-
que add. lot 106
Tac Weber. East Dubuque add, 20 48
lot 107
Jas Crawford Est. East Dubuque 20 48
add. lot 108
Jas Crawford. East Dubuque add, 20 48
lot 109
Bridget O'Farrell. East Dubuque 20 48
add. lot 110
Bridget O'Farrell. East Dubuque 10 24
add. n.1-2. lot 111
Mrs B Maloney. East Dubuque 10 24
add, s 1-2. lot 111
Mich Hardy. East Dubuque add, 20 48
lot 112
Jas Crawford Est. East Dubuque 20 48
add, lot 113
C Ryan. East Dubuque add, lot 20 48
114
M Corbett. East Dubuque add. 10 2
n 1-2. lot 115
J F and E E Farley. East Du-
buque add. s 1-2. lot 115
John Farley. East Dubuque add, 12 4
n31ftlot 116
John Raesle. East Dubuque add, 7 5
s 18.11 ft. lot 116 .... ..
Chas Bruhn. East Dubuque add, 20 4
lot 117
Chas Bruhn. East Dubuque acid, 10
n 1-2. lot 118
Anna Wache. East Dubuque add, 10
s 1-2. lot 118
M Brown. East Dubuque add, n 10
1-2. lot 119
C Vogenthaler, East Dubuque add, 10
s 1-2. lot 119
P Hansen, East Dubuque add, lot 20
120
John Piokley. East Dubuque add, 20
lot 121
P Hansen. East Dubuque and, n 10
1-2. lot 122
Jos Kessler. East Dubuque add, 10
s 1-2. lot 122 ....... . • •
Jos Kessler. East Dubuque add, n' 10
1-2. lot 123
Justus Bechtel Est. East Dubu-
que add. s 1-2. lot 123
Justus Bechtel Est. East Dubu-
que add, n 1-2. lot 12410
Nic Brandt. East Dubuque add, 12
s 31.2. lot 125
P Hansen. East Dubuque add, 1
s 1-2. lob 124 .•••. ...... n
P Hansen. East Dubuque
20. lot 125
Nic Kauffman. East Dubuque add,
n 12.10 tt. lot 126
City of Dubuque. East Dubuque
338.2 ft. lot 126 ...... ............ 1
H Naglemaker. East Dubuque 2
add, lot 127. .... Dubuque
H Naglemaker. East
add. lot 128 . .....add,
J Garard. East Dubuque
n 1-2. lot 129 .... add, s
J Poshter. East Dubuq
1-2 lot 129.. • ..
Emeran Schmid. East Dubuque
add n 1-2. lot 130 ......•..
B Gantert Est. East
add, s 1-2. lot 130
John Hartman. East
add. lot 131
Stephen Steible. East
add. lot 132
Mrs! J. Eberhardt. East
add, s 1-2. lot 133
Dubuque
Dubuque
Dubuque
Dubuque
10 24
20 48
20 48
10 24
Ludw'.g W Litman. East Dubuque
add. n 1-2, lot 133 .... ..... .. • 10 24
Frank Peterka. East Dubuque add,
s 1-2. lot 134 10 24
B Schulte, East Dubuque add, n
1-2, lot 134
Frank Beller. East Dubuque add,
lot 135
Alois Frick. East Dubuque add,
lot 136
Nic Kauffman. East Dubuque add,
lot 137
Peter Welter. East Dubuque add, 10 24
s 1-2. lot 138
Geo F Blllarch. East Dubuque add, 10 24
n 1-2. lot 138
Mich Eitel. East Dubuque add, s 10 24
1-2, lot 139
Theresa Eitel. East Dubuque add, 10 24
n 1-2. lot 139
J B Joseph, East Dubuque add, lot 20 48
140
Wm Helm, East Dubuque add, lot 20 48
141
4 J F Ackerman. East Dubuque add, 12 48
s 31.2 ft. lot 142
4 Fred Michel. East Dubuque add, 8 00
n 20 lot 142 ..
0 Mich Klein. East Dubuque add, 13 64
s 2-3. lot 143 .. .. ••
6 Fred Pegel• East Dubuque add,
n 1-3. lot 143 ............ ........ 6 84
8 Fred Pegel, East Dubuque add, 6 g4
s 1-3. lot 144
24 Samuel Heinkel, East Dubuque 13 64
add, n 2-3, lot 144
24 Handal Lont 145 rgan, East Dubuque 20 48
24 Mary Driscoll. East Dubuque add, 20 48
lot 146
24 Mrs M Everett. sub s 1-2 147 east '7 48
Dubuque add, lot 1
48 Johnti Farley.
ey.addsubt s 1-2 147, EastD2 2 76
48 John F Farley, East Dubuque add, 10 24
n 1-2. lot 147
24 Albert Gasser. East Dubuque add, 10 24
s 1-2. lot 148
24 Honora Martin. East Dubuque add, 10 24
n 1--2. lot 148 . • •ubu ue
24 Bridget McNamara. East D q 20 48
add, lot 149 ........ ..
24 Geo Salot, East Dubuque add, lot 20 48
150 ......... add,
24 Jas O'Halleran. East Dubuque20 48
lot 151 ••••"'"
48 Mich Flynn. East Dubuque add, 20 48
lot 152. . ..,...ue add,
0 24 Mich Flynn, East Dubuque 20 48
lot 153 .
8 00 13 W Jones. East Dubuque add, 20 48
lot 154 add,
5 12 J A Essman. East Dubuque10 24
s 1-2. lot 155 ......
5 28 John Flynn. East Dubuque add, 10 24
n 1-2. lot 155 ...... ..
0 48 Peter Schetgen, East DubugUe g 80
add, s 22 ft. lot 156 ............
20 48 John Evert. East Dubuque add, n 11 68
29.2 ft. lot 156 .• ..'
10 24 Jac Spoo, East Dubuque add, s 1-2, 10 24
lot 157. ..........
add,
10 24 Nic Derneden. East Dubuque10 24
n 1-2. lot 157 .. •••... .."
10 24 Ellza Sill. East Dubuque add, s
10 24
20 48
20 48
20 48
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Official LVotiCO8.
1-2, lot 158 10 24
Chas Randall. East Dubuque add, 10 24
n 1-2. lot 158 .... • ... .... ......
Killian. May, East Dubuque add, 20 48
lot 159
S teuck & O'Farrell. East Dubuque 20 48
add. lot 160
Steuck & O'Farrell. East Dubuque 20 48
add. lot 161
P H Summerfleld. East Dubuque
add, s 1-2. lot 162 10 24
Wm Snyder. East Dubuque add, 10 24
n 1-2. lot 162 .... ..
Christian Kleih. East Dubuque add,
20 48
lot 163
Pat Walsh Est. East Dubuque 20 48
add, lot 164
Pat Walsh Es:. East Dubuque 20 4S
add. lot 165
Fidel Duenser. East Dubuque add, 20 48
lot 166
For laying a 4 -foot wide plank sidewalk
on west Asbury street from Delhi
street to west city limits.
Jas Kurz Est, Finley add, lot
129 12 90
German R. C. Orphan Asylum, Fin 9 90
ley add, lot 130
German R. C. Orphan Asylum, Fin
ley's add. lot 131 11 40
Mary Simplot. Finley's add, lot
139 .... .... .... ........ 13 95
John Harper, Yates & Pickett's
sub, s 1-2. lot 11 $ 7 50
For laying a 12 -foot wide brick sidewalk
on Clay street from Third street to
EIghteenth street:
Wm Griffin, City. n 23 ft. lot 263$ 23 15
For laying a 4 -foot wide plank sidewalk
on north end of Catherine street.
Ellen Y Callahan, Quigley's sub,
out lot 710. lot 16 $ 3 90
For the construction of an 8 -inch tile pipe
`sewer in Grove Terrace south, from
West llth street to Wilber
Lane:
H F Schneider. Elle n Corkey's
sub, lot 1 ......................$5000
H F Reynolds. Ellen Corkey's sub,
lot 2 20 00
H F Reynolds. Ellen Corkey's sub,
n 1-2. lot 3 10 00
W S Knott. Ellen Corkey's sub,
s 1-2. lot 3 ........ .... 10 00
W S Knott( Ellen Corkey's sub,
lot 4 20 00
Wm F Woodrich. Ellen Corkey's
sub, lot 5 . 1S 40
C N Bird, Ellen Corkey's sub, lot
6 ...... ...... ...... ... ... 18 00
C A Wilber,E11en Corkey's sub, lot
7 9 53
Fred Weigel, City, sub 687, lot 4.. 72 00
F A Rumpf. City, sub 687, lot 5 .. 80
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 53 40 00
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 54 ........ 40 00
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 55 62 78
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 56 62 84
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 57 .... 40 00
I M B and L Assn. Woodlawn
Park add. lot 58 40 00
Thos McDonald. Woodlawn Park
add. lot 59 40 00
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 60 62 84
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 61 63 23
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 62 40 00
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 63 ...40 00
Fritz Kruse. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 64 40 00
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 65 .. 63 20
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 66 63 35
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 67 40 00
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 68 . 40 00
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 69 40 00
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 70 . 52 69
Jno Kleinschmidt. Woodlawn Park
add. lot 99 80 53
S E Smith. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 98 40 00
Jno Kleinschmidt. Woodlawn Park
add. lot 97 40 00
Jno Kleinschmidt. Woodlawn Park
add. lot 96 63 75
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 94 .... .. ...... .... 40 00
Jno Kleinschmidt. Woodlawn Park
add. lot 95 63 32
Theresa Kempf. Woodlawn Park
add. lot 93 40 00
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 92, 40 00
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 91 .. 63 32
Sherr Hoffman & Co. Woodlawn
Park add, lot 90 63 29
Sherr Hoffman & Co. Woodlawn
Park add. lot S9
Sherr Hoffman & Co. Woodlawn
Park add. lot 88
Sherr Hoffman & Co. Woodlawn
Park add. lot 87 ..
Sherr Hoffman & Co. Woodlawn
Park add. lot 86 . . .
C A Voelke. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 85
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 84
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 83
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 82
0 A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 81
NOTICE.
Public notice is hereby given that at
the session • of the City Council of the
City of Dubuque. held on the 3rd day of
February, 1896. the following special as-
sessments were levied on the real estats
'herein after described. and that In case
of failure to pay the one seventh part
within the time prescribed by the Ordi-
nance governing same. all will become de
linquent and subject to collection by dis-
tress and sale.
HENRY B. GNIFFKE,
City Treasurer.
For improving Audubon avenue from
West 14th street to Dexter avenue:
C A Voelker. Woodlawn Park add,
lot 52 $ 81 73
NOTICE.
40 00
40 00
40 00
63 29
62 90
40 00
40 00
40 00
52 no
Public notice is hereby given that at
the session of the city council of the city
of Dubuque held on the 3rd day of Feb..
1896 the following special assessments
were levied on the real estate herein
after descri'bt d. and that in case of fail-
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ure to pay within the time prescribed by
the Ordinance governing same, will be-
come delinquent and subject to collection
by distress and sale.
HENRY B. GNIFFKE,
City Treasurer.
For construction of a sidewalk on Vernon
str
et.
Mrs. S. Gilmore. Levensadd, lot
$ 27 00
30
M DampseY. Leven's add, lot 40.. 6 75
For improving Rebecca street from
Thomas street to south end of street.
A A. Loetscher, Fairview sub, lot
$ 33 66
11
Chas Wilmott. Fairview sub, lot 34 77
1'L
M J McCullough, Fairview sub, lot 34 77
13 . .. ....
M J Willlard, Fairview
14
Rebecca J Farley,
lot 15
M Willard. et al
s 10 ft. lot 16
Aug Haplet, et al. Fairview
except s 10 ft. lot 16
EmmaaJHyde. sub 2 of 2
ll1 of sub
18, 19, 20. Fairview sub, lot 1..
Rebecca J Farley. sub 2 of 18, 19,
20, Fairview sub. lot 1,.,...... 86 57
For improviberg avenueitoh end ofimprove-
ment. .Re-
ment.
Julia Rhomberg, Ham's add, lot
$142 17
410
J A Rhomberg, Ham's add, lot
485 177 30
Olen Collins, sub 537a. Ham's add, 178 09
lot 1
A. L Rhomberg, Fifth Avenue add, 2
lot 1 8 9b
A L Rhomberg, Fifth Avenue add, 28 90
lot 2
A L Rhomberg, Fif:h Avenue add, 2
lot 3 8 95
A L Rhumberg, Fifth Avenue add, 60 79
lot 4
A L Rhomberg, Fifth Avenue add, 45 76
lot 6
A L Rhomberg, Fifth Avenue add, 28 95
lot 6
A L Rhomberg. Fifth Avenue add,28 95
lot 7
A L Rhomberg, Fifth Avenue add, 28 95
lot 8
A L Rhomberg. Fifth Avenue add,
lot 9 8 96
A L Rhomberg, Fifth Avenue add, 28 95
lot 10
A L Rhomberg, Fifth Avenue add, 28 96
lot 11 .
A L RhombergFifth Avenue add, 28 95
lot 12
A L RhombergFifth Avenue add, 98 95
lot 13 ""
A L Rhomberg, Fifth Avenue add, r8 95
lot 14
A L Rhomberg, Fifth Avenue add, 23 95
lot 15
A L Rhomberg, Fifth Avenue add,
28 95
lot 16
A L Rhomberg, Fifth Avenue add, .8 95
lot 17 "' "'
A L Rhomberg, Fifth Avenue add, 08 95
lot 18
A L Rhomberg, Fifth Avenue add,
1ot19 103 48
H Grappe, Sr. Johnstn's sub, lot 11 94
1
J H Rhomberg, sub 1 min lot 304,
222 89
luta
sub, lot
Fairview add,
Fairview add,
sub,
34 77
64 27
5 22
30 61
34 77
47 29
Charlotte Biehle. Ham's sub, lot
615
Charlotte Biehle. Ham's add, lot
614 ...
J A Rhomberg, Ham's add, lot
613
J A Rhomberg, Ham's add, lot
612
J A Rhomberg. Ham's add, lot
611
J A Rhomberg, Ham's add lot
610
J A Rhomberg. Ham's add, lot
609
J A Rhomberg, Ham's add, lot
538 195
J A Rhomberg. Ham's add, lot 17
484 .... .
2
J A Rhomberg, Ham's add, lot 142
411 .
57 88
71 77
57 88
57 88
57 88
57 88
93 54
43
40
42
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
City Recorder's Office,
Dubuque. Ia., Feb. 8:h, 1896.
Sealed proposals will be received at
my office up to Saturday, Feb. 29th, 1896
for curbing and paving the following
streets with brick according to plans and
specifications now on file in my office:
West Main street from Main street to
north line of, Jones street.
The extent of the work is as follows:
New curbing. 300 lineal feet.
Old curbing reset. 200 feet.
Brick paving groute foundation, 1,600
square yards.
Jones street from west line of West
Main street to levee:
The extent of the work is as follows:
New curbing, 1,000 lineal feet.
Old curbing reset. 500 lineal feet.
Brick paving, groute foundation, 5,500
square yards.
Ali of above work to be completed on or
before June 15th. 1896.
Biddet c must state the price per lin-
eal feet for new curbing. also olr curb-
ing reset, and the price per square yard
for paving.
Proposals must be accompanied by a
certified check on some Dubuque bank
for $500.00 payable to the order of the
City of Dubuque in case the party to
whom the contract is awarded, shall fall
to execute the contract so awarded with-
in five days after such contract is
awarded.
Proposals will be acted on at a meet-
ing of the council to be held March 2nd.
1896.
Blanks for bidders will be furnished
by the city recorder.
The city reserves the right to reject all
bids. JOHN O'CONNELL.
2-10-17t. Recorder Pro Tem..
NOTICE.
Dubuque, Iowa, March 5, '96.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office to o'clock
p. m. Saturday, March 14th, 1896, for a
burglar proof safe and time lock.
Bids will be received on both new and
second hand safes.
Bidders must state the dimensions of
safe; also the net price delivered in city
treasurer's office.
The city reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Per order of the committee on public
grounds and buildings.
T J. Shea,
Chairman.
3-6-8t.
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fit Official Notices.
AN ORDINANCE.
Providing for the vacation of parts of
certain streets and alleys in the Dubuque
Harbor Improvement Company's addi-
tion to the City of Dubuque in accord-
ance with the provisions and conditions
of a resolution adopted by the City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque with refer-
ence to the same on the 7th day of Oc-
tober. 1895.
Be :t ordained by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque.
Section 1. That the following streets
and alleys situate in the Dubuque Har-
bor Improvement Company's addition to
the City of Dubuque, viz.: Washington
street and the alley between Washing-
ton and Wall streets from High Bridge
avenue to Bell street streets.
from Bell street
to Tower street. also' the portions of Sev-
enth and Commercial streets north and
abutting lot Fifteen (15) of block Thir-
teen (13) also the portions of Bell and Mar
ket streets north of Commercial street
and the alley in blocks eight (8) and
nine (9) be and the same are hereby va-
cated annulled and abandoned as public
highways in favor of the owner or own-
ers of the lots or parcels of ground abut-
ting thereon.
Section 2. This ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and after its
publication in the Dubuque Daily Tele-
graph, official paper of the city.
Adopted March 2nd. 1896.
pproved. March 4th. 1896.
PETER OLINGER, Mayor.
Attest:
(Seal.) JOHN O'CONNELL,
Recorder Pro Tem.
-" Published in Dubuque Daily Telegraph
March 4th. 1896.
S EWALK RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved, By the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That sidewalks of good
two-inch plank, brick, stone or cement.
be, within ten days of this notice, con-
structed and laid in conformity with the
ordinance in relation to sidewalks as fol-
lows:
Four feet wide on cast side of Main
street between end of improvement and
Railroad avenue.
Four feet wide on south side of Rail-
road avenue between West Main street
and South Locust street.
Four feet wide on north side of W Stii
street between Hill street and Air Hill
street.
Four feet wide on north side of Ed-
ward street between Windsor street and
Queen street.
Four feet wide on both sides of Mertz
street between Windsor street and M-
thauser avenue.
Four feet wide on west side of English
Lane between Wilde street and Southern
ave where not already laid at the ex-
pense of abutting property.
Adopted March 2nd, 1896.
JOHN O'CONNELL,
3-6-lOt. Recorder Pro Tem.
NOTICE CHANGE OF GRATE.
City Recorder's Office,
Dubuque, Iowa, Feb. 4, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that there is
now on file in my office profiles showing
proposed change of grade on Catherine
and Angella streets. which will be con-
sidered by the city council March 2nd,
1896.
All persons having objections thereto
must file their claims for damages in my
office on or before the 29th day of ''eb-
ruary, ]896.
2-4-25:. JOHN O'CONNELL,
Recorder Pro Teta.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICES.
To Jos. Zimmermann:
You are hereby notified that in accor-
dance with a resolution of the City
Council of the City of Dubuque for
cleaning snow from sidewalk, adopted
on the 2nd day of March, A. D. 1896,
a. special assessment will be levied for
the expense thereof at the next regular
meeting of the city council, upon all
tots and parcels of land abutting on
said improvement, lot 16 in King's 1st
add owned by you being subject to such
special assessment. And you are no-
tified to appear at said meeting of the
council, to be held on the 9th day of
April, A. D., 1896, and show cause If
any you have, why said assessment
should not be levied.
To D. H. Price:
You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with a resolution of the City
Council of the City of Dubuque for
cleaning snow from sidewalk adopted
on the 2nd day of March, A. D., 1896,
a special assessmeunt will be levied
for the expense thereof at the next regu
lar meeting of the city council, upon
all lots and parcels of land abutting on
said improvement, lot 4, sub 218 and
219 in Davis' Farm add owned by you
being subject to such special assess-
ment. And you are notified to appear
at said meeting of the council, to be
held on the 9th day of April, A. D.,
1896, and show cause if any you have,
why said assessment should not be
levied.
To Mrs. Alice Goldthorpe:
You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with a resolution of the Cita'
Council of the City of Dubuque for
cleaning snow from sidewalk adopted
on the 2nd day of March, A. D., 18961,
a special assessment will be levied for
the expense thereof at the next regular
meeting of the city council, upon all
lots and parcels of land abutting on
said improvement, lot 3 of out lot 741
in city owned by you and being subject
to such special assessment. And you
are notified to appear at said meeting
of the council, to be held on the 9th
Official ficial Notices.
63
day of April, A. D., 1896, and show
cause if any you have, why said assess
ment should not be levied.
To C. Delinger:
You are hereby, notified that in ac-
cordance with a resolution of the City
Council of the City of Dubuque for
cleaning snow from sidewalk adopted
on the 2nd day of March, A. D., 1896,
a special assessment will be levied for
the expense thereof at the next regular
meeting of the city council, upon all
lots and parcels of land abutting on
said improvement, lot 51 in MoCra-
ney's 1st add owned by you and being
subject to such assessment. And you-
are
ouare notified to appear at said meeting
of the council, to be eld ,on
and 9 h
day of April, A. D.,
cause if any you have, why said assess-
ment should not be levied.
To D. A. Mahoney Est:
You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with a resolution of the City
Council of the City of Dubuque for
cleaning snow from sidewalk adopted
on the 2nd day of March, A. D. 1896,
a special assessment will be levied for
the expense thereof at the next regular
meeting of the city council, upon all
lots and parcels of land abutting on
said improvement,
of2 of subject min such
193 owned by you being
special assessment. And you, are no-
tified to appear at said meeting of the
council, to be held on the 9th day of
April, A. D., 1896, nd show cause if
any you have, why said assessment
should not be levied.
To Allen Schumacher:
You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with a resolution of the City
Council of the City of Dubuque for
cleaning snow from sidewalk adopted
on the 2nd day of March, A. D., 1895,
a special assessment will be levied fo
r
the expense thereof at the next regular
meeting of the city council, upon all
lots and parcels ofland abutting on
said improvement, lots 52, 69, 77 and t8
in McCraney's 1st add owned by you
being subject to such special assess-
ment. And you are notified to ap-
pear at said meeting of the council, to
be held on the 9th day of April, A. D.
1896, and show cause if any you have,
why said assessment should not be
levied.
To Mrs. Alice Goldthorpe:
that in You are herebynotified
ac-
cordance with a resolution of the City
Council of the City of Dubuque for
cleaning snow from sidewalk adopted
on the 2nd day of March, A. D., 1896,
a special assessment will be levied for
the expense thereof at the next regular
meeting of the city council, upon all
lots and parcels of land abutting on
said improvement, lot n 38 6ft of Int
219 in city 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 9th
day of April, A. D. 1896, and show
cause if any you have, why said as-
sessment should not be levied.
To J. H. Berry Est:
You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with a resolution of the City
Council of the City of Dubuque for
cleaning snow from sidewalk adopt..'d
on the 2nd day of March, A. D., 1596,
a special assessment will be levied for
the expense thereof at the next regular
meeting of the city council, upon all
lots and parcels of land abutting on
said improvement, lot 2 of 3 Brown's
sub owned by you being subject to such!
special assessment. And you are no-
tified to appear at said meeting of the
council, to be held on the 9th day of
April, A. D., 1896, and show
owacause e if
any you have, why
t
should not be levied.
To August Janggen:
You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with a resolution of the City
Council of the City of Dubuque for clean
ung snow from sidewalk a1op ed td onspthe
2nd day of March, A.
cial
assessment wi'.1 be levied for the ex-
pense thereof at the next regular meet-
ing of the city council, upon all lots and
parcels of land abutting on said impro-
vement, lot 290 in Davis' arm ro suchadd
owned by you being subject
speciala pmnd you r
noti-
fied
of the
to appear at said meeting
council, to be held on the 9th day of
April, A. D., 1896, andd owassessmentcule if
any you have, whys
should not be levied.
To W. H. Butler:
You are hereby notified that In accor-
dance with a resolution of the City
Council of
City
ng snow from sidewthk adopted on the
2nd day of March, A. D., 1896, a special
assessment will be levied thereof at the
next regular meeting of the city council,
upon all lots and parcels of land abut-
ting on said improvement, lot 213 in
Davis' Farm add owned by you being
subject to such special assessment. And
you aro notified to appear at said meet-
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Official Notices.
ing of the council, to be held on the 9th
day of April, A. D., 1896, and show
cause if any you have, why said assess-
ment should not be levied.
To S. J. Goldthorpe:
You are hereby notified that in accor-
dance with a resolution of the City
Council of the City of Dubuque for clean
ing snow from sidewalk adopted on the
2nd day of March, A. D., 1896, a special
assessment will be levied for the ex-
pense thereof at the next regular meet-
ing of the city council, upon all lots and
parcels of :and abutting on said impro-
vement, lot 324 in city owned by you
being subject to such special assess-
ment. And you are notified to appear
at said meeting of the council, to be
held on the 9th day of April, A. D..
1896, and show cause if any you have,
why said assessment should not be
levied.
To Jno. McDonald:
You are hereby notified that in accor-
dance with a resolution of the City Coun
cil of the City of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sidewalk adopted on the 2nd
day of March, A. D., 1896, a special
assessment will be levied for the ex-
pense thereof at the next regular meet-
ing of the city council, upon all lots and
parcels of land abutting on said impro-
vement, lot s 89 ft lot 2 in McNulty's
sub owned by you being subject to such
special assessment. And you are noti-
fied to appear at said meeting of the
council, to be held on the 9th day of
April, A. D., 1896, and show cause if
any you have, why said assessment
should not be levied.
To S. Suilderhaft:
You are hereby notified that in accor-
dance with a resolution of the City Coun
ell of the City of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sidewalk adopted on the 2nd
day of March, A. D., 1896, a special
assessment will be levied for the ex-
pense thereof at the next regular meet-
ing of the city council, upon all lots and
parcels of land abutting on said impro-
vement, lot w 63 ft of lot 643 in city
owned by you and being subject to such
special assessment. And you are noti-
fied to appear at said meeting of the
council, to be held on the 9th day of
April, A. D., 1896, and show cause if
any you have, why said assessment
should not be levied.
To Mary Wienecke:
You are hereby notified that in accor-
dance with a resolution of the City Coun
ell of the City of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sidewalk adopted on the 2nd
day of March, A. D., 1896, a special
assessment will be levied for the ex-
pense thereof at the next regular meet-
ing of the city council, upon all lots and
parcels of :and abutting on said impro-
vement, lot 479 in city owned by you
being subject to such special assess-
ment. And you are notified to appear
at said meeting of the council, to be held
on the 9th day of Apr:1, A. D., 1896,
and show cause if any you have, why
said assessment should not be levied.
JNO. O'CONNELL,
3-10-10t. City Recorder, Pro Tem.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To M. Kraurer:
You are hereby notified that in accor-
dance with a resolution of the City
ounci: of the City of Dubuque for clean-
ing snow from sidewalk adopted on the
2nd day of March, A. D., 1896, a special
assessment will he levied for the ex-
pense thereof at the next regular meet-
ing of th city council, upon all lots and
parcels of land abutting on said impro-
vement, lots 253 and n '/z 252 in Davis'
Farm add 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 9th day
of April, A. D., 1896, and show cause
if any you have, why said assessment
should not be levied. 3-10-10t
JNO. O'CONNELL,
City Recorder, pro tem.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To L. King:
You are hereby notified that in accor-
dance with a resolution of the City
Council of the City of Dubuque for clean
ing snow from sidewalk adopted on the
2nd day of March, A. D., 1896, a special
assessment will be levied for the ex-
pense threof at the next regular meet-
ing of the city council, upon all lots and
parcels of land abutting on said impro-
vement, lot 14 in Dorgan's sub owned
by you being subject to such assess-
ment. And you are notified to appear
at said meeting of the council, to be
held on the 9th day of April, A. D.,
1896, and show cause if any you have.
why said assessment should not be
levied. JNO. O'CONNELL,
3-10-10t. City Recorder, pro tem.
, 'pecial Session, April 8, 1896
7 / "CITY COUNCIL.
SPECIAL SESSION, APRIL 8, 1896.
[Official.]
Council met at 10 o'clock a. m.
Mayor Olinger in the chair.
Present—Aids. Bauer, Bonson, Craw-
ford, Kaufman, Shea and Vogler.
The mayor stated tto take up such mattersc
t of .the
meeting
as they deem proper.
City Engineer Knowton submitted
the following:
'1'o the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen—In reference to the mat-
ter of moving the sanitary sewer in
the alley from 8th street to 9th street
between Main and Iowa street i nothe
rear of the Security Building,
most respectfully report that there is no
objection of changing thelocation
new
the east side of the alley, provided
manholes are constructed and proper-
ly located.
On motion said report was approved,
said work to be done at the expense of
the owners of the Security Buiding un -
he city engineer.
dEthAldeShea, chaormann of tof the committee
on paving, reported as follows:
Your committee on paving would
most respectfully recommend that the
Austin Street Sweeper be purchased by
the city, as we find said machine to be a
practical one for street cleaning.
Report approved, and the city attor-
ney and city engineer instructed to
draw up a contract with said company
in regard to purchase of brushes in the
future.
The bill of the F. C. Austin Manu-
facturing company of $450.00 for street
sweeper was ordered paid.
Ald. Bauer, chairman of the police
and light committee, reported as fol-
low: bill of the
In favor of paying
' Star Electric Co. of $1,6418 foor electric
lights during Feburuary,
In favor of paying the
18 bill of the
Star Electric Co. of $1,647 for electric
lights during March, 1896.
Report adopted.
Ald. Bonson moved to adjourn. Car-
ried.
Atttest: Recorder ProL
City Tem.
Regular Se Bion, April 9, 1896. 65
('(ii'\ci i .
REGULAR SESSION APRIL 9, 1896.
(Official.)
Council met at 9:35 a. m.
Mayor Olinger in the chair.
Present, Alds. Bauer, Bonson, Craw-
ford, Cullen, Cullen Halpin, Kaufmann,
Ryder, Shea and Vogler.
Ald. Vogler moved that the minutes
of the last meetings be approved as
printed. Carried.
The following bilis were allowed:
Name. Purpose. Am't.
E. F. Sprengelmeyer, supplies 9 45
for city hall $
J. P. Shroeder, wood for city
hall
Duggan & Kane,
soap
Eichhorn & Bechtel,
city hall
Wateers & Dennis, hay
• trol house
Excelsior Brass Works,
and dog checks
C. H. Whitwell, veterinary ser-
vices
Fratz & Clark, drugs
M. Mullen, plumbing city hall
H. Nagelmaker, supplies for
ptarol house
Gerhart Parr, sawing wood....
Joseph J. Rowan, supplies for
matron room
Mr. Tropp, sawnig wood..
Chas Oswald, repiring stoves,
etc
Chas. Oswald, supplies for ma-
tron's room
Duggan & Kane, supplies for
matron's room.. .
Jacob Spielmann, room rent for
police.. ••
R. D. Kirmse, repairing clocks
Key City Gas Co., gas for city
buildings ...... .. .. ........
John Tibey, stone
Richard Butler, stone
Peter Kien stone
matches and
soap for
for pa -
team
45 00
1 00
3 00
41 OS
36 40
6 75
1 40
90
6 35
1 50
8 18
1 50
19 65
12 50
12 50
25 00
4 00
97 15
9 25
66
50
• ing for road department 3 25
J. C. Althausers, dusters 1 68
W. S. Molo, plumbing at 4th
street engine house.. .. 5 50
Lagen & Sloan, horseshoeing 15 50
W. H. Torbert, drugs 10 50
Standrd Lumber Co., shav-
ings 3 50
W. S. Knott & Co., fire bell18 00
Excelsior Brass Works, repair-
ing engines 5 25
J. H. Rhomberg, front running
gear of wagon 10 00
Phil Pier, coal 9 00
Peter Klauer, repairing stoves,
, 75
196 90
5 50
Pat Quinn, stone.. .. 3 75
Mullen Bros., plumbing in city 22 80
buildings.. .. .. .... ...... .
Merkes & Hassler, bran.. 1 60
Dubuque Water Co., hydrants..1,337 1 50
0
John Butt, repairing tools.. • • • . 2 85
5
J. P. Shroeder, cement
Headford, Bros. & Hitchens, 2 70
supplies for steam roller..
F. Lindenberg, nails for road 8 15
department .
Standard Lumber Co., lumber 3 65
for road department.. .
Diamond Jo. Line Steamers,
supplies for steam roller
R. J. Love, pine wood.. .
J. M. McKenzie, repairing tools
Collins & Wilkinson, horseshoe-
ing for road department ..
Carr, Ryder & Engler Co., lum-
ber..
Western Electric Co., wire.. .
Collins & Wilkinson, horseshoe -
2 31
1 50
20
9 20
25
49 19
etc
Watters & Dennis, oats..
Fratz & Clark, drugs
C. H. Whitwell, veternary
vices
Key City Gas Co., coke
J. F. Ris & Bro. pipe..
J. M. McKenzie, repairing en-
gines
Waters & Dennis, hay..
Peter B. Hoffmann, axle greese
Martin, Strelau Co., coal.. .. .
John Butt, repairing wagons
W. S. Molo, pipe..
John McCollins, filling on 4th
street
Mullen Bros., globes for city
hall
E. E. Frith, removing dead ani -
male
The Telegraph, blank station-
ery
Geo. Bennett, assistant assessor
Got. Gmehle, assistant assessor
Adam Jaeger, sawing wood....
John Hoffmann, janitor city
hall.. •
Adam aJeger. labor at cityhall. .
Baumgrtner & Kleih, lanterns..
Union Printing Co., blank sta-
tionery
}larger & Blish, stationery
Dubuque Telegraph, blank sta-
tionery.. ..... ..
Mrs. Koenig, janitor at City
hall.. .... .. 20 00
B. Hayes, expressing 3 50
James Kelly & Son, stationery 30 80
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co. 2 80
rubber stamps .
Eugene Anderson, surveying 10 00
Kaufman avenue..
Union Printing Co., blank sta-
tionery
J. C. Alhauser, supplies for city
hall.. ....
Jas. Kelly & Son, supplies for
election
The Herald, blank stationery
Duggan & Kane, lamps, etc. for
election booths.... ..
binet Makers' As -
Dubuque
sociation,arent of chairs and
tables..
M. S. Hardie, blank stationery
Robt. McGivern, sanitary in-
spector.... .. .. •••.••••
Sam. Boyle, putting up election
booth.. .....s ........
ser -
38 25
23 60
30
7 90
36 41
35
102 18
4 15
9 95
4 05
4 50
14 50
26 00
100 00
100 00
8 00
35 00
5 40
1 50
5 00.
12 05
6 50
3 50
6 86
3 60
34 00
28 04
3 25
55 50
50 00
20 00
6'; Reyular Ses,i" n, April 9, 1896
John Westercamp, putting up
election booth 20 00
John Garragn, hauling election ]5 00
boths..
Byrne & Saul, filling High 68 00
Bridge ave..
.Tohn Tibey, filing High Bridge 357 80
ave
George W. Farley, filling High
Bridge ave. 13 25
Jessie Venn, filling High Bridge 7 Ja
ave
McFauuen Coffee and Spice Co00
sacks 24 00
John Singreen, gravel
Wm. Geishe.ker, rod man 55 00
Adams Co., Iron legs for set-
ters
Hendford Bros. & Hitchens,
manhole covers
M. Czizek, glazing
John McEvoy, repairing pago-
das
Martin Frank. opening ballot
box
Joseph Geiger, reparing of city
hall
Chas. Atkinson. painting pa-
godas 15 00 permission to construct ferry dock in
A. V. Olds, watching pest house ice harbor.
$18, and same ordered collected from Petition of Juli Rhomberg asking
the county. that English Lane be widened and im-
The folowing bias were referred to proved as contemplated.
committee on similes: The petition of I. O. O. F. asking that
Noonan Bros., $5, Dubuque Rubbber the taxes on city lot 633 be cancelled,
and Belting Co., 65 cents.i in accordance with agreement with city
To Committee on Police and Light: was granted.
Globe Light and Heat Co 166 67 The petition of the I. C. R. R. re -
Key City Gas Co. 81 45 monstrating against paving Jones
To Committee on Printing. street was laid on the table.
67 50 Petition of Jeff McGrath et al., re -
75 00 monstrating against the improve -
67 50 ment of Union avenue was read.
29 15 On motion the rules were suspended
and J. A. Rhomberg addressed the
council, protesting against improving
said street at present.
On motion the petition was laid on
the table by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Bauer, Bonson, Cullen,
Halpin and Ryder.
Noes—Alda. Crawford, Kaufmann,
Shea and Vogler.
Ald. Shea moved that bids for street
improvements be opened and referred
to the engineer for computation.
Ald. Kaufmann moved as an amend-
ment that bids for the improvement
of Union avenue be not opened. Lost
by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Crawford,
Shea and Vogler.
Noes—Alds. Bauer,
Halpin and Ryder.
The vote recurring
motion was carried.
On motion the rules were suspened
and Miss Blake was allowed to address
the council in relation to the award of
the jury for the widening of Foye
street.
Petition of F. W. Kringle remonstrat Ald. Crawford moved that the action
16 80
against special tax for cleaning snow
4 50 from sidewalk.
2 25 Petition of Henry W. Kruse et al.,
asking that Queen street be straight -
48 25 ened.
The following petitions were refer -
50 red to the new council:
Petition of Col. Henry Rose in rela-
50 tion to the line of W. 14th street.
Petition of John Keckevoet asking
ine street.
Petition of John Heidenger remon-
strating against change of grade on
Catherine street.
Petition of Alfred Herron et al., ask-
ing that the sidewalks on Grandview
avenue from Southern avenue to east-
ern terminus be widened to ten feet.
Remonstrance of Julia L. Lang-
worthy against proposed extension of
26th street to Burden avenue.
Petition of John Hickey asking that
his property on Grandview avenue be
divided and numbered for the purpose
of special assessment.
The following petitions were refer-
red to the street committee:
Remonstrance of Margaret Mahony
The Herald,
The Telegraph
The Globe
The Times
German Catholic Printing Co.
To Committee on Public Grounds and
Buildings.
Carr. Ryder Engler Co. 3 30
Mechanics Insurance Co. 37 50
Bill of M. M. McCarten of $100 was re-
ferred to the Finance committee.
Bill of Martin, Strelau Co. of $79.18
was referred to the Fire committee.
Bill of C. O. D. laundry of $6.28 was
referred to the committee on markets.
Cliam of Michael Lidy against D.
Lavery was referred to the committee
on claims.
Bill of Altman & Taylor of $92.25 for
grading on Grandview avenue was re-
ferred to the street committee.
Bill of Central Union Telephone Co.
of $46.50 was referred to the committee
on electrical construction.
PETITIONS.
The following petitions in relation
to taxes were referred to the commit-
tee on delinquent taxes:
Elizabeth Kress, Henrietta W. Woll,
Mrs. G. Mandl, and Mrs. J. C. Silzer.
The following petitions were referred
to the commmittee of the whole:
Kaufmann,
Bonson, Cullen,
on the original
ing against change of grade on Cather- 1 of the council in rejecting the award
Jieonlop• Session, April 9, 159(1. fi7
of the jury for the widening of Foye
street be reconsidered. Carried.
Ald. Crawford moved that the award
of the jury for the widening of Foye
street be accepted and the amount so
awarded be set aside in the treasury
to be paid the proper parties on pre-
sentation of deed for same.
Carried by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Bauer, Bonson, Craw-
ford, Cullen, Halpin, Kaufmann, Ryder
Shea and Vogler.
Noes—None.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
City Auditor McCarten reported on
hand March 1st, 1896, $14,220.--. Col-
lections during the month $36,610.23.
Total $50,830.34. Disbursements dur-
ing the month $25,533.44. Balance on
hand April 1st, 1896, 25,296.90; also re-
ported $1,948.20 due city officers for
month of March, 1896, also presented
statement showing amount of coupons
nut street between Prairie and Walnut
paid during the month. streets be approved and said street be
Report approved and warrantsImproved in accordance therewith.
dered drawn to pay city officers,anndd Carried.
report referred to the finance commit- REPORTS OF COMMIT'1•EES.
tee. Ald. Ryder, chairman of the finance
City MarshalcasesduringMorgan reported 69 March,pcommitttee, reported in favor of ap-
1896;ice lo reported the 00mpoundu tproving of the report of the treasurer
collected oduringthe$`2.00 month,;realsoo for the month of March, 1896, and that
repopast thwarrants be drawn in his favor for
monthptteo $1 a ch, due Reportor for the money advanced; also that loan war-
ednof March, ordered1896. approv- rants be drawn in favor of the several
police,d and warrantsr drawnh to pay parties as shown in said report.
and report referred to the police i Ado t d
and light committee.
Street Commissioner Carter reported
$773.65 due for labor during March,
1896, Report approved and warrants make an estimate of the amount and
ordered drawn to pay for labor and re- cost of grading York street.
In favor of allowing Fred. Gelow an
estimate of 20 yards of macadam for
March, 1896, also would recommend
feet wide between curbs, which was
approved and adopted.
Also presented list showing $2,421.75
due teams for filling on 18th street.
Approved and warrants ordered drawn
to pay the same.
Woodmeasurer Jess reported $2.10
due city for month of March, 1896. Re-
ceived and filed.
The reports of city weighers Jos.
Straney, Chas. Pitschner and J. P.
Schroeder were received and filed.
Police Justice Maybanks reported
$13.25 due in city ordinance cases. Re-
port approved and warrants ordered
drawn to pay for same.
City Engineer Knowlton submitted a
plat showing the lines for the improve-
ment of Chestnut street between
Prairie and Walnut streets.
Ald. Crawford moved that the plat
presented by the city engineer showing
the lines of the improvement of Chest -
p e .
Ald. Kaufmann, chairman of the
street committee, reported as follows:
In favor of instructing the engineer to
port referred to street committee.
Fire Chief Reinfried reported $1,865
due firemen for month of March, 1896.
Report approved and warrants ordered that the engineer be instructed to re
-
red
to pay fiemen, and report refer- turn an estimate of 20 yards for all per -
red to the fire committee.sons not having permits.
In favor of instructing the engineer
to prepare a profile showing a proposed
change of grade on Cox street so that
Sewer Inspector Hillery reported
$208.75 due for labor on sewers during
March, 1896. Report approved and
warrants ordered drawn to pay for la- said street can be properly drained.
bor and report referred to the sewer In favor of instructing the engineer
to prepare a plat showing a feasible
street running from or near 26th street
to Burden avenue and submit same to
the council.
In favor of instructing the city at-
torney to draft an ordinance amending
the ordinance granting to Svendson &
Ott the use of certain streets and alleys
in Dubuque Harbor Co.'s add. so that
said Svendson & Ott shall be paid 121E
t per cubic yard for all filling put
committee.
Marketmaster Traut reported $10.50
scale receipts during March, 1896. Re-
ceived and filed.
City Engineer Knowlton reported as
follow:
Presented plat showing proposed ex-
tension of Needham Place from W 5th
street to Fenelon Place. Referred to
the street committee.
Also presented list of special assess-
ment for cleaning snow from sidewalk. on said streets, and the city engineer
Referred to the street committee. is instructed to cross section said
Also presented profile showing pro- ground so that the amount of tilling put
posed change of grade on Grace and on same can be estimated at any time
Bennett streets. Referred to the street in the future.
In favor of allowing the A. Y. Mc-
Donald Mfg. Co. 10 cents per cubic
yard fOMfilling
le and Cedar 13st Qets, a d
committee.
Also presented plat showing pro-
posed extension of 26th street, also
plan for improvement of said street 32
r
fib h'ejular Session, April 9, 1896.
the engineer is directed to measure and
submit estimate of same.
In favor of granting the peition of M.
Zwack et al. for the improvement of
Merz street.
In favor of granting the petition of
Wm. M. Davis and G. E. 'Davis in re-
lation to construction of retaining wall
on Grove Terrace and Pearl street, and
the city attorney and engineer are in-
structed to draw up a contract with
them to protect the interests of the
city.
In favor of referring the within peti-
tion of John A. Lutz et al. in relation
to street signs to the city engineer.
In favor of referring the within claim
of Carl Nank to the new council.
In favor of receiving and filing the
within estimates of the engineer for
grading Hart street. Reis street, Hedley
Court, Goethe avenue, Strauss avenue
and Sheridan avenue.
In favor of instructing the engineer
to prepare a profile showing a pro-
posed change of grade on Queen street
•from Edward to Clinton street.
Report adverse to the claim of M.
Tschirgi Jr., of $181.29 for grading on
Rush street.
in favor of referring the special ass-
essment for cleaning snow from side-
walks to the new council.
Would also recommend that the plat
showing the proposed extension of Rig'
and Stelmore streets be approved and
the engineer is directed to give the
proper notice to the owners of property
so required to be taken
Your committee report in favor of
instructing the engineer to confer with
the officers of the Chicago Great West-
ern Railroad Co. in regard to extension
of sewer from Eagle Point avenue to
Sanford street, also the proposed exten-
sion of Elm street from Eagle Point
avenue to Sanford street.
Your committete report in favor of
approving of the within profile of
change of grade on W. 17th street and
the recorder is directed to give the
proper plans in regard to same.
In favor of instructing the engineer
to give the proper notice to the owners
of property on account of the proposed
widening of English Lane as shown by
plat. Report adopted.
Ald. Kaufmann, of the special com-
mitte, to whom was referred the peti-
tion for the opening of Lincoln avenue
between White and Jackson streets,
would most respectfully report that we
have seen all parties interested, and as
some are asking an enormous price,
while others are reasonably fair, we
would recommend that the city
council order a jury summoned to as-
sess the damages that may be caused
by the opening of said street.
Adopted.
Ald. Bauer, chairman of the police
and light commmittee, reported in fa-
ror of paying the bill of the Globe
Light and Heat Co. of $166.67. Report
adopted.
City Engineer Knowlton presented
profile of grade on Leibnitz and Wood-
worth streets. which upon motion were
approved and adopted.
Ald. Crawford, chairman of the com-
mittee on printing, reported in favor of
paying the following bills:
The Herald, $67.50.
The Globe, $67.50.
The Times, $29.15.
The Telegraph, $75.00.
Report adopted.
Ald. Vogler, chairman of the com-
mittee of the whole, reported as fol-
lows:
In favor of referring the bids for
burglar proof safe to the new council.
In favor of granting the petition of
B. E. Linehan, asking for the privilege
of maintaining and operating a steam
boat coal yard on levee, said permis-
sion to be granted for a period of five
years, said B. E. Linehan to remove
said coal yards after said date upon be-
ing given six months notice so to do,
and the city attorney is instructed to
draft an ordinance to protect the in-
terests of the city.
In favor of granting permission to
Mulgrew & Phillips to maintain and
operate a coal dock on levee for a per-
iod of five years, same to be removed
after said date upon six monts notice,
from the city so to do and the city at-
torney is directed to draft an ordinance
accordingly to protect the interests of
the city.
In favor of granting the petition of
Stephen Shaw, asking for permission
to build a ferry landing in the ice har-
bor, said permission to be at the pleas-
ure of the council.
In favor of referring the petition of
J. A. Rhomberg et al. remonstrating
against special tax for the improve-
ment of 5th avenue to the city attor-
ney.
In favor of referring the petition of
L. J. Baumhover et al., remonstrating
against obstruction of sidewalks to the
mayor and marshal.
In favor of fixing the valuation of
the Dubuque Malting Co. on lots 7 and
8 of lot 3 of sub min. lot 322, and lot
9 of Liebe's sub at $50,00(: per year,
for a period of five years commencing
with 1896, and that the valuation for
the next succeeding five years be
placed at $75,000 per year.
In favor of paying the bill of costs in
the case of W. A. Harkett, et al, vs the
City amounting to $56.
Report adverse to claim of F. A.
Gniffke on account of location of Pic-
kett street.
Report adopted.
Also reported in favor of paying the
bill of Powers, Lacy and Brown of $100
for services rendered in obtaining Lake
Peosta grant.
Adopted by the following vote:
Regular Session, April 9, 1896. (;!I
Ayes—Alda. Bonson, Cullen, Halpin,
Kaufmann, Ryder, Ryder, Shea and Vogler.
Noes.—Alda. Bauer and Crawford.
Also reported in favor of allowing
John Carter $100 as compensation in
full for services rendered in superin-
tending storm water sewers.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Cullen, Halpin, Kauf-
mann, Ryder, Shea, and Vogler.
Noes—Aids. Bauer, Bonson and Craw
ford.
Also reported as follows on bill of
Alphonse Matthews:
We find some of these services charg-
ed for were rendered at the request and
with the approval of the city officers
and members of the council, and the
balance under a resolution of the coun-
cil. The city received full benefit, the
charges are reasonable, and we would
recommend the bill be allowed and war
rant drawn in favor of Mr. Matthews
for $925.00.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alda. Bauer, Crawford, Cullen,
Halpin, Kaufmann, Shea and Vogler.
Noes—Aids. Bonson and Ryder.
Resolutions.
Ald. Crawford offered the following: I
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That Foye street between West Lo-
cust street and Gold street be graded,
guttered, curbed and macadamized in
conformity with the ordinance upon
that subject. That the city engineer
be and is hereby directed to make the
necessary plans and specifications for
said improvement,. and the city recor-
der directed to give the proper notice
for bids and proposals for the per corm:
ance of the work; the guttering,
ing and macadamizing to be done at
the expense of the owners of the abut-
ting property. Grading to be bid in
total.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alda. Bauer, Bonson. Craw-
ford, Cullen, Halpin, Kaufmann, Ry-
der, Shea and Vogler.
Nayes—None.
Ald. Crawford offered the following,
which was referred to the committee on
streets*
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That Fremont avenue between North
Cascade road and Atlantic street, be
graded, guttered, curbed and macadam -
lied in conformity with the ordinance
upon that subject. That the City engi-
neer be and is hereby directed to make
the necessary plans and for said improvement and the city re-
corder directed to give the proper no-
idand proposals for the per-
Ald. Halpin offered the following,
which was adopted:
Be it Resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque:
That warrants be drawn in favor of
the judges and clerks of election for
five dollars each, and for register clerks
for the amount allowed last year, also
for election and registration places at
$10 and $5.00 respectively.
Ald. Shea offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council:
That warrants be drawn in favor of
Kenety and McCann to the amount of
$1,090.91, this being the amount due
them for the improvement of Clay
street, and was retained as 5 per cent.
of the total. And the said Kenety and
McCann do hereby agree to fulfill and
perform any further repairs according
to their contract and their bond now on
flle with the city recorder for $5,000.00
shall be continued in force as such se-
curity.
Lost by the following vote:
Ayes—Ald. Shea.
Nayes—Alds. Bauer, Bonson, Craw-
ford, Cullen, Halpin, Kauffmann, Ry-
der and Vogler.
Ald. Shea moved to adjourn to 2:00
o'clock p. in. Carried.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Council met at 2:10 p. m.
Mayor Oi nger in the chair.
Preapnt—Al'1s. Baur, Ronson, Craw-
ford, Cullen, Halpin, Kaufmann, Ryder
and Shea.
RESOLUTIONS.
Ald. Kaufmann offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the city
of Dubuque: That Clifford street, bet-
ween Seminary street and Napire street,
be graded, gu:tcred, curbed and macad-
cm:zed, in conformity with the ordin-
ance upon tat subject. That
the city
ty
engineer be and .s hereby
make the necessary plans and specifica-
tions Por said improvement, and the
c:'ty recorder directed to give the proper
notice for bids and propoaals for the
formance of the work; the guttering,
curbing and se of the owners tof. the abut
o be done
at the dRp-
tin.g property. -
Groding to be bid in total.
Adapted by tre f'o:owV.ring vote:
Av-s—Aldermen Rang. BOns'n. Craw
ford, Cullen„ Halpin, Kaufmann, Ryder
Shea.
Ald. Kaufmann 1off r d the followiof ng:
Resolved by
e
city' of Dubuque' That Clinton ave, bet
ween Qlle'e guttered, curbed anstreet and d macad-
amized,
ai d -
or ave,
amizeded, with the ordin-
am,°led, in conformity
a.nce upon fiat subject. That he city
hereby
tics for bids plans and sp
formance of the work; the guttering, engineer b' an •s the
ea -
curbing and macadamizing eowners of be the ne lone for saidake the si provement, and the
at the expense o ro sale for the per
abutting property. Grading to be bid I city
t o for bidsamidp d topo ave the pro pe
in total.
70 Rer/ular Session, April 9, 1896.
formance of the work; the guttering,
curbing and macadamizing to be done
at the expense cf the owners of the abut
ting property.
Grading to be b:d is total.
Adapted by ti e fa:owing vote:
AVcs—A:derme', P,,,°:r. Ronson. Crn.w
ford, Cullen, Halpin, Kaufmann, Ryder
Shea.
Ald. Kaufmann offered the following
Resolved by the city council of the city
of Dubuque: That Hart s:reet, bet-
ween Couler avenue and Valeria street,
be graded, guttered, curbed and macad-
am'zed, in conformity with the ordin-
ance upon t: at subject. That the city
engineer be and is hereby directed to
make the necessary pans and specifica-
tions for said improvement, and the
city recorder directed to give the proper
notice far bids and proposals for the per
formance of the work; the guttering,
curbing and macadamizing to be done
at the Eigpanse cf the owners of the abut
ting property.
Grading to be bid in tots..
Adopted by the folowling vote:
y?s—A:der..,e.^ Ban -r. Ronsrm Cr'w
ford, Cullen, Halpin, Kaufmann, Ryder
Shea.
Ald. Kaufmann offered the following
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That Hedley Court,
between Strauss and Lawther ave,
be graded. guttered, curbed and macad-
am:zed, in conformity with the ordin-
ance upon ti at subject. That the city
engineer be and :s hereby directed to
make the necessary pans and specifica-
tions for said improvement, and the
ety recorder directed to give the proper
notice for bids and proposals for the per
formance of the work: the guttering,
curbing and macadamizing to be done
et the ixpense of the owners of the abut
ting property.
Grading to be bid in total.
Adopted by ere fo:owing vote:
Aves—A:dermen Bauer. Ronson. Craw
ford, Cullen, Halpin, Kaufmann, Ryder
Shea.
Ald. Kaufmann offered the following
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That Sheridan St. bet-
ween Groveland Place and Lawther ave,
be, graded, guttered, curbed and macad-
am:zed. in conformity with the ordin-
ance upon ti: at subject. That the city
engineer be and :s hereby directed to
make the necessary plans and specifica-
tions for said improvement, and the
dty recorder directed to give the nroper
notice far bids and proposals for the per
formance of the work; the guttering,
curbing and macadamizing to be done
at the elxperse of the owners of the abut
ting, property.
Grading to be bid in total.
Adcpted by ti -e fa:ow'ne vote:
Ayes--Aldermmen Bauer, Ronsnn, Craw
ford, Cullen, Halpin, Kauffman. Ruder
Shea.
Ald. Kauffman offered the following:
Resolved by the city council ofthe
city of Dubuque: That Goer` a ave bet-
ween Burden and Windsor ayes,
be graded, guttered, curbed and ma,cad-
am:zed, im conformity with the ordiat-
a.nre upon e. at subject. That the city
engineer be and :s hereby directed :o
make the necessary prams and speoifiea-
ttons far sill improvement. and the
city recorder directed to give the proper
notroe far bids and proposals for the per
formance of the work; the guttering,
curbing and macadamizing to be done
rt the ilxpesre of the owners or the aim:
ring property.
Grading to be bid in total.
Adopted by tl'e fo:cw'ng vote:
Ayes—A:dermen Bauer. Ronson. Craw
ford, Cullen, Ha1p:n, Kauffman, Ryder
Shea.
Ald. Kauffman offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque.
That Strauss avenue between Bur-
den and Windsor avenues be graded,
guttered, curbed and macadamized, in
conformity with the ordinance upon
that subject. That the City Engineer
be and is hereby directed to make the
necessary plans and specifications for
said improvement, and the City Record
er directed to give the proper notice for
bids and proposals for the performance
of the work: the guttering, curbing and
macadamizing to be done at the expense
of the owners of the abutting property.
Grading to be bid in total.
Ayes—Aldermen Bauer, Bonson. Craw
ford, Cullen, Halpin, Kaufmann, Ryder,
Shea.
Ald. Kauffmann offered the follow-
ing:
Resolver by the City Council of the City
of Dubuque.
That Grace street, between Grand
View Avenue and East line of lot 8,
O'Hare's sub. be graded, guttered, cur-
bed and macadamized. in conformity
with the ordinance upon the subject.
That the City Engineer be and is here-
by directed to make necessary plans
and specifications for said improve-
ment, and the City Recorder directed
to give the proper notice for bids and
proposals for the performance of the
work; the guttering, curbing and ma-
cadamizing to be done at the expense of
the owners of the abutting property.
Grading to be bid in total.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aldermen Bauer, Bonson. Craw
ford, Cullen, Halpin, Kaufmann, Ryder,
Shea.
Aid. Kaufmann offered the follow-
ing:
Resolved by the City Council of the City
of Dubuque:
That Bennett street, between Grand
View avenue and East line of lot 8
O'Hare's sub. street be graded, guttered
curbed and macadamized, in conformity
with the ordinance upon that subject.
I
lt'egaGlCll' Session, April 9, 1896. 11
That the City Engineer be and is here-
hy directed to make the necessary
plans and specifications for said im-
provement, and the City Recorder di-
rected to give the proper notice for
bids and proposals for the performance
of the work: the guttering, curbing and
ntacadimizing to be clone at the ex-
pense of the owners of the abutting
property.
Grading to be bid in total.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aldermen Bauer, Bonson, Craw
ford. Cullen, Halpin, Kaufmann, Ryder,
Shea.
Ald. Cullen offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the City
of Dubuque:
That Coates avenue, between Fre-
mont avenue and Cross street, be grad-
ed, guttered, curbed and macadamized
in conformity with the ordinance upon
that subject. That the City Engineer
be and is hereby directed to make the
necessary plans and specifications for
said improvement, and the City Record-
er directed to give the proper notice for
bids and proposals for the perfor b
curb-
That the street commissioner be in-
structed to lay a stone crossing on the
corner of Summitt and West 3rd streets.
Ald. Kaufmann offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That the red grade line as shown on
profile, of Leibnitz and Woodworth
streets be declared the official grade of
said streets.
Ald. Kaufmann offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That the city engineer be and is here
by instructed to prepare plans and spec
ifications for a sanitary sewer in 27th
street from alley west of Jackson street
to alley east of Jackson street, and sub-
mit the same to the city council for
approval.
City Engineer Knowlton presented
plans and specifications for a sanitary
sewer in 27th street from alley west of
Jackson street to alley west of Jackson
street, which upon motion were approv
That
ance of the work; the guttering,
ur ed and adopted.
ing and macadimizing to be done at the I Ald. Kaufmann offered the following,
expense of the owners of the abutting resolution which was adopted:
property. Resolved, That the city recorder be
Grading by
be the f In total vote: and is hereby instructed to issue a
yes—Alopted er following venire to the city marshal commanding
fordAyes—Aldermen n, Bauer. Bonson.
Ryder, him to summon a jury of 12 freehold -
She Cullen, Halpin,ers, citizens, to assess the damages that
Shea.
Ald. Crawford offered the Lollowing I may be caused by the opening of Lin -
resolution, which was referred to the it coin Jackson sue, teas en White a plat pestreet d
street committee: city
Resolved ubyq the City Council of the pared by Alderman Kaufmann offered the fol-
Thater.
City of Dubuque: the which was referred to the street
West Eighth$ street,
Air nHill committee:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That sidewalks of good two-inch
plank, stone, or cement, be, within 10
days of this notice, constructed and
laid in conformity with the ordinance
in relation to sidewalks as follows:
4 feet wide on west side of Rebecca
street between Thomas street and So.
end of street.
4 feet wide on east side of Audubon
avenue between West 14th street and
Dexter avenue.
4 feet wide on both sides of Curtis
street between So. Dodge street and
Malady street.
4 feet wide on both sides of Rush
street between Quince street and Villa
street.
4 feet wide on both sides of Alpine
street between West 3rd street and
Dodge street.
4 feet wide on both sides of Schuller,
west line of Roger tittered, curbed and
street, be graded, g
macadamized, in conformity with the
ordinance upon that subject. That the
city engineer be and is herebY directed I'
to make the necessary plans andspec
i-
fications for said
provement, and the
city recorder directed ivd to give the proper
notice for bids and proposals r the
performance of the work; the
gutter-
ing, curbing and macadamizing to be
done at the expense of the owners of
the abutting property, grading to be bid
in total.
Ald. Crawford offered the following
resolution:
Resolved, That a sanitary sewer be
constructed on Chestnut street from
Prairie street one hundred feet west, at
the expense of the abutting property.
That the city engineer is hereby
in-
structed to prepare the necessary plan -
and speciflcations, and advertise for pro
Adopted by the following vote:
posals for doing the work. Middle and Fengler avenues be
Garfield avenue and High Bluff street.
Ayes—Alda. Bauer, Bonson, Craw- 4 feet wide on both sides of Grove
F 114h
ford, Cullen, Halpin, Ryder an
Ald. Shea offered the following which
was adopted:
Resolved, By the City Council:
Terrace south between Wes
street and Wilber avenue.
where not already laid at the expense
Regular Session, April. 9. 1896.
of abutting property.
Alderman Kaufmann offered the fol-
lowing which was referred to the street
committee:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That sidewalks of good two-inch
plank, stone or cement, be, within 10
days of this notice constructed and laid
in conformity with the ordinance in re-
lation to sidewalks as follows:
8 feet wide on north side of Arlington
street between Grove Terrace and
Prairie street.
6 feet wide on east side of Prairie
street between West llth street and
Chestnut street.
6 feet wide on north side of White
street between Lincoln avenue and E.
Pt. avenue.
6 feet wide on north side of West 14th
street between Walnut street and Cox
street.
6 feet wide on north side of Eagle
Point avenue between Jackson street
and Washington street.
6 feet wide on north side of Sanford
street between Jackson street and Wash
ington street.
6 feet wide abutting lot 1 Mattax sub.
4 feet wide on east side of 5th avenue
between Rhomberg avenue, north end
of improvement.
4 feet wide on north side of I-Iigh
Bluff street between Schiller avenue
and Fengler avenue.
where not already laid at the expense
of abutting property.
Alderman Kaufmann offered the fol-
lowing, which was referred to the street
committee:
That sidewalks of brick, stone or ce-
ment, be, within 20 days of this notice,
constructed and laid in conformity with
the ordinance in relation to sidewalks
as follows:
12 feet wide on Iowa and 7th street
abutting lot 219 city.
10 feet wide on west side of Bluff
street between 12th street and 13th
street.
where not already laid at the expense
of abutting property.
City Engineer Knowlton reported as
follows on bids for street improve-
ments:
Union avenue from West Locust street
to Alta Vista street—
Taylor & Becker.. .... .,$4,281 40
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan3,560 80
Con. Ryan, Jr.... ..... 4,168 00
Dubuque Construction Co.. ..4,408 60
John Pickley.. 4,740 20
Kenety & McCann 5,273 20
Brown & Brown 4.046 40
Parker & Peterson ...... ... 4,736 00
Steuck O'Farrell & Linehan being the
lowest bidders, were on motion award-
ed the contract.
Chestnut street from Pairie to Wal-
nut street—
John Pickley 464 60
Taylor & Becker 467 20
Dubuque Construction Co.. ... 382 4n
Steuck & O'Farrell 389 90
Geo. W. Farley .... .. .. ......399 90
The Dubuque Construction Company
being the lowest bidders were on mo-
tion awarded the contract.
North Main street from Seminary street
south—
Peter Horsch.. .... $646 00
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan 647 50
Taylor & Becker 838 00
Dubuque Construction Co.. 915 00
Geo. W. Farley.. 735 00
John Pickley 758 00
Peter Horsch being the lowest bidder
was on motion awarded the contract.
West Main street from Main to Jones
street. •
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan ..$2,030 00
Dubuque Construction Co.. .. 2,103 00
Kenety & McCann 2,188 00
J. H. McDonald .. .... 1,946 00
J. H. McDonald being the lowest bid
der was upon motion awarded the
contract.
Jones street from West Main street
to east line of Illinois Central tracks.
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan $3,175 00
Dubuque Construction Co.. 3,002 00
Kenety & McCann 3,425 00
J. H. McDonald, 3,047 00
The bid of the Dubuque Construction
Co. being irregular was rejected, and
on motion the contract was awarded
to J. H. McDonald, he being the lowest
bidder in accordance with the plans
and specifications.
Petition of Wm. Ohnesorge asking
that s 1-2 of lot 236 Davis Farm add,
be filled to grade so as to prevent stag-
nant water from lying thereon was re-
ferred to the Board of Health.
City Attorney Knight reported that
he had settled the case of Anna M.
Bush vs. the City of Dubuque for $200
and costs taxed at $21.10. Report
adopted and warrants ordered drawn
for the amounts.
The following bills were allowed:
Coates & Robinson, insurance, $75.00.
Jos. A. Palen, supplies, $4.95.
Thos. Hassett, grading South Bluff
street, $23.60.
Petition of Chas. Klingenberg et al.,
In regard to gutter on White street,
south of Eagle Point avenue, was re-
ferred to the committee on streets.
Ald. Bonson presented the following
which was adopted:
In the matter of the application of
the Dubuque Malting Co. to fix the
assessed valuation for new brewery
property, and to fix the assessments
on the old brewery properties, the com-
mittee of the whole having reported in
favor of fixing the value of new brew-
ery; Resolved, That the matter of flx-
14',':/"tbo' Sc.•.,;on, .1 pr;l 9, 1895.
ing the assessment on the old
properties be referred to the ordinance
committee with power and such com-
mittee be instructed to report at next
meeting of council on ordinance or res-
olution carrying into effect the report
of the report of the commmittee of the
whole and this resolution.
Ald. Halpin moved that council pro-
ceed to canvass the vote cast at the
election. Carried.
Ald. Bonson moved that the mayor
appoint the tellers. Carried.
The mayor appointed Alds.
and Crawford.
The result of the vote is as follows:
Mayor --
Peter Olinger, First Ward, First pre-
cinct, 104; Second precinct, 151. Sec-
ond ward, First precinct, 168; Second
precinct 170; Third ward, First pre-
cinct, 170; Second precinct, 175; Third
precinct, 226; Fourth ward, First pre-
cinct, 110; Second precinct, 75; Third
precinct, 119; Fifth ward, First pre-
cinct, 178; Second precinct, 258; Third
precinct, 254; Fourth precinct, 141.
Total, 2.299.
T. T. Duffy, First ward, First pre-
cinct, 356; Second precinct, 292; Second
ward, First precinct, 184; Second pre-
cinct, 467; Third ward, First precinct,
211,; Second precinct, 247; Third pre-
cinct, 252; Fourth ward, First precinct,
401; Second precinct, 191; Third pre-
cinct, 325; Fifth ward, First precinct,
200; Second precinct, 306; Third pre-
cinct, 283; Fourth precinct, 185. Total
3,900. Majority, 1,601.
For Auditor—
M. M. McCarten, First ward, First
precinct, 437; Second precinct, 410;
Second ward, First precinct, 360; Sec-
ond precinct 499; Third ward, First
precinct, 371; Second precinct, 411;
Third ward, First precinct, 371; Second
precinct, 411; Third precinct, 465;
Fourth ward, First precinct, 502; Sec-
ond precinct, 212; Third precinct, 439;
Fifth ward, First precinct, 382; Second
precinct, 534; Third precinct, 522;
Fourth precinct, 323. Total, 5,887.
For Assessor— adverse circumstances. caused by the
Jos. Ruegamer, First ward, First hard times, which has been general alt
over the country, I am proud to say
that our city has kept pace with all
cities in the west and has been excelled
by none.
tinct, 242; Fourth ward, First pre-
cinct, 389; Second precinct, 194; Third
precinct, 325; Fifth ward, First pre-
cinct, 199; Second precinct, 247; Third
precinct, 229; Fourth precinct, 161.
Total, 3,505. Majority, 969.
Aldermen—
First Ward—
John McEvoy, First precinct,
Second precinct, 216. Total, 555.
jority, 28.
J. W. Halpin, First precinct,
Second precinct, 216. Total, 427.
Halpin Dennis Smith, First precinct, 1; Sec-
ond precinct, 2. Total, 3.
Alderman Second Ward—
B. Lagen, First precinct 200; Second
Second precinct, 305; Total, 505. Ma-
jority, 24.
.I. R. Lindsay, First precinct, 152;
Second precinct, 329. Total, 481.
Alderman Third Ward—
A. Vogler, First precinct, 157; Sec-
ond precinct, 149; Third precinct, 193.
Total, 499.
G. F. Albrecht, First precinct, 219;
Second precinct, 268; Third precinct,
283. Total, 770. Majority, 271.
Alderman Fourth Ward—
C. H. Berg, First precinct, 482;
and precinct, 215; Third precinct,
Total. 1,051.
Alderman Fifth Ward—
Frank Dennert, First precinct, 135;
Second precinct, 348; Third precinct,
293; Fourth precinct, 117. Total, 893.
Majority, 8.
Jacob Haudenschield, First precinct,
235; Second precinct, 210; Third pre-
cinct, 235; Fourth precinct, 205; Fourth
precinct, 205. Total, 885.
On motion the parties receiving the
majority of votes were declared elected.
Mayor Olinger then read the fol-
lowing valedictory:
To the City Council of the City of Du-
buque.
Gentlemen:— According to custom I
beg leave to submit to you a statement
showing the progress of our city dur-
ing the past year, which has been one
of prosperity for our fair city.
While we have had to work under
239;
Ma -
211,
Sec -
354;
precinct, 174; Second precinct, 201; Sec-
ond ward, First precinct, 161; Second
precinct, 204; Third ward, First pre-
cinct, 178; Second precinct, 157; Third
precinct, 229; Fourth ward, First pre-
cinct, 118; Second precinct, 67; Third
precinct, 118; Fifth ward, First pre-
cinct, 170; Second precinct, 300; Third
precinct, 305; Fourth precinct, 154.
Total, 2,536.
O. E. Duncan, First ward, First pre-
cinct, 264; Second precinct, 204; Second
ward, First precinct, 181; Second pre-
,
197; Second precinct, 256; Third pre- , has been reduced over $11,000 an
cinct. 417; Third ward,
First t recinct
Finances.
From said time until the present the
city has been paying from 6 to 10 per
cent interest on its bonded indebted-
ness, whereas during the past year over
$200.000 of said debt hss been refunded
at 4 per cent interest, and all of our
debt,if same was due,could be refunded
at the same rate. During the past year
over $7,500 of bonded debt has been
aid off, and the floating indebtedness
0
74 Regular Se8sion,
April 9, 1896 .
terest on same reduced from 7 to 6 per
cent, which has made quite a saving to
the city. During the coming year over
$?50,000 of our bonded debt, bearing
6 per cent interest, becomes due, and
immediate action should be taken to
refund same at a lower rate of interest.
When same is done the interest levy
can be materially reduced, which will
be a. great saving to the city.
The financial condition of the city has
not been better for over forty years.
Streets.
During the past year over eight miles
of new streets were constructed in the
city costing over $150,000, also repairs.
on old streets costing over $30,000, all
of which gave a large amount of work
to our laboring men.
Fire Department.
The fire department of tue city is in
better condition at t he present time
than in the history of the city, and the
council has spared no pains to make
it such. With the efficiency of the fire
chief, it is on par with any fire com-
pany in the country.
Police.
The police force, under the able sup-
ervision of City Marshal Morgan. have
ever been on the alert. and I can safely
say that the criminal class have been
very quiet during the past year, as they
knew the eagel eye of Marshal Morgan
and his men were always watching
them. I have had less complaints in
regard to the police the past year than
has been known in the history of the
city, which shows that they have been
attentive to duty.
Paving.
During the past year about three
miles of brick paving have been con-
structed in the city, which is a per-
manent imnrovement, and whi'.e it has
been a hardship on some people to pay
for same, still in the end I think they
will feel satisfied that the money has
been well spent.
There has been many statements
made in the newspapers. reciting that
the financial accounts of the city were
being falsely made by the city treasurer
and city auditor. As far as I know the
same is untrue. as I believe that City
Treasurer Gniffke and City Auditor
McCarten are too honorable to do such
a thing. and would have no object for
doing it.
I would recommend to my successor
that sufficient appropriations he made
to give the needy laborer s a sufficient
amount of labor during the coming
year, as it has been a hard winter on
a good many of them.
I desire to return my sincere thanks
to the several aldermen and city offi-
cers, who have always both by word
and actio ns assisted me in promoting
the welfare of the city.
While there has been the most vile
statements and mis-representations pub
Hshed during the past month in regard
to the past year's administration, and
the same sanctioned by a membri' of the
council, whose time will not exp're for
one year more. but as he is well known
and h:s reasons for so doing being of
such a nature that I shall no: say more,
only trusting that in tl'e future he may
:earn to tell the truth and become res-
pected by his fellow -men.
In conclusion I hope and wish that
my successor and his associates shall
have a prosperous year, and in a year
from now can show the citizens of Du-
buque that they have done as well as
their predecessors.
PETER OLI\GER, Mayor.
Mayor Olinger then delivered the oath
of office to Mayor Duffy.
The following aldermen elect were
tf.-en sworn in by Mayor Duffy.
Alds. McEvoy, Lagen, Aibrecht,•Berg
and Dennert.
Mayor Duffy read the followLng inau-
gural addresss:
Gentlemen of the City Council:
It is customary on occasions of this
kind when those to whom. the people
have delegated :he power to control mu-
nioipal affairs and take charge of t e
interests of our city have assembled for
the purpose of entering upon the dis-
charge of their official duties. for the
one on whom it devolves to preside over
your deliberations to speak to you a few
thoughtful words of encouragement and
possib:y present to you a suggestion or
two in reference to the performance of
our off:cia: duties vwaich may not be
witnout value.
From among the :housands of worthy
men in our city our fellow citizens have
chosen us as their trusted agents to look
after their interests. They have honor-
ed us by such expression of their confi-
dence, for by designating me as the per-
son worthy to occupy the executive
chair in this chamber, and you as per-
sons trustwor:hy and competent enough
to properly protect and foter their in-
terests t: at they may prosper. It is an
honorable trust that the people have
confided to us. and :t should be and is a
sacred :rust that we owe to those who
so trust us to see that no act of ours
may ever make them feel t^aa their
faith in us has been misplaced, and their
confidence illy roundel. abused, or be-
trayed. A statesman who has outgrown
•narrow partisan lines whom the people
of this great :and have delighted to
1 onor, s:ruck the key note of official
duty. condensed all the rules that relate
to the obligations of public officers to
the people and to themselves within a
few pregnant words. and concentrated
their essence in one singularly short and
strikingly strong declaration. ,which has
crystalized into an axiom Oat ail rigth-
minded people approve and applaud.
"A public office is a public trust."
I•t is for us in the discharge of our of-
ficial obligations to prove that we recog-
nize and endorse that golden truth. We
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75
can only give evidence of this by fidelity 1 city so dear to us and ours. I shall feel
to the interests of all the people. ,ti at we are enlisted in one common, sa-
The safety of the people is the supre- I cred cause the welfare of the people of
me law—ins a principle rooted in political iour city, and shall give to each and all
economy ages ago. With us let the of you all the assistance in my power,
same principle find expression in the de- and ask of you in return, what I aim con
cleration that "The welfare of our whole fident you will accord to me, your coun-
city and the interests of all. our people se: and support, to the end that by work
shall be our first thoug:: t and firm res- ine ' in
ncomplish smony togng substantialter we maw se -
the
olution.
We must bear in mind that for the' public good. Let us guard the monetary
interests of the people. Let us shield the
time being, a brief year roe me, a year homes of our people from harm. Let us
affaior two for you, the maich withinnent of the protect the young from the snares than
yeavrs of this city, which a few may be laid in the pathway of unsus-
yeans past has made supe mfrsuch pus ad petting, unguarded, innocent boys and
and substantial
and reached such marked girls, and if we see evils that menace
and substantial prosperity, has been en- the pence of our homes„let us with de
trusted to our hands, and earnest, expected n -
;ermined hand rote them out. In short,
est, faithful work is rightfully expected le' us do our whole duty to the people
from us. We should appreciate the fact and trust to them confidently far ap-
that we are here to guard and forward • nrova: of our work. And now, in the
the interests of the entire city. In our ; r,gn.1ge of the loftiest-sauled. broad -
minds there should, In language that e.etm,nded noblesthearted statesman the
finds a responsive endorsement in the world has ever yet known, "with malice
parotic thong:tall citizens of this towa,ree none and charity towards all"
land, when applied to the country at let tus enter upon the discharge of our
large be no north, no south, no east, no duties the grave responsibilities of
west. Let each of us feel that every dol-
lar that is expended for any purpose
whatsoever is as seed planted that it
may bring forth fruit for all the people.
There should be no rivalry between the
different wards of our city, no efforts
made to bring about the expenditure of
money in one section of the city because
expenditures have been made in an-
other. Let necessity for the work
that involves the outlay of the people's
money be the test of our action and if
the general interests are not to be pro-
moted by such outlay justice to the peo-
ple would dictate that it should not be
made. Every unnecessary expense
should be avoided. We should not and
must not attempt to throw obstructions
in the way of progress. Extra.vagance
is a prime. Parsimony is not always
economy. It is the extremes that it be-
hooves us to avoid. Every dollar that is
unnecessarily expended is a mortgage
placed by us on the property of the well-
to-do citizen. alien upon the home of
the poor man. The former, while he
feels the burden, can free himself from
it: the latter bends under his
his heavy load and suffers be-
cause of his helpless condition. It
is an injustice to the wealthy to place
unnecessary burdens upon them. It is
a crime against the poor in times line
these when so much distress prevails
among the toilers everywhere, to add
anythimia that may be •iva:dee to the
cares that afflic_ them now so heavV-y.
Let us lock frrweri with determina-
tion to accomplish good work. if we
leek backward. let it be solely for the
purpose of eva'ding any errors that my
have been made. The wise do this hop-
ing to profit by it.Let each of us p:iglut
our faith to assist the other in our ef-
forts to promote the prosperity of the
which I am painfully sensible of and
you appr=ciate. hoping and hopeful that
when our record is written, and read one
year hence. the generous people who
have pl'ced the trust in our hands may
not have reason to feel that they placed
it there in vain.
Mavor Duffy appointed the fallowing
standing committees for the ensuing
Finance—Ryder, Bonson, Dennert.
Ordinance—Bonson, Ryder, McEvoy.
Claims—Bauer, Schulte, Lagen.
Streets—Bonson, Albrecht, Bauer, La
gen, Cullen. Dennert,
Harbors—Schulte, Berg,
Lagen, McEvoy.
Supplies—McEvoy, Ryder, Schulte,
Berg, Bauer.
Markets—Cullen, Albrecht, Berg.
Public Grounds and Buildings—Den-
nert, Bonson, Ryder, en.
Fire—Cullen, Ryder,c Albrecht,1on-
son, Bauer.
Police and Light—Lager, Berg, Al-
brecht.
Printing—Berg, Lennert, Schulte, La -
gen, McEvoy.
Delinquent Taxes—Albrecht, Mc-
Evoy, Lagen, Berg, Bauer.
Sewers—Schulte, Dennert, Berg,
Lagen, Cullen.
Board of Health—Berg, Bauer, Dr.
S. S. Lindsay, Dr. F. W. Wieland.
Electric Construction — Dennert,
Berg, Schulte, Lagen, Cullen.
Bonson, Dennert.
On motion the council proceeded to
elect a mayor pro tem.
Ald. Bonson was elected mayor pro
tem by acclamation.
Ald. Bonson moved to proceed to
elect officers for the ensuing year by
open ballot in the order shown on list
Regular Session, April 9, 1896.
having received all the
declared elected wood
presented by him.
Ald. Ryder moved as an amendment
that action on same be postponed un-
til Monday, April 13th, 1896.
Lost by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Albrecht, Bauer, Berg,
Bonson, and Denert.
The vote recurring on the original
motion was carried.
The council then proceeded to elect
officers as follows:
For City Engineer.
The vote resulted as follows:
For W. H. Knowlton, Alds. Albrecht,
Bauer, Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert,
Lagen, McEvoy and Ryder.
W. H. Knowlton having received all
the votes was declared elected city
engineer.
For Marshal.
The vote resulted as follows:
For Ed. Morgan, Alds. Albrecht,
Bauer, Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert,
Lagen, McEvoy and Ryder.
Ed. Morgan having received all the
votes cast was declared elected mar-
shal.
For Street Commissioner.
For Hagerty, Alds. Albrecht. Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Dennert and Lagen.
For John Carter, Alds. Cullen and
Ryder.
For John Duggan, Ald. McEvoy.
Thos. Haggerty having received a
majority of all the votes cast was de-
clared elected street commissioner.
For Sewer Inspector.
For Phil Doerr, Alds. Albrecht, Bauer
Berg, Bonson, and Dennert.
For John O'Brien, Alds. Cullen, Lag -
en and McEvoy.
For B. Rawson, Ald. Ryder.
Phil. Doerr having received a ma-
jority of all the votes cast was declared
elected sewer inspector.
For Park Custodian.
For Chas. Burkhardt, Alds. Albrecht,
Bauer, Berg, Bonson, and Dennert.
For Thos. Cahill, Aids. Cullen and
Ryder.
For R. Fuhrman, Alds. Lagen and
McEvoy.
Chas. Burckhardt having received a
majority of the votes cast was declared
elected park custodian.
For Pound Master.
For Carl Spiegelhalter, Alds. Al-
brecht; Bauer, Berg, Bonson and Den-
nert.
For Nic. Sweeney, Alds. Cullen and
McEvoy.
For Martin Lonergan, Alds. Lagen
and Ryder.
Carl Spiegelhalter having received a
majority of all the votes cast was de-
clared elected.
For Wood Measurer.
For Tom Jess, Alds. Albrecht, Bauer,
Bonson, Cullen, D ennert, Lagen, Mc-
Evoy and Ryder.
Tom Jess
votes was
measurer.
On motion
wharf master
igation.
Tom Jess was elected
during the season of nav-
For City Electrician.
For George Osborn, Alds. Albrecht,
Bauer, Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert,
Lagen, McEvoy and Ryder.
George Osborn having received all
the votes was declared elected city
electrician.
For Market master.
For .T. P. Tract. Alds. Albrecht,
Bauer Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert,
Lagen, McEvoy and Ryder.
.T. P. Tract having received all the
votes cast was declared elected Market -
master.
Engineer Steam Roller.
For A. R. Stevenson. Alds. Albrecht,
Bauer, Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert,
Lagen. McEvoy and Ryder.
A. R. Stevenson having received all
the votes was declared elected engineer
of the steam roller.
For Committee Clerk.
For L. M. Langstaff, Alds. Albrecht.
Bauer, Berg, Bonson and Dennert
For John O'Connell. Alds. Cullen,
Lagen. McEvoy and Ryder.
L. M. Langstaff having received a
majority of all the votes cast was de-
clared elected committee clerk.
For Weighmaster 1st Ward Scales.
For Joseph Straney, Alds. Albrecht,
Bauer, Berg, Bonson, Dennert, Lagen
and McEvoy.
For John Mahoney, Ald. Cullen.
For Jas. Doyle, All. Ryder.
Joseph Straney having received a
majority of all the votes cast was de-
clared elected weighmaster of the 1st
ward scales.
For Weighmaster West Dubuque Scales
For Chas. Pitschner, Alds. Albrect,
Bauer, Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert,
Lagen, McEvoy and Ryder.
Chas. Pitschner having received all
the votes was declared elected weigh -
master of the West Dubuque scales.
For Weighmaster 5th Ward Scales.
For Mrs. Deckert, Alds. Albrecht,
Bauer, Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert,
Lagen, McEvoy and Ryder.
Mrs. Deckert having received all the
votes cast was declared elected weigh -
master of the 5th ward scales.
Ald. Bonson moved that the election
of committee clerk be reconsidered.
Carried.
Ald. Bonson moved to elect a city re-
corder pro tem. Carried.
For City Recorder Pro Tem.
For L. M. Langstaff, Alds. Albrecht,
Bauer, Berg, Bonson, Dennert and Mc-
Evoy.
For J. W. Halpin, Alds. Cullen, Lagen
and Ryder.
Adjourned Regular Se8sion, April 20, 18'96. 77
L. M. Langstaff having received a
majority of the votes cast was declared I
-elected city recorder pro tem.
Ald. Bonson moved to proceed to
•elect a committee clerk. Carried.
For Committee Clerk.
For Adam Crawford, Alds. Albrecht,
Bauer and Bonson.
For John O'Connell, Alds. Berg, Cul-
len, Dennert, Lagen, McEvoy and
Ryder.
John O'Connell having received a
majority of all the votes cast was de-
clared elected committee clerk.
Ald. Ryder offered the following:
Be it resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque, That the special
assessment for the improvement of
Rush street from Dodge street to Ap-
ple street by M. Tschirgi, Jr., contrac-
tor, be corrected as follows: Frank
McGinniss, lot 153, Union add., (except
e 12 feet). Original amount $176.11,
corrected to $169.35: Jas. Collinson
Est., lot 154 Union add, original amount
$74.42. Corrected to $67.66.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alda. Albrecht, Bauer, Berg,
Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen, Mc-
Evoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson moved that the matter
of bonds and salaries for the ensuing
year be referred to the committee of
the whole. Carried.
Ald. Bonson moved to adjourn to
Monday, April 20th, at 7:30 p. m. Car-
ried.
Attrct :
.Approved
Adjourned Regular Session, April 20th,
1896.
• R'corder.
149
(Official.)
Council met at 7:50 p. m.
Mayor Duffy in the chair.
Present: Alds. Albrecht, Bauer, Berg,
Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen, Mc-
Evoy and Ryder.
Petitions.
The following petitions were referr-
ed to the street committee.
Petition of Henry Triller in regard to
grading on Klingenbett Terrace.
Petition of H. W. Schloz et al, ask-
ing thaa a sir1 wai% and stairs be laid
on south side of Fairview sub from Re-
becca w Ahea street;.
Petition of Carl Mauk in relation to
his claim for damages on account of
flood.
Remonstrance of Mrs. Rebecca J. Far
ley et al against the improvement of
West 17th street between West Locust
and Clark streets.
Petition of C. E. Davis in relation to
improvement and widening of Bennett
street.
Petition of Julia Rhomberg et al in
relation to the widening ands i p
1;4414erQve-
ment of i14e street. & 14. 4. A.
The following petitions ' ere referr-
ed to the street committee ith power:
Petition of Michael McMahon in re-
gard to damages to his barn, also the
condition of Curtis street.
Petition of Kenneally and Cain, agree
ing to put filling on Oak street at the
rate of 12 1-2 cents per cubic yard.
Petition of David G. Scott, in regard
to the condition of West 3rd street.
The petition of Col. Henry Rose in re
gard to width of sidewalk on West 14th
street was referred to the street com-
mittee and city attorney.
The following petitions were referr-
ed to the sewer committee.
Petition of J. P. S. Schroeder et al,
asking that the sanitary sewer be ex-
tended on Seminary street from Paul to
Harold street.
t; Petition of D. J. Linehan asking tha
the sanitary sewer be extended from
West 14th street along Cornell street
to Anna street.
Petition of James Wallis et al asking
that a sanitary sewer be constructed
along Avon Place to alley east, thence
to Chestnut street.
The petitions of Caroline Mathis and
F. W. Weiland were referred to the
committee on delinquent taxes.
The application of Alex Gratz for in-
spector of weights and measures was
referred to the market committee with
power.
Petition of Claus Andres for position
as driver of the patrol wagon was re-
ferred to the mayor.
11 rt 1,
78 Adjourned Regular Session, April 20, 1896.
Claim of John Swenk for $5,000.00
for alleged personal injuries was referr
ed to the committee of the whole and
attorneY•
Petition of John Keckevoet asking
for permission to construct a ferry dock
in the ice harbor was referred to the
committee on harbors with power.
Petition of Dennis Smith asking to be
allowed to address the council in re-
gard to paving Jones street was read.
Ald. Bonson moved that the rules be
suspended and Dennis Smith allowed t
address the council on the matter. Car-
ried.
Mr. Smith then addressed the coun-
cil protesting against paving Jones
street, unless the improvement was
done to the levee.
On motion the matter was referred
to the paving committee.
The invitation from the committee on
the 74th anniversary of the birth of
Gen. U. S. Grant to be held in Galena
April 27th, 1896, was read.
On motion the same was accepted,
and the mayor directed to return the
thanks of the council for same.
County Auditor Geo. W. Schrup sub-
mitted a statement of the assessment
and valuation of railroads in the city
which was approved and referred to the
assessor.
The following petitions were granted
Petition of the brick manufacturers
of the city asking that the city use
home brick in the construction of sew-
ers, etc., for the city.
Petition of J. Connell et al, against
the improvement of York street.
Petition of C. T. Hancock et al ask-
ing for the extension of Water mains on
Grove Terrace south.
Petition of J. H. Greene et al asking
that Henry A. Knowlton be allowed to
construct wood shed in rear of n 1-3 of
city lot 134.
Petition of W. E. Robinson et al ask-
ing that the water mains be extended
along Arlington street between Prairie
street and Highland Place.
Petition of G. W. Albert, asking to be
allowed to break macadam on West Lo-
cust street, same to be done under the
supervision of the street committee and
engineer.
Petition of John M. Linehan et al ask
ing that an arc electric light on south
end of Cardiff street, same to be done
under the supervision of the committee
on police and light.
On motion bids for construction of
sanitary sewer in 27th street were open
ed and referred to the engineer for com
putation.
Bids for burglar proof safe for city
treasurer's office were referred to the
committee on public grounds and build-
ings.
Remonstrances against paying spec-
ial tax for cleaning snow from sidewalk
were referred to the street committee.
On motion Mr. Kimball was allowed
to take his ferry boat away from the
city on Monday, April 27, 1896, the
date of the Grant anniversary.
Ald. Ryder moved that the matter of
granting leave of absence to fireman
Ed. Keas be referred to the fire com-
mittee and fire chief with power. Car-
ried.
Resolutions.
Ald. Bonson offered the following,
which was adopted:
Be it resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque, That the city en-
gineer be directed to prepare a plan for
a culvert to be built across West 14th
street from the property of Anna M.
Bush and that the city recorder be in-
structed to advertise for bids for the do
ing of said work.
Ald. Bonson offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved, That James Cushing, John
Trexler and Joseph Herod, be and are
hereby appointed commissioners to as-
sess the damages if any, which may re-
sult to any person or persons by rea-
son of the change of grade on Angella
street from W. Locust street to Pierce
and on Catherine street from West 17th
street to north end of street.
In accordance with the provisions of
sections 6 and 7 of chapter 29 of the re-
vised ordinance.
Ald. Bonson offered the following,
which was adopted:
Be it resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque:
That the Dubuque Water Co. be and
are hereby instructed to extend their
water mains on Grove Terrace south
from Eleventh street to the end of the
street, and that a fire plug be placed un-
der the direction of the fire chief and
committee on fire. The city of Dubuque
guaranteeing to said water company a
sum of money sufficient to pay interest
at the rate of 7 per cent. on the cost of
pipe so required to be extended.
Ald. Bonson offered the following,
which was adopted:
Be it resolved by the city council of
the city of Dubuque:
That the Dubuque Water Co. be and
are hereby instructed to extend their
water mains on Arlington street be-
tween Prairie street and Highland
Place and that fire plugs be placed un-
der the direction of the fire chief and
the committee on fire, the city of Du-
buque guaranteeing to said water com
pany a sum of money sufficient to pay
interest at the rate of 7 per cent. on the
cost of pipe so required to be extended,
Ald. Bonson offered the following,
which was adopted:
Be it resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque. That the
commmittee on streets be empowered
A(.ljourn,ed Regular Session, April 20, 1896.
................
to prepare plans and specifications,
bid-
derand let for the
remodelling of 18th streete contract to the lowest
and 19th street between Jackson street
and the railway tracks. I street.
Ald. BonSOn offered the following,
which was adopted: 1 6 feet wide on south side of Seminary
Be it resolved by the City Council of street between 17th street and Main
the City of Dubuque: That the city not already laid at expense
engineer be and is hereby instructed to where 1preadyty. Adoptedttheby the
prepare plans for the rebuilding of the of abutting vote:
wall on 11th street and Grove Terrace. Aves—Ales. Albrecht, Bauer, Berg,
4 feet wide on north side of
mann avenue between Francis
and Valeria street.
6 feet wide on both sides of Jackson
street between 19th street and 27th
Kauf-
street
Ald. Bauer offered the followmg
which was adopted:
Be Evoy and Ryder.
Bonson, Cullen. Dennert, Lagen, Mc -
Be it resolved by the City Council of I Alderman Bonson offered the follow -
the City of Dubuque: ins:
That the city engineer be and is here- Resolved by the City Council of the
by instructed to make a survey and pro of Dubuque:
file of 27th street from Jackson street City of, sidewalksbuue:of good brick, stone
east to Pine street and submit same to Tor cement, be, within 20 clays of this
the city council notice constructed and laid in conform-
Ach Bauer was adopteded: ity with the ordinance In relation to
which sidewalks as follows:
Resolved, That the changed grade as , 12 feet wide on east side of Iowa
shown on the accompanying profile of street eaet wid m 1-5 lot 454 city, Iowa
Queen street be approved and that the
city recorder is instructed to give the here
not already laid at the expense of abut -
ting property.
abutting property owners notice of the Adopted by the following vote:
change. Ayes—Aids. Albrecht. Bauer, Berg,
Ald. Cullen offered the following, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen, McEvoy, and
which was adopted: Ryder.
Resolved by the City Council of the der: Knolwton reported as fol-
ThatCiof Dubuque: on bids for construct`.on of sanitary
a horse drinking fountain be sewer `.n 27th street:
placed at the intersection of Valley and I Steuck and O'Farrell .. .. .. ..$197 00
Wilde streets. under the supervision of
the committee on fire and water. Dubuque Construction company .204 60
Bryan Donahue ... .. .... .. .. 186 6 80
Ald. Cullen offered the following, M. Connolly .. .... .. .. .. .. 215 20
which was adopted: Bryan Donahue being the lowest bid -
Resolved, That Coates avenue from der was on motion awarded the con-
remont avenue to Cross street be im- tract.
proved 30 feet wide between curb lines. I Bond of L. M. Langstaff, recorder pro
Ald. Albrecht offered the following, ! tem elect, was presented and approved.
which was adopted: The mayor then delivered the oath of
Resolved by the City Council of the office to Mr. L. M. Langstaff.
City of Dubuque, That the street com John, O'Connell, committee clerk was
missioner be instructed to repair the a:so sworn in.
gutter and crossing on 16th and Jack- • B111 of Eugene Anderson of $5.00 for
son streets so as to prevent stagnant surveying lot was ordered pard.
water from lying on said locality. Ald. Bonson moved that when the
Ald. Albrecht offered the following council adjourn, it does so to meet aga-
which was adopted: in Friday, April 24th, 1896, at 7:30 p.
Resolved by the City Council of the m. Carried.
City of Dubuque, That a water foun- Ald. Bonson chairman of the commit-
tain be placed at the south west corner tee of the whole reported as follows:
of the hay market, for the use of the A To the Honorable ,Mayor and C`-ty Conn -
general public, as there is no fountain 1 within half a mile of said locality. Gentlemen:—Your committee of the
Alderman Bonson offered the follow- avhole to whom was referred the matter
in=: of bonds and salaries of officers for the
Resolved by the City Council of the II ensuing year would most respectfully
report as follows: Salary• geld 1
City That sidewalks
Officer.
sidewalks of good two-inch 1 ,500 .. • •
plank, brick, stone or cement, be, with- Mayor • • • • • • • .....: ...2,500
n 10 days of this notice constructed and Trea nr'e. 1,400 2,000
the following,
t
laid in conformity with the ordinance
in relation to sidewalks as follows:
8 feet wide on east side of Nevada
street between Julien avenue and West
5th street.
Recorder.. • •• •• ..
Auditor ...............
; 1 ip0 $2,000
Recorder pro tem ...... 1,400 2,000
. 1,00 5,000
Assessor ........... .. 1,500 ,•••
Attorney ..............
80 A ljorarnel I?:g,alrar Session, April 20, lti:►i
Marsha: 1200 5,000
Fire Chief 1,200 5,000
Street Commissioner 1,100 1,000
Committee Clerk .... 1,000
Electrician 900
Marketmaster 600 500
City Physician ...... 600 500
Poundmaster 600
Wharfmaster, per month
during navigation $20 00
Park Custodian, per day 1 50
Teams, per day 3 00
Foreman, per day 1 50
Laborers. per day 1 35
Also that the fixing of ...e salary of
sewer inspector be deferred until after
the adoption of the plumbing ordi-
nance. The foregoing salaries to be in
payment in full fur all services ren-
dered for the city by the respective
officers.
Report adopted.
"' Mayor Duffy submitted the following:
Mayor's Office, ,
Dubuque, Iowa.
To the Members of the City Council of
Dubuque, Iowa:
Gentlemen:—On the 9th day of April
1896, Alphonse Matthews presented to
the city council a bill for the sum of
Nine Hundred and Twenty-five ($925.-
00) Dollars claimed to be due from the
city of Dubuque for professional ser-
vices rendered in assisting the city at-
torney from Nov. 1st, 1893, to April 1st,
1895 which bill was approved and al-
lowed on the same day and warrants
ordered drawn in favor of Mr. Matthews
on the city treasury for the full amount
of his claim.
By virtue of the power vested in me
by section one of chapter 192 of the
acts of the 20th general assembly I here
with return said bill to you for your con
sideration, with my disapproval of the ac
tion of the council in allowing it and
ordering it to be paid for the follows
reasons:
First—Because said bill was not con-
sidered by the council until the 9th day
of April of this year and was approved.
allowed and ordered to be paid on that
day in the closing hours of its last
session.
Second—Because in my judgment the
bill was acted on in a hurry incidental
to the closing of the last session of
the council and without that careful-
ness and deliberation that ought to be
exercised in all cases that involve the
payment of public money, for the reas-
on that the council was about to expire
and had many other matters of import-
ance before it for its consideration
which must necessarily be disposed of
before it ceased to exist as a legal
body.
Third—Because 1 am advised by the
city attorney, who is the legal adviser
of this body. that said claim is unjust
and should not be paid.
I express no opinion myself of its
justness or unjustness but think it prop
er to say that if the claim is Just every
cent of it should be paid, if unjust noth
ing should be paid. I have therefore
deemed it my duty to return to your
honorable body said bill for your
thoughtful consideration with my veto
of the action of the last council allowing
it and ordering that warrants be drawn
on the city treasurer for its payment.
It is proper for me to state further
that in compliance with the order of
this council, warrants for tie sums res-
pectively of $425.00 and $500.00 were
drawn on the city treasurer by the re-
corder pro tem in favor of Mr. Mathews
from which warrants I deemed it my
duty as mayor of this city to withhold
my official signature until more fully
advised in the premises by your honor-
able body and directed how to proceed
for the best interests of the city.
Witness my signature at Dubuque,
Iowa, this 17th day of April. A. D..
1896. T. T. DUFFY,
Mayor of Dubuque.
Ald. Cullen moved that the above be
referred to the committee of the whole.
and city attorney.
Carried.
Ald. Cullen moved that Thomas Ca-
hill be appointed park custodian, to have
charge of the two down town parks.
Carried.
Ald. Ryder moved to adjourn.
Carried.
Attest: JOHN O'CONNELL,
Recorder pro tem.
:ll test
Approved
• L (.lirrntilrr
ifnr;nr•
List of' Warrants.
ts.
CITY RECORDDR'S OFFICE Jas Lonergan, police ,.
Dubuque, Iowa, Feb. 1st, 1896. JJno no Hilsonpolice ...... .... —Tothe Honorable Mayor and City Coun- JohNoMurphy, po police •
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viii
Gentlemen:—The following is a comWm.n Hennessy, police
plete list of all warrants issued by mee Jas. Carter, police
during the month of January, 1896: Peter Scharff, police
Name. Purpose. Amt. P McCollins, police
P Olinger, salary as mayor $125 00 Joe Secrest, police
H B Gniffke, salary treasurer •. 208 30 Pat Hanlon, police
T J Cooney, salary recorder 116 70 Dan Lavery, police
M M McCarten• salary auditor116 70 Wm Frith, police
John Stemm, salary assessor .... 125 00 Wm Howard, police
Jas E Knight. salary city attorney 150 00 John Pullens. pound
Edw Morgan. salary marshal .... 100 00 Jno Jellison, police
JoeReinfried, salary fire chief .. 100 00 J M Smith, police
John Carter street commissioner, 91 65 Jas Bennett. laborer
John O'Connell, committee, clerk 8530., JBuschman, laborer
Fred Burch. clerk.
00
W H Knowlton, city engineer . • • 200 00.
Jas Boyce. assisting engineer .. • 100 00
J S Hyde, assistingengineer • • • • 100 00
00
Geo Osborne, electrician ..
75 Chas Hillery. sewer inspector . • • 60 00
Jos P Trau:. market master 50 50 0050
H Henge, park custodian
Dr.F W Wieland. health officer •• 6050 00
00
M Eitel. fireman 75 00
J Essman. fireman • • • • • •
A Duccini, fireman 75 00 M Fagan. laborer ....fireman60 00 J Grab. laborer
60 00 P Grew. laborer
50 00 A Hoffman. laborer
60 00 A Jaeger. laborer
50 00 Geo Jecklin, laborer
60 00 P Jacobi. laborer
75 00 'I F Krueger, laborer •.••
60 00 1 J Kaisch. laborer....
57 30 C Kampmn3n, laborer
60 00 P Kinney, laborer
50 00 J Kelly. laborer
50 00 J Kinsella. laborer
38 20 M Loes. laborer •
60 00 I T Mulqueeney, laborer
60 00 i E Meeker. laborer
60 00 C Madden. laborer
50 00 P Murphy, laborer
60 00 J McCarron. laborer
50 00 PT
50 00 P oole. laborer
60 00 J Perryon. laborer
60 00 J Pfeiffer. laborer
60 00 J Raetz. laborer aborer
50 00 Jno Rooney.
50 00 M Reiseck. laborer
60 00 J Schreier. laborer
60 00 Jno Steffes, laborer
Y McBride, fireman
50 00 M Specht. laborer
50 00 M Scherrock. laborer
Rob: Sweeney fireman
Torn Sweeney. fireman ...........12 45 P Stoffel. laborer
JnoBauman. fireman .... 36 50 Jno Sullivan. laborer
75 00 J Seik. laborer
J J Murphy, pollee 75 00 A R Stevenson. laborer ..........
Jno Car, police 60 00 Wm Terry, laborer . • • • • • • • .
Frank Cain,
police police • • • • • • 50 00 J Whelan. laborer ...............
Bart Cats, 50 00 J Wolf. laborer 40 00
Jno Nern her, police 50 00 P Wertin. laborer , • • • • • • • • • • •""' 40 00
T McNe illy. police l .... 50 00 J Welsh, laborer ..................
37 50
Tom Retry. poie 50 00 i R Wlttkam P. laborer •• 84 50
J Fitzpatrick. nolice Warring. laborer ., • • • • • • •
pollee •. .•. 50 00 Wm team 25 00
Dan Norton, li 50 00 T Byron. 17 55
Jas Rett police 50 00 R Bennett. team 1 35
Jno Reuter, police Mr; Costella. team
50 00 6 75
JFlynn. nolice 50 00 N Frith, team • • 6 40
Edw Moore, police 50 00 j P Jardln. team • • • • • 12 15
M Kitty. police 50 00 P KenneallY. team 20 25
P Sutton. police 50 00 P Linehan. team 20 85
M Sullivan,,police .. 50 00 J G Moore, team 12 15
olive .
P ullivaP .... ........... 50 00 I 5 Morton. team .................. 1 35
F Powers, police 60 00 Wm Singrin. team 5 30
Frank Rooney,police Police . • • • • • • . • • 60 00 I H Weber. team • • • • • 45 85
Jas oney, • • • • • • • 50 00 j Jno Hillery, team 39 40
I Jas O'H ll police lice .. ......... •. Steve Rousch. team •............. 39 40
once 50 00 Hillery. team
O' O'Brien,n. P ....,.•.,
Wm. 'Briepolice ...... ........ 41 75 Chas•
T Burke, laborer
D Corcoran. laborer
J Corbett. laborer ............ •.••
Wm Carter. laborer ....
J Driscoll. laborer
Ed Daily. laborer
J Ever:. laborer
.1 Eberhardt. laborer
J Fix. laborer
P Farrell. laorer
master .•.•
Wmb Flynn. laborer
J Flynn. fireman
J Wll•tse, fireman
C Specht. fireman
J Tschudi, fireman
Edw Keas. fireman
J Daily. fireman
J Barnes. fireman
A McDonnell. fireman
J Schonberger. fireman
W Ducey. fireman
F Ryder. fireman
M Fahey. fireman
T Meehan. fireman
D Ahearn, fireman
TWalker. fireman
W Hippuran. fireman •.,• ..•• •...•
F Ganahl. fireman
Geo. Girke. fireman
Geo Helmrich. fireman
W Williams. fireman
JMurphy. fireman
T Flynn. fireman
F Essm.an.. fireman
Jas Rooney. fireman
P Kenneally. fireman
C Kannolt, fireman
Jas Allen.. fireman
`m
48 30
50 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
60 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
60 00
50 00
2 00
2 00
16 50
14 25
6 10
10 50
2 05
13 50
15 00
16 50
2 40
4 05
2 05
2 05
6 75
3 40
8 10
10 80
1 35
4 05
70
70
2 70
2 70
2 05
8 80
70
50 00
8 10
8 10
11 50
16 50
50 00
6 10
16 50
6 10
2 05
14 20
15 75
6 10
33 75
5 40
6 10
1 35
2 05
3 40
6 10
25 00
75 00
16 50
19 50
1 50
82 List of Warran'8.
Fre/ Schilling, team 37 65
Wm Terry. team ............ 1 75
Jno MoCollins. team .. 4 70
Wm A Keap, clerk in recorder's
office
Robt McGivern. sanitary patrol-
man
Frank Keachie. fitting up police 114 36
matron's room
Geo Paar, sawing wood 7 87
Mrs Koenig, janitor 20 00
Joe Geiger, repairs around city
hall 125
Chas Atkinson, painting police
matron's room 21 50
Jos P Traut, board of prisoners 42 80
B Hayes, cleaning around city
hall 22 25
John Hoffman. assistant janitor 35 00
Wm Gelsheker. rodman 55 00
John Farley. rodman 7 00
D Sheehan. inspector sewers 20 00
Maggie Murray, type writing 12 50
Evans & Howard. tile pipe 61 28
W H Knowlton. street car fare 3 55
Jessie Venn, filling 4th street 81 60
B Donahue. storm water sewer 27 56
B Donahue, laying sidewalk 35 00
Jno Blake. sewer in Fenelon
Place 176 00
P Horch, grading 5th avenue 500 00
P Horch. gradink 5:h avenue 178 40
Geo W Farley. improving Rebec-
ca street 80 49
Geo W Farley. improving Rebec-
ca street 26 13
Geo W Farley, grading Rebecca
street 74 00
Phil Doerr, improving Schiller
avenue .. 160 68
Phil Doerr. improving Schiller
avenue 11 36
Phil Doerr, improving High Bluff
street .. 460 11
Phil Doerr, improving High Bluff
street 45 65
Thos Hassett, Improving South
Bluff street 37 24
Thos Hassett. Improving South
Bluff street 31 26
Thos Hassett, grading South Bluff
street . 62 60
D W Linehan. grading Fengler
avenue 94 47
D W Linehan, grading High Bluff
street .. 106 10
D W Linehan, tile pipe across Hill
street 32 50
Ryan Bros, grading Alpine street 269 00
Dubuque Construction Co.. storm
water sewer 7814
Dubuque Construction Co, con-
structing sewer 383 00
Steuck & O'Farrell. grading West
Eagle Point avenue 130 00
Jno Tibey, improving West 8th
street 317 00
Jno Tibey, grading Curtis street148 26
Jno Tibey, grading Rush street 107 80
Jno Tibey, improving West 8th
street 250 00
Brawn & Sons, hay .. 5 00
E E Frith, removing garbage, etc 20 60
Lear & Pflffner. horse shoeing 5 00
Carl Buckhart. 1-2 pay on police
coates .... 50 00
Roman Lorenz, 1-2 pay on police
coates .. 10 00
Fischer & Co. Ice at city hall .... 17 40
Duggan & Kane. salt. soapine etc 1 70
Phil Pier. coke 11 53
Geo F Kleih, snow shovels and
supplies
50 00
5000
4 25
E Sprengelmeyer. spittoon clean-
ers, etc..
Geo F Kleih. 1 lock
Dubuque Cabinet Makers. 4 cane
seat stools .......•
Reinfried & Jaeger,
supplies
Evens & Fuchs. wood
Mullen Bros. plumbing
J A Palen, drugs
Reinfried & Jaeger. 2 snow shov-
els
John Butt. repairing snow shov-
els
Geo F Kleih. brooms. etc
Geo F Kleih. hardware
John Ganahl. repairing tools
Key City Gas Co. coke
Dubuque Wooden Ware Co, lum-
ber 13 24
Dubuque Wooden Ware Co, lum-
ber 13 60
Duggan & Kane. 1 barrel salt 1 20
Knapp. Stout & Co Co. lumber60 24
Reinfried & Jaeger. hardware 3 85
J P Schroeder. cement 1 65
W B Baumgartner. rope line 1 30
Wm Marshall. repairs on steam
roller 66 44
Duggan & Kane. oil 66
Bart E Linehan. 4 barrels asphalt 33 83
Mrs Koenig. scrubbing city hall18 00
Mrs Kien. scrubbing city hall 17 50
Palmer. Winall & Co. blank sta-
tionery 21 00
Reinfried & Jaeger. three water
hose 30
Headford Bros & Hitchins, man-
hole castings 27 00
Hardie & Scharle. blank station-
ery 78 75
Barger & Blish. blank stationery2 10
Jno Maclay. costs In city cases 3 25
Jno Kearns. recording deeds 6 00
Jno Kearns. recording plat of
Pierce street 1 25
Jno Kearns. recording plat 1 00
Ellwanger Bros, repairs harness17 30
Geo F Kleih. 1 scoop shovel 85
Engler & Frudden & Co, shav-
ings 100
Fratz & Clark. paints 4 45
Mullen Bros. pluumbing 4 75
R E Butler. hay • 6 00
F J Carpenter. hauling prisoners. 50
M Brown & Sons. hay 4 95
C H Whitwell. veterinary services 4 50
B D Linehan. repairing tools 6 05
Jno Ganahl. horse shoeing 4 00
Ham & Carver. blank stationery8 00
Kenneally & Kane. grading Oak
street .... 30 00
K Knight, repairs on Delhi Street
engine house 2 00
Dub. Rubber Co. dating stamp 5 00
Jno Terry. dottor bill for broken
arm 40 00
W H Knowlton. supplies for office 3 93
Globe Light & Heat Co. 102 lamps
for November 170 00
Star Electric Co. 301 arc lights for
December 500 00
Star Electric Co. 301 arc lights for
December 500 00
Star Electric Co. 301 arc lights for
December 500 00
Star Electric Co. 301 arc lights for
December 143 95
Key City Gas Co. gas 97 65
Steuck & O'Farrell. extra work on
4th street 500 00
Steuck & O'Farrell. extra work on
4th street 90 87
electrician
6 80
75
9 50
1 30
45 70
15 65
70
2 00
1 85
1 25
1 95
11 45
6 98
List of 'Warrants
Jno P Quigley. insurance on Cen-
tral engine house 20 00
Key City Fire Insurance Co, in-
surance on Central engine house 160 00
Peter Kiene & Son. insurance on
Central engine house 48 00
Jos Needham. insurance on Cen-
tral engine house 20 00
Lull & Herancourt. insurance on
Central engine house 16 00
Dubuque Fire & Marine, insur-
ance on Central engine house 130 00
Dub. Fire & Marine Insurance
on 18th street engine house 37 60
Joe Needham. Insurance on Cen-
tral engine house 20 00
Noah H. Faust. sash locks etc 5 20
The Herald. advertising for Nov75 00
The Telegraph, advertising for 75 00
November
H B Gniffke, Exp.. $60; Int., $138-
94; damages. $261 .. ... ...... 459 94
H B Gniffke, Exp., $12.45; bridge, 106 60
$26.40; fire. $76.75
H B Gniffke. refunded tax, $3.20;
refunded saloon license. $16.50 19 70
Kate McDonald. money loaned 100
the city
00
Kate Morrison. money loaned the 180 00
city
Dubuque Firemen's Benevolent
association, money loaned the
city 400 00
James McDonnell. money loaned 600 0
the city
James McDonnell. money loaned
the city .
James McDonne4L money loaned 400
the city
00
Johanna Ahearn. money loaned 400
the city
00
Mrs. Mary Aheran, money loaned 200 0
the city
Maggie McDonnell money loaned 150 0
the city
Theresa McDonald. money loaned 100 0
the city
Max Lindeman money loaned the 500 0
city
Second National Bank. money 500 0
loaned the city
Second National Bank. money 500
loaned the city
Second National Bank. money 500
loaned the city
Second Nasional Bank. money 500
loaned the city
Second National Bank. money 500
loaned the city
Second National Bank. money 500
loaned the city
Second National Bank. money 500
loaned the city .•
Second National Bank. money 500
loaned the city
Second National Bank. money 500
loaned the city
Second National Bank. money 500
loaned the city
Second National Bank. money 500
loaned the city
Second National Bank. money 600
loaned the city
Second National Bank. money 500
loaned the city
Second National Bank. money 500
loaned the city
Second National Bank. money 500
loaned the city
Second National Bank. money 600
loaned the city
Second National Bank. money 500
loaned the e.tv ................•
Second National Bank. money
83
loaned the city
Second National Bank. money
loaned the city
Second National Bank. money
loaned the city
Second National Bank. money
loaned the city
Second National Bank. money
loaned the city
Second National
loaned the city
Second National
loaned the city
Second Na:ional Bank. money
loaned the city 500 00
Second National Bank. money
loaned the city 500 00
Second National Bank. money
loaned the city 500 00
Second Na.tfonal Bank. money
loaned the city 500 00
Second National Bank. money 500 00
loaned the city
Second National Bank. money 500 00
loaned the city
Second National Bank. money 500 00
loaned the city
Second National Bank. money 500 00
loaned the city 7 50
G W Albert. macadam 15 50
Nick Adanis. macadam 14 470
Sam Allen. macadm 14 00
Chas Blichard. Sr. macadam . • • 15 00
0 Mike Burke. macadam 7 00
Chas Blichard. Jr.. maca.d'm
Morris Burns & Co macadam • • • 1530 00
00
C D Belden. macadam .
Chas Burkhardt & Co. macadam. 30
Chas Beyer. macadam 1516 00
J Brick & Co. macadam8 00
. N Burkhalter. macadam 4 00
0 Thos Butcher. macadam 6 00
Henry Beckett. macadam 6 96
0 Chas Budda. macadam 6 00
W Berthling. macadam .. • • •
0 Jas and Fad Brasher. macadam • • 49 60
00
Chas Buse. macadam 15 00
0 Richard Byrne. macadam 14 25
Mrs. Burkhard. macadam 15 00
0 John Bottoms. macadam5 47
John Boetscher. macadam 5 20
00 Henry Brehm. macadam 8 00
John Borgman. macadam 8 0
00 Anton Boleyn, macadam . _.3 05
John Beyer. macadam •• 10 05
00 Jae Corbill, macadam 15 75
P Carney. macadam23 20
00
00 Conrad. Schelsky & Co. macadam 15 00
John Coyne. macadam 15 00
00 Math Crahan. macadam 15 00
John Cahill. macadam 7 50
00 James Cahill. macadam
Dan and J Connolly. macadam 30 00
00 Jno and M Corbett. macadam .•. 18 00
18 00
Mike Carney. macadam • • 45 04)
00 Wm Cahill & Co. macadam 10 00
James Carroll. macadam 1 60
00 Joseph Carpenter. macadam , 110
Mrs M Carpenter. macadam • • 151 00
00 Wm Connell, macadam .. • • • • • .
25
J Callahan & Son. macadam .. . 14 00
15 00
00 I Hugh Connell. macadam •_:::.: 13 55
Pat Dempsey. macadam • • 13 55
00 Aug Duccini. macadam .. •....... 15 00
John Duggan. macadam 8 00
00 John Dougherty. macadam . 15 04)
Dominick Frank. macadam . • • 5 80
00 Joe Duscheck. macadam . • • •
Jno Deggendorf & Co. macadam . 27 000
00 Dennis Donovan. macadam .dam .... 15
15 00
Christ Ellersma.n• , 15 00
00 Wm Ening. macadam 5 00
R Eckelt. macadam .
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
Bank. money
500 00
Bank. money
500 00
84 List of lVarrnn18.
Christ Frohs. macadam 15 00
John Fix. macadam 15 00
Chas Fouslow. macadam 15 00
Fred Fellbaum. macadam 11 25
Wm Flanagan & Co. macadam• 45 00
Pat Furry & Son.. macadam ▪ 21 75
John Pfeiffer. macadam 6 00
Mike Farrell. macadam 15 00
R Flick & Co. macadam 17 25
Christ Fischer. macadam 9 20
Mrs M Flynn. macadam 13 60
H Freres & Co. macadam 21 20
David Frommelt. macadam 7 50
13 50
Wm Gross. macadam
R Grines & Co. macadam 30 00
W Grobe & Co. macadam 21 00
D Gantenbe}n. macadam 11 25
Peter Ginter. macadam 15 00
Christ Geissler. macadam 15 00
Jos Ginter. macadam 10 50
20
Pat Grew. macadam
James Gillespie. macadam 8 00
Aug Hufferman. macadam 8 00
Pat Hanafin. macadam 10 50
John Hill. macadam 15 00
Andrew Hefte. macadam 5 20
James Heder. macadam 7 60
John Hafey. macadam 12 00
Thos Hackney, macadam .. 15 00
Henry Herzog. macadam 4 00
Jesse Jellison & Co. macadam 27 75
Matt Kiefer. macadam 15 00
Aug anti, F Kauffman. macadam30 00
Frank Koenig. macadam 15 00
Adam Kaesbaum. macadam 15 00
Peter Kelm & Co. macadam 22 50
M Kane & Co. macadam
Huber: Kehr. macadam
P Krocheska & Co. macadam
W Krornfelt & Co. macadam
Stephen Kane. macadam
Jnhn Kroner. macadam
Matt Klein. macadam
F Kelly, macadam
J Kelly. macadam
Louis Kenneally. macadam
A C Knapp, macadam
P Kenneally. macadam
Chas Krantz. macadam
Chas Knabel. macadam ...v
Chas Lierheimer & Co. macadam.
Christ Luch:erhand. macadam ..
Fred Lang & Co. macadam
Henry Luck. macadam
Wm Lavine. macadam
M Lavin & Co. macadam
M Lilack & Co. macadam
P Leidinger, macadam
Frank Lee. macadam
Jno McNulty, macadam
Mike McCarten. macadam
Mike McCune. macadam
P McDermott. macadam
Larry McEvoy. macadam
Wm McLain. macadam
Ed McDermott. macadam
Jno McGee. macadam
Wm McDermott. macadam
John. M'cCaffreY. macadam
B McCoy & Co. macadam
Wm McLaughlin. macadam
Pat Mohan. macadam
H. Minis & Co. macadam
James Meloy. macadam
Tom Meloy. macadam
Chas Mueggenberg. macadam
Jas Meloy, Jr. macadam
P Moen & Co. macadam
Mike Murphy, macadam
Jas Maroney. macadam
Andrew Metz. macadam 7 50
Henry Maus. macadam 15 00
John Mullen. macadam 15 00
Jno Malone. macadam 15 00
Anton Nigg, macadam 3 60
M Newton & Co. macadam .. 12 40
P J Newman. macadam 15 00
John Noathe, macadam 9 20
James O'Shea. macadam 15 00
Julius Atto & Co. macadam 45 00
Thomas O'Connell. macadam 15 00
ll & M O'Mara. macadam 30 00
John O'Brien. macadam 2 40
Jake Peryon & Co. macadam 22 00
James Purcell. macadam 15 00
Pa: Quinn. Sr. macadam .... 15 00
Wm Quinn, macadam 15 00
Mrs. M Quinlan. macadam 15 00
Wm Quinlan. macadam 400
Pat Ryan. macadam 15 00
Chas Raepetsch. macadam 15 00
Wm Rehfeld. macadam 15 00
Fred Redloff & Co. macadam 16 00
John Rumus & Co. macadam 20 25
Joe Richter. macadam .. 8 40
Frank Reinker. macadam 4 00
Wm Rusch & Co. macadam 800
Geo Henke, macadam 600
Wm Sackett. macadam 11 25
P Stouhl. macadam 13 42
Gus Schulz & Co. macadam 30 00
Mike Sullivan. macadam 15 00
John Slacksmith. macadam 3 20
Nick Steffen. macadam 15 00
Wm Schwaegler. macadam 12 00
S Siebeld. macadam 6 00
Nick Schroeder. macadam 10 40
Aug Schoenleben. macadam 8 80
Nick Sweeney & Son. macadam30 00
30 00 Jas Schier & Co. macadam 27 00
15 00 Matt Specht. macadam 15 00
• • F:0„06., Nick Steifer. macadam 200
• •• 15 0Albert Schuee. macadam 450
11 25 John Shear & Co. macadam 27 67
9 20 Hugh S:raneY. macadam 8 55
6 `° dike Shea. macadam 15 00
10 50 Wm Taylor. macadam 3 60
4 25 John Twigg, macadam 6 00
4 50 Lawrence Frost. macadam 800
12 75 25 Henry Tippe. macadam 15 00
Chas Vincent. macadam 24 75
8 00
15 00
15 00
9 20
15 00
1,0 60
12 00
15 00
4 40
14 00
35 00
17 50
26 5265 65
8 75
37 50
49 00
86 80
33 04
73 50
26 25
50
954 00
150 005 75
1500
3 60
2 40
12 50
5 70
3 60 Anton Velu. macadam
8 00
Louis Wachenheim. macadam
24 7a5 Mike White. macadam
15 00 John Woodrich. macadam •••
300 00 Wm Wells. macadam
15 00 Geo Wetter. macadam
12 80 Ed Winkelman & Co. macadam
15 00 Joseph Wall. macadam
12 00 John Whalen. macadam
15 00 I Val Weisheit. macadam
15 00 Herman Lempke. macadam
11 25 ' John Spear & Co. macadam
15 00 1 John Leidinger. macadam
14 25 P Kien & Co. macadam
15 00 P Krocheska. & Co. macadam •
15 00 Aug Kiesbauer. macadam
15 00 I Beekman, macadam
15 00 Roy & Reilly. macadam
15 00 J Jellison & Co. macadam
11 25 J Castello. macadam
27 00 B Fern & Co. macadam
12 00 Jas Tobin. macadam
15 00 Dan Sheehan. macadam
19 20 Mike Brown & Co. macadam .• • • •
1 John Byrne. macadam .. • •
15 00 60 Thos Cahill. macadam
▪ 15 00 John Albrecht. macadam
15 00 John Flynn. macadam
30 00 John Braughlauch. macadam
15 00 Adam Jaeger. macadam
10 40 Otto Ries. macadam
I hereby certify that the foregoing is a
correct list of all warrants issued by me
Lig of Warrants.
during the month 1896.
JOHN January,
Recorder Pro Tem.
CITY RtCORDER'S OFFICE,
DUBUQUE. Iowa, March 1st, 1896.
To the Honorabe Mayor and City
Council—
GENTLEMEN The following is a
complete list of all warrants issued by
me during the month of February, 1896.
Name. For what Purpose. Am't.
P. Olinger, salary for mayor, Jan
$125 00
uarY
H. 13. Gniffke, salary as treas- 208 35
urer.
T. J. Cooney, salary as recorder, 116 55
January–
M. M. McCarter'. salary as audit- 116 55
tor, Januar.Y .
Jahn F. Stemm. salary as assessor 125 00
January
Jas. E. Knight, s• alary as attorney 150 00
January.
Ed. Morgan. salary as marshal, 100 00
January
Joe. Reinfried, salary as chief, 100 00
January.
John Carter, salary as street com: 92 1
missioner• January••
John O'Connell. salary as clerk, 83 4
January••
Fred. Burch, sala• ry as clerk, 50 00
January "'
W. H. Knowlton. salary as engi-
neer, JanuarY.. •
Jas. Boyce. salary as assistant en 100 0
gineer, Jarbuary•• •
E. S. Hyde. salary as assistant 100 0
engineer. January..
• Geo. Osborne. salary as electric-
ian, JaunarY••••
Chas. Hillery. salary as sewer 60
inspector, January.. .
J. P. Traut, salary as market- 50
master, JanuarY••••
H. Henge, salary as park cus-
todian, January--
F. W. Wieland, salary as health
officer, January.. • • • • • 50
M. Eitel. fireman.. .. t60
John Essmann. fireman. • • • "' 7550
A. Duccini. fireman.. • • 50
John Flynn. fireman.. ••• 60
J. Wiltse. fireman. • . •
'C, Speoht, fireman .,•. •• •• 60 42
Jos. Tschudi., fireman • • 50
60
85
I Fld. Steibley. fireman 14 95
J. J. Murphy, police.. – 75 00
John Raesle, police .... 75 00
F. Carney, police....
B. Cain, police .,..
1 Jno. Loetscher, police
P. McNerney, police
Tom Reilly, police. • ,
J. Fitzpatrick. • .. .
Dan. Norton, police
Jas. Allen, police....
John Rueter. police.. •..,
J. Flynn. police•
Ed. Moore, police 50 00
M. Kilty, police. 50 00
P. Sutton, police .... .... ..... 50 00
M. Craugh, police.... 50 00
P. Sullivan, police.. 50 00
P. Powers, police.. .. . 50 00
F. Rhomberg, police. 50 00
50 00
J, Rooney, police .. 50 00
I. Manhoff. police 50 00
Wm. O'Brien. police 50 00
Jas. O'Halloran, police.. ...
Jas. Lonergan, police.. .. 50 00
John Hilson, police.
00
John Murphy, police.. 50 50 00
John Noel, police 50 00
Wm. Hennessy. police. 500 00
0 00
0 I Jas. Carter. Police 51 650
P. Scharf, police .. ....
0 P McCollins. Police 50 00
Joe Secrest, police 50 00
P Hanlon • police 50 00
D Lavery, police 50 00
0 Wm Frith, police 50 00
Wrn Howard, police 60 00
0 Miss B F Brennan. police matron. 50 0000 •--
Ernest Miller. labor
0 John Pu1'la.ns, pound master 50 00
AA Farman. labor 22 00
0
00 p Brandenberg, labor •....... 12 40
Wm Bennett. labor ........ 12 40
00 T Buschmann. labor
T Burke. labor 1 35
3 00
2 70
3 70
3 75
3 75
61 65
50 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
Ed. Keas. fireman.. •
Jas. Daly. fireman–
Jab. Barnes. fireman.. -- 60
A. McDonald. fireman.. • • • • . 60
W. Duey. fireman.. . • • • • • ......60
J. Schonberger, fireman • • • • "' . 60
T. Ryder, fireman• • • • • • 50
M. Fahey. fireman. , • • .. ........ 5
T. Meehan. fireman.. .. ........ 5
D. Ahearn, fireman.. • • 6
T. Walker. fireman.. • • ........ 6
W. Hippmann. fireman.... •. • 6
F. Ganahl. fireman 5
Geo. Gerke. fireman • • 5
Geo. Helmick. fireman..
Jas. McFarland, fireman.. • • • • • • 6
60
75
OV I Wm Carter. mason
I D Crotty, tabor
50 J Coyne. labor
00 I Jerry Cahill. labor
00 L Cahill, labor g 45
00 Dennis Corcoran. labor . • • • • • 69 45
00 , John Driscoll. mason 12 00
00 Ed Daly. labor 3 40
50 J Evert, labor • • • • 4 05
05 J Ehrhardt, labor 18 45
00 Wm. Flynn. laborer 8 35
00 M. Fagan'. laborer.. .. 3 75
00 D. Fox, laborer. • • 3 75
00 ' J. Farley. laborer.. 5 75
J. Fix, laborer .... 2 05
00 ••••
00 I J. M. Garrison. laborer. • 5 40
00 P. Grew. laborer...: 5 40
00 1 J. Grab. laborer ... 5 40
00 I Jac. Howard'. laborer.. 5 80
0 00 A. Jaeger. laborer .... 80
0 00 1 A. Johnson. laborer .. .. 5 70
0 00 Wm. Juergens, laborer.. .... . .. 5 10
0 00 1 P. Jacobi. laborer.. 4 70
0 00 1 Jac. Kraus. laborer. • • , 11 90
P. Kinney. laborer.. .. • • • • • 00
0 00 1 0 00 1 J. Kinsella, carpenter.. •• 50 g 40
18 25 C. Iiawpmann, laborer.... .. 3 0
0 00 Geo. Lutz. laborer.. •: 15 70
0 00 M. Loes. laborer.. .. 5 10
0 00 J. Morony. laborer.. •• 12 00
b0 00 C. Madden. laborer.. • • • • , 12 00
50 00 P. Murphy, carpenter.. . 0 00
60 00 F. Murphy. laborer.. • ... ... 400
60 00 E. Meeker. laborer.. 4 05
50 00 F. Murphy. laborer ..... • ........ l4 05
50 00 P. McNulty. laborer.. ........ 1 75
17 10 J. McCarron. laborer.. •• .1 40
3 30 John lilcGee, laborer., ....
J. Murphy. fireman.. • . .......... 6
F. Essma:nau. fireman.. • • • • • • . • .. 6
Thos. Flynn. fireman.. • • • • • • •
Jas. Rooney. fireman
F. Kenneally. flreman .. . • • • • • • •
Chas. Kannalt. fireman.........
Jas. Allen. fireman..............
Wm. McBride, fireman.. ......
Robt. Weston. fireman.. • •
flreman..., ..
A. Herr. • • '
.1 Bauman. fireman • • • • • • • • • • •"'
8G
L i vt of Warren's
J. McNulty. laborer.. .... ,. •••• 3 40
B. McCormack. laborer.. • • • • •' 3 40
1 35
P. O'Toole. laborer. . .. 6 45
P. O'Brien. laborer 6 10
J. Perryon. laborer.. ..•• •••... .•
11 25
J Phelan. laborer1 35
J. Rooney. laborer .... 8 60
Jahn Raetz. foreman • • • • 38 10
M. Reseek. laborer... ........ .. .
N. Sweeny. laborer 3 40
J. W. Sullivan. laborer.. .... 1 35
J. Steffes. laborer .... .... 5 10
M. Spect. laborer.. .... •.., 610
M. Sheisock. laborer.. .. •. 5 75
J. Leik. laborer. 25 00
A. R. Stevenson. engineer .... 75 00
Wm. Terry. laborer.. ...... .. 12 40
bd. Welsh. 'laborer.. .... .. 2 05
Val. Weisheit. laborer.. .... 1 05
P. Wertin. laborer 40 00
Wm. Warring.. laborer.. .. 39 00
B. Wittkamp. laborer.. . • .. 39 00
J. Zuber. laborer.. .... .. 5 40
Geo Zumhoff. foreman 3 40
R. Bennett. team 11 50
W A Hammond, team 1 35
P Jarden. team 1 35
P Kenneally. team 2 70
P. Linehan, team.. .... .. 6 75
J. McGrath. team.... .... 1 35
Jahn Hillery. laborer.. .. 43 75
Steve Rousch. labor.. .... 46 65
F. Schilling. labor .. ...... .. 43 75
Chas. T. Hillery. labor.. .. 42 90
John McCollins. team.. .... 2 70
Wm. A. Kaepfl. clerk in recorder's
office 50 00
Geo. Bennett. assistant assessor 100 00
Gott. Gmehle. assistant, assessor 100 00
Robt. McGivern. sanitary inspec-
tor...• .... .... 50 00
Mrs. Kien. scrubbing.. . • .. .. 2 50
Mrs. Kcenig. scrubbing 20 00
Wm Geisheker. rodman ...... 55 00
C. O. D. Laundry. laundry work 6 14
Maggie Murray. typewriting 22 00
J. P. Traut. boarding prisoners40 80
.Toh.n Hoffmann. janitor.. •. • 35 00
Frank Setg. expressing.. 50
Thos. Mu'lqueenv. labor .... 9 15
W. William. foreman 11 65
Mary Mundt. personal damages100 00
John Driscoll, cutting stepping
stones .... .... .. .... 27 00
B. Hayes, expressing 2 00
C. H. Whltwell. sanitary services 26 75
F.lchbnrn & Bechtel. soap. etc1 75
Jos. W. Wittmer. drugs.. .... 9 05
P. Mauer, supplies for matron's
room .. .... .... .... 13 25
Altman & Taylor. extra work
Grandview avenue.... 16 60
Jahn Kearns. recording plat 4 50
P. Hansen. oil for steam rolle..r 4 26
Jos. Trudell, repairing engines 44 25
Lagen & Sloan. horseshoeing 20 60
Wm. Marshall, repairing roller 143 86
Duggan & Kane. supplies for
matron.. .... .. .•.. 6 95
John Hartig, repairing' tape lines 7 70
J. & A. M. Trexler. oil and bran 8 50
Collins & Wilkinson. horseshoe-
ing 18 30
Standard Lumber Ca. lumber6 88
Svendson & Ott. lumber.. 60 41
Dubuque Wooden Ware Co., lum-
ber .... .. .... .... .... 22 16
F. Schloz. repairing tools 22 60
Vogenthaler & Ragatz, repairing
engines 92
M. Brown & Son.. • hay.. .... •. 9 20
Lembke Bros.• repairing harness 3 25
Jos. Geiger, repairs at city hall 75
E. E. Frith, remofing dead an1-
mais. .. . •. .
Pape & Jacquinot, plumbing at
city hall..
Phil. Doerr, improving Liberty
street....
11 50
14 88
19 84
Jessie Venn, filling 4th street .... 15 65
Bryon Donahue. storm water
sewer.. .... .. •• .... 100 00
Lear & Pfiffner, horseshoeing 6 00
John Maclay. fees In city cases3 25
Union Printing Co., blang sta-
tionery.. .. .... .... ..
A. Wunderlich. horseshoeing..
W. H. Torbert. drugs.. ..
Tom Connolly, repairing chief's
wagon 1 00
Pursel & Moloney, oil 1 50
Carr, Ryder & Engler, lumber 20
Pure Petroleum Product Co, oil
for engines 21 75
F J Milkins, toweling 7 25
A Gasser. brick 5 75
F Mertz, repairing harness 2 00
Dubuque Water Co. water 500 00
Dubuque Water Co. water 500 00
Dubuqpe Water Co. water 341 65
Fratz & Clark. drugs 20 90
Mullen Bros, plumbinb 2 35
Robt Ward. repairing engine
house 7 00
John Hartig• keys 50
Farley & Loetscher Mfg Co, lum-
ber .. 1 25
Jos A Palen. drugs 10 45
Lagen & Sloan. horse shoeing 13 50
A Y McDonald, repairing engine20
Key City Gas Co, coal and cake 20 93
Butt Bros, repairing engine 2 20
A Wunderlich. horse shoeing 12 95
A Ruh. matches• soaps, etc 10 10
Geo F Kleth. hardware 1 45
J J Rowan, bed spreads 11 55
Merkes & Hassler. soap, etc 2 75
John Ganahl. repairs for engine 14 65
Van Valkenberg & McEvoy, re-
pairs for engine 50
Harger & Blish, wal 1paper 3 35
Central Union Telephone Co, tele-
phone rent 5 00
James Beach & Son. soap 5 15
Jos L Hort, juror on Foye street 2 00
John Coleman, Juror on Foye
street .. 2 00
P H McCann. juror on Foye
street
Chris Jansen, Juror on Foye
street
Jas Kane, juror on Foye street .
John O'Dea,, juror on Foye street
Chris Capritz. juror on Foye street
Dan Riordan, juror on Foye
street
Jas Quinn, juror on Foye
street
Michael Brown. juror on Foye
Street
D Powers, juror on Foye street
Ned Burke. juror on Foye street
Kannalt & Powers. horse shoeing
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co,
buttons. etc
tngler, Frudden Lumber Co. lum-
ber
E C Porter, drugs
H Hubert & Son. repair on engine
Eliwanger Bros. repairing harness
Dubuque Light & Traction Co, sup
piles for light
John Butt, repairs on engine
Phil Pier. coal
W H Torbert, drugs
Reinfried & Jaeger. hardwtre
Ryan Bros, improving Audubon
2 50
8 25
11 48
200
200
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
200
2 00
200
2 00
9 50
9
18
4
1
5
00
61
85
00
55
5 00
75
514 4427
27 44
List of Warrants.
87
avenue
Ryan Bros, improving Audubon
avenue
Ryan Bros, improving Audubon
avenue
Ryan Bros, Improving Audubon
avenue
Peter Horsch, grading 5th avenue 142 50
Peter Horsch, improving 5th ave -
00
nue
00
Peter Borsch, improving 5th ave -
39 70
nue
W W Wormood, repairing steam
guage
John .Melone. macadam
Byrne Bros. sprinkling streets ....
Altman & Taylor. filling on Rush 15 00
street
Globe Light & Heat Co. gasoline 166 67
lamp" 66 00
Key City Gas Co. gas70
0
Key City Gas Co. gas 5 8 00
Byrne Bros, livery
F E Joseph, disenfectant 10 00
Byrne Bros, sprinkling city prop-
erty 250 00
Phil Pier. coal 5 45
Central Union Telephone Co, tele- 46 50
phone rent
C H Booth, filling streets Booth's 425 70
add
E J Evens, repairing sidewalks .. 50 00
152 17
18 80
500 00
480 25
1 00
63 85
30 00
H B Gnlfrke. interest paid on war- 500 00
rants ...... .
H B Gniffke. interest paid on war- 600 00
rants . D. Ahearn, fireman,
H 13 e, interest paid on war- 500 00 i T. Walker, fireman
rants is ...... .... ..........
H B Gniffke. interest paid on war- I W. Hippman, fireman
.... 500 00 F. Ganahl, fireman
shal 100 00
Joe Reinfried, fire chief 100 00
John Carter. street commis-
sioner.. .. .. , ... 91 60
John O'Connell, clerk 83 35
Fred . Burch, clerk 50 00
W. H. Knowlton, engineer200 00
Jas. Boyce, assistant engineer 100 00
E. S. Hyde, assistant engi-
nner 100 00
Geo. Osborne, electrician 75 00
Chas. Hillery, sewer inspector60 00
J. P. Traut, marketmaster50 00
H. Henge, park custodian43 50
Dr. F. W. Wieland, health
officer 50 00
M. Eitel, fireman 60 00
Jno. Essman„ fireman.. 75 00
50 00
50 00
60 00
43 80
A. Duccini, fireman
J. Flynn, fireman
J. Wiltse, fireman
C. Spect, fireman
J. Tschirgi, fireman.... • • • • .. 50 00
50 00
60 00
75 00
60 00
Ed . Keas, fireman
Jas. Daly, fireman..
Job. Barnes, fireman
W. Duey, fireman
3. Schonberger, fireman.. • • .. 60 00
50 00
T. Ryder, fireman 50 00
M. Fahey, fireman 50 00
T. Meahan, fireman 50 00
J. Rooney, fireman 60 00
60 00
60 00
50 00
50 00
rants ...... ..
H B Gniffke. interest paid on war- 233 17 Geo. Girke, fireman 50 00
rants Geo. He'misch, fireman.. 95 50 00
J. Murphy, fireman 60 00
H B Gniffke, money advanced ... 475 00 ; J. McFarland, fireman.. .....
i
500 00
500 00 F. Essman. fireman.... • • • • '• 60 000 00
350 00 T. Flynn, fireman 6 60 00
loan 500 00 F. Kenneally, fireman.. • • • ... 550 00
Dubuque Water Co. water 30 00 Geo. Beyer, fireman, 50 00
Peter Horsch. improving 5th ave- C. Cannolt, fireman....
164 83 Jas. Allen, fireman 60 00
nue 50 00
Phil Doerr, improving Leibnetz 42 Wm. McBride, fireman b0 00
Thos Coptic, livery
street 40 Robt. Weston, fireman.. • • • • 50 00
John Corbett, labor 5 00 A. McDonald, fireman.. • • • • . 6 38
I hereby certifytifyhire that the foregoing is e, A. Heer, fireman 75 00
correct list of all warrant issued by me J. Jl Murphy, police.. 75 00
during the month of February. 1896. Jno. Raesle. police.... 75 00
CITY RECORDER'S OFFICE,
JOHN O'CONNELL. F. Carney, pollee
Recorder Pro Tem. Miss B. Brennan, police matron 50 00
45 05
P. McNerney, police 50 00
1896. Tom RRetry, police.. 50 00
50 00
W Dick. loan
J W Dick. loan
M Flaherty. loan
3 E Rooney.
Dubuque, Iowa, April 1st,
To the Honorable Mayor and City II
Council of the City of Dubuque
GENTLEMEN: The following is a
complete list of all warrants issued by
me during the month of March, 1896.
'Name. For What Purpose. Amt.
P. Olinger, salary as mayor• • • .$125 00
H. B. Gniffke, salary as asses-
sor.... 208 30
••••..
T. J. Cooney, salary as recor-
der.... 116 65
......
M. M. McCarten, salary as 116 65
au-
ditor.....
John F. Stemm, salary as 125 00
as
as-
sessor ...
Jas. E. Knight, salary150 00
at-
torney • •••. ..
Edw. Morgan, savary as mar -
J. Fitzpatrick, police.. • • • 45 05
Jno. Loetscher, police.. • • • • .. 55 00
D. Norton, police.... . • • • • ... ' 50 00
Jas. Allen, police.... • • • • • .."' 50 00
John Reuter, police.... • • • ... 50 00
3. Flynn, police.... .......... 50 00
Ed. Moore, police.... • • • ..... 50 00
M. Kilty, police... . ......... • 50 00
P. Sutton police.. 50 00
M. Craugh, police, ..••••••.....50 00
P. Sullivan, police ....... " " .50 00
P. Powers, police . , • • • • • ....... 50 00
F. Rhomberg, police . • • • • .. • .. 50 00
Jas. Rooney, police.. • • • • "" 50 00
I. Manhoff, police.. .......... 50 00
W. O'Brien, police.. • • • • • ..... 50 00
Jas. O'Hallaron, police.. ......
88
Jar;Lonergan. police.
Jno. Hilson, police
Jno. Murphy, police
Jno. Noel, police
Wm. Hennessy, police
Jas. Carter, police
Peter Scharf, police
P. McCollins, police
J. Secrest, police
P. Hanlan, police
D. Lavery, police
Wm. Frith, police
Wm. Howard, police
Tom Sweeney, police
Jno. Doherty, police
Jno. Pullens, poundmaster
J. P. Traut, board of prisoners
J. Albrecht, labor
Nick Adam, labor
J. Eberhart, labor
Chas. Buse. labor
Tom Burke, labor
P. Brandenberger, labor
P. Becker, labor
Wm. Carter, labor
Tom. Conlin labor
J. Corbett, labor
L. Cahill, labor
J. Callehan, labor
Jerry Cahill, labor
Ed. Daly, labor,
J. Driscoll, labor
Jas. Doyle, labor
J. Doherty, labor
P. Defonten, labor
J. Eagen, labor
J. Everts, labor
Wm. Flynn, bridge
M. Fetschle, bridge
D. Fox, bridge
M. Fagan, bridge
M. Farrell, bridge
J. Farley, bridge
J. Fix, bridge
P. Grew, bridge
Jas. Gillaspie, bridge
P. Hanafan, bridge
Jac. Howard, bridge
John Hafey, bridge
A. Jaeger, bridge
P. Jacobi, bridge
A. Johnson, bridge
Wm. Juergens, bridge
A. Kaesbauer, labor
Phil. Kinney, bridge
Jas. Kraus, bridge
C. Kampman, bridge
F. Krueger, bridge
Jno. Kinsella la,bor bridge
M. Loes, labor bridge
Geo. Lutz, labor bridge
F. Murphy, labor brdge
Jas. Maroney, labor bridge
E. Meeker, labor bridge
P. Murphy, labor bridge
T. Mulqueeny, labor bridge
P. McCarten, labor bridge
P. McMullen, labor bridge
Wm. McDermott, labor bridge
Jas. McCormack, labor bridge ..
List of W tr,',rn.'.c.
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
9 90
1 50
50 00
52 20
L. McEvoy, labor bridge
3. McNulty labor bridge
J. O'Brien, labor bridge
P. O'Brien, labor bridge
C. H. Pierce, labor bridge
J. Peryon, labor bridge
M. Reiseck, labor bridge
J. W. Sullivan, labor bridge
P. Stoffer, labor bridge
N. Schroeder, labor bridge
D. Sullivan, labor bridge
N. Sweeney, labor bridge
J. Steffes, labor bridge
J. Sheirock, labor bridge
Geo. Steffer, labor bridge
Jae. Shrreier, labor bridge
J. Seik. labor
1 70 A. R. Stevenson. labor road
3 05 M. White, labor road
3 05 Jno. Welsh, labor road
2 40 Val. Weisheit, labor road
4 05 Wm. Warring, labor road
3 05 R. Wittkamp, road labor
2 40 P. Wertin, labor road
9 00 J. Zuber, labor road
3 40 Geo. Zumhoff, labor road
2 70
2 70
2 05
4 05
75
8 25
4 50
J. Beekhan, team
R. Bennett, team
T. Byron, team
F. Burns, team
P. Clancy, team
J. Decker,team
T. Ellitt. team
2 70 B. Hayes, team
70 W. A. Hammond, team
2 70 P. Linehan, team
3 05
16 10
2 05
7 42
J. G. Moore, team
S. Norton. team
Ed. Seeley, team
F. Sieg, team
1 35 H. Schmidt, team
70 Cath. Tobin, team
7 10 Geo. Wetter, team
5 40 Steve Rousch, sewer
2 10 John Hillery, sewer
2 05 Steve Rousch, team
70 Fred. Schilling, sewer
3 75 Chas. T. Hillery, labor sewer
1 35 John McCollins, labor sewer
13 20 Wm. A. Keap, clerk in recor-
2 40 der's office 50 00
1 35 Robt. McGivern, sanitary pa -
22 95 trolman 50 00
7 50 Mrs. Koenig, janitor 20 00
16 90 Jas. E. Knight, expense to Des
2 05 Moines .... .... 20 40
3 05 Wm. Geisheker, rodman 55 00
70 Gott, Gmehle, assistant assessor 100 00
50 00 Geo R Bennett assistant as -
12 85 sensor 100 00
1 70 F. Keachie. work around city
21 00 hall 110 50
2 05 j Jac. Sherman, furniture for ma -
4 75 tron's room
50 00 Magg Murray, typewriting
9 45 Adam Jaeger, sawing wood
23 70 Jno. Hoffman, assistant janitor
3 40 Chas. Atkinson, painting in ma -
1 35 tron's room 19 00
2 70 G. W. Albert, macadam
70
4 45
20 25
3 40
2 40
2 4.,
10 80
12 40
2 05
2 05
2 05
2 70
4 45
70
1 35
25 00
25 00
75 00
2 70
2 70
1 70
37 50
37 50
40 00
1 70
4 50
2 70
8 10
2 70
2 70
2 70
4 75
4 05
75
4 05
6 75
5 40
4 75
1 35
90
4 75
70
1 35
42 00
42 90
42 00
42 00
42 90
2 70
25 00
5 00
10 00
35 00
15 00
List of Warrants.
Nick Adams, macadam
Sam Allen, macadam
Jno. Albrect, macadam
Chas. Blichard, Sr
M. Burke, macadam
Blichard & Bettken, macadam
Burns & Coyne macadam
C. D. Belden, macadam
Burkhardt & Sucht, macadam
Chas. Beyer, macadam
Brick & Schon, macadam
N. Burkhalter, macadam
Thos. Butcher, macadam
H. Beckett, macadam
Chas Budda, macadam
W. Barshting, macadam
Chas. Buse, macadam
Jas. and Ed. Bacher, macadam
Rich. Byrne, macadam
Mrs. P. Burkhart, macadam
Jno. Bottoms, macadam
Jno. Boetscher, macadam
Henry Brehm, macadam
Jno. Bargman, macadam
Jno Beyes,
A Boyleyn, macadam
Mrs. Wm. Burke, macadam
Jos. Blochlinger, macadam
Thos. Berry, macadam
Jno. Bummetz, macadam
Mrs. P. W. Benjamin, macadam
Wm Burns, macadam
Jno. Burns, macadam
Jas. Corbett, macadam
Peter Carney, macadam
Conrad, Schelsky & Co., ma-
cadam
Jno. Coyne, macadam
Matt. Crahan, macadam
John Cahill, macadam
Dan and J. Connolly, macadam
3I. Carney, macadam
Cahill & Kenneally, macadam
Jas. Carroll, macadam
Jas. Carpenter, macadam
Mrs. M. Campbell, macadam
J. Callahan & Son, macadam
H. Connolly, macadam
Carney & Wall, macadam
Denis Corcoran, macadam
Jno. Corbett, macadam
M. Corbett, macadam
Carney, Maroon & Co., ma-
cadam
P. Dempsey, macadam
Aug. Duccine, macadam
Jo. Duggan, macadam
Jno. Dougherty, macadam
Joe Duscheck, macadam
Deggendorf & Alderson, ma-
cadam ............ ..
Dennis & Donovan, macadam
Duggan, Scollard & Co., ma-
cadam •••••
Christ. Elleman, macadam ....
Wm. Emms, macadam
R. Eckett, macadam
Dom. Frank, macadam
Christ Frohs, macadam
John Fix, macadam
20 46
22 56
15 00
15 00
15 00
28 42
30 00
11 62
30
7
35
1
1
1
Chas. Fauslore, macadam
Fred. Felbaum, macadam
Flanagan, Kraus & Co., ma-
cadam
P. Furry & Son, macadam
John Feiffer, macadam
Mike Farrell, macadam
Flick & Nank, macadam
00 Christ. Fischer, macadam
80 Mrs. Wm. Flynn, macadam
00 Frisch &Huber, macadam
1 84 ! D. Frommelt, macadam
5 20 Frank Faber, macadam
2 36 Wm. Flanagan, macadam
4 08 Frick & Horsch, macadam ....
4 80 Wm. Gross, macadam
5 80 I Grimes & Sullivan, macadam ..
Grobe & Knabel, macadam ....
A. Gantenbein, macadam
P. Ginter, macadam
C. Geisler, macadam
Jos. Ginter, macadam
Pat Grew, macadam
Jas Gillaspie, macadam
Jas. Gerst, macadam
Jno. Geisler, macadam
Fred. Grewe, macadam
Geisler & Schlagel, macadam
Pat Hanafan,
Aug. Hoffman, macadam
Jno. Hill, macadam
Andrew Hefte, macadam
Jas. Hutter, macadam
Jno. Hafey, macadam
Thos. Hackney, macadam ...
Fred Herzog, macadam
4 12 Jno. Jenni, macadam
16 05 P. Jacobi, macadam
15 00 Matt. Kiefer, macadam
15 00 Aug. and F. Kauffman, ma- 30 00
32 02 cadam.. .... ....
15 00 F. Koenig, macadam 15 00
30 00 A. Kaesbauer, macadam 303 75
00
17 25 Kiene & Wilber
2 52 1 Kane & Kane, macadam 15 07
15 00
19 36
14 02
30 00
1 76
10 24
5 00
89
4 87
6 22
11 55
2 47
3 40
15 00
22 80
5 36
16 00
12 72
11 32
13 60
11 52
30 00
13 77
22 27
2 32
11 18
18 30
12 37
15 67
5 68
14 04
20 60
9 32
4 60
19 42
16 42
10 32
15 00
9 16
11 04
13 48
1 20
9 24
]7 25
15 00
15 00
2 68
15 00
12 60
14 77
10 35
9 12
9 76
16 00
4 64
16 72
1 20
12 75
3 64
13 12
4 12
7 42
7 35
15 00
32 16
15 04
15 37
15 00
12 36
2 64
24 75
18 30
39 22
15 00
2 62
18 82
13 87
15 00
5 85
H. Kehe, macadam 15 07
Krocheska & Boskula, macadam 30 00
Kronfelt & Albrecht, macadam 158 005
Steph. Kane, macadam 10 20
Jno. Kroner, macadam0 96
Matt. Klein, macadam....
Mrs. J. Kelly & Co., macadam. • 24 5
Jno. Kelly, macadam 10 404
Thos. Kenneally, macadam • • 0 35
A. C. Knapp, macadam 1 5 205
Chas. Krentz, macadam 8 00
Chas. Knebel, macadam
Kaesbauer & Leidenger, ma-
cadam ..• • 87
Wm. Kulan, macadam ... • • . 310 04 20
Jac. Kraus, macadam 17 56
Peter Kramer, macadam
Leisheimer & Martin, macadam 13 87
Chr. Luchterhand, macadam • . 4 330
Lang & Schmidt, macadam • • ' 272 5 00
Henry Luck, macadam . • • • • • 3 64
Wm. Lavine, macadam 30 00
Lavine & Kane, macadam
Lilack & Zachina, macadam • • 0
73 046
P. Leidinger, macadam .......
90 List of 1t arrant.+.
Rush & Prieb, macadam
J. Leidinger & Son, macadam 2 02
Frank Lee, macadam
M. Lang, macadam
Pat Lynch, macadam
Herm. Lembke, mbacadam
F. Lassance, macadam
Jno. McNulty, macadam
M McCarten, macadam
M McCune, macadam
L McEvoy, macadam ....
Wm. McClain, macadam
Ed McDermott, macadam
Jno McGee, macadam
Wm McDermott, macadam
Jno McCaffrey, macadam
McCoy & Elliott, macadam
Wm McLaughlin. macadam
Pat Moan, macadam
Mims & Frobel, macadam
Thos Meloy, macadam
C Mueggenburg, macadam
Jas Meloy, Jr., macadam
Moen & Murray, macadam
M Murphy, macadam
A Metz, macadam
Henry Maus, macadam
Jno. Mullen & Co., macadam
Jno. Malone, macadam
Wm. McClain & Bro., macadam
Robt. Miller, macadam
Jno. McCarron & Bro., ma-
cadam .... .. .... .......... 10 92
Pat McPoland. macadam 2 25
Jno. McLaughlin. macadam 6 00
Matt. Neyens, macadam 2 40
Anton Nigg, macadam 1 40
Nuten &Zwack, macadam 13 32
P. J. Neuman, macadam 6 60
Jno. Noethe, macadam 2 32
Matt Mabe, macadam 12 60
J. G. Menkel, macadam 30 00
Jno. Mihm, macadam 7 50
Otto Bros., macadam 45 00
Jas. O'Shea, macadam 15 00
Thos. O'Connell, macadam .... 15 00
D. & M. O'Mara, macadam 30 00
John O'Brien, macadam 3 16
Felix Oswald, macadam 3 00
Jno. O'Hearn, macadam 10 24
Peryon & Co., macadam 23 08
Jno. Parker, macadam 15 00
17 02
11 72
19 16
5 85
15 90
15 00
15 00
15 37
15 00
15 00
15 15
15 00
15 00
14 10
16 00
11 20
15 00
14 00
15 30
15 00
15 00 Schroeder & Ritter. macadam..
17 92 Sullivan & Baker, macadam ....
17 40 Dan Sheehan, macadam
15 00
9 60
30 00
15 00
9 97
8 68
Chas. Riley, macadam
Roy & Riley, macadam
P. Stouhl, macadam
Schultz & Sadler, macadam
Mike Sullivan, macadam
Jno. Shoektieth, macadam
Nick Steffen, macadam
Wm. Schwaegler, macadam
S. Siebold, macadam
Nick Schroeder, macadam
Aug. Schoenlebet', macadam
N. Sweeney & Son. macadam
Scheier, Simon & Frith, ma-
cadam .... .. .... 26 47
Matt Specht, macadam 9 60
Nick Steivaer. macadam 6 80
Alb. Scheer, macadam 10 72
Spear. Carney & Co.. macadam 42 90
T. Schilhavie, macadam 28 57
Mike Shea, macadam 15 00
17 64
21 00
19 64
Sam Sumner, macadam 20 72
John Spies. macadam 10 04
John Steffes. macadam 15 00
M. Stouhl, macadam 15 37
Wm. Taylor, macadam 9 92
Jo. Twigg. macadam 8 56
Henry Tippe, macadam 15 00
Theo. Tippe, macadam 8 00
Treutlein & Radusch, macadam 30 00
Vincent & Frank, macadam 21 52
Anton Wehe, macadam 11 52
Louis Wachenheim. macadam 15 00
Mike White, macadam 15 00
Jno. Woodrich, macadam 9 40
W. Wells & Son, macadam 30 00
Geo. Wetter, macadam 6 32
Winkelman & Elleman, ma-
cadam .... ....
Js. Wall, macadam
Jus. Whalen. macadam
Val. Weisheit, macadam
Warner, Grewe & Co., macadam
Wenzel &Zachina, macadm ....
Herm. Lembke, macadam
Spear, Carney & Co., ma-
cadam .... ....
Kiene & Wilber, macadam
Krocheska & Bakula. macadam
5 47 J. Beekman, hauling macadam
15 00 Roy & Reilly, hauling macadam
15 56 J. Jellison & Co., hauling ma -
14 36 cadam .... .... . 105 00
8 J. Costella, hauling macadam54 16
15
‘,56,, Fern, Horsefall & Co., hauling
6 82 macadam .... .... .. 105 00
27 60 Jas. Tobin, hauling macadam 37 50
16 96 Dan Sheehan & Co., hauling ma -
15 00 I cadam4 42 162 92
14 12 M. Brown & Co., hauling ma- 37 80
8 36 cadam
Leidinger & Kaesbaner, hauling
16 27 macadam 21 00
32 Kearney, Burns & Co., hauling 24 50
4 96 macadam
6 48 Orie Stevenson filling 18th
6 08 street .... .. ....
6 25
13 00
14 20
7 50
5 10
35 03
15 00
8 96
15 00
19 12
1 36
9 64
2 20
30 00
Jas. Purcell, macadam
Chas. Priebe, macadam
Frank Pilz, macadam
D. and J. Powers, macadam
Mike Powers, macadam
P. Quinn, macadam
Wm. Quinn, macadam
Mrs. M. Quinlan, macadam
Wm. Quinlan, macadam
Pat Ryan, macadam
Chas. Repsch, macadam
Wm. Rehfelc, macadam
F. Raedloff & Son, macadam
Remus & Gau Bros., macadam
Joe Richter, macadam
F. Reinker, macadam
Geo. Renke, macadam
Wm. Roevenig, & Co., macadam
9 96
6 38
17 85
15 00
56 62
3 60
22 40
61 25
17 50
2 27
57 87
61 25
1 i st of Warrant:.
:.
Geo. Reynolds, filling 18th street
Chris. Leek, filling 18th street..
Jesse Venn, filling 18th street
Ed. Seedey, filling 18th street
Wm. McGrath, filling 18th street
John McGrath, filling 18th street
Jno. William, filling 18th street
J. H. Geary, filling 18th street
L. C. McGovern, filling 18th
street
Toney Wolfle, filling 18th street
Thos. Kane, filling 18th street
Michael Riordan, filling 18th
street
Henry Weber, filling 18th street
Thos. Heine, filling 18th street
John Long. filling 18th street
Frank Burns, filling 18th street
Thos. Elliott. filling 18th street
Albert Conrad, filling 18th street
Jesse Venn, filling 18th street .
Dub. Water Co., 321 hydrants
for month of January 500 00
Dub. Water Co., 321 hydrants
for month of January 500 00
Dub. Water Co., 321 hydrants
for month of January 337 50
Dub. Water Co., 321 hydrants
for month of February 500 00
Dub. Water Co.. 321 hydrants
for month of February 500 00
Dub. Water Co., 321 hydrants
for month of February 337
Dub. Water Co., flush tanks 500
Dub.. Water Co., flush tanks 62
Dub. Water Co., drinkin foun-
tains 400
Dub. Water Co., horse foun-
tains .... .... ............. 15
Jas. Cahill, macadam
Bryan Donahue, macadam 30
Becker & Becker, macadam .. • 522
11
7
5 25
5 00
4 50
4 50
5 75
5 75
6 00
3 75
3 75
3 75
3 50
2 25
2 25
2 25
2 25
3 00
2 25
1 25
25 50
M. McNamara, macadam
Chas. Buelow, macadam
Anton Nicks, macadam
Ella S. Brunskill, personal dam- 500
ages
Ella S. Brunskill, personal dam- 500
ages
uquNfl5 ats,l feld= fl.hr TSafl
Ella S. Brunskill, personal dam- 500
ages
Ella S. Brunskill, personal dam- 500
ages
Ella S. Brunskill, personal dam- 141
ages •••
Jas. H. Hayes, cour costs in 13
Brunskill case
C. T. Joyce, clerk supreme court 2
P. C. Foley, team 3
M. & J. Mahoney, team 4
$2.40 .... .... .............
Excelsior Brass Works, fire
$38.76; police, $1.50: Sewer
Phil. Pier, wood at city hall4
'tTeCarten Bros., soap, matches
etc.. 1
Duggan & Kane, soap, matches
etc..
Peter Klauer, work in engineer's
50
00
50
00
00
37
00 W. H. Torbert, sponges
50 F. A. Huber & Sons, repairs on 1 00
10 engines
02 F. A. Miller, brooms, dusters 13 75
60 J. F. Ris & Bro., repairs around 3 20
engine house.. . .
00 Dubuque Oil Tank Line Co., oil 5 40
A. TredwaY & Sons, seat springs 1 25
a
00 II M. Mullen, plumbing 11 80
hall....
E. E. Frith, removing garbage
00 etc .... 11 60
.. 2 88
W. M. Greenhow, batteries ..
00 Dubuque Cabinet Makers' Ass.n, 4 50
mattress .... ..........
23 Mrs. John KeaP, personal.dam- 300 00
ages . .... ........ading
5 00 Altman & Taylor, gl• 500 00
0 75 Grandview avenue ....
5 40 Alman & Taylor, grading
500 00
0 00 Grandview avenue .. ... • • •
2 66 Altman & Taylor, grading 500 00
Grandview avenue ..
Altman & Taylor, grading
263 60
5 00 Grandview avenue .. •••••
Dr. F. W. Wieland, consultation 55 00
3 00 in small pox cases .......•
Ernst Bohn, repairs and taking
1 10 care of pest house 22 25
Dubuque Construction Co., ex-
91
office .... .. .. 85
Mike Brown & Co., grading
Green street
Peter Eisbach, rebate on special
assessment.... ... 6 08
J. P. Schroeder, cement and pipe 9 85
Barnard, Walker & Co., station-
ary
W. W. Wormood. winding and
taking care of town clock 72 00
Young Bros., washing towels6 00
Harger & Blish, blank station -
2 00
ary
Lear & Pfiffner, horseshoeing7 50
G. F. Thorman, milk at matron's
room 70
Chr. Schmitt, meat for matron's 2
room 40
Duggan & Kane, groceries for 5 25
matron's room... .
M. Brown & Sons, hay and oats 31 90
Christman & Healy, hardware
and tools 14 35
Jno. Butt, repairs, $4.95; re- 12 00
pairs engine, $7.05.... • • . • ' 3 40
Duggan & Sullivan, tools 24 95
McCarthy & Lahey, oats
Peter Hansen, hay 3 00
Reinfried & Jaeger, hardware 10 60
etc
Phil. Pier, coal and wood 29 19
Dub. Rubber & Belting Co,
supplies for fire department6 77
Central Union Telp. Co., housetel5 00
tele-
phone 4th street engine
Wm. Marshall, repair fire en-
gines 29 17
Key iCty Gas Co., coke
A. Wunderlich, horseshoeing .. 820
P. H. Halpin, bran, corn, etc15 20
92
1 50
67 55
92 L+61 of Warrants.
tra work on 15th and 17th
streets
National Demokrat, 4 mos,
Ooct. Nov. 1895, Dec. and Jan.
1896
The Globe. 4 mos., Oct, Nov,
1895, Dec. and Jan, 1896 270 00
The Times, ! mos, Oct. Nov.
Dec. Jan., 1895-1896 116 60
The Herald, 2 mos., Dec. and 135 00
Jan. 1895-1896
The Telegraph. 339 50
Lear & Pfiffner, horseshoeing 10 50
Watters & Dennis, hay 105 80
Key City Gas Co, coke 14 21
Jos. W. Wittmer, blue vitro].
$13.76; supplies for health of-
fice, $1.00 14 76
H. B. Gniffke, re'd excavation35 00
H. B. Gniffke, int. paid on war-
rants .... .... .............. 500 00
H. B. Gniffke, int. paid on war-
rants 500 00
H. B. Gniffke, int. paid on war-
rants 500 00
H. B. Gniffke, int. paid on war-
rants 6:i 07
H. B. Gniffke, int.. $20.00: dam-
ages to property. $35.00 55 00
H. B. Gniffke, ref, tax. $4.40;
ref. skating rink, $50.00 54 40
H. B. Gniffke, post stamps,
$12.00; telegrams and express
charges. $17.52 29 52
H. 13. Gniffke, judgments. $10.05;
Dub. Co., horses, $257.56 . 267 55
horses, $257.56 267 55
23
84
50 00
J. W. Wittmer, brushes etc 2 45
Martin, Streleau Co., fuel 103 68
Hohman & Roehl, mattress and
chairs for matron's room 26 00
Dubuque Cabinet Makers' Assn
mattress etc. for matron's
room 13 65
Harger & Blish, blank station-
ery 18 12
Hardie & Scharle, blank station-
ery
Dub. Oil Tank Line, oil 12 00
Ham & Carver, blank station-
ery
30 75
Bock & Reed, rep, tools
Vogenthaler & Ragatz, repars
steam roller ....
Jno. O'Brien, work on sewer on
W. 5th street
Key City Gas Co., gas
for January
Star Electric Co., 302 arc lights
for January 500 00
Star Electric Co, 304 arc lights
for January 500 00
Star Electric Co, 304 arc lights
for January 146 80
Globe Light & Heat Co, 100
lamps for January 166 67
Bryan Donahue, extra work on
5th and 7th sewer 29 39
18
00
1 10
84 85
3 00
100 50
500 00
Star Electric Co., 304 arc lights
Peter Horeb, grading 5th ave '45 00
Iowa State Ins. Co, insurance on
city hall 31 25
Key City Fire Ins. Co, insurance
on hill engine house 31 25
Claus Hagge, macadam 15 00
Chas Kirsch, macadam 30 00
Theo Ratterman. macadam 15 00
Del Gague, macadam 15 00
Geo Scherr, macadam 15 75
C H Booth. filling streets and
alleys Booth's add 34 65
Ryan Bros, grading Audobon
avenue 100 00
Peter Meyer, macadam 6 48
C Meyer, macadam 15 00
Peter Mihm, macadam 18 90
Fred Galow, macadam 15 00
Jno Spies, macadam 15 00
Luchterhand & Buddin, mac-
adam 45 00
John Long, macadam 9 00
Nick Stelfer. macadam 4 16
I hereby certify that the foregoing is
a correct list of all warrants issued by
me during the month of March. 1896.
JOHN O'CONNELL,
Recorder Pro Tem.
NOTICE TO SIDEWALK CONTRAC-
TORS.
cNmed proposals will be received at
ni-er'. office of Dubuque,
• •. ,.'„ p tn. Saturday,
,ie.'ng side-
wA :. ,i f:'i ... . Sti C:,, 4i
read' ;Aid ..
4 -foot wide 1.1: - —,
ween end of :utpr'ti•e......:• ,•,., .c
avenue.
4 -foot on south side of Railroad .eve
nue between West Main street and
south Locust street.
4 -foot wide on north side of W 8th
street between H::: street and Air Hill
street.
4 -foot wade on north side of Edward
street between 'Windsor avenue and
Queen street.
4 -foot wide on both sides of Mertz
street between Windsor avenue and Al-
thauser avenue.
4 -foot wide on west s:de of English
Lane between Wilde street and Southern
avenue.
All in accordance with specifications
on file in sa'.d office.
A bond of $100 wIll be required w`.th
each bid.
The city reserves the right to reje^t
any or all b'.ds.
W. H. KNOWLTON.
3-13-10t. City Engineer.
Dubuque, March llth, 1896
Oficial Notices.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
CITY RECORDER'S 'OFFICE,
Dubuque, Iowa, March 9th, 1896.
Sealed proposals will be received at my
office Aril 8thto o'clock
,1896foru bing, and paving
the following streets with brick in accor-
dance with plans and specfications now
or. file in my office.
Jones street froth west line of West
Main street to east line of Illinois Cen-
tral Railroad tracks at Passenger De-
pot.
The extent
the work is as onmacadam grout foun-
ows:
Brlrick paving:
t.tion 2.55.) square yards.
New curbing. 500 lineal feet.
Old curbing reset. lineal feet.
West bfaRi street from Main stree: to
Janes street.
The extent of the work is as follows:
Brick paving
quon= macadam grout foun-
dation.
s.
New curbing. 300 lineal feet.
old curbing reset, 250 lineal feet.
All of above work to be completed on or
before June loth. 1896.
Bidders must state the price per lineal
foot for new curbing: also old curbing re-
set, and the price per square yard for
brick paving on macadam groat founda-
tion.
.Proposals must be accompanied by a
certified check on some Dubuque Bank
for City Dubuque incase the party $0
50.00
'eothe ettto
whom the contract is awarded shall fail
to execute the contract so awarded with-
in five days after such contract is award-
ed.
Proof the Co, .ncilt bletocbedon heldaAprimeet-
ing
8th.
1896.
Blanks for bidders wil lbu furnished by
the City Recorder.
The c:tv reserves the right to reiecc all ing a proposed change of gr I
17th street.
bids•
3-9-1. objections to said
. All persons having
City ecor, proposed change of grade, must file their
MAYOR'S OFFICE, claims for damages :n my office on or
Dubuque. Iowa. March 20th, 1896. before May 4th, 1896. O'CONNELL,
Notice is hereby given that the Regis- 4-22-6t. JOHN
:era of Election. duly appointed to regis-
Recorder pro tem.
he voters in the City of Dubuque,
93
FIRST WARD.
First Precinct—Rafferty's Place, South
Locust street.
Second Precinct—Ed. McDonald's
Place, 115 Main street.
SECOND WARD.
First Precinct—Court. House.
Second Precinct—Fourth Street Engine
House.
THIRD WARD.
First Precinct—Ninth Street Engine
House.
Second Precinct—City Hall.
Third Precinct—Eighteenth Street En
gine Hotse.
FOURTH WARD.
First Precinct--Lorimier House.
Second Precinct—Western Brewery.
Third Precinct—Kenyon's Barber -shop
No. 146 West Locus: street.
FIFTH WARD.
First Precinct—Meyer's Livery.
Second Precinct—Mrs. E. Mueller's.
Third Precinct—Val. Mackert's. 1327
Lincoln avenue.
Fourth Precinct—Jake Berg's, Twenty
third and Jackson streets.
All qualified voters of said City. who
failed to have their names on last fall's
Registry list are hereby notified that
unless they present themselves at the
plaices and within the time hereinbefore
mentioned for registration they will be
debarred the privilege of voting at said
electton.
PETER OLINGER, Mayor.
Attest: JOHN O'CONNELL,
City Recorder Pro Tem.
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF GRADE.
Recorder's Office,
Dubuque, Iowa, April 20, 1896.
Note is hereby given that there is
now on file in my office, a profile show -
JOHN
O'CONNELL,
R der Pro Tem.
ter t
State of Iowa, will be in attendance at
the places herein below mentioned, for
the purpose of correcting the Registry
List of last fall's election. and adding
thereto the names of such electors as
may be entitled to vote at the city elec-
tion to be held April 6th, 1896. Said
Registers will meet at their respective
places on Saturday. April 4th, 1896 at 8
o'clock A. M.. and be in session until 9 ,
o'clock P. M. of said day.
Said Registers will thereafter meet on
Monday (election day) April 6th, 1896,
and be in session from the time the polls'
open until they close and register only
such voters as were absent from the city
on the preceding Saturday during the
time the board was in session; also such
voters as did not become citizens until
Monday. April 6th. 1896.
Any person applying for registration inl
any precinct who is registered in an-
other precinct shall. before being regis-
tered
c
e board
of registration where his name iis regis-
tered
n
stricken from such registry list. been
The places of registration of voters in
The several wards and precincts of the
city are as follows:
WHOM CONCERNED.
Notice to teamsters, hack -men ex-
press -men, owners of livery stables,
butchers, hotel -keepers, owners of pool
and billard tables, ownens tof boaboatefor
hotel r
hire, bowling alleys. est due and
your city license are now p
unless paidintothecity aasul96n Irwe-
fore the 1st day fthe ety
prosecute all delinquents as trouble and
or-
dinance provides. So avoidoubl
F.D. MORAN,
4-6-10t.
settle City 1Vlarshal.
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NOTICE OF CHANGE OF GRADE.
City Recorder's Office.
Dubuque, March 5th.
1896.
Notice is hereby given that there is
now on file in my office a prefile show-
ing a proposed change of greed on Cathe
rine street• objections thereto
All persons having for damages ine my
Inust o file tbefore im April 1st, 1896.
office on or JOHN O'CONNELL.
Itccorder Pro Tem.
94
Official Notice&.
MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION.
In pursuance of law and the ordinances
of the city. I. Peter Olinger, Mayor of
the City of Dubuque, State of Iowa, do
hereby proclaim that an election will be
holden in said city on Monday, April
6th, 1896, for the purpose of electing
A Mayor.
An Auditor.
An Assessor.
Also one Alderman from each ward in
said city.
That on said day the polls will be op-
ened at 8 o'clock A. M.. and closed at '6
o'clock P. M.. but may be held open un-
til 8 o'clock P. M. on said day provided
a proclamation is so made at the open-
ing of the polls to receive the votes cast
at such election in the following places,
to -wit.
FIRST WARD.
First Precinct—Rafferty's Place, South
Locust street.
Second Precinct—Robert Jess' Place
First street.
SECOND WARD.
First Precinct—Court House.
Second Precinct—Fourth Street Engine
House.
THIRD WARD.
First Precinct—Ninth Street Engine
House.
Second Precinct—City Hall.
Third Precinct—Nick Palen's Place,
18th and Cooler avenue.
FOURTH WARD.
First Precinct—Lorimier House.
Second Precinct—Western Brewery.
Third Precinct—Ryan Livery Barn.
FIFTH WARD.
First Precinct—Schmid't Brewery.
Second Precinct—Henry Mueller's,
Kntest street and Eagle Point avenue.
Third Precinct—Christ. Caprtiz's.
Fourth Precinct—Jake Berg's Place,
23rd and Jackson street.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
city this 20th day of March, 1896.
(Seal.) PETER OLINGER,
Mayor.
Attest: JOHN O'CONNELL,
City Recorder Pro Tem.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT BOND.
You are hereby notified that in accord-
ance with a resolution of the City Cow, -
ell of the City of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sidewalk adopted on the 2nd
day of March, A. D, 1896, a special as-
sessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the next regular meeting of
the city council, upon all lots and parcels
of land abutting on said improvement
lot No. 341 in city owned by you being
subject to such special assessment. And
you are notified to appear at said meet-
ing of the council to be held on the 9th
day of April. A. D. 1896, and show cause
if any you have, why said assessment
should not be levied.
JOHN O'CONNELL,
City Recorder pro tern.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To John Walsh:
You are hereby notified that in accord
once with a resolution of the City Coun-
cil of the city of Dubuque for cleaning
snow front sidewalk adopted on the 2nd
day of March A. D. 1896, a special as.
sessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the next regular meeting of
the city council, upon all lots and par-
cels of land abutting on slid improve-
ment, lots 3. 4. 5 of sub. 1 of 5 of lots 11,
12, and 13 of N. E. 1-4 sec. 13-89-2 E.
owned by you being subject to such spec
'al assessment. And you are notified
co appear at said meeting of the council,
to be held on tit.? 9th day of :April, A. D
1896, and show cause if any you have,
why said :assessment should not he
levied.
JOHN O'CONNELL,
(''itv Recorder, pro tem.
NOTICE TO CLEAN ALLEYS.
Street Commissioners Office,
Dubuque, Ia., April 11, 1396.
All parties are hereby notified to clean
the alleys abutting their premises with-
in five days of this notice, and in case
of failure so to do the city of Duburlu.
will clean the same at the expense of
the owners of oc^upants of any building
abutting on said alley. The city will
also remove all ashes or debris found on
any street, avenue or lane or other
thoroughfare and charge cost ther_of to
the owners or occupants of any building
abutting thereon. The city will charge
seventy-flve cents per load for removing
the same. JOHN CARTER,
4-11-10t. Street Commissioner.
NOTICE.
All parties holding City of Dubuque
bonds, which matured on Feb. 1st, 1896
must present them at the city treasure's
office immediately. if they desire them
paid. They ceased bearing interest on
March 12, 1896.
'iENRY B. GNIFFKE,
City Treasurer.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To J. E. Standacker:
You are i:ereby notified that in accord-
ance with a resolution of the city coun-
cil of the city of Dubuque for cleaning
snow from sidewalk adopted on the 2nd
day of March. A. D. 1896, a special
assessment will be levied for the ex-
pense thereof at the next regular meet-
ing of the city council, upon all :ots
and parcels of land abutting on said im-
provement, lot s % of 2 of 2 of min lot
88 owned by you being subject to such
special assessment. And you are no-
tified to appear at said meeting of the
council, to be held on the 9th day of
April, A. D. 1896. and show cause if any
you have, why sad assessment should
not be levied. JOHN O'CONNELL.
City Recorder pro tent.
Official Notices.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at my
office up to 9 o'cl jck a. m. of Thursd iy,
April 9th, 1896 for improving the follow-
ing streets according to plans and speci-
fications now on file in my office.
Union avenue from West Locust street
to Alta Vista street.
Curbing 3300 lineal feet
Guttering 1460 squire yards
Macadam 5100 square yards
Grading fill 9700 cubuc yards
Grading. cut 9700 cubic yards
Said work to be completed June 1st,
1896.
Main street from Seminary street to
south line of lot 33 L. H. Langworthy's
add.
Curbing 700 lineal feet
Guttering 300 square yards
Macadam 900 square yards
Grading, fill 50 cubic yards
Grading, cut 1650 cubic yards
Said work to be completed May 20th,
1896.
Chestnut street between Prairie and
Walnut street.
Curbing 400 lineal feet
Guttering 180 square yards
Macadam 500 square yards
Grading. cut 875 cubic yards
Said work to be completed May its,
1896.
Bidders must state the price per square
yard for macadamizing and guttering,
the price per lineal foot for curbing,
graiding to be bid in total.
Bidders must furnish a good and suffi-
cient bond of $200 with each proposal,
that contract will be entered into if
awarded.
Proposals will be acted upon at a meet
ing of the council to be held April 9th,
1896.
Blanks for bidders will be furnished
by the city recorder.
The city reserves the right to refect
all bids.
JOHN O'CONNELL,
Recorder Pro Tem.
95
refusal to remove al lgarbage and dead
animals in the respective districts.
Bidders wil lbe required to furnish a
good and sufficient bond with each pro-
posal, and shall enter into contract
with the city that they will fulfill con-
tract if awarded.
The board of health reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
JOHN O'CONNELL,
4-17 5t. z Clerk.
N is..
Office of the Board o: Health.
Dubuque, Iowa, March 28th, 1896.
At a meeting of the board of health
held March 27th, 1896, the following or-
der was passed:
Ordered, by the Board of Health, that
from and after this date, It shall be the
duty of the health officer, In cases of
recovery in all infectuous diseases to ex-
amine the premises in which such cases
occur, to have said premises fumigated
and cleaned. so that there shall be no
liability for further contagion orinfection
in such premises.
JOHN O'CONNELL,
March 3-30-2w. Clerk.
NOTICE TO SEWER CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the city engineer's office, city of Du-
buque, Iowa, up to 4 o'clock p. m., Mon-
day, April 20th, 1896, for furnishing
all material and labor, and construct-
ing pipe sewer as follows, according to
the plans and specifications on file in
said office:
A 12 inch tile pipe sewer in 27th street
from alley west of Jackson street to al-
ley east of Jackson street.
Estimated length, 360 lineal feet.
Two manholes.
Bidders to furnlsn a bond of $200 with
each bid that contract will be entered
into if awarded.
The city reserves
ject any or all bids.
Dubuque, Iowa, April 10th, 1896.
W. H. KNOWLTON,
4-10-9t. City Engineer.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received by
the board of health at my office up to 4
o'clock p. m. of Wednesday, April 22nd,
1896, for the hauling of garbage and
dead animals for the season of 1896, 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 in the Mississippi
river.
First District—All territory south of
8th street and Julien avenue.
Second District—All territory lying
betwten 8th street and Julien avenue
and 17th street and West Seventeenth,
street.
north District—All
and West 17th streets.ig
of
The party that is awarded the con -
he rate of two
dollars tract ilperl e dayincased at t of neglect or
the right to re -
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids will be received at the city en-
gineer's office up to 4 o'clock p. m. of
Monday, April 27th, 1896, for relaying
gutters on 18th and 19th streets in
accordance with specifications on file
in said office. The city reserves the
right to reject any and all bids. A
bond of $50 will be required with each
bid. W. H. KNOWLTON,
City Engineer.
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Ad journfd Reynlar Session, April 24, 1896. 97
FY
ADJOURNED REGULAR SESSION
APRIL 24, 1896.
Council met at 7:45 p. m.
Mayor Duffy in the chair.
Present—Alds. Albrecht, Bauer, Berg
Bonson Dennert and McEvoy.
The following officers' bonds were ap-
proved and then they were sworn in by
the mayor.
Ed. Morgan, city marshal.
Jos. Reinfried, fire chief.
Thos. Hagerty, street commissioner.
W. H. Knowlton, city engineer.
Geo. Osborne, city electrician.
Phil. Doerr, sewer inspector.
J. P. Truut, marketmaster.
Dr. S. S. Lindsay, city physician.
The following officers not requiring
bonds were also sworn in.
Chas. Burkhardt, park custodian.
Thos. Cahill, park custodian.
Carl Spiegelhalter, poundmaster.
Thos. Jess, wood measurer and wharf
master.
Jos. Straney, city weigher.
Ards. Cullen, Lagen and Ryder ar-
rived at 7:50 p. m.
Ald. Bonson offered the following res
olution which was unanimously adopt-
ed.
Whereas, It is with deep regret that
we have learned of the untimely death
of the baby boy of John Schulte, our
brother alderman. and.
Whereas, we have naught but sorrow
to express to him and his family in
this, their dire misfortune.
Therefore, Resolved by the City Coun
cif of the City of Dubuque: That we
extend to him and his wife and family
our neartfclt sympathy in this their
hour of sou ow.
Resolved, further, That these reso-
lutions be spread upon the records, and
au engrossed copy of same be furnished
to the family
The following
presented.
Idaville, Colo., April 19, 1896.
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen: I hereby resign as al-
derman of the Third Ward, as my min-
ing interests demand my full attention
here in Park county. I beg to remain,
Yours very respectfully,
JOHN J. SCHULTE.
Ald. Lagen moved that his resigna-
tion be accepted with regrets. Car-
ried.
Ald. Albrecht moved to proceed to
fill the vacancy by open ballot.
Carried by the following vote:
Ayes— Alds. Albrecht, Bauer, Berg,
Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen, Mc-
Evoy and Ryder.
First ballot—
For Adam Crawford—Aids. Albrecht,
communication was
Bauer, Bonson and McEvoy.
For Theo. Altman—Alds. Cullen, La -
gen and Ryder.
For A. W. Daugherty—Ald. Berg.
For A. M. Downer,—Ald. Dennert.
Second ballot—
For Adam Crawford—Aids. Albrecht
and Bonson.
For Theo. Altman—Alds. Bauer, Berg,
Cullen, Dennert, Lagen, McEvoy and
Ryder.
Ald. Bonson moved that the election
of Mr. Altman be made unanimous.
Carried.
Mr. Theo. Altman was then sworn in
by the mayor.
City Engineer Knowlton presented
profile of grade of 27th street from
Jackson street to Chicago Great West -
and
ern railway,hich was .pr ve
adopt .ed. W.A..aac✓ .1 J
Be it Resolved, That th:iiity engineer"
is hereby ordered to mak a survey and Ct
plat of the proposed extension of Lin-
coln avenue from White street to Jack-
son street, and proceed in accordance
with the provisions of chapter 30 of the
revised ordinances of 1893, and report
same to the city council.
Ald. Bauer offered the following
which was adopted:
Resolved, That the city engineer be
and is hereby ordered to make a survey
and plat of the proposed widening of
High Bluff street from Middle to Fen-
gler avenue, and proceed in accord-
ance Aid' the provisions of chapter 30
or the revised ordinances of 1893, a.rd
report sante to the city council.
Ald. Bonson moved to adjourn. Car-
ried.
Attest:
.•Recon er,
744
Approved. al'e • ./ ' ..1896
yor
Regular Session, Alai 4. 1896.
a REGULAR SES ON, MAY 4.
u1n µ N 9 :.Z a . Q N,c
[Offic al.]
Mayor Duffy in the chair.
Present: Aids. Albrecht, Altman,
Bauer, Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert,
Lagen, McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Ryder moved that the following
part of Mayor Olinger's valedictory be
stricken and expunged from the rec-
ords.
While there has been the most vile
statements and mis-representations
published during the past month in re-
gard to the past year's administra-
tion and the same sanctioned by a mem
ber of the council, whose time will not
expire for one year more, but as he is
well known and his reasons for so do-
ing being of such a nature that I shall
not say more, only trusting that in the
future he may learn to tell the truth
and becoma respected by his fellow-
men."
Carried.
On motion the minutes of last meet-
ings as amended were approved.
The following bills were allowed:
Name. Purpose. Am't.
Reinfried & Jaeger, hardware $ 4 25
G. F. Kleigh, hardware 4 65
Lear & Pflffner, horse shoeing 11 00
M Mullen, plumbing 2 65
Fratz & Clark, sundries for patrol
house . 1 00
McCarthy & Layhey, oats for pa-
trol house . . 19 50
Ellwanger Bros, harness repairs 8 00
M Brown & Sons, straw 1 75
Duggan & Kane, oil and broom. 1 35
Peter Hansen, candles, oil, &c1 75
Louis Lindenberg, nails 3 25
J B Stevens, labor 8 10
John Butt, repairs 2 80
J P Schroeder, cement 15 65
G F Kleih, hardware 7 60
B D Linehan, repairs 3 45
Standard Lumber Co, lumber 11 71
Fred Schloz, repairs 13 80
Otto Meuser & Co. lumber . 49 00
Duggan & Kane, ail and broom . 1 35
P H Halpin, empty barrels and
candles for steam roller
B E Linehan, cement
Albert Gasser, brick
G F Kleih, hardware
W Baumgartner, hardware for
sewer department 1 10
Pape & Jacquinot, plumbing 8 07
The Furgeson Supply Co, plumb-
er's supplies
F Schloz, repairs
J C Honer, repairing fountains
Mullen Bros, plumbing
B Hayes, expressing
B Hayes, cleaning
John McCollins, saw dust and
hauling 4 05
Key City Gas Co, coal tar 25 00
Hardie & Scharle, printing and
3 25
8 50
5 75
1 30
8 85
15 05
8 83
10 35
1 25
10 00
supplies . 70 75
Robert McGivern, salary 50 00
G F Kleih, hardware 6 90
Geo. Bennett, 1 month labor in
assessor"s office ..100 00
Gott Gmehle, 1 month labor in as
sessor's office . 100 00
C 0 D Laundry, towels and racks 6 00
Maggie Murray, type writing 1 50
Harger & Blish, office supplies 71 98
Michael Gloden, labor in park 1 25
Chris Schmitt, meat to matron3 50
N H Schilling, repairing street . 20 75
Dubuque Construction Co, cutt-
ing and fitting chains in curb-
ing . 6 43
Wm Geisicker, 1 month as rod -
man . 55 00
John Farley, 1 month as rodman 40 00
Kenety & McCann, paving brick 11 25
Frank Winters, hauling on 18th
and Cedar street 8 75
Jerry Sullivan, hauling on 18th
and Cedar street 2 25
Robert Mathis, hauling on 18th
and Cedar street 50
James Leahy, hauling on 18th
and Cedar street 25
1' J Donahue, hauling on 18th
and Cedar street 18 75
Headford Bros &Hitchins, man
hole . 4 50
Ed Evans, use tar kitties and
work . ... 7 00
Ed Ryan, filling High Bridge ave
nue . . 7 60
P Clancy. filling High Bridge ave
nue . ..... 10 50
McElrath Teaming Co, filling 4th
street extension . 3 55
Bryon & Donahue, for construct-
ing sidewalks .... 135 82
John Tibey, filling 4th street ex-
tension 222 90
Dubuque Construction Co., con-
structing sewer from llth to
19th street .... .. 107 02
Ham & Carver, supplies office
(circular letters) 1 75
John Blake, constructing sewer
Fenelon Place 42 20
Kenety & McCann, construct-
ing sewer Clark and 17th st380 00
Peter Horsch, filling Liberty st.100 00
P. J. Milligan, sonstructing side- 85 00
walk Ambrose st
Dubuque Construction Co., filling
100 00
13th street
Telegraph Printing Co., blank
60
stationery
R. W. Kemler, filling High Bridge
4 60
avenue .... .. ............ .
B E Lenehan, cement 8 50
B E Linehan, cement 14 88
Bryon & Donahue, constructing 80 00
sewer 27th street 14 00
B. E. Linehan, cement
Dubuque Water Co., constructing
Dubuque Water Co., water for
88
engine houses .. .... ...... 40 00
Ileifulur Stasi al, May 4, 1896. •19
Standard Lumber Co., load shav-
ings 3 05
Mullen Bros., plumbing05
James Levi & Co
Charles Oswald
Nesler & Jungk
21 26
4 55
... 3 40
Fraatz & Clark, oil for engine The following bill was
house .. 40 committee on markets:
W. M. Marshall, repairs on fire J P Trout .. 5 00
engine 154 27 The bill of Reinfried & Jaeger of 60
P. H. Halpin, suppli es for fire de- cents referred to committee on fire.
partment 24 65 I The bill of Charles Hillery of $5.00 re -
Lewis Lindenberg, lawn mower.. 4 75 ferred to committee on sewers.
J. M. McKenzie, S. wrench 1 50 The bill of M. Schlegel of 60 cents
G. F. Kleih, supplies for fire de- referred to city attorney.
partment 2 15 PETITIONS.
tto Musser & Co., lamer 17 00 The following petitions were referred
to the committee of the whole:
Petition of Maria Kemp et al in re-
lation to damages to property from
water.
Petition of Mrs.. Mary Reynolds in
relation to damages to her property on
Dodge street, caused by water.
Petition of John Burke in relation to
damages to his property on Grandview
avenue.
Petition of the John T. Hancock est.
1 40 et al 1 emonstrating against paying : pec-
ial assessment for the improvement of
referred to
James Levi & Co., sheets central
engine house
Hug. Wunderlich, horseshoeing 12 50
fire department
Reinfried & Jaeger, supplies fire 1 45
department .
Lear & Pfiffner, horse shoeing .. 6 00
E C Porter, supplies for fire de- 2 75
partment .
Fraatz & Clark, supplies for fire
department
Police Telephone & Signal Co,
supplies for fire department 125 00 Grandview avenue.
n Petition of Margt. Flynn asking that
she be given such relief as may be
proper to prevent her home from being
sold for special tax.
Petition of Mrs. Barbara Roberts ask-
ing that she be given such relief as
may be proper to prevent her home
from being sold for special tax.
Remonstrance of J. A. Rhomberg
et al against paying special tax for the
improvement of 5th avenue.
The following committees were re-
ferred to the street committee:
Petition of August Schilling asking
that Angella street be improved.
Petition of T. H. Schilling et al ask-
ing that Catherine and Angella streets
be improved.
Petition of J. P. Scharle remonstrat-
ing against the improvement of Hart
street on the present grade.
Petition of D. Mueggenberg asking
he be paid $150.00 on account of
16 20
Dubuque Water Co, hydrants o 1337 50
streets .
Litttle, Bruce & Co, lantern
globes for fire department ... 1 50
Ellwanger Bros, harness repairs 17 15
fire department 20 00
Mrs Koenig, cleaning offices • 20 00
Mrs. Kien, cleaning offices ....
Mrs. Koenig, cleaning
Mrs. Koenig, janitor city hall 20 00
Eichorn & Bechtel, washing pow 1 15
der . 1 00
G F Kleih, supplies .••• .••.... Duggan & Kane, supplies1 05
(matches and lye) • • • • •
Frank Stoltz, repairing windows 33 05
and doors in city hall ......
T J Conlin, team and carriage 7 00
and load of shavings ..
Reinfried & Jaeger, supplies for 1 50
fountains .
G F Kleih, supplies for fountains 4 96 line on Broadway e
ofextension.
Fred Schloz, supplies P. G. & B. 3 20 I pechange geioPhilip Kress et x asking
dead
Eugene Frith, removing gar33 00 that Adams street be improved.
Eugene Frith, removing 15 00 Petition of Joseph Piltz asking that
animals he be paid for rock taken from his
The following bills were referred to premises and used by the city.
the police Light light committee: ..... 166 67 I Petition of Otto Rath et al remon-
Key & Heat Co 108 43 strating against the improvement of
Key City Gas Co English Lane.
The following bills referred to the Petition of F. W. Wieland asking
that he stairway etollh se p property d to construct on 8th outside
and
Bluff streets.
Petition of Ellen Loughren ettnalalsask-
ing that the city open up
ey
twenty feet wide in block between
Rush street and Cleveland avenue from
Mountain Lane to Union street.
Petition of John Olinger in relation
to special assessment for constructing
sidewalks.
Petition of Wm. McGrath asking that
committee on supplies:
James Levi & Co
G F Kleih,
The following bills were
committee on printing: 67 50
The Globe 29 15
The Times . 5
Dubuque Telegraph . • • • • • • • 79 67 1 050
The Herald . ......
The following bills referred to com-
mittee on public grounds and build-
ings:
29 16
90
referred to
100 Ilejular Se8sion, May 4, .1896.
the city take a strip of land belonging
to him between Union avenue and
Beilvue street, (with power).
Petition of Andrew Galliart et al ask-
ing that the contractor on Wilber Lane
be instructed to finish his contract,
(with power.)
Petition of Ross McMahon in rela-
tion to construction of retaining wall
abutting his property on Grandview
avenue, (with power).
Petition of Chas. Klingenberg ask-
ing that Leibnitz street be so paved
as to carry off the water that flows
thereon.
Petition of Maria Kemp et al in rela-
tion to damages on Southern avenue
was presented.
Aid. Ryder moved that the rules be
suspended and Dr. Kemp allowed to
address the council. Carried.
Dr. Kemp addressed the council in
regard to the damages done his prop-
erty by the late storm.
On motion the matter was referred
to the committee of the whole, city
attorney and engineer.
The following petitions in relation
to taxes were referred to the delin-
quent tax committee:
Susan Bornheiser, John Freiburg,
Mrs. Dennis Flannagan, Mary A. Park-
er, Mrs. Belle Rawlings, Mrs. McCor-
mack, Johanna McNally, Mrs. H. C.
Deckert and Susanna Deuel.
The following petitions were referred
to the committee on claims:
Petition of Anna M. Bush claiming
damages on account of proposed change
of grade on Jones and West Main
streets.
Claim of John B. McGloughlin on
account of damages by flood on West
3d street.
Claim of John Dougherty on account
of damages by flood on Dodge street.
Claim of John H. Nehls for personal
injuries received by falling on side-
walk.
Claim of Wm. Rieman asking that he
be al:owed a month's salary on ac-
count of injuries received while work-
ing for the city.
The following communications were
referred to the committee on markets:
Petition of Henry Wybrandt for the
position of inspector of weights and
measures.
Remonstrance of John T, Hancock
& Sons et al against the appointment
of an inspector of weights and meas-
ures.
Communication of Hardie & Scharle
in relation to purchase of city director-
ies was referred to the committee on
supplies.
Petition of Teamsters' Union in re-
lation to teamster's license was re-
ferred to the marshal with power.
Petition of F. Heer & Sons et al in
relation to poles on Eagle Point and
Couler avenues was referred to the
committee on electrical construction.
Petition of H. O. Rose et al in re-
lation to the extension of water mains
in Dorgan alley was referred to the
x.r y or with power.
Petition of Geo. Rath asking that the
water mains be extended along Semi-
nary street was referred to the commit-
tee on fire and water.
Petition of A. Pfeffer et al asking
that an electric light be placed on
Washington street between Sanford
and 23d streets was referred to the com-
mittee on police and light.
Petition of J. M. Orvis et al asking
that the city dedicate for a public park
the strip of ground at the corner of
West 5th street and College avenue, as
shown by plat, was granted.
Petition of Rt. Rev. Archbishop J.
Hennessy et al remonstrating against
the improvement of St. Mary's street
was read and on motion action on same
was deferred.
Petition of John McGrath et al re-
monstrating against the construction
of sanitary sewer in Seminary street
between Paul and Harold streets was
laid on the table.
The following petitions were receiv-
ed and tiled:
Remonstrance of Ceo. Eichhorn et
al againt the improvement of Grace
street.
Remonstarnce of C. A. Alexander et
al against the improvement of Coates
avenue.
Ald. Cullen moved that the rules be
suspended and Mr. Gregory be allowed
to address the council. Carried.
Mr. Gregary addressed the council in
relation to the condition of Oak street.
On motion the matter was referred to
the committee on streets with power.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
City Auditor McCarten reported:
Cash on hand last report$25,296 90
Received during month 42,877 27
Total $68,174 17
Disbursements during month$41,358 43
Balance on hand May 1, '96..26,815 74
Also reported $1,996.55 due city offi-
cers for the month of April, 1896. Also
presented list of coupons redeemed dur-
ing the month.
Report approved and warrants or-
dered drawn to pay city officers and
report referred to the finance com-
mittee.
Fire Chief Reinfried reported $1870.00
due firemen for the month of April,
1396.
Report approved and warrants or-
dered drawn to pay firemen and report
referred to the fire committee.
Marshal Morgan reported 112 police
cases during the month of April, 1896.
Also reported $2,084.60 due police for
month of April, 1896. Report approv
ed and orders ordered drawn to pay
police, and report referred to the police
and light committee.
Marshal Morgan presented a common
ication stating that the business of his
office required a deptuy, and for that
purpose recommended J. W. Halpin for
the position, which was referred to the
committee of the whole.
Regular Session, May 4, 1896. 101
Street Commissioner Carter report- o'clock p. m. Carried.
edl $8,815.35 due for labor on streets AFTERNOON SESSION.
during April, 1896. Council met at 2:35 p. m.
Report approved and warrants order Mayor Duffy in the chair.
ed drawn to pay for labor and report Present: Aids. Albrecht, Altman,
referred to the street committee. Bauer, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
Sewer Inspector Hillery reported McEvoy and Ryder.
$275.40 due sewer men for the month of PetPetition of Chaitis. Messerknecht ask -
Report
1896.
Report approved, and warrants or- ing that he be refunded $10.00 paid for
dered drawn to pay for labor and re- team license, which was referred to the
port referred to the sewer committee. mayor with power.
City Electrician Osborn reported $26.- Petition of Richard Kimball, asking
19 due from Star Electric Co. Approv- for a donation of $100 per
h to run
to the
ed and city auditor instructed to col- Eagle Point ferry, areferred
committee of the whole.
Petition of Jane Jones asking that
she be refunded $75 paid for strip of
ground on Rose street, was referred to
the city attorney.
On motion bids for street
were opened as follows:
Isadore Conigisky. $25.00 per week.
McElrath Teaming Co., $17.10 per
week.
T. B. Cain, $27.00 per week.
Goodrich & Chatfield. $31 00 per week.
Pat Linehan. $27.90 per week.
Geo. Reynolds, $23.25 per week.
Lawrence Daly. $23.70 per week.
The McElrath Teaming Co., being the
lowest bidders, were, on motion, award
ed the contract, under the supervision
of the street committee and engineer.
City Engineer Knowlton reported as
follows on bids for street improve-
ments:
Coates Avenue From Freemont to
Cross Street. $4,453 00
Oliver G Kringle
Dubuque Construction Co'3,684 50
Steuck, O'Farrell &
John Carter
Brown & Brown
Taylor & Becker
Walter McMahon
Kenety & McCann
C M Blake
W Dodson
On motion the contract was awarded
to W. Dodson, he being the lowest bid-
der.
101i4 a+W •
City Auditor McCarten recommended
that $5,000.00 of improvement bonds be
call. Approved and the proper resolu-
tion for same ordered.
Tom Jess, wood measurer, reported
80 cents due city as tees for wood meas-
ured during April, 1896.
Received and filed.
Market Master Traut reported $3.60
collected as scale receipts during April,
1896, also reported $133.60 collected for
rent of huckster stands, also reported
$48.60 due for board of prisoners. Re-
port, approved and warrant ordered
drawn to pay for board of prisoners.
Bill of John Hoffman of $35 for jani-
tor at city hall was ordered paid.
City Engineer Knowlton reported as
follows:
That he had cross sectioned streets
and alleys used by Svendsen & Ott. Re-
ceived and filed.
Also reported that he had submitted
a plat of the proposed extension of
Kniest street sewer to the chief engi-
neer of the Chicago, Great Western R.
R. Co., who has taken the same under
advisement.
Received and filed.
Also submitted a communication in
regard to proposed culvert on West
14th street, adjacent to the Anna M.
Bush property, which was referred to
the committee of the whole, city engi-
neer, city attorney and mayor.
Also presented a communication in
regard to widening lane south of West
11th street, which was referred to the
street committee.
The reports of City Weighers J. P.
Schroeder and Joseph Straney were re-
ceived and filed.
The bond of City Auditor McCarten
was approved and he was then sworn in
by the mayor.
Ald. Ryder moved that the commit-
tee on electrical construction and city
electrician be instructed to have all sur
plusAld 1 Bons eectric nolmoved that bremoved. ids
street improvements be opened and re-
ferred to the city engineer for compu-
tation. Carried.
The bids were then opened and read.
Ald. Cullen moved to adjourn to 2:00
sweeping
Linehan 3,680 00
3,740 00
3,530 00
3,685 00
3,987 00
4,175 00
3,514 00
3,260 00
enue
Bennett otastrside of lot 8reet from andO'Hareview s'
subdivision. 00
Taylor & Becker $1,700 1,00 00
John Tibet'
Ross & McMahon „ 1,629 00
1768 UO
Kenety & McCann ..... • • •
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan 1,830 00
0 00
O. G. Kringle ....... • .... 1,87064 00
Dubuque Construction Co. 1 564 00
Blake & Blake ....... • . " " . 1,527 00
Geo W Farley ...... • ...
On motion the contract awarded
to Blake & Blake, theyewas the
low-
est bidders.
Grace street from Grandview avenue to
lot 8, O'Hares' subdivision.
Geo W Farley ............... $1,876 00
Beck 1,927 00
Taylor & ...............
102 Regular Session, May 4, 1896.
Kenety & McCann 2,110 00
O G Kringle ` 2,169 00
Blake & Blake 1,752 00
Dubuque Construction Co. • • 1,790 00
1,715 00
John Tibey
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan 1,675 00
On motion the contract was awarded
to Steuck. O'Farrell & Linehan, they
being the lowest bidders.
Strauss street from Burden avenue to
Windsor avenue.
Kenety & McCann $1,471 00
Peter Horch : 1,682 00
J PIckier . 1,356 00
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan 1,298 00
On motion the contract was awarded
to Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan, they
being the lowest bidders.
Clifferd street from Seminary street to
Maple street.
John Pickly .• $ 874 50
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan . 1,001 50
Peter Horch . . 854 70
On motion the contract was awarded
to Peter Horch, he being the lowest bid-
der.
Sheridan street from Groveland Place
to Lawther avenue.
J Pickly . .$ 717 00
Peter Horch . . 751 00
Kenety & McCann . ... 797 00
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan . 640 00
On motion the contract was awarded
to Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan, they
being the lowest bidders.
Clinton avenue from Queen street to
Windsor avenue.
Kenety & McCann . $ 584 00
Peter Horch . . 588 00
Steuck, O'Farrel & Linehan 565 00
On motion the contract was awarded
to Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan, they
being the lowest bidders.
Headley Court from Strauss avenue to
Lawther avenue.
Kenety & McCann . .$ 539 00
Geo W Farley . 510 00
John Pickly . . 499 00
Peter Horch .. . 496 00
Stenck, O"Farrell & Linehan . 455 00
On motion the contract was awarded
to Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan, they
being the lowest bidders.
Kenety & McCann . 1,443 00
On motion the contract was awarded
to Brown & Brown, they being the low-
est bidders.
Goethe avenue from Burden avenue to
Windsor avenue.
John Pickly
Taylor & Becker .
Kenety & McCann
.82.065 00
2,230 00
2,251 00
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan 1,910 00
On motion the contract was awarded
to Steuck. O'Farrell & Linehan, they
being the lowest bidders.
Hart street from Couler avenue to Val-
eria street.
E E Frith . $ 990 00
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan 996 00
Geo W Farley . 1,048 00
Taylor & Beck 1,182 00
G Galow . 991 00
Peter Horch . 989 00
D Hoffman . 1,233 00
John Pickly . 1,008 00
Kenety & McCann . 1,708 00
Dubuque Construction Co 1,101 00
On motion the contract was awarded
to Peter Horch, he being the lowest bid-
der.
Foye street from West Locust to Gold
street.
Brown & Brown . .$1,326 00
Stueck, O'Farrell & Linehan . 2,240 00
John Pickly . 1,420 00
Blake & Blake ... 1,522 00
Kenety & McCann .... ...... 1,101 00
On motion the contract was awarded
to Brown & Brown, they being the low-
est bidders.
REPORT OF COMMITTEES.
Ald. Ryder, chairman of the finance
committee, reported in favor of ap-
proving of the report of the city treas-
urer, and that loan warrants be drawn
in favor of the several parties as shown
therein. Report adopted.
Also reported in favor of referring
the petition of Specht Bros, asking for
assistance to run ferry, to the com-
mittee of the whole.
In favor of referring the claim of M.
M. McCarten to the committee of the
whole.
Also would most respectfully recom-
mend that the matter of sale of im-
provement bonds for the ensuing year
be referred to the finance committee
and mayor with power, also the matter
of refunding old bonds becoming due
next year be referred to the same com-
mittee with power. Report adopted.
Ald. Ryder offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved, That the city treasurer be
instructed to call in improvement bonds
described as follows, to wit: Bond.,
numbered 198, 199 and 200, dated Dec.
31st, 1892, Bonds numbered 466, 467
and 468, dated August 15th, 1894, also
bonds numbered from 519 to 538 in-
clusive, dated August 15th 1894, amount
ing in all to $5,000.00.
Ald. Bonson, chairman of the
street committee, reported as follows:
In favor of instructing the engineer
to prepare plat showing the proposed
widening of the sidewalks on Grand-
view avenue from Southern avenue east
to 10 feet in width and said engineer
is directed to procure the relinquish-
ment of right of way for same from
such parties as are willing to donate
the same.
In favor of receiving and filing the pe
tition of Margaret Mahoney remonstrat
ing against paying special tax for
cleaning snow from al iewalks.
In favor of receiving and filing the
application of J. H. O'Neill for side-
walk repairer.
In favor of receiving and filing the
Regular Session, May 4, 1896. 1113
petition of John Hickey in relation to
re -numbering his property for assess-
ment purposes.
In favor of instructing the engineer
to prepare a plat showing the pro-
posed vacation of a strip of ground on
the west side of Queen street, so that
said Queen street will be a uniform
width of 50 feet, also that he prepare
a plat showing a proposed alley west
of Queen street, running north from
Sanford street.
Also report that the gutter on White
street south of Eagle Point avenue is
all right only when the same is filled
by refuse thrown thereon.
In favor of instructing the engineer
to prepare a plat showing the proposed
widening of W. 14th street, west of Alta
Vista street, so as to show a sidewalk
12 feet in width and proceed in accord-
ance with the ordinance on that sub-
ject.
In favor of receiving and filing the
petition of David G. Scott in relation
to W. 3rd street, as the same has been
walk and stairs be laid on south side
of Fairview sub. provided the petition-
ers will agree to pay the expense for
same.
In favor of receiving and filing all
remonstrances against levying special
tax for cleaning snow from sidewalks.
Report adopted.
In favor of deferring action on the
proposed extension of Needham Place
to Fenelon Place.
Aid. Bonson moved that the rules be
suspended and that Mr. A. A. Cooper
be allowed to address the council on
the matter. Carried.
Mr 1 1 Cooper addressed the coun-
cil in regard to extending said street.
On motion the matter was referred to
the committee of the whole.
Also reported in favor of the adop-
tion of the following resolution:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque, That sidewalks of
good two-inch plank, brick, stone or
cement, be, within 10 days of this no-
tice, constructed and :aid in conformity
attended to. with the ordinance in relation to side -
In favor of granting the petition of walks as follows:
Four feet wide in east side of 5th
avenue between Rhomberg avenue and
north end of improvement.
Four feet wide on the north side of
High Bluff street between Schiller ave -
and Fengler avenue.
Four feet wide on West side of Re-
becca street between Thomas street and
east end of street.
Four feet wide on east side of Au-
dobon avenue between W. 14th street
and Dexter avenue.
Four feet wide on both sides of Cur-
tis street between S. Dodge street and
Kenneally and Cain, asking that they
be allowed to fill Oak street east of
Rising avenue at 12 1-2 cents per cubic
yard, said amount of filling not to ex-
ceed 500 yards.
In favor of granting the petition of
Julia Rhomberg et al. asking that Eng-
lish Lane be widened and improved. ,
In favor of instructing the engineer
to prepare plat showing the proposed
widening of Bennett to a 50 foot street,
and proceed in accordance with the or-
dinance on that subject.
In favor of receiving and filing the
petition of Carl Nank in regard to Malady street.
claim for damages on account of Four feet wide on both sides of Rush
'water favor coming
down
o nvEagand filing the Eagle
streeetVilla eeween Quince street and
,petition of Henry Triller in regard to ler, Middle feet ane de on
Fboth sidesdeof Sc bll-
grading on Klingenberg Terrace.
bills
s favor of receiving Tay or of $5 foe r
filing the
i, steet Garfield street and High Bluff
f
Four feet wide on both sides of Al -
grading on Grandview avenue.
Also reported that they had awarded
the contract for lowering the gutter on
18th street to Peter Horch for 17 cents
per square yard, he being the lowest
bidder.
In favor of referring the petition of
Wm. Lawther, in relation to fencing
lots adjacent to Waverly avenue, to the
city engineer.
In favor of receiving and filing the
claim of Mrs. Meehan on account of
damages by flood.
In favor of granting the petition of
Rebecca J. Farley et al remonstrating
against the improvement of W 17th
street between West Locust and Clark
street.
Also report that they are unable to
do regard anythingt Michael McMahonsamebarn, as the Isln a
private affair.
In favor of granting the petition of
August Hapelt et al asking that a side -
pine street between W. 3rd street and
Dodge street.
Four feet wide on both sides of Grove
Terrace south between W. llth street •
and Wilber avenue.
Where not alretadvl
laid at the
ex-
pense of abutting property.
ted
by the following vote:
Ayes, Aids. Altman, Bauer, Berg,
Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagers. Mc-
Evoy and Ryder.
Also reported in favor of the adoption
of the following resolution:
That sidewalks of good two-inch
plank, brick, stone or cement, be within
10 days of this notice, constructed and
lahe on
inld relantiontoosidewalks asrmity with tfollows:ance
Eight feet wide on north side of Ar-
lington street between Grove Terrace t -
and Prairie street.
Six feet wide on east side of Prairie
street between W. llth street and
101 Regular Session, May 4. 1896.
Chestnut street.
Six feet wide on north side of W.
14th street between Walnut street and
Cox street.
Six feet wide on east side of White
street between Lincoln avenue and E.
P. avenue.
Six feet wide on north side of E. P.
avenue between Jackson street and
Washington street.
Six feet wide on north side of San-
ford street between Jackson street and
Washington street.
Six feet wide abutting lot 1, Mattox
sub.,.
Where not already laid at the ex-
pense of abutting property. Adopted
by the following vote:
Ayes, Aids. Altman, Bauer, Berg,
Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen, Mc-
Evoy and Ryder.
Also reported in favor of the adop-
tion of the following reso:ution:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque; That sidewalks of
good LJ liallslogli00111111, brick, stone or ce
ment, be, within 20 days of this notice,
constructed and laid in conformity,
with the ordinance in relation to side-
walks as follows:
Twelve feet wide on Iowa street abut-
ting lot 219, city.
Ten feet wide of west side of Bluff
street between 12th street and 13th
street.
Where not already laid at the expense
of abutting property. Adopted by the
following vote:
Ayes, Ards. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Also reported in favor of the adoption
of the following resolution
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That Fremont avenue, between North
Cascade Road and Pacific street, be
graded, guttered, curbed and macadam-
ized, in conformity with the Ordinance
upon that subject. That the city en-
gineer be and is hereby directed to
make the necessary plans and specifica
tions for said improvement, and the
city recorder directed to give the proper
notice for bids and proposals for the
performance of the work: the guttering,
curbing and macadamizing to be done
at the expense of the owners of the abut
ting property; the grading to be bid in
the total.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alda. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Also reported in favor of the adoption
of the following resolution:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That West 8th street, between west
line of Roger's sub and Air Hill street,
be graded, guttered, curbed and mac-
adamized, in conformity with the Or-
dinance upon that subject. That the
city engineer be and is hereby directed
to make the necessary plans and specifi-
cations for said improvement, and the
city recorder directed to give tpe proper
notice for bids and proposals for the
performance of the work; the guttering,
curbing and macadamizing to be done
at the expense of the owners of the
abutting property; the grading to be
bid in the total.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alda. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Also recommended that engineering
department be allowed a horse and
wagon at an expense not to exceed $10
per month. We believe that with horse
and wagon the business of said de-
partment will be greatly facilitated and
would be for the best interests of the
city.
Report adopted.
City Engineer Knowlton reported
that there were quite a number of street
signs on hand that have not been put
up, but was unable to find any names
of streets that have been changed and
the old sign still remain.
I am unable to find in the directory
the names of either petitions.
Report adopted.
Ald. Bonson, chairman of the street
committee also reported as follows:
In favor of approving of profiles
showing proposed change of grade on
Grace and Bennett streets, and recorder
directed to give the proper notice in ac
cordance with the ordinance on that
subject.
In favor of approving of the red line
and figures as the official grade of
Catherine street.
In favor of approving of the plat,
showing the proposed extension of 26th
street.
Report adopted.
Ald. Bonson also reported in favor of
the adoption of the following resolu-
tion:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque,
That to pay for the cleaning of snow
from sidewalks during the month of
January 1896 by City of Dubuque, a
special tax be and is hereby levied on
the several lots and parcels of real es-
tate hereinafter named situated and
owned, and for the several amounts set
opposite each lot or parcel of real es-
tate as follows:
Chicago Great Western Ry, pt of
min lot 315, lots 1 and 2 Smed-
ley's sub, 150 lin ft .$ 75
Frank Russo, lots 11 and 12, Smed
ley's sub, 35 lin ft at 1-2c. 18
L Giesman, lots 21 and 22,
Smedley's sub, 60 lin ft at 1-2c 30
H Bishoff, lot 29, Cook's add, 90
lie;/a Se,.'ian, . May 4, 1896
lin ft . , ...1 45
M J Loes, lot 32, Cook's add, 50 25
lin ft .
H Hahn, lot 37, Cook's add, 20 10
lin ft I
Theo Buse, lot 39, Cook's add, 40 20
lin ft . •
E H Shepply, lot 8, Hooper's add,
60 lin ft . 30
A Shoemacher, lot 52, McCraney's
1st add. 60 lin ft at 1-2c 30
Christ Jungk, lots 6 and 7, 25
50 lin ft at 1-2c
Aug Jungk, lots 6 and 7, Jungk's 50
add, 100 lin ft at 1-2c
D Sauers, lot 45, McCraney's 1st 38
add. 75 lin ft at 1-2c
F M Robinson Est, lots 435 to 438,
inc, Ham's add, 200 lin ft at 1 00
1-2c .
A C Wolcott Est, lots 262, 263,
264, Ham's add, 100 lin ft at 1-2c 50
M H McCarthy, lots 36 and 37,
McCraney's 1st add, 80 lin ft
at 1-2c . 40
Pat Walsh Est, lot 71, McCraney's
1st add, 60 lin ft at 1-2c 30
F Wagner, lot 1, 0 S Lang -
worthy's sub, 100 lin ft at 1-2c. 50
T Wilson, lot 66, McCraney's 1st
add, 60 lin ft at 1-2c 30
Chicago Great Western Ry, lots
60 and 61, Sanford's sub, 200 lin
ft at 1-2c 1 00
M C Munsell, lots 33, 34 and 35,
Hooper's add, 150 lin ft at 1.-2c. 75
Jacob Kuntz, lots 1 and 2, sub of
6, 8 and 10. Wick's add, 100 lin
ft at 1-2c
H Auredin, lot 74, McCraney's
lst add, 60 lin ft at 1-2c
W Hollnagle, lot. 5, min lot 303,
75 lin ft at 1-2c
Peter Meyer, lot 4 min lot 303, 100
lin ft, at 1-2c
Deming & Kiesel, lot 2, min lot
466, 727 lin ft at 1-2c
C, M & St P Ry, lots 9 to 12 inc B
8 Railroad add. 132 lin ft at 1-2c
C, M & St P Ry, lots 1 to 3 inc,
B 7 Railroad add, 94 lin ft at
1-2c
C, M & St P, min lot 107, 636 lin
ft at 1-2c
Cath Schueller, s 1-2 lot 1 sub of
3 and 4, Stafford's add, 50 lin
ft, at 1-2c . .
E Hemmi, n 1-2 lot 1 sub of 3 and
4, Stafford's add, 50 lin ft at
1-2c
John Walsh, lots 3, 4 and 5, sub
1 of 5 of the sub of lots 111, 12
and 13 of sect 13, 89, 2e, 125 lin
ft at 1-2c
Peter Hansen, lots 1 and 2, sub 1
of 5 of sub of lots 11, 12 and 13
of n e 1-4 sect 13 89 2e, 90 lin
ft at 1-2c
Geo Burden Est. lot 6 Burden-
Lawther add, 50 lin ft at 1-2c
50
30
38
50
3 64
66
47
3 18
25
25
Lawther & Ryder, lots 7 to 16 Inc
Burden-Lawther add, 450 lin ft
at 1-2c . 2 25
M J Shannon, lot 83, O'Neill's Riv
erview add ,100 lin ft at 1-2c 50
J Naubaer, lot 61, O'Neill's Riv-
erview add, 100 lin ft at 1-2c50
B J O'Neill. lot 60 O'Neill's Riv-
erview's acid, 100 lin ft at 1-2c50
Mrs M Muntz, lot 38, O'Neill's Riv
F Swanson. lot 39. O'Neill's Riv-
erviews add, 100 lin ft at 1-2c. 50
F A Bisping, lot 116, O'Neill's Riv
erview add, 100 lin ft at 1-2c50
W G Cox. lot 111, Cox's add, 50
lin ft at 1-2c
Theo Scharle, lot 109, Cox add. 50
lin ft at 1-2c 25
W G Cox. lot 73, Cox add, 50 lin
ft at 1-2c 25
Mary Schroeder, lot 4, Buettell's
sub, 50 lin ft at 1-2c 25
John Kearney. lot 3. Buettell's
sub, 50 lin ft at 1-2c 25
E L Allen, lot 1, Buettell's sub,
123 lin ft at 1-2c 62
J P Schroeder, lots 3, 4 and 5 and
e 27 ft lot 6, Littleton and Saw-
yer's add, 147 lin ft at 1-2c .... 74
H W Rust, lot 7 and w 13 ft lot
6. Littleton & Sawyer's add. 53
lin ft at 1-2c . 27
A Herting, lot 8, Littleton & Saw
yer's add, 40 lin ft at 1-2c 20
C F Gassman, lots 1 and 2 sub of
30 and 31, Littleton's and Saw-
yer's add, 82 lin ft at 1-2c 41
D A Mahony Est, lot 1 of 2 of min
lot 193, 550 lin ft at 1-2c 2 75
Allen Schumacher, lot 77, McCran
ey's lst add, 50 lin ft at 1-2c 25
W G Watters, lots 85 and 86, Mc-
Craney's 1st add, 100 lin ft at
1-2c . 50
W G Watters, lots 96, 97 and 98,
McCraney's 1st add, 150 lin ft
at 1-2c. 75
L Kalfenbach, lot 118. Mechanics
add, 50 lin ft at 1-2c 25
C A Voelker, et al, lots 113 to 117
inc, Mechanics add, 250 lin
ft at 1-2c . ... 1 25
C A Voelker. lot 32, Schroeder's 60
add, 100 lin ft at 1-2c
J P Schroeder, lot 20, Schroeder's 50
add, 100 lin ft at 1-2c
J P Schroeder, lot 4, Schroeder's 50
add. 100 ft at 1-2c .
C A Voelker, lots 2, 3, 11, 15, 20,
21, 22 and 23, Voelker's add, 500 2 50
lin ft at 1-2c. .
P W Crawford, lots 1, 2 3 and 7,
sub 2 of outlot 673, city, 239 lin 1 20
ft at 1-2c.
St Joseph's Academy, lot 468, city,
258 lin ft at 1-2c
63
45
25
25
1 26
M E Church, n 166 ft lot 467,
city, 294 lin ft at 1-2c 1 47
B J O'Neill, lot 46, city, 166 lin 83
ft at 1-2c .
106 Reinlar Session,
James Levi, lot 2 sub s 1-2, lot
456, city, 100 lin ft at 1-2c 50
Robt Waller Est, n 34 ft, lot 32, 43
city, 85 lin ft at 1-2c
Syndicate Block Co, lots 29 and 10
30, city, 20 lin ft at 1-2c
John Hennessy, n 28 rt lot 70, 14
city, 28 lin ft at 1-2c
A M Bush, m 19 ft, lot 8, city, 10
20 lin ft at 1-2c
J Rowan, s 27 ft lot 532a, city, 27 14
lin ft at 1-2c
J H Shields, et al, lots 8, 8a and
8b, sub w 1-2 B 1, Dub. Har.
Co.'s add, 65 lin ft at 1-2c 33
C L Prichard, lot 12, sub w 1-2 B
1 Dub Har Co's add, 45 lin ft at 23
1-2c .
D J Hennessy, n 1-2, lot 536, city,
32 lin ft at 1-2c 16
I C R R, n 38 ft, lot 20, city, 114
ft at 1-2c . 57
P Kiene Sr, lot 13, city, 114 lin
ft at 1-2c . 57
N L Alden, lot 232, city, 52 lin
ft at 1-2c . 26
R Waller Est, lot 233, city, 20 lin
ft at 1-2c . 10
J P Earley, lot 230, city, 50 lin
ft at 1-2c . 25
B E Linehan, lot 229, city, 166 lin
ft at 1-2c . 83
Bradley & McLean, lots 222 and
223, city, 213 lin ft at 1-2c 1 07
A Goldthorpe, n 38.6 ft lot 219,
city, 120 lin ft at 1-2c 60
W G Cox, lot 5 and w 1-2 lot 6,
Cox's add, 75 lin ft at 1-2c 38
John Koch, lot 16, Cox add, 50 lin
ft at 1-2c . 25
Wm Hintrager, w 42 ft lot 15,
Quigley's sub, out lot 710, city,
42 lin ft at 1-2c 21
Joe Herod, lot 11, Wm Blake's
add, 50 lin ft at 1-2c . 25
T J Paisley, lots 12, 13 and 14,
Wm Blake's add, 150 lin ft at
1-2c
Jas Traut, lot 15, Wm Blake's add
50 lin ft at 1-2c 25
Jac Traut, lot 15, Wm Blake's add,
Blake's add, 100 lin ft at 1-2c50
Paul Traut, lots 18 and 19, Wm
Blake's add, 100 lin ft at 1-2c50
Hughes & Blake, lots 20, 21, 22,
25, 26 and 27, Wm Blake's add,
425 lin ft at 1-2c
E H Shepply, lot 3, Cox's add, 62
lin ft at 1-2c
Jas McCann, lot 1, Dorgan's sub,
50 lin ft at 1-2c
F Mertz, s 1-2 lot 216, city, 25 lin
ft at 1-2c
Y M C A, lots 168 and 168a, city,
214 lin ft at 1-2c
M E Chatfield, lot 211, city, 50 lin
ft at 1-2c
Allison & Bradley, s 20 ft lot 33,
city, 114 lin ft at 1-2c 57
Mrs. A B Keller, lot 204, city, 116
75
2 13
1
31
25
13
07
25
.)Coy 4, 1896
lin ft at 1-2c 58
A B Ryan, s 52.6 ft lot 460, city,
114 lin ft at 1-2c . 57
John Bell, s 2-5 lot 449, city, 40
lin ft at 1-2c 20
I Boyoiu, lot 253, city, 52 lin ft
at 1-2c . 26
A W Kemler Est, lots 281 and 282,
city, 75 lin ft at 1-2c 38
John Turner Est, lot 283, city, 31
lin ft at 1-2c . 16
Schmidt & Kuehule, n 1-2, 293,
city, 25 lin ft at 1-2c . 13
P Kiene, Sr, s 1-2 lot 245, city,
25 lin ft at 1-2c . 13
P Mihm, n 1-2 lot 245, city, 25
lin ft at 1-2c . 13
Wm Reche Est, s 31.5 ft lot 443,
city, 140 lin ft at 1-2c . 70
John McDonald, s 89 ft lot 2, Mc-
Nulty's sub, 100 lin ft at 1-2c.. 50
V Melchoir, lots 57 and 2 of 56, S
M Langworthy"s sub, 50 lin ft
at 1-2c 25
Jno Neuman, lots 15, 16 and 17,
Nairn's add, 50 lin ft at 1-2c 52
W S Jackson, lot 13, Deming &
Horr's add, 50 lin ft at 1-2c .. 25
C 11 Eighmey, et al, lots 14, 15, 17,
20, 21, 22, 23, 24, Deming &
Horr's add, 380 lin ft, at 1-2c .. 1 90
Wm Strinsky, lot 19, Deming &
Horr's add, 50 lin ft at 1-2c... 25
Mrs P Mackin, lot 13, S M Lang
worthy's add, 50 lin ft at 1-2c.. 25
J Zangmeister, lot 14, S M Lang -
worthy's add, 50 lin ft at 1-2c.. 25
Mrs Ed Blake, lots 1 and 2, S M
Langworthy's add, 50 lin ft
at 1-2c . 25
O Reineck ,, lot 13, Newbury &
Hale's sub, 48 lin ft at 1-2c 24
Julia Rhomberg, lot 1 of 2 of 2 of
1 of 7 of min lot 159, 70 lin ft at
1-2c. 35
O E Guernsey, trustee, s 1-2 of lot
1 of 2 of 8, of min lot 159, 250
lin ft at 1-2c . 1 25
D J Hennessy, lot 3 sub out lot
724, city, 140 lin ft at 1-2c 70
7 Zangmeister, lot 24, S M Lang -
worthy's add, 75 lin ft at 1-2c. 38
J Hennessy, lot 2 sub out lot 724,
city, 30 lin ft at 1-2c . 15
John Hennessy, lot 723, city, 250
lin ft at 1-2c . 1 25
Wm Hintrager. lot 1 sub outlot
724, city, 20 lin ft at 1-2c 10
Mrs R Scott, lot 8, Fortune's sub,
100 lin ft at 1-2c . 50
H Congisky, lot 3, Burch's sub,
40 lin ft at 1-2c 20
Jno M Sullivan, lot 19, Wilson's
sub, 50 lin ft at 1-2c 25
Wm Hintrager, lot 6 of 7 ofmin
lot 79, 80 lin ft at 1-2c 40
JH Berry Est, 2 & 2 of 1 of 1 of
3, Robt Brown's sub, 225 lin
ft at 1-2c . 1 13
Smith, lot 1 of 1 of 1 of 3, Robt
Regular .ti, N•"(1n, _Way -4, 14U1;.
Brown's sub, 50 lin ft at 1-2c25
Mrs Anna Whelan,ift lot
1 2c sub of 13
721, city,
Watters & Dennis, 4 of 720, city, 35
70 lin ft at 1-2c
Watters & Dennis, lots 1 and 2 of
3 of 720, city, 150 lin ft at 1-2c75
W Wunderlich, lot 15, Fortunes
sub, 175 lin ft at 1-2c 88
W G Watters, lots 49, 50, 51, S M
Langworthy's add, 75 lin ft at 38
1-2c . •
D J Hennessy, lots 1 and 2, Kel-
ly's sub, 100 lin ft at 1-2c 50
F Freiburg, lots 6 and e 22 ft lot
5, Kelly's sub, 60 lin ft at 1-2c30
A W Kemler Est, lot 15, Kelly's 17
sub, 34 lin ft at 1-2c
Nic Each, lot 13 sub 703, city, 38 19
lin ft at 1-2c .
Henry Guerdet, lot 12 sub 703,
city, 40 lin ft at 1-2c. 20
Wm Reche Est, lot 17. Reche's
sub No. 2, 300 lin ft at 1-2c 1 50
J Schwind, lots 11 and 12, More-
heiser's sub, 200 lin ft at 1-2c.. 1 00
F Boxleiter, lots 9 and 10, More-
heiser's sub, 90 lin ft at 1-2c 45
M Tschirgi, Sr, lots 18 and 19,
Moreheiser's sub, 100 lin ft at 50
1-2c .
A W Kemler Est, lot 7, Milligan's
sub, 45 lin ft at 1-2c . 23
Wm Hetherington, lot 3, Milli-
gan's sub, 50 lin ft at 1-2c 25
Tschirgi & Schwind, lots 246, 202
and 203, Woodlawn Park add,
250 lin ft at 1-2c . 1 25
E Butt, lot 1 of 4 sub 13, min lot
172, 50 lin ft at 1-2c 25
A W Kemler Est, 1 of 4, Robt
Brown's sub, 44 lin ft at 1-2c 22
Geo Gray Est, lots 2, 3, 4 and 5,
Gray's sub, 200 lin ft at 1-2c .. 1 00
M and F Ryan, lot 7, Hill's sub,
50 lin ft at 1-2c . 25
Key City Elec St Ry Co. lots 5
and 6, Oakland Park add, 100
lin ft at 1-2c
C A Voelker, lots 51 and 52, Wood
lawn Park add, 100 lin ft at 1-2c
J Pecker, lots 151 and 152, Wood -
lawn Park add, 100 lin ft at 1-2c
Wm Fuller, lots 153 and 154,
Woodlawn Park add, 100 lin ft
at 1-2c
C Shannon, lots 1, 2, 49 and 50,
Woodlawn Park add, 210 lin ft
at 1-2c
C Shannon, lot 20, Oakland Park
add, 90 lin ft at 1-2c
Hosford & Kemler, n 88 ft lot 783
A McDaniel's sub. 250 lin ft at
1-2c
W G Cox, lot 14, Levin's add, 50
lin ft at 1-2c
James Forester, lot 16, Mt Pleas
ant add. 300 lin ft at 1-2c
D J Lenehan, lots 3, 4, 9, 10 and
11, Home add, 200 lin ft at 1-2c
50
50
50
50
1 05
111
Jno Hennessy, lots 820 and 821,
A McDaniel's sub, 170 lin ft at
1-2c
Mich Cosgrove, w 1-8 814 and e
1-2 815, A McDaniel's sub, 50 lin
ft at 1-2c
Mary Weigel, lot 2 out lot 741,
city, 50 lin ft at 1-2c
Mrs Alice Goldthorpe. lot 3 out -
lot 741, city, 50 lin ft at 1-2c
W G Cox, lot 2 min lot 90, city,
835 lin ft at 1-2c
W G Cox, lot 3 min lot 90, city,
975 lin ft at 1-2c
Dubuque County, lot 320, city,
50 lin ft at 1-2c
Jno Fogerty et al, lot 354, city,
145 lin ft at 1-2c
Mrs Jos Foltzer, n 1-2 n 1-5, lot
479, city, 35 lin ft at 1-2c
A F Klauer et al, s 2-5, lot 431,
city, 158 lin ft at 1-2c
11 J O'Neill, m 1-5, lot 475, city,
50 lin ft at 1-2c .
A L Mathews, n 40 ft e 111 ft s
2-5, lot 663, city, 40 lin ft at 1-2c
Tredway & Provost, lots 636 and
637, city, 118 lin ft at 1-2c
W L Bradley, lot 150, city, 35 lin
ft at 1-2c
E R Jackson, lot 632, city, 32 lin
ft at 1-2c
M O'Rourke, n 1-2 lot 630, city,
25 lin ft at 1-2c
John Rienecke, lots 89 and 89a,
city, 150 lin ft at 1-2c .
John Lucus Est, lot 566, city, 145
lin ft at 1-2c
C Flanders„ lot 81, city, 28 lin ft
at 1-2c
T Dolan, n m 20 ft, lot 83, city, 20
lin ft at 1-2c
45
1 25
25
1 50
1 00
85
25
25
25
4 18
4 86
25
73
18
79
25
20
59
18
16
13
75
73
14
10
20
20
11
13
50
25
80
20
75
58
75
25
5
A M Bush, n 2-3, lot 195, city, 40
lin ft at 1-2c
Key City Brl Co, s 2-3, lot 194,
city, 40 lin ft at 1-2c
Robt Waller Est, lot 234, city, 22
lin ft at 1-2c
C H Meyer, n 1-2 lot 235, city,
25 lin ft at 1-2c
Farley, Loetscher Mfg Co, lots 357
and 358, city, 100 lin ft at 1-2c
John McCabe„ lot 321, city, 50 lin
ft at 1-2c
S J Goldthorpe, lot 324, city, 160
lin ft at 1-2c 40 lin ft
R Martin, lot 349, city,
at 1-2c
Dubuque Cabt Makers Assn, lot
343, city, 150 lin ft at 1-2c
I H Keepers, lot 339, city, 116 lin
ft at 1-2c
M O'Connors Est, lot 590, city, 150
lin ft at 1-2c
Williams Bros, lot 591, city, 50
lin ft at 1-2c
W J Burns, m 29 ft lot 592, city,
10 lin ft at 1-2c
H Kavanaugh,loflo
H Kavanaugh, 1 of 600, city, 40
lOs Regular Session, May 4, 1896
lin tt at 1-2c .
N C Ryan, lot 121, city, 150 lin ft
at 1-2c .
Marg Layhan, 4 of 601, city, 50 lin
25
ft at 1-2c .
St Mary's Academy, 602a and a
1.2 ft 602, city, 280 lin ft at 1-2c 1 40
John Hennessy, lots 124 and 125, 60
city, 120 lin ft at 1-2c
M J Sullivan Est, lot 127, city, 65 33
lin ft at 1-2c .
Geo Richardson, lot 128, city, 50
25
lin ft at 1-2c
John Keenan, w m 100 ft 608, city, 38
75 lin ft at 1-2c .
Mary McPoland, s 1-2 e 113 ft, 608, 25
City, 50 lin ft at 1-2c .
Mary Ryan, lot 610, city, 40 lin ft 20
at 1-2c .
John Hennessy, lots 725, 726, 697
and 1 of 694, city, 720 lin ft at 3 60
1-2c .
R Bonson Est, 1 of 731, city, 245
lin ft at 1-2c . . 1 23
Mercy Hospital, 2 of min lot 66,
750 lin ft at 1-2c . 3 07
W G Cox, lot 44, Corriell's sub,
153 ft at 1-2c . 77
J H Rhomberg, lots 47 and 48,
Corriell's sub, 120 lin ft at 1-2c 60
J A Rhemberg, lots 42, 43, 50, 51
and 52, Corriell's sub, 280 lin ft
at 1-2c . 1 40
E H Shepply, lot 49, Corriell's sub
50 lin ft at 1-2c . 25
Cath Rhomberg, lots 1 to 14 inc,
Hill St add, 375 lin ft at 1-2c 1 87
Universalist Church, lot 638, city,
150 lin tt at 1-2c . 75
E H Shepply, lot 767, A McDan-
iel's add, 45 lin ft at 1-2c 23
J McKinley, lot 2, McKinley's sub
25 lin tt at 1-2c . 13
Lorimier House Hotel Co, 5 of
sub 654 and pt 688, city, 75 lin
ft at 1-2c . 38
James Beach & Son, lots 583, 582
581 and 580, city, 300 lin ft at
1-2c
Key City Gas Co, loth 2. 3, and 4,
sub 552, city, 150 lin ft at 1-2c. 75
J B Ricketts, lot 5 sub of 578a and
579, city, 65 lin ft at 1-2c 33
J S Randall Est, lots 52, 53, 54 2 of
1 of 55 and 1 of 1 of 55 min lot
39, 625 lin ft at 1-2c .
John Deery, lots 39 and 40, min
lot 39, 100 lin ft at 1-20
J H Thedinga Est, s 100 ft 552a,
city, 100 lin ft at 1-2c
James Levi, lots 15 and 16, Le-
vi's add, 40 lin ft at 1-2c 20
Eliza Doyle, e 1-2 3 and w 10 ft
2, Newman's sub, 33 lin ft at
1-2c
John Talty Est, lot 3, Stout's Dub,
47 lin ft at 1-2c
W J Dolan, lot 8. Levi's add, 30
lin ft at 1-20
Ellen Gleason, 2 sub 229, Union
20
75
1 50
3 13
50
50
17
24
15
add, 50 lin ft at 1-2c 25
Tom Bryne, lots 12 to 19 inc, Bon
son & Stewart's sub, 400 lin ft
at 1-2c 2 00
Julia Rhomberg, lots 1, 3 and 5,
sub 1 and 2 min lot 62 and pt 149,
250 lin ft at 1-2c 1 25
S J Patch, lots 199, 198 and e 10
ft 197, Union add, 234 lin ft at
1-2c . 1 17
J T Hancock Est, lot 6 min lot
158, 180. lin ft at 1-2c 90
Mrs. A Elliott, lot 1, Harper's
sub, 65 lin ft at 1-2c 33
Hall & Reed, e 1-2 105, Union add,
80 lin ft at 1-2c ... .... ....... 40
Rev John Fogerty, 138 and 139,
Union add, 380 lin ft at 1-2c ... 1 90
M Maher, lot 137, Union add, 300
lin ft at 1-2c 1 50
J Hennessy, lots 165 and 166, Un-
ion add, 120 lin ft at 1-2c . 60
P Rhomberg, w 1-2 of 1, of 2 of 2
1 of 3 min lot 158, 525 lin f; at
1-2c . 2 63
M Green, 78 of 1 of sub 76 and 77,
Union add, 100 lin f- at 1-2c 50
Frank Jaeger, s 2-5 437, city, 100
lin ft at 1-2c . 50
John Eichhorn, w 1-2 44, L H
Langworthy's add, 40 lin ft at
1-2c . 20
A M Bavendick, n m 21 ft 12, L
H Langworthy's add, 21 lin ft
at 1-2c . 11
Mrs E Vogt, n 37 ft 12, L H Lang
worthy's add, 37 lin ft at 1-2c . 19
Chas Hollnagel, n 1-2 19 and s 1-2
20, L H Langworthy's add, 40
lin ft at 1-2c . 20
W Hollnagel, 9a and n 23 ft 9, L
H Langworthy's add, 90 lin ft
at 1-2c. . 45
J Zimmerman, 16. King's 1st add,
70 lin ft at 1-2c . 35
D Mauer Est, lots 227 and 228,
Davis Farm add, 120 lin ft at
1-2c. 60
Paul Traut. lots 3 and 1, Dunnis
sub, 100 lin ft at 1-2c . 60
Kiene & Altman, 1 of 239, Davis
Farm add, 220 lin ft at 1-2c 1 10
James Levi, lots 237 and 238, Dav
is Farm add, 300 lin ft at 1-2c . 1 50
G Baumgartner, lot 230, Davis
Farm add, 60 lin ft at 1-2c 30
A F Jaeger, lots 250, 270, 271 and
272, Davis Farm add, 240 lin ft
at 1-2c . 1 20
Mrs M Duscher, lots 251 and s 1-2
252, Davis Farm add, 90 lin ft
at 1-2c . 45
Jac Marshall, lot 277, Davis Farm
add, 150 lin ft at 1-2c. 76
M Kamer Est, lots 253 and n 1-2
252, Davis Farm add, 60 lin ft
at 1-2c . 30
J Vyverburg Est, lot 300 and 301,
Davis Farm add. 120 lin ft at
1-2c
60
J y',lur .)nasion, May 4, 1896
109
John Kaep, lot 304, Davis Farm Langworthy's add, 47 lin ft at
add, 30 lin ft at 1-2c 15 at 1-2c
Geo Salot, lots 15 and 16, West St John's Lutherian Church, 1 of
add, 100 lin ft at 1-20
Dubuque Investment Co, 2 to 8
inc, Linehan Park ad, 225 lin
ft at 1-2c.
M Riede, lots 1 and 2, Glendale
add, 100 lin ft at 1-2c.
John Doherty, lots 10 and 11, Glen
dale add, 100 lin ft at 1-2c
Paul Traut, lots 1 and 2, Paul
Traut's sub, 150 lin ft at 1-2c .
G Tenhof, lots 357, 358 and 359,
Davis Farm add, 210 lin ft at
1-2c•
A Glab Est, lot 375, Davis Farm
add, 60 lin ft at 1-2c.
R and E Langworthy, lots 153 and
154, Glendale add, 60 lin ft at
1-2c.
R and E Langworthy, lots 223 to
228 inc, Glendale add, 310 lin
ft at 1-2c.
Geo Wiedner, lot 234,
add, 60 lin ft at 1-2c.
D Nickles, lot 232, Glendale add,
50 lin ft at 1-2c.
H W Butler, lot 213, Davis Farm
add, 150 lin ft at 1-2c.
Adam Jaeger, s 40 ft lot 217,
Davis Farm add, 40 lin ft at
1-2c.
German Bank, lots 90 and 91, E.
Dubuque add, 240 lin ft at 1-2c.
-Jno Pilmaier, Jr, lot 101, East Du
buque add, 60 lin ft at 1-2c. ...
L Meyers, 42 ft of 92, L H Lang -
worthy's add, 150 lin ft at 1-2c.
Emma Klaes, 4 and n 1-2 5 sub
87 and 88, L H Langworthy's
add 60 lin ft at 1-2c.
M Graff Est, lot 3 sub 87 and 88,
L H Langworthy's add, 30 lin
ft at 1-2c.
P G Altman, lots 13 and 14 Dunns
sub, 100 lin ft at 1-2c.
C H Meyer, lots 1 to 6 inc and 6a,
King's Grove add, 500 lin ft at
P W Crawford, lot 778, McDan-
1-2c
Arnold Nicks, lots 2, 3 and 4 sub
23, 24, 25 and 26, Wm Rebman's
sub, 200 lin ft at 1-2c
J H Jecklin, lot 156a, L H Lang -
worthy's add, 200 lin ft at 1-2c.
C Heintz, lot 147, L H Lang -
worthy's add, 165 lin ft at 1-2c.
John Spahn, lot 1 sub 146 and 146a
L H Langworthy's add, 100 lin
ft at 1-2c
W A Leathers, w 117 ft 45, Marsh's
add, 100 lin ft at 1-2c.
Anna Kelly, 3 of 6 and 3 of 7,
G D Wood's sub, 100 lin ft at
1-2c
LH Dennert, 2 of 1 of n 1-3 of 99,
L H Langworthy's add, 47 lin
ft at 1-2c '.
E J Schilling, 1 of 1-3 of 99, L H
Glendale
50 2 of 2 of 3 of 10, L Kniest's sub,
300 lin ft at 1-2c
Aug Gartner, lot 19, East Dubu-
1 13 que add, 50 lin ft at 1-2c . .....
E Langworthy Est, lot 16 and e
50 11 ft 17, East Dubuque add, 150
lin ft at 1-2c
05 Steuck & O'Farrel, lot 172, 173
and 174, East Dubuque add, 225
75 lin ft at 1-2c
L Kaltenbach, lots 168 to 171 inc,
East Dubuque add, 210 lin ft at
1-2c
Jno Wimmer Est, lots 175 and
30 176, East Dubuque add, 210 lin
ft at 1-2c .
C H Meyer, e 40 ft lot 1 of 4, L
30 Kniest's sub, 160 lin ft at 1-2c
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes -Aids Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
1
05
1 55
24
1 50
25
75
1 13
1 05
1 05
80
30 Also reported in favor of the adoption
of the following resolution:
Resolved , By the City Council of the
City of Dubuque,
25
75 That to pay for the cleaning of snow
from sidewalks during the month of
February, 1896, by the City of Dubuque
20 a special tax be and is hereby levied on
the several lots and parcels of real es-
t 20 tate herein after named situated and
owned, and for the several amounts set
30 opposite each lot or parcel of real ea -
tate as follows:
76 Chicago Great Western Ry, lot
10 East Dubuque add, pt of min
lot 315 lots 1 and 2 Smedley's
sub, 2 of 10 L. Kniest's sub, 300
30 lin ft at 1-2c . $ 1 50
Chicago Great Western Ry, lots
60 and 61, Sanford's sub, 200 lin 1 00
15 ft at 1-2c . •
Adam Jaeger, 5 of 11, L Kniest's 38
50 sub, 75 lin ft at 1-2c.
C,M&StPRy, 9to12inc, BS,
Railroad add, 132 lin ft at 1-2c. 66
Deming & Kiesel, lot 2 of min lot 3 64
2 50 466, 727 lin ft at 1-2c
Peter Meyer, 4 of min lot 303, 100 50
lin ft at 1-2c .
1 00 Allen Schumacher, lot 52, Mc-
Craney's 1st add, 50 lin ft at
1 00 1-2c .
C Denlinger, lot 51, McCraney's
83 1st add, 150 lin ft at 1-2c . ....
Allen Schumacher, lot 69, Mc-
Craney's 1st add, 50 lin ft at 25
50 1-2c .
M H McCarthy, lot 37, McCraney's 25
50 1st add, 50 lin ft at 1-2c
Allen Schumacher, lots 77 and 78,
McCraney's 1st add, 90 lin ft at
45
50 1-2c.
R Jones, lot 81, McCraney's 1st 50
add, 100 lin ft at 1-2c .
24 W G Waters, lot 82, McCraney's 75
1st add, 150 lin ft at 1-2c
25
75
110
Reyular Session,
W G Waters, lots 85 and 86, Mc-
CraneY's add, 100 lin ft at 1-2c.
Jacob Kuntz, 1 and 2 sub of 6, 8
and 10, Wick's add, 90 lin ft at
1-2c .
M C Munsell, lots 33, 34 and 35,
Hooper's add, 150 lin ft at 1-2c.
Wm Guderian, n 1-2 lot 35, Cook's
add, 140 lin ft at 1-2c.
J Fritsche, lots 3 and 4 sub 5, Staf
ford's add, 60 lin ft at 1-2c
E C Horning, e 1-2 lots 4 and 5
sub 1, Geiger's sub, 110 lin ft at
1-2c
M R Stendeback. lot 3 sub 1, Gei-
ger's sub, 40 lin ft at 1-2c
Linwood Cemetery Ass'n, 4 sub
min lot 472, 150 lin ft at 1-2c ..
Wm Hintrager, lots 22, 23 and 24,
O'Taylor's sub, 150 lin ft at 1-2c
Theo Scharle, lot 109, Cox's sub,
50 lin ft at 1-2c
W G Cox, lots 73 and 111, Cox's
sub, 100 lin ft at 1-2c
G R Clark, lot 5, Porter's add, 50
lin ft at 1-2c
D A Mahony Est, lot 1 of 2 of min
lot 193, 150 lin ft at 1-2c
A W Hosford, lot 57. Littleton &
Sawyer's add, 40 lin ft at 1-2c
Wm Young, lot 3 of 2, G D Woods
sub, 34 Voelker's add, 90 lin ft
at 1-2c
C A Voelker, lots 2. 3 and 33,
Voelker's add, 150 lin ft at 1-2c.
A Heeb Est, lot 30, Marsh's add,
40 lin ft at 1-2c .
A L Mathews' n 40 ft e 111 ft s 2-5
lot 663 city, 40 lin ft at 1-2c
S Hosford, lot 656, city, 115 lin ft
at 1-2c
Tredway & Provost, lot 637, city,
20 lin ft at 1-2c
Jno Babcock, n 21.7 ft lot 90 and
s 28 1-2 ft lot 91, city, 50 lin ft at
1-2c.
John Reinecke, lots 89 and 89a,
city, 50 lin ft at 1-2c
John Bell, s 2-3 lot 112, city, 142
lin ft at 1-2c
John Hennessy, lot 114, city, 20
lin ft at 1-2c
P .T Burke„ n 43.9 ft, lot 117, city.
90 lin ft at 1-2c
S J Goldthorpe, lot 324, city, 125
lin ft at 1-2c.
Jno Fogerty et al, lot 354, city,
145 lin ft at 1-2c
John Faust Est, lot 341, city, 50
lin ft at 1-2c
Mrs J Pau, s 2-5 lot 482, city, 38
lin ft at 1-2c
Mary A Thomas et al, n 1-$5 lot
483, city, 150 lin ft at 1-2c.
Mary Wienecke, lot 479a, city, 75
lin ft at 1-2c .
J F Ackerman Est, s 31.2 ft lot
142, East Dubuque add, 100 lin
ft at 1-2c.
John Hennessy, lots 820 and 821,
50
45
75
70
30
55
20
75
75
25
50
25
75
20
45
75
20
20
58
10
25
25
71
10
45
63
73
25
19
75
38
50
31-a y 4,
A McDaniel's sub, 175 lin ft at
1-2c. 88
iels',sub 6 Hetherington sub, 125
lin ft at 1-2c. 63
J G Bailey, lots 799 and 800fl A
McDaniel's sub, 80 lin ft at 1-2c 40
J J Rowan, lots 792 and 793, A Mc
Daniel's sub. 75 lin ft at 1-2c . 38
Mary Weigel, lot 2 of out lot 741,
city, 50 lin ft at 1-2c.
Mrs Alice Goldthorpe, lot 3 of out
lot 741, city, 50 lin ft at 1-2c25
W G Cox, lot 3 of min lot 90, city,
925 lin ft at 1-2c 4 63
W G Cox. lot 2 of min lot 90, city,
300 lin ft at 1-2c 1 50
Jno Hennessy, lots 1 to 8 inc, Lev
in's add, 825 lin ft at 1-2c. 4 13
Jno McDonald, s 89 ft lot 2 McNul
ty's sub, 100 lin ft at 1.-2c 50
St Joseph Academy, lot 468, city,
270 lin ft at 1-2c . 1 35
J H Thedinga Est, n 2-5, lot 461,
city, 155 lin ft at 1-2c. 78
L King, lot 14, Dorgan's sub, 25
lin ft at 1-2c. 13
P W Crawford, lots 1, 2, 3 and 7
sub 2 of 673, city, 240 lin ft at
1-2c . 1 20
W G Cox, lots 38, 39 and 40, Cox's
add, 248 lin ft at 1-2c. . 1 24
W G Cox, lots 34 and 35, Cox's
add, 100 lin ft at 1-2c. 50
W G Cox, lot 54, Cox's add, 40 lin
ft at 1-2c . . 20
W G Cox, lots 59, 60 and 61, Cox's
add, 150 lin ft at 1-2c. 75
T J Paisley, lots 12, 13 and 14,
Blake's add, 150 lin ft at 1-2c. . 75
Jac Traut, lot 15, Blake's add, 50
lin ft at 1-2c. 25
Jos Traut Est, lots 16 and 17,
Blake's add, 100 lin ft at 1-2c50
Paul 'l'raut, lots 18 and 19, Blake's
add, 100 lin ft at 1-2c. 50
B B Richards, n 1-5 lot 475, city,
100 lin ft at 1-2c . 50
Ryder Bros, s 1-2 m 1-5 lot 476,
city, 50 lin ft at 1-2c. 25
Paul Traut, lots 3 and 4, Dunn's
sub, 100 lin ft at 1- 2c 50
Kiene & Altman, 1 of 239, Davis
Farm add, 200 lin ft at 1-2c1 00
James Levi, lots 237 and 238,
Davis Farni add, 300 lin ft at
1-2c.
Aug Jauggen, lot 290 Davis' Farm
add, 60 lin feet at Y2c.. .. 30
Geo Salot, lots 15 and 16, West's
add, 100 lineal feet at %c 50
John Gillis, lot 21 West's add, 60
lin feet at %c, ,
Chicago Great Western railway, 2
of 1 min lot 363, 200 lin feet at
25
1 50
M. Riedi, lots 1 and 2 Glendale
add, 100 lin feet at %c..
John Doherty, lots 10 and 11 Glen
dale add, 100 lin feet at 1c.. .. 50
R & E Langworthy, lots 153 and
154 Glendale add, 60 lin feet at
30
1 00
50
1
Reyalar Session, May 4, 1896.
30 city, 32 lin ft at 1-2c
%c•• •• •' "" I
Paul Traut, lots 1 and 2 Paul
T Rafferty, e brt' s16Etn48.9
, ft lot 123,
Traut's sub, 150 lin feet at%c .. 75 I city, 16 lin ft at 1-2c
i N C Ryan, lot 121, city, 155 lin ft
D. Nickels, lot 232 Glendale add,
50 lin feet at 1,%c ............25 • at 1-2c.
Glab Est, lot 375 Davis' Farm ;Shields Sc Watters, lots 8, 8a and
d 60 lin feet at %c • . . .. 30 ' 8b, sub w 1-2 b 1 Dubuque Har-
, bor Co's add, 64 lin ft at 1-2c
80 W L Bradley, et al, lot 1 of 1 sub
w 1-2 B 10, Dubuque Harbor
20 Co's add• 144 lin ft at 1-2c
Amelia Hodgdon• m 19 ft lot 8,
city, 19 lin ft at 1-2c
Staples. Phelan Sr Wilson, n 2-3
lot 16, city. 100 lin ft at 1-2c ...
Mrs Alice Goldthorpe, n 38.6 lot
23 219, city, 120 lin ft at 1-2c .....
M Flick Est, m 1-5 lot 454, city,
50 51 lin ft at 1-2c
C Jungk, n 50.2 s m 1-5 lot 460,
90 city, 50 lin ft at 1-2c.
Adopted by the following vote:
25 Ayes—Alda. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg. B•onson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
50 McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Cullen, chairman of the commit-
tee on supplies, reported as follows:
In favor of paying bill of Noonan
Bros., $5.00.
In favor of paying bill of Dubuque
Rubber and Belting company of 65c.
Report adopted.
Ald. Cullen, chairman of the commit -
H.
3
add, 160 lin feet at%c.. Farm
.
7
Adam
add add, 5 40 of lin feetlDavis'
at
AMcDonald, lots 1, 2 and 3 sub
218 and 219 Davis' Farm add, 135
lin feet at %c... • •
b
D
Davis' rFarm addice, lot 4 , 45 218219
45lin feet at
C. J. Peterson, lot 1 Olinger's sub,
100 lin feet at 1cc.. ..
C. H. Meyer E 40 feet lot 1 of 4, L
Kniest's sub. 180 lin feet
et 8 King's
c.
Johanna Frenzel, S %
1st add, 50 lin feet at %c.. .. . .
Jos Zimmerman, lot 16 King's 1st
add, 100 lin feet at 1/zc • • .. • . • •
t 1 to 6 inc and 6a
CK.
ing's Grove oadd, 500 lin feet at
2 50
John Walsh, lots 3, 4 and 5 sub 1
of 5 of lots 11, 12 and 13ne1/4
scet 13. 89, 2e, 140 lin feet at %C. 70
John J. Sheriden, lots 1 to 12 inc
68
111
16
08
78
32
72
10
50
60
26
25
Sheriden's add, 200 lin
%c . 1 00 tee on markets, reported as follows:
Lawther and Ryder, lots 7 to 19 I Your committee to whom was refer-
inc, Burden & Ryder add, 500ollored the 50 i application inspector fweights Alex Gratz
and measures
feet at 1/zc
John Wimmer Est, lotsd,175 and I thatltheordinance inurelation orecommend
fees
176E Dubuque add, 200 in feet
at bac• • 1 00 for inspecting scales be amended so as
German about one-half the present am -
b que add, 240ts lin feet at 1and 91 E Du- 1 20 I aunt and that the attorney be directed
B. J. O'Neill. lot 60 O'Neill's to draft an ordinance accordingly.
iety
Riverview add, 150 lin feet at 75 ; of havThe inganinspector of weightsn arose as to the and
Elizabeth
.
E que h K5 li lot S 1/z 105 E Du- 13 I% measures.
Ald. Cullen moved to call the ayes
que add. 25 lin feet at 54
Thill and Posts lot 254 Davis',,1 and noes on the matter, which resulted
Farm add, 60 lin feet at 1/2c•• • . 3 I as follows:
Wm Hopkins, lot 16. McNulty's 1Noes—Alda. Albrech , Altman,
l m n, Ba -
subb 1 of 2 min lot 88. 100 lin ft 5,," i er, Berg, BOnson, u ' Lagen, McEvoy and Ryder.
hairman of the com-
at 1-2c. .
M K Reynolds, a 1-2 2 of 2, min 13
lot 88. 25 lin ft at 1-2c .... • • •
A W Hosford. lots 18 and 19,
Cain's sub, 80 lin ft at 1-2c . • •the following
John Hennessy• los 1 and . Mob
posals for burglar proof sa es.
ley's Dubuque. 100 linaa
ft at 1-2c 50 In favor of paying 3.30
J H Berry Est. lot 2 of 3. Brown's 50 Carr, Ryder & Engler Co. $4 50
sub, 100 lin ft at 1-2c i ., sub, ! Mechanics Insurance Co. ....
Also most respectfully would acom-
the
Ald. Dennert,
mittee on public grounds and buildings,
reported as follows:
40 , In favor of deferring action on pro -
W G Cox. lot 44. Corr e.- 75
150 lin ft at 1-2c • • • ...
:Ino McKinley. lot 2. McKinley's 13
sub, 25 lin ft at 1-2c . ........
Universalist Church, lot 638, citY,
150 lin ft at 1-2c. •••
S Sunderhalt. w 63 ft, lot 643,
city, 59 lin ft at 1-2c • • ...city,
Fanney Wood. n 7 ft lot 131,
s 17.3 ft lot 132, city, 24 Iin ft at 12
1-2c .........
Mrs M J Sullivan Est, lot 127,
75
30
mend that the drive way eas
brick as when same is done it will make
18th street engine house be paved with
a good driveway
ond at e of the same e ti me
y
answer the purpose
r
draining off the water that falls from
the engine use, as at present said wa
ter runs into othe adjacent property and
creates a nuisance.
Report adopted.
112
Regular Semon, May 4. 1896.
Ald. Cullen, chairman of the commit-
tee on fire, reported as follows:
In favor of granting the petition ask-
ing for a fire alarm box on the hill west
of Bluff street and north of West 14th
street, same to be located by the fire
chief.
Also reported in favor of paying bill
of Martin Strelau Co, $79.98 for coal.
Report adopted.
Aid. Lagen, chairman of the commit-
tee on police and light, reported as fol-
lows:
In favor of paying the following bills
Globe Light & Heat Co $166 67
Star Electric Co 1,647 00
Key City Gas Co 81 45
Report adopted.
Ald. Berg, chairman of the commit-
tee on printing, reported the following
bills:
The Globe ...$67 50
The Times 29 15
The Herald .. 67 60
The Telegraph . 50 00
German Catholic Printing Co 50 00
Report adopted.
Ald. Albrecht, chairman of the delin-
quent tax committee, reported as fol-
lows:
In favor of allowing the taxes of
Frederick Marsch on lot 4 in McCran-
ey's addition to remain a lien on said
property for the year 1895 and the city
treasurer is instructed not to sell said
property until further orders from the
council.
In favor of allowing the taxes of Mrs.
Caroline Mathis on lot 32 in Marsh's
addition to remain a lien on said prop-
erty for the year 1895 and the city treas
urer is instructed not to sell said prop-
erty until further orders from the coun-
cil.
In favor of the within petition of F.
W. Weiland of reducing the taxes on
lots 7 and 7a of city lots 653 and 653a
to 6.750 for 1895.
In favor of allowing the taxes of
John Wolf on east 1-2 lot 40 in Drei-
belbis' addition to remain a lien on said
property for the year 1895 and the city
treasurer is instructed not to sell said
property until further orders from the
council.
In favor of reducing the amount of
the Dubuque Wooden Ware Co. for the
year, 1895 to $2,180 as for agreement
with the city.
In favor of allowing the taxes of
John Eagan on lots 14 and 15 part of
mineral lot 79 Kelly's addition to re-
main a lien; on said property for the
year 1895 and the city treasurer is in-
structed not to sell said property until
further orders from the council.
In favor of allowing the taxes of Sa-
lone Rupprecht on lot 446 Harris' ad-
dition to remain a lien on said proper-
ty for the year 1895 and the city treas-
urer is instructed not to sell said prop-
erty until further orders from the coun-
cil.
In favor of allowing the taxes of Hen
rietta Wolf on lot 6 Marsh's addition to
remain a lien on said property for the
year 1895 and the city treasurer is in-
structed not to sell said property until
further orders from the council.
In favor of the petition of Dubuque
Turners Society asking that their as-
sessment be made the same as former
years which is $6.200.
In favor of allowing the taxes of Mrs.
G. Mandel on lot 1 of suh 9, Kniest sub
to remain a lien on said property for
the year 1895 and the city treasurer is
instructed not to sell said property un-
til further orders from the council.
Report adverse on the petition of Mrs
Elizabeth Leute asking for s reduction
of taxes on lot 282 East Dubuque addi-
tion.
Adverse on petition of Louis Pochter
for reduction of assessment for 1895.
Adverse on petition of F. Hitchins for ,
reduction of taxes for 1895.
In favor of allowing the taxes of Mrs.
Patrick Flynn on s 25 feetcity lot 576
to remain a lien on said property for
for the year 1895 and the city treasurer
is instructed not to sell said property
until further orders from the council.
In favor of allowing the taxes of Mrs
Henry Strellar on lot 18 south Park Hill
addition to remain a lien on said prop-
erty for the year 1895 and the city
treasurer is instructed not to sell said
property until further orders from the
council.
In favor of allowing the taxes of Mrs.
Paul Ragatz on lot 9 in South Park Hill
addition to remain a lien on said prop-
erty for the year 1895 and the city treas
urer is instructed not to sell said prop-
erty until further orders from the coun
cil.
In favor of allowing the taxes of Mrs.
McPoland on lot 7 and 8 Finlely's addi-
tion to remain a lien on said property
for the year 1895 and the city treasurer
is instructed not to sell said property
until further orders from the council.
Report adverse on the petition of
Sophia Dempsey asking for a reduction
of taxes on lot 2 of lots 33 and 34 Lewis
addition for 1895.
In favor of the petition of S. D. Ryan
asking that the assessment of 1895 on
block 7 and 8 and lot 5 of block 4 in
Dubuque Harbor Co.'s addition be re-
duced to $33.00.
In favor of receiving and filing the
petition of John Hickey in relation to t
special assessment for improving
streets.
In favor of allowing Mrs. J. C. Silzer
to pay $6.00 in full for taxes on lot No.
47 in Cox's addition for 1895.
In favor of the petition of Hugo Ruh
IRey,'tor Session, May 4, 1896
to have his personal tax of 1895 reduc-
ed to $3.00.
In favor of the petition of Mrs. Wm.
Guderian asking that the special tax of
12 cents against her property for clean-
ing snow be cancelled as she has paid
the same.
In favor of the petition of Geo. Ra-
gatz asking to have his assessment
against lot 48 Cook's addition reduced
to $34.00 for 1895.
In favor of allowing the taxes of Car-
oline Lenzing on lot 274 Davis Farm ad-
dition to remain a lien on said proper-
, ty for the year 1895, and the city treas-
urer is instructed not to sell said prop-
erty until further orders from the coun-
cil.
In favor of allowing the taxes of Eli-
zabeth Kress on lot 579 Harris addition
to remain a Hen on said property for
the year 1895 and the city treasurer is
Petition of Thos. Hassett, asking that
he be not charged for rolling on South
Bluff street was referred to the street
committee.
Plat of Louis Brin, Jr., of Hodge's sub
No. 2 was referred to the street commit-
tee and engineer.
Ald. Altman, chairman of the commit
tee on sewers reported as follows:
In favor of granting the petition of
J. P. Schroeder et al for a sanitary
sewer in Seminary strcet from Madison
street west.
In favor of granting the petition of
Jas. Wallis et al for a sanitary sewer in
Avon street.
In favor of granting the petition of
D. J. Linehan for the extension of a
sanitary sewer in Cornell street.
In favor of granting the petition of
Pohin Phillsps for permission to con-
struct manhole on West 5th street un-
der the supervision of the city engineer.
instructed not to sell said property un- Also would respectfully recommend
til further orders from the council. that the salary of sewer inspector be
In favor of the petition Mrs. Anna fixed at $900.00 for the ensuing year,
Huber asking to cancell her taxes on said sewer inspector to procure at his
own expense a horse and wagon to do
all hauling that may be required in his
department.
lot 30 McDaniel's Park Hill addition for
1895.
In favor of allowing Mrs. John Freh-
Lich to pay $11.50 for taxes in full for i Report adopted.
1895 on lot 801 McDaniel's sub. Mayor's Message.
In favor of allowing the taxes of Mrs. Mayor Duffy submitted the following,
Bridget Cantwell on lot 2 and 3 in Fin- which was referred to the finance cont.:
ley Burton's addition to remain a lien mittee, mayor and attorney:
on said property for the year 1895 and Mayor's Office,
the city treasurer is instructed not to May 4th, 1896.
sell said property until further orders To the Honorable Council of the City
from the council. of Dubuque:
Report adopted. Gentlemen: I had reason to believe
Ald. Bonson, chairman of the commit before I was elected to the office of
tee of the whole, reported as follows: mayor of the city that Mr. Olinger, my
In favor of the adoption to the divid- predecessor, had issued permits in lieu
of licenses to parties in this city to ped
dle for which money was piad to
him by them and not paid into the city
treasury by Mr. Olinger.
After being elected and installed in
office, I deemed it my duty to the peo-
ple to investigate the matter as well as
I was able to do, and as a result of that
investigation I ascertained that the
fololwing permits were issued, that
they were paid him for the same sums
of money set out herein, with the date
of issue, name of party to whom issued,
and time for which issued. They are
as follows:
May 2, 1895, V. Remy, 30 days; paid
$3.00.
May 28, 1895, Mr. Strayer, to July 1;
paid $3.00.
June 5, 1895, V. RemY, 14 days; paid
$1.50.
June 5, 1895, Mr. Budweiser, 30 days;
paid $3.00.
August 7, 1895, V. Remy, 14 days;
paid $1.50.
Ald. McEvoy, chairman of the paving August 7, 1895, H. Budweiser 14 days;
committee. reported adverse to the pe- paid $1.50. Budweiser, 2
tition of Denis Smith remonstrating i September 3, 1895, —
against paving Jones street. I weeks; paid $1.50. Remy,2 weeks;
Report adopted. September 4, 1895. V.
ed grade on Catherine street from West
17th street to alley north as shown on
profile.
In favor of receiving and filing re-
monstrance of Julia L. Langworthy
against the proposed extension of 26th
street.
In favor of
remonstrance
against
street.
In favor of receiving and tiling the
remonstrance of F. W. Kringle against
change of grade on Catherine street.
In favor of receiving and filing the
remonstrance of John Heidinger
against change of grade on Catherine
street.
Report adopted.
Ald. Dennert, chairman of the com-
mittee on electrical construction, re-
ported in favor of paying the bill of the
Central Union Telephone Co. of $46.50
for telephone rent.
receiving and
of George
change of grade on
filing the
Schreiner
Catherine
Repore adopted
114 Regular Session, May 4, 1896.
paid $1.50.
October 10, 1895, V. Remy, 3 days;
paid
Mr. J. J. Strayer, who says he paid
for this permit, says he thinks I erred
In copying the number of days from the
permit, and that it should be 30 days
instead of 3 days, for which reason the
price paid is not carried out, which, if
for 30 days, would be $3.00. I have been
unable to verify this item for a reason
which will appear later.
October 24, 1895, V. Remy, 2 weeks;
paid $1.50.
October 24, 1895, W. J. Budweiser, 2
weeks; paid $1.50.
November 11, 1895, J. Strayer, 2
weeks; paid $1.50.
November 14, 1895, V. Remy, 2
weeks; paid $1.50.
December 19, 1895, V. Remy, to De-
cember 21; paid 75 cents.
January 19, 1896, V .Remy, 2 weeks:
paid $1.50.
January 14. 1896, Mr. Budweiser, 1
month; paid $3.00.
February 4, 1896, V. Remy, 2 weeks;
paid $1.50.
February 24, 1896, Mr. Sanborn, 2
weeks; paid $1.50.
February 28, 1896, J. Steinberg, to
April 1st; not certain about amount
paid.
April 3, 1896. Leo Rizento, one year;
paid $10.00.
April 7, 1896, F. Sanborn, 60 days:
paid $1.00.
April 7. 1896. F. Budweiser, 60 days;
paid $1.00.
Mr. Strayer says that the last two
permits Mr. Olinger tendered to him
for his agents, Sanborn and Budweiser.
on the 7th day of April last, the day
atter the election, as a present not to
be paid for, and the two dollars paid
by Mr. Strayer for them was not de-
manded by Mr. Olinger.
I requested Treasurer Gnitfke to
make an examination of his books and
ascertain if any money had been paid
into the treasury by or for the above
named parties. He informed me that
he could find only the sum of $5.00
credited on April 3, 1896, to Leo Riz-
ento, and the probability seems to b?,
that this payment is part for the per-
mit for one year issued on that day to
Mr. Leo Rizento. Among these permits
was the memorandum of the name of a
man who claims to have paid $2.00 for
a permit to peddle peanuts, and with-
in a month or so procured a license for
which he had to pay the usual fee of
$10.00, getting no allowance for the
32.00 previously paid for the permit.
Since the 23rd of April I have pro-
cured two more permits -one issued
September 3, 1895, to A. F. More for
two weeks, and one May 28, 1895. to the
same party, to June 28. 1895, which, it
is olatmedwere paid for at the same
rate as others of a similar character.
The parties to whom these permits
were issued I think are all in the city
now.
Mr. Strayer, who paid for nearly all
these permits, informs me that these
mentioned herein are not all that he
has paid for, for the reason that after
they have served their purpose of pro-
tecting the agents there is no object in
preserving them and they are
carelessly laid aside and frequently
thrown away.
I know of no authority under the city
ordinance for the issuance of these per-
mits, and there surely is no authority
granted anywhere to the mayor to
charge for them. It is needless to re-
mind you that if money has been ob-
tained on them that its proper place is
in the city treasury. I can see that
there are cases where it would be hu-
mane to grant a permit to one who was
crippled or otherwise unfortunate to
peddle to support himself, as is done in
other cities by the mayor. This privi-
lege is lodged in the mayor for merciful
not mercenary purposes. If this coun-
cil will consent that I may exercise that
discretion I will do so cheerfully.
Otherwise I will not.
How many of these permits have been
issued, I have no means of discovering
even proximately. They are supposed
and designed to .je numbered consecu-
tively to correspond with the stubs left
in the book from which they were
taken. No number appeals on any of
the permits I have found. It is im-
possible to say whether one, one hun-
dred or more have been issued. I have
not been able to find any stub book in
the mayor's office from which they were
taken. I found in the office four of
these permit books containing one huh-
dred blanks each, none of which had
been used, but no books from which
any permits had been detached.
I think it proper here to say in this
suggestive connection that the council
should require all stub books used by
all city officers to be deposited in the
office of the city treasurer as fast as
used, and at the expiration of an offi-
cer's term in all cases. There are
many reasons why this should be done,
none to the contrary.
On the afternoon of the 23rd of last
month efforts were made to induce a
party to see me for the purpose of in-
fluencing me to keep the matter quiet,
which failed. That night my office was
entered, my desk unlocked and these
permits, which I had placed in one of
the small drawers of the desk were all
stolen, together with a list of those who
had paid license during the yeasr 1895,
a list of the city police, the names of
some of whom I had marked for in-
quiry, several slips of paper on which
I had written the names of parties
who came without formal application
for appointment on thep olice force and
a small sheet of postage stamps which
the treasuer had furnished me for of-
Regular Session, May 4, 1896
ficial business. Everything in the na-
ture of paper had been taken from that
drawer, except one stamp which had
been torn from the sheet. The burglar
and thief was not in search of anything
of money value evidently, for he left
unmolested a smaa box of letters
which I kept for my private correspond-
ence, some new lead pencils and a full
box of steel pens. Gain was certainly
not the aim of the party who did the
work. Nothing in the other drawer of
the desk or elsewhere was disturbed.
Mayor Olinger knew I had these per-
mits in my possession.
By whom this double crime of bur-
glary and larceny was committed or at
whose instigation and procurement or
for whose benefit it was done is a mat-
ter for your careful inquiry. The key
of the mayor's desk was never deliver-
ed to me by Mayor Olinger and has
never come into my possession.
I have entered into this matter fully
because I thought it due to the public
interests, to thep rotection of the peo-
ple from such wrong and to the cause
of justice that you should know all the
facts in the case and that you may dili-
gently inquire into the matter and if
you find that money has been wrong-
fully received by Mr. Olinger and con-
verted to his own use that you take
such,action as you may deem best to
recover it from him and place it where
it rightfully belongs—in the city treas-
That sidewalks of good two-inch
plank, brick, stone, or cement, be, with-
in 10 days of this notice, constructed
and laid in conformity with the ordi-
nance in relation to sidewalks as fol-
lows:
Six feet wide on west side of Cale-
donia Place between Iii11 street and W.
8th street.
where not already laid at the expense
of abutting property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That sidewalks of good two inch
plank, brick, stone or cement, be, with-
in 20 day of this notice, constructed and
laid in conformity with the ordinance
in relation to sidewalks as follows:
Twelve feet wide on south side of
Thirteenth street between Main street
and Iowa street where not already laid
at the expense of abutting property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Cullen offered the following,
which was adopted:
Be it resolved by the City Council,
That the street commissioner be and is
ury—and further that you use all the hereby instructed to enlarge the cross
means and efforts at your command to storm water sewer at the intersection
of Dodge and Locust streets as the pres
ent sewer is to small too carry off the
water of ordinary storms thereby caus-
ing serious damage to surrounding
property.
Ald. Cullen offered
first. was adopted:
failed, for I had the list presented here- Be it resolved by the City Council.
in in my pocket. In a case as serious That the city engineer be and is here -
as this there is but one thing before by instructed to make a survey and plat
us, to know our duty to the people and of the proposed extension of St. Mary's
then do it I have done mine. I have street between Emmett street and Pea-
body avenue together with the names
of the owners of the abutting property
proposed to be taken for,said exten-
sion.
Ald. Cullen offered the following,
which was adopted.
Be it resolved by the City Council,
That the city engineer be and is here-
by instructed to prepare a plat and pro-
file of a grade of Peabody avenue be-
tween Dodge and James streets togeth-
Resolutions. er with an estimate of cost for grading
Ald, Bonson offered the following: the same.
Ald.
which was adopted: Cullen offered the following,
Resolved that a warrant for $325.00 in which was adopted:
favor of Mr. Lorngette be drawn in pay Be it resolved by the City Council,
ment of that portion of his lot taken by That the city engineer be and is here -
the city for the improvement of Union by instructed to prepare a profile and
plat of a proposed street running south
from Southern avenue to Grandview
avenue along the line of what is known
as McMahon Place abutting the prop-
erty of Capt. John Killeen and Ross Mc
Mahon together with the names of the
ferret out the guilty party, who, in the
hope of getting possession of the evi-
dence that he feared might furnish con-
vincing proof of the commission of one
crime, by deliberately and wickedly per
petrating under the cover of darkness,
two more crimes as grave in the eye
of the law as
the fi t.
Fortunately he
the following,
firm faith that you, gentlemen of the
council, will also do yours.
To that end I would suggest here that
you commit the matter herein referred
to, to the finance committee and city
attorney for investigation, with instruc-
tions from you to investigate other
matters, -.:re appear any cause to do
so, pertaining to the mayor's office.
Respectfn •y submitted,
T. T. DUFFY, Mayor.
avenue.
The warrant to be delivered on re-
ceipt of a deed to the property.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
116
Regular Session, .May 4. 1896.
owners of the balance of the property
to be taken, said street to be laid out
at a uniform width of 40 feet.
Ald. Cullenn offered the following.
which was adopted:
Resolved, That the police and light.
committee be instructed to have a po-
lice patrol box placed on the corner of
West llth and Walnut street. Also
one on the corner of Rhomberg and
Windsor avenue as recommended by
the city marshal.
Ald. Cullen offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That St. Mary street, between Em-
mett and West 3rd street, be graded,
curbed, and macadamized, in conform-
ity with the ordinance upon that sub-
ject. That the city engineer be and is
hereby directed to make the necessary
plans and specifications for said im-
provement, and the city recorder di-
rected to give the proper notice for bids
and proposals for the performance of
the work; the guttering, curbing and
macadamazing to be done at the ex-
pense of the owners of the abutting
property; the grading to bid in the
total.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds Albrecht, Altman, Bauer.
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Altman offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved, That a sanitary sewer be
constructed on Cornell street to May
Place and the city engineer is directed
to prepare plans and specifications for
said improvement, the cost of construct
ing said sewer to be done at the expense
of the owners of adjacent property.
Ald. Altman offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved. That a sanitary sewer be
constructed on Foy street from West
Locust street to and in Seminary street,
thence along Seminary street from
Paid to Harold street, and the city en-
gineer is directed to prepare plans and
specifications for doing said work, the
cost of constructing said sewer to be
done at the expense of adjacent prop-
erty.
Ald. Altman offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved, That a sanitary sewer be
constructed in Avon street from West-
ern terminus to alley east, thence north
to Chestnut street and the city engineer
is hereby directed to prepare the neces-
sary plans and specifications for said 1m
provement the cost of constructing said
sewer to be done at the expense of the
owners of adjacent property.
Ald. Dennert offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved, That the committee on
public grounds and buildings be in-
structed to have a stairway leading
from the inside of the police headquar-
ters to the city jail so that prisoners
can be taken from the said jail to the
police court without having to be taken
out on the street.
Ald.. Dennert offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That the city recorder be instructed
to issue a venire to the city marshal
commanding him to summon a jury of
twelve free holders, citizens of said city.
to assess the damages that may be cans
ed by the proposed extension of 26th
street as shown by plat prepared by the
city engineer.
Ald. Dennert offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That Garfield avenue, between Dock
avenue and First avenue, be graded,
guttered, curbed and macadamized, in
conformity with the ordinance upon
that subject. That the city engineer
be and is hereby directed to make the
necessary plans and specifications for
said improvement, and the city recorder
directed to give the proper notice for
bids and proposals for the performance
of the work; the guttering, curbing and
macadamizing to be done at the expense
of the owners of the abutting property;
the grading to be bid in the total.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bauer offered the following,
which was adopted:
Be it resolved that the city engineer
is hereby ordered to make a survey and
plat of a proposed extension of Elm
street from Eagle Point avenue to San-
ford street, the same to be 25 feet wide
along the west side of the right of way
of the Chicago Great Western railway,
and proceed in accordance with the pro-
visions of Chapter 30 of the revised or-
dinance of 1893 and report the same to
this council.
Ald. Lagen offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved, That the city electrician
be instructed to have all trees in the
city trimmed in accordance with the or-
dinance on that subject, said work to
be done at the expense of the owners
thereof.
Ald. Berg offered the following,
which was adopted:
Whereas, the south 1-2 of lot 236,
Davis Farm addition, is low and sub-
ject to having stagnant water lying
thereon, therefore,
Resolved, That the owner thereof be
instructed to fill said property within
30 days from this date. Failure on his
part so to do will cause the city to do
the same at his expense.
Regular Session, May 4, 1896
Ald. McEvoy offered the following,
which was adopted:
Be it resolved, by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque:
That a storm water sewer be con-
structed along South Dodge street from
east side of Dodge street to west side
of Curtis street, and that the city engi-
neer be and is hereby directed to pre-
pare the necessary plans and specifica-
tions for said work and advertise for
bids for doing same.
Ald. Albrecht offered the following,
which was adopted.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That the mayor appoint a special
committee to examine and investigate
if Geo. Dee is fulfilling his contract
with the city, and report to the council
as soon as possible.
Aids Bauer, Lagen and Albrecht were
appointed such committee.
On motion the mayor was added to
the committee.
Ald. Bonson moved that City Engi-
neer Knowlton be given permission to
attend the meeting of the State Board
of Health at Davenport. Carried.
City Engineer Knowlton presented
plans and specifications for sanitary
sewers, as follows:
Cornell street from West Fourteenth
street to May Place.
Avon street and alley to Chestnut
street.
Foye street from Almand street to
Seminary street and in Seminary street
from Harold street to Paul street,
which were approved and adopted.
Ald. Ryder moved that Mr. Rhom-
berg be given ten days time to remove
his building from High Bridge avenue,
and if he does not comply with said or-
der, the fire department is instructed
to remove the same. Carried.
Ald. Bonson moved to adjourn.
Carried.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids will be received at the city en-
gineer's office up to 4 o'clock p. m., of
Thursday, May 21st, 1896, for furnish-
ing and laying stone crossing walks in
accordance with plans and specifica-
tions on file in said office.
Bidders will furnish a bond of $200,
that contract will be entered into if
awarded.
The right to reject any and all bids is
reserved.
W. H. KNOWLTON,
5-17-5t. City Engineer.
Dubuque, Ia., May 16th, 1896.
SIDEWALK RESOLUTION.
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque:
That sidewalks of good two-inch
plank, brick, stone or cement. be, with-
in 10 days of this notice, constructed
and laid in conformity with the ordi-
nance in relation to sidewalks as fol-
lows:
Eight feet wide on east side of Ne-
vada street between Julien avenue and
West Fifth street.
Four feet wide on north side of Kauf-
mann avenue between Francis street
and Valarie street.
Six feet wide on both sides of Jack-
son street between 19th and 27th
streets.
Six feet wide on south side of Semi-
nary street between 17th street and
Main street.
Where not already laid at the expense
of abutting property.
Adopted by the city council April
19th, 1896.
JOHN O'CONNELL,
Recorder Pro Tem.
4-23-10t.
SIDEWALK RESOLUTION.
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque:
That sidewalks of good brick, stone
or cement, be, within 20 days of this
notice, constructed and laid in con-
formity with the ordinance in relation
to sidewalks as follows:
Twelve feet wide on east side of
Iowa street abutting m 1-5 lot 454 city,
here not already laid 'at the expense
abutting property.
Adopted by the city council April 20,
1896.
JOHN O'CONNELL,
4-23-10t. Recorder Pro Tem._
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS.
Bids will be received at the city en-
gineer's office up to 4:00 o'clock p.m.
of y 14. 1896, for construct
!ng austairway rsday, aleading from the cala-
boose up to the city marshal's office, in
accordance with plans and specifica-
tions now on file at this office. The
right is reserved to reject any or all
bide. W. H. KNOWLTON.
TON.ty .
5-11-4t.
Dubuque, May 11, 1896.
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Oficial Not rex.
CITY RECORDER'S OFFICE,
p,11mq::e, Ia., April, 18th, 1896.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
my office up to 4 o'clock p. m. of May
2d, 1896, for the improvement of the
following streets in accordance with
plans and specifications now on file in
my office:
Bennett street from Grandview ave-
nue to east line of lot 8, O'Hare's sub.
Grading cut, 1,075 cu. yds, fill 810 cu.
yds.
Curbing, 2,000 lineal feet.
Guttering, 900 square yards.
Macadamizing, 1,800 square yards.
Strauss avenue from Burden avenue
to Windsor avenue.
Grading cut, 1,200 cu. yds; fill 2,050
cu. yds.
Curbing, 1,300 lineal feet.
Guttering, 600 square yards.
Macadamizing, 1,600 square yards.
Clinton avenue from Queen street to
Windsor avenue.
Grading, fill, 1,180 cu. yds.
Curbing, 500 lineal feet.
Guttering. 200 square yards.
Macadamizing, 600 square yards.
Sheridan street from Groveland Place
to Lawther avenue.
Grading cut, 1,000 cu. yds; fill 50 cu.
yards.
Curbing, 700 lineal feet.
Guttering, 300 square yards.
Macadamizing, 800 square yards.
Hedley Court from Strauss avenue to
Lawther avenue.
Grading cut, 650 cu. yds; fill 100 cu.
yards.
Curbing, 500 lineal feet.
Guttering, 200 square yards.
Macadamizing, 600 square yards.
Coates avenue from Fremont avenue
to Cross street.
Grading cut, 6,500 cu yds; fill 6,500
cu. yards.
Curbing, 3,600 lineal feet.
Guttering, 1,600 square yards.
Macadamizing, 4,400 square yards.
Clifford street from Seminary street
to Napier street.
Grading cut, 1,380 cu. yds; fill 270 cu.
Yards.
Curbing, 1,300 lineal feet.
Guttering, 580 square yards.
Macadamizing, 650 square yards.
Goethe avenue from Burden avenue
to Windsor avenue, grading cut, 1,540
cubic yards: filling, 2,690 cubic yards;
curbing, 2,100 lineal Leet; guttering, 900
square yards, macadamizing, 2,500 sq
yards.
Grace street from Grandview avenue
to east line of lot 8 O'Hare's sub, grad-
ing cut, 2,100 cubic yards; fill, 1;920 cu-
bic yards; curbing, 1.900 lineal feet;
guttering, 850 square yards; macadam-
izing, 2,800 square yards.
Foye street from West Locust street
to Gold street, curbing, 1;800 lineal feet;
guttering, 800 square yards; macadamiz
ung, 1,600 square yards; cut, 1,600 cubic
yards; fill, 1,600 cubic yards.
Hart street from Couler avenue to
Valeria street, grading, 2,300 cubic yds;
curbing. 1.100 lineal feet; guttering, 600
square yards: macadamizing, 1,200 sq.
yards.
Bidder's wi11 be required to furnish
bond of $200.00 guaranteeing that the
contract will he entered into if awarded.
Blank bonds will be furnished by the
recorder.
Proposals will be acted on at a ses-
sion of the council to be held May 4th,
1896.
The city reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
JOHN O'CONNELL,
4-18-10t. Recorder Pro Tem.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Dubuque. Iowa. April 22, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned comrn'ssloners, duly appoint-
ed by the city council of the city of Du-
buque, to assess the damages that may
be caused by the proposed change of
grade on Angella street and
Catherine streetwill meet at
marshal's office on Thursday, at 9 a in,
May 21st, 1896, for the purpose of view-
ing sad premises and making the as-
sessments of damages if any that may
be caused by said proposed change.
JAMES CUSHING,
JOHN TREXLER.
J. HEROD. 4-24-3w.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Street Sweeping.
Bids will be received at the city en-
gineer's office up to 2 o'clock p. m. of
Monday, May 4th, 1896 for sweeping the
brick pavements in accordance with
specifications now on file at said office.
Bidders to furnish a bond of $200 that
contract will be entered into if awarded.
The city reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
4-80-4t. W. H. KNOWLTON,
City Engineer.
Dubuque, Iowa, April 80 1896.
NOTICE.
Dubuque, May 16th, 1816.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the city recorder's office up to 4 o'clock
p, m. of May 25th, 1896, by the commit-
tee on police and light for the con-
struction of two police patrol boxes,
same size. style and make as those now
in use, and completed in the same man-
ner as when new.
The contractor must furnish all ma-
terial and labor and erect said boxes
where directed by the committee.
The committee reserves the right to
reject all bids.
B. LAGEN.
Chairman of the Committee on Police
and Light. 5-16-10t.
111i0iR% LVOt2CeR.
119.
NOTICF OF CHANGE OF GRADE.
Recorder's Office,
Dubuque, Iowa, April 20, 1896.
Notice is hein ygiven that there iso
now on file in myffice a profile show-
ing a proposed change of grade on Jones
street and West Main street.
All persons having objections thereto
must Me their claims for damages in my
office on or before May 4th, 1896.
4-22-12t. JOHN O'CONNELL,
Recorder pro tem.
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF GRADE.
Recorder's Office,
Dubuque. Iowa, April 20, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that there is
now on file in my office a profile show-
ing a proposed change of grade on
Queen street from Edward to Clinton
street.
All persons having objections thereto
must file their claims for damages in
my office on or before May 4th. 1896.
4-22-12t. JOHN O'CONNELL
Recorder pro tem_
SIDEWALK NOTICES.
Resolved, By the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That sidewalks of
good brick, stone or cement. be. within
20 days of this notice, constructed and
laid in conformity with the ordinance
in re lotion to sidewalks as follows:
12 feet wide on Iowa and 7th street,
abutting lot 219 city.
10 feet wide on west side of Bluff
street between 12th streett and lath
L. sstreet.
5-16-10t. City Recorder pro tem.
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF GRADE.
Notice is hereby given that- there is
now on file in my nfilee profiles show-
ing a proposed change of grade on
Grace aril Kennett strPPt5.
AU persons having objections there-
to, must file their claims for damages
in my office 011 or l
fore June lst
5-16-12t. City Recorder Pru tem.
SF'.CIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To F. W. Kringle:
You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with a resolution of the City
Council of the City of Dubuque for the
constructing of a side walk, adopted on
the 4th day of May, A. D.. 1896, a spec-
ial assessment will be levied for the ex
pense thereof at the next regular meet-
ing of the City Council, upon all lots,
and parcels of land abutting on said im
provement. Lot 1, 2, 3, 4 sub lot 128 in
Finley's add, owned by you being sub-
ject to such assessment. And you are
notified to appear at said meeting of the
Council, to be held on the 1st day of
June, A. D., 1896, ands o assessment cause,
I
'any you have, why a
should not be levied.
L. M. LANGSTAFF,
5-14-10t. City Recorder Pro Tem.
liequlter bcv,vtau-, June 1, 1'(06.
CITY l'UU'NCIi.
REGULAR SESSION, JUNE 1, 1896.
Council met at 9:45 a. m.
Mayor Duffy in the chair.
Present—Aids. Albrecht. Altman,
Bauer, Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert,
Lagen, McEvoy and Ryder.
On motion the minutes of last meet-
ing were approved as printed.
The following claims allowed:
To whom allowed. Purpose. 12 Amt.
B Lagen, livery $
W J Knight, expense in Hunt 22 50
case .
Wm Jellison, repairing Wash-
ington60 park .
Wm Jellison, repairing Wash-
ington park .
L Roehl & Co, repairing city hall 44 30
Ryder Bros, material for chem- 30 63
cal engine . . 35 70
James Street, street curbing . .
John Harney, sand account of
road 2 40
Collings & Wilkinson, horse 0
shoeing . 1 30 5 580
Kenneally & Cane, street filling .
E E Frith, removing garbage . . 214 50
John Steffens, labor at city hall. 2 00
Adam Jaeger, labor at city hall. 2 0
Geo. Sutle, labor at city hall
John Brachtenback, labor at city 2 00
hall • . • • • • •
Lembke Bros, supplies and re- 3
pairing fire department . . 3
B Hayes, expressing . .
Gott Gmehle, assisting assessor 100
Telegraph Printing House, office
blank: 22
B Hayes, cleaning city hall 20
Jacob Zevis and others, labor in 9
park .
B D Linehan, repairing for road. 5
Key City Gas Co, coke for steam 86
roller .
Mrs A Kien, scrubbing city hall. 5
Mrs. H Koenig, scrubbing city
hall 5
Mrs. H Koenig, janitor city hall. 20
Harger & Blish, office supplies . 34
Geo Bennett, one month salary
as assessor . . 100
Wm Jellison, repairing Main
street park . 8
Wm Jellison, repairing flat iron,
park . 26
Hardie & Scharle, printing 72
G B Grosvenor, office supplies . . 6
John T Kearns, county recorder _ 8
Duggan & Kane, brooms, soap,
etc . 7
Stahl Salter Lubricating Co, har
ness soap for fire dept. 4
A Wunderlich, horse shoeing 9
Kannolt & Powers, horse shoe-
ing and repairing fire dept 21
Engler, Frudden Lumber Co,
lumber for fire dept . 1 50
Grant Galena Co, hose casting5 00
Phil Pier, coal fire dept 11 90
Dubuque Water Co, water ac-
count . . . . . . . .1337 50
Dubuque Linseed Oil Co, for fire
department . . . 1 50
Key City Gas Co, gas account
fire dept . 19 48
C H Whitwell, services and
drugs fire dept . 27 00
P H Halpin, supplies for fire
dept . . 2 80
Collings & Wilkinson, horse
shoeing fire dept . . 10 50
Excelsior Brass Works, repair-
ing fire engines . 85 25
Peter Kien, cleaning and haul-
ing
W H Torbert, supplies . 32 84
Ham & Carver, blanks for audi-
tor . 2 50
A Y McDonald & Morrison Mfg
supplies
6 00
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co,
Co, supplies and labor . 4 40
A J Krise, repairing and white-
washing city hall . . 14 75
James H Hunt, judgment, $3200
interest 6 per cent. $405.33;
cost in district, $13,690; cost in
supreme court, $3,575; total ..3777 98
3 50
0 T L Jess, wharfage . 30 00
0 The following were referred to com-
mittee on printing:
Dubuque Telegraph
The Herald . . .
The Times
The Globe .
National Demokrat .
The following were referred to city
75 attorney:
T C Murphy, justice . 19 25
00 Paul Ilg . . 10 50
William Maybanks . .. . 15 75
60 Following were referred to commit-
tee on streets: 14 00
John A Kenneally . $
48 R J Love . 1 50
60 McElrath Teaming Co . . 59 85
Standard Lumber Co . . 18 31
00 Wm Marhall . 13 60
00 90 The following were referred to com-
mittee on police and light:
Globe Light & Heat Co . $166 67
00 Western Electrical Supply Co . . 4 85
Key City Gas Co . 70 35
00 The following were referred to cotn-
mittee on supplies: .$ 1 85
00 G Hall .00
00 Frank A Frommelt . 3 1 00
18 Mrs C Deckert .
25 The following were referred to com-
mittee on Public grounds and build -
80 ings:
M Muller . $ 20 10
00 L Roehl . 8 35
75 Dubuque Wooden Ware & Lum-
ber Co 2 7 40
00 J C Honer .
The following were referred to com-
25
00
00
$ 75 00
67 50
29 15
67 50
. 50 00
00
V
122 Regular Se8810n, Julie 1, 1896.
mittee on sewers:
Theo Schroup
Bryan & Donahue . .
Petitions.
The following were referred to the de-
linquent tax committee:
Mary Perrott, remission of taxes for
18$5.
Ellen M O'Hallorhan, reduction of
taxes.
C. H. Eighmey, cancellation of taxes
on north sixty six (66) feet on south
west corner of Twelfth and Main street.
Mary Cunningham and Mary Walsh,
reduction of taxes for 1895.
Mrs. Mary A Fox, remission of taxes
for 1895.
Wm Roche Estate, reduction of taxes
for 1895.
Henrietta Kietzman, remission of
taxes for 1895.
The Dubuque High Bridge Co, can-
cellation of taxes for 1895.
The following referred to the com-
mitttee of the whole:
The petition of Dubuque Fruit Pro-
duce Co., asking for a charter to trans-
port passengers and teams across the
Mississippi from Eagle Point to the Wis
consin short with a two -horse ferry.
The petition of Airs. Mary Meehan,
for $3,000 damages to property caused
by flood, the night of May 24th, 1896.
The petition of Dubuque Opera House
Co. asking for permission to erect a
porch or awning similar to that in front
of Grand Opera house, in front of the
Duncan & Waller Opera house.
Petition of John Hoffman asking for
the appointment of assistant to the city
marshal.
The following were referred to the
committee on streets and city engineer.
Petition of Joseph L. C. Roberts, for
.damages to property by the change of
grade on Grace street.
Petition of John S. Sweeney, for dam-
age to property by change of grade on
Grace and Bennett streets.
Petition of Mrs. O. F. Hodge, protest-
ing against change of grade and widen-
ing of Bennett street.
Petition of John O'Halloran, for eras-
ure of name on petition signing right
of way off his lot for the purpose of
widening Bennett street, as he signed
It under a juristatement of facts.
Petition of Carl Nank, for improve-
ment of Middle street.
Petition of M Tschirgi for cancella-
tion of taxes for cleaning snow.
Petition of Mrs. Mary C. and Nettie
Blake for damages in change of grade
on Foy street.
Petition of Geo. Noel, et al, for the
opening and grading of Emsley street.
Petition of James E. O'Hara, et al,
protesting against macadamizing Grace
street any further west than lot 8 in
Ann O'Hare's subdivision; also against
$ 15 90
176 30
any change hi grade -in said Grace street
Petition of James E. O'Hare object-
ing to macadamizing of Bennett street
any further west than lot 8 in Ann
O'Hare's subdivision; also object to
widening said Bennett street.
The following were referred to com-
mittee on police and light:
Petition of Geo. W. Smith et al for
electric light in Woodlawn Park addi-
tion.
Petition of Peter Specht et al for the
removal of arc light located at head of
Kliene street and Leibnitz street.
The following were granted:
Petition of Hammell, Henker & Co.
for the grading and macadamizing the
alley between 17th and 18th street and
Elm and Pirie street.
Petition of Michael Duggan for $300
damage to apply on special assessment
for improvement of Madison street from
date of levy.
Petition of Larance McEvoy asking
the city to purchase macadam to apply
on special assessment on street im-
provement.
Petition of M. M. Walker & Co., for
permission to put up a wood awning on
west of their building, corner of Main
and Jones street.
Petition of J. C. Longueville in ref-
erence to repairing Iowa street refer-
red to street commissioner with in-
structions to repair• the same.
Petition of Geo. A. Burden to be paid
for construction of sewer in accordance
with an agreement with the former
council referred to the city engineer.
The petition of E. Milligan and Mrs.
Anna Morrow, protesting against pay-
ing for sewer on West 17th street, re-
ferrred to the mayor with power.
The following petitions were received
and filed.
Petition of Geo. W. Farley to be al-
lowed to deposit rock for macadam on
some vacant lot.
The petionof of W. A. Leathers et al.
remonstrating against the improvement
of Garfield avenue between Dock and
Reed street.
Petition of J. H. Rhomberg in refer-
ence to the moving of the building on
Fourth street extension near the high
bridge.
Petition of A. L. Rhomberg et al.
remonstrating against paying special
assessment for the improvement of 5th
avenue.
Proposition of J. J. Grigg extending
street through his property from Grace
street to Bennett street.
Protest of J. A. Rhomberg et al.
against the improvement of Garfield
avenue between 1st avenue and Reed
street.
Proposition of James Gray comprom-
ising his claim against the city for
$500 was referred to committee on
Regular Session, June 1, 1896. 123
claims and city attorney. ed the contract, he being the lowest
On motion the rules were suspended bidder.
and all persons desiring to were al-ImNorthproving
CascgdeF emont ad tto Pacific
ne etreefrom
lowed to address the council. I Dubuque Construction Co. . $2,494 00
et.
Miss Meehan addressed the council 2,116 00
in relation to damages by flood on ' M. BlaStuck a O'Farrell.
Dodge and South Locust streets. Brown & Brown.
Miss Allen addressed the council in Wm Dodson
relation to retaining wall on Seminary Taylor & Becker.
street adjacent to her brother's pro -
On motion Wm. Dodson was awarded
perty. the contract, he being the lowest bid -
B. Powers also addressed the coun- der.
cil in relation to the matter. On mo- Constructing sanitary sewer
tion the same was referred to the com to Chestnut street.
mittee of to whole. Byran Donahue.
Mrs. Corbett addressed the council, O. G. Kringle.
remonstrating against widening Ben- Hillery & Sons.
nett street. Michael Connolly.
Mr. Hill also addressed the council in ' Dubuque Construction
relation to the same matter. On motion contract
John --- et al addressed the coun-
ell in relation to overflow from Couler
Creek and condition of same.
J. J. McCarthy, representing J. P.
Scharle, addressed the council in re-
lation to the change of grade on Hart
street.
H. Fulmer and Col. Henry Rose ad-
dressed the council, remonstrating
against the widening of West 14th,
abutting their property.
On motion bids for street improve -
were opened and read and re -
to the engineer for compute -
2,514 00
2,087 00
1 961. 00
2,048 00
on Avon
$500 00
250 00
212 00
178 00
Co. 178 00
was awarded to
ments
(erred
tion.
Ald.
p. m.
Cullen moved to adjourn to 2
Carried.
Afternoon Session.
Council met at 2:15 p. m.
Mayor Duffy in the chair.
Present—Aldermen Albrecht, Alt-
man, Bauer, Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Den-
nert, Lagers. McEvoy and Ryder.
City Engineer Knowlton reported as
street and other
follows on bids for
improvem an ts.
Improving Garflcla
to First avende
Geo. W. Farley.
Brown & Brown.
Steuck, O'Farrell &
Pet }Io sch.
Taylor d: 13eeker.
\V iltnler C:c•c l..
Dubuque Construction Co.. .. 1,977 00
On motion Willmer Cook was award-
ed the contract reserving the right to
stop the improvement at Reed street.
Improving St. Mary's from West 3d
street to Emmett street. $1,977 25
2,100 30
1,979 90
1,775 75
avenue from Doc':
$2,535 00
2,054 00
Lenehan. 2,250 00
2,236 00
2,331 00
1.'650 00
Byrne & Saul.
John Farley.
John Carter.
Ross McMvyion
On motion Ross McMahon was award-
ed the contract, he being the lowest
bidder.
Improving West om west
:ins of Rogers sub ihstreetth r
oAirHillstreet.
Geo. Farley $249 00
John Tibet'.. . 279 00
On motion Geo. W. Farley was Aram -
Michael Connolly.
Constructing sanitary sewer in Cor-
nell street from West 14th street to
May Place. $540 UO
Bryan Donahue. 280 00
O. G. Kringle
Dubuque Construction Co. . 228 00
On motion the Dubuque Construction
Co. was awarded the contract, they be-
ing the lowest bidders.
Constructing storm sewer in South
Dodge street from Dodge street to Cur-
tis street:
Byrne & Saul.
Ross McMahon
John Tiby
$250 00
180 00
175 00
On motion John Tiby was awarded
the contract, he being the lowest bid-
der.
Constructing a sanitary sewer in Foy
from Seminary street to Almond street:
Bryan Donahue. • • ' '...$1,360 00751 00
Dubuque Construction Co. . .51 00
P. McCarten. • ••••••..... 1, 1, 7242 00
Blake & Blaks. . ...... • " " . 1,000 00
O. G. Kringle. . . .........
Was referred to the sewer committee
with remonstrance.
Repairing Ninth Avenue sewer:
John Tibet' being the lowest bidder,
the contract was awarded to him as
follows:
$0.75 per square yard for paving and
$3.50 per cubic yard for masonry,
the city to furnish centers.
• Building retaining wall on Leibnitz •
street. John Tibet' being the only bid-
der the contract was awarded to hint
according to his bid as fol:ows: $3.25
per cubic yard.
Ald. Ryder moved that the rules be
suspended and that R. J. Love be al-
lowed to address the council. Carried.
R. J. Love addressed the council in
drink-
ing tfountainheone Hillalhorse and
to West Fifth
streets.
On motion of Ald. Ryder the motion
was referred to the aldermen of the
Second ward to secure a location for
same.
v
124 • Regular Se. on, June. 1. 1896.
Petitions.
The following petitions were referred
to the committee of the whole:
Petition of C. Reifsteck for permis-
sion to erect an iron stairway on east
side of his store building between Gar-
field and Rhomberg avenues.
Petition of J. B. Powers asking the
postponement of save of lot one (1) iu
Cox's addition, Buettell's sub., belong-
ing to Mr. Kohler, for special taxes.
Petition of Fred Wunderlich asking
for the removal of the retaining wail
on Seminary street.
Petition of Mrs. Elizabeth Frohs ask-
ing for damage for injury received on
broken sidewalk on Main street near
Eagle Point avenue on May 23, 1896.
Protest of Mrs. G. H. Wolff et al.,
against improving Alpine street.
Remonstrance of Anton Fritsche
against levying special assessment for
sidewalk on St. Ambrose street.
Remonstrance of H. Klinkhamtner
against levying special assessment for
sidewalk on St. Ambrose street.
Remonstrance of John Kleinschmidt
against levying special assessment for
sidewalk on St. Ambrose street.
The following petitions were referred
to the committee on streets:
Petition of G. D. Bennett for damage
on account of the proposed change of
grant. on Grace and Bennett streets.
Petition of H. Grosstick for retaining
the present grade on Seminary street
in front of his lots 52 and 53 Littleton
& Sayers' addition.
Petition of E. E. McClain against im-
provement on Dodge street on line now
established.
Petition of Thos. L. McDonald for pay
for work done in the month of Novem-
ber, 1895.
Petition of Chris. A. Voelker et al.
for a sidewalk on south side of Sem-
inary street on mineral lots 187 and
191.
The following petitions were referred
to the committee on sewers:
Protest of Jerry Anglin et al. against
the construction of a sanitary sewer in
Foy street.
Petition of W. E. Robinson et al. for
the construction of a sanitary sewer
in the alley between Arlington and 14th
streets, from Prairie street to Dell
street, and on Dell street to 14th street
to connect with sewer on said street.
The following petitions were grant-
ed:
The petition of E. Mulligan et al for
the grading, curbing and macadamiz-
ing of West 17th street from Clark
street to Cox street.
The petition of Fisher & Co. for the
erection and maintenance of weighing
scares on the sidewalk on Third street
adjoining their office.
Petition of J. P. Schoeder for the es-
tablishment of a grade on alley between
Clifford and Schroeder avenue.
Petition of John Malone for the
measurement of macadam on West 17th
street.
Protest of Mrs. Maurice O. Regan et
al. against proposed extension of Kil-
lene avenue.
Petition of J. P. Schroeder et al. ask-
ing that the water mains be extended
on Clifford street was referred to the
fire committee.
Action on the following petitions were
deferred:
Petition of F. H. Weihe et al asking
that Needham Place be extended.
Petition of H. Fulmer et al. asking
that West 14th street abutting their
proi.erty be not widened.
l etition of F. D. Schar:e in relation
to change of grade on Hart street.
Protest of Wm. Hintrager against pro
posed extension of Stilmore street.
Ordered received and filed:
Petition of the Iowa Coffin Co., in re-
lation to drainage on 15th street was
granted and the engineer instructed to
prepare the proper plans in relation
to same.
Petition of J. P. Donahue in relation
to water plug near his premises was
granted and the Water Company di-
rected to remove said plug to such place
as directed by the fire chief.
Bill of Philip Lenz of $2.50 for rent
of room for registrars was ordered paid
and Jacob Berg to return said amount
to the city overpaid to him.
Alderman Altman moved that the bill
of Theo. Schrup of $15.90 for rubber
boots for sewer men be paid and said
amount to be deducted from sewer men
receiving boots. Carried.
Prat of Union avenue sub was refer-
red to sewer committee.
Report of Officers.
City Auditor MoCarten report-
ed cash on hand last report. $26,815.76
Receipts during the month... 33,516.31
Total .. .. .. .. .. .... .... $60,332.05
Disbursements during the
month .... .. .. .. .. .. .. 25,386.46
Balance on hand June 1st.
1896.. .. .. $34,945.59
Also reported $2,056.65 due city of-
ficers for the month of May, 1896; also
presented list of coupons redeemed dur
ing the past month.
Warrants ordered drawn to pay city
officers and report referred to the fin-
ance committee.
Fire Chief Reinfried reported $1915
due Miremen for the month of May, 1896.
Warrants ordered drawn to pay fire-
men and report referred to the fire com-
mittee.
Marshal Morgan reported 87 police
eases during the month of May, 1896;
also reported 121 patrol runs; also re-
ported $22 pound receipts during the
month; also reported 82052 due police
during May, 1896.
Warrants ordered drawn to pay po-
lice and report referred to the commit-
tee on police and light.
Street Commissioner Hagerty report
r
1i, qulnr/' Se88/on, June 1, 18LG.
125
ed $9,465.10 due for labor during May, The following bills were ordered
1896. paid:
Warrants ordered drawn to pay for la To whom. For what puropse. Amt.
bor and report referred to street com- Butt Bros, repairing for road de-
mittee. partment.. ..$ 6.90
Sewer Inspector Doen reported $905.- Butt Bros, repairing engines .. 30.90
90 due for labor on sewers during May, W. H. Schilling. repairing 8th
1896.street seer. .. .. .. .. 20.35
Warrants ordered drawn to pay for M .
ulgrew & Phillips, sewer pipe. 37.00
labor and report referred to sewer com Farley & Loetscher Mfg. com-
pany, lumber 2.35
Smith -Perry Printing Co blanks
stationary .. .. .. .. .. .. 16.10
Wm. Seisicker, engineer's of-
fice.. .. 65.00
John Farley, engineer's office40.00
Joseph Murphy. engineer's of-
fice. ..
f-
fice.... ... ... .... ... 22.60
Dan Sheean, inspector.. ... . 37 50
O. G. Kringle. constructing
sewer W 5th street... .. .. 740.00
Stueck, O'Farrell & Linehan, im
proving Union ave.. .. .. 1140.00
Stueck, O'Farrell & Linehan. re-
pairing 27th and Jackson St. 40.85
Peter Horsch, relaying gutter on • a4.74
18th street... • '• •• again
Peter Horsch, improving 540 00
street tile
Dubuque
pipe
Dubuque Construction Co, im-
proving Chestnut street.. .. •
John Pickley, improving Liber -1220.00
ty street.....
John Tibey, improving W 8th °00 00
street.. ..
II Ed. Blake, improving Wood-
worth street .. constructing
Byron Donahue, 115.62
sewer in 27th street.. • •
Win. Dodson, improving Coates 600.00
avenue.. . . • . • .
Thos. Hessett,Tfillin Taylor, aSt.. tng 6.72
Altman & 78.25
Grandview ave.. • • improving
Theo. Altman, 800.00
Southern ave .. • • • •
Bills for filling on High Bridge ave
amounting to $161.45 were ordered
p Bill of city against Stueck, O'Farrell
& Linehan of $148.20 for macadam was
ordered collected by the auditor.
Mayor Duffy namedfollommitte-
dermen for the equalization
Albrecht, Lag -
for 1896.
Alds.-Dennert. Berg• A
en and McEvoy.
Aid. Cullen moved to adjourn to 7:30
p. in. Carried.
mittee.
City Electrician Osborn reported
$52.20 due for labor trimming trees;
also submitted list of amount to be col-
lected from different parties for same;
also reported $23.86 due from Star El-
ectric Co. for rebate on lights.
Report approved and warrants order-
ed drawn to pay for labor trimming
trees, and city electrician to collect cost
of trimming trees as shown on list
and the auditor instructed to collect re-
bate on lights from Star Electric Co.
Marizet Master Traut reported $3.80
scale receipts for May. 1896, also report
ed $37.40 due for board of prisoners dur
ing May• 1896. Report approved and
warrants ordered drawn to pay for
board of prisoners.
Wood Measurer Jess reported 85 cts
as fees for May, 1896. Received and
filed .
The report of city weighers, Geo. A.
Pfiffner. Mrs. C. Deckert, Joseph Stra-
ney and Chas. Pitschner were received
and filed.
City Engineer Knowlton reported as
follows:
Presented plat showing proposed wid-
ening of Bennett street which was re-
ferred to the committee of the whole.
Also presented plat showing propos-
ed extension of Lincoln avenue between
White and Jackson streets. Referred
to the street committee.
Also presented plat showing proposed
vacation of part of Queen street north
of Sanford street: also alley west of San
ford street which was referred to the
street committee.
Also presented plat showing proposed
widening of W 14th street. which was
referred to the committee of the whole.
Also presented plat showing the pro
posed extension of Elm street from Ea-
gle Point avenue to Sanford street
which was adopted.
Also presented plat of Mt. Carmel
street, which was referred to the street
committee. proposed
Also presented plat showing Pro P
extension of Killeen Place, which was
laid over.
Also presented plat of propgsed erten
sion of Stelmore and Ridge
which was approved.
Also presented plat showing the pro
posed widening of High Bluff street,
which was approved.
Also presented communication in re
gard to grade of Peabody avenue which
was received and filed.
Construction Co.,
24 23
270 00
EVENING SESSION.
Council met at 8:00 p. m.
the Mayor Duffyds. Altman,
Bauer, Berg.
Present: 'Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Reports of Committees.
Ald. Ryder, chairman of the finance
committee, reported in favor of app
12(; Regular Session, June 1, 1896.
ing of the report of the treasurer for the
month of May 189G, and that loan war-
rants be drawn for the several amounts
as shown therein. Report adopted.
Ald. Bauer, chairman of the commit-
tee on claims, reported as follows:
In favor of receiving and filing claim
of Wm. Rieman.
In favor of receiving and filing the
claim of John Dougherty on account
of damages by storm water.
In favor of receiving and filing the
claims of C. Rowland. Frank Nejedly,
Michael Liddy and Conrad Hafner
against city employes.
In favoring of receiving and filing
the claim of Anna M. Bush on ac-
count of change of grade on Jones and
West Main street.
In favor of receiving and filing the
claim of John B. McGloughlin on ac-
count of damages by storm water.
In favor of referring claim of Dubu-
que Construction Co. to the street com-
mittee.
Also, we would respectfully report
that we have settled the following cases
Thos. J. Donahue vs.' City.
This was an action to recover Five
Hundred and Seventy Five dollars for
work done on South Dodge street. The
case has been pending for several years
There can be no question but that Dona
hue did the work and the City receiv-
ed the benefit of it. The only question
in the case and the only defense the
City had was that the work was order-
ed done by the street committee with-
out authority from the council.
We have settled this case for three
hundred and twenty-five dollars and
costs ($325.00.)
Jane Jones vs. City.
This was an action against the City
for failure of warranty in a deed to land
executed by the City to Mrs. Jones. The
City sold a piece of property to Mrs.
Jones for seventy five dollars and it
was afterwards discovered that the
City had no title to the property. Mrs.
Jones entered suit against the City to
recover the seventy five dollars she
paid and interest. thereon besides
claiming damages in the sum of twenty
five dollars.
We have settled this case for seventy
five dollars and costs ($75.00).
Frank Menkel vs. City.
This was an action to recover $5,000
for injuries alleged to have been receiv-
ed by plaintiff in being thrown from a
wagon by driving into an obstruction
in the street on West Eagle Point ave-
nue, and plaintiff's arm was broken and
he was otherwise hurt. He was laid
up for six or seven weeks and prevent-
ed from working at his trade that of a
market gardner.
We have settled this casR including
doctor's bill, for fifty dollars and costs,
($50.00).
We would respectfully recommend
that warrants be drawn payable to Jas.
A. Hayes, clerk of the district court in
cases named for the amounts above
stated and costs.
Report adopted.
Ald. Cullen, chairman of the com-
mittee on supplies, reported as follows:
In favor of purchasing twelve city di-
rectories for the use of the city.
In favor of paying bill of James Levi
& Co. of $29.16.
In favor of paying bill of G. F. Klein
of 90 cents.
Report adopted.
Ald. Cullen, chairman of the fire com-
mittee, reported as follows:
In favor of paying bill of Key City
Gas Co. of $22.03.
In favor of paying bill of Reinfried &
Jaeger of 60 cents.
Also report that water mains have
been ordered extended on Seminary
street July 25th. 1895, as prayed for by
Geo. Rath, and the Dubuque Water Co.
instructed to extend said mains as soon
as possible. Report adopted.
Ald. Lagen, chairman of the commit-
tee on police and light, reported as fol-
lows:
In favor of paying the following bills:
Duggan & Kane . $ 10 15
Key City Gas Co . 86 40
Star Electric Co . 1647 00
166 67
17 68
4 50
Ferguson Supply Co . 130 00
Excelsior Brass Works . 3 25
Standard Lumber Co . . 1 20
Printing
Globe Light & Heat Co
C J Heller
C H Whitwell
Report adopted.
Ald. Berg, chairman of the
committee. reported as follows:
In favor of paying the following bills:
Dubuque Telegraph . $ 75 00
The Herald
The Journal
The Times Co
67 50
67 50
29 15
Also would most respectfully recom-
mend that the official printing for the
ensuing year be left the same as last
year, with the exception that the coun-
cil select one paper to publish all of-
ficial proceedings, notices, etc.. and fur-
nish 75 copies of the council proceed-
ings in pamphlet form each month, and
for all said work shall receive $75 per
month.
The other papers to receive same
compensation as paid last year for same
work as was done by them.
Report adopted.
Ald. Ryder moved that the Dubuque
Daily Telegraph be appointed the offic-
ial paper in accordance with above re-
port. Carried.
Ald. Albrecht, chairman of the delin-
quent tax committee, reported as fol-
lows:
In favor of allowing the taxes of Mrs.
McCormack to remain a lien on lot 813
Regular Session, elune 1, 1896. 127
Mcpaniel's sub for 1895 and treasurer
instructed not to sell same until further
orders from the council.
In favor of allowing the taxes of Mrs.
Belle Rawlings to remain a lien on her
property for 1895, and treasurer in-
structed not to sell same until further
orders from the council.
In favor of allowing the taxes of Mrs.
Johanna McNally to remain a lien on
her property for 1895, and treasurer in-
structed not to sell same until further
orders from the council.
In favor of allowing the taxes of
Susan Bornheiser to remain a lien on
lot 288 East Dubuque add, for 1895, and
treasurer instructed not to sell said
property until further orders from the
council.
In favor of allowing the taxes of
Susana Denell to remain a lien on lot
48 Stafford's add, and treasurer in-
structed not to sell said property until
further orders from the council.
In favor of allowing the taxes of
Mary A. Parker to remain a lien on lots
3 and 4 Kelly's sub for 1895, and treas-
urer instructed not to sell said prop-
erty until further orders from the coun-
cil.
In favor of reducing the assessment
L of Matt Reide on lots 1 and 2 in Glen-
dale add to $600 for 1895.
Also report adverse to the petitions
of Mrs. Dennis Flannagan, Mrs. H. C.
Deckert and John Freiburg for reduc-
tion of taxes for 1895.
Report adopted.
Ald. Altman, chairman of the sewer
committtee, reported as follows:
In favor of paying the following bills:
a er au 5 00 I streets, to wit:
Dugga k Bros . 4 50 Hart street from Couler avenue to
Duggan & Kane . 00 Valaria. $1,000 00
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co . 4 00 Foy street from West Locust
J P Schroeder & Co . street to Gold street. . 1,200 00
Also report adverse to the bills of Strauss street from Burden Chas. Hillery of $5.00 and Dubuque Rub nue to Windsor avenue 1,000 00
ave-
ber a Belting Ce.. $3.50. Goethe avenue from Burden
Report adopted. avenue to Windsor avenue1,600 00
Ald. Berg, of the board of health, re- Sheridan street from Groveland
ported Wouldas follows: Place to Lawther avenue
th most respectfully 20 ofre6 f Hedley Court from Strauss ave-
outmend that the vault on e 20 ft lot 6 of nue to Lawther avenue
lot 703 be cleaned, as the same is a Queen street
nuisance; also that the well of M. Wag- Clintonin on ave. from Queen
n ..
ner on lot 8 1-4 lot 14 L.- H. Lang- Beonnett avenue from Grand -
worthy's addition, be condemned and vine avenue a east line of lot 1,500 00
Grand -
abated as a nuisance, health the same is 8 O'Hare's sub. • • • • •
whoimenth to the from the people Grace street from Grandview
or the water said well. avenue to east side of lot 8 1,500 00
Report adopted. O'Hare's sub. .
Alda McEvoy, chairman of the pav- Clifford street from Seminary
ing committee, reported as follows: street to Napier street...... 700 00
Your committee on paving would Coates avenue from Fremont 2600 00
most respectfully report that we have avenue to Cross street. ..
examined Clay street and Couler ave- Union avenue from West Lo -
nue paving and found same in poor con- cust street to Alta Vista st.. 2,700 00
dition in several places and would rec- Chestnut street from Prairie st. 300 00
mmend thatf the avingccoommitt cothe to Walnut mmittee Jones street sfrom West Main
direction of the paving
engineer, be instructed to repair said
streets in such places as directed by the
paving committee and engineer, in ac-
cordance with their contract with the
city. Report adopted.
Ald. Bauer, chairman of the special
committee, appointed to investigate the
factory of Geo. Dee & Sons, reported as
follows:
Your committete would most respect-
fully report that they visited said fac-
tory twice. The first time we found
two girls in the factory, but could not
say whether they were working or not.
The second time we found nobody in
the factory, and from the information
we could get there has not been any-
body employed in the basket factory for
the past six months, and only a few
off and on in the lye works, and we
leave it to your Hon. Body to take such
action as you may deem proper in the
premises.
On motion
and referred
whole.
Ald. Ryder moved that the matter of
pay City Recorder T. J. Cooney be re-
ferred to the committee of the whole.
Carried.
Ald. McEvoy moved that the city en-
gineer furnish a copy of the city map
to the aldermen that have none. Car-
ried.
the report was approved
to the committee of the
Resolutions.
Alderman Ryder offered
ing which was adopted:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That the mayor is
hereby authorized and required for the
purpose of providing for the cost and
the follow -
Walter Baumgartner $ 1 35 expense of improving the following
500 00
400 00
400 00
12 'leg tlai' .\'e ;Otz, Jane 1, 1896.
street to east line of Illinois
Central track. . 3,000 00
West Main street from Main st.
to Jones street. 2,000 00
Main street from Seminary st.
to south line of lot 33 L. H.
Langworthy's sub. 600 GO
To issue under the provisions of the
ordinance adopted August 9th. 1894, by
the city council of the city of Dubuc) r
bonds to the amount of $21,000.00 of
the denomination, $1,000 each num-
bered from 1 to 21 inclusive, all dated
June 1st, 1896, payable seven years af-
ter date, or at any time before said
date at the option of the city of Du •
buque, and bearing interest at the rate
of five per cent. per annum, payable
semi-annually, both principal and in-
terest payable at the office of the city
treasurer in the city of Dubuque, Iowa.
When these bonds are issued and reg-
istered they shall be delivered to the
finance committee, who shall sell the
same at not less than par, and pay the
proceeds of same to the city treasurer
to be applied by him in accordance
with the provisions of the ordinance
adopted August 9, 1894, and said com-
mittee is to report its doings to the
city council.
Alderman Ryder offered the follow-
ing which was adopted:
Resolved, by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That the street com-
missioner be instructed to raise and
replace the gutter on the north side of
Julien avenue between Rock and Spruce
streets, as the same is in an impassable
condition.
Alderman Ryder offered the follow-
ing which was adopted:
Res. hed by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That the Dubuque
Water Company be instructed to extend
their water mains in the alley between
White and Jackson streets from 8th
to 91th streets, the city of Dubuque guar-
anteeing to said Company a sum of
money sufficient to pay interest at the
rate of 7 per cent. on the cost of pipe
required to be extended.
Alderman Ryder offered the follow-
ing which was adopted:
Resolved by the City Council of Um
City of Dubuque: That the Dubuque
Water Company be instructed to extend
their water mains on Bluff street from
1st to 16th street, where not already
laid, and that fire plugs be located under
the supervision of the fire committee
and fire chief, the city of Dubuque guar-
anteeing to said Water Company a sum
of money sufficient to pay interest at
the rate of seven per cent. on the cost
of pipe required to be extended.
Alderman McEvoy offered the follow-
ing which was adopted:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That South Main
street, between Charter street and Rail-
road avenue, be graded to proper grade.
The grading to be taken from Mount
Carmel street, and the city engineer
to make the necessary plans and speci
flcation and advertise for bids for said.
work.
Alderman McEvoy offered the follow-
ing which was adopted:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That the city en-
gineer be and is hereby instructed to -
prepare a plat showing the proposed..
extension of State street to Curtis
street, showing land which sane is pro-
posed to run through; the name of
owner thereof, and the quantity of land
proposed to be taken, and proceed in
accordance with the ordinance on that
subject.
Aderman McEvoy offered the follow-
ing:
Resolved by the City Council of the•
City of Dubuque: That West Third
street between Booth and 'Walsh street,
be graded, guttered, curbed and ma-
cadamized in conformity with the ordi-
nance upon that subject. That the -
said city engineer be and is hereby
directed to make the necessary plans
and specifications for said improvement
and the city recorder directed to give
the proper notice for bids and proposals
for the performance of the work. The
guttering, curbing and macadamizing
to be done at the expense of the owners
of abutting property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Albright, Altman. Bauer,
Berg, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen, McEvoy,
and Ryder.
Alderman ,Dennert offered the follow-
ing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That Fifth avenue
between Rhomberg avenue and Peosta
street be graded. curbed and paved with
stone in conformity with the ordinance
upon that subject. That the city engi-
neer be and is hereby directed to make
the necessary plans and specifications
for said improvement, and the city re-
corder directed to give the proper no-
tice for bids and proposals for the per-
formance of the work; the curbing and
paving to be done at the expense of the
owners of the abutting property; the
grading to be bid in the total.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen, McEvoy
and Ryder.
Ald. Dennert offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That Edison street, be
tween. Stafford and Althauserd ave be
graded, guttered, curbed and macadam
ized, in conformity with the ordinance
upon that subject. That the city en-
gineer be and is hereby directed to
make the necessary plans and specifi-
cations for said improvement, and the
city recorder directed to give the prop-
er notice for bids and proposals for the
performance of the work; the guttering
curbing and macadamizing to be done
at the expense of the owners of the ab-
Regular Sc8sion, June 1. 1896.
utting property; the grading to be bid I and Althauser avenue, be graded, gut-
inthe total. tered, curbed and macadamized, in con
Adopted by the following vote: formity with the ordinance upon that
Berg, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen, McEvoy ss herebyjct. That
the directed Ito make the neceer be and
and Ryder.
Ald. Dennert offered the following: ary plans and specifications for said
Resolved by the city council of the improvement, and the city recorder di -
city of Dubuque: That Ries street bet- rected to give the proper notice for bids
ween Stafford and Windsor avenue, be and proposals for the performance of
graded, guttered, curbed and macadam- the work; the guttering, curbing and
ized, in conformity with the ordinance macadamizing to he done at the ex -
upon that subject. That the city en- pense of the owners of the abutting
gineer be and is hereby directed to property; the grading to be bid in the
total.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Albrecht. Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Cullen offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved, That the city engineer be
and is hereby instructed to make a re-
survey of Peabody avenue and St.
Mary's street, so that a suitable grade
may be obtained on Peabody avenue,
and submit same to the city council.
Ald Bonson arrived at 9:05 P • m.
n Ald. Cullen offered the following,
. I
Ald. Albrecht offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
it of Dubuque: That the alley bet-
. 1`29
make the necessary plans and specifi-
cations for said improvement, and the
city recorder directed to give the prop-
er notice for bids and proposals for the
performance of the work, the guttering,
curbing and macadamizing to be done
at the expense of the owners of the ab-
utting property; the grading to be .bid
in the total.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alda. Albrecht, Altman, Bat} r,
Berg. Cullen, Dennert, Lagen, McEvoy
and Ryder.
which was adopted:
Be It Resolved, By the city council
c yof the city of Dubuque: That the Tele
ween 17th and 18th and Elm and Pine phone company be and is hereby in -
streets be graded and macadamized, in structeenient placeafor the chairman of the
committee on fire, also one for the
chairman of the committee on streets,
at the expense of the city.
Ald. Dennert offered the following,
which was referred to the board of
health:
Resolved. By the city council: That
steps be taken at once to procure a pest
house and that a committee be appoint-
ed to confer with the board of supervis-
ors on that subject.
Ald. Dennert offered the following,
McEvoy and Ryder. which was adopted:
Ald. Albrecht offered the following: Resolved, That the Chicago, Great
Resolved by the city council of the Western railway company and the C..
city of Dubuque: That 15th street, be M. & St. P. railway company be noti-
tween alley east of Elm street b dPine and fieening under their tracks at the crusd to widen and elarge the t
conformityy with the ordinance up
that subject. That the city engineer
be and is hereby directed to make the
necessary plans and specifications for
said improvement, and the city recorder
directed to give the proper notice for
bids and proposals for the performance
of the work; the grading and macadam-
izing to be done at the expense of the
owners of the abutting property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg. Bonson Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
street, be graded guttered.
macadamized in conformity with the
ordinance upon that subject. That the
city engineer be and is hereby directed
to make the necessary plans and speci-
fications for said improvement, and the
city recorder directed to give the prop-
er notice for bids and proposals
gufort theg
performance of the work; to be done
curbing and macadamizing
at the expense of thee grading to wners of the bid
ab-
utting property;h
in the total. vote:
Adopted by the following Bauer,
Ayes—Alda. Albrecht, Altman, Lagen,
Berg, Bonson. Cullen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald Bauer offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That Emsley alley and
'Bagel street, between Middle avenue
op
ing of 17th street with their tracks.
Ald. Dennert offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved. BY the city council of the
city of Dubuque, That the city engineer
be and is hereby instructed to prepare
the necessary plans and specifications
for lowering the surface of Kniest from
Eagle Poine avenue, east to the east
line of Garfield avenue and advertise
for bids for doing the work.
Ald. Dennert offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved, That the city engineer be
and is hereby instructed to prepare the
specifications for
necessary plans and sp.P.
lowering 19th street from Jackson St.
to the e for doing theworeet. k dd advertise
for bid
Md. Bonson presented and read for
1:3()'
I�, yn!,re Sc.gsr.att,
the first time an ordinance, entitled,
"An ordinance fixing the assessed value
tion of the real estate in the city of Du-
buque assessed to the Dubuque Malt-
ing company and to provide for future
assessment thereof."
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Albrecht, Altman. Bauer,
Berg Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen
and Ryder.
Noes —Ald, McEvoy.
Ald. Bonson moved that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance read by
its title and placed on its final passage.
Carried by the following vote.
Ayes—Alds Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Callen, Dennert Lagen
and Ryder.
Noes—Ald. McEvoy.
The ordinance was then read by its
title and adopted by the following vote:
Ayes.—Alds. Albrecht, Altman,
Bauer, Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert,
Lagen and Ryder.
Noes—Aids. McEvoy.
Ald. Bonson presented and read for
the first time "An Ordinance in relation
to taxes of Haney & Campbell Mfg. Co.
of Dubuque, Iowa.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes.—Aids. Albrecht, Altman,
Bauer, Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert,
Lagen, McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson moved that the rules
be suspended and the ordinance read by
its title and adopted by the following
title and placed on its final passage.
Carried by the following vote:
Ayes.—Alds Albrecht, Altman,
Bauer, Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert,
Lagen, McEvoy and Ryder.
The ordinance was then read by its
title and adopted%by the following vote:
Ayes.—Aids. Alblecht Altman,
Bauer, Berg, Bonson; Cullen, Dennert,
✓ Lagen. McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson, chairman of the street
committee, reported as follows:
In favor of granting the petition of T.
H. Schilling et al asking that Catherine
and Angella streets be improved.
In favor of instructing the engineer
to submit an estimate of the cost of
grading Adams street.
In favor of granting the petition of
August A. Schilling asking that An-
gella street be improved.
Report adverse to the proposition of
Ross McMahon agreeing to sell a strip
of land for the .widening of Grandview
avenue.
In favor of receiving and filing the
petition of John Olinger in relation to
special tax for repairing sidewalks.
In favor of receiving and filing the
"Rebellion" of Otto Rath, et al, against
the improvement of English Lane.
In favor of notifying Geo. W. Farley
to complete his contract on Wilber Lane
as soon as possible.
Report adverse to the ' petition of
June 1, .1896.
Thos. Hassett asking that he be allowed
the amount charged for rolling South
Bluff street.
In favor of receiving and filing the
remonstrance of J. P. Scharle against
the improvement of Hart street on the
present grade.
In favor of receiving and filing the
bill of Joseph Pitz for stone.
In favor of receiving and filing the
petition of D. Mueggenberg in relation
to line of Broadway extension.
Also report that they have settled the
matter of Wm. McGrath in relation to
the improvement of Union avenue at
its intersection with Bellevue street.
Also report that Oak street has been
repaired in a satisfactory manner.
Report adopted.
Also report adverse to the petition of
F. W. Weiland asking that he be allow-
ed to construct an outside stairway on
Eighth and Bluff streets. as he has
built said stairway without permission
from the council and that he be notified
to remove same at once. Referred to
the committee of the whole.
. Ald, Bonson moved that the action of
the street committee in awarding the
contract for the repairing of Kaufmann
avenue and Fifth avenue be approved.
Carried.
Also reported in favor of the -adop-
tion of the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque,
That to pay for repairing sidewalks,
by said City of Dubuque, 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 es-
, tate hereinafter named, situate and own
ed. and for the several amounts set op-
posite each lot or parcel of real estate
as follows:
C G Wullweber, lot 62, East Du-
buque add . $ 1 80
Wm Hintrager, lot 13 sub 724,
city 40
Glab Bros, lot 135, Finley, Wap -
les & Burton's add . 75
John Olinger, lot 23, Boulevard
add 35
Joseph Battro, lot 3, Glendale
add . . . . . . . . . 30
R & E Langworthy, lot 228,
Glendale add . 65
C L Prichard, lot 12 sub w 1-2 B
1 Dubuque Harbor Co. add ...
Gilbert Perry, lot 22, Nairn's add 35
Theo Merritt, lot 6, S M Lang -
worthy's sub
P W Crawford, lot 5, Hethering-
ton sub . ,
Alois Glab, lot 333, Davis Farm
add
A W Kemler Est, lot 16 sub 703,
city
Wm Schumm, lot 12, Grandview
Place
50
85
25
25
45
1 10
Rey rib/
Sesrtnn, June 1, 1896.
F M Ellis, lot 11. Grandview
Place .
Deming & Kiesel, lot 2 of min
lot 466, Grandview Place
Arnold Kemps. lot 101, L H
Langworthy's add . . .
Rhomberg & Meuser, lot 225,
Davis Farm add
Wm Zeipprecht, lot 23, Nairn's
add
Jno Koch, n 41.4 ft lot 268, city .
Francis Chapin, lot 106, E. Du-
buque add .
Glab Bros, lot 106, East Dubu-
que add
A F Jaeger, lot 270, Davis Farm
add
Chas Steuck, w 97 ft lot 5,
Frisch's sub
Theo Bauer, lot 3, P Traut's sub
W G Cox, lot 2 of min lot 90 . .
W G Cox, lot 3 of min lot 90 . .
James Forrester, lot 16, Mt
Pleasant add
Thos Kelly, n w 1-4 lot 39, L H
Langworthy's add . .
Mary Haggerty, lot 214,
Farm add
Clifford Ham, lot
Farm add
Chicago Great Western Ry, lot
2 of 1 of min lot 363 .
Marg Linehan, w 79 ft lot 20a, L
H Langworthy's add . .
J A Rhomberg, lot 51, Correll's
sub
Henry Heroncourt, lot 1, B 5,
Grandview Park add .
Mercy Hospital, lot 2 of min lot
66
Otto Reinecke, lot 13, Newbury
& Hale sub
Martin Buol, lot 12, Loetscher
& Trueb's sub
F Wagner, lot 1, 0 S
worthy's sub . .
Paul Traut, lot 35. Farley's sub .
Herman Roesch, lot 2, Broadway
add
Tim Dillon, lot 1 of 2 of min lot
46 .
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes.—Aids. Albrecht, Altman,
Bauer, Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert,
Lagen, McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson, chairman of the commit
tee of the whole, reported as follows:
In favor of instructing the engineer
to prepare profile, plan and esti-
mate for the re -improvement of Grand-
view avenue between Delhi street and
South Dodge street.
In favor of receiving and filing the pe
tition of Maria Kemp et al., in relation
to grade of Southern ave.
In favor of receiving and filing the
claim .of Maria Kemp et al., for dam-
ages on account of flood .
In favor of r•eceiveing and filing the
claim of John Burke on account of dam
ages alleged to have been sustained by
Davis
370,
Davis
Lang -
1 10
25
50
40
45
40
40
40
30
75
25
75
50
30
40
40
GO
60
1 20
25
30
35
25
50
25
75
75
1:t1..
the improvement of Grandview ave.
In favor of receiving and filing the pe-
tition of Captain Kimball. asking the
city to donate $l00 per month to help
run the Eagle Point ferry.
Report adverse to allowing Specht
Bros. $200 for running the steamer
Teal.
In favor of referring the communica-
tion of City Engineer in regard to cul-
vert on W 14th street to the city attor-
ney.
In favor of receiving and
claim of John Swenk.
In favor of receiving and
claim of Mary Reynolds on
damages by flood.
In favor of referring the
W. C. Harley in regard to
peddling to the mayor with power.
In favor of receiving and filing the re
monstrance of J. A. Rhomberg et al.,
against levying special assessment for
the improvement of 5th avenue.
Report adverse to the within recom-
mendation of City Marshal Morgan ask-
ing that J. W. Halpin be appointed
Deputy Marshal.
In favor of receiving and filing the pe-
tition of Marg't Flynn in relation to
special tax for the improvement of
street.
Also report that they have instructed
the engineer to prepare a plat showing
a proposed street from Cooper street to
Fenelon Place near head of Elevator,
which is hereto attached, and would re-
commend that the same be approved
and engineer instructed to proceed in ac
cordance with the ordinance in relation
to opening streets.
Also report in favor of sustaining the
mayor in his veto of the bill of Alphon-
I se Matthews, and that the bill be re-
ferred to committee of the whole.
Report adopted.
Also report adverse to allowing the
M. M. Walker Co. to construct a wooden
awning on their building on Jones and
Main street. Referred back to the com
mittee of the whole.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for lay-
ing a 4 feet wide sidewalk on west side
of St. Ambrose street between Arch and
Asbury streets, by P. J. Milligan, con-
tractor, in front of and adjoining the
same, a special tax be and is hereby lev-
ied 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:
50
filing the
tiling the
account of
petition of
permit for
Chas Mettle, John F Klein-
schmidt's sub, lot 1, 38.5 lin ft
$ 5 73
at 14 7-8c .
Anton Fietschie, John F Klein-
schmidt sub, lots 2 and 3, 99.0 14 73
lin ft at 14 7-8c . .
Jno Kleinschmidt, John F Klein
132 Beijc,9s,'on, Jun 1, 189(i.
schmidt sub, lots 4, 5, 6 and
7, 202 lin ft at 14 7-8c 30 05
Herman Klinkenheimer, John F
Kleinschmidt sub, lot 8, 52 lin
ft at 14 7-8c
F W Kringle, sub 128, Finley's
add, lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, 243 Un
ft at 14 7-8c.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes -Aids. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg; Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That to pay for constructing a 4 foot
wide plank sidewalk on north side of
Edward street between Queen and
Windsor avenue. by Bryon Donahue,
contractor, in front of and adjoining
the same, a special tax be and is hereby
levied on the several lots, and parts of
lots, and parcels of real estate herein-
after named, situate and owned, and
for the several amounts set opposite
each lot or parcel of real estate, as fol-
lows:
Special assessment submitted June 1,
1896:
Ida Dement, Stafford's add, lot
31, 103 lin ft at 15c, $ 15 45
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes--Alds. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That to pay for laying 6 -ft wide plank
wide sidewalk on east side of South
Main street between end of improve-
ment and Railroad avenue, by Bryon
Donahue, contractor, 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 oppo-
site each lot or parcel of real estate, as
follows:
Special assessments submitted June
1, 1896:
G W Kiesel, block 19, Dubuque
Harbor Company's add, lots 5,
6, 7 and 8, 174 lin ft at 15c . . .$ 26 10
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes -Aids. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That to pay for laying a 6 foot wide
sidewalk on north side of Seminary St,
from North Main street to Clifford
street, by Bryon Donahue, contractor,
in front of and adjoining the same, a
special tax be and is hereby levied on
the several lots, and parts of lots, and
parcels of real estate hereinafter nam -
7 74
36 15
ed, situate and owned, and for the sev-
eral amounts set opposite each lot or
parcel of real estate, as follows:
Special assessments submitted June
1, 1896:
Ann Kelly, Cox's add, lot 99
and 100, 98 lin ft at 22 1-2c $
M Brown Est, Cox's add, lot 108,
60 lin ft at 22 1-2c . 13 50
J P Scharle, Cox's add, lot 109,
50 lin ft at 22 1-2c . 11 25•
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes-Alds Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That to pay for constructing 8 inch
tile pipe sewer on Clark street and West
17th street from West Locust to Cather-
ine street, by Kenety and McCann, con-
tractors, in front of and adjoining the
same, a .special tax be and hereby lev-
ied on the several lots, and parts of
lots, and parcels of real estate herein-
after named, situate and owned, and
for the several amounts set opposite
each lot or parcel of real estate, as fol-
lows:
Special assessments submitted June
1, 1896:
John Deery, sub lot 670, city, lot
3, 6000 sq ft at .004c $ 24 00
F Hamel, sub 2 of 670, city, lot
2, 8,800 sq ft at .004c 35 20
Jno Hier, sub lot 682, city, e 51
ft, lot la, 2,500 sq ft at .004c 10 00
H Tepe, sub lot 682, city, w 144
ft, lot la, 2,600 sq ft at .004c . 10 40
Chas Reiley, spb lot 682, city,
lot 1, 5,400, at .004c . 21 60
J M Kenety, sub lot 682, city, s
w 1-2, lot 2, 2,500 sq ft at .004c. 10 00
Wm Grings, sub lot 682, city, n e
1-2, lot 2, 2,500 sq ft at .004c 10 00
Jno Clark, sub lot 682, city, lot
3, 5,000 sq ft at .004c . 20 00
Jno Clark, sub lot 682, city, lot 4,
2,500 sq ft at .004c . 10 00
Thos Reiley, sub lot 682, city, lot
4a, 2,500 sq ft at .004c . 10 00
J M McMahon, sub lot 682, lot 5,
5,000 sq ft at .004c . 20 00
M P Gill, sub lot 682, city, lot 6,
5,000 sq ft at .004c . 20 00
John Deery, sub lot 682, city, lot
8, 5,000 sq ft at .004c . . 20 00
J M Kenety, Quigley's sub sub
uotlot 709, city, lot 1, 5,750 stl
ft at .004c . 23 00
J M Kenety, Quigley's sub, out -
lot 709, city, lot 2, 5,050 sq ft
at .004c . 20 20
Cath Weber, Quigley's sub, out -
lot 709, city, lot 3, 5,050 sq ft
at .004c . 20 20'
Cath Weber, Quigley's sub, out -
lot 709, city, lot 4, 5,050 sq ft
at .004c .
Cath Weber, Quigley's sub, out -
22 05
20 20
1_
I?egular Ses8#on, June1, 18513. 133
lot 709, city, lot 5, 5,050 sq ft
at .004c 20 20
Annie McAllister, Quigley's sub,
out lot 709, city, lot 6, 5,050 sq
ft at .004c . 20 20
Edward Milligan, Quigley's sub,
out lot 709, city. lot 7, 5,050 sq
ft at .004c . 20 20
J S Morgan, Morgan's sub, lot
21, 4.000 sq ft at .004c . 16 00
Marg Roy, Yates' sub, lot 1, 4,750
sq ft at .004c . . 19 00
Dolpher Gagne, Yates' sub, lot 2,
4,750 sq ft at .004c
Heirs of Yates Est, Yates'
lot 3, 4,500 sq ft at .004c
Heirs of Yates Est, Yates'
lot 4. 4,500 sq ft at .004
Heirs of Yates Est. Yates'
lot 5, 4,500 sq ft at .004c
Heirs of Yates Est, Yates'
lot 6, 4,500 sq ft at .004c
Heirs of Yates Est, Yates'
lot 7, 4,500 sq ft at .004c
Heirs of Yates Est. Yates'
lot 8, 4.500 sq ft at .004c
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following,
which was adopted:
Be it, Resolved that the city engineer
• be and is hereby ordered to make a sur-
vey and plat of a proposed extension of
Willow street to connect with Rosedale
avenue and proceed as required by chap
ter 30 of the revised ordinances of 1893.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That West 17th street, between Clark
street and Cox street, be graded, gutter-
ed, curbed and macadamized, in con-
formity with the ordinance upon that
subject. That the city engineer ue and
is hereby directed to make the neces-
sary plans and specifications for said
improvement, and the city recorder di-
rected to give the proper notice for
bids and proposals for the performance
of the work; the guttering, curbing and
macadamizing to be done at the ex-
pense of the owners of the abutting
property; the grading to be bid in the
total.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. McEvoy offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved, By the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That no contract be let in the future
unless advertised for at least five days.
Ald. McEvoy moved that the time for
completing the paving on Jones street
and West Main street be extended to
October 1st, 1896. Carried.
Ald. Bauer offered the following:
sub,
sub.
sub,
sub,
sub,
sub,
Resolved. By the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That the city engineer be and is here-
by instructed to prepare plans and
specifications and advertise for bids for
grading 26th street extension from Pine
street to Burden avenue so as to open
the street for travel.
Ald. Bauer offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That 26th street, between Jackson
ann Pine street, be graded, guttered,
19 00 curbed and macadamized, in conform-
ity with the ordinance upon that sub -
18 00 ject. That the city engineer be and is
hereby directed to make the necessary
18 00 plans and specifications for said im-
provement, and the city recorder direct -
18 00 ed to give the proper notice for bids and
proposals for the performance of the
18 00 work; the guttering, curbing and mac-
adamizing to be done at the expense of
18 00 the owners of the abutting property;
the grading to be bid in the total.
18 00 Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bauer offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That Queen street, between Sanford
and Clinton street, be graded, gutter-
ed, curbed and macadamized. in con-
formity with the ordinance upon that
subject. That the city engineer be
and is hereby directed to make the nec-
essary plans and specifications for said
improvement, and the city recorder di-
rected to give the proper notice for
bids and proposals for the performance
of the work; the guttering, curbing and
macadamizing to be done at the ex-
pense of the owners of the abutting
property; the grading to be bid in the
total.
Adopted by the following vete:
Ayes—Aids Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Communication of the city engineer
in relation to change of location of
llth street elevator and extension of
street south of Grove Terrace was re-
ferred to the street committee.
Communication of the city engineer
in regard to change of grade and im-
provement of Grandview avenue was re
ferred to the committee of the whole.
Ald. Bonson moved that the action of
Capt. Kimball in taking his ferry boat
to Galena be referred to the committee
of the whole. Carried.
Alderman Bonson offered the follow-
ing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That sidewalks of
good two-inch plank, brick, stone or ce-
ment, be, within ten days of this notice,
constructed and laid in conformity with
131- Ropily/ /' .s'e,MxeoJ?,
.lune 1, 1896.
the ordinance in relation to sidewalks
as follows:
Four feet wide on both sides of First
t., avenue between Rhomberg and Lincoln
avenues.
Four feet wide on both sides of Reed
street between Rhomberg and Lincoln
avenues.
Six feet wide on south side of West
• Fifth street between Booth street and
Co:lege avenue.
Six feet wide on east side of Alpine
V street between West Fifth street and
Julien avenue.
Four feet wide on east side of St.
" Ambrose street between Willow and
Green streets.
Six feet wide on north side of West
i Locust street between Foye street and
Hodgdon avenue.
Six feet wide on east side of Ellis
✓ street between West Locust street and
Dorgan Place.
Eight feet wide on south side of West
allailligNi& street between Dell street
and Prairie street.
Twelve feet wide on east side of South
Locust street between First and Jones
streets.
Six feet wide on east side of Burch
street between West Third street and
Fenelon Place.
Where not already laid at the ex-
pense c,f aLutting property. Ad-pted
by the following vote:
Ayes—Aldermen Albrecht, Altman,
Bauer , Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert,
Lagen, McEvoy and Ryder.
Alderman Bonson offered the follow-
ing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That sidewalks of
good brick, stone or cement, be, within
20 days of this notice, constructed and
laid in conformity with the ordinance
in relation to sidewalks as follows:
12 feet wide on both sides of 12th
street between Main and Iowa streets.
12 feet wide on Seventeenth and Iowa,
abutting city lot 746.
Where not already laid at the ex-
pense of abutting property. Adopted
by the following vote:
Ayes—Aldermen Albrecht, Altman,
Bauer, Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert,
Lagen, McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bauer moved that the award of
jurors on the several streets be opened.
Carried.
The awards were opened as follows:
We, the undersigned jurors, summon-
ed to assess the damage ,if any, caused
by the opening of Samuel street be-
tween Southern avenue and Esther
street report as follows:
Lot 1, of M. O'Hare's sub A. Wender
owner, we assess the damage at $150.00.
J. HEROD,
J. W. HALPIN,
M. CARNEY,
M. J. MULGREW.
CHRIS. JANSSEN,
ROBERT JESS,
M. BROWN,
JAMES HAYES,
ED. RYAN,
THOS. KENNEALLY,
JAMES McDONNEI.L,
J. W. NORTON.
Dubuque, April 28th, 1896.
1. W. Halpin, Clerk.
Referred to the committee of the
whole.
Award of Jury on 26th Street.
Dubuque. May 28, 1896.
We, the undersigned jurors. find dam-
age to the parties named as follows on
the proposed extension of 26th street:
Fred Nohls. $ 25 00
Char:es Fanlon. 25 00
Julia L. Langworthy. 200 00
Geo. Burden 30 00
Total. $280 00
JOHN P. QUIGLEY, Ch.
E. O. Duncan, Sec.
J. W. COY,
B. WESTERCAMP,
OTTO ELWANGER,
CHRIS. JANSSEN.
A. M. DOWNER.
H. NAGELMAKER,
PETER SPECHT,
JAS. KANE.
JAS. McCOLLINS,
CHRIS. A. VOELKER.
Ald. Bauer moved that the award of
the jury be accepted and the several
amounts set aside in the treasury for
the parties interested, and that the
street be declared a public highway.
Carried.
Award of Jury on Mt. Carmel Street.
We, the undersigned jurors, summon-
ed to assess the damage, if any, caused
by the opening of Mount Carmel street
from Southern avenue to Herron Place,
beg leave to make the following re-
port:
Min. lot 50 and 50a and lot 47 of
min lot 39; we assess the damage at
one dollar, with the understanding
that abutting property shall not be
charged for any special assessments for v
improving the said avenue, for the
next ten years, unless by request of
the abutting property owners.
Lots 48 and 49 of min lot 39 at $5.00
for 48 and $10.00 for lot 49.
.T. HEROD,
J. W. HALPIN.
M. BROWN,
M. J. MULGREW,
ROBERT JESS,
JAMES McDONNELL,
.TAMES HAYES.
F.D. RYAN,
M. CARNEY.
JOHN W. NORTON,
THOS. KENNEALLY,
CHRIS. JANSSESN.
Alderman Cullen moved that the
award be accepted and the several
amounts set aside in the treasury for
the parties interested, and that the•
street be declared a public highway.
Carried. .44%
Award of Jury on G'o,.m Street.
l34' : k ., a i':
IReimlar Session, June 1, 18:11i.
1+3.5
We, the undersigned jurors, summon- suspended and that Mr. Schreiner be
ed to assess the damage, if any, by allowed to address the council. Car -
the opening of Malady street from Cur- ' ried.
tis street to Grandview avenue, beg 1 Mr. Schreiner addressed the council
leave to make the following report: objecting to the change of grade on
Timothy Dillon, part of lot 1, Stew- Cathenhie street and the award of the
commissioners thereon.
On motion the matter was referred
to the street commmittee and engineer.
Ald. Ronson moved that the several
jurors be paid $2.00 per day for their
services. Carried.
Ald. Bauer moved that the mayor
appoint a committee of five to investi-
gate if too much help is employed
around the city hal:. Carried.
Ald. Bonson moved- that when the
city council adjourns, it does so to
meet again June 9th at 7:30 p. m. Car-
ried.
Ald. Bonson moved that the city
marshal be instructed to submit an-
other name for deputy marshal to the
council at its next meeting. Carried.
Ald. Ryaer moved that the paving
committee be instructed to purchase
brick paving for repairing paved streets.
art's sub $320.00.
.1. HEROD.
.T. W. HALPIN,
ED. RYAN,
ROBERT JESS,
THOS. KENNEALLY,
CHRIS. JANSSEN,
M. J. MULGREW,
JAMES HAYES,
M. BROWN,
JAMES McDONNELL,
M. CARNEY,
JOHN W. NORTON,
Dubuque, April 27, 1896.
Referred to the committee of the
whole.
Award of Jury on Vav Street
We, the undersigned jurors, summon-
ed to assess the damage, if any, by
the opening of Quinn street from Valley
street to Rush street; beg leave to make
the following report: Carried.
P. Quinn, Jr., lot 1 of 2 of 33 ....$100.00
Jerry Sullivan, lot 2 of 2 of 33.. 75 00 I, Petition of G. E. and W. M. Davis
P. Quinn. Sr., lot 1 of min lot 33.. 25 00 in relation to extension of water mains
J. HEROD, on Grove Terrace was referred to the
J. W. HALPIN,
ROBERT JESS,
THOS. KENNEALLY,
CHRIS. JANSSEN,
JOHN W. NORTON,
JAMES McDONNELL,
ED. RYAN,
M. CARNEY,
JAMES HAYES,
M. BROWN,
M. J. MULGREW,
Dubuque, April 27, 1896.
Referred to the committee of the
whole.
Award of Commissioners on Grade of
Catherine and Angella Streets.
Dubuque, May 21, 1896.
To the Hon. Mayor and City Council:
Gents: We, the undersigned com-
missioners duly appointed and quali-
fied
uaali-
fied to assess the damage if any,
may be caused by the proposed change
of grade on Catherine and Angella
streets, would respectfully report as
follows:
l a.therine Street.
Geo. Schreiner lots 17 and 18 Quig-
ley's sub out lot 710, nothing.
John Heidenger, north 50x150 feet lot
1 Quigley's sub out lot 712, nothing.
F. W. Kringle, lot 14, Quigley's sub
'out lot 712, nothing.
Angella Street.
J. M. Kenety, lots 13 and 14, Quigley's
sub. out lot 709, nothing.
HEROD,
JAMES CUSHING,
JOHN TREXLER.
Bonson moved that the award
commissioners be approved.
Ald.
of the
Carried.
Ald. Bonson moved that the rules be
mayor with power.
Petition of Joseph Bott et al asking
that the sanitary sewer be extended in
alley west of Center Place to Rose
street, was referred to the sewer com-
mittee.
Petition of Wm. Schumm, remonstrat
ing against paying special tax for re-
pairing sidewalk was referred to the
street committee.
Application of J. P. Cooney for. the
position of deputy marshal was re-
ferred to the marshal.
The mayor appointed the following
aldermen as a committee to investigate
the matter of extra help around the
city hall.
Aldermen Bauer, Cullen, Ryder,
Altman and Berg.
Ald. Bonson moved to adjourn. Car-
ried.
Atte. f:
[� `!.....189.�p
Approved... ... /J
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136 Adjourned IReprelar Se8$ion, June 9, 1696,
ADJIOUR.NED REGULAR SESSION
JUNE 9th, 1896.
(Official.)
Council met at 7:50 p. m.
Mayor Duffy in the chair.
Present—Aids. Albrecht, Altman,
Bauer, Berg, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Petitions.
The following petitions were referred
to the street committee:
Vet:, ion of S. W. Upton in relation
to curb on east side of Pauling street.
Petition of T. J. Paisley asking that
crossing in the alley on north side 'of
13th street between Locust and Main
streets be repaired.
Petition of Anna Stumpf et al asking
that 14th street between Pine and Maple
streets be repaired so as to drain the
water.
Petition of Dubuque Construction Co.
asking to be allowed to excavate for
m..lerai on Cornell street was referred
to the street committee and attorney.
Petition of Richard Corrigan asking
that he be allowed to sell books with-
out
a license was referred to the mayor
with power.
Ald. Dennert moved that all petitions
of same nature be referred to the mayor
with power. Carried.
Claim of Thos. McDonald of $2.70
was referred to the committee on claims
with power.
The following petitions were grant-
ed:
Petition of Meloy Bros. asking that
the assessment on Block 5 Dubuque
Harbor Improvement Co.'s add be can-
celled.
Petition of the. Wartburg Seminary
asking that the water mains be extend-
ed along Fremont avenue to the $em-
inary.
The following petitions were received
and $lec'1'
ton of It. 1'. Eddy in regard to
being 1;rosocl.ted for violating a city
ordinance.
Petition of Mat Elgin asking that he
be refunded $5.00 paid for releasing
impounded animals.
Ald. Dennert of the special commit-
tee on the petition of Dubuque Fruit &
Produce Company asking for franchlse
to run a horse ferry at Eagle Boint re-
ported adverse to same. Report adopt-
ed.
Petition of C. M. & St. P. R. R. Co.
et al, asking that the C. M. & St. P. R.
R. C. be allowed to move frame build-
ing on Jackson street was .read.
Ald. Cullen moved that the rules be
suspended and that Mr. Johi , Pier be
allowed to address the council on the
matter. Carried.
Mr. Pier addressed the council, ob-
jecting to allowing the C. M. & St. P. R.
R. C. to remove their building as pe-
titioned for.
On motion the matter was referred
to the committee of the whole with
power.
On motion bids for the lowering of
Kniest street and 19th street were
opened and referred to the engineer
for computation.
On motion the rules were suspended
and parties desiring to were allowed
to address the council.
Mr. Zangmeister addressed the coun-
ci: in relation to the proposed im-
provement of West Third street and
objected to same as proposed by the
council
Hugh Talty also addressed the coun-
cil in regard to the improvement of
West Third street.
Ald. Cullen moved to postpone action
on the imrrovement of West Third un-
til the matter of the proposed change
in Grandview avenue be settled. Car-
ried.
Engineer Knowlton reported as fol-
lows on bids for lowering Kniest street
and 19th street.
Kniest Street.
Steuck & O'Farrell. $614 00
Peter Horsch 671 40
Steuck & O'Farrell being the :owest
bidders were on motion awarded the
contract.
19th Street.
Steuck & O'Farrell. $378 00
Peter Horsoh 448 56
E. C. Blake. 443 52
Steuck & O'Farrell being the lowest
bidders were on motion awarded the
contract.
The following bilis were ordered
paid:
Chicago times -Herald $ 4 60
B. Lagen 7 00
P. Linehan 22 50
Alderman Lagen moved that the en-
gineer prepare a plat showing the pro-
posed opening and extension of alley
west of Booth street, and south of W.
Third street. and proceed in accord-
ance with the ordinance on that sub-
ject. Carried.
City Marshal Morgan submitted for
approves: for deputy marshal the name
of James Agnew.
On motion action on same was post-
poned until the next regular meet-
ing.
Petition of Mrs. A. C. Wolcott ask-
ing that special tax for cleaning snow
from- sidewalk be cancelled was grant-
ed.
Ald. Albrect moved that matter of
sidewalk of Sisters on West Locust
street be referred to the street commit-
tee with power. Carried.
Alderman Cullen moved that Ben-
nett street be improved at a widTh of
50 feet. ,Carried by the following vote:
Ayes—Alda. Bauer, Berg, Cullen, Den
nert and, Ryder.
Noes—Alds. Albrecht, Altman, Lagen
and McEvoy.
.ji%jni(!J , I',,• es. ni7, Jtine 9, lN,lli.
On motion the rules were suspended
and abutters on Alpine street were al-
lowed to address the council. Mr. Dean
and others addressed the council ob-
jecting to the improvement of said
street at the present time.
Ald. Lagen offered the following:
Be it Resolved, By the the city council
of the city of Dubuque: That Alpine
street between Julien avenue and W.
3rd street be graded, curbed, guttered
and macadamized in conformity with
the ordinance upon that subject. and
the city engineer is directed to prepare
the necessary plans and specifications
for said improvement, the curbing. gut-
tering and macadamizing to be done at
the expense of the owners of abutting
property, and the 8th street and West
Dubuque street railway. That when
said plans and specifications are approv
ed by the city council the city recorder
shall advertise for bids, for doing the
work:
Resolved, further: That the 8th street
and West Dubuque street railway com-
pany be notified to improve and macad
amize in accordance with the plans and
specifications of the city engineer, all
parts of any of said street above order-
ed to be improved, on which any of its
track or tracks are laid from a point
midway between the rails of the track
or tracks to the width of three and one-
half (3%) feet each way therefrom and
said company is hereby ordered to tom
mence said work not later than the 15th
day of July A. D. 1896, and to prosecute
the same with diligence after it is com-
menced and to complete the same not
later than the 1st day of September. A.
D. 1896.
Resolved. further: That a copy of
these resolutions be served on said com
pany above named,• and that said com-
pany be required to elect in writing,
and to file such election with the city
recorder within ten (101 days from the
date of the service of these resolutions
upon it whether or not it proposes to
do said work itself or leave it for the
city to do and in event of the failure of
said company to make such election as
aforesaid it will be understood that
° said company does not elect to do said
work f as provided by law and the
city ordinance nce and the cost of said work
shall be ascertained, apportioned and
assessed by the city council against
said company.
Lost by the following vote:
Ayes.—Alda. Albrecht, Altman, Ban- I
er, Cullen Dennert, Lagen and McEvoy.
Noes.Alds Berg and Ryder.
1; i
and Dennert.
Ald. Berg moved to reconsider the ac
tion of the council in ordering Bennett
street improved 50 feet in width. Car-
ried.
Ald.Berg moved that Bennett street
be improved 40 feet in width. Car-
ried.
Ald. Cullen moved that the engineer
be instructed to notify the abutters on
Oak street to lay their sidewalks. Car-
ried.
Ald. Bauer moved that John Olinger
be given ten days notice to relay his
sidewalk abutting Boulevard addition.
Carried.
Aid. Cullen moved to rescind the ac-
tion of the council ordering sidewalks
laid on Oak street. Carried.
Ald. McEvoy moved that the city. pur
chase two car loads of Galesburg brick.
Carried.
Ald. Altman moved that the city
purchase two car load of tile pipe.
On motion the matter was referred to
the sewer committee to advertise for
bids.
Ald. Ryder moved that the resolu-
tions for the improvement of Alpine
street be referred to the committee of
the whole. Carried.
Ald. Cullen moved to
Carried.
Vest:
—
Aid. Cullen moved that the city dla -
borers be allowed to work on pay
and that they be allowed time while get
ting their pay on said day.
Ayes—Alda. Berg, Cullen, Lagen, Mc -
Carried by the following vote:
'Evoy and Ryder.
Noes --Alda. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer
Apr rl'e'd
adjourn.
{erarrle
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Spee it/ Session,
June 22, 1.896.
SPECIAL SESSION JUNE 22, 1896.
(OFFICIAL.)
Council met at 2:35 p. m.
Mayor Duffy in the chair.
Present—Aldermen Albrecht, Altman,
Bauer, Bei g, Dennert, Lagen, M'Evoy
and Rider.
City Eng:iEer Knowlton recommend-
ed .hat .1 glade be established )a 361,;i
street between Jack§on and Pine streets
Approved.
Ald. Albrecht of the street commit-
tee reported in favor of approving of
the plat of Union avenue sub division.
• Report adopted.
RESOLUTIONS.'
i Aid. Ryder offered the following,
which was adopted:
Whereas, The Dubuque Water Co. has
heretofore been ordered to extend their
mains on Dodge street from Bluff street
to Grandview avenue, and
W'Vheicas, In making said extension
it was the intention of the council that
said extension was to connect with the
mains on Grandview avenue, therefore
Resolved, That the Dubuque Water
Co., in making said extension shall
connect the same with their mains on
Grandview avenue, and in case of fail-
ure of said sompany to make said con-
nection the city will refuse to pay tor
any water plugs along said street.
Aid. Bauer moved that Mr. J. A.
Rhomberg be allowed to put in cinder
sidewalks on 5th avenue. Carried.
Ald. Dennert moved to reconsider the
action of the council at its last meeting
in ordering 5th avenue improved. Car-
ried.
Alderman Dennert offered the follow-
ing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That 5th avenue, be-
tween Rhomberg avenue and Peosta
street, be graded, guttered. curbed and
macadamized. in conformity with the
ordinance upon that subject. That the
city engineer be and is hereby instruct-
ed to make the necessary plans and
specifications for said improvement, and
the city recorder directed to give the
proper notice for bids and proposals for
the performance of the work; the gutter
ing, curbing and macadamizing to be
done at the expense of the owners pf the
abutting property; the grading to be
bid in the total.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Albrect, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Dennert, Lagen, McEvoy and
Ryder.
Ald. Dennert offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That the Chicago
Great Western Railway Co. be in-
structed to make the necessary open-
ings at 19th street and Garfield avenue
and to lower their track to grade at
Kniest street in accordance with plans
proposed by the city engineer, the work
to b edone under the direction of the
committee on streets and engineer.
•
Ald. Dennert offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved, By the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That the city en-
gineer be instructed to make profile and
submit grade of 26th street from Jack-
son street to Pine street.
Ald. Albrecht offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That the alley be-
tween ]4th and 15th and Pine and Maple
streets be graded and macadamized, in
conformity with the ordinance upon
that subject. That the city engineer be
and is hereby directed to make the
necessary plans and specifications for
said improvement, and the city recorder
directed to give the proper notice_for
bids and proposals for the performance)
of the work; the grading and macada-
mizing to be done at the expense of
the owners of the abutting property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Albrecht, Altman. Bauer,
Berg, Dennert, Lagen. McEvoy and Ry-
der.
Ald. Albrecht offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That the alley be-
tween 16th and I th and Maple and
Cedar streets be graded and macada-
mized in comformity with the ordi-
nance upon that subject. That the
city engineer be and is hereby directed
to make the necessary plans and speci-
fications for said improvement, and the
city recorder directed to give the proper
notice for bids and proposals for the
performance of the work; the grading
and macadamizing to be cloen at the ex-
pense of the owners of the abutting
property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Albrecht, Altman. Bauer,
Berg, Dennert, Lagen, McEvoy and Ry-
der.
A:d. Albrecht offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That 19th street,
between west line of Pine street and
east line of East Dubuque add.. be
graded, curbed and macadamized in
confdrmity with the ordinance upon
that subject. That the city engineer be
and is hereby directed to make the
necessary plans and specifications for
said improvement, and the city record-
ed directed to give the proper notice for
bids and proposals for the performance
of the work; the guttering. curbing
and macadamizing to be done' at the
expense of the owners of the abutting
property; the grading to be bid In the
total.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Dennert, Lagen, McEvoy and Ry-
der.
On motion W. M. Greenhow and M.
Mullen were directed to furnish new
bondsmen on their plumber's bonds.
Ald. Ryder moved that the city of-
fices be closed on Wednesday afternoon
so as to allow the officers to attend
the races. Carried.
4.
Special, Session, Jayne 22, 1896.
Ald. McEvoy offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved; That the city recorder be
and is hereby instructed to advertise
for bids for grading South Main street
from Charter street to Railroad avenue
in accordance with plans and specifi-
\ cations.
Ald. McEvoy offered the following
which was adopted:
Resolved, By the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That a stone cross-
ing be laid across Peabody avenue and
Vine street.
Ald. Dennert moved that the sewer in
the alley between Main and Locust and
1st and 8th streets be condemned as a
nuisance, and that Mr. Tschirgi be di-
rected to put in a larger sewer and
also :ower the same.
Ald. McEvoy moved as an amend-
ment, that the matter be referred to
the committee of the whole and engi-
neer with power, and to notify Mr.
Tschirgi to appear at the next meeting
of the council and show cause why it
should not be condemned if found as
stated.
Lost by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Berg, Lagen and Mc-
Evoy.
Noes—Alds. Albrecht, Altman, Den-
nert and Ryder.
The vote recurring on the original
motion was carried by tile following
vote:
Ayes—Alds. Albrecht, Altman, Den-
nert, Lagen and Ryder.
Noes—Alds. Berg and McEvoy.
AM. Ryder moved that the matter of
cleaning Cooler Creek be left to the
sewer committee, engineer and sewer
inspector with power. Carried.
On motion the matter of repair of
West Chestnut street was referred to
the street committee.
Ald. Berg moved that the marshal
be instructed to have obstruction re-
moved on Spring street. Carried.
Ald. Ryder moved that the police and
light committee and mayor be author-
ized to sell old lamps in cellar at city
hall. Carried.
Ald. Berg moved that the street com-
missioner and engineer be instructed
to repair and raise gutters on West 14th
sweet, from Bluff street to Prairie
street, also to repair said street.
Ald. Ryder moved that the matter of
repairing West 5th street be referred to
the street committee with power. Car-
ried.
Ald. Dennert moved that the matter
of license for selling patent medicine be
referred to the mayor and attorney.
Carried.
On motion the ordinance in relation
to discharge of fireworks on the 4th
of July was suspended.
Ald. Berg moved to adjourn. Car-
ried.
Attest :
Atmore•
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SIDEWALK RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That sidewalks of good two-inch
plank, brick, stone, or cement, be, with-
in 10 days of this notice, constructed
and laid in conformity with the ordi-
nance in relation to sidewalks as fol-
lows:
4 feet wide on both sides of First
avenue between Rhomberg avenue and
Lincoln avenue.
4 feet wide on both sides of Reed ave-
nue between Rhomberg and Lincoln
avenues.
6 feet wide on South side of West 5th
street between Booth street and Col-
lege avenue.
6 feet wide on east side of Alpine
street between West 5th street and Jul-
ien avenue.
4 feet wide on east side of St. Am-
brose street between Willow street and
Green street.
6 feet wide on north side of West Lo-
cust street between Foye street and
Hodgdon avenue.
6 feet wide on east side of Ellis street
between West Locust street and Dorgan
Place.
8 feet wide on south side of West 14th
street between Dell street and Prairie
street.
12 feet wide on east side of South Lo-
cust street between First street and
Jones street.
6 feet wide on east side of Burch
street between West Third street and
Fenelon Place.
where not already laid at the expense
of abutting property.
Adopted June MB96.
LANGSTAFF,
6-10-1Ot. L.
Recorder Pro Tem.
141 List of Warrant ;.
CIT WARRANTS.
CITY RECORDER'S OFFICE,
Dubuque, Iowa, June lst, 1896.
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
The following is a complete list of all
warrants issued by me during the
month of May 1896:
Name Purpose. A'mt.
T T Duffy, salary mayor . . $125 00
H G Gniffke, salary treasurer .. 208 30
T JCooney, salary recorder 116 65
M M McCarten, salary auditor .. 116 65
John F Stemm, salary assessor. 125 00
Jas E Knight, salary attorney . 150 00
Ed Morgan, salary marshal 100 00
Jno Carter, salary street commis
sioner . . 91 60
Jos Reinfried, fire chief . 100 00
Jno O'Connell, clerk . 88 35
Wm A Keap, clerk in recorder's
office . . 50 00
Edw Herron, clerk in treasurer's
office 50 00
W H Knowlton, city engineer 200
Jas Boyce, assistant engineer 100
E S Hyde, assistant engineer 100
Geo Osborn, city electrician 75
Chas Hillery, sewer inspector .
Jos P Traut, market master
Dr F W Wieland, health officer
Henry Henge, park custodian
M Eitel, fireman
Jno Essman, fireman
A Duccini, fireman . .
Jno Flynn, fireman
J Wiltse, fireman . .
Jos Tschudi, fireman
Ed Keas, fireman
C Gate, fireman
Jas Daly, fireman
Job Barnes, fireman
Tom Ryder, fireman . . .
W Ducey, fireman
J Schonberger, fireman
M Fahey, fireman .
T Meehan, fireman
Jas Rooney, fireman . .
D Ahearn, fireman
T Walker, fireman
W Hippman, fireman . . .
F Ganahl, fireman
Geo Girke, fireman
Jas Helmrick, fireman
Jas McFarland, fireman
J Murphy, fireman . .
A McDonald, fireman
F Essman, fireman
Thos Flynn, fireman .
F Kenneally, fireman . . .
Geo Beyer, fireman
Chas Kannolt, fireman
Jas Allen, fireman .
Wm McBride, fireman .
Robt Weston, fireman . .
A Heer, fireman
Jno Bauman, fireman
J J Murphy, police
00
00
00
00
60 00
50 00
50 00
45 00
60 00
75 00
50 00
60 00
60 00
50 00
22 85
50 00
60 00
75 00
50 00
60 00
60 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
60 00
60 00
60 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
60 00
75 00
60 00
60 00
50 00
50 00
60 00
60 00
50 00
50 00
17 60
14 55
75 00
Jno Raesle. police 75 00
Frank Carney, police . 62 00
B Brennan, police 50 00
Bart Cain, police 34 65
Kate Hibbe, police matron . 39 60
Jno Loetscher, police 51 65
P McNerney, police . . 51 65
Tom Reilly, police ... . 51 65
J Fitzpatrick. police . . . 51 65
Dan Norton, police . . . 51 65
Jas Allen, police 51 65
John Reuter, police . 51 65
J Flynn, police 51 65
Edw Moore, police 50 00
M Kilty, police 51 65
P Sutton, police 51 65
M Craugh, police 50 00
P Sullivan, police . . 51 65
P Powers, police . . 51 65
Frank Rhomberg, police 51 65
Jno Rooney, police . 51 65
I Manhoff, police 51 65
Wm O'Brien, police . . 50 00
Jas O'Halloran, police . . . 51 65
Jno Hilson, police .. 51 65
Jno Murphy, police . 51 65
Jno Noel, police 51 65
Wm Hennessey, police 51 65
Jas Carter, police 51 65
Peter Scharf, police ... 50 00
P McCollins, police 50 00
Jos Secrist, police 50 00
P Hanlon, police 50 00
P Hanlon, podice . 50 00
D Lavery, police . 50 00
Wm Frith, police 51 65
Tom Sweeney, police . 50 00
Wm Howard, police . . . 60 00
Jno Pullens, pound master . 50 00
Thos Ahearn, laborer . 22 30
M Abitz, labor . 17 25
J Albrecht, labor . 20 25
M Arthofer, labor . . . 17 55
A Alderson, labor . 10 15
Sam Allen, labor . 19 25
M Ahearn, labor . . 10 80
Nick Adam, labor . 19 60
Ernest Ament, labor . 5 40
M Brady, labor . 1 35
Jno Byrne, labor .. 19 95
Wm Brackett, labor . . 3 40
Chas Blicher, labor . . 4 05
Chas Bremer, labor . . . . 7 45
A Boleyn, labor . 2 70
H Berry, labor . 10 15
Jac Brick, labor . 23 55
Paul Becker, labor . . . 22 30
P Brandenberger, labor 10 80
Chas Buse, labor . 23 30
John Boettke, labor . . 1 35
H Brennan, labor . 8 80
Chas Burkhart, labor . 23 30
Fred Buelow, labor . 1 35
Ed Behrens, labor . 70
M Beckius, labor . 10 15
Jac Bruner, labor . 6 10
J Brochetbrach, labor . 7 45
Ernst Behrens, labor . 6 75
F Belz, labor . 7 10
A Becker, labor . • 5 75
Fred Bauman, labor 2 40
ixt int (lrotittR.
H Bren, labor
J Brown, labor
Jas Butler, labor .
Jno Burke, labor .
P Burke, labor .
Jos Blocher, labor
P Breen, labor .
J Baumgartner, labor
J Bechtel, labor .
R Burns, labor .
Thos Boyce, labor
Chas Beyer, labor
Jas Bennett, labor .
H Breen, labor .
Jas Boyd, labor .
C Buelou, labor .
Frak Bieger, labor
D Corcoran, labor
M Carmody, labor
Jas Cahill, labor
Jno Corbett, labor
L Corcoran, labor
F Cherry, labor .
W Crumpwell, labor
Geo Curry, labor . . .
M Cunningham, labor .
Coppersmith, labor
P Capritz, labor
Wm Coughlin, labor . .
J Callahan, labor
J Coyne. labor
Steph. Cain. labor
Jas Connolly, labor
Jerry Cahill ,labor
M Coyle, labor
Jas Carville. labor
Theo Cole, labor
Thos Cahill. labor
H Connell, labor
Wm Cunningham, labor
B Conlin, labor
R Corrigan, labor
M Crahan, labor
M Collinson, labor
Thos Corvill, labor
Wm Carter, labor
C Clements. labor
Dave Crotty, labor
P Dempsey, labor
M Dudursky, labor
J Dittman, labor
141
21 60 Christ Fischer, Jr, labor .
4 05 Christ Frohs, labor . . . .. .
19 10 ' P Farrell, labor .
21 60 Christ Fischer, Sr,
22 95 P Fitzgerald, labor .
11 50 R Flick, labor . .
9 45 J Flicklicker, labor . .
3 10 J Fix, labor
2 70 M Fetschdle. labor .
19 25 P Tasselius, labor .
10 50 Emil Flutschinger, labor . .
6 00 John Flutschinger, labor .
38 25 Dan Fox, labor . .
1 35 M Fagan, labor . .
24 30 M Farrell, labor
9 45 Adam Fluetsch, labor .
4 75 H Fries, labor
22 30
16 55
20 30
21 95
11 50 B Glass, labor . .
8 10 Jos Genzel, labor
16 55 Geo Gow, labor
2 70 Jos Ginter, labor
9 45 J M Garrison, labor
1 50 Wm Grobe. labor .
2 40 Wm Gow, labor
24 65 H Galle, labor
24 00 C Grunzig, labor
J Grab, labor
H Grade. labor .
Wm Gross, labor
John Gehr, labor
H Gherst, labor
P Ginter, labor
M Differding, labor
Jac Driscoll, labor
Jas Doyle, labor
Jno Dougherty, labor .
Ed Desmond, labor . .
M Dumpily, labor
Ed Daley, labor
Dan Donovan, labor
Ed Dilger, labor
JC Dopler, labor
Jno Donaldson, labor .
P Dafontin, labor
J Dixon, labor
Jno Everett, labor
Chas Ellerman, labor
Steph Eustis, labor
Jno Eagan, labor
Jno Enright, labor
L Fritz, labor
Louis Tenner, labor . .
8 80
13 50
21 30
28 35
19 25
1 35
8 10
12 15
21 30
12 15
4 40
2 70
24 65
27 35
23 65
16 90
2 05
. 38 25
22 95
22 95
5 75
15 90
17 55
17 25
21 60
23 30
9 45
8 45
10 15
13 20
24 00
19 60
12 50
70
70
9 15
11 85
24 30
21 60
4 05
18 60
70
21 95
70
2 40
19 25
.25 90
15 55
19 95
10 15
4 05
18 90
19 95
F Herzog, labor 19 95
A Hoffman, labor . 9 80
Adam Hart, labor 12 15
John Hayes, labor 23 60
C Hennings, labor 1 35
Geo Hughes, labor 9 45
Chas Heck, labor 19 95
A Henderson, labor 1 35
F Hardie, labor 22 75
Jerry Hogan, labor 22 95
J Hafey, labor 24 30
M Houhes, labor . 14 85
M Hanley, labor 19 95
J Hanley, labor 20 25
Jas Hird, Sr, labor 20 25
14 20
4 76
9 80
P Furry. labor . .
Wm Flanagan. labor
R Fuhrman, labor
Dom Frank, labor
24 30
4 75
24 30
20 95
22 30
2 05
22 95 P Greden, labor
21 60 Jas Gillaspie, labor
19 60 • P Grew, labor .
Jos Greenwood, labor
• Wm Granfield, labor
John Giessler, labor
Reuben Grimes, labor
T Groner, labor
P Greason, labor
John Gherst, labor .
M Hardie, labor
H Henkel, labor
D Hamen, labor
3 Huber, labor
N Hilger, labor
19 95
18 90
5 40
21 60
22 65
20 60
54 00
16 55
18 25
19 25
16 20
10 15
22 65
65 25
30 00
24 65
17 55
17 25
25 50 '
16 20
8 80
2 70
4 00
5 40
15 90
8 10
17 55
8 10
22 95
3 90
19 60
17 90
Geo Hencklein, labor
H Haas, labor
Jas Hird, Jr, labor
Ambrose Hird, labor .
Jas Hooten, labor .
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List of 11'(Prrom's.
Jas Hayes, labor .
A Holmes, labor . .
Matt Helwig, labor .
Jno Henikel, labor .
Ellis Joyce, labor .
A Johnson, labor .
P Jacobi, labor .
Wm Juergens, labor .
E S King, labor .
L Knoche!, labor .
C Kaufman, labor .
J Karsch, labor .
M Klein, labor .
J Kremer, labor .
C Knabel, labor . .
Wm Koehler, labor .
Theo Klasky, labor
Chas Karus, labor .
H Kertz, labor
C Kerchon, labor .
M Kessler, labor
F Kaufman, labor
P Krocheska, labor . .
M Kass, labor . .
M Karsch, labor .
J Knees, labor
Fred Kruse, labor .
Jac Kruse, labor
John Kinsella, labor
Peter Kien, labor
H Kehr, labor . .
Tim Kelly, labor . .
H Kremps, labor
Chr. Kauffman, labor
John Kelly, labor . .
P Kinney, labor . .
N Koner, labor
F Krentz, labor
Jos Krentz, labor
M Korscheik, labor
A C Knapp, labor .
Peter Kremer, labor . .
F Kummurle, labor
Chas Krentz, labor
Fred Krueger, labor
Wm Leik, labor . .
M Leilack, labor . .
Jo Lavi, labor
Carl Lierheimer, labor . .
Geo Lutz, labor
C Luchterhand, labor . .
Wm Lavine, labor .
J Lutz, labor . .
H Luchterhand, labor
F Lassance, labor
H Lembke, labor
H Luck, labor
F Liederman, labor . .
F Luchterhand, labor
John Leidinger, labor .
M Loes, labor
P Leidinger, labor . .
Pat Lynch, labor
Aug Lange, labor
Jas Maroney, labor
Thos Mullqueeney, labor
Jas Meley, Sr, labor
Thos Murray, labor .
J Moslin, labor .
Jos Martinette, labor
Robt Miller, labor
17 25 A Manderscheit, labor . 15 20
24 30
15 90 M McCone, labor .
10 80
9 80 Ernst Meeker, labor . 21 60
4 75 H Miller, labor
21 95 F Mink, labor . .
21 60
1 05
21 60 ' L Meurisse, labor . 16 55
26 00 T Meloy, labor .
35 10 Jas Meloy, Jr 21 60
9 15 Jno Maas, labor . . 5 10
18 90 Thos Meggison, labor 15 20
29 40 H Mareska• labor . 2 05
16 55 P Murphy, labor 53 50
j7 25 F 14lurphy, labor . 27 75
8 10 P Murray, labor 23 65
2 70 P Moran, labor 24 30
15 20 Carl Meckelburg, labor 5 40
11 15 Jac Meuser, labor 13 51)
8 80 M Mahoney, labor . 24 75
10 80 1. Maher, labor . 2 05
1 35 Jno Mullen, labor 21 75
8 80 P Mohan, labor 22 95
1 05 M Murphy, labor 22 30
18 60 M Maher, labor . 12 15
9 45 M McNamara, labor . 21 95
1 35 A McGuan, labor . 22 95
22 65 Thos McDonald, labor . 22 30
22 30 J H McDonald, labor 16 20
7 45 J McCaffrey, labor . 6 75
51 00 B McCormack, labor . .. 23 65
43 35 B McCaffrey, labor 22 30
25 00 J McQuillan, labor 22 75
6 10 P McMullen, labor 24 30
12 85 Wm McDermott, labor . 26 00
5 40 J McCormick, labor 24 30
15 90 M McCone, labor 42 30
35 10 J McNulty, labor 24 30
5 75 L McEvoy, labor 24 30
5 75 J McCarron, labor . 22 95
5 10 F McCarron, labor . 5 40
5 75 P McPoland, labor . 15 20
14 20 P McNulty, labor . 18 90
19 25 M McCarten, labor . 25 50
4 05 B McCoy, labor . 70
4 40 P McCarten, labor . 11 50
6 10 J McGee, labor . 24 30
4 75 M Nuten, labor . 17 55
17 25 F Nink, labor . 11 50
17 25 H Nank, labor . . 70
15 20 Jno Nutz, labor . 21 95
19 60 Wm Nolan, labor . 5 75
14 20 Phil Newman, labor . 3 40
9 80 Jno Nagle, labor 2 70
4 40 Jno O'Halloran, labor 6 10
14 20 Chas Otto, labor . 17 25
12 15 Fred Otto, labor . 7 80
17 90 Julius Otto, labor 13 20
17 55 F Oswald, labor . 19 25
7 10 M O'Connell, labor . 16 65
1 05 Jno O'Brien, labor . 7 45
29 95 P O'Brien, labor . 24 65
29 40 Jas O'Shea, labor . 11 15
2 05 M O'Marra, labor . 12 15
19 25 C B O'Neill, labor . 24 30
19 60 Jno O'Dea, labor . 26 25
21 95 Jas O'Brien, labor 33 00
21 95 M Prosser, labor . 9 15
1 05 C H Pierce, labor . 17 90
14 55 Anton Peter, labor . 11 85
70 Jac Peryon, labor . 12 50
9 80 Wm Papentein, labor 8 80
11 50 J Pfeiffer, labor . 22 95
List of 1I Vll'l null•,'.
Nick Petz, labor .
G Paar, labor
Herm. Price, labor . .
M Pettite, labor
Chas Prieb, labor
.Tos Phelan, labor on bridge
Fred Pelz, labor
Jas Powers, labor
.Tas Purcell, labor
D powers, labor
Wm Quinlan, labor
Jas Quinn, labor
P Quinn, Sr
J Remus, labor
F Remus, labor
F Radloff. labor
Wm Rehfeld, labor
Fred Rieger, labor
A Reuter, labor
Wm Rieman. labor
Geo Rink, labor
John Raetz, labor •
Thos Ryan, labor .
Chas Reibesch, labor
Otto Ries, labor
Ed Rittenberg, labor
Jac Roesner, labor
Henry Rink, labor . .
Matt Reiseck, labor
Wm Rousch, labor
Wm Raymond, labor
T Reilly, labor
Chas Reilly, labor
M Reinhart, labor . .
P Smith, labor
D Sullivan, labor . . ......
Jno Sanders, labor
Otto Schlaegel, labor . . .
J Schemmel, labor .
Nick Schroeder, labor . .
Jos Stadl, labor . . • • • • •
Peter Schiltz, labor . .
Jos Schmitt, labor .
Chas Schaetzle, labor •
'Wm Scharf, labor .
F Selle, labor . .
A Schmidt, labor . .
L Steines, labor . .
Jno Steffes, labor . .
Geo Sutter, labor . .
Aug Schelsky, labor . .
Peter Stoffer, labor . .
Simon Schaetzle, labor .
Steph Steible, labor . . .
Aug Seik, labor
J L Sullivan, labor . •
J Schroeder, labor .
Gust Schulz, labor , .
M Scheirock, labor
'Geo Sohon, labor
M Specht, labor
J Scheidecker, labor . ,
Geo Schnee, labor
'Geo Schlaegel, labor . ,
Fixdore Schanker, labor
Wm Schwaegler, labor
2 05 i' J Spies, labor . 2 70
1 35 i Nic Sweeney, labor . . 22 95
5 40 M Sullivan, labor 24 30
1 35 1 F Strommeyer, labor . 21 60
2 70 I Mile Shea, labor . . 22 30
24 00 M Schollard, labor . 22 95
70 I Wm Spensley, labor . 14 25
24 30 Jno Sackman, labor . 5 40
22 30 .T Stephens, labor . 8 80
24 30 j P Sadler, labor . 5 75
18 60 I \Vin Sheehan, labor . . 18 00
5 40 , J Sullivan, labor . 21 30
5 40 S Sebald, labor 7 10
8 10 j \\"m Travis, labor . 11 50
15 90 Jno Twigg, labor . 17 55
17 55 H Tippe, labor . 14 55
2 70 I Jos Tacke, labor . 8 80
15 55 , 'Theo Thill, labor 23 65
24 30L Trentlein, labor . 21 60
35 Wm Tinkham, labor .. 21 60
11 15 R Tregilgus, labor 1 35
28 90 J Talty, labor . . 22 65
21 60 Win Taylor, labor . 7 SO
5 75 Jas Thomas, labor 13 20
7 80 Chris Underberg, labor 10 80
2 70Chas Vincent, labor 17 55
5 10 Fred Volscher, labor . 18 60
9 ' J Vornhak, labor 7 45
9 45 Peter Weitz. labor . 20 95
2 05 Nick Wombach, labor 15 90
3 05 Aug Witty, labor 20 95
19 60 Ed Winkelman, labor . 17 25
18 90 Peter Weirock, labor . 13 20
4 40 'I Ed Welsh, labor . 15 55
18 90 Peter Wagner, labor 21 30
4 05 AWandraschek, labor .. 8 80
80
17 25 I Jno Welsh, labor . 24 30 1 35
. , , , ., 9 15 Jno Wolf, labor
8 10 Jno Witty, labor
16 55 Nick Wagner, labor . .... • • • • • • 2 705
2 70
17 55 Jno Witt, labor 1 70
, .. , 21 75 Edw Ward, labor .. 17 70
15 55 H Weidenbacher, labor .
, , , , .. 15 55 Peter Wertin, bridge labor • • • .. 40 75
5
6 45 Jno Welsh, labor . 25 70
24 65
...... 8 10 M White, labor . 10 80
, , , 14 85 Jno Welsh, Sr, labor .8 10
. 11 15 C Yoss, labor • • 11 85
, . , 21 30 J Yan, labor 7 45
, 16 80 Wm Yan, labor . 12 15
.......
3 40 Chr Yust, labor 14 20
• , , , , ., 22 30 Geo Yoos, labor . 2 70
4 75
21 95 Aug Yoos, labor . ....
10 80 I Ziedman, labor . 23 25
18 60 Geo Zumhoff, labor . 12 15
9 45 Jno Zuber, labor 20 95
24 30 W Zachina, labor . 70
14 85 Jos Zuber, labor g 70
12 15 Anton Zach, labor . ..... • • • 2 40
12 15 H Zogg, labor . • ...... • • "' • 123 85
24 65 A Zingel, labor . . ...... • • • • 33 50
19 60 Pat Ahearn, team . . • • • • .. • . ' 38 50
17 60 Theo Altman, team , • • • • • • 13 50
4 40 F Burns, team .............. 29 50
4 40 Byrne Bros, team , • • • • • • ...
17 25 Ike Beekman, team ...........35 50
35 950
2 40 Tim Byron, team . • ...... • • .
0
30 40 R Burns, team , • • • • • • ..... 9 95
. 39 505
25 00 C 0 Baker, team , • ...... " : 38 50
39 00 T F Cain, team . • • • • • • • .. i6 66
75 00 Walter Cook, team . , • • •
S Schneider, labor
Geo Stevens, labor . .
Jos Seik, labor
W H Stevenson, labor .
A R Stevenson, labor . .
List of l{rarr«utx.
F Christie, team . 13 50
Wm Casey, team 90
W Costello, team . 4 05
Bridget Costello, team . 4 05
Steph Casey, team . . 37 SO
A Conrad, team 12 85
T Crahan, team . 38 50
Bart Cain, team . 39 85
Tom Clancy, team . 16 90
I Dunkley, team . 33 75
Jno Duggan, team 17 55
Wm Dolan, team 2 05
P Dolan, team . 8 10
J Evans, team . 2 70
Thos Elliott, team 39 85
N Frith. team . 37 80
E E Frith, team . 21 60
P C Foley, team 41 20
Matt Gantenbein. team . 15 55
Jos. Grutz, team 18 90
Jno Gearey, team 41 85
Jno Garragan, team . 4 05
M Hammond, team 62 80
H Haggerty, team . 33 75
J Haudenschield, team . 24 30
Tom Heins, team . 10 80
Mrs Haley, team . 37 80
Peter Horch, team 12 85
Peter Jarding, team 41 85
Tom Kane, team . 27 00
H King, team 43 90
T Kenneally, team 30 40
P Kenneally, team 30 40
Wm Lyons, team 28 35
Jno Long, team . 40 50
P Linehan, team 91 80
J G Moore, team . . 85 75
F Mathis, team 25 00
A Mink, team 2 05
Martin & Strelau, team . 13 50
Jno Murray, team 31 05
Wm McGrath, team 41 85
Chas McGovern, team . 21 60
McElrath Teaming Co, team 46 60
Jno McGrath, team .. 38 50
J McCollins, team . 52 65
Jas McCracken, team 37 15
P S Norton, team . 8 10
T O'Brien, team , 5 40
Jno Nagle, team . 5 40
Pat O'Mara, team 9 45
Jno Parker, team . 37 15
Mrs Quinlivan, team . 37 80
Geo Reynolds, team . 41 20
Henry Schmitt, team . . 37 80
Jerry Sullivan, team . . 14 85
John Savage, team . 34 45
Ed Seeley, team . 41 85
J Sutherland, team . 37 15
Matt Theis, team . 40 50
Cath Tobin, team . 40 50
T Wolfe, team . 2 05
J Williams, team . . 41 85
Terrance White, team . 23 65
M Corbett, labor . 8 25
J Pfeiffer, labor , 8 25
T Meloy, team , , 8 25
J Cahill, team , 6 00
Jno Hillery, labor on sealer 45 50
Steve Rouseh, labor on sewer 45 50
C. T. Hillery, labor on sewer 45 50
•
F' Schilling, labor on sewer 40 25
B Hayes, cleaning around city
hall . . . . . . . . . 11 25
Adam Jaeger, labor on sewer 45 50
Wm Terry, labor on sewer 45 05
Jno McCollins, labor on sewer 8 10
Robt McGivern, sanitary patrol-
man . . . . . . . . . 50 00
Geo Bennett, assistant assessor. 100 00
Gotf. Gmehle, assistant assessor 100 00
Maggie Murray, type writing . . 1 50
C 0 D Laundry, washing towels, 6 00
Wm Geisheker, rodman . . 55 00
Jno Farley, rodman . 40 00
Jno McCollins, hauling saw dust 4 05
Frank Winters, filling on 18th
street . . . . . . . . 8 75
Jerry Sullivan, filling on 18th
street 2 25
Robt Mathis. filling on 18th St50
Jas Leahey. filling on 18th street 25
T J Donahue, filling on 18th St. 18 75
Mrs Koenig, janitor and lean-
ing city hall . 40 00
Mrs Kien. janitor and cleaning
city hall 20 0
J P Traut, board of prisoners .. 48 60
Pno Hoffman, janitor city hall35 00
Michel Gla den, work around
park 1 25
P Hanafan, labor . . 17 60
Wm Wells & Son, macadam 10 00
Albert Gasser, brick . . 5 75
J C Honer, plumbing and flush
tanks . 8 83
The Telegraph, election station-
ary . . . . . . . . . 122 30
The Telegraph, finance reports.. 91 80
The Telegraph, health report ... 3 50
J P Schroeder, cement, 15 65
W Baumgartner, tools . . 1 10
Key City Gas Co, coal tar for
17th street. 25 00
M Mullin, plumbing at patrol
house 2 65
McCarthy & Leahey, oats . ..... 19 50
M Brown & Sons. straw . 1 75
Peter Hansen. oil, brooms, etc. , 1 75
.1 B Stevens, labor . 8 10
Jno Butt, repairing tools . ..... 2 80
B D Linehan, repairing tools 3 45
Ham & Carver, blank stationary. 1 75
P J Milligan, sidewalk on St.
Ambrose street . 85 00
Peter Horch, filling on Leibnitz
street . . . . . . . . 100 00
R W Kemler, filling on 4th
street extension . 4 60
Jno Blake, sewer in Fenelon
,Place . . . . . . . , . 57 30
Jno Blake, sewer in Fenelon
Place . . 42 20
Frank Stoltz, repairs around city
hall . . . . . . . . . 33 05
Eichhorn & Bechtel, soap, etc 1 15
Little, Bruce & Co, lantern
globes . . . 1 50
Police & Telephone Signal Co,
weight sector box , 125 00
Wm Marshall, repairing fire en-
gines . . 154 27
E C Porter, drugs
Aug Wunderlich, horse shoeing12 50
Jas Levi & Co, supplies for fire
department 16 20
J M McKenzie, repairing engine1 50
T J Conlin, team and carriage 4 00
T J Conlin, hauling shavings 3 00
Jno Tibey, filling on 4th street
extension 222 90
P Clancy, filling on 4th street
extension 10 50
McElrath Teaming Co, filling on
4th street extension
Pape & Jacquinot, plumbing on
fountains 8 07
Ferguson Supply Co, tools 8 85
Hardie & Scharle, blang sta-
tionary 70 75
Harger & Blish, blank station-
ary
Headford Bros & Hitchins, man
ho -e covers
Edw Ryan, filling on 4th street
extension
Edw Evans. use of tar kettles
N H Schilling, repairs on 17th
and Clay streets
'Chris Schmitt, meat for police
matron
•Standard Lumber Co. lumber
Lois Lindenberg, nails, $3.25;
lawn mower, $4.75 8 00
'Ott Meuser & Co, lumber 66 00
Ellwanger Bros. repairing har-
ness
Reinfried & Jaeger, tin clips.
shovel and nails, $1.50; bas-
kets, nails and bolts, $1.45;
pad locks, police whistles, etc.,
$4.25 7 20
Bryan Donahue, sewer in 27th
street, $80.00; sidewalks on var
ious streets, $24.65 104 65
P H Halpin. water barrels,
matches, soap, etc . 27 90
'G F Kleih, hardware 34 55
F Schloz, repairing tools . 32 05
Duggan & Kane, matches, soap,
etc, $5.45; supplies for matron. 7 85
Dubuque Water Co, 321 hydrants
for April 500 00
Dubuque Water Co, 321 hydrants
for April 500 00
Dubuque Water Co, 321 hydrants
for April 337 50
Fraatz & Clark, drugs 2 80
Lear & Pflffner, horse shoeing . 17 00
E E Frith, hauling garbade, etc . 48 00
Kenety & McCann, sewer in
Clark street, brick, $11.25 . .. 391 25
Bart E Linehan, cement . . ..... 31 88
Mullen Bros, repairing fountain,
plumbing at engine house .... 13 40
Dubuque Construction Co, sewer
in alley from llth to 19th
street 136 25
Dubuque Construction Co. filling
on 13th street.... . .. 100 00
n
Dubuque Construction. sewer
in alley 11th to 19th .. 107 02
Dubuque Construction Co. extra
LiNt ,)t irarreint.v.
2 75
3 55
71 98
4 50
7 60
7 00
20 75
3 50
12 21
25 15
work on Clay street. .. 6 43
Carr, Ryder, Engler Co, lumber
for parks.. .... .... 3 30
Martin, Strelau Co., coal. 79 98
Noonan Bros.:, livery for coron-
er... . .. 5 00
Dubuque Rubber and Belting Co
rubber washers .. .. .. .... 65
Central Union Telephone Co.
telephone service.. . . 46 50
German Catholic Printing Co.
Jan 1st to May 1st .. .. .. 50 00
The Telegraph, 1 mos advertis-
ing.... ... .. 75 00
The Herald. March printing67 50
The Times, March printing.. 29 15
The Globe, March printing... 67 50
Globe Light and Heat Co. 100
166 67
lights
500 00
lights
500 00
arc lights
. 500 00
arc lights
14700
lamps for March .. .. ..
Star Electric Co, 305 arc
for April
Star Electric Co, 305 arc
for April
Star Electric Co, 305
for April
Star Electric Co, 305
for April.. .. .. ..
Key City Gas Co., gas.... ...... 81 45
Mechanics' Ins. Co, insurance for
town clock .. .. .. .. .. ..... 37 50
H. B. Gniffke ref excavation per-
mits ... ... ... .. .. 130 00
H. B. Gniffke, interest paid on
warrants.. .. .... . 500 00
H. B. Gniffke, interest paid on
warrants 142 92
H B Gniffke, stamps. new
horse 145 00
H. B. Gniffke. opening Highland 500 00
Place extension.. ..
H. B. Gniffke, opening Foye St. 500 00
H. B. Gniffke, opening Foye St. 500 00
H. B. Gniffke, opening Foye St. 300 00
H. B. Gniffke, coat and Vest but- 13 10
tons for police.. ..
Citizens' State bank, loan .. 500 00
Citizens' State bank, loan .. .. 500 00
Citizens' State hank, loan .. .. 500 00
Citizens' State hank. loan .. .. 5000 00
Citizens' State bank. loan .. .. 500 00
Citizens' State hank, loan .. .. 500 00
Citizens' State bank. loan .. .. 55000000 0000
Citizens' State hank. loan .. .. 500 00
5nn 000
.. 500 00
.. 500 00
Citizens' State hank. loan
t:.itizens' State hank. loan
Citizens' State hank, loan
Citizens' State hank. loan
Citizens' State hank. loan .. .. 500 00
Citizens' State hank, loan .. .. +000 On
Citizens' State bank, loan .. .. 500 00
Citizens' State bank. loan .. .. 500 00
C1117ens' State hank. loan .. .. 5000 00
r
C'lizens' State bank, loan .. : ; 00500
00
Citizens' State hank. loan ..500 00
Citizens' State hank. loan • • 500 00
Citizens' State bank, loan • • 00
Citizens' State bank. loan .. 50050 00
Citizens' State bank, loan • 500 00
Citizens' State bank, loan • 500 00
Citizens' State bank, loan • • 500 00
Citizens' State bank, loan ..
10; I, ..t „r' it''reraant8:
Citizens' State bank, loan .. .. 500 00
Citizen:' State bank, loan .. .. 500 00
Citizens' State bank, loan .. .. 500 00
Citizens' State bank, loan .. .. 500 00
Citizens' State bank. loan .. .. 500 00
Citizens' State bank, loan .. .. 500 00
Citizens' State bank, loan .. .. 500 00
Citizens' State bank. loan .. .. 500 00
Citizens' State bank, loan .. .. 500 00
Citizens' State bank, loan .. .. 500 00
Citizens' State bank, loan .. .. 500 00
Citizens' State bank, loan .. .. 500 00
Citizens' State bank. loan .. .. 500 00
Citizens' State bank. loan .. 500 00
Joseph Herod, team.. .... ...... 258 00
J. S. Garragan, team. . .. .. . , 27 00
J. Venn, team.. ...... ... .. .. 14 85
J. Van Holien. team.. .. .... .. 17 55
J. Decker, team .. .. .. .. .... 12 15
J. Murray .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... 28 35
M. Hanna, team .. .. .. .... .. 14 85
M. Riordan, team.. .. ... .. .. 27 00
J. Costello, team .. .. .. ..... .. 12 85
C. Messerknecht. team .. .. .... 18
Martin & Strelau, team.. .. .. 12 85
R. Mathis. team .. .. .. .. ..... 20 25
J. Strotz, team .. .. .. .... .... 9 45
Jno. Evans.. .. .. .. .. ........ 4 05
Wm. Warning, labor.. .. .... .. 39 00
Jno. Cahill. macadam.... .. .. 13 72
Louis Donovan. macadam.. ... 14 25
Bryan Donahue, macadam.. ... 19 65
Mike Farrell, macadam.. .... .. 30 00
Claus Hagge. macadam.. .. .... 15 00
Peter Jacobi, macadam .. .. .. 15 O0
Kien & Wilber, macadam.. .. .. 16 27
C. Karsch & Son, macadam .. 30 00
M and J Mahoney, macadam... 30 00
Larry McEvoy, macadam. ... .. 18 30
Jno. McGee, macadam.. .. .... 12 30
Wm. MeDermott macadam.. .. 29 10
Jno Malone, macadam.. ..... 22 05
J. G. Menkels, macadam... .. . 9 45
Thos O'Connell, macadam.. . 18 07
Mrs. M. Quinlivan, macadam... 5 85
Pat Ryan, macadam.. .... ... 12 75
Theo Paterson. macadam,.. .. . 15 00
Mike Sullivan, macadam .... .. 15 00
Schener, Simon & Frith, maca-
dam .... .. .. .. .. .... 8 17
L. Schilhave, macadam. 15 00
H. Tippe, macadam .... .. .. 16 35
Trentlein & Radusch, macadam43 50
Dell Gague, macadam .. .. 15 00
Ross McMahon, macadam.. 50 17
Fred Galow, macadam.. .. 21 52
Jno Loringett and wife, damages
to property on Union ave 325 00
I hereby certify that the foregoing is
a correct list of all warrants issued by
me during the month of May, 1896.
L. M. LANGSTAFF,
City Recorder, Pro Tem.
91
lot ee.
Public notice is hereby given that at
the session of the city council of the
city of Dubuque, held on May 4th, 1896,
the following special assessments were
levied on the real estate hereinafter
described, and that in case of failure to
pay within the time prescribed by the
ordinance governing sante, all will be-
come delinquent and subject to collec-
tion by distress and sale.
HENRY. B. GNIFFKE,
City Treasurer.
Chicago Great Western Ry., part
min :ot 315, lots 1 and 2 Smed-
'ley's sub. $ 75
Frank Russo, lots 11 and 12 Smed-
ley's sub. 18
L. Gieseman, lots 21 and 22
Smedley's sub 30
H. Bishoff, lot 29 Cook's add45
M. J. Loes, lot 32 Cook's add 25
II Hahn. lot 37 Cook's add 10
Theo. Buse, lot 39 Cook's add20
E. H. Shepply, lot 8 Hooper's
add 30
A. Shoemacher, lot 52 McCraney's
1st add 30
Christ. Jungk, lot 8 Jungk's add.. 25
Aug. Jungk. lots 6 and 7 Jungk's
add 50
D. Saners, lot 45 McCraney's lst
add 38
F. M. Robinsin est. lots 435 to 438
inclusive, Ham's add. 1 00
A. C. Wolcott est, :ots 262, 263 and
264 Ham's add.
M. H. McCarthy, lots 36 and 37
McCraney's 1st add.. ...
Pat Walsh est., lot 71 McCraney's
1st add
F. Wagner, lot 1, O. S. Lang -
worthy's sub.
T. Wilson, lot 66 McCraney's 1st
add
Chicago Greatwestern Ry., lots
60 and 61 Sanford's sub
M. C. Munsell, lots 33, 34 and 35
Hooper's add
Jacob Kuntz, lots 1 and 2 sub of
6. 8 and 10, Wick's add
H. Auredin, lot 74 McCraney's 1st
add
W. Hollnagel, lot 5 min lot 303..
Peter Meyer, lot 4 min lot 303..
Deming & Kiesel, lot 2 min lot
466 3
C. M. & St. P. Ry., lots 9 to 12
inclusive, B. 8 Railroad add
C. M. & St. P. Ry., lots 1 to 3
inclusive, B. 7, Railroad add
('. M. & St. P. Ry., min lot 107
Cath. Schuler, s1/2 lot 1 sub of 3
and 4 Stafford's add....
E. Hemmi n 1-2 lot 1 sub of 3
and 4 Stafford's add....
John Walsh, lots 3, 4 and 5, sub 1
of 5 of the sub of lots 11, 12, and
13 of n e 1-4 sect 13, 89, 2e
Peter Hansen, lots 1 and 2 sub 1 of
5 of the sub of lots 11, 12 aad 13
of ne 1-4 sect 13, 89, 2e
Geo. Burden est, lot 6 Burden &
1
3
50
40
30
50
30
00
75
50
30
38
50
64
66
47
18
25
25
63
45
(*.Ica Yotir,,o .
Lawther's add.
Lawther & Ryder, lots 7 to 16 in-
clusive, Burden & Lawther.'s add 2
M. J. Shannon, lot 83 O'Neill's
Riverview add.
B. J. O'Neill, lot 60 O'Neill's
Riverview add.
J. Naubaer, lot 61 O`Neill's
Riverview add.
Mrs. M. Muntz, lot 38 O'Neill's
Riverview add.
F. Swanson. lot 39 O'Neill's
Riverview add.
F. A. Bisbing, lot 116 O'Neill's 50
Riverview add.
W. G. Cox, lot 111, Cox's add25
Theo. Scharle. lot 109 Cox's add 25
W. G. Cox, lot 73 Cox's add 25
Mary Schroeder. lot 4 Buettell's
25
sub.
John Kearney, lot 3 Buettell's
sub
E. L. Allen, lot 1 Buettell's sub62
J. P. Schroeder, lots 3, 4 and 5
and east 27 feet lot 6, Little-
ton & Sawyer's add.
H. W. Rust, lot 7 and west 13 ft
lot 6, Littleton and Sawyer's
add
A. Hefting, lot 8 Littleton & Saw-
yer's add .
A. Keffler, lot 9 Littleton & Saw-
yer's add.
C F Gassman, lots 1 and 2 sub of
30 and 31, Littleton and Saw-
eyr's add.
D. A. Mahony est., lot 1 of 2 of 2 75
min lot 193.
Allen Schumacher, lot 77 McCran-
ey's 1st add.
W. G. Watters, lots 85 and 86 50
McCraney's 1st add . .
W. G. Watters, lots 96, 97 and 98
McCraney's 1st add.
L. Kaltenbach, lot 118 Mechanic's
add.
C. A. Voelker et al, lots 113 to
117 inclusive, Mechanic's add1 25
C. A. Voelker et al, lot 32 Schroe- 50
der's add .
J. P. Schroeder lot 20 Schroeder's
add.
J. P. Schroeder, lot 4 Schroeder's
add .
C. A. Voelker, lots 2, 3, 11, 15, 20,
21, 22 and 33 Voelker's add2 50
P. W. Crawford, lots 1, 2, 3 and 7 1 20
sub 2 of out lot 673 city
St. Joseph Academy, lot 468 city. 1 26
M. E. Church, n 166 ft lot 467 1 47
city 47
B. J. O'Neill, lot 46 city
James Levi, lot 2 sub s 1-2 lot
456 city. .
Robt. Waller est., n 34 ft lot 32
city
Syndicate Block Co., lots 29 and
30 city. •• •'
John Hennessy, n 28 ft lot 70
city. .......
A. M. Bush, m 19 ft lot 8 city....
J. Rowan, s 27 ft lot 532 a city..
J. H. Shields et al, lots D Dubuque
8a and
8 b sub w 1-2 B,
25
25
50
50
50
50
50
25
74
27
20
20
41
75
25
50
50
141
Harbor Co. add.
C. L. Pritchard, l
ort 1'2 sub w 1 2
BCI
1 Dubuque Habor Co. add
J. II. Shields et al, lot 2 of 1 sub
w 1-2 B 10, Dubuque Harbor Co.
add.
D. J. Hennessy, n 1-2 lot 536
city
R. n 38 feet lotl0 city ..
Peter Kiene Sr., lot 13 city
N. L. Alden, lot 232 city
R. Waller est, Iot 233 city.
J. P. Early, lot 230 city
B. E. Linehan, lot 229 city.
Bradley & McLean, lots 222 and
223 city
A. Goldthorpe, n 38.6 ft lot 219
city
W. G. Cox, lot 5 and w 1-2 lot 6,
Cox's add
John Koch, lot 16 Cox's add.
William Hintrager, w 42 feet lot
15 Quigley's sub out lot 710
City .
Joe Herod, lot 11 Wm. Blake's
add.
T. J. Paisley, lots 12, 13 and 14
Blake's add.
Jac Traut, lot 15 Blake's add
Jos. Traut, lots 16 and 17 Blake's
add
Paul Traut, lots 18 and 19 Blake's
add.
Hughes & Blake, lots 20, 21, 22, 25,
26 and 27 Blake's add
E. H. Shepply, lot 3 Cox's add
Jas McCann, lotl Dorgan's sub
F. Mertz, s 1-2 lot 216 city
Y. M. C. A., lots 168 and
city
M. E. Chatfield, lot 211 city
0tyeet lot
Allison and Bradley, s
233 city.
Mrs. A. B. Keller, lot 204 city
A. B. Ryan, s 52.6 feet lot 460
city
John Bell, s 2-5 lot 449 city
J. Bogoin, lot 253 city....
A. W. Kemler est., lots 281 and
282 city
John 'turner est., tot 283 city....
Schmidt & Kuehule, n 1-2 lot 293
city.
P. Kiene, Sr., s 1-2 lot 245 city
P. Mihm, n, 1-2 lot 245 city
Wni. Reche est., s 31.5 feet lot
443 city.
John McDonald, s 89 feet lot 2
McNulty's sub.
V. Me:choir, lots 57 and 2 of 56 S.
M. Langworthy's sub. . .
Jno Neuman, lots 15, 16 and 17
Nairn's add. . • .. ..
W. S. Jackson, lot 13 Deming &
Horr's add. . . . . .....
C. H. Eighmey, et al., lots 14, 15,
17, 20, 21, 22, 23 and 24 Dem- 1
ing&Ilorr'sadd. ••••••
Wm Strinsky, lot 19 Deming &
Horr's add. . .lot 13 .. M.
Mrs. P. Mackin,
LangworthY's add. . • • • • • • • •
J. Zangmeister, lot 14 S. M. Lang -
worthy's add . . . . ..........
50
43
10
14
10
14
33
23
26
16
57
57
26
10
25
83
1 07
•
GO
38
23
168a
21
25
75
25
50
50
2 13
31
25
13
1 07
25
57
58
57
20
26
38
16
13
13
13
70
50
•
25
25
25
90
25
25
25
145
U ci(tl Votlices.
Mrs. Ed. Blake, lots 1 and 2 S.
M. Langworthy's add .. . . . .
0. Reinecke, lot 13 Newbury &
Hale's sub
Julia Rhomberg, lot 1 of 2 of 2 of 1
of 7 of min lot 159
0. E. Guernsey, trustee, s 1-2 lot
1 of 2 of 8 of min lot 159
J. Zangmeister, lot 24 S. M. Lang -
worthy's add
D. J. Hennessy, lot 3 sub out lot
724 city
J. Hennessy, lot 2 sub out lot 724
city
Wm. Hintrager, lot 1 sub out lot
724 city.
John Hennessy, lot 723 city
Mrs. R. Scott, lot 8, Fortune's sub
H Conisgisky, 3 Burch's sub
Jno M Sullivan, lot 19, Wilson's
sub
Wm Hintrager, lot 6 of 7 of min
lot 79 40
J H Berry Est, lot 2 and 2 of 1 of z
1 of 3, Robt Brown's sub 1 13
Smith, lot 1 of 1 of 1 of 3, Robt
Brown's sub
Mrs Anna Whelan, lot 1 sub of
721, city
Watters & Dennis, lot 4 of 720,
city
Watters & Dennis, lots 1 and 2 of
3 of 720, city 75
W Wunderlich, lot 15, Fortune's
sub 88
W G Watters, Lots 49, 50 and 51,
S M Langworthy's add 38
D J Hennessy, lots 1 and 2, Kel-
ly's sub 50
F Freiburg, lots 6 and e 22 ft lot
5, Kelly's sub 30
A W Kemler Est, lot 15, Kelly's
sub 17
Nic Esch, lot 13, sub 703, city 19
Henry Guerdet, lot 12, sub 703,
city 20
Wm Reche Est, lot 17, Reche's
sub No. 2 . 1 50
J Schwind, lots 11 and 12, More-
heiser's sub . 1 00
F Boxleiter, lots 9 and 10, More
heiser's sub 45
A W Kemler Est, lot 7, Milli-
gan's sub 23
M Tschirgi,. Sr, lots 18 and 19,
Moreheiser's sub 50
Wm Hetherington, lot 3, Milli-
gan's sub 25
Tschirgi & Schwind, lots 246, 202
and 203, Woodlawn park add . 1 25
E Butt, lot 1 of 4 sub 13 of min
lot 172. 25
A W Kemler Est, lot 1 of 4, Robt
Brown's sub 22
Geo Gray Est, lots 2 ;3-4 and 5,
Gray's sub . 1 00
M and F Ryan, lot 7, Hill's sub 25
Key City Electric St. Ry Co, lots
5 and 6, Oakland Park add .. 50
C A Voelker, lots 51 and 52, Wood
lawn Park add
J Pecker, lots 151 and 152, Wood
,25
24
35
1 25
38
70
15
10
1 25
50
20
25
25
13
35
50
lawn. Park add
Wm Fuller, lots 153 and 154,
Woodlawn Park add ,
C Shannon, lots 1, 2, 49 and 50,
Woodlawn Park add .
C Shannon, lot 20, Oakland Park
add
Hosford & Kemler, n 88 ft lot
783, A McDaniel's sub
W G Cox, lot 14, Levin's add ,
James Forester, lot 16, Mt. Pleas
ant add
D J Lenehan, lots 3, 4, 9, 10 and
11, Home add
Jno Hennessy, lots 820 and 821,
A McDaniel's sub
Mich Cosgrove, w 1-2 814 and e
1-2 lot 815, A McDaniel's sub
Mary Weigel, lot 2 outlot 741,
city
Mrs Alice Goldthorpe, lot 3, out -
lot 741, city
W G Cox, lot 2 min lot 90, city
W G Cox, lot 3, min lot 90, city
Dubuque County, lot 320, city
Jno Fogerty et al, lot 354, city
Mrs Jas Foltzer, n 1-2 n 1-5, lot
479, city
A F Klauer et al, s 2-5 lot 431,
city
F Kennicker, n 1-5 lot 452, city.. 25
D Berry Est, w 1-2 n 1-2 lot 12,
Kelly's sub . . 50.
B J O'Neill, m 1-5, lot 475, city25
A L Matthews, n 40 ft e 111 ft s
2-5, lot 663, city 20
Tredway & Provost, lots 636 and
637, city . 59
W L Bradley, lot 150, city 18
E R Jackson, lot 632, city 16
M O'Rourke, n 1-2 lot 630, city 13
John Rienecke, lots 89 and 89a,
city 45
John Lucus Est, lot 566, city 73
C Flanders, lot 81, city 14
T Dolan, n m 20 ft, lot 83, city.... 10
A M Bush, n 2-3 lot 195, city 20
Key City Brl. Co s 2-3 lot 194,
city 20
Robt Waller Est, lot 234, city... 11
C H Meyer, n 1-2 lot 235, city.... 13
Farley, Loetscher Mfg Co, lots
357 and 358, city 50
John McCabe, lot 321, city 25
S J Goldthorpe, lot 324, city 80
R Martin, lot 349, city 20
Dubuque Cabt Makers' Assn, lot
343, city . 75
I H Keepers, lot 339, city 58
M. J. Conner's Est, lot 590 city, 75
Williams Bros.; lot 591 city 25
W. J. Burns, in 29 ft lot 592, city. 5
H. Kavanaugh, lot 1 of 600 city.. 20
N. C. Ryan lot 121 city.. ...... 75
Mary Lawhan, lot 4 of 601, city.. 25
St. Mary's Academy, lots 602a and
81% feet lot 602, city.... .. , 1 40
John Hennessy, lots 124 and 125,
city.. 60
M. J. Sullivan Est lot 127, city.. 33
Geo, Richardson, lot 128, city.... 25
50
50
1 05
45
1 25
25
1 50
1 00
85•
25
26
26
4 18
4 86
25
73
18
79
John Keenan, w m 100 ft lot 608
city.. .. .. .. .... 38
Mary McPoland, s 1/2 e 113 feet lot .
608, city.. ................ 25
Mary Ryan, lot 610, city.. .. .... 20
John Hennessy lots 725, 726, 697
and 1 of 694 city .. .. .... 3 60
R. Bonson Est, lot 1 of 31, city... 1 23
Mercy Hospital, lot 2 of min lot
66 .. 3 75
W. G. Cox lot 44, Corriell's sub.. 77
J. A. Rhomberg, lots 47 and 48,
and 52 Corriell's sub.. .... .... 1 40
E. H. Shepply lot 49, Corriell's
sub.. .. 25
Cath Rhomberg, lots 1 to 14 inc
Hill St. add.. . . 1 87
Universalist church, lot 638 city. 75
E. H. Shepply, lot 767 A. McDan-
iel's add.. .. •
J. McKinley, lot 2. McKinley's
sub.. .. .. .
Lorimier House Hotel Co. lot 5 g8
sub 654 and pt 688, city..
James Beach & Son', lots 583, 582, 1 50
581 and 580 city.. .. .. . ...
Key City Gas Co., lots 2, 3, and
4 sub 552 city.. .. .. 75
J. B. Richetts lot 5 sub of 5 78 a 33
and 579, city.. . • ••
J. S. Randall Est. lots 52. 53, 54, 2
of 55 and lot 1 of 1 of 55 min lot
39.. . 3 13
John Deery, lots 39 and 40 min
lot 39.. .
J. H. Thedinga• Est., s 100 ft lot
552a city.. .
James Levi, Lots 15 and 16 Levi's
add..
Eliza Doyle, e 1/2 3 and w 10 ft 2,
Newman's sub.. •.
John Talty Est lot 3 Stout's Dub.
W J Dolan lot 8 Levi's add....
11:1
Langworthy's add..
Wm. Hollnagle, lot 9a and n 23 ft
lot 9, L. H. Langworthy's add
Chas Hollnagle, n 1/2 lots 19 and s
% 20 L. H. Langworthy's add
J. Zimmerman lot 16 King's 1st
D. Mauer Est. lots 227 and 228 Da-
vis Farm add.. .... .. .. .. ..
Paul Traut, lots 3 and 4 Dunn's
sub.. .
Kiene & Altman, lot 1 of 239 Davis 1 10
Farm add .. .
James Levi. lots 237 and 238 Davis 1 50
Farm add.. •• • •
G. Baumgartner. lot 230, Davis 30
Farm add.. • • • "
A. F. Jaeger. lots 250. 270, 271 and 1 20
272, Davis Farm add.. •
23 Mrs. 252, Davis
Farm add uscher, lots 251 and s
13 ! Jac add :Marsh. . all. lot. 277, Davis Farm
.. .. .. .. ..
M. Kamer Est• lots 253 and n 1/2252, Davis Farm add.. ....... .
J. Vyverburg Est, lots 300 and
301. Davis Farm add.. .. .... •
John Kaep, lot 304, Davis Farm
•••add .. .
Geo. Salot. lots 15 and 16 West
add.. .
Dubque Investment Co. lot 2 to 8
inc. Linehan Park d Glendale
M. Riede, lots 1 and 2,
50 I add.. • • .. . •
John Doherty. lots 10 and 11.
50 Glendale add • . Paul
Paul Traut, lots 1 and
20 Tract's sub ..... ' . . .
G Tenhof. lots 357, 358 and 359,
17
Davis Farm add . . .........
24 A Glab Est. lot 375, Davis Farm
15 add ...........
R and E Langworthy. lots 153
Ellen Gleason, lot 2 sub 229 union e5
Tom Byrne. lots 12 to 19 inc Boand 154. Glendale add • • • •'•'
add.. • ' o R and E Langworthy, lots 223 to
Bon 228 inc. Glendale add ... • • • • • •
son and Stewart's sub.. • • • • • 2 00 Geo Wiedner, lot 234. Glendale
add .........
D Nickles. lot 232. Glendale add.
H W Butler. lot 213( Davis Farm
add . • • . . an ft lot 217,
45
20
35
60
50
Julia Rhomberg. lots 1. 3 and .)
sub 1 and 2 min lot 62 and prt
149.. .. 1 25
J. T. Hancock Est• lot 6 min lot 90
158 ..
S. E. Patch. lots 199. 198 and e 10 Adam Jaeger. s
1 1? Davis Farm add . ..........
ft 1 A.
Union add.. .. German Bank. lots 90 and 91: 1 20
Mr. And R Elliott lot 1 Harper's sub. 33 East Dubuque add • • .. East
Hall and Reed e 1/2 lot 105, Union 40 Ino pilmaier. Tr, lot 101, 30
add.. a " Dubuque add
Rev. John
io Fogertyd... lots 1.. and 1 90 L Meyer. s 42 ft of 92. L H Lang- 75
139 Maher
add.. . . • worthy's add . . • •
M. Maher lot 137. lots Union add..n• . 1 50 Emma Klaes. 4 and n 1-2 5 sub 87
J. Union
165 and 166. 60 and SR. L H Langworthy's add 30
TTnlon add .. M Graff Est, lot 3 sub 87 and 88, 15
P. Rhomberg. 1/ .. .1and 2 of 2 2 63 I L T3 Langworthy's add ......
1 of 3 min lot and .. .. . • • P G Altman• lots 13 and 14. Den- 60
M. Green. lot 7R ad 77. Union add • . . of sub 76 nd 50 nis sub . • • • • • • • • • ' ' ' ' • ' ' ' '
anC H Meyer lots 1 to 6 inc and 6a,
45
75
30
60
30
50
1 13
50
50
75
1 05
30
30
1 55
30
25
75
20
Frank .Taeger, s'2-5 lot 437. city ..
John Eichorn. w 1,4 lot 44 L. H.
Langworthp's add.. . • • • •
A. M Bavendick. n m 21 ft 12 L.
TT. T.angworthv's add.. • • . • • •
Mrs. E. Vogt, n 37 ft lot 12. L. H.
50 I • .2 50
King's Grove add . .....
20 Aots 2. 3 and 4 sub
rnd
24 1
25 and26, Wm Rebman a
11 sub . 1 00
J H Jecklin, lot 156a, L H Lang-
1.
1
150
0'1101(11 Setioc8.
worthy's add , 1 00
Anna B Doller, lot 149, L H Lang
worthy's add .
C Heintz, lot 147, L H Lang -
worthy's add .
John Spahn, lot 1 sub 146 and
146a, L H Langworthy's add50
W A Leathers, w 117 ft lot 45,
Marsh's add
Anna Kelly, lot 3 of 6 and 3 of
7, G D Wood's sub
H Dement, lot 2 of 1 of n 1-3 of
99, L H Langworthy's add 24
E J Schilling, lot 1 of m 1-3 of
99, L H Langworthy's add
St John Lutheran church, lot 1
of 2 of 2 of 3 of 10, L Kniest's
sub
Aug Gartner, lot 19, East Du-
buque add
E Langworthy's Est, lot 16 and
e 11 ft, lot 17, East Dubuque
add .
L Kaltenbach, lots 168 to 171 inc,
East Dubuque . . 1 05
Steuck & O'Farrell, lots 172, 173
and 174, East Dubuque add . . 1 13
Jno Wimmer Est, lots 175 and
176, East Dubuque add . 1 05
C H Meyer, e 40 ft lot 1 of 4, L
Kniest's sub 80
Chicago Greatwestern Ry, lot 10
East Dubuque add, pt of min
lot 315, lots 1 and 2 Smedley's
sub 2 of 10, L Kniest's sub 1 05
Chicago Great Western Ry, lots
60 and 61, Sanford's sub 1 00
Mrs J P Buehler, lot 3 of 1 of min
lot 314. 10
Adam Jaeger, lot 5 of 11, L
Kniests' sub . 38
C, M & St P Ry, lots 9 to 12 inc,
B 8, Rail Road add . 66
Deming & Kiesel, lot 2 of min lot
466
Peter Meyer, lot 4 of min lot 303,. 50
Allen Schumacher, lot 52, Mc-
Craney's 1st add . 25
C Denlinger, lot 51( McCraney's
lst add
Allen Schumacher, lot 69, Mc-
Craney's lst add . 25
M H McCarthy, lot 37, McCra-
ney's 1st add .
R Jones, lot 81, McCraney's 1st
add .
Allen Schumacher, lots 77 and 78,
McCraney's 1st add . .
W G Waters, lot 82, McCraney's
lst add .
W G Waters, lots 85 and 86, Mc-
Craney's lst add
Jacob Kuntz, lots 1 and 2 sub of
6, 8 and 10, Wick's add
Hooper's add . 75
M C Munsell, lots 33, 34 and 35,
Wm Guderian, n 1-2 lot 35. Cook's
add 70
J Fritsche, lots 3 and 4 sub 5,
Stafford's add .
M R Stendeback, lot 3 sub 1, Gel -
50
83
50
50
24 I
1 50
25
75
3 64
75
25
50
45
75
50
45
30
ger's sub
Linwood Cemetery Assn, lot 4,
E C Horning, e 1-2 lots 425, sub
1, Geiger's sub 55
sub min lot 472, .
Wm Hintrager, lots 22, 23 and 24,
0 Taylor's sub . 75
Theo Scharle, lot 109, Cox's add. 25
W G Cox, lots 73 and 111, Cox's
add
G R Clark, lot 5, Porter's add
D A Mahony Est, lot 1 of 2 of min
lot 193
A W Hosford, lot 57, Littleton &
Sawyer's add . 20
Wm Young, lot 3 of 2, G D
Wood's sub, 34 Voelker's add. 45
C. A. Voelker, lots 2. 3 and 33
VoeIker's add. 75
A. Heeb est., lot 30 March's
add 20
A. L. Matthews, n 40 feet e 111 ft
s 2-5 lot 663 city. 20
S. Hosford, lot 656 city 58
Tredway & Provoost, lot 637
city 10
John Babcock, n 21.7 feet lot 90
and s 28 1-2 feet lot 91 city25
John Reinecke, lots 89 and 89a
city 25
John 13e11, s 2-3 lot 112 city71
John Hennessy, lot 114 city 10
P. J. Burke, n 43.9 feet lot 117
city . . . . . 45
.J. Goldthorpe, lot 324 city 63
Jno Fogarty et al, lot 354 city73
John Faust est., lot 341 city 25
Mrs. J. Paw, s 2-5 lot 482 city19
Mary A. Thomas et al, n 1-5 lot
483 city . . . . . 75
Mary Wienecke, lot 479 a city38
J. F. Ackerman est., s 31.3 feet lot
142 E. Dubuque add 50
.John Hennessy, lots 820 and 821
A. McDaniels' sub. 88
P. W. Crawford lot 778 A. Mc-
Danie:s' sub and lot 6 Hether-
ington's sub.
J. G. Bailey, lots 799 and 800 A
McDaniels' sub.
J. J. Rowan, lots 792 and 793 A
McDaniels' sub.
Mary Weigle, lot 2 of out lot 741
city
Mrs. Alice Goldthorpe, lot 3 of
out lot 741 city
W. G. Cox. lot 3 of min lot 90
W. G. Cox, lot 2 of min lot 90
Jno Hennessy lots 1 to 8 inclusive
Levin's add
Jno McDonald, s 89 ft lot 2 Mc-
Nulty's sub
Wm. Hopkins, lot 16 McNulty's
sub and lot 1 of 2 min lot 88
M. K. Reynolds, s 1-2 2 of 2 min
lot 88
A. W. Hosford, lots 18 and 19
Kane's sub.
Jno Hennessy, lots 1 and 2 of Mob-
ley's Dub.
J. H. Berry est., lot 2 of 3 Brown's
sub
W. G. Cox, lot 44 Corriell's sub..
20
75
50
25
75
63
40.
38
255
25
4 63
1 50
4 13
50•
50
13
40
50.
50.
75
H1/ici.al N-ntiee8.
Jno McKinley, lot 2 McKinley's
sub.
Universalist church, lot 638 city
S. Sunderhaft, w 63 feet lot 643
city
Fannie Wood, n 7 feet lot 131
city and s 17.3 feet lot 132
city
Mrs. M. J. Sullivan est., lot 127
city
T. Rafferty, s 16 feet, n 48.9 feet
122 city
N. C. Ryan, lot 121 city
Shields & Watters, lots 8, 8a, and
8b sub w 1-2 B 1, Dubuque 32
Har. Co. add.
W. L. Bradley et al., lot 1 of 1 sub
w 1-2 B 10, Dubuque Harbor
Co. add 72
Amelia Hodgdon. m 19 feet lot 8 10
city .
Staples, Pelan and Wilson, n 2-3 50
lot 16 city.
Mrs. Alice Goldthorpe, n 38.6 feet
lot 219 city. 60
M. Frick est., m 1-5 lot 454 city26
C. Jungk, n 50.2 feet. sm 1-5 lot 25
460 city
St. Joseph academy, lot 468 city. 1 35
J. 11. Thedinga est., n 2-5 lot 461
city .
L. King, lot 14 Dorgan's sub13
P. W. Crawford, lots 1, 2, 3 and 1 20
7 sub 2 of 673 city
W. G. Cox. lots 38, 39 and 40 1 '24
Cox's add.
W. G. Cox, lots 34 and 35 Cox's
add.
W. G. Cox, lot 54 Cox's add
W. G. Cox, lots 59, 60 and 61
Cox's add.
J. H. Rhombe g,ts s,47 and 48,
73and 14
T. J. Paisley, lots
Blake's add .
.lac Traut. lot 15 Blake's add
Jos Traut est., lots 16 and 17
Blake's add
Paul Traut, lots 18 and 19
Blake's add.
B. B. Richards, n 1-5 lot 475
city.
Ryder Bros., s 1-2 m 1-5 lot 475
city .
13
75
30
12
16
08
78
78
Paul Traut, lots 3 and 4 Dunn's
sub.
Kiene & Altman, lot 1 of 239 Davis 1 00
Farm add .
James Levi, lots 237 and 238 Davis 1 50
Farm add . "
Aug Jauggen, lot 290 Davis Farm 30
add..
Geo. Salot, lots 15 and 16 West's
add....... ..
John Gillis,
Chicago Great Wesdtern Ry, 2 30
of 1 min lot 363 ...... . 1 00
M. Riedi, lots 1 and 2 Glendale 50
add. and 11 Glen
John Doherty, lots 10 50
dale add ........ •• •' lots 163
R. and E. Langworthy, 30
and 154 Glendale add .. .. • • .... 30 ....
Paul Traut, lots 1 . and 2 Paul
50
Traut's sub .. .. .. .. .
D. Nickels, lot 232 Glendale add.
A. Glab Est, lot 375 Davis Farm
151
H. W. Butler, lot 213 Davis Farm
add.. .. .. .. .. .. .... ......
Adam Jaeger, s 40 ft lot 217 Davis
Farm add ..
A. McDonald, lots 1, 2( and 3 sub
218 and 219 Davis Farm add
D. A. Price, lot 4 sub 218 and 219
Davis Farm add.. .. .. ..
C. J. Peterson, lot 1 Olinger's sub
C. H. Meyer, e 40 ft. lot 1 of 4, L
Kniest's sub.. ..
Johanna Frenzel s 1/2 lot 8 King's
let add .. ..
Jos Zimmermann lot 16 King's 1st
add.... .... ... ... ......
C. H. Meyer lots 1 to 6 inc and 6a
King's Grove add.. .
John Walsh, lots 3, 4. and 5 sub 1
of 5 of lots 11, 12 and 13 of ne 1/4
sect. 13. 89, 2e .. .. .. ...... ..
John Sheriden, lots 1 to 12 inc
Sheriden's add .. .. .. .. ......
Iawther & Ryder, lots 7 to 19 inc
Burden -Ryder add ..
John Wimmer Est. lots 175 and
176 E. Dubuque add .. .. .. ....
German bank. lots 90 and 91. East
Dubuque add.. .
B. J. O'Neill, lot 60 O'Neill's Riv-
erview add .. .
Elizabeth Kurt. s 1/2 lot 105 East
Dubuque add .. ....
Thill & Patz lot 254 Davis Farm
add.. .. ... .... ..... ... ...
20
75
75
25
50
50
50
25
50
NOTICE.
75
25
30
80
20
68
23
50
90
25
50
2 50
70
1 00
2 50
1 00
1 20
75
13
30
Public notice is hereby given that at
the session of the city (puncil of the
city of Dubuque, held on June 1st, 1896,
the following special assessments were
levied on the real estate hereinafter
described, and that in case of failure
to pay within the time prescribed by
the ordinance governing same, all will
become delinuent and subject to collec-
tion by distress
I
HENRY B. GNIFFKE,
City Treasurer.
For repairing sidewalk.
C G Wullweber, lot 52 E. Dubuque
$ 1 80
add.
Wm Hintrager, lot 13 sub 724 40
city.
Glab Bros.. lot 135 Finley, Wap -
les and Burton's add
John Olinger, lot 23 Boulevard 35
add. ..
Joseph Battro, lot 3 Glendaoe add 30
R and E Langworthy, 8
65
Glendale add. • • • 1 25
Ryder Bros., lot 72a city. . .
C L Pritchard, lot 12 sub w 1-2 B 60
1 Dubuque Har. Co. add
Gilbert Perry, lot 22 Nairn's add35
Theo. Merritt, lot 6 S M Lang -
worthy's sub. .
P W Crawford, lot 5 Hethering-
152
Iltji� iai otioes.
ton sub.
Alois Glab, lot 333 Davis Farm
add
A W Kerner Est., lot sub 703
city
Wm Schumm. :ot 12 Grandview
Place
F. M. Ellis, lot 11 Grandview
Place
Deming & Kiesel, lot 2 of min lot
466.
Wm and J McLean, lot 2 of min
lot 67
Arno:d Kemps, lot 101,L H Lang -
worthy's add
Rhomberg & Meuser, lot 225 Davis
add.
Wm. Zeipprecht, lot 23 Nairn's
add
Jno. Koch, n 41.4 feet lot 268
city
Francis Chapin, lot 8 Henson &
Baird's sub.
Glab Bros., lot 106 E. Dubuque
add
A. F. Jaeger, lot 270 Davis Farm
add
Ohas. Steuck, w 97 feet lot 5
Frisch's sub 75
Theo Bauer, lot 3 P. Traut's sub25
W G Cox. lot 2 of Min lot 90 75
W G Cox. lot 3 of Min lot 9050
James Forrester, lot 16 Mt. Pleas-
ant add 30
Thos. Ke:Iy. n w 1-4 lot 392 L H
Langworthy's add 40
Mary Haggerty, lot 214 Davis
Farm add 40
Clifford Ham. lot 370 Davis Farm
add 60
Chicago Great Western Ry., lot 2
of 1 of min lot 363 60
Mary Lenehan. w 70 feet :ot 20a L
H Langworthy's add . 1 20
.1 A Rhomberg, lot 51 Coriell's
sub . . 25
Henry Herancourt, lot 1, 13 5
Grandview Park add . . . 30
Mercy Hospital, lot 2 of min :ot
66 35
Otto Reinecke, lot 13 Newbury &
Hale's sub. 50
I' Wagner, lot 1 0 S Langworthy's
sub 25
Paul Trant, lot 35 Farley's sub75
Herman Boesch, lot 2 Broadway
add 35
Tim Dillon, lot 1 of 2 of min lot
46 50
For laying sidewalk on west side of
St. Ambrose street.
Chas Mettle, John F Kleinschmidt
Jno sub, lot 1.. . .. .... 5
Anton Fietschie, John Klein-
schmidt sub, lots 2 and 3.. .... 14 73
Jno. Kleinschmidt, John F..
Kleinschmidt sub, lots 4, 5, 6,
and 7.. .. ...... ... ......... 30 05
Herman Klinkheiner, John Klein
schmid sub, lot 8.. .. .. ...... 7 74
F. W. Kringle, sub 128 Finley's
add, lots 1, 2, 3 and 4 36 15
For laying sidewalk on East side of
South Main street.
25
45
45
1 10
1 10
25
70
50
40
45
40
40
40
30
73
, W. Kiesel, block 19 Dubuque
Harbor Co's. add, lots 5, 6, 7,
and 8..... ... ... .. 26 10
For laying sidewalk on north side of
Seminary street.
Ann Kelly, Cox add, lots 99 and
100.. $22 05
M. Brown Est, Cox add, lot 10813 50
J. P. Scharle, Cox add.. .. 11 25
For laying sidewalk on north side of
Edward street.
Ida Dement, Stafford's add, lot
31...... .. ... .$15 45
For laying a sanitary sewer in Clark
and West 17th street from West Locust
to Catharine street:
F Hamel, sub 2 of 670, city . 35 20
John Deery, sub lot 670, city, lot
3 . $24 00
F Hamel, sub 2 of 670, city, lot
2 . 35 20
Jno Hier, sub lot 682, city, e 51 ft
lot la. .1000
H Tipe, sub lot 682, city, w 144
ft, lot la . 10 40
Chas Reiley, sub lot 682, city, lot
1 . 21 60
J M Kenety. sub lot 682, city, s
w l-2, lot 2 . . 10 00
Wm Grings. sub 682, city, n e 1-2
lot 2 . 10 00
Jno Clark, sub 682, city, lot 3... 20 00
Jno Clark, sub lot 682, city, lot
4 10 00
Thos Reiley, sub lot 682, city, lot
4a . 10 00
J M McMahon, sub lot 682, city,
lot 5 . . 20 00
M P Gill, sub lot 682, city, lot 6.. 20 00
M P Gill, sub lot 682, city, lot 7.. 20 00
John Deery, sub lot 682, city, lot
8 . . . 20 00
J M Kenety, Quigley's sub outlot
709, city, lot 1 . 23 00
J M Kenety, Quigley's sub outlot
709, city, lot 2 . 20 20
Cath Weber, Quigley's sub out -
lot 709, city, lot 3 . 20 20
Cath Weber, Quigley's sub out -
lot 709, city, lot 4 . 20 20
Cath Weber, Quigley's sub out -
lot 709, city, lot 5 . 20 20
Annie McAllister, Quigley's sub
outlot 709, city, lot 6 . 20 20
Edward Milligan, Quigley's sub
outlot 709, city, lot 7 . 2b 20
J S Morgan, Morgan's sub, lot 21 16 00
Marg Roy, Yates' sub, lot' 1 19 00
Dolpher Gagne, Yaj,gb' sub, lot 2. 19 00
_Heirs of Yates Es't, Yates' sub,
lot3 .1800
Heirs of -D tes Est, Yates' sub,
lot4 . . . . 1800
Heirs of Yates Est, Yates' sub,
lot 5 . 18 00
Heirs of Yates Est, Yates' sub,
lot 6 18 00
Heirs of Yates Est, Yates' sub,
lot 7 . . . 18 00
Heirs of Yates Est, Yates' sub,
lot 8 . 18 00
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�(l/ Notice8.
NOTICE TO SIDEWALK CONTRAC-
TORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the city engineer's office of Dubuque,
Iowa, up to 4 o'clock p. m. Saturday,
June 27th, 1896, for constructing side-
walks of brick, stone or cement, where
not already laid, as follows, viz:
12 feet wide on both sides of 12th
street between Main and Iowa streets.
12 feet wide on 17th and Iowa sts.,
abutting lot 746, city.
Also for two inch plank sidewalk
where not already laid, as follows, viz:
4 feet wide on both sides of First.
avenue between Rhomberg avenue and
Lincoln avenue.
4 feet wide on both sides of Reed
avenue between Rhomberg avenue and
Lincoln avenue.
4 feet wide on east side of St. Am-
brose street between Willow street and
'Green sheet.
6 feet wide on south side of \Vest 5th
street between Booth street and College
avenue.
6 feet wide on east side of Alpine
street between West 5th street and
• Julien avenue.
6 feet wide on north side of West Lo-
cust street between Foye street and
Hodgdon avenue.
6 feet wide on east side of Ellis street
•between West Locust street and Dor-
. gan Place.
6 feet wide on east side of Burch
street between West 3rd street and
Fenelon Place.
8 feet wide on south side of West
14th street between Dell street and
Prairie street.
12 feet wide on east side of South
Locust setreet between First street and
Jones street.
All in accordance with specifications
on file in said office.
A bond of $100 will be required with
•each bid.
The city reserves the right to reject
• any or all bids.
W. H. KNOWLTON,
6-16-10t City Engineer.
Dubuque, Iowa, June 15th, 1896.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the city engineer's office up to 4:00
o'clock p. m. of Wednesday, May 27,
1896, for rep'.acing the macadam washed
from Kaufman avenue and from 5th
avenue in accordance with plans and
specifications now on file in said office.
Bidders to furnish bond of $200 that
contract will be entered into if awarded.
The city reserves the right to reject
• any and all bids.
W. H. KNOWLTON,
5-26-2t. City Engineer.
1:)3
the city engineer's office up to 4:00
o'clock p. m. of Friday, May 29, 189G,
for repaving, and repairing the 9th
avenue storm water sewer in accord-
ance with specifications now on file in
this office. Bidders to furnish bond of
$200, with bid, that contract will be
entered into if awarded. The city re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids.
W. H. KNOWLTON,
5-26-4t. City Engineer.
E To CONTRACTOn..; -
Sealed l.roposals will be received at
the city engineer's office up to 4:00
p. m. of Friday, May 29, 1896, for relay-
ing retaining wall on Leibnitz street in
accordance with specifications now on
file in this office. Bidders to furnish a
bond of $200 that eontrac will be enter-
ed into if awarded. The city reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
\V. H. KNOWI:I'ON,
5-26-4t. City Engineer.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
NOTICE TO SEWER CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals wilil be receiived at
the city engineer's office, city of Dubu-
que, Iowa, up to 4 o'clock p. m. Satur-
day, May 30th, 1896 for furnishing all
material and labor, and constructing
pipe sewers as follows, according to
plans and specifications on file in said
office:
An 8 inch tile pipe sewer in Avon
street and alley to Chestnut street.
Estimated length 400 lineal feet.
2 manholes.
An 8 inch tile pipe sewer in Cornell
street from W 14th street to May Place.
Estimated length 400 lineal feet.
4 manholes.
An 8 inch tile pipe sewer in Foye
street from Almond to Seminary street
and in Seminary street from Harold St
to Paul street.
Estimated length 1600.
7 manholes.
Bidders to furnish a bond of $200 with
each bid that contract will be entered
into if awarded.
The city reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. W. H. KN
EWLnON.
5-18-10t, City
er
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Proposals will be received at the city
engineer's office up to 4 o'clock p. m.
Tuesday, June 9th. 1896, for lowering
the surface of Kniest street from Eagle
point avenue to Garfield avenue and for
lowering the surface of 19th street from
Washington street to Pine street in ac
cordance with plans and specificabond cations
on file in said office. A
must accompany each bid that contract
ciillty reserves the right to reject any or
all bids. City Engineer.
6-4-5t.
W. H. KNOWLTON,
Dubuque, June 4th, 1896.
151 /)(sial Notice..
NOTICE TO SIDEWALK CON-
TRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the city engineer's office, city of Dubu-
que, Iowa. up to 4 o'clock p. m. Satur-
day, May 30th. 1896. for constructing
sidewalks of brick. stone, or cement,
where not already laid, as follows. viz:
12 feet wide on east. side Iowa street
abutting m 1-5 lot 454 city.
12 feet wide on south side 13th street
between Main and Towa.
12 feet wide on 7th street and Towa
street abutting lot 219 city.
10 feet wide on west side Bluff street
between 12th and 13th streets.
Also for 2 inch plank sidewalks
where not already laid. as follows, viz:
4 feet wide on east side 5th avenue be
tween Rhomberg and north end of im-
provement.
4 feet wide north side High Bluff bet-
weetn Schiller and Fengler.
4 feet wide west side Rebeeca bet-
ween Thomas and south end of street..
4 feet wide east side Audubon avenue
between W 14th street and Dexter ave
nue.
4 feet wide both sides of Curtis street
between S Dodge and Malady.
4 feet wide both sides Rush street bet
ween Quince and Villa.
4 feet wide both sides Alpine between
W 3rd and Dodge.
4 feet wide both sides Schiller avenue
between Garfield and High Bluff.
4 feet wide both sides Middle ave-
nue between Garfield and High Bluff.
4 feet wide both sides Fengler ave-
nue between Garfield and High Bluff.
4 feet wide both sides Grove Terrace
south between W llth street and Wil -
her avenue.
4 feet wide north side Kauffman ave
between Francis and Valeria street.
6 feet wide both sides Jackson street
between 19th and 27th street.
6 feet wide south side Seminary street
between 17th and Main street.
6 feet wide west side Caladonia Place
between Hill and W 8th street.
6 feet wide east side Prairie avenue
between W llth and Chestnut street.
6 feet wide north side W 14th street
between Walnut and Cox.
6 feet wide east side White between
Lincoln avenue and Eagle Point ave.
6 feet wide north side Eagle Point
avenue between .Taekson and Washing
ton.
6 feet wide north side Sanford het -
ween Jackson and Washington.
6 feet wide W 5th and Snmmit abut-
ting lot 1 Mattox sub.
8 feet wide north side Arlington bet-
ween Grove Terrace and Prairie.
8 feet wide east side Nevada between
Julien avenue and W 5th street.
All in accordance with specifications
on file in said office.
A bond of $100 will be required with
each bid.
The city reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Dubuque, Iowa, May 18th, 1896.
W. H. KNOWLTON.
5-18-10t. City Engineer,
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE:
To Thos Kelley:
You are hereby notified that in accor-
dance with a resolution of the city coun
til of the city of Dubuque for the re-
pairing of sidewalk adopted on the 4th
day of May, A. D. 1896. a special assess-
ment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the next regular meeting of
the city council, upon all lots and par-
cels of land on said improvement. lot
n w 1/4 in lot 39 L. H. Langworthy's
add owned by you and 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. 1896. and show cause
if any you have. why said assessment
should not he levied.
L. M. LANGSTAFF.
City Recorder pro tem.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To C. L. Prichard:
You are hereby notified that in accord
ance with a resolution of the city coun-
cil of the city of Dubuque for the re-
pairing of sidewalk adopted on the 4th
day of May. A. D. 1896, a special as-
sessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the next regular meeting of
the city council, upon all lots and par-
cels of land abutting on said improve-
ment. lot 12 in sub w 1, b 1 Dubuque
Harbor Co. add, owned by yon and be-
ing subject to such assessment. And
you are notified to appear at said meet-
ing of the council, to be held on the 1st
day of June A. D. 1896, and show cause
if any you have, why said assessment
should not be levied.
L. M. L&NGSTAFF.
City Recorder pro tem.
SPECTAT. ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To Theo Merritt:
You are hereby notified that in accord
ance with a resolution of the city coun-
cil of the city of Dubuque for the re-
pairing of sidewalk adopted on the 4th
day of May. A. D. 1896. a special assess
ment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the next regular meeting of
the city council, upon all lots and par-
cels of land abutting on said improve-
ment, lot 6 in S. M. Langworthy's add.
owned by you and being subject to such
special assessment. And you are no-
tified to appear at said meeting of the
council. to be held on the 1st day of
June, A. D. 1896, and show cause if
any you have, why said assessment
should not be levied.
L. M. LANGSTAFF,
City Recorder pro tem.
f yieictl ..Vu(ieeN,
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That sidewalks of
good brick. stone or cement, be, within
20 days of this notice, constructed and
laid in conformity with the ordinance
in relation to sidewalks as follows:
12 fret wide on both sides of 1211
street between Main street and Town
street.
12 feet wide on 12th and Iowa abut-
ting lot 746 city.
Where not already 1a1.1 at the ex-
pense of abuttting property.
Adopted Jure 1st. 1896.
6 ]Ot L. M. LANGSTAFF,
Recorder Pro Tem.
SIDEWALK NOTICES.
Resolved. By the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That sidewalks of
brick, stone or cement, be. within 20
days of this notice, constructed and
laid in conformity with the ordinance
in relation to sidewalks as follows:
12 feet wide on south side of 13th St.
from Main to Iowa street.
5-18-10t. L. M. LANGSTAFF,
City Recorder pjrom tem.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To Ann Kelly:
You are hereby notified that in accord
ance with a resolution of the city coun
cil of the city of Dubuque for the con-
struction of sidewalks adopted on the
4th day of May. A. D. 1896, a special
assessment will be levied for the ex-
pense thereof at the next regular meet
ing of the city council, upon all lots and
parcels of land abutting on said im-
provement, lots 99 and 100 in Cox's add
owned by you and being subject to
such special assessment.. And you
are notified to appear at said meet-
ing of the council, to be held on the 1st
day of June. A. D. 1896 and show cause
if any you have. why said assesment
should not oe levied .
L. M. LANGSTAFF.
City Recorder pro tem.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To Jno, Koch:
You are hereby notified that in accor-
dance with a resolution of the city coon
cil of the city of Dubuque for the re-
pair ing of sidewalk adopted on the 4th
day of May. A. D. 1896, a special as-
sessment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the next regular meeting of
the city council. upon all lots and par-
cels of land abutting on said improve-
ment, lot n 41 feet in 268 city 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 1st (lay of June, A. D.
1896. and show cause if any you have.
why said assessment should not he
levied.
L. M. LANGSTAFF,
City Recorder pro tem.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To Martin 13uo1:
You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with a rccoin:ion o; the itv
council of the city of Dubuque for re-
pairing of sidewalk adopted on the
4th day of May, A. D. 1890, a special
assessment will be levied for the ex-
pense thereof at the next regular meet-
ing of the city council, upon all lots
and parcels of land on said improve-
ment, lot 12 in Loets:her & Luebes'
sub, owned by you being subject. to
such specia: assesment. And you are
hereby notified to appear at said meet-
ing of the council. to be held on the 1st
day of June, A. D. 1896, and show cause
if any you have, why said assessment
should not be levied.
L. M. LANGSTAFF,
City Recorder pro tem.
AN ORDINANCE.
An ordinance in relation to the taxes of
Hanney & Campbell Manufacturing
Co. of Dubuque, Iowa.
Be it ordained by the city council of
the city of Dubuque:
Sec 1. That whereas Hanney & Camp
bell Manufacturing Co. employing a
large force of men have moved their
factory from Bellevue, Iowa. to Dubu-
que. Iowa, and located same on lot 580
and lot 6 of sub -division of 578 and 579.
Therefore be it ordained that for the
period of ten years the taxes on the
property and stock on above lots of the
said Hanney & Campbell Manufactur-
ing Co. be remitted and cancelled.
Adopted June 1, 1896.
Approved June. 3, 1896.
T. T. DUFFY,
(Seal) Mayor.
Attest: L. M. LANGSTAFF,
Recorder pro tem.
Published in Dubuque Daily Telegraph
June 4th. 1896.
NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS.
Sealed proposals will be received by
the finance committee at the City Re-
corder's office up to 4 o'clock p m of
Friday, May 29th, 1896, for sale of Du-
buque Improvements Bonds for the en-
suing year.
Said bonds to bear interest at the
rate of 5 per cent. per annum, payable
semi-annually. Said bonds to run for
7 years, but redeemable at anytime be-
fore said date at the option of the city.
Both principal and interest of said
bonds payable at the office of the city
treasurer, or in New York City, at the
option of the bidder. The debt of the
city is as follows: $693,273.35
Bonded 220,988.74
Floating .
Assessed valuation . . 20,413,235.00
The city reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
PHIL. F. RYDER,
Chairman Finance Committee.
5-12-2w.
15G () oti'e!N•
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To Anton Fietschie:
You are hereby notified that in accor-
dance with a resolution of the city coun
til of the city of Dubuque for the con-
struction of sidewalk adopted on the
4th day of May, A. D., 1896, a special
assessment will be levied for the ex-
pense thereof at the next regular meet-
ing of the city council, upon ali lots
and parcels of land abutting on said im
provement. lots 2 and 3 in John F.
Kleinschmeidt's sub owned by you be-
ing 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. 1896. and
show cause if any you have. why said
assessment should not be levied.
L. M. LANGSTAFF.
City Recorder pro tem.
v
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To Charles Mettler:
You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with a resolution of the city
council of the city of Dubuque for the
construction of sidewalk adopted on
the 4th day of May, A. D. 1896, a spe-
cial assessment will be levied for the
expense thereof at the next regular
meeting of the city council, upon all
lots and parcels of land abutting on
said improvement. lot 1 in John F.
Kleinschmidt's sub owned by you and
being subject to such special assess-
ment. and you are notified to appear
at said meeting of the council, to be
held on the 1st day of June, A. D.,
1896, and show cause if any you have.
why said assessment should not be
levied.
L. M. LANGSTAFF.
City Recorder pro tem.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
City Recorder's Office,
Dubuque, Iowa, May 18, 1896.
Sealed proposals will be received at
my office up to 4 o'clock p. m. of May
80th, 1896, for the improvement of the
following streets, in accordance with
plans and specifications now on file in
my office:
West 8th street from west line of Rog
ers' sub to Air Hill.
Curbing 300 lineal feet.
Guttering, 130 sq yds.
Macadamizing, 300 sq yds.
Cutting. 200 cu yds.
Contract to be completed July 1st,
1896.
Fremont avenue from North Cascade
road to Pacific street.
Curbing, 2200 lineal feet.
Guttering, 900 sq yds.
Macadamizing, 2700.
Filling, 800 cu yds.
Cutting, 4100 cu yds.
1896.
Contract to be completed August 1st.
Garfield avenue from Dock avenue to
to 1st avenue.
Curbing, 1600 lineal feet,
Guttering 700 sq yds.
Macadamizing, 2700 sq yds.
Cutting 7500 cu yds.
Contract to be completed August 1st,
1896.
St. Mary's street from Emmett street
to West 3rd street.
Curbing, 100 lineal feet.
Guttering, 3500 sq yds.
Macadamizing, 700 sq yds.
Cutting, 370 sq yds.
Retaining wall, 745 cu yds.
Contract to be completed August 1st,
1896.
Bidders will be required to furnish
bond of $200 guaranteeing that the con
tract will be entered into if awarded.
Blank bonds will be furnished by the
recorder.
Proposals will be acted on at a ses-
sion of the council to be held June lst,
1896.
The city reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. L. M. LANGSTAFF.,
5-19-10t. City Recorder pro tem.
RIGHT OF WAY NOTICE.
To John Cantleheuer:
You are hereby notified, That a prop-
osition is now pending before the City
Council of the City of Dubuque, for the
establishment of a Elm street across
land hi which you claim an interest, as
follows: S 60 N 90 lot 104, L. H. Lang -
worthy's add, City of Dubuque, Iowa,
a plat of which proposed improvement
has been filed in the office of the City
Engineer of said City, and you are no-
tified that at a session of the said Coun-
cil to be holden at the City Hall of said
City, on the 1st day of June, 1896, it
will be determined whether said pro-
posed improvement will be made, and
you are hereby notified to appear before
said Council at said session, and show
cause, if any you have, why proposed
improvement should not be made.
W. H. KNOWLTON,
5-19-10t. City Engineer.
Dubuque, May 16th, 1896.
SPECIAL. ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To Otto Reinecke:
You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with a resolution of the city
council of the city of Dubuque for re-
pairing of sidewalk adopted on the
4th day of May, A. D. 1896, a special
assessment will be levied for the ex-
pense thereof at the next regular meet-
ing of the city council, upon all lots
and parcels of land on said improve-
ment, Lot 13 in Newbury & Hale's
sub, owned by you being subject to
such special assessment. And you are
hereby notified to appear at said meet-
ing of the council, to be held on the 1st
day of June, A. D. 1896, and show cause
if any you have, why said assessment
should not be levied.
L. M. LANGSTAFF,
City Recorder pro tens.
Ulric/
AN ORDINANCE.
An Ordinance fixing the assessed value
of the real estate in the City of Du-
buque assessed to the Dubuque Malt-
ing Company and to provide for the
future assessment thereof,
Whereas The Dubuque Malting com-
pany has by the expenditure of a large
amount of money, built and put in ope-
ration a large manufacturing plant,
giving employment to a large number
of men and
Whereas, In erecting such plant and
carrying on all its business therein it
has become necessary to abandon the
former plants which have thereby be-
come comparatively worthless, and
Whereas, The Dubuque Malting com-
pany has built and is operating its new
plant under the agreement and under-
standing with the city authorities that
in pursuance of the settled policy of
the council to encourage new enterpris-
es, a fair and liberal assessment should
be made upon the reatl estate of said
Malting Company for ten years.
Be it ordained, By the city council of
the city of Dubuque:
Sec. 1. That the valuation for the
purposes of city taxation of the new
plant of Dubuque Malting company be-
ing lot seven (7) of the sub -division of
mineral lot 322 and lot nine (9) inclu-
sive of Peterson's subdivision together
with the buildings, machinery and im-
provements thereon and appurtenances
thereunto belonging be fixed at the sum
of Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000) dur
ing the five years beginning with the
year 1896 and at Seventy-five Thousand
Dollars ($75,000) for the five succeeding
years beginning with the year 1901 and
that the city officers are hereby ordered
to carry out and enter such value on
the assessment rolls and tax books of
the city of Dubuque for the period of
ten years as above indicated.
Sec. 2. That for the period of ten
years beginning with the year 1896 the
real estate hereinafter described and as
sessed to the Dubuque Malting com-
pany in the city of Dubuque be assessed
and carried upon the assessment rolls
and tax lists of the city of Dubuque at
the assessed values as follows:
Lots ten (10), eleven (11), thirty-six
(36). thirty-seven (37). thirty-eight (38),
thirty-nine (39), and forty (40) West's
addition to Dubuque Eight Thousand
Dollars ($8,000.)
Lots five (5). and six (6) Brewery ad-
dition and north half (1/2) lots five (5),
six (6) and seven (7) Schaffner's addi-
tion Seven Thousand Dollars ($7.000).
North fifty (50) feet lot (6) and lots
seven (7) and eight (Si A (8A) L. H.
Langworthy's addition and lots one (1).
two (2). three (3). and four (4) and thir-
ty-ope (31) Marsh's addition Fifteen
Thousand Dollars ($15.000).
Lots thirty-two
(32). thin -t r e (33).
thirty-four (34),
157
six (36), thirty-seven (37), forty-one
(41), forty-two (42), forty-three (43) and
forty-four (44) Moheheiser's addition to
Dubuque Three Thousand Dollars ($3,-
000).
Sec. 3 If during the period fixed in
this ordinance the Dubuque Malting
company shall sell or otherwise dispose
of either of the parcels of real estate
named in Sec. 2 of this ordinance, then
this ordinance as to such parcels of real
estate shall be null and void and such
real estate shall be assessed to the own
er thereof in the manner provided by
law.
This ordinance shall be in force from
and after its passage and publication in
the official papers of the city, such pub
lication to be at the expense of Dubu-
que Malting company.
Adopted June 1st, 1896.
Approved June 3, 1896.
T. T. DUFFY.
Mayor.
L. M. LANGSTAFF.
Recorder pro tem.
Published in Dubuque Daily Telegraph
June 4th, 1896.
(Seal)
Attest:
RIGHT OF WAY NOTICE.
To J. P. Giesler:
You are hereby notified, That a prop-
osition is now pending before the, City
Council of the City of Dubuque, for streete
establishment of a
across land in which you claim an in-
terest, as follows: Lots 31 and 32. Quig-
ley's sub, lot 2 of min lot 157, City of
Dubuque, Iowa, a plat of which pro-
posed improvement has been filed in
the office of the City Engineer of said
City, and you are notified that at a ses-
sion of the said City Council to be hold-
en at the City Hall of said City, on the
1st day of June, 1896, it will be deter-
mined whether said proposed improve-
ment will be made, and you are here-
by notified to appear before said Coun-
cil at said session, and show cause, if
any you have, why proposed improve-
nreent should WH be
W.
KNOWLTON,
5-19-10t. City Engineer.
Dubuque. May 14th, 1896.
NOTICE.
I3ids will be received at the office of
the city recorder up to 4 o'clock p. m,
of Monday, June 15th, 1896, for fur-
nishing about 75 pounds of ice to the
city daily at the city hall during the
summer season of 1896.
Bidders must state the price per
month for furnishing said ice while
reouired.
The committee reserves the right to
reject any and a:l Abids. . A. CULI.EN,
Chairman of the Committee on Sup-
plies.
6-9-5t.
1:, /tfvi.ctl Voteces.
SIDEWALK NOTICES.
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuqe: That sidewalks of
good two-inch plank, brick, stone of ce-
ment, be, within ten days of this no-
tice constructed and laid in conformity
with the ordinance in relation to side
walks as follows:
8 feet wide on north side of Arlington
street between Grove Terrace and Prai-
rie street.
6 feet wide on east side of Prairie St
between W 11th street and Chestnut
street.
6 feet wide on north side of W 14th
street between Walnut street and Cox
street.
6 feet wide on east side of White St.
between Lincoln avenue and Eagle
Point avenue.
6 feet wide on north side of Eagle
Point avenue between Jackson street
and Washington street.
6 feet wide on north side of Sanford
street between Jackson and Washing-
ton street.
6 feet wide abutting lot 1 Mattox sub.
5-18-10 L. M. LANGSTAFF,
City Recorder pro tem.
SIDEWALK NOTICES.
Resolved, By the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That sidewalks of
good two inch plank, brick, stone or
cement, be, within 10 days of this no-
tice, constructed and laid in conform-
ity with the ordinance in relation to
sidewalks as follows:
4 feet wide on east side of 5th avenue
between Rhomberg aveuue and north
end of improvement.
4 feet wide on north side of High
Bluff street between Schiller avenue
Fengler avenue.
4 feet wide on west side of Rebecca
street between Thomas street and south
end of street.
4 feet wide on east side of Audubon
avenue between W 14th street and Dex
ter avenue.
4 feet wide on both sides of Curtis
street between S. Dodge street and Mal
ady street.
4 feet wide on both sides of Rush St.
between Quince street and Villa street.
4 feet wide on both sides of Alpine
street between W :ird street and Dodge
street.
4 feet wide on both sides of Schiller.
Middle and Fengler avenues between
Garfield avenue and High Bluff street.
4 feet wide on both sides of Grove Ter
race south between W llth street and
Wilber avenue.
5 18-10t. L. M. LANGSTAFF.
City Recorder pro tem.
SIDEWALK NOTICES.
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That sidewalks of
good two inch plank, brick. stone or
cement, be, within 10 days of this no-
tice, constructed and laid in conform-
ity with the ordinance in relation to
sidewalks as follows:
6 feet wide on west side of Caladonia
Place between Hill stret and W 8th
street.
5-18-10t. L. M. LANGSTAFF,
City Recorder pro tem.
SPEC IA I. ASSESSMENT NOTICE
To Wm. Schuman:
You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with a ret-olution of the city
council of the city of Dubuque for the
repairing of sidewalk adopted on the
4th clay of May, A. D. 1896. a special
as:.essment will be levied for the ex-
i;ense thereof at the next regular meet-
ing of the city council, uuon all lots
and parcels of land abutting on said
improvement. lot 12 in, Grandview
Place ownrd by you being subject to
much special assessment. And you are
hereby notified to appear at said meet-
ing of the council, to he held on the 1st
day of June. A. 1). 1896. and show cause
if any you have. why said assessment
should no be levied.
L. M. LANGSTAFF',
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
City Marshal's Off'ce,
Dubuque, Iowa, April 28, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that all per -
sins must provide the proper cask or
receptacle for the bolding of all garbage
for the garbage collector who will be
around daily to collect the same. All
persons throwing garbage, etc., in any
street or alley will be arrested and pro-
secuted in accordance with the ordn-
ance on that subject. Garbage cards
can be procured at the city marshal's
office. ED. MORGAN,
4-29-80t. City Marshal.
CITY OF DUBUQUE. IOWA RE-
DEMPTION NOTICE. BOND
CALL.
Notice is hereby given to the holders
of certain 6 per cent Funding Bonds of
the city of Dubuque. Iowa, aggregating
$105,309.27, issued under date of June 1,
1872, and maturing September 1, 1896,
that the city of Dubuque by order of its
mayor and common council, hereby calls
in for payment and cancellation all •af
the said issue of bonds. The holders of
said bonds are directed to send same for
identiflcition to the City Treasurer in
said city of Dubuque, who will forward
them for payment to the National Bank
of Illinois, Chicago. I11. All of said bonds
presented prior to June 1, 1896, will he
paid in full with accrued interest to date
of presentment, and in addition thereto
a premium of 1-2 per cent on face value
of bonds, and all of said bonds presented
nn or after June 1st, will be so paid in
fall with accued interest an di premium
at the rate of 1 per cent annum on the
unexpired time before maturity.
Parties desiring information regard•
ing the new Refunding Bonds of said
city of Dubuque, may obtain full pardon-
r)foioa Notices. 159
]srs by addressing Messrs Farsm, Leach
& Co., 2 Wall st., New York, or 115
Dearborn st., Chicago.
Dated this 1st day of April, A. D. 1896.
PETER OLINGER,
mayor. II
JOHN O'CONNELL,
City Recorder pro tem.
4-1-2m__ Dubuque, Iowa..
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Scaled proposals will be received at
the city engineer's office up to 10:00
o'clock a. m. of Monday, June 1st, 1896,
for constructing storm water sewer on
South Dodge street in accordance with
plans and specifications now on file in
said office. Bidders to furnish bond of
$200 that contract will be entered into
if awarded. The city reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
W. H. KNOWLTON,
5-26-6t. City Engineer.
Regular Session July 6th, 1896.
Council met at 9:45 a. m.
Mayor Duffy in the chair.
Present—Alds. Altman, Bauer, Berg,
Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen and
Ryder.
Ald. Ryder moved that the minutes
of last meetings be approved as printed.
Carried .
The following bills were allowed:
E. E. Frith, hauling carbage ..$214 50
Gott Gmehle, assistant assessor. 100 00
Geo. Bennett, assistant assessor. 100 00
Sam Starr, sanitary inspector.. 50 00
Mrs. Koenig, janitor city hall .. 20 00
C. Bayless, engrossing resolu-
tions.. .... .. .. .. ...... 7 50
The following bills were referred to
the street committee:
McElrath Teaming Co.. .. $ 74 10
P. Quinn.. .. .. .. .. 13 20
Smedley Mfg. Co.. .. .. 2 35
Bart E. Linehan.. .. .... 5 16
Vogenthaler & Ragatz .. .. 15 50
O. E. Guernsey 4 90
Taylor & Becker .. .. .. 6 00
F. Schloz 17 20
Theo. Rotterman 1 50
Alfred Herron .. .... ........ 13 35
Bock & Reed.. .. .. .. ...... 3 65
Karl Fatka.. .. .. .. ... ..... 90
Dom. Frank .. .. ...... ... .. 10 80
A. Wunderlich.. .. .... .. ... 1 00
Wm. Marshal .. .. .. ........ 13 60
John Harney .. .. .. .. ...... 2 20
J. M. McKenzie.. .. .... .... 7 50
J. P. Schroeder & Co. .. .. .... 14 20
Dubuque Water Co.. .... 1 65
Trenk Wire Works.. .. ...... 12 00
.Hussman & Lies .. .. .. .. .. 25
Diamond Jo Line Steamers .. 8 22
Peter Horsch.. .... .... .. .. 440 00
Ross McMahon.. .. .. ...... 165 30
John Tibey.:... ... ... ..... 326 00
John Tibey .. .. ...... . ...... 94 00
Steuck, O'Farrell and Line-
han.. .. .. .. ........ 300 00
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan.. 1982 50
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan.. 930 00
M. Connolly.. .. .. ......... 152 82
Brown & Brown.. .. .. ...... 610 00
McElrath Teaming Co.. .. .... 75
F. C. Autin Manufacturing Co 27 25
John Tibey.. .. .. .. ........ 222 30
Wm. Dodson .. .. .. .. . 1400 00
Robt. E. Lee.. .. .. ...... .. 275 00
O. E. Kringle .. .. .. .. ...... 173 50
John Butt 6 20
Hagerty Bros75
Duggan & Kane.. .. .. ...... 50
Standard Lumber Co.. .. .... 18 31
Lagen & Sloan .. .... .... 2 25
F. Schloz.. .. .. .. .......... 34 45
John Leidenger.. .. .. 7 02
G. F. Kleih.. .. .. .......... 58 72
Peter Horsch.. .. .. 86 86
:Ross McMahon.. .. .. 62 50
John Tibet'.... .. ..
J. Dunkley.. .. .. ..........
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan .
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan ..
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan .
Dubuque Construction Co..
Kenneally & Cain.. .. . .
Geo. W. Farley.. .. .. .. ....
Theo. Altman .. .. .. ........
E. C. Blake .. .. .. .. ..
John Pickley .. .. .. .. . ..... .
Bryan Donahue.. .. .. .. ....
123 82
18 19
400 00
300 00
800 00
217 00
62 50
5 00
200 00
230 00
550 00
96 00
McElrath Teaming Co.. ...... 5 75
Purington Brick Paving Co. . 71 25
The following bills were referred to
the committee on public grounds and
buildings:
Peter Kiene & Son $12.
Dubuque Rubber and Belting Co.
$40.35.
Bills of David S. Wilson of $72.30
was referred to the committee on
claims.
The following were referred to the
committee on police and light:
Chas. Schmitt.. .. .... ...... $ 5 15
Peter Klauer.. .. .. .... ...... 6 40
A. H. Wagner & Co.... .... .. 1 10
Dubuque Cabinet Makers' Asso-
ciation .. .. .. .. .. .. ...... 38 00
Key City Gas Co.. .. .. ...... 72 65
G. F. Kleih.. .. .. .... ...... 2 20
Globe Heat and Light Co.. .... 500 01
Carl P. Sprugethaler.. .. .. .. 5 75
Vogenthaler & Ragatz.. ...... 79
Reinfreid & Jaeger.. .. .. .... 11 55
D. T. Howie.. .. .. .......... 1 10
L. Roehl & Co... .. 39 00
Jno. E. Hartig.. .. ... ..... 11 70
Karl Fatka .. .. .. .. .......... 1 40
A. J. Kleise.. .... ...... .... 7 00
4 00
5 50
Lagen & Sloan .. .. ........ ..
Duggan & Kane
McCarten Bros .. .. .. ... 12 60
The following were referred to the
committee on fire:
Dubuque Water Co.. .. .. $1375 83
G. F. Kleih 10
Reinfreid & Jaeger.. .. .. 1 10
Vogenthaler & Ragatz .. .. 184 95
25
A. 7• • • 37 23
Key City Gas Co
Trenk Wire Works.. .. .. 6 00
Dubuque 011 Tank Line.. .. 12 00
Boston One Price Clothing Store 35 00
Pursel & Moloney.. .. ..
2 40
Engle & Fruden Lumber Co • • 2 2 50
Pat Clancy 2 50
0
M. Igo.. .. .. ........ .
Lagen & Sloan 21 00
C . H . W'h itewel l .. 12 75
Police Telephone and Signal Co 125 00
The following bills were referred to
the committee on printing: S9 25
Dubuque Telegraph.. • • .. ....$89
50
The Times.. .. .. .. ..........
The Globe.. .. • • • • • • • • • • 29 15
Ham & Carver .. .... .. 10 50
Hardie & Scharle.. .. ..........61 00
C. K. Mathis bindery.. .• 4 50
July 6, 1896
Palmer, Winall & Co.. .. .. 46 75
Walton & Bieg.. .. .. .... 40 80
The following were referred to com-
mittee on claims and city attorney:
James A. Hayes, court cost in
Hunt case.. .. .. ........ .. $28 30
James A. Hayes, cost in Brunskill
case.. ...... .. .... 4 05
John Mclay justice fees .. .. 3 25
T. C. Murphy justice fees.. 1 80
John T. Kearns.. .. .. .. . 1 50
The following were referred to com-
mittee on sewers:
Mulgrew & Philips $63 60
M. Tschirgi 4 40
F. Schloz.. .. ... 24 15
Hussman Sr Lies .. 4 55
Frank A. Frommelt.. .. .... .. 6 00
Vogenthaler & Ragatz . 2.1 00
Dietrich Bros.. .. .. ...... 7 00
G. F. Kleih 28 18
J. P. Schroeder.. .. .... 18 72
Boek & Reed.. .. .. .. ... 4 25
Theo Schrupp.. .. 2 65
Frank Dennert.. .. .. 8 00
Duggan & Kane.. .. .. 1 30
The following were referred to the
committee on market:
Philip Pier.. .. .. .. . $ 5 40
John Strotz.. .. 50
Mat Loess.. .. ... .. 75
Peter Weist.. 2 70
B. Hayes . .. 2100
J. P. Trout 37 80
The following were referred to the
committee on supplies:
Young Bros. . . $ 6 00
J. J. Hoar . 7 Ou
Smith -Perry Printing Co 5 00
C. O. D. Laundry Co 6 75
Barnard. Walker & Co. 19 70
.Tames Kelly & Son. 6 00
Dubuque ktibher & Belting Co1 00
P. Halpin 5 00
The following were referred to the
cominilt<,e on electrical supplies:
The Police Telephone & Signal
Company $20 00
Western Electrical Supply Co. 4 85
Central Union Telephone Co. 57 1O
Ald. Ryder moved that the rules be
suspended and persons desiring be a: -
lowed to i,ddress the council. Carried.
The Sisters of Charity of B. V. M
presen:ed a petition against the pro-
posed . s:e aioa (f Willow street. Re-
ferred to the stet committee.
Jchn Hickey piesented a petition and
addressed the council in regard to spec-
ial assessnici,i foi the improvement of
Grand vi ei:ue.
Referred to the committee of the
whole.
J. C. Lo^_°jev ide addressed th.' coun-
cil in re,;:•ion to line of Broadway
extension abutting property of D.
Mueggenberg. Referred to the street
committee.
Michael addressed ch' min
ell in relation to filling on his property
abutting Curtis street. On motion the
same was received and filed.
Ald. Albrecht arrived at 10:45 a. m.
On motion the street commissioner
was instructed to notify the McElrath
Teaming Co. to dump their street clean-
ings on the streets in a proper man-
ner.
Mr. Ferzloff addressed the council in
relation to special assessment for the
improvement of E:m street, along the
right of way of the Chicago Great
Western R. R. Co. Referred to Lite
city attorney.
Col. Henry Rose addressed the coun-
cil in relation to line of W. 14th street
abutting his property. •
Mr. Hart addressed the council in
relation to excavating on Merchants
Lane, and protested against the same.
Dr. King addressed the council ask-
ing
sking that he be given employment our
the streets. Referred to the street com-
missioner.
Mr. Steiner and Mr. Brill addressed
the council in relation to plat of Hodge's
sub. No. 2.
Ald. Ronson, chairman of the street
committee. reported in favor of ap-
proving of said plat.
On motion the plat was referred to
the committee of the whole.
A:d. McEvoy arrived at 10:55 a. m.
PETITIONS.
Petition of .T. F. Gandolfo in relation-
to
elationto line of Southern avenue was received
and filed.
The following petitions were referred
to the committee of the whole:
Petition of James McGrath, et al, re-
monstrating against construction of san
itary sewer in Seminary and Foye
streets.
Petition of J. A. Rhomberg et al re-
monstrating again` improving 5th ave-
nue between Rhomberg avenue and
Peosta street.
Petition of Geo. R. Clark et al, re-
monstrating against the lowering of
Merchants Lane, west to Gold street.
Petition of John Burke in relation to
damages to his property on Grandview
avenue.
The fol:owing petitions were referred'
to the street committee:
Petition of Chris. A. Voelker et al
asking that Merchants Lane be extend-
ed from Gold to Foye streets.
Petition of J. P. Schroeder et al ask-
ing that the alley between Schroeder
avenue and Clifford street be improved.
Petition of G. Rettenmaier et al in
relation to special assessment for im-
provement of Elm street was referred
to the city attorney.
Communication of American Fire En-
gine Co. in relation to repair of fire
engine was referred to the fire com-
mittee, fire chief and city attorney.
Petition of Governor's Greys asking
for new lease on armory was referred
to the mayor, city attorney and a spec-
ial committee consisting of Aids. Cu: -
len, Bauer and Berg.
Petition of Jos. A. Enzler et al ask-
ing that F. L. Egelhof be given permis-
sion to hold a bicycle road race over
the principal streets of the city on
Regular Sexxiun. JO,1 1. • 1896: 1113
Labor Day, Sept. 7th, 1896, was re- Petition of T. J. Murphy et al asking
(erred to the police and light coin- that South Bluff street be in.nroved to
mittee and mayor:
Petition of Dubuque Casket Co. in re-
lation to taxes was referred to the tie-
linquent tax committee.
Petition of Fire Chief .Jos. Reinfred
asking that he be allowed to attend the
American Association of Firemen Engi-
neers at Salt Lake City, Utah, was
:granted, he to submit itemized state-
ment of expenses on his return.
The following petitions were grant-
ed:
Petition of Mary McHugh et al ask-
ing that the water mains be extended
along Henion street.
Petition of Geo. Reynolds asking that
he be refunded $10.00, amount overpaid
for team license.
Petition of John Tibey for cancella-
tion of team license.
Petition of Chas. Messerknecht ask-
ing that he be refunded team license
•erroneously paid, same to apply on his
taxes.
On motion bids for sewer pipe were
opened and referred to the engineer for
computation.
Ald. Ronson moved to agjourii to 7:30
p. m. Carried.
EVENING SESSI`.f S
Council met at 8 p. m.
Mayor Duffy in the chair.
Present—Alda. Albrecht. Altman,
Rush street.
Petition of Math. Reidi, asking that
the sidewalk on Jackson street be eon-
strncted in accordance with the plans
and specifications.
The following petitions were granted:
Petition of M. Flynn asking that he
he allowed to have a driveway into his
premises on Southern ave.
Petition of F. W. Coates et al, asking
that 5 feet be vacated on each side of
Coates avenue.
Petition of M. Sullivan asking that
the city purchase his macadam. the
same to apply on his special assessment
for the improvement of Southern ave.
Petition of Geo. Meyer et al, asking
that a grade be established on Logan
ave. a.nd engineer instructed to prepare
profile of same.
The following petition were referred
to the committee of the whole:
Petition of Nic Gla.h et al. asking that
something be done with Conler Creek,
so as to prevent damages to adjacent
proa.ert y.
Petition of Margt. Alderson. J. K.
Graves and Fenelon Place Elevator Co.
remonstarting against the extension of
George street.
Petitions of Mrs. Michael McMahon
and John T. O'Dea were referred to the
Bauer, Berg, Cullen, Dennert. Lagen. delinquent tax committee.
McEvoy and Ryder. Petition of 0. G. Kringle in regard to
PETITIONS. payment for grading treets in Wood -
lawn Park was referred to the city en -
they
tbe not of
Byre & pteition Saam asking
licensetatgineer, city attorney and committee on
claims.
was granted. Petition of J. J. Dunn, asking that
Ald Dennert moved the matter of all I the sanitary sewer be extended along
licenses be referred to the mayor a.nd
marshal. Carried.
The following petitions were referred
to the street committee.
Petition of John McCollins in rela-
tion to special assessment for the im-
provement of Julien ave
Caladonia Place was read.
Md. Ryder moved that the rules be
suspended and that Mr. McCaffrey he
allowed to address the council on the
matter. Carried.
Mr. McCaffray addressed the council
rating that said sewer was a public
Petition of Joseph A. Perryon et at, li necessity and should be built as the
asking that Queen street be improved i cost would be small. compared with the
to north line of Mettel's sub. ! beneflt that it would be for the resi-
Petition of Joseph A. Perryon et al,
asking that some way be devised to
carry the water from Burden avenue
down Windsor avenue.
Petition of Wm. Hos et al. asking
that the sidewalk on south side of Oak
street be laid.
Petition of Martin Heer, asking that
the street and alleys abutting lot 41
Reche's sub be graded.
Petition of Peter Eisback in relation
to extension of State street. askln€
Petition of R. W. Stewart,
that York street be improved.
Petition of John Thoney et al, asking
that Grace street be improved to the
west line of lot 30 Reche's sub.
Petition of F. Weigel Est. asking that
sidewalk on the north westcorner of Sth
and Main be repaired.
dents living along said street.
On motion the matter was referred to
the sewer committee.
Petition of Specht Bros. asking that
they be allowed to construct dock at
Eagle Point was referred to the commit
tee on harbors with power.
Petition of W. A. Hammond in rela-
tion to team license was referred to the
mayor and marshal.
Petition of John B. McGloughlin in
regard to damages by storm water was
referred to committee on claims.
Petition of W. J. Buckler et al, a sk-
ing near
Julienat aventer ue berg ill street movedRefe ed
to committee on fire.
Petition of Modern Woodmen, asking
that they be given permission to use 26
july 6, 1896
arc electric lights of the city for three
evenings at their entertainment was re
ferred to the committee on police and
light and city electrician.
The following petitions were received
and filed:
Petition of John Deery in relation to
special tax and improvement of South-
ern avenue.
Petition of Specht Bros. asking for a
donation of $200 to help run the steam-
er Teal.
Ald. Bonson arrived at 9:20,
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
City Auditor McCarten report
ed cash on hand last report.$34,945.59
Collections during the month. 23,744.04
Total .. .. .. .. ..........$58.689.63
Disbursements during month. 37, 556.02
Balance cash on hand July
lst $21.133.61
Also reported $2096.40 due city offic-
ers for the month of June, 1896.
Also submitted list of coupons re-
deemed during the month of June.
Report approved, and warrants order
ed drawn to pay city officers, and re-
port referred to the finance committee.
Fire Chief Reinfried reported $1938.00
due firemen for the month of June, 1896.
Report approved and warrants order
ed drawn to pay firemen, and report re-
ferred to the fire committee.
City Marshal Morgan reported 95 po-
lice cases during the month of June,
1896, also reported $21.00 pound re-
ceipts, also reported $2,124.05 due po-
lice for the month of June.
Report approved, and warrants or-
dered drawn to pay police, and report
referred to the police and light commit-
tee.
Street Commissioner Hagerty report-
ed $532.20 due for labor on streets dur-
ing June, 1896.
Report approved. and warrants order
ed drawn to pay for labor and report
referred to the street committee.
Sower inspector Doerr reported $998,-
.60 due for labor on sewers during
June, 1896.
Report approved and warrants order
ed drawn for labor on sewers, and re-
port referred to the sewer committee.
City Electrician Osborne reported
$11.82 due city from Star Electric Co.
for lights not properly lit during June,
1896. Report approved and auditor in
structed to collect same.
Market Master Traut reported $9.15
due city for scales receipts for June,
1896. Received and flied.
Wood Measurer Jess reported 75 cents
due city as fees for June, 1896. Re-
ceived and filed.
The report of Jos Straney, city weigh-
er was received and filed.
City Attorney Knight reported in fa-
vor of referring the petition of J. A.
Rhomberg et al remonstrating against
special assessment for the improve-
ment of 5th avenue. Received and
filed.
City Engineer Knowlton submitted
plat of the proposed extension of Wil-
low street.
Referred to the committee of the
whole.
Also submitted plat showing proposed
extension of State street. Referred to
street committee.
Also presented plat showing proposed
extension of alley west of Booth street
between W. 3rd and O'Neill street
which was approved.
The recommendation of City Marshal
Morgan that Jas Agnew be appointed
deputy marshal was read.
Ald . Bonson moved that the marshal
be allowed a deputy.
Carried.
Aid. Cullen moved that the recom-
mendation of the marshal be approved.
Carried by the following vote:
Ayes--Alds. Altman, Bonson, Cullen.
Dennert, Lagen and Ryder.
Noes—Aids. Albrecht. Bauer. Berg
and McEvoy.
Ald. Cullen moved that the salary of
the deputy marshal be fixed at $60 a
month.
Ald. Dennert moved as an amend-
ment that it be flxed at $50 per month.
Carried.
Ald. Bauer moved that the opening of
bids for street improvements be post-
poned until next meeting. Carried.
—On motion the matter of street ex-
penses was left to the street committee.
Ald. Ryder moved that the matter of
grading North Glen Oak avenue be left
to the street committee with power:
also the matter of filing lot on Union
avenue be left to same committee with
power. Carried.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Ald. Ryder, chairman of the com-
mittee on finance, reported in favor of
approving the report of the treasurrr
for June, 1896, and that warrants be
drawn in lies favor for money advanced
by him, ji<.o that loan warrants be
drawn for the several parties from
whom money was borrowed, and that
the report be referred to the finance
commute. Report adopted.
Also recommended that the propertY
of Mrs. Maurice O'Regan and Mrs. Ellen
Qululivan be not advertised for sale
for improvement of Grandview avenue
before September 1st, 1896. Adopted.
Ald. Cullen, chairman of the com-
mittee on supplies, reported in favor of
paying the bill of Mrs. C. Deckert of
$1.60 and G. Hall of $1.85. Report
adopted.
Ald. Dennert, chairman of the commit-
tee on public grounds and buildings, r? -
ported as follow:
In favor of paying the following
regular .Seextntu.July li, 1'396. 165
bills:
L. Roehl & Co . . . $8 35
Phil Becker . 6 10
J. Van Holten 3 00
.Adverse to paying bill of J. C. lionc.t
of $12.13 and Dubuque Wooden Ware
Co. of $27.40. Report adopted.
Also report adverse to bills of Ness-
ler & .iungk, $3.40; James Levi & Co.,
$21.26, and Chas. Oswald, $4.55, for labor
and material furnished Look Out Post,
G. A. R.
011 motion the bills were referred
back to the committee.
Ald. Cullen, chairman of the fire com-
mittee. reported as follows:
in favor of granting the petition of
J. P. Schroeder et al, asking for ex-
tension of water mains in Clifford
mittce on delinquent taxes, reported
folwws:
In favor of allowing the taxes of
Mary A. Fox to remain a lien on :ot 49
Union add, for 1895, and treasurer in-
structed not to sell same.
I11 favor of allowing the taxes of
Mai y Perrott to remain a lien on her
proper': for 1895, and treasurer in-
structed not to sell same.
In favor of allowing the taxes of
t. Ellen M. O'Halloran to remain a lien on
her property for 1895, and treasurer in-
structed not to sell same.
in favor of cancelling the taxes of the
Dubuque High Bridge Co. for 1895, as
per agreement with the city.
Report adverse to the petitions of
Henrietta Keitzmann, Wm. Reche Est.
street. and C. H. Eighmey in relation to taxes.
Also reported that they have award- , Report adopted.
eci the contract for connecting fountains Also report adverse to the petition of
on Pear street and Hay Market with Mary Cunningham for reduction of as -
the water mains, to John C. Honer at • sessment for 1895.
$20 each. Report adopted. Ald. Ryder moved that the assess-
Ald. Lagen, chairman of the police went of Mary Cunningham be placed at
and light committee, reported as fol- $4,000 for 1895. Carried.
lows. Ald. Altman, chairman of the sewer
In favor of placing an electric light committe reported as follows:
on Grandview avenue between Southern In favor of receiving and filing the
avenue and Rowan street.
In favor of placing an electric light
on Washington street between Sanford
and 23rd streets. street.
In faor of paying the bill of Western In favor or granting the petition of
Electric Supply Co. of $4.85. I, W. E. Robinson et al asking that a san-
In favor paying the bill of the Star itary sewer be constructed in a:ley be -
Electric Co. of $1,651.40 for electric tween Arlington and West 14th streets
and Prairie and Dell streets.
In favor of granting the petition of
Joseph Bott et al for extension of sewer
in alley west of Center Place to Rose
street. Report adopted.
Also report adverse to the remon-
strance of Jerry Ang:im et al. against
construction of sewer in Foye street.
Report adopted.
Ald. Cullen moved that the water cora
pany's bill for hydrants be paid. Car-
ried.
Ald. Berg of the board of health re-
ported as follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and City Colin
cil:
Gentlemen:—Your committee of the
board of health most respectfully report
as follows:
In favor of instructing the health offi
cer to test the water in all wells sup-
posed to be impure.
Would also recommend that the wells
on the foilos ing described premises be
condemned and abated as a nuisance.
1 well on property, 1938 Washington
street.
1 well corne 13th and Washington
street.
2 wells at 1615 Elm street.
1 well at 1415 Washington street.
1 well on 15th strۥet. between Elm
and Maple
We would further recommend
said pumps be removed.
Also recommend that sewerage ccn-
as
claim of Bryan Donahue for extra pay-
ment. for construction of storm water
sewers on West Fifth street and 7th
lights.
lu favor of paying the bill of the
Giobe Light and Heat Co. of $166.b7
for gasoline lights.
In favor of paying bills of Key City
Gas Co. of $70.35 for gas.
Report adverse to the petition of
Peter Specht et al, asking that an arc
sight on Leibnitz street be removed to
Klein street.
Report adverse to the petition of Chas
Mehl et al, asking that the electric light
on West Fifth street be removed to
West Fifth and Prospect streets. RP.
port adopted.
Md. Cullen, chairman of the com-
mittee on markets reported as follows:
In favor of receiving and filing the
application of Henry Wybrant asking
for the position of inspector of weights
and measures.
In favor of granting the remonstrance
against appointing an inspector of
weights and measures.
In favor of referring the bill of J. P.
Tract for repairing scales to Franc
Altman. Report adopted.
A:d. Berg, chairman of the printing
committee, reported in favor of paying
the following bills:
Dubuque Telegraph
The Globe
The Herald
The Times
The N tional Democrat
rteport adopted.
..irl. Alhreoht, chairman of the coin -
;75 00
67 50
67 50
29 15
50 00
that
111(1 leg etlar Session, July (, 1M,6.
vection be made at the following prem-
ie Fs.
David Lorenze, 1938 Washington
street.
George Dee, 1511 Bluff street.
B. Linehan's, between 8th and 9th
on Iowa street.
F. Weigel Est.. corner 6th and Main
street.
Mrs. Buehler, 864 Main street.
James Levi, 1057 Main street.
P. J. Lee. 641 Bluff street.
Also recommend that sanitary in-
spector Starr be instructed to confer
with Judge Lacy in reference to making
necessary out house privileges on prop
erty situatel on 15th and Clay street.
Also recommend that the health offi-
cers investigate the premises occupied
by Andrew Weber between 13th and
14th, White and Jackson streets.
Also recommend that the health offi-
cers investigate the nuisance on 155th
and Pine streets.
Also recommend that the lots bet-
ween 17th and 18th streets and Maple
and Cedar streets be ordered filled so
as to prevent stagnant water standing
thereon.
Also lots owned by C. M. ani St. P.
R. R. lieing between 17th and 18th
streets between Maple street be ordered
filled.
Also that the sanitary inspector be in
structed to investigate and confer with
Mr. Russell in regard to the condition
of his premises on 14th street.
Report adopted.
Ald. Bonson, chairman of the street
committee reported as follows:
In favor of granting the petition of
James E. O'Hare et al. remonstrating
against the improving Grace street
west of the west line of lot 8 Ann
O'Hare sub.
In favor of receiving and filing the re
monstrance of G. D. Bennett against
change of grade on Grace street.
In favor of receiving and filing the re-
monstrance of Jos. C. Roberts against
change of grade on Grace street.
In favor of receiving and filing the pe-
tition of Chas. Klingenberg in relation
to construction of water way on Liberty
street.
Also adverse on claims of $14.00 of
John A. Kennedy for grading on Oak
street.
In favor of paying bill of R. J. Love
for $1.50.
In favor of receiving and. filing peti-
tion of Carl Nauk in relation to repairs
of Middle street.
In favor of receiving the communica-
tion of John O'Holloran in regard to
widening Bennett street.
Adverse to the claim for sixty-five
dollars of the Dubuque Construction
company.
In favor of receiving and filing the
petition of E. E. McClain in relation to
improvement of Dodge street.
In favor of receiving and filing the
petition of Mrs. Mary C. Blake In re-
lation to grade of Foye street.
In favor of receiving and filing peti-
tion of M. Tschirgi, Sr. asking special
tax for cleaning snow off sidewalk be
cancelled.
In favor of granting petition of Geo.
Noel et al asking that Emsley alley be
improved.
In favor of paying bill of McElrath
Teaming company.
In favor of receiving and filing peti-
tion of H. Grosstick in relation to
grade on Seminary street.
In favor of granting petition of Chris
A. Voelker et al asking that a sidewalk
be laid abutting min. lot 187 and 191 on
Seminary street.
In favor of receiving and filing the
claim of Thos. I. McDonald.
In favor of receiving and filing the
petition of Ross McMahon in regard to
filling and retaining wall on Grandview
avenue.
In favor of instructing the engineer
to prepare a plat showing a proposed
alley in block between Rush street and
Cleveland avenue from Mountain Lane
to Union street, and proceed in ac-
cordance with the ordinance on that
subject.
In favor of receiving and filing the
remonstrance of John Steiner in rela-
tion to Hodges' sub No. 2.
In favor of granting the petition of
James E. O'Hare et al remonstrating
against the improvement of Bennett
street west of lot 8 Ann O'Hare's sub.
In favor of receiving and filing re-
monstrance of Mrs. O. F. Hodge against
the proposed change of grade on Ben-
nett street.
In favor of receiving and filing the
communication of City Engineer Knowl
ton in regard to wall on Leibnitz st.
In favor of al:owing Frank Connors
to have tour loads of filling on South-
ern avenue.
In favor of receiving and filing re-
monstrance of John Sweeney against
change of grade on Grace and Bennett
streets.
In favor of receiving and filing the
communication in regard to repairing
West Chestnut street.
Also report that 14th street between
Pine and Maple streets has been or-
dered repaired.
Also report adverse to the petition of
the Dubuque Construction company for
permission to excavate in Cornell
street for the purpose of mining.
In favor of granting the petition of
T. J. Paisley asking that a stone cross-
ing be laid on the north side of 13th
street between Main and Locust streets.
Also report that we do not think that
water can pass over the curb on Paul-
ine street except there is some obstruc-
tion in the gutter or from an extraordi-
Regular Se8sion, July 6, 1896.
nary hard storm.
Also report that we have examined
and accepted the following streets for
special assessment purposes only.
Chestnut street from Prairie street
to Walnut street.
Main street from Seminary street to
south line, lot 33 L. H. Langworthy's
sub.
West Eighth street from Hill street
to west line of Rogers sub.
Woodworth avenue from Seminary
street to Leibnitz street.
Leibnitz street from Harold street to
Abbott street.
Union avenue from West Locust
street to Alta Vista street.
Southern avenue from Rowan street
to west line of lot 10, Southern avenue
sub.
Hedley Court from Straus avenue to
Lawther avenue.
4 Sheridan street from Groveland
Place to Lawther avenue.
Straus avenue from Burden avenue
to Windsor avenue.
v Clinton avenue from Windsor avenue
to Queen street.
In favor of approving of the plat of
✓ Lincoln avenue extension between
White and Jackson street .
In favor of referring the plat of Mt.
Carmel avenue to the city attorney to
examine and see if the mortgagee has
any title to same.
Report adopted.
Ald. Bonson offered the following,
which was adopted:
Be it resolved, That the following,
special assessments passed December
20th, 1894, for improvement of West
Eagle Point avenue, by John Williams,
contractor, be cancelled, as same was
corrected and re -assessed under date of
January 7th, 1895.
Andrew Ring, 152 Mechanics add,
50 lin ft curbing at 30c, $15.00;
33.33 sq yds guttering at 30c,
$10.00; 66.67 sq yds macadam-
izing at 32c, $21.33. $46 33
John Bottoms, lot 2 of 151, Me-
chanics' add, 44.5 lin ft curbing
at 30c, $13.35; 34.93 sq yds gut-
tering at 30c, $10.78; 62.00 sq
yds macadamizing at 32c,
$19.84. $43 67
City Engineer Knowlton reported as
follows on the petition of Geo. A. Bur-
den in relation to paying for sewer in
Chestnut streeet.
The conditions of the agreement have
been carried out. As to price the con
clition named is the cost of extending
the sewer along Chestnut street. While
the extension has'been made along the
alley and Avon street and at a much
less cost than for the enclosed bill, it is
about the same cost as the sewer in
Highland Place built two years prev-
ious. It would seem as though a fair
c•omuen=at'on should be made to parties
as they are out the interest on their
money
for five years. Approved and
167
engineer instructed to figure out what
amount is due.
Ald. Bonson, chairman of the com-
mittee of the whole, reported as foI-
lows:
In favor of allowing F. W. Weiland
permission to put up an iron stairway .
on Bluff and 8th street, during the
pleasure of the council, provided he re-
moves the wooden stairs at once.
In favor of granting the petition of
John Hoffmann asking that he be ap-
pointed assistant around police head-
quarters, and that he be paid at the rate
of $35.00 per month.
In favor of instructing the street com
missioner to remove sidewalk on St.
Ambrose street, abutting the property
of John Kleinschmidt, Anton Fritsche
and H. Klinkhammer, as they refuse to
pay for same.
In favor of receiving and filing the
claim of Mrs. Mary Meehan on account
of damages by flood.
In favor of instructing the owners of
the Dubuque Opera house to submit
plans to the council of the proposed
portico that they want to construct in
front of their opera house.
In favor of referring the claim of Eli-
zabeth Frohs to the committee on
claims and attorney.
In favor of receiving and filing the
remonstrance against improving Al-
pine street.
I•n favor of allowing C. Reifsteck per
mission to construct an iron stairway ,
along his property on Humboldt ave-
nue during the pleasure of the coun-
cil.
In favor of allowing the M. M. Walk-
er Co. to construct and maintain a wood
en awning on their building on Main
and Jones street during the pleasure of
the oouncil. •
In Favor of giving permission to the
C., M. & St. P.R.R. Co. to remove their
frame building to Jackson street be-
tween 6th and 7th streets.
Report adopted.
Also reported in favor of granting
the petition of T. J. Cooney, city re-
corder, asking that he be allowed his
salary from May 1st, 1896.
On motion he was allowedohis sal-
ary, except $50 per month to he paid
Wm. Keep. ✓/
RESOLUTIONS.
Ald. Cullen offered the following reso
lution which was adopted:
Resolved, By the city oouncil of the
city of Dubuque: That, whereas it is
proposed to vacate 5 feet on the west
side of Mary's street at its intersection
with West Third street thence running
in a straight line south to the original
line at its intersection with Emmett
street. therefore the city engineer is
hereby directed to prepare and submit
a plat to the city council with the pro-
per line thereon showing the dimen-
sions of the strip of land so vacated.
168 Regular Seesiun, Jul,, 6. 1896.
Ald. Cullen offered the following
which was adopted:
Resolved, By the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That the sidewalk be
laid, on Oak treet, where not already
laid, and the Marshal be and is hereby
instructed to notify the abutters of the
same.
Ald. Cullen offered the following
which was adopted:
Resolved, By the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That the city record
er be and is hereby instructed to adver-
tise for bids to supply the fire depart-
ment with the best hay and oats for
one year.
Ald. Ryder offered the following
which was adopted:
Resolved, That the city recorder he
and is hereby instructed to issue a ve-
nire to the city marshal commanding
him to summons a Jury of twelve free
holders, citizens to assess damage that
may be caused by the proposed exten-
sion of alley west of Booth street from
We?,` Send street to O'Neill street, as
shown by plat proposed by the city en-
gineer.
Ald. McEvoy offered the following
which was adopted:
Resolved, 13y the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That the following
names. Jas McCain, John Ryder and
John Sutton be appointed Jurors toas-
sess damages in change of grade on W.
Main street and Jones from West Main
to Locust stret.
Aid. McEvoy offered the following
which was adopted:
Resolved. That the city recorder be
and is hereby instructed to issue a ve-
nire to the city marshal commanding
bim to summons a Jury of twelve free-
holders, citizens to assess the damage
that may be caused by the proposed ex-
tension of State street to Curtis St. as
t/ shown by plat prepared by the city en-
gineer.
Ald. Bonson offered the following
which was adopted:
Whereas, Certain complaints have
been made that the grade on Bluff St.
is not followed, therefore be it
Resolved, That the sidewalks on Bluff
street be ordered laid to grade and the
city engineer instructed to ascertain
what sidewalks are not laid to grade.
and the engineer be instructed to pro-
ceed according to the ordinance.
Ald. Bonson offered the following
wh;ch wad adopted:
Resolved, •That the marshal examine
the streets and sidewalks of the city
and all obstructions thereon not in ac
cordance to the ordinance or permits
be removed at once.
Ald. Bonson offered the following
which was adopted:
Resolved, That the city recorder be
and is hereby instructed to issue a ve-
nire to the city marshal commanding
him to summons a jury of twelve tree
holders, citizens to assess the damage
that may be caused by the proposed
widening of West loth street in l.eviu'o
add as shown by plat prepared by city
engineer.
Ald. Cullen offered the following
which was adopted:
Resolved. By the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That the Dubuque
Water Company be instructed to extend
their water mains along Clifford
from Seminary st to l.iebnitz s'.• the
city of Dubuque guaranteeing to said
water company a sum of money suffi-
cient to pay interest at the rate of 7
per cent. on the cost of pipe so required
to be extended. also that a water plug
be located under the supervision of the
fire committee and chief.
Ald. Altman offered the following:
Resolved, By the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That a sanitary sew-
er be constructed from present terminus
of sewer in alley west of Center Place,
north to Rose street and the city en-
gineer is directed to prepare the neces-
sary plans and specifications for said
improvement, the cost of constructing
said sewer to be done at the expense
of the owners of adjacent property in
accordance with the ordinance on that
subject.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg. Bonson. Cullen. Dennert, Lagen.
McEvoy. and Ryder.
Ald. Altman offered the following:
Resolved. By the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That a sanitary sew
er be constructed in the alley between
Arlington and West 14th street from
Prairie to Dell street, and t; e city en•
gineer be and is hereby instrdcted to
prepare the necessary plans and speci-
fications for said improvement. the cost
of constructing said sewer to be done
at the expense of the owners of adja-
cent property, in accordance with the
ordinance on that subject.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg. Bonson, Cullen. Dennert. Lagen
and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following
which was adopted:
Resolved, That a stone crossing be
laid across a'.lev on north side of 13th
street between Main and Locust street.
AI,l. Bonson offered the following
which was adopted:
Resolved, That the city engineer be
and is hereby instructed to prepare a
profile and grade of Pickwick street and
submit the same to the city council.
Ald. Lagen offered the following
which was adopted:
Resolved. That a stone crossing be
laid across the alley on the east side of
Burch street between West 5th street
and Fenelon Place.
Ald. Albrecht offered the following
which was adopted:
kvitlnr Suction, July (i, 1896.
169
Resolved, That John Bewer, stoker
on the steam roller be allowed $50.00
per month from May 1st, 1896, as he Is
a competent man and ready at all
times to take charge of the roller, in
case of sickness of the engineer.
Ald. Bonson offered the following
which was adopted:
Resolved, That the city engineer pre-
pare plans, specifications and profile for
rebuilding the retaining wall on Grove
Terrace, showing the manner in which
the elevator may be placed under
ground, and bids be advertised for and
the matter referred to the street commit
tee with power.
Ald. Bonson offered the following
which was adopted:
Be It Resolved. That the proposed
change of grade of West 17th street as
shown by accompanying profile on file
In engineer's office as shown by a yel-
low line from A to B he adopted as the
established grade
Ald. Ryder offered the following
which was adopted:
Resolved, By the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That the Telephone
company he and is hereby instructed to
place a telephone in the proper place to
be used by the chairman on police and
light committee at the reduced rates,
one-half which is our contract with the
Telephone company to the city officers.
Ald. Bauer offered the following
which was adopted:
Resolved, That the city recorder be
is hereby instructed to issue a venire to
the city marshal commanding him to
summon a jury of twelve freeholders,
citizens, to assess the damage that may
be caused by the proposed extension of
Elm street from Eagle Point avenue to
Sanford street as shown by plat prepar-
ed by the city engineer.
Ald. Bauer, offered the following.
which was adopt"d:
Resolved, That the city recorder be
and is hereby instructed to issue a ven-
ter to the city marshal commanding
him to summon a jury of t n elve free-
holders, citizens, to assess the damage
that may be caused by the proposed ex-
tension of High Bluff from Middle ave-
nue to Fenger avenue as shown by plat
prepared by the city engineer.
Ald. Bauer offered the following,
which was referred to the committee
of the whole:
Be it resolved, That the storm sewer
in alley between Rhomberg and Lincoln
avenue and 6th and 5th avenues be ex-
tended to 5th avenue and thence in 5th
avenue to Lincoln avenue.
Ald. Bauer offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque that the alley north of
Eagle Point avenue from Prince street
to Chicago and Great Western R. R.
right of way he graded and macadamiz-
ed In conformity with the ordinance hp
on that subject. That the city engi-
neer be and is hereby directed to make
the necessary plans and specifications
for said improvement, and the city re-
corder directed to give the proper no-
tice for bids and proposals for the per-
formance of the work the grading and
macadamizing to be done at the ex-
pense of the owners of the abutting
property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes --Aids. Altman, Albrecht. Bauer
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bauer offered the following.
which was adopted:
Be it resolved by the city council of
the City of Dubuque, That the full red
line as shown on a profile accompany-
ing this resolutions and made a part
hereof of which profile is hereby adopt-
ed and is now on file in the office of the
city engineer be approved and adopted
as the official grade of Queen street as
changed by the direction of the city
council.
Alderman Bonson offered the follow-
ing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That sidewalks of good two-inch
plank, brick, stone or cement, be, with-
in 20 days of this notice, constructed
and laid in conformity with the ordi-
nance in relation to sidewalks as fol-
lows:
6 feet wide on Seminary street abut-
ting min lot 187 and 191, where not al-
ready laid at the expense of abutting
property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Berg of the board of health of-
fered the following, which was adopted:
Whereas, The City Council of the
City of Dubuque deems it expedient
that the following described property,
lots, and parts of lots should be con-
nected with the sanitary sewer adjacent
thereto, for the purpose of house drain
age, etc.,
Therefore, Resolved that David Lor-
enze, owner of the following describ-
ed property, respectively, lots 22 and
lot 2 of 21, East Dubuque addition, be
instructed to make proper sewer con-
nections therewith, said work to be'
done within twenty (20) days from this
date. In case of the neglect or refusal
of the owners of above described prop-
erty to make the proper sewerage con-
nection by the time above specified, the
same will be done by the city, and the
costs thereof assessed against and be a
lien upon said property.
Ald. Berg of the board of health of-
fered the following, which was adopted
Whereas, The City Council of the
City of Dubuque deems it expedient
that the following described property,
lots, and parts of lots should be connect
ed with the sanitary sewer adjacent
170 llepi(,tr Session, July (i, 1896.
thereto, for the purpose of house drain-
age, etc., therefore,
Resolved that George Dee, owner of
the following described property. re-
spectively, lots north 48 feet lot 4, Cool-
ey's sub, be instructed to make proper
sewer connections therewith, said work
to be done within twenty (20) days
from this date. In case of the neglect
or refusal of the owners of above de-
cribed property to make the proper sew
erage connection by the time above spec
ified, the same will be done by the city.
and the costs thereof assessed against
and be a lien upon said property.
Ald. Berg of the board of health, of-
fered the following, which was adopted:
Whereas, The City Council of the
City of Dubuque deems it expedient
that the following described property,
lots, and parts of lots should be connect
ed with the sanitary sewer adjacent
thereto, for the purpose of house drain-
age, etc., therefore,
Resolved that B. Linehan, owner of
the following described property, re-
spectively, lots 170, 171 and 172, city,
be instructed to make proper sewer con
nections therewith, said work to be
done within twenty (20) days from this
date. In case of the neglect or re-
fusal of the owners of above described
property to make the proper sewerage
connection by the time above specified
the same will be done by the city, and
the costs thereof assessed against and
be a lien upon said property.
Ald. Berg, of the board of health, of-
fered the following, which was adopt-
ed:
Whereas, The City Council of the
City of Dubuque deems it expedient
that the following described property,
lots, and parts of lots should be con-
nected with the sanitary sewer adjac-
ent thereto, for the purpose of house
dralnage, etc.,
Therefore, Resolved that Miss Bueh-
ler, owner of the following described
property, respectively, lots middle 1-3
lot 31, city, be instructed to make prop-
er sewer connections therewith, said
work to be done within twenty (20)
days from this date. I•n case of the
neglect or refusal of the owners of
above described property to make the
proper sewerage connection by the time
above specified, the same will be done
by the city, and the costs thereof as-
sessed against and be a lien upon said
property.
Ald. Berg, of the board of health, of-
fered the following, which as adopted,
Whereas, The City Council of the
City of Dubugue deems it expedient
that the folloing described property,
lots, and parts of lots should•'be connect"
ed with the sanitary sewer adjacent
to, for the purpose of house drainage,
etc.,
thereto, for the purpose of house drain-
age, etc.
Therefore, Resolved that F. Weigel
Est., owner of the following property,
respectively, lots south 44 ft lot 21, city,
be instructed to make proper sewer con
nections therewith, said work to be
done within twenty (20) days from this
date. In case of the neg:ec: or refusal
of the owners of above described prop-
erty to make the proper sewerage con-
nection by the time above specified, the
same will be clone by the city, and the
costs thereof assessed against and be a
lien upon said property.
Ald. Berg of the board of health of-
fered the following :vhiOi was adopted;
Whereas. The city council of the city
of Dubuque Jeen„ :t expedient that the
fellowing c.e;cribed property. lots, and
parts; cf lots should be connected with
the sanitt.ry tower adjacen: thereto, for
the purpose of house drainage, etc.
Therefore, Resolved that James Levi,
owner of the following described prop-
erty, respectively, lots north 1-2 lot 43
city, be in structeu to make proper
sewer connection therewith, said work
to be done within twenty (20) days
from this date. In case of the neglect
or refnsai of the owners of above de-
scribed property to make the proper
connection ljy the time above specified,
the same will be done by the city, and
the costs thereof attached against and
be a lien upon said property.
Ald. Berg of the board of health of-
fered the following which was adopt-
ed:
Whereas. The city eouncil of the city
of Dubuque deems it expedient that the
following slcs,,'i ,ca: property, lots, and
parts of lots should be connected with
the sanitary sewer adjacent thereto, for
the purpose of house drainage, etc.
Therefore, Resolved that Con Collins
owner of the foilawing described prop-
erty, respec:tve:•, lots 620 city, be in-
structed to make proper sewer con-
nections tlinrew.ith, said work to be
done with twenty (20) days from this
date. In case of the neglect of the
owners of above described property to
make the proper sewer connections by
the time-irc.caLed, the same will be
done by the city, and the costs thereof
assessed against and be a lien upon
said property.
Ald. Berg of the board of health of-
fered the following which was adopt-
ed:
Whereas, The eity council of the city
et Dubuque e. ,mss itexpedient that the
following nescri:,ed pi,perty, lots, and
parts of lots ste•s,l,i be connected with
the sanitary sewer adjacent thereto, for
the purpose of house drainage, ete.
Therefore, Resolved, that P. J. Lee,
owner of the following described prop-
erty, tespectiNely, lots south 46 feet lot
621 city, be instructed to make proper
sewer connections therewith, said work
to be done within twenty (20) days
from this (late. In case of the neglect
or refusal of the owner of above de-
scribed property to make the proper
sewerage cwineetion by the time above
specified, the same will be done by the
Regular $ers8io7i,, eptly li, 1896.
city, and the costs thereof assessed
against and be. t. lien upon said prop-
erty.
Ald. Berg of the board of health of-
fered the following which was adopt-
ed:
Whereas, The city council of the city
of Dubuque deems it expedient that tue
following described property, lots, and
parts 9f lots should be connected with
the sanitary sewer adjacent thereto, for
the purpose of house drainage, etc.
Therefore, Resolved that D. H. Con-
yngham Est. owners of the following
described property, respectively, lots
754 and 755 city, be instructed to make
the proper sewer connections there-
with, said work to be done within
twenty (20) days from this date. In
case of the neglect or refusal of the
owners of above described property w
make the • proper sewerage connection
by the time above specified, the same
will be done by the city, and the coats
thereof assessed against and be a lien
upon said property.
Ald. Berg of the board of health of-
fered the following which was adopt-
ed:
To the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
R. R. Co.:
You and each of you are hereby no-
tified that it is the intention of the
city council of the city of Dubuque to
pass a resolution at its next regular
session, ordering to be filled and raised
lots which are at times subject to be
covered with stagnant water, which
lots are numbered and described as fol-
lows:
212. 243, 244, 245, 246, and 300 and 301,
East Dubuque addition.
You are notified to appear, if you de-
sire, at the next regular meeting of the
council and show cause, if any you have
why said resolution should not be pass-
ed, as it is proposed that said filling
shall be at your expense.
The next session of the council will
commence on Monday, August 3d, 1396.
Ald. Berg of the board of health of-
fored the to:lowing which was adopt-
ed:
To Poole and Stephens:
You and each of you are hereby no-
tified that it is the intention of the
city council of the city of Dubuque to
;pass a resolution at its next regular
session, ordering to be filled and raised
lots which are at times subject to be
covered with stagnant water, which
lots are numbered as follows: 362, 363
and 364 East Dubuque addition.
You are notified to appear, if you de-
sire, at the next regular meeting of the
council and show cause, if any you
have why said resolution should not be
passed, as it is proposed that said fill-
ing shall be at your expense.
The next session of the council will
commence on Monday, August 3, 189G.
The following bills were allowed:
T. C. Murphy, fees in city ordi-
nance cases $ 19 25
Wilt. Maybanks, lees in city ordi-
nance cases
Jas. A. Hayes,
courts
Wm. Geisecker,
neer
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11 00
clerk of the
. 1332 30
assistant engi-
65 00
John Farley, rod man. . ..... 40 00
Jos Murphy, rodman . . 40 00
John Hillery, inspecting sewers. 43 75
Dan Sheehan, inspecting sewers. 10 00
Mrs. M. Zillig, typewriting 7 50
E. C. Blake, witness feet. . 35 00
John Hoffmann, :abor . . 18 90
C. Bayless, engrossed copy of res-
olution . . . . . . . 7 50
Phil Becker, labor 6 10
John Von Holten, .abor. 3 00
P. Clancy, filling on Fourth
street . . . . 21 00
George Salot, filling on Fourth
street 25 50
Robert Mathis, filling on Fourth
street . . 26 00
George Farley, filling on Fourth
street . . 67 00
John McCollins, filling on Fourth
street 10 2&
Cleaver & McCarten, filling on—
Fourth street . . 4 50
Plat of proposed extension of Lin-
coln avenue was approved.
City Engineer Knowlton reported on
bids for furnishing sewer pipe to the
city, and on motion the contract was
awarded to B. E. Linehan.
Ald. McEvoy moved that the harbor
committee investigate the matter of
floating palaces in the ice harbor, and
take such action as they may deem
proper. Carried.
Ald. Bonson moved that the matter
of the line of St. Mary's street be re-
ferred to the city attorney and engi-
neer to prepare the proper resolution
in relation to fixing same.
Ald. Lagen moved to adjourn. Car-
ried.
ttest:
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SPECIAL SESSION, JULY 14TH, 1896.
(Official.)
Council met at 3:45 P. m.
Mayor Duffy in the chair.
Present—Alds. Albrecht. Altman,
Bauer, Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert,
Lagen, Ryder.
Mayor Duffy stated the object of the
meeting of the council was for the pur-
pose of taking action on the death and
funeral of City Recorder T. J. Cooney.
Alderman Ryder offered the fol:ow-
ing resolutions, which were adopted
unanimously:
Resolved, It has pleased an all wise
and Divine Providence to take from
our midst, City Recorder Cooney, there
fore be it
Resolved, That we deeply feel his
loss, as a good neighbor, a good citi-
zen and an efficient official,
Resolved, That we extend to his
grief stricken relatives and friends, our
deepest sympathy in this, their great
grief, especially do we sympath!ze with
the heart broken wife in her loss of a
kind and affectionate husband, and the
children in the loss of a devoted and
indulgent father, further
Resolved, That as a mark of respect
to his memory, that we close the City
Hall and attend his funeral in a body.
and that his desk in the council cham-
ber be draped in mourning for the next
30 days.
Resolved further, That an engrossed
copy of these resolutions be sent the
sorrowing family, and that they be
spread upon the minutes of the city
council, also that they be pub:ished in
the city papers.
Alderman McEvoy arrived at 4:00
o'clock p. m. •
Ald. Cullen offered the following:
resolution which was adopted: ,
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque, That the sidewalk be
eight feet wide on the west side of St.
Mary's street.
A communication from James For-
rester, president of the Eleventh 4reet
Elevator Co., requesting the city engi-
neer to furnish plans and specification
to the elevator company, on motion of
Alderman Dennert was granted.
On motion of Ald. Bonson the plans
and specification for sewer in Rose
street and alley West of Center Place
and in alley between West 14th street
and. Arlington street were approved.
The rules were suspended and Mr.
Lutz addressed the council in regard •
to the line of Fremont avenue. On
motion of Ald. Dennert the matter as
referred to the committee of the hole.
Ald. Berg moved to adjou • Car-
ried.
Attest:
Approved. . ..... .
T
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Irryf,1,
SPECIAL SESSION, JULY 22, 1896.
(Official.)
Mayor Duffy in the chair.
Present—Aids. Albrecht, Batter.
Berg, Cullen. Dennert, Lagen and Ry-
der.
PETITIONS.
Petition of John B. Taylor, asking to
be allowed to grade alley in F. W.
Kringle's sub, was granted.
Petition of Geo. Taylor and Wm.
Becker, asking that they be allowed
$200 for extra grading on Southern
avenue was referred to the street com-
mittee.
RESOLUTIONS.
Ald. Ryder offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved by the Oity Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That the finance committee and
mayor be instructed to exchange $21,-
000 of Dubuque Improvement bonds
dated June lat. 1896, numbered from 1
to 21 inclusive, for bonds dated Au-
gust 15th, 1894, numbered from 539 to
688 inclusive amounting to $15,000, and
bonds dated November 1st, 1894, num-
bered 699 to 710 inclusive amounting to
$6,000 and report to the city council.
Ald. Ryder offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That the resolution of the council,
July 6th. 1896, ordering a sidewalk laid
on Seminary street abutting mineral
lots 187 and 191 be rescinded, and that
the street commissioner be instructed
to grade said walk full width, and that
the owners he allowed to put down a
cinder walk.
Ald. Bauer offered the following,
which was adopted:
Be it resolved, That the city engi-
neer be and is hereby ordered to make
a survey and plat of the extension of
•
Special Sermio►t, July 22, 18111;.
173
Queen street from north end of the ex -
'tension of the same to Burden avenue
and proceed in accordance with chap-
ter 30 of the revised ordinances of 1893.
Aid. Cullen offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved, By the City Council of the
'City of Dubuque,
That the city engineer be and is here
by instructed to prepare a profile of
grade of Mt. Carmel avenue, and sub-
mit same at the next meeting of the
council.
A•]d. Cullen offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved by the City Council of the
'City of Dubuque:
That the resolution fixing the width
of •sidewalk on west side of St. Mary's
street be rescinded. and that width of
said walk be fixed at its original width.
Ald. Dennert offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved, By the City Council of the
'City of Dubuque:
That the ordinance committee be and
is hereby instructed to draft an ordi-
nance in conformity with the state law
on sprinkling and present it at the next
meeting of the council for its approval.
Add. Lagen offered the following.
which was adopted:
Resolved, By the City Council of the
'City of Dubuque:
That the street commissioner, under
the direction of the street committee is
hereby directed to grade and put Mt.
'Carmel avenue in a passable condition,
the same to be done by day labor.
Ald. Dennert moved that the action
of the council in relation to salary of
'1'. J. Cooney deceased be reconsider-
ed. Carried.
Ald. Dennert moved that T. J. Coon-
ey be allowed his full salary for the
months of May, June and July. Car-
ried.
Ald. Albrecht moved that bids for
street improvements be opened and re-
ferred'to the engineer for computation.
Carried.
Bids were opened and referred ac-
eordingly.
Ald. McEvoy arrived at 3:10 p. m.
Ald. Bauer offered the following:
Resolved . By the City Council of
the City of Dubuque:
That Queen street, between Clinton
avenue and north end of street, be grad
ed, guttered, curbed and macadamized,
in conformity with the ordinance up-
on that subject. That the city engi-
neer be and le, hereby directed to make
the necessary plans and specifications
for said improve-nent, and the city re-
corder directed to give the proper no-
tice fcr bilis and proposals for the per
formance of the work; the guttering
curbing and macadamizing to be done
at the expense of the owners of the
•abutting property, grading to be bid in
total.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Albrecht, Bauer, Berg,
Cullen, Dennert, Lagen, McEvoy and
Ryder.
Ald. McEvoy offered the following:
Resolved. By the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That sidewalk of good two-inch
plank, be, within 10 days of this notice,
constructed and laid in conformity
with the ordinance in relation to side-
walks as follows:
4 feet wide on west side of Alpine
:street between West Third street and
Dodge street, where not already laid
at the expense of abutting property.
Adoptee' by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Albrecht, Bauer, Berg.
Cullen, Dennert, Lagen, McEvoy and
Ryder.
The following claims were ordered
paid:
Wm. Dodson $1400 00
John Tibey 222 30
Theo Altman . . 200 00
F. C. Austin Mfg. Co 27 25
E. C. Blake 230 00
Geo. W. Farley. 5 00
John Pickley 550 00
Robert E. Lee 275 00
Bryon Donahue . . . . 96 00
0. G. Kringle . . 173 50
Dubuque Con struction Co 217 00
Brown & Brown. . 610 00
Kenneally & Cain 62 50
McElrath Teaming Co. 6 50
Purington Paving Brick Co71 25
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan4,712 50
J. Dunkley 18 19
.Jahn Tibey. 543 82
Peter Horsch. 526 S6
Ross McMahon . 227 80
Bill of M. Connelly of $152.82 for
sewer on Avon street was ordered paid
when street was put in proper shape.
City Engineer Knowlton reported as
follows on bids for street improve-
ments:
Queen street from Sanford street to
Clinton avenue:
Steuck. O'Farrell & Linehan .$4,146 00
John Pickley. 5,140 00
Brown Bros. 4,741 00
On motion the contract was awarded
to Steuck, O.Farrell & Linehan, they
being the lowest bidders.
19th street from west line of Pine
street to east line of E. Dubuque add:
220 00
John Pickley. 239 00
P. Horsoh.
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan 240 50
On motion the contract was let to
John Pickley he being the lowest bid-
der.
Ries street from Windsor avenue to
Stafford avenue. $453 00
Wilber Cook
Steuck. O'Farrel & Linehan... 501 00
484 00
John Pickley.
On motion the contract was let to Wil
ber Cook, he being the lowest bidder.
Alley from 17th street to 18th street
between Elm and Pine streets: $248 60
Peter Horsch . 246 00
John Pickley.
174 ,s'jee;ft/ Sere;on..July 22, 1896
Geo. W. Farley 228 00
Frank Benton 250 75
Steuck, O'Farrel & Linehan 228 90
On motion the contract was awarded
to George W. Farley, he being the low-
est bidder.
15th street from alley east of Elm
street to Pine street.
$195 20
214 00
Brown & Brown 202 00
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan . 207 00
On motion the contract was let to
John Pickley, he being the lowest bid-
der.
Alley between 14th and 15th streets
from Pine street to Maple street:
John Pickley $212 00
Wilber Cook 205 00
Brown & Brown . . .. .. 206 00
Steuck. O'Farrell & Linehan210 00
George W. Far:ey. 210 00
Peter Horsch 214 00
On •motion the contract was let to
Wilber Cook he being the lowest bid-
der.
Ald. Bauer moved that 26th street
be graded by day labor. Carried.
The bids of the following streets
were referred to the committee of the
whole.
West 17th street from Clark street to
Cox street.
Eagle street and Emsley alley from
Middle avenue to Althauser avenue.
Fifth avenue from Rhomberg avenue
to Peosta street.
Edison street from Stafford avenue to
Althauser avenue.
Also reported on bids for grading
South Main street. A:d McEvoy moved
that all bids be rejected and all persons
desiring be allowed to haul filling in
said street at the rate of 19 1-2 cents
John Pickley
Peter Morch
per cubic yards. Carried.
Ald. Cullen moved that filling on high
Bridge avenue be put in from 6th street
east. Carried.
On motion the matter of street sprink-
ling ahead of the sweeper was refered
to the street committee with power.
Ald. McEvoy moved that the matter of
completing sewer -on Dodge street be
referred to the sewer committee with
power. Carried.
A:d. Ryder moved that the matter
of lost dog tags be I
with power. Carrie o the mayor
Ald. Bauer mov: r that permission be
given for a bicy le race on Saturday,
July 15th. Carri d.
Ald. Cullen m ved that the matter
of appointing a a on the dump on
South Main street .e left to the street
committee with power. Carried.
Ald. Lagen moved to adjourn. Car-
ried.
Attest:
A)q►r»vr 1
RIGHT OF WAY.
To Peter Eisbach:— You are hereby
notified, that a proposition is now pend-
ing before the city council of the city
of Dubuque, for the establishment of a
State street across land in which you
claim an interest, as follows: Lots 1
and 2 Bonson & Stewart's sub, lot 6
of min. lot 62 city of Dubuque. a plat
of which proposed improvement has
been filed in the office of the city en-
gineer of said city, and you are notified
that at a session of the said city coun-
cil to he he:d at the city hall of said
city, on the 6th day of July, A. D. 1890,
it wilt he determined whether said pro-
posed improvement will be made, and
you are h: rebs notified to appear before
said council at said session, and show
cause, if any you have, why proposed
improvement should not be made.
W. H. KNOWLTON,
6-23-1 Ot. City Engineer.
PROPOSALS FOR STONEWARE PIPE
Sealed proposals will be received at
the city engineer's office up to 4 o'clock
p. m. Tuesday, June 30, for furnishing
the city of Dubuque with stoneware
sewer pipe in accordance with specifica-
tions now on file in said office.
Bidders to furnish a bond of $200
with their bids that contract will be ne-
tered into if awarded.
The city reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
6-17-10t. W. H. KNOWLTDN.
City Engineer.
By order of committee on sewers, Du-
buque, June 16th, 1896.
ATTENTION,
To butchers, hotel keepers, opera
houses, teamsters, owners of billiard
halls, bowling alleys, retaurants, etc.
You are hereby notified that your licen-
se for 1896 is now past due, and if not
paid on or before July 1st, 1896, you
will be arrested and prosecuted in accor
dance with the ordinance on that sub-
ject. ED. MORGAN,
6-19-12t. City Marshal.
List of IVniv'uuts.
CITY WARRANTS.
CITY RECORDER'S OFFICE,
DUBUQUE, IA., July 1, 1896.
'To the Honorable Mayor and Members
of the City Counci::
The following is a complete list of
warrants issued by me for the month
cof June, 1896:
T T Duffy, salary. $125 00
H B Gniffke, salary. 208 35
'L M Langstaff, salary' . 116 70
M McCarten, salary 116 70
Jno. Stemm. salary. 125 00
.Jas E Knight. salary. . . 150 00
Ed Morgan, salary. 100 00
Jos Reinfried, salary. . . 100 00
Thos Haggerty, salary. . . 91 60
Sohn O'Connell, salary. . . 83 35
Wm. A Keap. salary. . . 50 00
Ed Herron, salary.. .. .. 50 00
W H Know:ton, salary. 200 00
Jas Boyce, salary . . . 100 00
S Hyde, salary . . . . 100 00
Geo Osborne, salary . . 75 00
Phil Doerr, salary . . 75 00
Jos P Traut, salary 50 00
Chas Burkhart, park custodian45 00
Thos Cahill, park custodian45 00
Dr S S Lindsay, health officer50 00
M Eitel, salary 60 00
Jno Essman, salary 75 00
A Duccini, salary 50 00
'Jno Flynn, salary 60 00
J Wittie. salary
J Tschudi, salary. . . 50 00
Edw Keas, savary. 25 45
C Oatey, salary. . . .
Jas Daley, salary.
Job arnes, Bsalary
W Ducey, salary
J Schonberger, salary
M Fahey, salary.
T Mehan, salary
Jas Rooney. salary
Jas Rooney, salary
D Ahearn, salary.
T Walker, salary
W Hippman, salary
F Ganahl, salary
Geo Girke, salary.
Geo Helmaich, savary
3 Murphy, salary
J McFarland. salary
F Essman, salary.
Thos Flynn, salary
Job Barnes. salary.
Y Ryder, salary .
F Kenneally, salary.
Geo Byer, salary. .
Chas Kannolt, salary
James Allen, salary
Wm McBride, salary.
Robt Weston, salary
A McDona:d, salary
A Heer, salary
N Hard, salary
Jno Bauman, salary.
• J J Murphy, salary.
Jno Raesle, salary
Jno Loetscher, salary
P McNerney, salary
60 00
Torn Reilly, salary
J Fitzpatrick, salary.
D Norton, salary
James Allen, salary
.John Reuter, salary
.James F:ynn, salary
Edw Moore. salary
M Kitty. salary
P Sutton. salary
l Craugh, salary .
P Sullivan. salary
P Powers, salary
I` Rhomberg. salary
.Jas Rooney, salary .
1 Manhoff. salary
.Tas O'Halloran. salary. . .
.James Lonergan,s alary
John Hilson. salary
John Murphy. salary
John Noel. salary
Wm Hennessey, salary
Jas Carter. salary
Peter Scharff, salary . .
Pat DlcGollins, salary
Jas Secrest, salary
P Hanlon. salary
Thos Sweeney. salary
Wm Howard. salary
P Mulligan. salary . .
M A O'Connor. salary . .
Jno Coady. salary
James L Clune, salary
Al T. Scheer. salary
Aug Pfecer. salary .
John Tierney, salary .
Henry K Young. clary
Alb Meaner, salary . .
51 65
51 65
50 00
6 65
1 65
50 00
50 00
53 30
51 65
50 00
8 30
51 65
53 30
51 65
50 00
6 65
50 00
6 65
50 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
28 05
50 00
60 00
50 00
51 65
53 30
50 00
50 00
46 70
45 05
43 45
45 05
Geo Burkel. salary . 36 85
Emil Kahn. salary . . 26 65
50 00
50 00
1 65
1 65
9 45
27 70
16 90
20 25
18 25
29 05
20 95
17 90
22 95
6 75
5 40
18 25
50 00 Miss B Brennan. salary . .
60 00 Miss Kate Hibbe, salary .
75 00 Wm Frith, salary .
60 00 James Holohan, salary .
60 00 Sam Allen, salary .
50 00 Nic Adam. labor
50 00 I T Ahearn, labor .
Geo Albrecht, labor .
J Albrecht. labor .
A Alderson, labor .
Morris Ahearn. labor
M Arthofer, labor .
50 00 Wm Burns, labor .
50 00 Val Burns, labor .
60 00 , Pat Burk. labor .
50 00 Pat Bell. labor .
60 00 Ed Berry. labor .
60 00 J Brotehobrach, labor
75 00 Jno Bewer, labor .
50 00 Wm Bansfield, labor
50 00 Chas Blecker. labor
Chas Brenner, labor . .......
H Berry. labor .
Jas Butler. labor .
Thos Boyce. labor
R Berns. labor .
Jno Burk. labor .
.Tas Boyd. labor .
S Bradford. labor .
Wm Burtling. labor
Jno Baumgartner, labor .
J Betzler. labor ' .
Wm Bennett, labor . . .
50 00 M Abitz labor .
50 00
60 00
60 00
60 00
50 00
50 00
60 00
60 00
60 00
50 00
75 00
16 50
8 05
50 00
80 00
82 50
51 65
53 30
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6
8
39
5
4
2
2
30
29
26
50
10
80
00
40
05
70
05
75
70
40
25 00
26 40
16 20
14 20
6 10
6 10
6 10
176 Lig of Warrants
C Budde, labor 25 65
Charles Buse, labor . . . 28 70
Paul Becker, labor 22 95
J Brown, labor 26 40
H Brennan, labor 10 80
E Behrens, labor 13 85
F Bendel, labor 4 05
C D Belden, labor 15 20
J Boetscher, labor 24 30
H Brennan. labor 17 55
H Brehm, labor 21 00
C Beyer, labor 55 50
J Byrne, labor 8 45
Pat Breen, labor 26 70
M Beckins, labor 8 80
Anton Becker, labor 12 15
Jos Blocher, labor 8 10
Wm Brackebt, labor 1 35
Phil Becker, labor 27 00
Jno Bottoms, labor . 18 75
T Balzer, labor 4 05
A Beyer, labor 3 40
Wm Beyer, labor 2 05
Fred Beyer, Jr, labor 1 35
B Conlin, labor 12 85
.1 Corbett. labor 21 60
M Cormody, labor 27 00
Ch. Clemens, laborer .. .. .. .. 8 10
D. Corcoran, laborer.... ...... 23 65
L. Corcoran, laborer.. .. .. .... 10 80
J. Cherry, laborer.. .. .. .. ... 5 40
J. Coyne, laborer.. .. .. .. , , .. 14 85
M. Coyle. laborer, 14 85
M. Cain, laborer.. .. 22 30
Wm. Carberry, laborer .. 21 60
Wm. Crampwell, laborer.. 21 60
Wm. Conghlin, laborer. , .. 27 70
J. Callahan, laborer.. .. 16 90
Jas. Cahill, laborer.. .. .. 20 95
M. Cunningham, laborer.. 6 75
F. Conrad, laborer. 33 00
H. Haggerty, team.. .. .. ...... 3 00
Ed. Capritz, laborer 4 05
Cas. Coppersmith, laborer.. 4 05
Wm, Cahill, laborer.. .. .. 5 40
Jas. Connolly, laborer.. .. .. 25 00
Jerry Cahillfl laborer.. .. 19 25
L. Cahill, laborer 23 65
Thos. Cole, laborer.. .. .. .. 12 15
M. Crahin, laborer.. .. 16 20
Matt Collinson, laborer .. .. 15 90
Wm. Cunningham, laborer .. 15 90
Jno. Caffrey, laborer.... 4 45
J. Clater, laborer.. .. .... 8 80
F. Cherry, laborer.... .. 5 10
F. Coppersmith, laborer . , . , 2 05
Charles Chatter, laborer.. .. 8 10
Jas. Crawford, laborer.. .... . 50 00
Wm. Chalonpka, laborer.. 1 70
R. Corigan, laborer.. .. .. 3 05
M. Corbett, laborer.. .. ••4 05
Jas. Craig. laborer.. .... 2 70
J. Case, laborer.. .. .. , • , . 4 05
J. Dixon, laborer.. .. .. 15 20
P. Demsey, laborer.. .. 26 70
P. Defontin, laborer.. ., •.
Ed. Desmond, laborer.. , 14 60
M. Differding, laborer.. 2 75
.1. Dittman, laborer.. , . ' . • 34 95
Jas Doyle, laborer . • • • 27 80
J. Daugherty, laborer.. , 15 40
15 00
B, F. Darling, laborer.. .. . . 22 90
J. Driscole, laborer.. .. ....... 61 50
M. Dumphey, laborer.. .. .. .. 16 90.
Wm. Erwin, laborer .. .... .... 23 65
C. Elmo, laborer.. .. .. .... .. 2 i0
J. Egan, laborer.. .. .... 24 00
L. Fritz. laborer.. .. .......... 22 65
L. Fenner, laborer.. .. .. .... 2 i0
M. Fetschle, laborer.. .. ...... 28 35
M. Fagan, laborer.. .. .. .. .. 21 60
C. Fischer, Jr.. laborer.. .... . , 8 80
P. Finland. laborer.. .. .. .... 29 05
D. Fox, laborer.. .. ........ .. 26 35
L. Flickakel, laborer.. .. .. .... 6 75
P. Fitzgerald. laborer .. ...... 6 75
P. Faselins, laborer.. .. ...... 27 70
R. Fuhrman, laborer.. .. .. .. 8 10
Geo. Fischer. laborer .. .. .... 8 10
P. Farrell, laborer.. .. .. ..... 29 05
Wm. Flanagan, laborer.. .. ... 17 90
.T. Fanslow, laborer.. .... ..... 3 40
P. Fanslow. laborer.. .. ...... 35
F. Foltz. laborer.. .. .. .. .... 3 40
J. Flickinger, laborer.. .. .. .. 2 70
Chris, Fischer, Sr., laborer .... 6 10
Jno. Gretti, laborer.. .. ...... 6 10
Joe. Gunzel. laborer.. .. ...... 13 50
Geo. Gow, laborer.. .. .. .... 30 40
Wm. Gow, laborer.. .. .. .. .. 8 10
P. Grew, laborer.. .. .. ....... 29 05
James Gillispie. laborer 17 55
Joseph Ginter, laborer.. .. .... 29 05
C. Grunzig, laborer.. .. .. .... 22 95
J. M. Garrison, laborer.. .. 22 95
P. Gordon, laborer.. .. .. ...... 17 55
Wm. Gross. laborer .. .. ...... 4 05
H. Grade, laborer.. .. .. • 12 85
P. Ginter, laborer.. .. .. ...... 23 65
J. L. Sullivan. laborer.. .. .. 11 50
L. Stein. laborer.. .... .. .... 22 30
P. Smith. laborer.. .. .. .. .... 29 70
Jos. Schmidt, laborer .. ...... 22 95
Wm. Schwaegler. laborer.. .. . 18 90
S. Schneider, laborer. .. .. 3 40
Chas. Schargtez. laborer .. .... 3 75
B. Spilman. laborer .... .. .... 7 45
Geo. Schon, laborer.. .. .. 27 70
M. Specht, laborer 34 50
J. Schroeder, laborer .. .. 22 95
J. Schuderker, laborer.. . . 18 90
Sam Smith, laborer.. .... 9 45
Wm. Spensley, laborer .. .. 28 10
J. Sullivan, laborer.. .. .. .. 19 25
D. Southerland, laborer.. 15 75
11. Slamon, laborer.. .. .. 8 10
J. Suttman. laborer.. .. 1 35
Jos. Seik, laborer.. .. .. 25 00
J. Steffen, laborer.. 31 05
Wm. Sievers. laborer 70
Nic Schroeder, laborer 6 10
Carl Schattler, laborer.. . 14 20
M. Schollard, laborer.. 24 30
M. Sullivan, laborer .... , 18 25
H. Tippe, laborer.. . 8 10
Wm. Travis, laborer.. . 15 20
J. Twigg, laborer.. . 10 80
James Talty, laborer.. . 12 15
L. Trentbein, laborer.. . 13 85
Theo. Thi11, laborer.. . 18 90
W. Tainkham, laborer. . . 10 80
W. C. Taylor, laborer.. 7 45
Geo. Tranp, laborer.. .. .. 4 05
Lit of ltrarrintx.
-James Thomas, laborer .. .. .. 9 45
L. Traft, laborer.. .. .. ........ 70
L. Tracke, laborer.. .. , . .. .. 6 10
W. Thompson, laborer.. .. .. .. 8 10
A ,Thompson, laborer. .... .... 5 40
j. Tinkham. laborer.. .. .. .... 5 40
A. Tinkman, laborer .. .. .. .. 5 40
C. Underberg. laborer.. .. .... 11 55
Ernest Vogt. laborer.. .. .... 18 25
•Chas. Vincent, laborer .. ., .. . 2 70
F. Voelscher, laborer.. .. ..... 4 05
J. Vornschlag, laborer.. .. ... 14 20
J. Van Emerson, laborer.. .. .. 5 40
Val Weisheit, laborer .. .. , . .. 3 40
P. Weirich, laborer.. .. ...... 10 15
p. Weitz. laborer 24 65
H. Weidenbecker, laborer.. ... 28 35
P. Wagner. laborer.. .... .... 20 95
Ed. Winkelman. laborer .. .... 5 40
Aug Witte, laborer.. .. ...... 16 90
W. White. laborer.. .. .... ... 18 90
Jno. Walsh, laborer.. .. ...... 13 50
N. Wampack, laborer.. .. 4 05
Ed. Walz, laborer.. .. .. 8 10
Jno. Wolf, laborer.. .. .. 18 25
N. Wagner, laborer.. .... 10 80
•J. Welsh, laborer 4 05
P. Wertin, laborer.. .. 31 05
Vincent Weir. laborer.... .. 1 35
Wm. Warring, laborer.. .. 37 50
•Geo. Wetter, laborer.. .. 2 70
M. J. Williams, laborer.. .. 4 75
Nick Wickham, laborer .. 5 40
•J. Weitz, laborer.. 5 40
Christ Yost, laborer.. .. ...... 2 70
Aug Yoss, laborer.. .. ...... 27 70
Jno. Yann, laborer.. .... 6 10
Jno. Yan, laborer.. .. .. 5 40
Geo. Zumhoff, laborer.. .. .. 36 75
J. Zeidman, laborer.. .. 7 85
W. Zachina, laborer.. .. .. 24 65
Adam Zengel. laborer.. .. 20 95
John Zuber, laborer. .. 6 10
P. Aheran, team .. .. .. ...... 36 00
'Theo. Altman. team.. .. ...... 52 50
Fr. Burns, team .. 24 00
Byrne Bros.. team 15 00
Ike Beekman, team 43 50
C. O. Baker, team.. . ... 48 00
Wm. Dentin, team 12 00
Ewd. Burns, team 3 00
Tim Byron, team .... .. 6 00
Scott Brown. team 6 00
Wm. Casey, team.. .. 27 00
Jos. Costello, team.. .. 15 00
Mrs. B. Costello, team .. .. 19 50
P. Clancy, team.. .. .. 51 00
Thos. Cain. team.. .. .. 21 00
52 50
42 00
49 50
15 00
J. Duggan, team.. .. .. .... 9 00
Jno. Evans, team.. .. .. .. 9 00
T. Elliott, team.. .. . 46 50
J. Dunkley, team.. .. .. 10 50
W. Ellis, team.. .. .. 6 00
N. Frith, team.. .. .. 69 00
P. C. Foley. team ........ .. 15 75
3. Ganagan, team 25 50
J. Geary, team 49 50
T. Crahin, team
A. Conrad, team
B. Cain. team.. ..
Pat. Dolan, team
177
M. Gantenbein, team .. 58 50
J. Gaham, team.. „ . , ....... 6 00
W. C. Green, team 7 50
M. J. Hannon, team.. .. 21 75
J. Healey, team.. .. . . 21 00
W. A. Hammond, team.. .. 40 50
J. Haudenschild, team .. .. .. 21 75
Thos. Heins, team.. .. .. 45 00
B. Harold, team.. .. .. 15 00
J. Hoffmeir, team.. .. .. 7 75
Peter Jarding, team.. .. .. . 69 00
Edw King. team.. .. .. .... 31 50
Thos Kane, team.. .. .. 61 50
M. Kenneally ,team 49 50
P. Kenneally, team.. .. .. ... , 42 00
Jos. Kenneally, team .. .. 4 50
R. J. Love, team.. .. .. 67 50
Wm. Lyons, team.. .. .. 40 50
Jno. Long, team.. 66 00
P. Linehan, team.. .. .... , 51 00
Chris. Leik, team.. .. . . 4 50
J. Murray, team 15 00
F. Mathis, team.. .. .. .. 31 50
J. G. Moore, team.. .. .... 15 00
R. Mathis, team.. .. 33 00
Martin, Strelau Co, team.. .. 15 00
J. McCollins, team.. .. .. , , , 22 50
Jas. McCracken, team.. .. .. 66 00
Jno. McGrath, team.. .. .. 42 00
C. McElrath, team .. .... .. 105 75
Wm. McGrath, team.. ... , 42 00
S. Norton, team .... .. . . ... 42 00
Ed. Norton, team.. .. .. 6 00
T. O'Brien, team.. .. .. 10 50
Jno. Parker, team.. .. ....
J Pibtman. team
Mrs. Quinlinn, team . 69 00
Edw Ryan, team . 3 00
M Riordan, team . . 15 00
Geo Reynolds, team . 52 50
Aug Roeber, team . 30 00
T Singrin, team . 15 00
Jno Savage, team . 43 50
H Schmidt, team . 60 00
J Sutherland, team . 24 00
D Sutherland. team . 33 00
F Schoenthal, team 12 30
Eli Shaw, team . 1 50
H Strotz, team . 45 00
Edw Seeley, team . 54 00
O Steffen, team 3 00
F Schultz, team 1 50
F Sieg, team . . 6 75
M Tice, team . 69 00
Catherine Tobin, team . 58 50
.Tno Terry, team . 1 00
J Von Hollen, team 48 75
Jesse Venn, team . 28 50
P Vogel, team 10 50
J Williams, team 1239 00
00
Tony Wolfe, team
H Weber, team 21 00
F Winters, team . 15 00
L Wellington, beam . . ...... 7 50
Al Wallace, team . 7 50
Jas Jellison, labor . 29 25
Pat McNulty, labor 29 50
Jas O'Brien, labor . 20 25
A J Jaeger, labor . 18 75
Tony Zugenbuehluer, labor .... 5
33 75
5
Sam Elmer, labor . • 21 00
W Dean, labor
12 00
178 I GYZ I:.r Warmittx,
Jas Bennett, labor . 34 50
Pat Doyle, labor . 34 50
Ed Daily, labor . 21 00
M Farrell, labor . . 33 75
J Brick. labor . . . 18 75
Phil Doerr, labor . 15 90
Thos Heins, labor 18 00
James Rooney, labor 20 25
Jno O'Brien, labor . . . 33 00
Jas O'Brien, labor . 16 50
Jno Mantel. labor . 17 25
Chas Botsford, labor 31 50
M Lonergan, labor . 30 00
Jno O'Dea, labor .. 30 00
Pat Fury, labor . 17 25
Chas Hillery, labor .. 26 25
J Grab, labor , .. 25 00
Geo Grade, labor . 6 75
Reuben Grimes, labor .. 19 25
J Giessler, labor .. 6 75
J Griffin, labor 14 20
B Glass, labor . 14 20
Jno Glynn, labor 40 00.
Pat Gill, labor 1 00
Chrs, Gantenbein, labor . 14 85
Jno Hafey, labor . 19 60
Jos Glass, labor 18 25
Wm Hird, labor 4 05
P Hanafen, labor .. 13 50
Geo. Hillman, laborer ...... 6 10
M Hardie, labor . 1 50
C Heck, labor . 16 90
Geo Heneklein, labor 18 25
N Helger, labor . 14 55
C Homberg, labor . 11 15
F Herzog, labor 22 95
A Hofferman, labor 27 00
J Hogan, labor 22 95
Steve Hansen, labor 10 15
J Hayes, labor . 34 50
T Horn, labor . 3 40
A Henderson, labor . 14 20
H Haas, labor . ... 6 75
A Henesen, labor . 16 20
Gortt Hamaber, labor 4 05
Jas Hutton, labor .. 19 25
D Harmen, labor .. 25 00
J Hanley, labor . 20 95
M Houpes, labor 20 95
Jas Huber, labor 11 50
J Hind, Jr, labor 23 65
J Hind, Sr, labor 53 25
Amb Hird, labor . . 23 65
Cause Hagge, labor . . 14 20
A Johnson, labor . . . 18 60
Geo Jones, labor 9 45
P Jacobe, labor . . . , 26 35
Ellis Joyce, labor. . 11 95
Jessie Jellison, labor . . 50 00
A Jaeger, labor. . 1 35
Wm. Juergens, labor 33 75
Jno Kensella, labor. 50 OJ
P Kreamer, labor. . . 6 10
Jno Kerst, labor 16 90
J Kel:y, labor. . . . 18 90
M Kas, labor. . . 22 95
Wm Koehler, labor . 8 10
T Klasky, labor.. 2 70
C Krentz, labor..12 85
C Kirchof, labor 10 15
M Klein, labor 17 25
E S King, labor 10 15
M Kehr, labor . . . . 8 10
J Karsch, labor 12 85.
F Krueger, labor 19 25.
P Krocheska, labor 11 50
L Knochel, labor 5 40
P Kroski, labor 6 76.
F Kruse, labor 4 05
C Kaufman, labor22 95
Jac Krauss. labor 22 30
Geo. Krauss, labor 14 85
H Knass. labor 5 40
Geo Kessler, labor 18 25.
A C Knapp, labor 20 95.
Phil Kinney, labor 27 35
L Knaps, labor . . . 17 v5
F Kauffman, labor 9 15
Jos Kenzler, labor 13 50
P Kien. labor 49 50
J Kutz, labor 4 05
L Kreps, :abor 2 70
H Krutz, labor 27 70
P Lynch. labor19 60
Geo Lutz. labor 14 85.
Wm Lavine, labor 8 10
51 Lilack, labor 3`2 6P
H Luck. labor 12 85
H Lembke, labor 26 35
H Luchterhand, labor 4 05.
Alois Lange, labor 13 50
Geo. Leidinger, labor 1 35
C Leamon, labor 4 05
A Landy, labor , . 70
M Loes, labor 14 85
Edw Lagen, labor . . . 40 00
Thos Lonergan, labor . . 22 95
P Leidinger.:abor. 4 75
P Levitt. labor 14 85
P Murphy. labor 50 00
.1 Mullen, labor 33 00-
R Miller, labor . . . 4 75
T Mulqueeney, labor. . . 28 70
T Murray, labor . . . 21 60
J Maroney. labor 19 95.
J Martinett, labor . . . 2S 70
P Murray, labor . . . 18 25
L Maher, labor . . . 22 95
M Mahoney, labor . . 18 25.
L Menrisse. labor 15 55
T Meggison, :abor. 22 95
A Manderschert, labor 28 35
Jas Mulkern, labor 7 45.
E Meeker, labor 28 35
Jas Meloly, Jr, labor 20 95
Jno Melloy, labor 16 90
M Maher, labor . . . 24 3• 5
P Mahon, labor . , , 25 35
M Murphy, labor 10 50
Jac Muser, labor 16 55
Jas Melloy, Sr, labor 1 0• 5
J Made, labor 1 35
P Marsei:les, labor2 05•
P Moran, labor. 20 25
Ed Melloy, labor. 2 7250
0
A McGuan, labor 20 95
P McPoland, labor 14 20
B McCaffrey, labor 18 90
Thos McDonald, labor 8 80
M McMara, labor 26 70
J H McDonald, labor 14 55
D McGinnis, labor 19 60
J McGee, labor. 10 SO
Wm McLain, labor 22 30
P McMul:en, labor 19 60
Jas McCormack, labor 24 30
Wm McDermott, labor.. 19 60
J McCarron, labor. 18 25
List of Warranta.
B McDonald, labor . . . 21 00
.1 C McDonald, labor 21 00
M McCarten, labor 21 75
P McCarten, labor 18 60
M McCone, labor 25 65
L McEvoy, labor. 25 65
.1 McNulty, labor 22 30
.1 McCaffrey. labor 11 15
.1 McClone, labor 6 75
M Nuten. labor 9 80
.Jno Nutz, labor 13 50
Wm No:and, labor 25 65
Phil Newman, labor 12 85
J Oldsner, labor 3 40
F Oswald, labor 2 70
,Julius Otto, labor. 1
Chas Otto, labor 6 75
P O'Brien, Sr 2 70
.1 Pilmaier, labor 29 25
A Peter, labor 13 50
Jas Paus, labor 70
N Prosser, labor 10 50
C' Pierce. labor 11 50
N Pitz, labor 3 40
JnoPfeiffer. labor 16 90
Geo Pfeiffer, labor 5 40
Geo Paar, labor 7 40
.Tas Purcell. labor 21 60
James Powers, labor 18 25
D Powers, labor 19 60
P Quinn, Sr, labor 32 50
Wm Quinlan, labor 24 65
M Quinlan. labor 10 15
Chas Reilly, labor 16 90
F. Rilger, labor 18 25
M Reiseck, labor 29 05
F Radloff, labor 7 45
A Rente, labor 22 30
F Remus, labor . . . . 20 95
Geo Rink, labor 8 45
H Rink, labor . . . 2 70
Wm Rehfeld, labor. 1 35
Jac Raesner, labor. 18 25
Ed Rittenberg, labor 5 40
J Ryan, labor 14 20
J Reed, labor 18 60
J Richter, labor . . 10 80
J Ryan, Jr, labor 8 10
F Roein, labor. 13 50
Thos Reilly. labor 35 25
John Raetz, labor 14 85
H Stevens, labor .. 4 05
A R Stevenson, labor . . 75 00
J B Stevens, labor 20 25
P Schiltz, labor .. 23 25
J Steffes, labor 29 05
J Schemmel, labor . 26 40
Geo Sutter, labor . . . 23 65
Aug Schelsky, labor 2 70
Jas Stadl, labor .. 13 50
A Schmidt, labor . . . . 11 50
A Schaetzle, labor . . . 1 35
F Scherr, labor' . . . . 33 00
J Sanders, labor. 19 95
Otto Schlaegel, labor . 16 55
M Shay, labor . . 25 00
S Schaetzle ,labor . 19 65
P Stoffer, labor . . 20 25
N Sweeney, labor . . 13 50
Aug Seik, labor. 6 75
M Flynn, labor 17 25
R McGivern, labor. . 14 25
Ed Capritz, labor . . . 16 50
Thos Bannon, labor. . . 15 75
Fred Schilling, labor . .. 8 25
H Martin, labor
179
Steve Rousch, labor .. 12 50
Wm Terry, labor . , 12 75
F Baltzer, labor
. . . 7 50
M Tierney. labor 6 00
Tom Maloney, labor .. 75
A Waller, labor . , . 90
Jno Sprielman, labor 90
A Doerr. expressing. 16 75
«'m Terry, labor . . . 28 00
l` Schil'ing. labor . . . 6 15
Steve Rousch. labor28 00
H Smith. labor . . 43 75
,J Hillery. labor 28 90
A .faeger, labor . . 21 00
C Sniegelhalter. pmmdmaster . 50 00
M Flynn, labor . . 15 75
Wm Dean. labor . . . 15 75
F Baltzen ,labor. .... . 5 25
T Straney. trimming trees 16 50
M Tierney. trimming trees 15 75
Wm Bennett, trimming trees 15 75
J P Trani, feeding prisoners 37 40
Samuel Starr, sanitary patrol-
man . 50 00
A J Kriese, white washing and
plastering 14 75
W .1 Knight. expert to Des
Moines Hunt case . 22 55
A Jaeger, cleaning around city
hall 2 00
Geo Sutter, cleaning around city
hall . 70
Jno Steffers. cleaning around
city hall . 2 00
.1 Brochtobracb, cleaning
around city hall . 2 00
B Hayes, cleaning around city
hall . 23 00
Mrs H Koenig, Janitor and scrub
bing . 25 00
Mrs A Kien, janitor and scrub-
bing . 5 60
Jno Kearns, recording deeds 8 25
Geo Bennett, assistant assessor100 00
Gotlf Gmehle, assistant asses-
sor , 100 00
Wm Jellison, sodding park 494 90
Wm Jellison, sodding park 273 10
T L Jess, wharf master . . 30 00
Peter Kien, cleaning around
city hall 3 50
Wm Geisheker, rod man 65 00
Tno Farley, rod mon 40 00
.los Murphy, rod man . 22 60
D Sheehan, sewer inspector . 37 50
Jack Zevis, labor in park . 1 35
H Luck, labor in park . 4 05
J Beekman. labor in park . 1 50
A Conzett, labor in park . 2 70
Geo Salot. filling on 4th street
extension '75 75
Jno Tibey, filling on 4th street 54 20
extension .
P Clancy, filling on 4th street 10 50
extension .
Byrne & Saul, filling on 4th 7 75
street extension . .
Jno Lagen, filling on 4th street 3 75
extension .
R W Kemler, filling on 4th street 1 25
extension
Jno McCollins, filling on 4th 4 2.,
street extension .
Wm Mathis, filling on 4th street
extension .
Jno Spies, labor
B Schnee, labor
C Schargetz, labor
A Kruncker, labor .
Ham & Carver. blank station-
ery
A Y McDonald & Morrison Mfg
Co, surveyer's pins .
W H Torbert, drugs
B Lagen, carriages for Deco-
ration Day
L Roehl & Co, building stairs
city hall
Jno Harney, repairing tools .
Ryder Bros, bicarbon soda
Jas Street, rock furnished city
Harger & Blish, stationery
Telegraph Printing Co, station-
ery 22 75
B D Linehan, repairing tools .. 5 00
Hardie & Scharle, blank books
and stationery . 72 00
G B Grosvenor & Co, station-
ery, station-
ery]
Duggan & Kane, soap, matches
etc 7 80
Stahl Salter Lubricating Co,
axle grease 4 00
Kannolt & Powers, horse shoe-
ing 21 00
C H Whitwell, veterinary service 27 00
P H Halpin, bran 2 SO
E E Frith, removing garbage,
etc 214 50
Kenneally & Cain, filing on
Rush street. 30 SO
Dubuque Linseed Oil Works, oil
meal . . . . . . . . 1 50
Phil Pier, coal. 11 90
Grant Galena Co., one 2 -horse
cart 5 00
Engler. Frudden Lumber Com-
pany, shavings 1 50
Excelsior Brass Works, hose for
chemical engine and repairing
engine 85 25
Collings & Wilkinson, shoeing
horses 12 00
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co.,
rubber mats. . . .. . ....... 6 00
A Wunder:ich, horse shoeing... 9 75
Dubuque Water Co, 321 hydrants
for May ....... 500 00
Dubuque Water Co, 321 hydrants
for May . 500 00
Dubuque Water Co, 321 hydrants
for May . . . 337 50
Key City Gas Co, coke and coal. 19 48
Key City Gas Co., coke for steam
roller 86 48
E C Blake, improving Wood-
worth ave. . 220 00
Bryan & Donahue, sewer in 27th
street 115 62
Bryan & Donahue, sewer in 27th
street 18 27
John Tibey, improving West 8th
street 200 00
.lohn Pickley, improving Liberty
street 500 00
John Pickley• Improving Liberty
street' . . 500 00
4 00
1 35
13 50
2 05
12 85
2 50
4 40
32 84
12 00
44 30
2 40
30 63
35 70
34 90
John Pickley, improving Liberty
street 220 04;
Dubuque Construction Co., im-
proving Chestnut street 270 oU
Dubuque Construction Co., tle
pipe. 24 23
Peter Horeb, improving Main
street 500 Ott
Peter Horch, improving Main
street 40 00
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan, re-
pairs on Jackson street. . .. 40 85
Peter Horch. repairing gutter in
18th street 54 75
Steuek, O'Farrell & Co., im-
proving Union avenue 500 00
Steuck. O'Farrell & Co., im-
proving Union avenue 500 OOE
Steuck, O'Farrell & Co., im-
proving Union avenue 140 00
O G Kringle, sewer in 5th street 500 044
O G Kringle, sewer in 5th street 240 00
Wm. Dodson, improving Coates
avenue 500 00
Wm. Dodson, improving Coates
avenue 10 llllf, 47)2"Thos Hassett, filling in Villa st.. 71
Altman & 'Taylor, grading Grand-
view avenue . . 78 25
Theo Altman, improving South-
ern avenue 500 00
Theo Altman, improving South-
ern avenue 300 00
Smith -Perry Printing Co., blank
stationery 16 10
Farley. Loetscher Mfg. Co., glass
for blue print frames. . 2 35.
Mulgrew & Phillips, sewer pipe37 00
N H Schilling, repairing storm
water sewer . . . 20 35
Butt Bros., repairs engine 6 90
Butt Bros., repairs engine 30 90
C T Jones, cost in Hunt case35 75
James A Hayes, cost in Hunt
case . . . . 136 90
James H Hunt, persona: dam-
age 500 0°James H Hunt, persona: dam-
age . . . . 500 0• 0
James H Hunt, persona: dam-
age 500 00
James H Hunt, persona: dam-
age 500 OU
.Tames H Hunt, persona: dam-
age 500 00
James H Hunt, persona: dam-
age 500 0• ')
James H Hunt, persona: dam-
age . . . . . . . 105 35 -
Michael Duggan, damage to prop-
erty 300 00
•
F Voltz, labor 3 40
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co
brass rings 4 0• 0 •
I P Schroeder, tile pipe. 9 45
Duggan & Kane, oil, rope, etc4 50
Deitrich Bros., brick 5 00 •
W Baumgartner, wrench. 1 35
Reinfried & Jaeger, electrician
supplies
Key City Gas Co., coal
22
o3
James Levi & Co., matting and
matron's supplies
Geo F Kleih, cancel punch . .
Standard Lumber Co., lumber
60
29 16
90 •
1 20
List of Warrant...
181
Excelsior Brass Works, polish
and repairs harness langers.. 3 25
Ferguson Supp:y Co., drinking
fountain. 130 00
C H Whitwell, veterinary ser-
vice 4 50
C .1 Heller, buttons, badges, and
stars 17 (S
Globe Light and Heat Co., 100
lamps for April 166 67
Star Electric Co., 305 arc lights 500 00
for May
Star Electric Co., 305 are lights
for May 500 00
Star Electric Co., 305 arc lights 500 00
for May
Star Electric Co.. 305 are lights
for May 147 00
Key City Gas Co, gas 86 90
Duggan & Kane, supplies for po-
lice matron. 10 15
H B Gniffke. excavation. 90 00
H B Gniffke, expressage $6.75,
postage. $1.00 7 75
H B Gniffke, interest paid 185 50
Iowa Trust and Savings bank. 500 00
loan.... .
Iowa Trust and Savings bank, 500 00
loan.... .. .... ...........
Iowa Trust and Savings bank, 500 00
loan.... .. .... ...........
Iowa Trust and Savings bank, oa0 00
loan.... .. .. ........
Iowa Trust and Savings bank,
loan.... .. ........... 500 00
Iowa Trust and Savings bank,
loan. 500 00
Iowa Trust and Savings bank,
loan. 500 00
Iowa Trust and Savings bank,
loan.... .. .... ........... 500 00
Iowa Trust and Savings bank,
loan.... .. .... ........... 500 00
Iowa Trust and Savings bank.
. ........... 500 00
bank loan.. 500 00
bank loan.. 500 00
bank loan.. 500 00
bank loan.. 500 00
bank loan.. 500 00
bank loan.. 500 00
loan.... .
Second National
Second National
Second National
Second National
Second National
Second National
Second National bank loan.. .. 500 00
Second National bank loan.. .. 500
Second National bank loan.. .. 500
Second National bank loan.. .. 500
Maria Duggan, loan. 500
Maria Duggan, loan. 500
Maria Duggan, loan. 500
Maria Duggan, loan. 500
Maria Duggan, loan .. .. .. 300
Dom. Forrst, loan .. .. .. 200
E. C. Young, loan.. .. .. 445
James Herald, committee on
change of grade.. .. .. .... 2 00
James Cushing, committee on
change of grade.. .. .. .... 2 00
Jno. Trexler, committee on
change of grade.. .. .. .. . 2 00
James Herod, juror opening Mt
Carmel ave.. .. .. 4 00
.1. W. Halpin. juror opening Mt.
Carmel ave4 0'1
M. Brown, Juror opening Mt.
Carmel ave.. .. .... 4 00
M. J. Mulgrew, juror opening Mt
Carmel ave .. .. .. .... .. .. 4 00
Robt. Jess, Juror opening Mt.
Carmel ave. , . .. ... 4 00
Jas. McDonald Juror opening Mt.
Carmel ave .. .. .. .... .. .. 4 00
Jas. Hayes, juror opening Mt.
Carmel ave .. .. .. .... .... .. 4 00
Edw. Ryan, juror opening Mt.
Carmel ave .. .. .. .... .... .. 4 00
M. Carney, juror opening Mt.
Carmel ave.. .. .. .. .... 4 00
Jno. W. Norton, juror opening
Carmel ave.. .. .. .. .. 4 00
Thos. Kenneally, juror opening
Mt. Carmel aven.. ... .. . 4 00
Christ Janssen, juror opening Mt
Carmel ave ........ .... ... 4 00
J. p Quigley, juror opening
26th street.. .. .. .. 2 00
E. O. Duncan, juror opening
26th street.. .. .. .. 2 00
J. W. Coy, juror opening 26th
street.. .. ... ............ 2 00
B. Westerkamp, juror opening
26th street. 2 00
Otto Elwanger, juror opening
26th street. 2 00
Christ Janssen, juror opening
26th street. 2 00
A. W. Downer, juror opening
26th street. 2 00
H. Nagelmaker, juror opening
26th street. 2 00
Peter Specht, juror opening
26th street.. .. .. .. 2 00
, James Kane, juror opening
26th street .. .. .. .. 2 00
James McClain, juror opening
26th street .... .. 2 00
Christ A. Voelker, juror opening
26t.1 street..... ... ... ... 2 00
Anton Peter. laborer.. . .. 10 50
The Herald, advertising for
April.. ....... . ... .... .. 67 50
The Telegraph, advertising for
April.... .. .... ... ... 75 00
The Times, advertising for April 29 15
The Globe -Journal, advertising
for April.. 67 50
00 Thos. J. Donahue, extra work on
00 South Dodge street.. .. .. 325 00.
00 Jane .Jones, opening Rose St75 00
00 Frank Menkel, personal damage 50 00
00 Jas. A. Hayes, cost in Menkel
00 case 10 50
00 Jas. Hayes cost in Jane Jones
00 case..... ... ... . 11 65
00 Jas. A. Hayes, cost in Donahue
04) case ...... .. .. ...... .... 75 70
P. Linehan, use horse trimming 22 50
trees.... .
Chicago Times -Herald, advertis-
case .... .. .. ..... .
75 70
ing for bonds.. .. .. .. 4 60
B. Lagen, use horse trimming
trees .... .. .... ......... I Rio
Geo. ICu•e, laborer 5 40
G. W. Albert, macadam.. .. 15 97
Jno. Malone, macadam.. 15 00
I hereby certify that the foregoing is
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Official Notices.
a correct list of all warrants issued by
me during the month of June, 1896.
Attest: L. M. LANGSTAFF.
City Recorder pro tem.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
my office up to July 6th, 1896, at 9:00
a. m. for the improvement of the fol-
lowing streets and alleys in accordance
with plans and specifications now on
file in my office:
Fifth avenue from Rhomberg ave-
nue to Peosta street:
Curbing, 1,200 lineal feet.
Guttering, 1,300 square yards.
Macadamizing, 1,300 sq yds.
Grading cut, 14,500 cu. yds.
Queen street from Sanford street to
Clinton street: --
Curbing, 4,000 lineal feet.
Guttering, 1.800 sq yds.
Macadamizing, 5,000 sq yds.
Grading cut. 10,250 cu yds.
Grading fill, 2.717 cu. yds.
Ries street from Windsor avenue to
Stafford avenue:
Curbing, 700 lineal feet.
Guttering, 300 sq. yds.
Macadamizing, 600 sq. yds.
Grading cut, 144 cu. yds.
Grading fill. 144 cu. yds.
Eagle street and Emsley alley from
Middle avenue to Althauser avenue:
Curbing. 1.200 lineal feet.
Guttering, 500 sq. yds.
Macadamizing, 1,100 sq. yds.
Grading cut, 3,500 cu. yds.
Grading fill. 510 cu. yds.
Fifteenth street from alley east of
Elm street to Pine street:
Curbing. 200 lineal feet.
Guttering, 90 sq. yds.
Macadamazing, 350 sq. yds.
Grading cut, 100 cu. yds.
Edison street from Stafford avenue t
Althauser avenue:
Curbing, 1,300 lineal feet.
Guttering, 500 sq yds.
Macadamizing, 1,200 sq. yds.
Grading cut. 2,476 cu. yds.
Ninteenth street from west line of
Pine street to east line of East Dubu-
que addition:
Curbing, 200 lineal feet.
Guttering, 100 sq. yds.
Macadamizing, 400 sq yds.
Grading cut, 150 cu. yds.
Grading fill, 150 cu. yds.
West Seventeenth street from Clark
street to Cox street:
Curbing, 2,400 lineal feet.
Guttering, 1,100 sq. yds.
Macadamizing, 4,200 sq. yds.
Grading cut, 12,700 cu. yds.
Grading fill, 8,800 cu. yds.
Alley between Fourteenth and Fif-
teenth streets and Pine and Maple
streets:
Macadamizing, 600 sq. yds.
Grading fill, 200 cu. yds.
Grading cut, 15 cu. yds.
Alley between Sixteenth and Eigh-
teenth streets and Maple and Cedar
streets:
Macadamizing, 1,200 sq. yds.
Grading fill, 1.300 cu. yds.
Alley from Seventeeneh street to
Eighteenth street between Elm and
Pine streets:
Macadamizing. 600 sq. yds.
Grading fill, 326 cu. qds.
Twentysixth street extension from
Pine street to Burden avenue:
Grading. 1,200 cu. yds.
South Main street from Charter St.
to Railroad avenue:
Grading fill. 12.000 cu. yds.
Bidders will be required to furnish
bond of $200.00 •guaranteeing that the
contract will be entered into if awarded
Blank bonds will be furnished by the
recorder.
Proposals will be acted on at a ses-
sion of the Council to be held July 6th,
1896.
The city reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Dubuque, Iowa, June 23rd, 1896.
6-23-6t. L. M. LANGSTAFF,
City Recorder, Pro Tem.
Special Session, July 23, 1896.
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SPECIAL SESSION, JULY 23RD, 1896.
(Official.)
Council met at 2:30 p. m.
Mayor Duffy in the chair.
Present—Alds. Albrecht, Altman,
Bauer, Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert,
Lagen McEvoy and Ryder.
The mayor stated the object of the
meeting was to take action in regard to
the death of Gen. Geo. W. Jones.
Ald. Ryder offered the following res-
olution, which was adopted unanimous
iv:
Whereas, It has pleased Almighty
God in his inscrutable wisdom to sum-
mon from the atcive scenes of life our
honored and venerable citizen, Gen.
George W. Jones; and,
Whereas, He spent the greater part
of his long and useful life from his
early manhood in the service of the
public, and has left the impress of his
remarkable public record on the whole
country; and,
Whereas, Few living men can recall
such a prominent, honored and var-
ied career. A drummer boy in the
war of 1812, clerk of the United States
district court of the state of Missouri,
aid-de-camp in the Blackhawk war,
chief justice of tlhe territory of MichI-
gan, delegate to congress from the ter-
ritory of Wisconsin, delegate to con-
gress from the territory of Iowa, sur-
veyor general of the territory of Iowa,
United States senator from the state
of Iowa, and minister to Bogota. A
pioneer in the early days of civiliza-
tion in the great northwest, he st000d
by the cradle of the young state of
Iowa and saw it develop from a wilder-
ness into one of the most prosperous
commonwealths in the union, and with
it during his sixty-three years of resi-
dence here he has watched our beauti-
ful city grow from a straggling fron-
tier village to its present importance.
He was always recognized as one of
our most public spirited citizens, a man
of untiring energy, a leader in the
furtherance of any enterprise for the
good of the city and ever willing to
give his time and services to any char-
itable movement when called upon to
do so he was true to every trust re-
posed in him. Therefore,
Resolved, That in the death of Gen-
eral Jones the city of Dubuque loses
one of its best citizens and the nation
at large a distinguished and faithful
public servant, a man whose sterling
integrity commended him in all busi-
ness relations, a gentleman of the old
school whose friendships knew no
change in the shadows of adversity,
treatment of all drew about him friend
everywhere, who sincerely mourn his
death. Be it further
Resolved. That a copy of these reso-
lutions be spread upon the records of
the council and that they be published
in the daily newspapers of the city, a
copy hereof be given to the family of
deceased and that the city council at-
tend the funeral In a body.
Ald. Berg moved to adjourn. Car-
ried.
Attest: L. M. LANGSTAFF,
Recorder Pro Tens.
SIDEWALK NOTICE.
Reso:ved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That sidewalks of
good two-inch plank, brick stone or ce-
ment, he, within 20 days of this notice,
constructed and laid in conformity with
the ordinance in relation to sidewalks
as follows:
Six feet wide on Seminary street
abutting mineral lots 187 and 191, where
not already laid at the expense of abut-
ting property.
Adopted July 6th, 1896.
Attest: L. M. LANGSTAFF,
7-16-10t. Recorder pro tem.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the city engineer's office up to 4 o'clock
p. m. of Monday, July 27th, 1896, for
rebuilding wall on West llth street at
Grove Terrace in accordance with
plans and specifications on file in said
office. A bond of $200 will be required
with each bid that contract will be en-
tered into if awarded. The right to re-
ject any and all bids is reserved.
W. H. KNOWLTON,
7-21-5t.
Attest:
T
Approved .413 lsm.
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Regular Session August 3, 1896.
OFFICAl..
Council met at 10 a. m.
Mayor Duffy in the chair.
Present—Alds. Albrecht,
Bauer, Berg, Bonson, Cullen,
Lagen and McEvoy.
Ald. Bonson moved that the minutes
be approved as printed. Carried.
The following bills were allowed:
Chris Smith, meat for matrons
room.. .. .. .... .......... ..$ 9 45
A. H. Wagner & Co., repairing
chairs .. .. .. .... .. .. .
E. Sohollian, half pay on police
overcoat .... .. .. .. .. 10 00
Ed. Morgan, three road scrapers10 00
Jos. Trudell, repairing parol
wagon .. . .. .. .. 14 20
Key City Gas Co., gas for patrol
house.. .. .. . .. ..
L. J. Baumhover, gloves for po-
lice department .. .. .. .. 5 25
Lear & Pfiffner, horse shoe:ng..15 50
Jos. J. Rowan, supplies for mat-
ron .. .. ... ... ... . 5 53
Excelsior Brass Works, dog
tags ...... .. .. .. .. .. 6 00
Merkes & Hasler, hay.. .. .. 1 00
Chas. Oswald, padlocks.. 1 75
C. J. Heller, police buttons .. 9 50
Ellwanger Bros., repairing har-
Altman,
Dennert,
1 10
4 80
18 40
Fratz and Clark, drugs.. .... 3 55
Peter Klauer, gas stove and pan. 6 40
W. Wilkey, painting .. .. 2 50
Smith -Perry Printing Co., blank
stationery . .. .. .. ...... 11 00
Cleaver & MeCarten, repairing
fountain .. 1 20
Central Electric Co., wire and
71 13
M. Mullen, plumbing .. 8 30
Paul Becker, labor in park .... 2 70
Geo. Hecklin, labor in park ... 1 05
Paul Schlenker, hardware.. .... 1 10
Gott Gmehle, assistant assessor 100 00
Geo. Bennett assistant assessor 100 00
Sam Starr, sanitary inspector .. 50 00
Harger & Blish, stationary.. .. 7 85
P. Dempsey labor.. .. 1 50
John F. Kearns recording plats. 4 00
B. Hayes, cleaning around city
hall.. . 21 25
E. E. Frith, removing garbage. 222 75
Kllwanger Bros, repairing har-
ness ... .. .. .. .. .. .. ...... 2 20
Lear & Pfiffner, horse shoeing .. 13 50
John C. Horner, connecting new 40 00
fountains.. .
Dubuque Water Co., 323 fire hy-
drants.. ...1345 83
Collins and Wilkinson, horse
shoeing.. .. .. ...... 11 00
P. H. Halpin, bran.. .... 1 20
Standard Lumber Co., lumber 1 50
A. Wunderlich, horse shoeing5 55
Dubuque 011 Tank line, oil 6 00
Jos. Trudell, hose cart .. .. .. , 5 35
Merkes & Hassler, bran.. .. .. , 1 05
McDermott and Gow, plumbing
at engine house .. ... 4 55
Tom. Connolly, repairing hose
wagons .. .. .. .... .. .. 22 25
Fratz & Clark, drugs .. .. . 2 00
Excelsior Brass Works, repairing
engines .. .. .. .. .... .. .. 6 90
Farley & Loetscher Mfg, Co.,
lumber 1 75
Key City Gas Co., coke .. .. 19 03
Jos. J. Rowan, drapery .. .. 1 45
Chas. Oswald, repairing stoves
etc .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 24 50
F. J. Hilkin & Co., flags .. 2 10
Duggan & Kane, supplies .. .. 5 95
Barnard, Walker & Co., flags and
bunting.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 11 42
P. H. Halpin, brooms .. .. 2 75
Dubuque Telegraph, blank sta-
tionary.. .. .. .. .. 5 00
Smith -Perry Printing Co., blank
stationary.. .. .. .. .. 6 00
A. F. Jaeger, balor at city hall . 3 00
, J. P. Traut, board of prisoners. 27 80
John Hoffman, watchman at
dump 35 00
Helen Koenig, janitor city hall. 20 00
Steuck. O'Farrell & Linehan, im-
proving Union ave.. .. 104 96
Steuck, O'Farrell, & Linehan,
grading Union ave.. .. 701 25
Steuck. O'Farrell, & Linehan,
grading Sheridan street .. 93 00
Steuck, O'Farrell, & Linehan,
grading Hedley Court .. 65 00
Steuck, O'Fa•rell. & Linehan,
grading Clinton ave .. .. 118 40
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan im-
proving Hedley Court .. .. .. 25 71
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan
grading Strauss ave .. .. ... 150 00
Steuek, O'Farrell & Linehan Im-
proving Strauss ave.. ... 84 55
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan, im-
proving Goethe ave .. .. ...1200 00
Steuck. O'Farrell & Linehan im-
proving Clinton ave .. .. .. 9 34
Steuck O'Farrell & Linehan im-
proving Grace street.. ......1150 00
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan, low
ering Kniest street 961 30
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan, low
ering 19th street.. .. .. .. 401 25
Theo. Altman, grading Southern 163 12
Theo. Altman, improving South-
ern52 ave.. • •• .'•"••" 452
A. E. Bradley, painting.. .. .
Thos. Hassett, filling on Bluff 1 92
street extension ... .
W. H. Knowlton, money advanc
ed.. 16 92
B. Donahue, constructing side- 32 25
walk.. .. .. .. ..
R. E. Lee, constructing side- 92 38
walk.. .. .. ....
W. Cook, improving Garfield
i ave .. .. .. .. .. 550 00
W. Dodson, improving Freemont
400 00
ave.. .. .. .. .. ...........
1
August 3, 1896
W. Dodson, improving Coates
ave 300 00
John Tibey, grading W 8th
street. .... .. .. 50 00
John Tiber. improving W. 8th
street.. .. .. .. .. .. . . . 189 12
John Tibey. constructing sewer
on S. Dodge street .. .. .. 968 50
John Tibey, crossing stone .. 63 40
Peter Horsch. improving Main
street.. 86
Peter Horsch, grading Main
street.. .. ... ... 144 44
Dubuque Construction Co., im-
proving Hart street.. .. 350 00
Dubuque Construction Co., im-
proving Chestnut street .. .. . 12 48
Dubuque Construction Co., grad
ing Chestnut street.. .. .. 50 26
Blake & Blake, improving Ben-
nett street .. .. .. .. 1200 00
John Pickley. improving Leibnetz
street . . .. . .. .. 470 72
John Pickley, improving Paul
street.. .. 300 00
E. C. Blake, grading Liberty
street 1080 00
E. C. Blake, improving Wood-
worth street .. .. .. 124 20
P. C. Clancy, grading Wood-
worth street .. .. .. .. .. 100 00
McElrath & Co., filling on High
Bridge ave .. .. .. . 21 00
McElrath & Co., filling on High
Bride ave .. .. .... 22 30
Geo. W. Farley, filling on High
Bridge ave.. .. .. .. .. .. . 35 75
Ross McMahon, filling on High
Bridge ave 36 00
J. Dunkley, filling on High
Bridge ave .. .. 6 05
Thos Kenneally, filling on High
Bridge ave.. .. .. g 50
Wm. Gei secker, assistant engi-
neer. 05 00
John Farley, rod man 40 00
Joseph Murphy, rod man. . 40 00
McE:cath Teaming Co., sweeping
streets 74 10
The following bills were referred to
the committee on police and light:
Key City Gas Co. $ 50 10
Globe Light and Heat Co 166 67
The following bilis were referred to
the street committee:
W. B. Baumgartner.
B. B. Richards.
Duggan & Sullivan.
$ 95
5 00
The following bills were referred to
the printing committee:
The Telegraiph.
Globe Journal.
The Herald
The Times
$ 7500
67 50
67 50
29 15
Bill of John Newman & Son of $1.00
was referred to the fire committee.
Bill of Central Union Telephone Co.
of 15.63 was referred to the committee
on electrics construction.
Cit McCarten was instruct-
ed to co:lect bill of $4.50 from the Ba
and Insurance Building Co. for repair-
ing at 9th and Main streets.
Ald. Ryder arrived at 10:20 a. m.
PETITIONS.
The following petitions were referred
to the committee on streets:
Petition of Frank Rickour et al for
the improvement of Thomas street and
Franklin street.
Petition of Ellen Quiniivan for work
for her team on the streets to apply in
part on her special assessment on Grand
View avenue.
Petition of Wartburg Theological
Lutheran seminary protesting against
the location of Fremont avenue.
Petition of Joseph Roberts to change
location of Ida street.
Petition of Frank Menzel for the
payment of macadam to app:y on his
taxes and special assessment.
Petition of John Berwanger for trans-
fer of special assessment wrongfully as -1
sessed.
Petition of A. H. Hemelder et al
against payment of special assessment
on elley ea.st of Staeord avenue until
the same is completed.
Petition of Rebecca J. Farley for the
repairing of Rebecca street.
Petition of Blackwells Durham To-
baceo Co. for permission to place signs
on street curbs.
Petition of C. H. Eighmey et al for
the grading of the alley between Main
and Locust from 11th1 to 12th streets.
Petition of Lizzie A. Bale for the com-
pletion of North Main street.
Petition of John Gadient for the
furbher repair of Coates avenue.
Communication of Honora Martin in
relation to raising the grade on Elm
street between 11th and 15th streets.
The following petitions were granted:
The petition of J. R. Taylor and F.
A. Rumpf for the improvement of Alli-
son Place from Delhi street to Colleg3.
Petition of Mrs. J. A. Koch for the
removal of the old and building of a
new summer kitchen at 1095 Clay st.
Petition of Dr. M. C. Munsell for the
extension of sewer on West 5th street
was referred to the committee on sew-
ers.
Petition of E. H. Sheppley for the
payment for a strip of land for street
purposes off lot 13 Langworthy's add to
the city. was referred to the commit-
tee on claims, city attorney and • the
mayor.
Communication from Mrs. Mary Mee-
han in relation to damages was refer-
red to the committee on claims and city
attorney.
Petition of Dubuque Building and
Loan Association et al in regard to
filling and macadamizing alley from
17th street to 18th street between Maple
and Cedar streets was received and
filed.
Claim of James A. Hayes for interest
in the case of Howard was referred
to the city attorney.
Claim of Michael McMahon for dam-
age caused by washout of Curtis street
was referred to the committee on
claims.
August 3, 1896
Assessor Stamm reported that the as-
sessment roll for the year 1896 com-
pleted and ready for the equalization
board.
Petition of Andrew Oeth for the re-
moval of electrical wire from his house
was referred to the committee on elee-
trical construction.
Petition of R. W. Kemler for rebate
of team license was referred to the
city marshal and mayor with power.
Pttition of Dubuque Cabinet Mak
ers' Association for reduction of assess
ment for 1896 was referred to the com-
mittee of the whole.
The claim of the American Fire Er-
gine Co. for repairs on engine was refer
red to the committee on fire, city at-
torney and mayor.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
City Auditor McCarten reported—
Cash on hand last report $21.,133 61
Collections during the month 38,201 79
Total.. .... $59,335 40
Disbursements clueing the
month . $43,326 15
Balance cash on hand August
1st.. ...... $16,009 la
Also reports $2,096.40 clue city offi-
cers for the month of July, 1896.
Also submitted list of coupons r --
deemed during the month of July.
Report approved and warrants or-
dered drawn to pay city officers and re-
port referred to the finance committee.
Fire Chief Reinfried reported $1,981,-
05 due firemen for the month of Ju:y,
1896, Report approved and warrants
ordered drawn to pay firemen, and re-
port referred to the fire committe.
City Marshal Morgan reported 102
police cases during the month of July,
1896; also reports $22.50 pound recipts
and $6.00 police court fees. Also re-
ports $2,334.25 due police for the month
of July.
Report approved and warrants or-
dered drawn to pay police and report
referred to police committee.
Street Commissioner Hagerty report-
ed $5,266.30 due for labor on streets dur-
ing the month of July, 1896. Report
approved and warrants ordered drawn
to pay for labor, and report referred to
the street committee.
Sewer Inspector Doerr reported $782,-
97 due for labor on sewer during July,
1896. Report approved, and warrants
ordered drawn for labor on sewers, and
report referred to sewer committee.
City Elect cian Osborne reported
$18.90 due fr'6m Star Electric Co. for
lights not properly lit durong July, 18:'6.
Report approved and auditor instructed
to collect the same.
Markietmaster Trout reported $9.50
due city for scales' receipts for July,
1896. Received and filed.
Woodmeasurer Jess reported 70 cents
due city as fees for July, 1896. Re-
ceived and filed.
The reports of Jos. Stranely and Chas.
Pitsohner, city weighers, were received
and filed.
City Engineer Knowlton submtited
G
plat showing grade on Pickwick street.
On motion it was approved. •
City Engineer Knowlton presented
plat showing change in Grandview ave-
nue which was referred to the com-
mittee of the whole.
Also submitted profile showing change
of grade on 26th street, which was
adopted.
Also submitted plat showing proposed
change in Queen street which was
adopted.
The petition and ordinance of Geo.
Dee & Sons was referred to the com-
mittee of the whole.
Ald. Ryder offered the following res-
olution which was adop'ed:
Whereas, A dispu:e has arisen be-
tween Ed. Carney and Mathias Czieck
as to the true boundary line of their
respective lots on Washington street
and,
Whereas, Said parties have agreed in
writing to abide by the line to be sur-
veyed by Mr. W. H. Knowlton, city
engineer: therefore be it
Resolved, By the city council that
said W. H. Knowlton be permitted to
make the survey as requested, but not
in his capacity of city engineer, but as
a private individual.
Md. Ryder, chairman of the commit-
tee on finance, reported in favor of ap-
proving the report of the treasurer for
July, 1896, and that warrants be drawn
in his favor for money advanced by
him: also that Loan warrants be drawn.
for the several parties from whom mon
ey was 'borrowed and that Ibe report
be referred to the finance committee.
Report adopted.
Ald. Bonson moved to adjourn to
7:30 p. m.. Carried.
EVENING SESSS,ION. AUGUST 3RD,
1896.
(Official.)
Council met at 8:10 p. m.
Mayor Duffy In the chair.
Present:-.Alds. Albrecht, Altman,
Bauer. Berg, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Ryder moved that, the rules be
suspended and parties desiring to be
allowed to address .the oouncil in re-
gard to the proposed vaoation of part
of St. Mary's street. Carried.
W. J. Knight on behalf of Archbis-
hop Hennessy then addressed the coun-
cil protestdng against said proposed
vacation.
D.. Linehan. on behalf of his clients,
also addressed the council, favoring
said proposed vacation. Add. Bonson
arrived at 8:40 p. m.,
Ald. Cullen offered the following:
Whereas, It is deemed expedient to
vacate part of St. MarY's street on the
went side thereof, and,
Whereas, Notice has been given as
required by law for said proposed vaca-
tion.
Therefore, resolved, That five feet
August 3, 1896
be vacated on west s
commencing at its intersection with
West Third street, thence running in a
straight line south to the original line
of said street at Sts intersection with
Emmett street.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Adds Albrecht. Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen.
MoEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson moved that the rules be
suspended and that Mr. Hurd be allow-
ed to address the council. Carried.
Mr. Hurd addressed the council ob-
jecting to paying special asse:sment for
improvement of Clintoi avenue.
PETITIONS.
Petition of Catherine Walsh, claim-
ing damages on account of storm water
was referred to the committee on
claims.
Petition of J. P. Schroeder et al, ask-
ing that Clifford street be opened was
referred to the street committee.
'Phe bills for filling on 14th street and
4th street •were referred to the street
committee.
Petition of T. H. Sohilling et al. ask-
ing that Angella and Catherine streets
be improved ,was read.
On motion the rules were suspended
and Mr. SchI:ling addresed the council
in relation to the improvement of said
streets.
On motion the petition was granted.
Petition of the "Model" store, asking
for permission to keep hanging sign
over sidewalk until August 8th, 1896,
was .granted, others to have the same
privilige for a like period.
Petition of James L. Mullen et al,
against proposed vacation of part of
St. Mary's street was received and filed
The plans for proposed portico in
front of Dubuque Opera House were
approved.
On motion bids were opened and re-
ferred to the engineer for computa-
tion.
ide of said street
REPORT OF JURY.
Dttbuque, Ia., July 27, '96.
To The Hon. Mayor and City Council:
Gentlemen:
We, the undersigned jury,
duly appointed and qualified to assess
the damages ;that may be caused by the
proposed widening of West 14th street,
opening alley west of Booth street, and
extension of State street, respectfully
report as follows:
WEST 14TH STREET.
Harvey Fullmer, lot 23, Levin's add,
$37.00.
Harvey Fuhrer, e 1-2 lot 22, Levin's
add, $37.00.
Henry Rose, lot 21, Levin's add, $40.
Henry Rose, w 1-2 lot 22, Levin's add,
$40.00.
Fred Mahn Est, lot 20, Levin's add,
$35.00.
STATE STREET.
Peter Eisbach lots 1 and 2, Stewart &
Bonson's sub and lot 6 of min lot 62,
$200.
ALLEY WEST OF BOOTH STREET.
Englehart Hemmi, lot 3, O'Neill's sub
$100.00.
Respectfully submitted,
J. HEROD.
J. W. COY,
JUSTUS BECHTEL,
M. J. MULGREW,
ROBERT JESS,
JAS. KANE,
A. VOGLER.
JOHN P. PAGE,
OTTO ELLWANGER,
CHRIST JANSEN,
PETER SPECHT,
JOS. FECKER.
Dubutte, Iowa, July 28, '96.
To The Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen:
We, the undersigned jury
duly appointed to assess the damages
that may be caused by the proposed
opening and extension of Elm street
and High Bluff street, respectfully re-
port as follows:
ELM STREET.
Arnold Kemps, lot 101, L. H. Lang -
worthy's add. $200.
John V. Dillon, lot 3 of 103, L. H.
Langworthy's add, $20.00.
Mary Northrup and Mary Pals, lot 2
of 102, L. H. Langworthy's add, $20.00.
Andrew Bitter, lot 3 and lot 5 of 103,
L. H. •Langworthy's add. $500.00.
John V. Dillon, lot 1 of 103, L. H.
Langworbhy's add $19.25.
T. J. Feyen, w 45 feet lot 104, L. H.
Langworthy's add, $11.25.
John Cantelhauer, m 60 ft lot 104, L.
H. Langworthy's add, $15.00.
Henry Kiebler, e 30 feet lot 104, L.
H. Langworthy's add, $7.50.
John Kiefer, lot 105, L. H. Lang -
worthy's add, $33.75.
John Thels, lot 106, L. H. Lang -
worthy's add, $33.75.
Ellen Bever, clot 2 of 1 of 107, L. H.
Langworttly's add, $800.00.
HIGtH BLUFF STREET.
Wm. Lippstock, lot 38, Fengler's add,
$50.00.
John Kruse, lot 37, Fengler's
$50.00.
Fred Hepp, lot 36, Fengler's
$50.00.
Chas. Kulow, lot 35, Fengler's acid.
$50.00.
add.
add,
Respectfully submitted,
JOS. HEROD,
A. VOGLER,
ROBERT JESS.
JUSTUS BECHTEL,
PETER SPEOHT,
JOHN P. PAGE,
JAS. KANE,
J. W. COY,
OTTO ELLWANGER,
M. J. MULGREW,
JOS. FECKER,
CHRIST JANSEN.
Ald. Bauer moved that the award of
the jury on E•Lm street and High Bluth
;ner:;steSiYr%
August 3, 1896
1SSt
street be approved, and that the sev-
eral amounts be set aside in the treas-
ury to be paid the several parties on
presentation of the proper deeds, and
that said streets be declared public
highways. Carried.
Abd. Ryder moved that the award of
the jury on alley west of Booth street
be approved and the amount set aside
in the treasury to be paid on presenta-
tion of proper deed for same, and that
said alley be declared a public %highway.
Carried.
Col. Henry Rose addressed .:he coan-
cil in regard to award on West 14th
street.
Ald. Bonson moved that the awards
of the jury on State st. and West lith
street be referred to the committee of
the whose. Carried.
REPORTS OF CO nMITTEES.
Ald. Bonson, chairman of the street
committee, reported as follows:
In favor of paying the following bills:
B. E. Linehan $ 6 00
Hagerty Bros 525
John Harney... 1 90
Peter Horsch 30 00
Wm. Marshal 9 00
Jos. Piltz.... 1 60
Jas. Street 22 00
Geo. W. Farley. . 128 00
McElrath Teaming Co .. 75 30
Lear & Pflffner... 4 00
Fred Spielman 4 00
Theo. Rotterman... 1 50
P. Quinn 13 00
G. F. Kleih 58 72
John Leidenger 7 02
Hussman & Lies. 25
Diamond Jo Line..... 8 22
F. Schloz 34 65
Lagen & Sloan. 2 25
Trenk Wire Works 12 00
1 65
18 31
14 20
50
7 50
2 20
6 20
13 60
1 00
6 00
10 80
4 90
15 50
14 00
13 35
5 16
3 65
90
Dubuque Water Co....
Standard Lumber Co...
J. P. Schroeder & Co
Duggan & Kane
J. M. McKenzie.
John Harney.
John Butt
Wm. Marshal.
A. Wunderlich..
Taylor & Becker.
Dom. Frank.
O. E. Guernsey. trustee.
Vogenthaler & Ragatz.
F. Sehloz.
Alf. Herron
Bart E. Linehan..
Bock & Reed .. .
Karl Fatka.
In favor of receiving and filing the
communication of D. Mueggenberg in
relation to line of Broadway exten-
sion.
Also report that a resolution has been
passed for the improvement of Queen.
street north of Clinton street.
In favor receiving and filing the petI-
tion of Martin Riede in relation to side-
walk on 27th and Jackson streets.
In favor of receiving and filing the
within petition of Martin Heer, asking
that alleys east of Hall street be grad-
ed.
In favor of instructing the engineer
to have sidewalks on northwest corner
of 8th and Main streets repaired, as
petitioned for by Fred. Weigel Est.
In favor of asking for further time
on the petition for the improvement
of Bluff street extension.
In favor of receiving and filing the
petition of John McCollins in rela-
tion to special assessment for improve-
ment of Julien avenue.
In favor of receiving and filing the
petition of Peter Eisbach in relation
to extension of State street.
Report adverse to petition of Win.
Schumm in relation to special tax for
repairing sidewalk.
In favor of granting the petition of
Chris. A. Voelker et al. asking that
Merchants lane be extended to Foye
street.
In favor ofgranting the petition of J.
P. Schroeder et al. asking that the
alley between Clifford street and
Schroeder avenue be improved.
In favor of receiving and filing the
petition of R. W. Stewart, asking that
York street be improved.
In favor of receiving and filing the pe-
tition of John Thoney et al, asking
that Grace street be improved to west
line of lot 30 Reche's sub.
In favor ofgranting the petition of
Nic. Gregory et al asking that a side-
walk be laid on the south side of Oak
street.
In favor of instructing the engineer to
prepare a plat and plan for the exten-
sion of Kniest street to Cedar street.
Report adopted.
Ald. Bonson moved that the owners
of sidewalk on 12th and Main streets be
notified to repair same. Carried.
Ald. Altman, chairman of the com-
mittee on harbors, reported that satis-
factory arrangements have been made
by Specht Bros. for landing at Eagle
Point, and that it is not necessary to
have a new dock. Report adopted.
Ald. Cullen, chairman of the com-
mittee on supplies, reported in favor of
paying the following bills:
James Kelly & Son. . $ 6 00
Smith -Perry Printing Co. 5 00
Young Bros. 13 75
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co1 00
Barnard, Walker & Co. 19 50
J. J. Hoar. 7 00
P. H. Halpin. . 5 00
Report adopted.
Ald. Cullen, chairman of the cou'-
n favor of
$37 80
2 70
5 40
21 00
75
50
rnittee on markets, reported i
paying the following bills:
J. P: Traut
Peter Weist..
Phil Pier
B. Hayes
M. Loes.
John Strotz.
Report adopted
Ald. Dennert, chairman of the com-
mittee on public grounds and buildings,
reported in favor paying the following
bills:
1JIY llyulcrr' Se88ion, August 3. 1896.
John Drehouse.
Peter Kiene & Son...
Chas Oswald
Gus Hall
Jas Levi
Nessler & Jungk
Hussman & Lies.
.lape & Jacquinot
$30 00
12 UO
4 55
2 35
21 26
3 40
7 40
1 20
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co 40 35
Report adopted.
Ald. Ryder moved that the matter of
supplying water in city hall be re-
ferred :ta the committee on public
grounds and buildings. Carried.
Ald. Cullen, chairman of the com-
mittee on fire reported in favor of pay-
ing the following bilis:
Police Telephone & Signal Co.. .$125 00
Boston One Price Clothiers 35 00
Vogenthaler & Ragatz. ..184 95
Dubuque 011 Tank Line 12 00
Engler-Frudden Lumber Co 2 50
Pat Clancy 2 00
C. H. Whitwell. 12 75
Key CIty Gas Co. •... 47 23
G. F. Kleih 10
A. Wunderlich 7 25
Trenk Wire Works. 6 00
Pursel & Moloney 2 40
M. Igo. 1 u0
Lagen & Sloan... 21 00
Dubuque Water Co .. 30 00
Reinfried & Jaeger. ... 1 10
Report adopted.
Ald. Lagen, chairman of the corn-
mittee on police and light, reported in
favor of paying the following bills:
Dennis Corcoran. $ 70
Pat Hanafen. . . . 70
Anton Schmidt 1 35
Frank Sieg 3 00
Globe Light and Heat Co 166 67
Dubuque Cabinet Makers Assn38 00
Ldgen & Sloan. 4 00
Vogenthaler & Ragatz 79
Duggan & Kane 5 50
Reinfried & Jaeger. 1 10
A. J. Krise . . 7 00
Key City Gas Co. .. 62 75
D. T. Howe.. 1 10
• L. Roehl & Co 39 00
G. F. Kleih. .. 2 20
McCarten Bros • 12 60
Reinfried & Jaeger
J. E. Hartig.
Karl Fatka
Star Electric Co
10 45
11 70
1 40
1652 40
Report adopted •
• Ald. Berg, chairman
committee, reported in
the following bi:ls:
Palmer, Winall & Co.. _
C. K. Mathis Bindery.
Walton & Bieg
The Telegraph ... .
German Catholic Printing
Hardie & Scharle. .
Ham & Carver
The Telegraph.
The Globe
The Times
Report adopted
Ald. Albrecht, chairman of the de-
linquent tax committee, reported as
follows:
In favor of al:owing the taxes o
of the printing
favor of paying
$46 75
4 50
40 80
75 00
Co.... 50 00
61 00
10 50
14 25
67 50
29 15
Mary Ballard on lot 2 of min. lot 149
to remain a lien on said property for
1895, and the treasurer instructed not
to sell same.
In favor of reducing assessment of
John F. O'Dea on his home stead to
$2.000, for 1895.
In favor of allowing the taxes of Hen-
rietta Herzog on lot 50 O. Langworthy's
sub to remain a lien on said property
for 1895, and treasurer instructed not
to sell same until fur,her orders :rum
the council.
In favor of cancelling taxes of Mrs.
Michael McMahon for I895.
in favor of cancelling taxes of I)ubu-
que Casket Co. in personalty and im-
provement for 1895, as per agreement.
Report adopted.
Ald. Altman, chairman of the sewer
committee, reported in favor of paying
the following bills:
Theo. Schrupp .. .... ...... ..$ 2 65
Duggan Kane .. .. .. .. .. .... 2 50
Kenneally & Kane .. .. .... .. 4 00
Frank Siege .. .. ... .... ...... 6 4
Bock & Reed. 4 25
J. P. Schroeder & Co.. .. .. 18 72
G. F. Kleih.. .. .. 23 18
Vogenthaler & Ragatz 24 00
Hussman & Lies.. .. .. 4 55
Chas. Oswald .. .. .. ...... 9 25
Mullen Bros.. .. .. ... 1 10
Bart E. Linehan 7 28
Frank Dennert.. .. .. .. .. .. 8 00
John Pickley .. ........ .. 17 50
F. Schloz.. .. .. .. .. ....... 24 15
Dietrich Bros. .. .... 7 00
F. A. Frommelt 6 00
Mulgrew & Phillips. 23 30
Also reported in favor of granting
petition of James J. Dunn et al., for
sanitary sewer in Calidonia Place.
Report adopted.
Ald. Berg of the board of health, re-
ported in favor of notifying ,the I. C.
R. R. to connect their vault at their
freight depot with the sanitary sewer in
10 days, also that lot 31 E. Lang -
worth's add be filled so as to prevent
stagnant water from lying thereon.
Report adopted.
Ald. Dennert, chairman of the electrl
cal construction committee reported in
favor of paying the following bills:
Police Telephone and Signal Co., $20.
Central Union Telephone Co., $55.10.
Report adopted.
Ald. Bonson, chairman of the street
committee, reported that they have ex
amined and accepted the following
streets for special assessment purposes:
Garfield avenue from Dock to Reed
avenue, Foye street from W. Locust
street to alley south of Seminary strEe..
Goethe i avenue from Burden to Wind
sor •avenu,e, Grace street from Grand-
view avenue to east line of lar s.
O'Hare's sub.
Coates avenue from Freemont avenue
to Cross street.
f Clifford street from Seminary street
to Napier s.rcet.
Report adopted.
Ald. Bonson moved that the matter
of Griggs be left to street committee
with power. Carried.
Ald. Bonson, chairman of the commit
tee of the whole reported as .follows:
In favor of receiving and filing the pe
tition of Margt. Alderson protesting
against extension of George street.
In favor of accepting the award of the
jury for the extension of Samuel street,
the- the amount.awarderl be F et aide
in the treasury to be paid the owners
of property on presentation of proper
deed for same. and that said Samuel
street be declared a public highway.
In favor of accepting the award of the
jury for the opening of Quinn street.
aryl :hat 'he amounts of the award be
set aside in the treasury to be paid the
eevr:ra: u:artirs cn presentation of
proper deeds for same, and that the
said Quinn street be declared a public
highway.
In favor of delaying action on with-
in resolution for the improvement cf
Alpine street.
In favor of receiving and filing peti-
tion of John Hickey in relation to spe-
cial assessment for improving Gland-
view avenue.
In favor rt receiving and filing the
petition of John Burk in relation of
damages on account of the improve-
ment of Grandview ave.
In favor of receiving anti filing +he
petition of Fenelon Place Elevator Co..
et al., objecting to the extension of
George street.
In favor of approving of the award of
the jury for the extension of Malady
treet, provided Tim Dillon agrees not
to ask for refunding of any money paid
by him for the improvement of Grand-
view ave.
In favor of awarding the contract for
the improvement of Eagle street and
Emsley alley to John Pickley, he being
the lowest bidder.
In favor of awarding the contract for
the improvement of Edison stret to Wil
ber Cook, he being the lowest bidder.
Report adopted.
RESOLUTIONS.
Aid . Lagen offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That Allison Place,
between Delhi and College ave be
graded, guttered, curbed and macad-
amized. in conformity with the ordin-
ance upon that subject. That the city
engineer be and is hereby directed to
make the necssary plans and specifica-
tions for said improvement, and the ,
city recorder directed to give the prop-
er notice for bids and proposals for the
performance of the work; the gutter-
ing, curbing and macadamizing •to be
done at the expense of the owners of
the abutting property. •I
"fluty- .i, 1,!,116.
191
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Alda. Albrecht, Altman. Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bauer offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That High Bluff
St, ber,ween Middle and Fengler aves be
graded. guttered, curbed and macad-
amized. in conformity with the ordin-
ance upon that subject. That the city
engineer be and is hereby directed to
make the necssary plans and specifica-
tions for said Improvement, and the
city recorder directed- to give the prop-
er notice for bids and proposals for the
performance of the work; the gutter-
ing, curbing and macadamizing to be
clone at the expense of the owners of
the abutting property.
Grading to be bid in total.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Alds. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg. Bonson. Cullen. Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bauer offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That Elm street, bet
ween Eagle Point ave and Sanford-st be
graded, guttered, curbed and macad-
amized, in conformity wi h the ordin-
ance upon that subject. That the city
engineer be and is hereby directed to
make the necssary plans and specifica-
tions for said improvement, and the
city recorder direcied to give the prop-
er notice for bids and proposals for the
performance of the work; the gutter-
ing, curbing and macadamizing to be
done at the expense of the owners of
the abutting property.
Grading to be bid in total.
Adopted by the following voter
Yeas—Alds. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen.
McEvoy and Ryder. •
Ald. McEvoy offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque. That College ave, bet
ween W. 5th andW. 3d street, be
graded, guttered, curbed and macad-
amized, in conformity with the ordin-
ance upon that subject. That the city
engineer be and is hereby directed to
make the necessary plans and specifica-
tions for said improvement, and .the
city recorder directed to give the prop-
er' notice for bids and proposals for the
performance of the• work; the gutter-
ing, curbing and macadamizing to be
done at the expense of the owners of
the abutting property.
yeas—Alds. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. McEvoy offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That W. 3d St. bet-
ween Alpine and College avenue, he
graded, guttered, curbed and macad-
amized, in conformity with the ordin-
August 3, 1896
*ince upon that subject. That the city
engineer be and is hereby directed to
make the necessary plans and specifica-
tions for said improvement, and the
city recorder directed to give the prop-
er notice for bids and proposals for the
performance of the work; the gutter-
ing, curbing and macadamizing to be
done at the expense of the owners of
the abutting property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Alds. Albre:ht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson. Cullen. Dennert, Lagen.
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Ronson offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the 1
city of Dubuque: That the al-
ley between Clifford St and Schroeder
ave .and Seninary in l Leil,n`-z St he
graded, guttered, curbed and macad-
amized. in confotm•ty with the ordin-
ance upon that subject. That the city
engineer be and is hereby directed to
make the nec-seary plans and specifica-
tions for said improvement, and the
city recorder directed to give the prop-
er notice for bids and proposals for the
performance of the work: the gutte-•-
ing, curbing and macadamizing to be
done at the expense of the owners of
the abutting property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids, Albrecht. Altman, Bane-,
Berg. Bonson' Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. RydFr offered the foil•win4:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That W. 7th St. bet-
ween Needham Place and Hill St., be
graded, guttered, curled and macad-
amized, in conformity with the ordin-
ance upon that subject. That the city
engineer be and is hereby directed to
make the necessary plans and specifica-
tions for said improvement, and the
city recorder direc ed to give the prop-
er notice for bids and proposals for the
performance of the work; the gutte '-
i.ng, curbing and macadamizing to be
done at the expense of the owners of
the abutting property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Altman offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That a sanitary sew-
er be constructed in Caledonia Place
between Hill street and West 8th street
and the city engineer is directed to pre-
pare the necessary plans and specifica-
tions for said work, said sewer to be
constructed at the expense of the own-
ers of adjacent property in accordance
with the ordinance on that subject.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Alda. Albreche, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Denert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That sidewalks of
good two-inch plank, brick. stone or re
menet, be, .within 10 days of this notice,
constructed and laid In conformity with
the ordinance in relaetion to sidewalks
as follows:
6 feet wide on south side of Oak
street between Burns street and Quince
street where not already laid at the ex-
pense of abutting property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Albrecht. Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That sidewalks of
good brink, stone or cement. be, within
20 days of this notice, constructed and
laid in conformity with the ordinance
in relation o sidewalks as fellows:
12 feet wide on north side of 1st St.
between Locust street and Bluff street.
12 feet wide on both sides of 14th St.
between Iowa and Clay street where
not already laid at the expense of abut-
ting property. Adopted by the fol-
lowing vote:
Ayes—Aids. 'Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Alderman Bonson offered the follow-
ing.:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That sidewalks of
good two-inch plank, brick, stone or
cement, be, within ten days of this no-
tice, constructed and laid in conformity
with the ordinance in relation to side-
walks as follows:
Six feet wide on north side of South-
ern avenuebetween Rowan street and
English Lane.
Four feet wide on both sides of Wood-
worth street between Leibnitz street.
and Seminary street.
Four feet wide on both sides of Fuse
street between West Locust street and
Seminary street.
Four feet wide on both sides of Leib-
nitz street between Harold street and
Abbott street.
Four feet wide on both sides of Grace
street between Grandview avenue and
East street.
Four feet wide on north side of Ben-
nett street between Grandview avenue
and East street.
Four feet wide on both sides of Coates
avenue between Fremont street and
Cross treet.
Four feet wide on both sides of Clif-
ford street between Napier street and
Seminary street.
Six feet wide on east side of Wash -
14 ingtonth street between 13th street and
street,
Six feetwide on south side of 14t11
street betweeaa Washington street. and
alley east,
Six feet 'wide on east side of Couler
avenue between 23d and 26th street.
Regnlvir ,CesAuon, August 3, 1896
Six feet wide on both sides of Wast
Sth street between Hill street and Wil-
son avenue.
Six feet wide on both sides of Whae
street between Rhomberg avenue and
Eagle Point avenue.
Six feet wide on both sides of Wi:sin
avenue between West Fifth street and
Julien avenue.
Six feet wide on south side of Dodge
street between Vine street and South
Dodge street.
where not already laid at the expense of
abutting property.
Adapted by the following vote:
Ayes—All. Albrecht. Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson. Cullen. Dennert, Lage.n,
McEvoy and Ryiler.
Nays—None.
Ald. Cullen offered the following
'which was adopted:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That the city engi-
neer prepare a plat showing the pro-
posed extension of Merchant Lane from
Gold to Foye street, showing the quan-
tity of land, proposed to be taken, the
names of the owners thereof and pro-
ceed in accordance with the ordinance
on that subject.
Alderman Bauer offered, the following
which was adopted:
Be it resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque: That the red
line on the accompanying profile of
26th street from Jackson street to Pine
street be•adopted as the official grade
of said street.
Alderman Cullen offered the follow-
ing which was adopted:
Be it resolved by the City Council
of the.City of Dubuque: That the city
engineer be and is hereby instructed to
prepare a plat showing thereon the strip
of land vacated on St. Mary's strict
and the dimensions thereof and place
the same on file in his office. and that
he be instructed to give the contractor
to whom the work on said street was
let the proper lines to proceed with said
work in accordance with said vacation.
Alderman Cullen offered the follow-
ing which was adopted:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul R. R. Company.
and lihe Illinois Central R. R. Company
be and are hereby instructed to fill in
between their tracks on Iowa street
and First street within the next ten (10)
days, and if not done the street com-
missioner to do the work and charge
the same to the said railroad compan-
ies.
Alderman Dennert offered the follow-
ing which was adopted:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That the city engi-
neer be and is hereby instructed to pre-
pare plans and specifications for con-
ducting the water fros tt the Fountain at
the corner of Rhomberg avenue and
Windsor avenue and advertise for bids
for doing the work.
Alderman McEvoy offered the follow -
1U3
ing which was adopted:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That the sewer in-
spector be and is hereby instructed
to enlarge the inlets to the storm water
sewer at the intersection of Dodge and
South Bluff street, as the present inlets
are too sural: to receive the water from
South Bluff street.
Aid. McEvoy offered the following
which was adopted:
Be it resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque: That Iten-
ety & McGann and the ,Dtuh. Ile Con-
struction company, the contractors to
wham the contract for the paving of
Clay street were let be allowed the per
cent. heal out of the contrac: price
of said work, upon the comple:ion by
them of the repairs of said street as
per the recent resolutions of the council,
and the acceptance of sato street as re-
paired by the paving cotnmittee.
Alderman Ryder offered the follow-
ing which was adopted:
Be it resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque: That the Du-
buque Water Company is hereby or-
dered to connect the water pipe in Wi-
nona avenue with the West 5::1 street
water pipe.
Alderman Berg of the board of
health offered the following which was
adopted:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That the Illinois Cen
tral R. R. Company be and are hereby
directed to connect the vaults adja-
cent to their freight depot with the
sanitary sewer in ten days. as said
vault is a nuisance to the public health.
Alderman Berg offered the following
which was adopted:
Be it resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque: That a suitable
catch basin and pipe be put in at Alma
and Puckett street down fram said
street to Bluff street down an alley be-
tween tots of Mrs. Hargus and M. Reb-
man.
Alderman Berg offered the following
which was adopted:
Resolution ordering stagnant water
lots to be filled.
Whereas, The property, lots and parts
of lots hereinafter described are, at
times, subject to be covered with stag-
nant water; and
Whereas, The owners of said prop-.
erty have been notified as required by
law to appear and show cause why said
lots should not be filled, therefore,
Be it resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque: That the follow -
in ,described property, lots. and parts
of 'tats, vix:
242, 243, 244, 245, 246, 300, 301, 30'2,
363, and 364 East Dubuque Addition be
filled and raised at the expense of the
owners, to a height sufficient, in the
judgment of the city engineer, to pre-
vent stagnant water remaining thereon.
The work to be completed by August
20th, 1896.
The city marshal shall notify the
194 Refillfal' .S'e+si:on, .August 3, 1896
owners of said property of the passage
of this resolution in the manner pro-
vided by law. In case of the neglect or
refusal of the owners to fill up J raise
said property, lots, and parts of lots,
by the time and in the manner above
specified, the same will be done by the
city and the costs thereof assessed
against and be a lien upon said prop-
erty.
. :dermal' Berg offered the following
which was adopted:
No`.ive in relation to filling lots.
To Geo. Eichorn: --You are hereby
notified that it is the intention of the
City Council of the City of Dubuque
to pass a resolution at its next regular
session. ordering to he filed and raised
lots which are at time subject to be
covered with stagnant water. which
lots are numbered and described as fol-
lows: Lot 31 in E. Langworthy's add.
You are notified to appear, if you de-
sire. a: the next regular meeting of the
council and show cause, if any you have,
why said resolution should not be pass-
ed, as it is proposed that said fliling
shall be at your expense.
The next session of the council will
commence on Sept. 7th. 1896.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That to pay for im
proving Main street from Seminary
street to south line of lot 33 L. H.
Langworthy's sub by Peter Horsch, con
tractor, 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 the several amounts set opposite
each lot or parcel of real estate as fol-
lows:
Special assessments Submitted Aug.
3, 1896.
E. L. Clark, L. H. Langworthy's
sub, lot 22, 29.5 lin ft curbstone
at 30, $8.85; 9 sq yds guttering
at 30c, $2.70; 33 sq yds macad-
amizing at 33c, $10.89. . , . .. $ 22 44
E. L. Clark, L. H. Langworthy's
sub, lot 23, 47 lin ft curbstone
at 30c $14.10; 22.67 sq yds gut-
tering at 30c, $6.80; 69.33 sq
yds macadamizing at 33c,
$22.88 .. .. 43 78
E. L. Clark, L. H. Lang -worthy's
sub, n 46 ft lot 25, 46 lin ft curb
stone at 30e, $13.80; 15.33 sq
yds guttering at 30e, $4.60; 66.44
eq yds macadamizing at 33c,
$21.92.
E. L. Hancock, L. H. Lang -
worthy's sub, s 2 ft lot 25, 2 lin
ft curbstone at 30c, 60e; .67 sq
yds guttering at 30c, 20c; 2.90
sq yds macadamizing at 33c,
96c.. .. .. ..
E. L. Hancock, L. H. Lang -
worthy's sub, n 46 ft lot 26, 46
lin ft curbstone at 30e, $13.80;
13.33 sq yds guttering at 30e,
40 32
1 76
$4.60; 66.44 sq yds macadamizing
at 33c, $21.92 .. .. .. .. .. 40 32
H. G. Edgerton, L. H. Lang -
i worthy's sub, s 2 ft lot 26, 2 lin
ft curbstone at 30c. 60; .66 sq
i yds guttering at 30c, 20c; 2.90
sq yds macadamizing at 33c; 96c. 1 76
H. G. Edgerton. L. H. Lang -
worthy's sub, lot 27, 48 lin ft
curbstone at 30c. $14.40; 16 sq
yds guttering at 30c. $4.80;
69.33 sq yds macadamizing at
33c, $22.88 42 0S
John Cameron, L. H. Lang -
worthy's stilt, lot 28. 48 lin ft
curbstone at 30e. $14.40; 16 sq
yds guttering at 30e. $4.80:
69.33 sq yds macadamizing at
33e.$22.88 .. .. .... .. .. 42 OS
John Cameron. L. H. Lang -
worthy's sub. lot 29. 48 lin ft
curbstone at 30c. $14.40; 16 sq
yds guttering at 30c, $4,80:
69.33 sq yds macadamizing at
30c, $22.88.. .. .. ........ 42 08
John Cameron. L. H. Lang -
worthy's sub, lot 30, 48 lin ft
curbstone at 30c, $14.40; 16 sq
yds guttering at 30c, $4.80:
39.33 sq yds macadamizing at
30c, $12.98.... .. .. .......... 32.18
E. A. Bale. sub 673, city, lot 1,
41.5 lin ft of curbstone at 30c,
$12.45: 14.67 sq yds guttering
at 30c, $4.40; 29 sq yds mac.ad-
amizing at. 33c, $9.57 26 42
J. V. Rider, sub 674 city, lot 5,
45.5 lin ft curbstone at 30c.
$13.65; 14.67 sq yds guttering
at 30c, $4.40; 29 sy yds macad-
amizing at 33c, $9.57 27 62
J. V. Rider. L. H. Lang -
worthy's sub lot 32, 48 lin ft
curbstone at 30c. $14.40; 16 sy
yds guttering at 30c, $4.80;
39.33 sq yds macadamising at
33c. $12.98 .. .. .... 22 18
J. V. Rider, L. H. Lang -
worthy's sub. lot 33, 48 lin ft
curbstone at 30c, $14.40; 16 sq
yds guttering at 30c, $4.80;
69.33 sq yds macadamizing at
33c, $22.88 . .. .. .. .. .. .. ..42 08
J. V. Rider, L. H. Lang -
worthy's sub, lot 34. 47.5 lin ft
curbstone at 30c, $14.25; 16 sq
yds guttering at 30c, $4.80;
$69.33 sq yds macadamizing at
33c. $22.88 ....... ... 41 93
G. B. Clark, L. H. Lang -
worthy's sub, lot 35, 48 lin ft
curbstone at 30c, $14.40; 16 sq
yds guttering at 30c, $4.80;
69.33 sq yds macadamizing at
33c, $22.88. .. .. 42 O8
Fred Luthmers, L. H. Lang -
worthy's sub, lot 36, 48 lin ft
curbstone at 30c, $14.40; 16 sq
yds guttering at 30e, $4.80;
69.33 sq yds macadamizing at
33c, $22.88.. .. .. 42 OS
11,10/(f! Sce.ei.nn,August 3, 1896
John Smith, L. H. Lang -
worthy's sub, lot 1, 48 lin ft
curbstone at 30c; $14.40; 16 sq
yds guttering at 3Oc, $4.80:
69.33 sq yds macadamizing at
33c, $22.88... .. .. 42.08
John Smith, L. H. Lang -
worthy's sub, lot 24, 105 lin ft
curbstone at 30c, $31.50, 35 sq
yds guttering at 30c, $10.50; 156
sq yds macadamizing at 33c,
$51.48 .. .. .. . .. .. ...... 93 18
Adopted by the following vote:
Aids. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer, Berg,
Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen, Mc-
Evoy and Ryder.
Alderman Boyson offered the follow-
ing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for im-
proving West 8th street from Hill street
to west line of Roger's sub. by John
Tibey, contractor, in front of and ad-
joining the same, a special tax be and
the sa me is hereby levied on the sev-
eral tots, and parts of lots, and parcels
of real estate hereinafter named, cit-
uate and owned, and for the several
amounts set opposite each lot or panel
of real estate hereinafter named, sit-
sessmen't submitted Aug. 3, 1896.
H. Kavanaugh, lot 2 sub 14 of 703
city, 21.3 lin ft curbing at 30c,
$6.39: 9.47 sq yds guttering at
30c $2.84; 14 sq yds macada-
mizing at 36c, $5.04
H Kavanaugh, lot 3 sub 14 of 703
city, 6.5 lin ft curbing at 30c,
$1.95; 2.90 sq yds guttering at
30c, $ .87; 11.55 sq yds macada-
ing at 36c, $4 16
Marg. Martin, lot 15 sub of 703
City, 56 lin ft curbing at 30c,
$16.80; 26.67 sq yds guttering at
30c, $8.00; 94.75 sq y(}s macada-
mizing at 36c, $34.11
A. W. Kemier Est., lot 16 sub
of 703 city, 53.4 lin ft curbing
at 30c, $16.02; 24.88 sq yds gut-
tering at 30c, $7.46; 79.55 sq
yds macadamizing at 36c,
$28.64
M McGrath, lot 17 sub of 703
city, 25.6 lin ft curbing at 30c,
$7.98; 8.86 sq yds guttering at.
30c, $2.66; 35.47 sq yds macad-
amazinz at 36c, $12.77
P Kramer, lot 2, sub 18 of 703
city, 26.6 lin ft curbing at 30c,
$7.98; 8.86 sq yds guttering at
3Oc, $2.66; 35.47 sq yds macad-
amizing at 36c, $12.77
James McCool, lot 1 sub 16 of
Kelly's stub, 44 lin ft curbing
at 30c, $13.20; 14.67 sq yds gut-
tering at 30c, $4.40; 67.84 sq
yds macadamizing at 36c,
$24.42
W S Dennis, lot 2 sub 16 of
Kelly's sub, 55 lin ft curbing at
30c, $16.50; 18.33 sq yds gut-
tering at 30c, $5.50; 61.11 sq yds
macadamizing at 36c, $22
A. W. Kemler Est., lot 17 sub 16
of Kelly's sub, 55 lin ft curbing
at 30c, $16.50; 18.33 sq yds gut-
tering at 30c, $5.50; 61.11 sq yds
macadamizing at 36c, $22
Thos Kavanaugh Est., lot 4 sub
18, 19 and 20 Kelly's sub, 29.8
lin ft curbing at 30c, $8.94; 6.66
sq yds curbing at 30e, $2.00;
33.33 sq yds macadamizing at
36c, $12.00.
D. W. Linehan. lot 45 Corriell's
sub, 140.7 lin ft curbing at 30c,
$42.21; 48.33 sq yds guttering at
30c. $14.50; 297.44 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 36c, $107.07163
D W Linehan, lot 21 Roger's
sub, 17.8 lin ft curbing at 30c,
$5.34; 8.07 sq yds guttering at
30c, $2.42: 39 sq yds macada-
mizing at 36c, $14.04
D W Linehan, lot 22 Roger's
sub. 19 lin ft curbing at 30c,
$5.70: 6.33 sq yds guttering at
30e, $1.90; 34.76 sq yds macad-
amizing at 36c, $12.51 ..
John C. Cummings Est., lot 23
Roger's sub. 16 lin ft curbing at
30c. $4.80; 5.33 sq yds gutter-
ing at 30c, $1.60: 26.90 sq yds
macadamizing at 36c, $9.68... 16
John C. Cummings Est, lot 24 Rog
er's sub, 24.2 lin ft curbing at
30c, $7.26; 8.10 sq yds gutter-
ing at 30c, $2.43; 26.90 sq yds
macadamizing at 36c, $9.68..
Leathers & Trewin, lot 25 Rog -
14 27 er's sub, 24.2 lin ft curbing at
30c, $7.26; 8.10 sq yds gutter-
ing at 30c, $2.43: 26.90 sq yds
macadamizing at 36c, $9.68..
Wm. Guderian Est. lot 26 Rog -
6 98 er's sub, 24.2 lin ft curbing at
30c, $7.26; 8.10 sq yds gutter-
ing at 30c. $2.43; 26.90 sq yds
macadamizing at 36c, $9.68..
Adolph Schefile, lot 27 Rog -
58 91 er's sub, 24.2 lin ft curbing at
30c, $7.26; 8.10 sq yds gutter-
ing at 30c, $2.43; 26.90 sq yds
macadamizing at 36c. $9.68..
James Lee, lot 28 Rog-
er's sub, 24.2 lin ft curbing at
30c, $7.26; 8.10 sq yds gutter-
ing at 30e, $2.43; 26.90 sq yds
macadamizing at 36c, $9.68..
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes-A:d. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Bonson, Berg. Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That to pay for im-
proving Chestnut street from Prairie
street to Walnut street by Dubuque
Construction Co., contractors, in front
of and adjoining the same, a special
tax be and is hereby levied on the sev-
eral lots, and parts of lots
42 02 and parcels of real
a estateanhere-
inafter d
tnamed;
for the several amounts set opposite
each lot or parcel of real estate, as fol-
lows:
44 00 Special assessment submitted Aug. 3,
1896.
44 00
22 94
78
21 80
20 11
52 12
23 41
08
19 37
19 37
19 37
19 37
19 37
1`.
191 Rev/ olt,..Ses8ion, August 3, 1896
P. W. Crawford, A. McDaniels
sub, lot 779, 219.2 lin ft curb-
stone at 28c, $61.37; 108 sq yds
guttering at 28c, 330.24; 294.66
sq yds macadamizing at 32c,
394.29.. . .. .. .....$185 90
Mary B. Wallace, A. McDaniels'
sub, lot 780, 211.6 lin ft curb-
stone at 28c, $59.25; 109 sq yds
guttering at 28c, $30.52; 294.66
sy yds macadamizing at 32c,
394.29. 184 06
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas -Aids. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
meyvov. Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That to pay for im-
proving Leibnitz street from Abbott
street to Harold street by John Pick -
ley, contractor, in front of and adjoin-
ing 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,
for the several amounts set opposite
each lot or parcel of real estate, as fol-
lows:
Special assessment submitted Aug. 3,
1896.
Emily Staudenmire, Buseman's
sub, lot 22, 71.5 lin ft curbstone
at 34c. $24.31; 33.55 sq yds gut-
tering at 33c, $11.07: $99.55 sq
yds macadamizing at 34c,
$33.85 ., . .. $ 69 23
Emily Staudenmire, Bus°man's
sub, lot 23, 50 lin ft curbstone
at 34c. $17.00; 22.22, sq yds gut
tering at 33c, 37.33: 77.78 sq
yds macadamizing at 34c,
Gus Dietrich, Buseman's sub
lot 24. 50 lin ft curbstone at
34c, 117.00; 22.22 sq yds gutter-
ing at 33c, $7.33; 77.78 sq yds
macadamizing at 34c, $26.44
Gus Dietrich, Buseman's sub
lot 25. 50 lin ft curbstone at
34c, $17.00; 22.22 sq yds gutter-
ing at 33c, $7.33; 77.78 sq yds
macadamizing at 34c, $26.44 . 50 77
John Buettell, Buseman's sub. lot
26, 50 lin ft curbstone at 34c,
317.00; 22.22 sq yds guttering
at 33c, $7.33; 77.78 sq yds
macadamizing at 34c, $26.41 . 50 77
Conrad .Heller, Buseman's su'.,,
lot 27, 50 lin ft curbstone at 34c,
$17.00; 22.22 sq yds guttering
at 33c 37.33; 77.78 s yds ma-
cadamizing at 34c, $26..14 , , , 50 77
Henrietta Kitzmann, Buseman's
sub, lot 28, 60.5 lin ft curbstone
at 34c, $20.57; 28.67 sq yds gut
tering at 33c, $9.46. 107.55 sq
yds macadamizing at 34c,
$36.57 .. 66
John Buettel, Buseman's sub, lot
31, 69,5 lin ft curbstone at 34c,
50 77
323.63; 32.67 sq yds guttering
at 33, 310.78; 123.11 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 34c, $41.86 .... 76 27
John Buettell. Buseman's sub
lot 32, 50 lin ft curbstone at 34c,
317.00; 22.22 sq yds guttering at
33c; $7.33; 77.78 sq yds macad-
amizing at 34c. 326.41 .. . , , 55 77
Fred Berg. Buseman's sub, lot
33. 50 lin ft curbstone at 34c.
$17.00; 22.22 sq yds guttering at
33c; $7.33; 77.78 sq yds macad-
amizing at 34e. $26.44 .. .... 50 77
Fred Seltrecht, Buseman's sub,
lot 34, 206 lin ft curbstone at
34c, $70.04; 91.55 sq yds gutter-
ing at 33c. $30.21; 320.44 sq yds
macadamizing at 34c, $108.95. 209 20
C. H. Meyer, w 20 46a min lot•
206. 146 lin ft curbstone at
34c, $49.64. 75.78 sq yds gutter
ing at 33c. $25.01. 275.22 sq yds
macadamizing at 34c. $93.57 . 168 22
J. P. Schroeder, et al, Mechanic's
add, lot 122. 140 lin ft curbstone
at 34c, $47.60. 65.55 sq yds gut
tering at 33c, $21.63. 234.44
sq yds macadamizing at 34c.
$79.71. 1-13 94
J. P. Schroeder, et al, Mechanic's
add, lot 121. 50 lin ft curbstone
at 34c, 317.00. 22.22 sq yds gut-
tering at 33c, 37.33: 77.78 sq
yds macadamizing at 34c.
26,44 . .. .. .... .. .. .... .... 50 77
C. A. Voelker. Mechanic's
add. lot 120. 50 lin ft curbstone
at 34c. 317 .00, 22.22 sq yds gut-
tering at 33c. $7.33; 77.78 sq
yds macadamizing at 34c.
M. J. Smith, Mechanic's add. lot
119. 21 lin ft curbstone at 34c.
$7.14; 9.33 sq yds guttering at
33c, $3.08, 32.67 sq yds macad-
amizing at 34e. $11.11 .. .... 21 33
. B. Sherr et al, lot 1 Buseman's
sub. 61 lin ft curbing at 34c,
$20.74: 28.90 sq yds guttering
at 33c, $9.54: 84 sq yds macada-
mizing at 34c, 828.56 $ 58 84
B. Sherr et al, lot 2 Buseman's
sub, 40 lin ft curbing at 34c.
$13.60: 17.78 sq yds guttering
33c. $5.87: 62.22 sq yds macad-
amizing at 34c, $21.15 40 62
B. Sherr et al, lot 3 Buseman's .
sub. 40 lits ft curbing at 34c.
$13.60; 17.78 sq yds guttering
33c. $5.87; 62.22 sci yds macad-
amizing at 34c, $21.15 40 62
B. Sherr et al, lot 4 Buseman's
sub, 40 lin ft curbing at 34c,
$13.60; 17.78 sq yds guttering
33c, $5.87: 62.22 sn yds macad-
amizing at 34c, $21.15 40 62
B. Sherr et a', lot 5 Buseman's
sub, 40 lin ft curbing at 34c,
$13.60; 17.78 sq yds guttering
33c, $5.87: 62.22 sq yds macad-
amizing at 34c, $21.15 40 62
B. Sherr et al, lot 6 Buseman's
50 77 C
C.
C.
C.
C.
60
C.
Regular .s'c.!mifm, August 3, 1896.
197
sub. 40 lin ft curbing at 34c,
$13.60; 17.78 sq yds guttering
33c, $5.87; 62.22 sq yds macad-
amizing at 34c, $21.15 40 62
C. B. Sherr et al, lot 7 Buseman's
sub, 40 lin ft curbing at 34c,
$13.60; 17.78 sq yds guttering
33c, $5.87; 62.22 sq yds macad-
amizing at 34c, $21.15 40 f,2
C. B. Sherr et al, lot 8 Buseman's
sub, 79 lin ft curbing at 34c,
$26.86; 36.90 sq yds guttering
at 33c. $12.18; 138.67 sq yds
macadamizing at 34c, $47.1586 19
Henry Mines, lot 9 Buseman's
sub, 59,5 lin ft curbing at 34c,
$20.23; 28.22 sq yds guttering
at 33c, $9.31; 107.55 sq yds
macadamizing at 34c, $36.57
Henry Mines, lot 10 Buse -
man's sub, 40 lin ft curbing
at 34c. $13.60; 17.78 sq yds
guttering at 33c. $5.87; 62.22
sq yds macadamizing at 34c,
$21.15 40 62
Henrietta Kitzmann, lot 11 Buse -
man's sub, 40 lin ft curbing
at 34c, $13.60: 17.78 sq yds
guttering at 33e, $5.87: 62.22
sq yds macadamizing at 34c,
$21.15. 40 C2
Mrs. August D:etrick lot 12 Buse -
man's sub, 40 lin ft curbing
at 34c, $13.60: 17.78 sq yds
guttering at 33c, $5.87; 62.22
sq yds macadamizing at 34c,
$21.15. 40 62
F. Bergman, lot 13, Buse -
man's sub, 40 lin ft curbing
at 34c, $13.60; 17.78 sq yds
guttering at 33c, $5.87; 62.22
sq yds macadamizing at 31c,
$21.15. 40 62
F. Bergman, lot 14, Buse -
man's sub, 40 lin ft curbing
at 34c, $13.60; 17.78 sq yds
guttering at 33c, $5.87; 62.22
sq yds macadamizing at 34c,
$21.15 40 62
A. Hertung, :ot 15, Buse -
man's sub, 40 lin ft curbing
at 34c, $13.60; 17.78 sq yds
guttering at 33c, $5.87; 62.22
sq yds macadamizing at 34c,
$21.15 40 62
A. Herting, lot 16, Buse -
man's sub, 40 lin ft curbing
at 34c, $13.60: 17.78 sq yds
guttering at 33c, $5.87; 62.22
sq Yds macadamizing at 34c,
$21.15
A. Hreting, lot 17, Buse -
man's sub, 40 lin ft curbing
at 34c, $13.60; 17.78 sq yds
guttering at 33c, $5.87; 62.22
sq yds macadamizing at 34c,
$21.15
A. Ketler, lot 18, Buse -
man's sub, 40 lin ft curbing
at 34c, $13.60; 17.78 sq yds
guttering at 33c, $5.87; 62.22
sq yds macadamizing at 34c,
$21.15.
A. Ketler, lot 19, Buse -
man's sub, 40 lin ft curbing
66 11
40.62
40 62
40 02
at 34c, $13.60; 17.78 sq yds
guttering at 33c, $5.87; 62.22
sq yds macadamizing at 34c,
$21.15
A. Ketler, lot 20, Buse -
man's sub. 40 lin ft curbing
at 34e, $13.60; 17.78 sq yds
guttering at 33c, $5.87; 62.22
sq yds macadamizing at 34c,
$21.15
H. Buseman, lot 21, Buseman's
sub, 46 lin ft curbing at 34c.
$15.64; 20.44 sq yds guttering
at 33c, $6.75; 71.55 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 34c, $24.33 46 72
John Buettell, lot 94 Mechanic's
add, 98 lin ft curbing at 34c,
$33.32; 43.55 sq yds guttering
at 33c, $14.37; 152.44 sq yds
macadamizing at 34c, $51.8399 52
H. Buseman, lot 95 Mechanic's
add, 50 lin ft curbing at 346,
$17.00; 22.22 sq yds guttering
at 33c, $7.33; 77.78 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 34c, $26.44 50 77
H. Buseman. lot 9G Mechanic's
add, 50 lin ft curbing at 34c,
$17.00; 22.22 sq yds guttering
at 33c, $7.33; 77.78 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 34c. $26.44 50 77
H Buseman, w 6 ft of lot 97
Mechanic's add, 6 lin ft curb-
ing at 34c, $2.04; 2.67 sq yds
gutterings at 33c, $ .88; 9.33
sq yds macadamizing at 34c,
3.17. 6 09
John Vitzthum, e 40 ft w 46 ft
of lot 97, Mechanic's add, 38
lin ft curbing at 34c, $12.92;
21.33 sq yds guttering at 33c,
$7.04; 96.90 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 34c. $32.95 52 91
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes-Alds Albrecht, Alman, Bauer.
Berg, Bonson. Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Bonsoa offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That to pay for im-
proving Union avenue from West Lo-
cust street to Alta Vista street, by
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan, contract-
ors, 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 read estate hereinafter named,
situate and owned, and for the several
amounts set apposite each lot or parcel
of real estate, as fol:ows: Special as-
sessment submitted August 3, 1896.
J. A. Rhomberg, Wood's add, lot
56, 173 lin ft curbing at 28c,
$48.44; 115.23 sq yds guttering
at 28c, $32.29; 274.67 sq yds
macadamizing at 28c, $76.91...$157 64
J. A. Rhomberg, Wood's add, lot
55, 68 lin ft curbing at 28e,
$19.04; 45.33 sq yds guttering
at 28c, $12.69; 90.67 sq yds
macadamizing at 28e, $25.38.. 57 11
J. A. Rhomberg, Wood's add, lot
54, 46 lin ft curbing at 28c,
$12.88. 30.67 sq yds guttering
at 28c, $8.59; 61.33 sq yds
macadamizing at 28c, $17.17.. 38 64
40 62
40 62
198 l,ryttlrn' Se.sxeon, .August 3, 1896
J. A. Rhomberg, Wood's add, lot
53. 46 lin ft curbing at 28c,
$12.88, 30.67 sq yds guttering
at 28c, $8.59; 61.33 sq yds
macadamizing at 28c. $17.1738 64
J. A. Rhomberg, Wood's add, lot
52, 46 lin ft curbing at 28c,
$12.88. 30.67 sq yds guttering
at 28c, $8.59; 61.33 sq yds
macadamizing at 2Sc, $17.1738 61
J. A. Rhomberg, Wood's add, lot
51, 79.5 lin ft curbing at 28c,
$22.26; 66 sq yds guttering at
28c, $18.48, 132 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 28c, $36.9677 70
John Loringett, Wood's add, lot
72. 60 lin ft curbing at 28c.
$16.80; 55.33 sq yds guttering
at 28c, $15.49; 110.67 sq yds
macadamizing at 28c, $30.9863 27
J. A. Rhomberg, lot 73 Wood's
add, 60 lin ft curbing at 28c
$14.00; 33.33 sq yds guttering
at 28c, $9.33; 66.67 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 28c, $18.6742 00
J. A. Rhomberg, lot 74 Wood's
add, 50 lin ft curbing at 28c
$14.00; 33.33 sq yds guttering
at 28c, $9.33; 66.67 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 2Sc, $18.6742 00
J. A. Rhomberg, lo. 75 \Vo.nri';
add, 50 lin ft curbing at 28c
$14.00; 33.33 sq yds guttering
at 28c, $9.33; 66.67 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 28c, $18.6742 00
J. A. Rhomberg, lot 76 Wood's
add. 50 lin ft curbing a: 28c
$14.00; 33.33 sq yds guttering
at 28c, $9.33; 66.67 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 2Sc, $18.6742 00
J. A. Rhomberg, lot 77 Woad's
add, 50 lin f; curbing at 28c
$14.00; 33.33 sq yds guttering
at 28c, $9.33; 66.67 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 28c, $18.6743 00
J. A .Rhomberg, lot 78 Wood's
add. 50 lin ft curbing at 28c
$14.00; 33.33 sq yds guttering
at 28c. $9.33; 66.67 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 28c, $18.6742 00
J. A. Rhomberg, lot 79 Wood's
add, 50 lin ft curbing at 28e
$14.00; 33.33 sq yds guttering
at 28c, $9.33; 66.67 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 2Sc, $18.6742 00
J. A. Rhomberg, lot 80 Wood's
add. 50 lin ft curbing at 28c
$14.00; 33.33 sq yds guttering
at 28c, $9.33; 66.67 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 28c, $18.6742 00
Anton Siege, lot 81 Wood's
add. 50 lin ft curbing at 28c
$14.00; 33.33 sq yds guttering
at 28c, $9.33; 66.67 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 28e, $18.6742 00
.T. A. Rhomberg, lot 81a Wood's
add, 125.7 lin ft curbing at 28c,
$35.20; 94 sq yds guttering at
28c, $26.32; 188 sq yds macad-
amizing at 28c, $52,64 114 16
J. H .Bradley, lot 2 sub 744 city
136.6 lin ft curbing at 28e,
$38.25; 98.67 sq yds guttering
at 28c, $27.63; 197.33 sq yds
macadamizing at 2Sc, $55.25121 13
John Buettell, lot 1 sub 8 E1'en
Blake's sub 347.5 lin ft curbing
at 28c, $97.30; 231.67 sq yds
guttering at 28c, $64.87; 463.33
sq yds macadamizinz at 28c,
$129.7; 291. 90
1'. Hughes, lot 2 sub 2 of 8 Ellen
Blake's sub, 33.5 lin ft curb-
ing at 28c, $9.38; 15.67 sq yds
gutt€Iing a. 28c. $4.39; 41.33 sq
yds macadamizing at 28c $11.57 25 34
Catharine Rhomberg. Union ave
add. lot 12, 76.5 lin ft curbstone
at 28c, $21.42; 35.77 sq yds gut
tering at 28:, $10.01; 152.77 sq
yds macadamizing at 28c,
$42.78 .... .... .. .. .. .. 74 21
Catharine Rhomberg. t'nicn ave
add, lot 13, 50 lin ft curbstone
at 28c, $14.00; 22.22 sq yds gut-
tering at 28c, $6.22; 77.78 sq
yds macadamizing at 28c,
$21.78 .. .... .. .... 42 00
Catharine Rhomberg. Un'o ! ave
add, lot 14, 50 lin ft curbstone
at 28c, $14.00; 22 22 sq yds gut
tering at 28c. $6.22; 77.78 sq
yds macada.niiz:ng at 2a ,
$21.78 . .. .. .... .......... . 42 00
Catharine Rhomberg, Union ave
add. lot 15, 60 lin ft curbstone
at 28c, $16.80; 26.67 sq yds gut-
tering at 28c, $7.47; 93.33 sq
yds macadamizing at 2Sc
$26.13. 50 40
i atharine Rhombez g, Union ave
add. lot 16, 56 lin ft curbstone
at 28c, $15.68; 24.89 sq yds gut-
tering at 28c, $6.97; 87.11 sq
yds macadamizing at 28c
$24.39.. .. .. .. ...... 47 04
Catharine Rhomberg. Union ave
add, lot 17, 46 lin ft curbstone
at 28c, $12.88; 20.44 sq yds gut-
tering at 28c, $5.72; 71.55 sq
yds macadamizing at 28c,
$20.03 .. .. .... .. .. 38 63
Catharine Rhomberg. Union ave
add. lot 18, 46 lin ft curbstone
at 28c, $12.88; 20.44 sq yds gut-
tering at 28c, $5.72; 71.55 sq
yds macadamizing at 28e,
$20.03.. .. 38 63
Catharine Rhomberg. Union ave
add, lot 19, 46 lin ft curbstone
at 28c, $12.88; 20.44 sq yds gut-
tering at 28c. $5.72; 71.55 sq
yds macadamizing at 28c,
$20.03.. .. .. 38 63
Catharine Rhomberg, Union ave
add, lot 20, 62 lin ft curbstone
at 28c, $17.36; 38.91 sq yds gut-
tering at 28e, $10.89, 136.12 sq
yds macadamizing at 28c,
$38 11.. .. .. .. .. .. 66 36
Joseph Siege. Woods' add, lot
89, 103.4 lin ft curbstone at 28e,
$28.95; 52.44 sq yds guttering at
28c, $14.68; 183.55 sq Yds ma-
cadamizing at 28c, $51.39 .. 95 02
Joseph Siege, Woods' add, lot
88, 44 lin ft curbstone at 28c,
het/lt,//' .\c. .v,n/l,
$12 32; 19.55 sq yds guttering
at 28c, $5.47; 68.44 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 28c, $19.16 36 95
Joseph Siege, Woods' add, lot
87, 48 lin ft curbstone at 28c,
$13.44; 21.33 sq yds guttering
at 28c, $5.97; 74.67 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 28c. $20.91 40 32
Joseph Siege, Woods' add, lot
86, 52 lin ft curbstone at 28c,
$14.56; 23.11 sq yds guttering
at 28c, $6.47; 80.90 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 28c, $22.65. 43 68
Joseph Siege, Woods' add, lot
85. 56 lin ft curbstone at 28c.
$15.68; 24.90 sq yds guttering
at 28c; $6.97; 87.11 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 28c, $24.39. . 47 04
Joseph Siege, Wools' add, lot
84 .64 lin ft curbstone at 28c.
$17.92; 28.44 sq yds guttering
at 28c, $7.96; 99.55 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 28c. $27.87 51 75
Joseph Siege. Wools' add, lot
83. 74 lin ft curbstone at 28c.
$20.72. 32.90 sq yds guttering
at 28c. $9.21, 115.11 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 28c. $32.23 ..
Anton Siege. Woods' add, lot 82,
76 lin ft curbstone at 28c, 21.28;
33.78 sq yds guttering at 28c,
$9.46; 118.22 sq yds macadam-
izing at 28c. 833.10
Jeff McGrath Est. sub min lot
93h. lot 1. 239 lin ft curbstone
at 28c. $66.92: 106.22 sq yds
guttering at 2$c, $29.74: 388.90
sq yds macadamizing at 28c,
$108.89 .. . .. 205 55
Jeff McGrath Est, sub min lot
93b, lot 2. 64 lin ft curbstone
at 28c, $17.92; 28.44 sq yds gut-
tering at 28c, $7.96; 121.33 sq
yds macadamizing at 28c,
433.97 .. .. .. .. .. .. 59 85
Jeff McGrath Est, sub min lot
93a, lot 1. 268 lin ft curbstone
at 28c, $75.04; 120 sq yds gut-
tering at 28c, $33.60; 435.55 sq
yds macadamizing at 28c.
$121.95 230 59
Adopted by the following vote.
Ayes -Alda. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Ronson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
MrI v; v and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That to pay for im-
proving Sheridan street from Grove -
land Place to Lawther avenue by
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan, comracr-
ors, in front of and adjoining the same,
a special tax be and is hereby levied on
the several lots, and parts of lots, an,l
parcels of real estate hereinafter nam-
ed, situate and owned, and for the seve-
ral amounts set opposite each lot or par
cel of real estate, as follows:
Special assessment submitted Aug 3.
1896.
Lawther & Rider, Burden -Law -
62 16
6384
. I ,1!vott 3. 1M96. 199
ther add, lot 46, 121.6 lin ft
curbstone 30c, $36.48; 55.55 sq
yds guttering at 30c, $16.69;
161.44 sq yds macadamizing at
30c, $48.43 .. .. .. .. .. .. 101 58
G. Burden Est., Burden-Lawther
add, lot 29. 120 lin ft curbstone
at 30c, $36.00; 53.33 sq yds gut-
tering at 30c, $16.00; 157.77 sq
yds macadamizing at 30c,
$47.33 ... .. .. ...... 99 33
G. Burden Est.. Burden-Lawiher
add, lot 2S. 80.5 lin ft curb-
stone at 30c. $24.15: 35.55 sq yd
guttering at 30c, $10.67; 97.78
sq yds macadamizing at 30c,
$29.33.. .. .. .. .. .. 64 15
lot 105, 86.7 lin ft curbstone tt
30c, $26.01: 40 sq yds guttering
at 30. $12: 97.78 sq yds macad-
amizing at 30c. $29.33 .. 67 34
Dubuque Building and Loan asso
dation. Burden-Lawther add. n
40 ft lot 102. 40 lin ft curbstone
at 30c. $12.00; 17.78 sq yds gut-
tering at 30e. $5.33; 48.90 sq
yds macadamizing at 30c,
$14.67... .. 32 00
Math Bohr. Burden-Lawther add,
m 40 ft lot 102, 40 lin ft curb-
stone at 30c. $12; 17.78 sq yd gut
tering at 30c, $5.33: 48.90 sq
yds macadamizing at :30c,
$14.67... 32 00
Louisa Busch. Burden -Lowther
add. s 915 ft lot 102. 107.3 lin ft
curbstone at 30c, $32.19; 49 sq
yds guttering at 30c. $14.70;
259.90 sq yds macadamizing at
30c, $77.97. .. .. .. .... 124 86
Coyle & Ellis. Burden-Lawther
add, add, lot 101, 20 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30c. $6.00 .. 6 00
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes-Alds. Albrecht, Altman Berg,
Bauer, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Ronson offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for im-
proving Strauss avenue from Burden
avenue to Windsor avenue, by Steuek,
O'Farrel & Linehan, contractors, in
front of and adjoining the same, a spec-
ial tax be and is hereby levied on the
several lots. parts of :o'ts, and parcels
of real estate hereinafter named, sit-
uate and owned, and for the several
amounts set opposite each lot or parcel
of real estate. as follows: Special as-
sessment submitted Aug. 3. 1896.
0. Burden Est.. Burden & Law-
ther's add. lot 5. 129.6 lin ft
onrbing at 30c, $38.88: 61.33 sq
v,tc psutte.ring at 30c, $18.40:
178.67 sq yds macadamizing at
33c, $58.96. $116 24
G. Burden Est., Burden & Law-
ther's add, lot 6. 130.6 lin ft
curbing at 30c, $39.18; 61.33 sq
yrls guttering at 30c, $18.40,
178.67 sq yds macadamizing at
200 R ,iril,tr Se88ion, August 3, .1896.
33c, $58.96. 116 54
G. Burden Est.. Burden & Law=
ther's add. lot 61, 126.9 lin ft
curbing at 30e, $38.07: 57.77 sq
yds guttering at 30c. $17.33;
186 sq yds macadamizing at
33c, $61.38. 116 78
G. Burden Est., Burden & Law-
ther's add, lot 66, 126.8 lin ft
curbing at 30c, $38.70; 57.77 sq
yds guttering at 30c. $17.33:
186 so yds macadamizing at
33c. $61.38. 116 7o
G. Burden Est., Burden & Law-
ther's add, Io: 60. 129 lin ft
curbing at 30e, $38.70; 57.77 sy
yds guttering at 30c. $17.33:
186 sq yds macadamizing at
at 33c. $61.38 117 41
F.&W.Woodrich, Barden & Law-
ther's add, 1o'_ 67. 129.3 lin ft
curbing at 30e, $38.79: 57.77 sq
yds guttering at 30c. $17.33;
186 sq yds macadamizing at
33e, $61.38 117 50
M. W. Van Nest, Burden & Law-
ther's add, lot 51. 128.8 lin ft
curbing at 30c. $38.64: 57.77
yds guttering at 30e. $17.33;
203.22 sq yds macadamizing at
33c. $67.06 123 03
Jno. Messink, Burden & Law-
ther's a.dd., lot 72. 128.7 lin ft
curbing at 30e, $38.61; 60 sq
yd.s guttering at 30c. $18.00:
192 sq yds macadamizing at
33c, $63,36 119 97
G. Eiohhorn, Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 78, 106.6 lin ft
curbing at 30c, $31.98; 51.11 sq
yds guttering at 30c, $15.33;
169.22 sq yds macadamizing at
33c, $55.84 103 15
G. Eichharn, Burden & Law-
ther's add.. lot 77, 111.5 lin ft
•cu:rbing at 30c, $33.45: 53.33 sq
yds guttering at 30e. $16.00;
169.33 sq yds macadamizing at
33c, $55.88 . 105 33
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Ald. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Noes—None.
Ald. Bonson offered the fol:owing:
Resolved by the City Counoil of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for im-
proving Hedley Court from Strauss
avenue to Lawther avenue by
Steuek, O'Farrel & Linehan contractors
In front of and adjoining the same, a
special tax be and is hereby levied on
the several lots, and parts of lobs, and
parcels of real estate hereinafter nam-
ed, situate and owned, and for the sev-
enal amounts set opposite eaob lot or
parcel of real eabate, as follows:
Special assment submitted August 3,
1596:
M. W. Van Nest, Burden &
Lawther's add, lot 51, 50 lin ft
curbstone at 30c, $15; 22.22 sq
yds guttering at 30c, $6.67;
61.11 sq yds macadamizing at
30c, $18.33 . $ 40 00
M. W. Van Nett, Burden &
Ija.wther's add, lot 52. 50 lin f:.
curbstone a:t 30e, $15; 22.22 sq
yds guttering at 30c, $6.67;
61.11 sq yds macadamising at
30c. $18.33 . $ 90 00
M. W. Van Nest, Burden &
Lawther's add, lost 53. 50 li:n ft
curbstone at 30c, $15; 22.22 sq
yds guttering at 30e, $6.67;
61.11 sq yds m!acadamdzdn•g et
30c. $18.33. $ 40 00
E. Fatzenstein, i3urden &
Lawther's add. :ot 54. 50 ldn ft
curbstone at 30c, $15; 22.22 sq
yds guttering a: 30e. $6.67:
61.11 sq yds maoad_am'.ain•g at
30c. $18.33. . $ 40 00
E. Iiatzensteln. Burden &
Lawther's add, got 55„ 51 lin ft
curbstone at 30c, $15.30;
24.44 sq •vda guU:ering at 30c,
$7.33: 67.22 sq yds macadamriz-
ing alt 30c, $20.17 . . . 42 80
Lawther & Rider, Burden &
Lawther's ad, last 47, 50.5 lin ft
curbi-Atone at 30t. $15.15;
24.44 sq yds guttering at 30c.
$7.33; 67.22 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 30c. $20.17. . 42 66
Jos Baumgartner, Burden &
Lawther's add, lot 48. 50 lin ft
curbstone at 302, $15; 22.22 sq
yds guttering at 30c, $6.67:
61.11 sq yds macadamizing at
30c, $18.33. $
Chas. Radloff, Burden &
Lawther's add, lot 49, 50 lin ft
curbstone at 30c. $15; 22.22 sq
yds guttering at 30c, $6.67:
61.11 sq yds macadamizing at
30c, $1.8.33. $
R. Bernhart, Burden &
Lawbher'a add, lot 50, 114.4 lin
Pt curbstone at 30c, $34.32:
51.55 sq yds guttering at 30c.
$15.46; 168.78 sq yds macad-
amizing at 30e, $50.63. 100 41
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Boson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
MoEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bannon offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for im-
proving Clinton avenue from Windsor
avenue to Queen street, by Steuck,
O'Farrell & Linehan( contractors, in
front of and adjoining the same, a
special tax be and is hereby levied on
the several lots, parts of lots and partes
of real estate hereinafter named, situate
and owned, and for the several amounts
set opposite each lot or parcel of real
estate, as follows: Special assessment
submitted Aug. 3, 1896.
Nicholas Mettels, Mettels' sub,
lot 6, 132.7 lin ft curbing at 30c,
$39.81; 59.50 sq yds guttering
at 30c, $17.85, 175 sq yds ma-
oadamizing at 30c, $52,50 8110 16
Nicholas Mettels, Mettels' sub,
lot 24, 131.8 lin ft curbing at
40 00
9000
t< N
August 3,1896.
30c, $39.1,4; C9 50 sq yds gut c.-
ing at 30c, $17.85; 175 sq yds
macadamizing at 30c, $52.50... 109 89
Nicholas Met•tels, Mettels' sub,
lat 25, 111.3 lin f: curbing at
30c, $33.39; 49.80 sq yds gutter-
ing at 30c. $14.94; 148 sq yds
macadamizing at 30c, $44.40. 92 73
L. G. Hurd. sub of 5 sub of 11, 12
and 13, sub n e 1-4 sec 13 t
89, n 2 e, lot 5, 109.4 lin ft curb-
ing at 30c. $32.82: 49.80 sq yds
guttering at 30c, $14.94; 148 sq
yds macadamizing at 30c,
$44.40 . . . . 42 16;
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes -Aid. Albrecht. Altman, Bauer,
Berg. Bonson. Cullen. Dennert. Lagen,
Mc1vov and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That to pay for im-
proving Southern avenue from Rowan
St. to west line of lot 10 Southern ave
add by Theo. Altman. contractor, in
front of and adjoining the same a spe-
cial tax be and is hereby levied on the
several lots, and parts of lots, and par-
cels of real estate hereinafter named,
situate and oned, and for the several
amounts set opposite each lot or parcel
of real estate as follows:
Special assesment submitted Aug 3,
1896.
John Kane. Southern ave add,
lot 1. 34.5 lin ft curbstone at
30c, $10.35; 21.33 sq yds gutter
ing at 34c. $7.25; 49.78 sq vds
macadamizing at 34c, $16.92.$ 34 52
John Kane, Southern ave add.
lot 2. 50.5 lin ft curbstone at
30c. $15.15; 33.66 sq yds gutter-
ing at 34c, $11.44: 78.55 sq yds
macadamizing at 34c. $26.70.. 53 29
John Kane, Southern ave add.
lot 3, 50.5 lin ft curbstone at
30c, *15.15; 36.40 sq yds gutter-
ing at 34c: $12.37: 78.55 sq yds
macadmizing at 34c. $26.70 . 54 22
Mike Doyle. Southern ave add,
lot 4. 50.5 lin ft curbstone at
30c. $15.15; 33.66 sq vds gutter-
ing at 34c. $11.44; 78.55 sq ydi
macadamizing at 34c. $26.70.... 53 29
John Yall. Southern ave add
lot 5, 50.5 lin ft curbstone at
20e. $15.15: 43.66 sq yds gutter-
ing at 34c. $11.44: 78.55 sy yds
macadamizing at 34c, $?6.70.... 53 29
John Yall• Southern ave add,
lot 6. 50.5 lin ft curbstone at
30c, $15.15; 33.66 sq yds gutter-
ing at 34c. $11.44: 78.55 sy yds
macadamizing at 34c. $26.70....
Jas Purcell. Southern ave add.
lot 7. 50.5 lin ft curbstone at
30e, $15.15; 33.66 sq yds gutter-
ing at 34e; $11.44: 78.55 sq Yds
macadamizing at 31c $21.70.... 53 29
A. Levi Est, Southern ave add.
and 1/2 lot 8. 27.7 lin ft curb-
stone at 30c, $8.31; 19.33 sq Yds
53 29
":01
guttering at 34c, $6.57; 48.22
sq yds macadamizing at 34c,
$16.39.. .. .. .. .. ....... 31 27
D. B. Henderson, Southern ave
add, and % lot 8. 13.9 lin ft
curbstone at 30c, $4.17; 9.67 sq
yds guttering at 34c, $3.29.
24.11 sq yds macadamizing at
34c, $8.20 15 66
John Sullivan Est. Southern ave
add and 14 lot 8, 13.9 lin ft
curbstone at 30c, $4.17; 9.67 sq
yds guttering at 34c, •$3.29.
24.11 sq yds macadamizing at
34c, $8.20. 15 66
Mrs. M. Campbell, Southern ave
add, lot 9. 50.5 lin ft curbstone
at 30c, $15.15; 33.36 sq yds gut
tering at 34c, $11.44; 78.55 sq
yds macadamizing at 34c,
$26.70.. .
Mrs. M. Campbell, Southern ave
add, lot 10, 50.5 lin ft curbstone
at 30c, $15.15; 33.36 sq yds gut
tering at 34c. $11.44; 78.55 sq
yds macadamizing at 34c.
$26.70.. .. .. .. .... .. 53 29
Louis Norris Rowan's add, lot
1, 6.67 sq yds guttering at 34c.
$2.27; $21.11 sq yds macadamiz
ing at 34c, $7.18.. .. .. ..... 9 45
John Yall, Southern ave add. lot
15, 214.9 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$6.4.47; 157.22 sq yds guttering
at 34c. , $53.45; 337.11 sq yds
macadamizing at 34c, $114.62232 54
Theo Altman. min lot 35, 2577
lin ft curbstone at 30c. $77.31;
170.67 sq yds guttering at 30c,
$58.03; 390.44 sq yds macadam •
izing at 34c, 132.75.. .. 268 o9
Frank O'Connor, sub of min lot
21, lot 6. 49.1 lin ft curbstone
at 30c, $14.73; 37.33 sq yds gut
tering at 34c, $12.69; 77.78 sq
yds macadamizing at 347,
26.44. 53 86
Ross McMahon. sub of min lot
1, 18.7 lin ft curbstone at 34c.
$5.61; 12.47 sq yds guttering at
34c, $4.24; 29.10 sq yds macad
amizing at 34e, $9.89 .. 19 74
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes -Alda. Albrecht, Bauer, Berg,
Bonson, Cullen, eDnnert. Lagen, Mc-
Evoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Rei-.a1ved by the Clilty Oouneil of the
Cifty of Dubuque: That to pay for the
improvement of Woodworth avenue
from Seminary street to Leibnitz street
by E. C. Blake. contractor, in front of
and ,adjoining 1lhe same, a special tak
he and is hereby levied on the several
lots, and parts of lobs. and parcels of
real essbat•e hereinafter named, situate
and owned. and far the several amounts
set opposite each lot or parcel of real
estate, as follows:
Special assessment siibmitted August
3, 1896:
53 29
1
202 Regular Sermon, August 3, 1896.
Thleo. Messrin.g, Buseman &
Eberl's sub, lot 3, 124 lin ft
curbstone at 30c, $37.20; 55.55
sq yds guttering at. 30c. $16.66:
111.11 sq yds macadamizing at
34c, $37.88 .
Theo. Messing, Buseman &
Eberl's sub, lot 4, 42 lin ft
curbstone at 30e, $12.60; 18.67
sq yds guttering at 30e.
$5.60; 37.33 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 34c, $12.69
Theo. Messing, Buseman &
Eberl's sub, lot 5, 42 lin ft
curbstone •at 30c, $12.60; 18.67
sq yds guatering at 30c, $5.60;
37.33 sq yds macadamizing at
34c, $12.69
Anton Eberl, Buseman's sub, lot
6, 48.1 1.in ft curbstone at 30c.
$14.43: 23.11 sq yds guttering
at 30e, $6.93; 55.11 sq yds mac-
adamizing at 34c, $18.74 ...
C. B. Schorr, et al, Buseman's
sub, lot 8, 147.6 lin ft curb-
stone at 30c, $44.28; 66.67 sq
Yds guttering at 30c, $20; 142.-
22 sq yds macadamizing at
34c, $48.35. 112 63
Jones Scherer, Littleton & Saw-
yer's add, s 125 ft, lot 19, 122.5
lin ft curbstone at 30c, $36.75:
55.55 sq yds guttering at 30c,
$16.66; 111.11 sq yds macad-
amizing at 34c, $37.78. 91 19
Wendelin Leppert, Littleton' &
Sarwyer's add, n 126 ft, lat 19.
134.5 lin ft curbsltone at 30c.
$40.35: 00.44 sq yds guttering
at 30c, $18.13; 129.78 sq yds
macadamizing at 34c, $44.12.. 102 60
Henry Mines, Buseman's sub.
lot 9, 147.3 lin ft curbstone at
30c, $44.19; 66.67 sq yds gut-
tering at 30c, $20; 142.22 sq
yds macadartninzing alt 34c,
848.35. 112 54
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes --Adds Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonron, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Alderman Bonson offered the fo:low-
ing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for con-
structing an 8 -inch tile ,pipe sewer in
Cornell street from West 14th street to
May Place, by Dubuque Construction
Co., contractors, in front of and ad-
joining the same a special tax be and is
hereby levied on the several lots, parts
of lots and parcels of real estate here-
inafter named, situate and owned, and
for the several amounts set opposite
each :ot or parcel of real estate as fol-
lows: Special assessment submitted
Aug. 3, 1896.
D. J. Linehan, Yates & Pick-
ett's sub, lot 1 and 2, 10,000 sq
ft at 4 mills, $ 40 00
John Harper, Yates & Pickett's
sub, s 1-2 of lots 10 and 11,
5000 sq ft at 4 mills 20 00
Hannah Gelling, n 7-2 of lots 10
91 64
30 89
30 89
40 10
and 1 lYates & Pickett's stab,
5000 sq ft at 4 mills 20 00
John Kessler. s 1-2 of :ots 1 and
2. Morgan's sub, 10,970 sq ft
at 4 mills 43 88
Sophia Zimmermann, n 1-2 of lot
1 and 2. Morgan's sub, 10970 sq
ft at 4 mills . 43 88
H. W. Scott, lot 6 Morgan's sub
2.200 sq ft at 4 mills 8 89
.1. J. Murry, lot 3 sub pt 684 city
1,230 sq ft at 4 mills 4 92
Mike Hardie, lot 4 sub pt 684
city, 580 sq ft at 4 mil:s 2 32
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aid. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Ronson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Ronson offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for con-
structing an 8 inch pipe sewer in West
5th street from Bluff street to Sum -
Mitt Jtreelt, by 0. G. Kringle, contrac-
tor, inn front of and adjoining the same,
aspecial tax be and is hereby levied on
the several lots, and parts of lots, and
parcels ,of real estate. hereinafter nam-
ed, situate and owned, and for the sev-
eral amounts .sect opposite each lot or
parcel of real estate, as follws:
Special assessment submitted August
3, 1896:
D. D. Myers, 'sub out lot 690, city
lot 1, 1.120 sq ft sewer at 4
mills .$ 4 48
Con Collins, Corriell's sub, lot
14. 4,180 sq ft sewer at 4
mills 16 72
Con Collins. Corriell's sub, lot
13. 5,000 sq fit sewer at 4 m.... 20 00
Con lOollins, Carriell's sub, lot
12. 5,000 sq fit sewer at 4 m... 20 00
M C. Munsell. Corriell's sub, lot
11, 5,000 sq ft sewer at 4 m ... 2) 00
M. C. Munsell, Corriell's sv*b, lot
10, F.000 sq ft sewer at 4 m .. 24) 00
J. A. }Bamberg, Carriell's sub,
dlot 9, 5,000 Esq 'ft sewer at 4 m . 20 00
J. A. Rhamberg, Corriell's sub
lot 8, 5,000 sq ft, sewer at 4 m. 20 00
Jacob Michel, Corriell's sub, lot
7. 5,000 sq ft sewer at 4 m . .
6, 5,000 eq ft sewer at 4 m .... 20 00
Cha:, Mehl, Corriell's sub, lot
5. 5,000 sq ft sewer alt 4 m
Chas. Stewart, Corriell's sub, lot
4, 5,000 sq fit sewer at 4 m 20 00
Tim i illon, Corriell's sub, lot
3, 5,000 sq ft sewer at 4 m 20 00
John McCabe, Carrion's sub, ',at
2, 5,000 sq ft sewer at 4 m . .
John McCabe, Corriell's sub, lot
1, 5,000 sq ft sewer at 4 m . .
W. S. Dennis, sub of 3 of 720,
city, lot 1, 6,500 sq ft sewer at
4 m .. 26 00
Waltters & Dennis, sub of 720,
city, lot 4, 7,000 sq ft sewer at
4m..,28 00
P. P. Doherty, sub of 2 of 720,
city, lot 5, 4,400 sq ft sewer at
4 m
20 00
2.0 00
20 00
20 00
17 60
/►',v/rtl,rr ,c4eNsi„n, August 3, 1896.
Marg. Farrell, sub of 2 of 720.
city, lot 4, 4,400 sq ft sewer at
4 m . 17 60
Peter Grist, snub of 2 of 720.
city, lot 3, 4,400 sq ft sewer at
4m . . . . . . 1760
G. Cronmiller, sub of 2 of 720,
city. lot 2. 4,400 sq ft sewer at
4 m . . 17 60
G. Cronmllier. sub of 2 of 720.
city, e 1-4 lot 1, 1,100 sq ft
sewer at 4 m . 4 40
E. G. Shankford, sub of 2 of 720.
city, w 3-4 lot 1, 3,300 sq ft
sewer at 4 m . 13 20
J. D. Sullivan Est, city, lot 614,
9,900 sq ft sewer at 4 m 39 60
A, A. Cooper, city, lot 615,
5,590 sq ft sewer at 4 Da 22 36
A. A. Cooper, city, lot 616,
1,660 sq ft server at 4 m 6 64
A. A. Cooper, city, lot 616a,
2,730 sq ft sewer as 4 m 10 92
A. A. Cooper, city, s 8 ft, Tot 617.
720 sq ft sewer at 4 m 2 88
D. D. Myers, city; n 64 ft. lot 617.
5,500 sq ft sewer at 4 m 22 00
A. A. Cooper lot 691, out lot city
e 222 feet, 30,000 sq ft at 4
mills. $120 00
A. A. Cooper, lot 1 sub of 700
and pt 691 and 721 city, 2,500
sq ft at 4 mills 10 00
A. A. Cooper, lot 2 sub of 700
and pt 691 and 721 city, 2,500
sq ft at 4 mills 10 00
A. A. Cooper, lot 3. sub of 700
and pt 691 and 721 city, 2,500
sq fit. at 4 mills 10 00
A. A. Cooper, lot 4, sub of 700
and pt 691 and 721 city, 2,500
sq Pt at 4 mills 10 00
A. A. Cooper, lot 5. sub of 700
and pt 691 and 721 city, 2,500
sq ft at 4 mills 10 00
A. A. Cooper, lot 6, sub of 700
and pt 691 and 721 city, 2,500
sq ftat4mills 1000
A. A. Cooper, lot 7. sub of 700
and pt 691 and 721 city, 2,500
sq ff. at 4 mills 10 00
A. A. Cooper, lot. 8, sub of 700
and pt 691 and 721 city, 2,500
sq fit at 4 mills
A. A. Cooper, lot 9, sub of 700
and part 691 and 721 city.
1.800 sq ft at 4 mills
A. A. Cooper. lot 10, sub of 700
and part 691 and 721 city.
3,700 sq ft at 4 mills
A. A. Cooper, lot 11, sub of 700
and part 691 and 721 city,
2,650 an ft at 4 mills
A. A. Cooper, lot 12. sub of 700
and part 691 and 721 city,
2,100 sq ft at 4 mills
A. A. Cooper, lot 13, sub of 700
and part 691 and 721 city
2,650 sq ft at 4 milts
A. A. Cooper, lot 14, sub of 700
and part 691 and 721 city,
2,450 sq ft at 4 milils
A. A. Cooper, lot 15, sub of 700
and part 691 and 721 city,
10 00
7 20
14 80
2,450 sq ft at 4 milils 9 80
A. A. Cooper, lot 16, sub of 700
and part 691 and 721 city,
2,450 sq ft at 4 milils 9 SO
A. A. Cooper. lot 17, sub of 700
and part 691 and 721 city.
2,450 sq ft at 4 milils • 9 SO
A. A. Cooper, :at 1S, sub of 700
and part 691 and 721 city,
2,450 sq ft at 4 milils 9 80
A. A. Cooper, lot 19, sub of 700
and part 691 and 721 city,
2,450 sq f: at 4 milils 9 80
A. A. Cooper, lot 20, sub of 700
and par: 691 and 721 city.
2,450 sq ft at 4 milils 9 80
A. A. Cooper. lot 21, sub of 700
and par` 691 and 721 city.
2,450 sq ft at 4 milils 9 80
John Wa'r-rs Est., lot 2 Mattox
such. 14.300 sq ft at 4 mills 57 20
Adapted by the following vote:
Ayes -old. Albrecht, Altman. Bauer,
Berg, Ronson, Cullen. Denner,. Lagen,
McFvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That to pay for con
strutting a 12 inch tile pipe sewer in
27th street from alley west of Jackson
street to alley east of same, B. Dona-
hue contractor, in front of and adjoin-
ing the same a special tax be ani is
hereby levied on the several lots, and
parts of lots, and parcels of real estate
herinafter named, situate and owned,
and for the several amounts set oppo-
site each lot or parcel of real estate, as
follows:
Special assessment submitted Aug 3,
1896.
Dubuque Malting Co., sub 8 of m
lot 322. lot 3, 20,000 sq ft at
.004 .. ...80 00
Glab Bros. Davis' Farm add, lot
836, 10,800 sq ft at .004 .. .... 43 20
Nic Glab, Davis' Farm add. lot
307, 6,000 sq ft at .004 24 00
N. W. Kimball, Davis' Farm add,
lot 337, 4.800 sq ft at .00419 20
Glab Bros, Davis' Farm add,
s 40 ft, lot 335. 7,200 sq ft at .
.004 ...... .. .. .. .... 28 80
Mathias Riedi, Glendale add, lot
1, 5.000 sq ft at .004 20 00"
Mathias Riedi, Glendale add, lot
2, 5,000 sq ft at .004.. ..20 00
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes -Aids. Albrecht. Altman, Bauer,
10 60 Berg, Bonson. Cullen. Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and 'Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
8 40 Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: 'rhat to pay for cuu-
structing an 8 -inch tile pipe sewer in
10 00 Avon street, by M. Connolly, contractor,
in front of and adjoining the same. a
special tax be and is hereby levied on
9 80 the several Lots, parts of lots and par-
cels of real estate hereinafter named,
situate and owned and for the several
ANL
204 A'evxinr+, .1 rry/u.'t 3. 1896.
amounts set opposite each :ot or pare
of real estate„ as follows: Special as
sessment. submitted Aug. 3, 1896.
James Wallis, lot 1. M. A. Me -
Daniels' sub. 4,700 sq ft at 4
mills
Sarah Winall, lot 2 M. A. Me -
Daniels' sub, 4700 sq ft at 4
mils
S. S. Winall, lot 3, M. A. Mc -
Daniels' sub. 4.700 sq ft at 4
mi:ls
A. B. Carlin, lot 4. M. A. Mc -
Daniels' sub, 4,700 sq ft at 4
mils
A. B. Car:in, lot 5. M. A. Mc -
Daniels' sub, 4.700 sq ft at 4
mils 18 80
James 't'alli:, lot 6 M 4 Me -
Daniels' sub, 4,400 sq ft at 4
mills 17 GO
T .J. Levan, lot 7 M \ Mc -
Daniels' sub, 4.400 sq ft at 4
mills 17 60
S. S. Winall, lot 8. M. A. Me -
Daniels' sub, 4,400 sq ft at 4
mills 17 GO
Prank Hi'e•hins, lot 9, M. A. Mc -
Daniels' sub, 4,400 sq f: ht 4
mills 17 GO
J. C. Joohnsto-i, lot 10, M. A. Mc -
Daniels' sub. 4.400 sq ft at 4
mill: 17 GO
Ado el by the. following vote:
Ayes ---Aid. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
• Berg, Bonson, Cullen. Dennert, Lager,
nyrler.
Ald. McEvoy moved that the matter
of Dodge street sewer be left to the
sewer committee with power. Car-
ried.
Ald. Dennert moved that the matter
of C. M. & St. P. park be referred to
the mayor with power.
AId. Albrecht mower.' that the ci:y of-
fices be closed on Wednesday afternoon
on account of the races, Carried,
Ald. Dennert moved that the protea'
of J. A. Rhomberg against the improve
ment of 5th avenue be received and fil-
ed. Carried.
City Engineer Knowlton reported on ;
Ws as follows:
Improving alley north of Eagle Point
a'venue.
E. E. Frith,....., $125 50
Peter Borsch.. .. •123 30
Geo. Taylor.. . . ... 147 00
Steuck & O'Farrell .. •120 80
Steuck & O'Farrell being the lowest
bidders. were on motion awarded the
contract.
Sanitary sewer in Rose street and al-
ley west of Center Place,
John McCaffrey ..... ... $264 50
Kerwin O'Brien.. .... 238 00
R. T. Eddy.. ..•• 256 00
Geo. Taylor.. .. .
00
Geo. Taylor being the lowest Nailer,
r,
was on motion awarded the contract.
Sanitary sewer in alley between W.
14th and Arlington streets, and Dell
and Prairie streets.
el
1s '0
18 80
18 80
18 80
R. T. Eddy .. .. .. .... .. .... $812 50
Geo. Taylor ..... ... ... ....... 317 50
Blake & Blake.. .. 487.50
Geo. Taylor being the lowest bidder,
was on motion awarded the contract.
Ald. Bonson moved to adjourn.
Carried.
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..11111/,,r.
31Wcial session August 20. 1896.
(Official.)
Coucil met at 2:45 P. m.
Mayor Duffy in the chair.
Present—Alda. Albrecht,
Bauer, Berg. Bonson, Cullen,
Lagen. McEvoy Ryder.
PETITIONS.
Petition of John F. Stemm in relation
to redemption of lot 3 of min lot 53
granted and the city treasurer ordered
to redeem said lot.
Petition of Hawkeye Cycle Exhibi-
tion Co. in relation to the ordinance of
the use of lamp and bells on bicycles be
revoked for the 3 days of races, viz:
the 55th, 6th and 7th day of September
was granted.
The petition of A. Nicks et al was
granted for sanitary sewer on Broad-
way.
The petition of John Ernsdorf, Sons
&, Co., was granted, and the city en-
gineer instructed to give grade for
curbing on Jones and Main streets.
The petition of W. G. Cox et al ask-
ing for a stone crossing on 4th street at
the foot of 4th street elevator, was
granted.
The petition of Wm. Gregory wall
granted, asking the abatement of the
nuisance at the corner of Grace and
Hall streets, and the lots ordered filled
Altman,
Dennert,
The petition of Arnold Kemps et al,
SJ)ev i,il A488ion, ,August 20, 1896. 2115
protesting against the award allowed
by the Jury on the extension of Elm
street was read.
Ald Cullen moved to suspend the rules
and J. J. McCarthy addressed the coup
cil, whereupon Ald. Bauer moved the
prayer of the petition be granted and
the awards be reconsidered. Carried.
The following petitions were referred
to the street committee.
Petition of M. F. Po •t protesting
agains` the construction of sidewalk
on Coates ave.
The petition of Maria L. Bennet pro
testing against laying new sidewalk in
front of her property.
Petition of August Hantelmann e: al
protesting against laving new sidewalk
on south side Grace street. •
The petition of C. A. Noyes was re-
ferred to the committee on sewers, ask
ing permission to extend sewer on
Chestnut street.
The petition ofMary Silzer asking
reduction of taxes, was referred to the
committee on taxes.
Petition of L. G. Hurd et al, asking
for a.fire plug near the intersection of
Grove and Pearl street, was referred
to the committee on fire.
The report of Eugene Anderson in re
gard to the establishment of center
line on Fremont street. was received
and filed.
Ald. Bonson. chairman of the strut
committee. reported in favor of paying
all teamsters who have hauled 25 yards
or more of filling to 14th street and 4th
street as shown in statement. Report
adopted.
Ald. Ryder, chairman of finance corn
mittee, reported in favor of having
warrants drawn for the several
amounts of loans for the month of Au-
gust, 1896, as shown by statement
of Treasurer Gniffke. Report adopted.
COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.
We, the undersigned commissioners,
duly appointed and qualified to assess
the damages, caused by the change of
grade on Jones street and West Main
street. respectfully report as follows:
Anna M. Bush E 102.10 ft lot
540 city, and E 109.10 ft lot 541.
city.. .. .. .. .. .$111 90
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN RYDER.
JOHN SUTTON,
JAMES E. McLAIN.
Report confirmed and warrants order
ed drawn in favor of Anna M. Brush
for amount named, also that warrants
be drawn in favor of the commission
era for two dollars each and that the
contractors be notified to proceed with
the work. 0
Communication from Mrs. M.
in relation to special assessment14711-
r
the improvement of Grandview ave
also city taxes 1895, was read. ,k1d.
Ryder moved that city taxes remain a
lien on her property as long as she
lives, which was adopted.
Communication from the Trades and
Labor Congres extending an invitation
to the mayor, city council and police
and fire department to participate in
the annual Labor Day parade. invita-
tion accepted and matter referred to
the mayor with power. Whereupon the
mayor appointed the following com-
mittee of arrangements: Alas. Ryder,
Dennert and Albrecht.
Ald. Lagen moved that the council
proceed to appoint a recorder.
Ald. Bonson moved as an amend-
ment that action on same be postponed
until next regular meeting.
Pending discussion on the matter,
Ald. Cullen moved to proceed to a vote
as to whether the council wanted to
appoint a recorder.
Pending the vote, Ald. Ryder moved
that action on same be postponed un-
til next meeting and the city attorney
instructed to give his written legal
opinion in regard to the matter.
Carried .
Ald. Altman. ena'.rman of the sewer
committe, reported that Mr. Taylor had
failed to enter into contract for con-
struction of sewer in alley west of Cen
ter Place. also in alley between W. 14th
street and Arlington street, and offered
the following resolutions in regard to
same, awarding the contract to the
next lowest bidders, which was adopt-
ed.
Resolved, That the contract for con
strutting a sanitary sewer on•Rose St.,
and alley west of Center Place. be
awarded to Kerin O'Brien.
Resolved. That the contract for con-
structine sewer in alley between Arling
ton and W. 14th street from Dell to
Prairie street be awarded to Blake &
Blake.
The following bills were allowed:
Sam Smith. impounding dogs. $81.50.
The Herald, advertising, $67.50.
A. Anderson, surveying Fremont
ave. $15.00.
The bill of John Drehouse of $43.35
for cleaning chimneys was received and
filed.
Plans and specifications for construct
ing sewer in Caladonia Place were ap-
proved.
RESOLUTIONS.
Aid Bonson offered the following
which was adopted:
Resolved, That the city council ac-
cept :he proposition of Mr. Griggs for
donating to the city of Dubuque a fif-
teen foot alley connecting Bennett
street and Grace street and the street
44-
committe be empowered to negotiate
with Mr. Griggs as to the location of
said alley, and when all legal transfers
are made to improve same as in their
I opinion it should be done.
Ald. Bonson offered the following,
which was referred to the street coin
August 20, 1896
mittee:
Resolved, That the matter of improve
went of 5th ave be left to the street
committee and that they report next
regular session on same.
Ald. Ronson offered the follow-
ing:
Resolved by the Cit* Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That 12th street, between Main and
Locust street, be graded, curbed and
paved with brick in conformity with
the ordinance upon that subject. That
the city engineer be and is hereby di-
rected to give the proper notice for bids
and proposals for the performance of
the work; the curbing and paving to be
done at the expense of the owners of
the abutting property; the grading to
be bid in the total.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alda Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder,
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That Hall street, between Grace and
Delhi street, be graded, guttered, curb-
ed and macadamized, in conformity
with the ordinance upon that subject.
That the city engineer be and is here-
by directed to make the necessary
plans and specifications for said im-
provement. and the city recorder di-
rected to give the proper notice for
bids and proposals for the performance
of the work; the guttering, curbing and
macadamizing to be done at the ex-
pense of the owners of the abutting
property; the grading to bid in the to-
tal
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alda Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen. Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved, That a stone crossing be
laid across Cornell street on north side
Of 14th street.
Ald. Bonson offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved, That a stone crossing be
laid on the east side of Iowa, street
across 13th street.
Ald. Dennert offered the following
resole t ion :
Be it resolved. That the pity engi-
neer is hereby ordered to prepare plans
and specifications for a sanitary sewer
in Broadway and Diagonal street from
Couler avenue to BlocklInger Lane.
Lost by the fa:lowing vote:
Ayes—Aids. Albrecht, Bauer, Berg,
Bonson, Cullen, Dennert and McEvoy,
Noes—Alds. Altman. Lagen and Ry-
der.
Ald. Cullen moved that lase resolu-
tion passed by the council in relation to
vacation of part of St. Mary's street be
rescinded. Carried.
Ald. Cullen offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved. By the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That a strip of land on the west side
of St. Mary's street be vacated as fol-
lows: Commencing with five feet in
width on the north end of said street,
thence running south in a straight line
along west side of said street to a point
produced by running north line of Em-
mett west to established line of St.
Mary's street.
Ald. Lagen offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved. By the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That a stone crossing be laid across
East Fourth street from sidewalk to
sidewalk, leading to the entrance of the
Fourth Street Elevator.
Ald. Ryder moved that matter of
sanitary sewer on Broadway be refers-
, ed to the sewer committee.
Lost by the following vote:
Ayes—Aid. Ryder.
Noes—Aids Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg. Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagers
and McEvoy.
Ald. McEvoy offered the following,
which was adopted, and mayor directed
to notify the water company to proceed
with the work at once:
Resolved, By the City Council of the
Cit' of Dubuque:
That the Dubuque Water Company
be and are hereby instructed to extend
their water mains along Fremont ave-
nue from Grandview avenue to the
Lutherian College, and that water plugs
he located and put in under the super-
vision of the fire committee and chief,
the City of Dubuque guaranteeing a
sum of money sufficient to pay interest
at the rate of seven per cent on the
cost of pipe so required to be extended.
Ald. Dennert moved that the Modern
Woodmen be allowed to use the 3rd
floor of the City Hall for drilling pur-
poses, they to pay for the gas. Car-
ried.
Ald. Bonson moved to adjourn. Car-
ried.
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NOTICE.
Public notice Is hereby given that
at the session of the City Council of the
City of Dubuque held on August 3rd,
1896, the following special assessments
were levied on real estate hereinafter
described, and that in case of failure
to pay the one-seventh part within the
time prescribed by the ordinance gov-
erning same, all will become delin-
quent and subject to collection by dis-
tress and sale.
HENRY B. GNIFFKE.
City Treasurer.
For improving Main street from
Seminary street to the south line of
lot 33 L. H. Langworthy's sub.
E. L. Clark, L. H. Langworthy's
sub, lot 22 $ 22 44
E. L. Clark, L. H. Langworthy's
sub, lot 23. 43 78
E. L. Clark, L. H. Langworthy's
sub, n 46 ft lot 25 40 32
E. L. Hancock, L. H. Langwor-
thy's sub. s 2 ft lot 25 1
E. L. Hancock, L. H. Langwor-
thy's sub. n 46 ft lot 26 40
H. G. Edgerton, L. H. Langwor-
thy's sub, s 2 ft lot 26 1
H. G. Edgerton, L. H. Langwor-
thy's sub, lot 27 42
John Cameron. L. H. Langwor-
thy's sub, lot 28 42
Jahn Cameron, L. H. Langwor-
thy's sub lot 29 42
John Cameron, L. H. Langwor-
thy's sub, lot 30
John Cameron, L. H. Langwor-
thy's sub, lot 31.
R. A. Bale, sub 673 city, lot 1
J. V. Rider, sub 674 city lot 5
J. V. Rider. L. H. Langworthy's
sub, lot 32
.1. V. Rider. L. H. Langworthy's
sub, lot 33.
J. V. Rider. L. H. Langworthy's
sub, lot 34
G. B. Clark. L. H. Langworthy's
sub, lot 35.
Fred Luthmers. L. H. Langwor-
thy's sub, lot 36
John Smith, L. H. Langworthy's
sub, lot 1
John Smith, L. H. Langworthy's
Fitb• lot 24
For improving West 8th street to
West line of Roger's sub from Hill
street:
H. Kavanaugh, sub 14 of 703 city
lot 2 $ 14 27
H. Kavanaugh, su:b 14 of 703 city
lot 3. .. 6 98
Marg. Martin, sub of 703 city,
lot 15.
A. W. Kemler Est, sub of 703
city, lot 16. 52
M. McGrath, sub of 703 city,
lot 17 . . . . . . . . 23
P. Kramer, sub 18 of 703 city,
lot 2
.Tames ;McCool, sub 16 of Kelly's
sub, lot 1
W. S. Dennis; sub 16 of Kelly's
sub, lot 2
76
32
76
08
08
08
42 08
32 18
26 42
27 62
32 18
42 08
41 93
42 08
42 08
42 08
A .W. Kemler Est, sub 16 of
Kelly's sub, la 17. 44 00
Thos. Kavanaugh Est., sub 18,
19 and 20, Kelly's sub, lot 422 94
D. W. Linehan, Corrtell's sub, lot
45 163 78
D. W. Linehan, Roger's sub, lot
21 21 80
D. W. Linehan. Roger's sub, lot
22 20 11
John C. Cummings Est, Roger's
sub,.lot 22 16 08
.ichn C. Cummings Eat, Roger's
sub, lot 24 19 37
Leathers & Trewin, Roger's sub
lot 25 19 37
Wm Guderian Est, Roger's sub
lot 26 . 19 37
Adolph Schefiie. Roger's sub, lot
27 19 37
James Lee. Roger's sub, lot 2819 37
For improving Leibnitz street from
Abbott s`reet to Harold street.
Emily Standenmier, Buseman's
sub. lot 22 $ 69 23
Emily Standenmier, Buseman's
sub, lot 23 50 77
Gus Dietrich, Buseman's sub, lot
24 . . . . . . . . . . 50 77
Gus Dietrich, Buseman's sub, lot
25. 50 77
John Buettell. Buseman's sub lot
26 . 50 77
Conrad Muell r, Buseman's sub,
lot 27 . 50 77
Henrietta Kitzmann, Buseman's
sub, lot 28 . 66 60
John Buecte:i, Buseman's sub lot
31. 76 27
John Buette'l, Buseman's sub lot
32 . . . . . . . . 50 77
Fred Berg, Buseman's sub, lot 33 50 77
Fred Seltrecht. Buseman's sub,
lot 34 209 30
C. H. Meyer. w 20.46 A. min lot
lot 206 16S 22
J. P. Schroeder, et al, Mechanic's
add, lot 122.
J. P. Schroeder, et al, Mechanic's
add, lot 121.
C. A. Voelker, Mechanic's add,
lot 120
M. J. Smith. Mechanic's add, lot
119
93 48 C. 11. Scherr et al, Buseman's sub
lot 1
C. 13. Sche: r et a:, Buseman's sub
lot 2.
C. E. Scharr et al, Buseman's sub
lot 3
Scharr et al, Buseman's sub
:ot4.. .....
C. B. Scherr et al, I3useman's sub
58 91 __ lo't 5
C. B. Scherr a` ai, Euseman's sub
23
42
44
12
41
41
02
00
lot 6
('. P.. Scherr e. al, Euseman's sub
lot 7
C. B. Scherr et al, Buseman's sub
• dot 8
Henry "clines, Buseman's sub, lot
9.
Henry Mines, Buseman's sub, lot
10. . .
148 94
50 77
50 77
21 33
58
40
40
84
62
62
40 62
40 62-
40 62.
40 62
86 13
66 11
40 6'22
208
Henrietta Kitzmann, Baseman's
sub, lot 11
Mrs. Aug. Dietrich, Baseman's
sub, lot 12.
F. Bergman, Baseman's sub, lot
13....
F. Bergman, Baseman's sub, lot
1.4
A. Herring, L'uacman's sub, lot
15
A. I-lerang, Baseman's sub, lot
16.
A. Hefting, Baseman's sub, lot
17
A. Keller, Buscman's sub, lot
18
A. Kotler Baseman's sub, lot
19
A. Ketler, Baseman's sub, lot
20
H. Buseman, Baseman's sub, lot
21
John Buettell, Mechanic's add,
lot 94 99 52
H. Buseman, Mechanic's add, lot
95 50 77
H. Buseman, Mechanic's add, w
96 50 77
H. Buseman, Mechanic's add, w
6 ft of lot 97 6 09
John Vitzthum, e 40 ft w 46 ft of
lot 97, Mechanic's add. . 52 31
Improvement of Union Avenue from
West Locust street to Alta Vista street.
Catharina Rhemberg, Union ave
add, lot 12. $ 74 21
Catharina Rhcmberg, Union ave
add. lot 13. 42 00
Catharina Phomberg, Union ave
add, lot 14 42 00
Catharina Rhumberg, Union ave
add, lot 15.... 50 40
Catharina, Rhomberg, Union ave
add, lot 16 47 04
C:t. hasina Rhomberg, Union ave
add, lot 17.... 38 63
Catharina Rhomberg, Union ave
add, lot 18 38 63
Catharina Rhomberg, Union ave
add, lot 19 38 63
Catharina Rhomberg, Union ave
add, lot 20. 66 36
Joser.h Siege, Wood's add, lot
89. ..
Joseph Siege, Wood's add, lot
88.•
3695
Joseph Siege, Wood's add, lot
87... 40 32
Joseph Siege. Wood's add, lot
85 47 04
Joseph Siege, Wood's add, lot
86......
Joseph Siege, Wood's add, lot 43 68
Joseph Siege, Wood's add, lot
53 75
83. ..
Anton Siege, Wood's """"' • • 62 16
Jeff 1VLGrath Essub. b.dmin lot.
2 63 84
93b, Iot 1.... .
Jeff McGrath Est., sub. thin. lot. `05 55
93b, lot 2.
Jeff McGrath Est., sub. thin, lot. 59 85
93a, lot 1......
J. A. Rhomberg, Woad's add, lot 30 59
157 64
!l}icial Notices.
40 62
40 62
40 62
40 62
40 62
40 62
40 62
40 62
40 62
40 62
46 72
95 02
•J. A. Rhomberg, Wood's add, :ot
55 57 11
J. A. Rhomberg, Wood's add, :ot
54 38 64
J. A. Rhomberg, Wood's add, lot
53 38 64
J. A. Rhomberg, Wood's add, lot
52 38 64
J. A. Rhomberg, Wood's add, lot
51 77 70
John Loringett, Wood's add, lot
72 63 27
J. A. Rhomberg, Wood's add lot
73 42 00
J. A. Rhomberg. Wood's add lot
74 42 00
J. A. Rhomberg, Wood's add lot
75 42 00
J. A. Rhomberg, Wood's add lot
76 42 00
J. A. Rhomberg, Wood's add lot
77 42 00
J. A. Rhomberg, Wood's add lot
78 42 00
J. A. Rhomberg, Wood's add lot
79 42 00
J. A. Rhomberg, Wood's add lot
80 42 00
Anton Siege. Wood's add, lot 81 42 00
J. A. Rhomberg, Wood's add, lot
81a 114 16
J. H. Bradley, sub 744 city, lot
2 121 13
John Buettell. sub 8 Ellen Blake's
sub, lot 1 291 90
P. Hughes, sub 2 of 8 Ellen
Blake's sub, lot 2 25 34
For the improvement of Southern
a^enue from Rowan street to west line
of lot 10 Southern avenue add:
John Kane, Southern avenue add
lot 1 . $34 52
John Kane, Southern avenue add
lot2 . . 53 29
John Kane, Southern avenue add
lot 3 . 54 22
MikeDoyle, Southern avenue add
lot 4 . 53 29
John Yall. Southern avenue add,
lot 6 . . . 53 29
John Yall, Southern ave acid,
lot 5 . 53 29
Jas Pursell, Southern avenue add
dot 7 . 53 29
A. Levi Est, South avenue add,
and 1-2 lot 8 . 31 27
D B Henderson, South avenue
add, and 1-4 lot 8 . 15 66
John Sullivan Est, South avenue
add, and 1-4 lot 8 . . 15 66
Mrs. M Campbell, South avenue
add, lot 9 . 53 29
Mrs. M Campbell, South avenue
add, lot 10 . 53 29
Louis Morris, Rowan's add, lot
1 9 45
John Yell, Southern avenue add,
lot 15 . 232 54
Theo Altman, min lot, lot 35 268 09
Frank O'Conner, sub of min lot
21, lot 6 . 53 86
Ross McMahan, sub of main lot
21, lot 1 . . 19 74
For innproving Hedley Court from
?tIir ial Notice8
209
Strauss avenue to Lawther avenue:
M W Van Nest, Burden-Lawther
add, lot 51 . $40 00
M W Van Nest, Burden-Lawther
add. lot 52 . 40 00
M W Van Nest, Burden-Lawther
add, lot 53 . 40 00
E Katzenstein, Burden-Lawth-
er add, lot 54
E Katzenstein,
Burden -La i.'th-
er add, lot 55
Lowther & Rider, Burden-Lawt:h
er add, lot 47 .
Jos Baumgartner, Burden-Lawth
er 'add, lot 48 . 40 00
Chas Radloff. Burden-Lawther
add• lot 49 . 40 00
R. Be.rnhart, Burden-Lawther
add, lot 50 . 100 41
For improving Clinton avenue froth
Windsor avenue to Queen street:
Nicholas Mettels, Mettels' sub.
lot 6. $110 16
Nicholas Mettels,' Mettels' sub,
lot 24 . . 109 89
Nicholas Mettels, Mettels' sub,
lot 25 92 73
L. G. Hurd, sub of 5 sub of 11.
12 and 13, sub n e 1-4 sect. 13
T89,N2E.lot 5 9216
For improving Woodworth avenue
from Seminary street to Leibnitz st:
Theo. Messing, Buseman & Eb-
$ 91 64
& Eb-
40 00
42 80
42 65
erl's sub, :,ot 3
Theo. Messing, Buseman
erl's sub, lot 4.
Theo. Messing, Buseman
erl's sub, lot 5.
Anton Eberl, Buseman & Eberl's
sub, lot 6
C. B. Seherr
sub, lot 8
Jones Scherer, Littleton & Saw-
yer's add s 125 ft lot 19
Wendelin Seppert, Littleton &
Sawyer's add, n 126 ft lot 19102 60
Henry Mines, Buseman's sub, lot
9 112 54
For improving Chestnut street from
Prairie street to Wa:nut street:
P. W. Crawford, A. McDaniel's
sub. lot 779 $185 90
Mary B. Wallis, A. MVIcDaniel's
sub• lot 780 184 36
For improving Sheridan street from
Groveland Place to Lawther avenue:
Lawther & Rider, Burden & Law
ther's add. lot 46 $401 33
G. Burden Est, Burden & Law-
ther's add. lot 29 99 33
G. Burden Est, Burden & Law-
ther's add, lot 28. .
Wm. Gross, Burden & Lawther's
add, lot 105.
Dub. B. & L. Assn, Burden &
Lawther's add, n 40 ft lot 102. 32 00
Math. Bohr, Burden & Law•ther•'s
a.dd, m 40 ft lot 102 32 90
Louisa Burch, Burden & Law-
ther's add, s 91.5 ft lot 102124 36
Coyle & Ellis, Burden & Law-
ther's add, lot 101. 6 00
For the improving of Strauss avenue
from Burden avenue to Windsor ave-
nue.
&
Eb-
30 89
30 89
40 10
et al, Buseman's
112 63
91 19
64 15
67 34
G. Burden Est. Burden & Law -
tiler's add, lot 5.... $116 24
G. Burden Est, Burden & Law-
ther's add, lot 6. 116 54
G. Burden Est• Burden & Law-
ther's add, lot 61 .. 116 78
G. Burden Est. Burden & Law-
•ther's add. lot 66. 116 75
G. Burden Est. Burden & Law-
ther's add. lot 60. 117 11
F. & W. Wooirich. Burden &
Lowther's add. lot 67 117 50
M. W. Van Neat. Burden & Law-
•ther's add• lot 51 123 03
Jne.Messink, Burden & Law-
ther's add, lot 72 119 97
G. Eichhorn. Burden & Law-
ther's add, lot 78. 103 15
G. Eichhorn. Burden & Law-
ther's add, lot 77. . . 105 33
NOTICE.
Public notice is hereby given that at
the session of the City Council of the
City of Dubuque. held on August 3rd,
1896, the following special assessments
were levied on the real estate herin af-
ter described. and that in case of fail-
ure to pay within the time prescribed
by the Ordinance governing same, all
will become delinquent and subject to
collection by distress and sale.
HENRY B. GNIFFKE,
City Treasurer.
For the oonstruction of a sewer in
West 5th street from Bluff to Summit
street:
11 D. Myers, sub out lot 690, city,
lot 1 . . . . $ 4 48
Con Collins, Corriell's sub, lot 416 72
Can Collins' Corriell's sub, lot 1320 00
Con Collins, Corriell's sub, lot 12. 20 00
M. C. Munsell. CorrIell's sub, lot
11 • . . 20 00
M. C. Munsell, Corriell's sub lot
lot 10 . . . c 20 00
J. A. Rhomberg, Corriell's sub,
lot 9 . . . 20 00
J. A. R1homberg, Corriell's sub,
lot 8 . . . . 20 00
Jacob Michel, Corriell's sub, lot
7 . . . 20 00
Jacob Michel, Corriell's sub, lot
6 . . 20 00
Chas. Mehl, Corriell's sub, lot
5 . . . . . . . . 20 00
Chas. Stewart, Corriell's sub, lot
4 . 20 00
Tim Dillon, Corriell's sub, lot 3 20 00
John McCabe. Corriell's sub, lot
2 . . . 20 00
John McCabe, Corri'ell's sub, lot
1 . 20 00
W. S. Dennis, sub of 3 of 720, city,
lot 1 . 26 00
Watters & Dennis, sub of 720,
city, lot 4 . 28 00
P. F. Docherty, sub of 2 of 720,
city, lot 5 . 17 60
Mang Farrel, sub of 2 of 720, city
lot 4 . 17 60
Peter Grist, sub of 2 of 720, city,
lot 3 . . . . . . . . . 17 60
MEL
210
Ogeiai Aotices.
G. Cronmiller, sub of 2 of 720,
city, lot 2 . 17 60
G. Cronmiller, sub of 2 of 720,
city, e 1-4. lot 1 . 4 40
E. G. Shankford, sub of 2 of 720,
city, w 3-4. lot 1 . 13 20
J. D. Sullivan Est, city, lot 61439 60
A. A. Cooper, city, 1ot 615 22 36
A. A. Cooper, city, lot 616 6 64
A. A. Cooper, city, lot 616a 10 92
A. A. Cooper. city, s 8 ft, lot 6172 88
D. D. Myers, city, n 64 ft, lot 61722 00
A. A. Cooper, out lot city, e 222
ft, lot 691 120 00
A. A. Cooper, sub of 700 and in
691 and 721, city, lot 1 10 00
A. A. Cooper, sub of 700 and pt
691 and 721, city, lot 2 10 00
A. A. Cooper, sub of 700 and pt
691 and 721, city, lot 3 . 10 00
A. A. Cooper, sub of 700 and pt
691 and 721, city, lot 4 10 00
A. A. Cooper, sub of 700 and pt
691 and 721, city, lot 5 10 00
A. A. Cooper, sub of 700 and pt
691 and 721, city lot 6 . 10 00
A. A. Cooper, sub of 700 and pt
691 and 721, city, lot 7 . 10 00
A. A. Cooper, sub of 700 and pt
691 and 721, city, lot 8 . 10 00
A. A. Cooper, sub of 700 'and pt
691 and 721, city, lot 9 . 7 20
A. A. Cooper,. sub of 70 Oand pt
691 and 721, city, lot 10 . 14 80
A. A. Cooper, sub of 700 and pt
691 and 721, city, lot 11 . 10 60
A. A. Cooper, sub of 70 Oand pt
691 and 721, city, lot 12 . 8 40
A. A. Cooper, sub of 70 Oand pt
691 and 721, city, lot 13 . 10 60
A. A. Cooper, sub of 700 and pt
691 and 721, city, lot 14 . 9 80
A. A. Cooper, sub of 700 and pt
691 and 721, city, lot 15 . 9 80
A. A. Cooper, :sub of 700 and pt
691 and 721, city, lot 16 . 9 80
A'. A. Cooper, sub of 700 and pt
691 and 721, city, lot 17 . 9 80
A. A. Cooper, sub of 700 and pt
691 and 721, city, lot 18 9 80
A. A. Cooper, sub of 700 and pt
691 and 721, city, lot 19 . 9 80
A. A. Cooper, sub of 700 and pt
691 and 721, city, lot 20 . 9 80
A. A. Cooper, sub of 700 and pt
691 and 721, city, lot 21 ...
John Watters Est, Mattox sti 9 80
dot 2 .
0
For constructing in b7 2h
street fronm alley west of Jackson street
to alley east of Same:
Dubuque Malting Co., sub 8 of
74 lot 322, 1ot 3 .. $80 00
Glab Bros., Davis Farm, lot 336. 43 20
Nic Glab, Davis Farm, lot 307 .. 24 00
N W Kimball, Davis Farm, lot
337.
Glab Bros, Davis Farm, s 40' ft, 19 20
lot 335
Mathias Rudi, Glendale add ' ' ' 28 80
lot
For constructing a sewer in Cornell
street from West 14th street to May
Place:
D J Lenehan, Yates' & Pickett's
sub, lots 1 and 2 . ,
John Harper, Yates' & Pickett's$40 00
sub, s 1-2 of lots 10 and 11 ..... 20 00
Hannah Gelling, Yates & Pick-
ett's sub, n 1-2 of lots 10 and 11. 20 00
John Kessler, Morgan's sub s 1-2
of lots 1 and 2 .
Sophia Zimmermann, . • 43 88
sub, n 1-2 of lots 1 and 2. ... s
H W•Scott, Morgan's sub, lot 6... 48 880
J J Murray, sub pt 684, city, lot 3, 4 92
Mike Hardie, sub pt 684, city, lot
4
For constructing " " 2 32
street: g sewer in Avon
James Wallis, M A McDaniel's
sub, lot 1 ...$18 80
Sarah Winall, M A McDaniel's
sub. lot 2 .18 80
McDaniel's
l3 S Winall, • A. M.i'
o.
sub, lot 3 . . 18 80
A B Carlin, M A McDaniel's
sub, lot 4 . 18 80
A B Carlin. M A McDaniel's
sub. lot 5 . 18 80
James Wallis, M A Mo,Daniel's
sub, lot 6 . 17 60
T J Levan, M A McDanieil's sub,
lot 7 17 60
S S Winall, M A McDaniel's
sub, lot 8 . 17 60
Frank Hitchins, M A McDaniel's
sub, lot 9 . 17 60
J C Johnston, M A McDaniel's
sub, lot 10 . 17 60
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
City Recorder's Office,
Dubuque, Ia., Aug. 10, 1896.
Sealed proposals will be received at
mY offtce up to 12 o'clock noon of
Thursday, August 20th, 1896, for im-
proving the following streets and alleys
according to the plans and specifications
now on file in my office:
West 7th street from Needham Place
to Hill street.
Grading, cut 200 cubic yards.
Fill, 2,500 cubic yards.
Curbing, 600 lineral feet.
Guttering, 250 square yards.
Telford macadam, 1,000 square yards.
Said street to be completed Nov. 10,
1896.
West Third street from Alpine stru=t
to College avenue.
Grading, cut, 800 cubic yards.
Fill 1,400 cubic yards.
Curbing, 2,400 lineal feet.
Guttering, 1,000 square yards.
Telford macadam, 3,700 square yards.
Said street to be completed October
31, 1896.
26th street from Jackson street to
Pine street.
Mathias Rudi, Glendale add, Grading, cut 600 cubic
lot 20 04 Grading, fill 1,200 cubic yards.
. ........... yards.
20 00 Curbing, 30 inch, 1,000 lineal feet.
Curbing, 24 inch, 500 lineal feet.
Guttering, 1,000 square yards.
Telford macadam, 1,500 square yards.
Said street to be completed October
15, 1896.
High Bluff street from Middle avenue
to Fenger avenue.
Grading, cut 115 cubic yards.
Grading, fill 500 cubic yards.
Curbing, 600 lin. ft.
Guttering, 300 sq. yds.
Telford macadam. 700 sq. yds.
Said street to be completed Sept. 30,
1896.
Elm street from Eagle Point avenue
to Sanford street.
Grading cut 650 cubic yards.
Grading. fill 650 cubic yards.
Curbing, 36 inch, 970 lineal feet..
Guttering, 600 square yards.
Telford macadam, 1,500 square yards.
Said street to be completed Septem-
ber 30, 1896.
Callege avenue from West Third to
West Fifth streets.
Grading, cut 1,800 yards.
Grading, fill 700 cubic yards.
Curbing, 1,200 lineal feet.
Guttering, 600 square yards.
Telford Macadam, 1,100 square yards.
Said street to be completed October
10th. 1896.
Allison Place from Delhi street to
College avenue.
Grading, cut 3,500 cubic yards.
Grading, fill none.
Curbing, 1,100 linea: feet.
Guttering, 500 square yards.
Telford macadam, 1.300 square yards.
Said street to be completed October
10th, 1896.
Alley from Clifford street to Schroe-
der avenue, between Seminary street
and Leibnitz street.
Grading, cut 1.000 cubic yards.
Te:ford macadam, 400 square yards.
Said alley to be completed October
tat. 1896.
Bidders must state the price per lin-
eal foot for curbing, the price per square
Yard for guttering and macadamizing;
grading on alley to be bid by the cubic
yard. and on streets in total.
Bidders must furnish a good and suf-
ficient bond of $200 that contract will
be entered into if awarded.
Proposals will be acted on at a session
of the city council to be held August
20th, 1896.
Blanks for bidders will be furnished
by the recorder.
The city reserves the rightto reject
any and all bids.
L. M. LANGSTAFF,
8-10-10t. City Recorder.
SIDEWALK NOTICES.
Resolved by the Oity Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That sidewalks of good brick, stone,
or cement, be, within 20 days of this
notice constructed and laid in conform-
ity with the ordinance in relation to
sidewalks as follows:
L
Notices.'
211
12 feet wide on north side of First
street between Locust street and Bluff
street.
12 feet wide on both sides of 14th
street between Iowa street and Clay
street.
12 feet wide on both sides of 15th
street between Iowa street a.nrl Clay
street,where not already laid at the ex-
pense of the abutting property.
Adopted August 3rd, 1896.
Attest: L. M. LANGSTAFF,
8-7-10t. Recorder Pra Tem.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be receiced at
this office up to 4 o'clock p. m. of Sat-
urday, Aug. 15t.h, 1896, for building a
retaining wall on the north side of
West Seventh street from Hill street
to Needham Place in accordance with
plans and specifications on file in this
office.
:\ bond of $200 will be required with
each bid that contract will be entered
into if awarded.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids.
City engineer's office, Aug. luth, 1896.
W. H. KNOWLTON.
8-10-1Ot. City Engineer.
SIDEWALK NOTICES.
Resolved by the City Counci: of the
City of Dubuque:
That sidewalks of good two-inch
plank, brick, stone or cement, be, with-
in 10 days of this notice, constructed
and laid in conformity with the ordi-
nance in relation to sidewalks as fol-
lows:
6 feet wide on north side of South-
ern avenue between Rowan street and
English Lane.
4 feet wide on both sides of Wood-
worth street between Leibnitz street
and Seminary street.
4 feet. wide on both sides of Foye
street between West Locust street and
Seminary street.
4 feet wide on both sides of Leibnitz
street between Herold street and Ab-
bott street.
4 feet wide on both sides of Grace
street between Grand View avenue and
East street.
4 feet wide on north side of Bennett
street between Grand View street and
East street.
4 feet wide on both sides of Coates
street between Fremont street and
Cross street.
4 feet wide on both sides of Clifford
street between Napier street and Semi-
nary street.
6 feet wide on east side of Washing-
ton st.rset between 13tu street and 14th
street.
6 feet wide on south side of 14th
street between Washington street and
212
Oficial Notice,..
alley east.
6 feet wide on eats side of Couler
avenue between 23rd street and 26th
street.
f, feet wide on both sides of White
street between Rhomberg avenue and
Eagle Point avenue.
6 feet wide on both sides of Wilson
avenue between West 5th street and
Julien street.
6 feet wide on south side of Dodge
Dodge street, where not already laid at
street between Vine street and South
the expense of abutting property.
Adopted August 3rd. 1896.
Attest: L. M. LANGSTAFF,
8-7-10t, Recorder Pro Tem.
SIDEWAL KNOTICES.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That •sidewalks of good two-inch
plank, brick, stone or cement, be with-
in 10 days of this notice. Constructed
and laid in conformity with the ordi-
nance in relation to sidewalks as foe
lows:
6 feet wide on south side of Oak
street between Burnes street and
Quince street, where not already laid
at the expense of abutting property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Adopted August 3rd, 1896.
Attest: L. M. LANGSTAFF.
8-7 -10t. Recorder Pro Tem.
NOTICE TO SIDEWALK CONTRAC-
TORS.
Sealed proposals will be received a:
the city engineer's office, Dubuque, Ia..
up to 4 o'clock p, m., Saturday, Aug.
22nd„ 1896, for constructing si:lewalke
of brick, where not already laid as fo:-
lows, viz.:
12 feet wide on north side of First
street between Locust s:greet and Bluff
street.
12 feet wide on both sides of Four
teenth street between Iowa street and
Clay street,
12 feet wide on both sides of 15t11
street between Iowa street and Clay
street.
Also for 2 .Inch plank sidewalk, where
not already laid, as follows, viz.:
4 feet wide on both sides of Wood-
wvonth street between Leibnitz street
and Seminary street,
4 feet wide on both sides of Foye
street between West Locust street and
Seminary street,
4 feet wide on both aides of Leib-
nitz street between Harold street and
Abbott street,
4 feet wide on both sides of Grace
street between Gra.n.dv,iew street and
East street.
4 feet wide on street between Grandview E
iew sth side reett n and
Cross street.
•
4 feet wide on both sides of Coates
avenue between Fremont street and
Cross street.
4 feet wide on bout sides of Clifford
street between Napier street and Sem-
inary street,
4 feet wide on west side of Allem
street be:ween Wes;. Third street and
Dodge street,
6 feet wide on east side of Washing
ton street between Thirteenth stree
and Fourteenth street.
6 Pee; wide on south side of Four
teenth street between Wa=hingto
street and alley eas ,
6 feet wide on east side of Coiner ave-
nue between Twenty-hird street and
Twenty-sixth stree:.
6 feet wide on both sides of West 8th
street beeve:n Hil! street and Wilson
avenue.
6 fee: wide an both sides of White
street between Rhomberg avenue and
Eagle Point avenue.
6 feet wide on both sides of Wilson
avenue between West Fifth street and
Julien avenue,
6 feet wide on south side of Dodge
street between Vine street and South
Dodge street.
6 feet •wide on south side of Oak
street between Burnes street and
Quince street.
AI: in accar:ian.e with speclficat:ons
on lie in said office.
A bons; of $100 will be required with
each bid.
The city reserves the r'ght to rejer'
any and all b.lds,
Dubuque, Iowa, Aug. 10•b, 1896.
W. H. KNOWLTON,
8-11-1Ot. City Engineer.
A RESOLUTION ORDERING STAG-
NANT WATER LOTS TO BE
To Poole & Sphe FILLED.
t
Whereas, The property, lots, and
parts of lots hereinafter described are,
at times, subject to be covered with stag
nant water; and _
Whereas,T he owners of said property
have been notified as required by law to
appear and show cause why said lots
should not be filled, therefore
Be It Resolved, By the city council of
the City of Dubuque, that the following
described property, and parts of lots,
viz: 362, 363 and 364 be filled and raised
at the expense of tele owners, to a
height sufficient, in the judgment of the
city engineer, to prevent stagnant
water remaining thereon The work is
to be completed by August 20th, 1896.
• The city marshal shall L•otify the
owners of said property of the passage
of this resolution in the milliner pro-
vided by law. In ease of the neglect
or refusal of the owners to fill up et'
raise said property, lots and parts of
lots, by the time and in the manner
above spe:'i;let the same will let d..e.c
by the city and the costs thereof a.,
sessed against aa.1 le. a lien upon staid
property
n
`ee
Ii icicrl Notices. 21:i
Adopted August 3d 1896.
L. M. LANGSTAFF. Recorder pro tem.
NOTICE TO TEAMSTERS.
Marshal's Office, City Hall,
Dubuque. Aug. 13, 1896.
All teamsters and drivers of ve-
hicles are hereby notified not to place
or permit to fall from their vehicles,
upon any public street or alley, any
block of wood, stone or other material
without immediately removing said ob-
stacle. A failure to comply with thio
order will cause the arrest and prose.
cution of the offender as provided hp
city ordinance. ED. MORGAN.
8-13-10t. City Marshal.
NOTICE IN RELATION TO THISTLES
Dubuque, Iowa. Aug. 17, '96.
To W. H. Merritt:
You are 'hereby notified to destroy all
Russian or Canadian thistles on und a
Of and 1/z min lot 301a in the city of Du-
buque, Iowa, between the 25th day of
August. 1896, and the 10th day of Sept.
1896, and in case of failure so to do you
will be prosecuted in accordance with
the laws of Iowa on that subject, and
the thistles will be destroyed at your
expense. ED. MORGAN,
Marshal.
By JAMES AGNEW. Deputy.
SPECIAL. ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To M. J. Smith:
You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with a resolution of the City
Council of the City of Dubuque for
the improvement of Leibnitz street
from Harold street to Abbott street,
adopted on the 6th day of July A. D.,
1896, a special assessment will be levied
for the expense thereof at the next reg-
ular meeting of the city council, upon
all lots and parcels of land abutting on
said improvement, lot 119 in Mechanic's
add, 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 3d day
of August, A. D.. 1896, and show cause,
if any you have, why said assesment
should not be levied.
L. M. LANGSTAFF,
'7-17-10t City Recorder.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To John Sullivan Est 1/4:
You are hereby notified that in accor-
dance with a resolution of the city conn
ell of the city of Dubuque for the im-
provement of Southern avenue, from
Rowan street to west line lot 10 Sou-
thern ave add, adopted on the Gth da}
of July A. D. 1896, a special assessment
will be levied for the expense thereof
at the next regular meeting of the city
council, upon all lots and parcels of
land abutting on said improvement, lot
and 1/4 lot 8 Southern avenue add own
ed 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 3d day of August A.
D. 1896, and show cause if any you
have, why said assessment should not
be levied. L. M. LANGSTAFF.
7-17-10l. City Recorder pro tem.
NOTICE OF VACATION.
Dubuque, Iowa, my 23, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that there is
now on file in my office a resolution va
cating part of the west side of St.
Mary's street, as follows: Commenc-
ing at the intersection of St. Mary's
street with W 3rd street a width of 5
feet, thence running south in a dire"•
line to the original line of St. Mary's
street at its intersection with Emmett
street.
All persons having objections thereto
must file the same in my office on or
before Saturday, August 1st, 1896.
L. M. LANGSTAFF,
7-23-10t. City Recorder pro tem.
NOTICE TO SEWER CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received at
the city engineer's office, city of Du-
buque, Iowa, up to 4 o'clock p. m., Sat-
urday, August 1st, 1896, for construct-
ing pipe sewers as follows, according
to the plans and specifications on file
in said office:
An eight inch ti:e pipe sewer in Rose
street and alley west of Center Place.
Estimated length 700 lin. feet.
Three manholes.
• An eight inch tile pipe sewer in alley
between West 14th street and Arling-
ton street.
Estimated length 750 lin. feet.
Five manholes.
City to furnish all pipe.
Bidders to furnish a bond of 8200
with each bid that Contract will be en-
tered into if awarded.
The city reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
W.H. KNOWLTON,
7-20-l0t. City Engineer.
NOTICE.
Dubuque, July 16, 1896.
Sealed proposals wi1: be received at
my office up to 4:00 o'clock p. m. of
Saturday, August 1st, 1896, for fur-
nishing No. 1. hay and oats to the city
for the term of one year. Said hay and
oats to be delivered in such quantities
as may he ordered from time to time.
The city reserves the right to reject
any and all bins.
L M. LANGSTAFF.
7-16-14t. Recorder pro tem.
NOTICE.
Dubuque, July 15. 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed commissioners, duly appointed
by the city council of the city of Dubu-
que to assess the damage that may be
214 .
f)fliczal _1 ofif'er.
caused by the proposed change of grade
of Jones street and West Main street
will meet at the city marshal's office on
Saturday, August 1st, 1896, for the pur
pose of viewing said premises and as-
sessing the damages if any that may he
caused by said proposed change of
grade,
JOHN SUTTON.
JAMES MCCLAIN,
JOHN RYDER,
Commissioners.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
City Recorder's Office.
Dubuque, Iowa, July 23. 1896.
Sealed proposals will be received at
my office up to 4 o'clock p. m. Aug.
3, 1896, for the improvement of the fol
lowing alley, now on file in my office:
Alley north of Eagle Point avenue
from Prince street to C. G. W. R. R.
Grading, 110 cu yds, cut.
Macadamizing, 400 sq yds.
Contract to be completed Sept. 15th. ,
1896.
Bidders will be required to furnish
bond of 200 guaranteeing that the con-
tract will be entered into if awarded.
Blank bonds will be furnished by the
recorder.
Proposals will be acted on at a spec-
ial session of the council to be' held
Aug. 3, 1896. •
The city reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. 7-23-10t,
L. M. LANGSTAFF.
Recorder Pro tem.
NOTICE IN RELATION TO FILLING
LOTS.
To Poole & Stephens:
You and each of you are hereby no-
tified that is is the intention of the city
council of the city of Dubuque to pas;
a resolution at its next regular session,
ordering to be filled and raised lots
which are at times subject to be covered
with stagnant water, which lots are
numbered and described as follows:
262. 263, and 264 Eas',. Dubuque add.
You are notified to appear, if you de-
sire, at the next regular meeting of the
council and show cause, if any you
have, why said resolutions should not
be passed, as it is proposed that said
filling shall be at your expense. The
session of the counei: will commence
on August 3rd, 1896.
ED. MORGAN,
7-17-2w. City Marshal.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Office of City Engineer,.
Dubuque,
To the owner or owners of the several
lots and parcels of ground abutting
Main street from Seminary street to
south line lot 33 S. H. Langworthy's
sub.
West 8th street from Hill street ;o
west line of Rogers' sub.
Woodworth avenue from Seminary
street to Lebnizt street.
Leibnitz street from Abbott street to
Harnold stret.
union avenue from West Locust St.
to Alta Vista street.
Southern avenue from Rowan street
to west line lot 10 South ave add.
Hedley Court trom Strauss ave to
Lawther ave.
Sheridan street from Groveland
Place to Lawther ave.
Strauss ave from Burden ave to Wind
sor ave.
Clinton ave from Queen street to
Windsor ave and to any person or cow
pany having any interest in said real
estate:
Chestnut street from Prairie street
to Walnut street.
You are hereby notified that there is
on file in the office of the city recorder
of Dubuque a plat of said above named
streets in said city. showing the seve-
ral lots or parcels of ground, rebutting
on said street, and the tracks of said
railway laid thereon subject to special
assessment for paving and curbing of
said streets and the names as far as
practicable of the owners of said abut-
ting real estate and of said railways.
and the amount assessed against each
lot, or parcel of ground. and against
said railways, for the inspection of any
person. firm or company interested in
any kind in said real estate, or to said
railways, and that such firm, or com-
pany having objections to the special
tax proposed to be assessed as shown
by said plat, may file with the city re-
corder his or their objection in writing
at or before the next meeting of the
city council of the city of Dubuque
which will meet on the 3rd day of Au-
gust, 1896. W. H. KNOWLTON,
7-23-10t. City Engineer.
NOTICE TO SIDEWALK CONTRAC-
TORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the city engineer's office of Dubuque,
Iowa, up to 4 o'clock p. m. Monday Au-
gust 3rd, 1896, for constructing side-
walks of brick, stone or cement, where
not already laid, as follows, viz:
12 fee: wide on both .sides of 12th
street between Main and Iowa streets.
12 feet wide on 17th and Iowa streets,
abutting lot 746 city.
Also for two inch plank sidewalk
where not already laid. as follows, viz:
4 feet wide on both sides of First
avenue between Rhomberg avenue and
Lincoln avenue.
4 feet wide of bob sides of heed ave-
nue between Rhomberg avenue and Liu
coin avenue.
4 feet wide on east side of St. Am-
'? ;al ..V of ice.. '315
brume street between Willow street and
Green street.
6 feet wide on Seminary street abut-
tin min. lots 187 and 191.
6 feet wide on south side of West 5th
street between Booth street and College
avenue.
6 feet wide on east side of A:piue
street between West 5th street and
Julien avenue.
6 feet wide on north side of West Lo-
cust street between Foye street and
Hodgdon avenue.
6 feet wide on east side of Ellis street
between West Locust street and Dor-
gan Place.
6 feet wide on east side of Burch
street between West Third street and
Fenelon Place.
8 feet wide on south side of West
14th street between Dell street and
Prairie street.
12 feet wide on east side of South
Locust street between First street and
Jones street.
All in accordance with specifications
mi file in said office.
A bond of $100 will be required with
each bid.
The city reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
W. H. KNOWLTON,
7-22-10t. City Engineer.
Dubuque, Iowa, .July 22, 1896.
SIDEWALK NOTICES.
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That sidewalks of
good two-inch plank, be, within ten
days of this notice constructed and
laid in conformity with the ordinance
in relation to sidewalks as fol:ows:
Four feet wide on west side of Alpine
street between West Third street and
Dodge street, where not already laid
at the expense of abutting property.
Adopted July 22d, 1896.
L. M. LANGSTAFF,
7-24-10t. City Recorder.
SIDEWALK.
Notice of Repairs.
All parties are hereby notified to re-
pair all side walks abutting weir prem -
ices forthwith, and in case of failure
'o so do the city of Dubuque will make
the necessary repairs and assess the
expense of the same to the abutting
property.
W. H. KNOWLTON,
City Engineer.
r'ity engineers Office, April 13. '96. Du-
buque, Iowa. . 4-13-tf
Regular S,'N.eion, September 7, 1896
CITY COUNCIL.
OFFICIAL.
Regular Session, September 7. 1896.
Council met at 9 o'clock a. m.
ayor Duffy in the chair.
Present—Alda. Altman Bauer, Berg,
Cullen, Lagen, 1cEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Altman moved to adjourn to
Sept. 8th at 9 o'clock a. m. Carried.
Attest. L. M. LANGSTAFF.
Recorder pro tem.
ADJOURNED REGULAR SESSI,1:.
SEPT. 8th, 1896.
Council met at 9:00 a. m.
Mayor Duffy in the chair.
Present—Alds. Altman, Bauer, Berg,
Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen, Mc-
Evoy and Ryder.
The following bills were allowed:
Rider Wallis Co.. .. .$ 2 00
G. 13. Grosvenor, office supplies 13 18
Fischer Co, ice .. .. .... .. 3 20
F. E. Joseph, 5 gal napthho-
leum .. .. ..... ... ... ...... 10 00
Fred. Donath, 2 doz flags. .... 1 CO
G. F. Kleih, tacks, locks, keys,
etc.. ... ... 2 85
Mrs. Kien scrubbing city hall2 50
Duggan & Kane, oil, soapine 1 60
Dubuque Water Company, 325
hydrants for August 1 354 16
W. H. Torbert, turpentine 50
Key City Gas Co, coke ... 17 18
Dubuque Oil Tank Line Co .. 6 00
Purcell & Maloney oil and gaso
line.. .. .. ... 1 65
Ott, Meuser & Co. lumber and
shavings .. .. .. .. .. ...... 9 19
Jno. Butt, repairs for fire depart
ment.. .. .. .......... .... 4 20
Reinfried & Jaeger, supplies for
fire department.. .. .. .. .... 5 94
Butt Bros., repairs for fire de-
partment.. .. .. 1 65
A. Wunderlich, horse shoeing . 6 50
Collings & Wilkinson, horse shoe
ing.. .. .... ............. 6 75
Van Valkenburg & McEvoy, oil
can.. ...... ... 1 00
P. H. Halpin, 1 barrel salt .... 1 00
J. P. Traut, board of prisoners. 30 20
G. F. Kleih, supplies for city
pound 90
Sam Smith, impounding dogs . 42 50
M. Brown and Sons, oats for pat-
rol house.. .. .. .. .. 7 13
Matt Loes, labor around city
pound and patrol house.. 9 00
Jas. Levi & Co., supplies for
matron room.. .. .. .. 3 10
Collings & Wilkinson horse shoe
ing . ... .. .. ..... 6 00
W. W. Wormood, 2 pins for mat
non.. .. . ........... 4 00
W. W. Wormood, 1 star for park
police .. 2 00
Reinlried & Jaeger, % dox police
whistles.. .... ... ..... ...... 1 50
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McElrath Teaming Co. sweeping
streets........... •74 10
F. W. Wieland, examining Jas.
Gray..... . 10 00
E. E. Frith, removing dead ani-
mals and garbage .. .. .. 214 50
B. Hayes, clearing around mar-
ket.. .... ... ... 20 00
B. Hayes, expressage for city 1 00
Harger & Blish, office supplies 5 75
Geo. W. Schrup, 2 copies of the
26th general assembly .. 1 00
McElrath Teaming Co., hauling
sewer pipe .. .. .. .. .... .. 12 00
Sam Starr, sanitary inspector 50 00
Mrs. H. Koenig, janitor c`.ty
hall ...... .. .. 20 00
Alf. Dorman, constructing new
sidewalks .. .. ...... .. 112 80
Wm .Dodson, improving Free-
mont ave.. .. .. .. 800 00
Jno. Pickley, improving Paul
street.... .. .... 100 CO
P. F. Gutherie. constructing new
sidewalks .. .. .. .. .. 47 62
Jno. Pickley, improving 19th
stre-t $15 00
Jno. Pickley, improving 15th
street .. .. ... .. ... ... ... 100 00
Ross McMahon, filling on South-
ern ave... .. ... .... ....... 28 50
Jno. Tibey, new cross walks .. 52 25
Jno. Tibey, constructing storm
water sewer on Dodge street .1,250 00
Steuck O'Farrel & Co., wall en
West llth street. ........ .. 300 00
Geo. W. Farley, Improving alley
from 17th to 18th street. .. 130 00
Wilmer Cook. improving alley
from 14th to 15th, between, Pine
and Maple.... .. .. .. .... 100 00
Geo. W. Farley, improving W.
8th street .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 250 00
Blake & Blake, Bennett street.. 300 00
Blake & Blake, constructing sew-
er from Dell to Prairie St.... 280 00
Wilmer Cook, improving Garfield
ave 4 17
Steuck, O'Farrell & Co, improv-
ing Queen street.. .. 670 00
Steuck, O'Farrell & Co., improv-
ing alley from Prince to G. W
Ry 58 00
Steuck, O'Farrell & Co, improv-
ing Grace street.. .. .. . 297 34
Steuck, O'Farrell & Co. improv-
ing Goethe ave .. . 131 63
Brown & Brown, improving
Foye street .. . .. . 85 78
Steuck, O'Farrell & Co., improv-
ing Sheridan street.. .. 39 47
Win. Dodson, imp. Coates ave$ 32 a5
Wilmer Cook, imp. Ries street335 00
Peter llorsch, imp. Hart st 340 00
Peter FIorsch, imp. Clifford st108 25
Bart 17. Linehan, sewer pipe fur-
nished city.... .. .. 409 86
Jno Deggendorf, draining water
from lots on Bennett street5 00
Headford Bros. & Hitchins„ man-
hole castings 331.8
Peter Horsch, grading hart st. 60 00
218 Adjourned Regular Session, September 8, 1896.
Burns & Saul, paving and wall in
Cooler creek 49 55
Stenck, O'Farrell & Co. grading
Goethe avenue.. . 241 67
Brown and Brown, grading Faye
street, 56 25
Jno Pickley, grading Paul st36 00
Peter Horsch, grading Clifford
avenue . . . . 36 00
Wm. Dodson, grading Coates ave 450 00
Steuck, O'Farrel & Co. grading
Grace street... 152 00
Blake & Blake, grading Bennett
street 102 50
Bart. E. Linehan, sewer pipe and
cement 17 85
Wm. Geiseker, levelman . . 65 00
Jno Farley, chainman. . . 40 00
Jos. Murphy, chainman. . . 40 00
Jno Hillery, sanitary inspector. 38 50
Jno Tibey, filling on High Bridge
avenue 19 50
Byrne & Saul, filling on High
Bridge avenue. 8 3,)
W. E. Hammond, (Using on High
Bridge avenue 4 25
Geo. Salot, filling on High Bridge
avenue 6 15
Geo. W. Farley, filling on High
avenue. 13 0
Ross McMahon, filling on High
Bridge avenue. 14 85
P. Clancy, filling on High Bridge
avenue 10 50
Thos. Kenneally, filling an High
Bridge avenue 21 73
Dub. Const. Co., filling on High
Bridge avenue 7 25
J. Harold, fl:ling on High Bridge
avenue 3 75
E. J. Evans, filling on High Bridge
avenue. 7 00
Emma Stoltz, cleaning Mrs
Dnnn's house 3 00
P. H. Halpin, soap and soapine80
Jas A. Hayes, cost in Bush case6 20
Jas. A. Hayes, cost in Reifsteck
caee 44 70
Jno. T. Kearns, recording deeds 1 30
M. Schlaegel, witness fees
Jno. Maclay, costs in Nelson case 3 25
Alice Winters, witness fees 60
Alf. Austin, witness fees 60
M. Mullen, plumbing city hall14 75
Gus Hall, repairing hose coup-
`ings, etc. ,
Jno. Becker, rock furnished city 73 50
tracks on said street. It Is my concha
Butt Bros., repairs street sweeper 6 75
B. Lagen( team and three seat
carriage, . 3 00
F. Schloz, repairs tools
Park Grocery Co., brooms and 16 45
pails. 1 20
Geo. W. Farley, rock furnished
city. .
P. Horsch, rock furnished city' 10 00
25
J. P. Schroeder & Co., cement16 17
Win., Marshall, repairs steam
roller.
B. D. Lenehan, repairing tools8 40
Key City Gas Co., coke.. tools.: 63 82
G. P. Kleih, nails, shovels, etc.. 36 15
J. P. Schroeder & Co„ cement, , . 19 90
Duggan, Sullivan & Co., road
scrapers, etc.
McElraah Teaming Co., sand...,
Collings & 'Wilkinson, horseshoe-
ing
Chas, Matz, repairing tools.....
W. W. Wormood, winding and
taking care of town crock....
13. Lagen, four carriages for La-
bor Day
M. Adams, lantern globes, oil
etc
Hussman & Lies, hammers, wheel
barrows, etc.
Duggan & Kane, rope. oil and
candles 1 00
Geo. Fengler, cement, rock and
lime 20 75
Geo. Fengler, paving stone and
lime 16 60
Dub. Water Co., one length water
pipe 12 feet long 6 55
G. F. Kleih, supplies for sewer
department. 8 20
Kenneally & Kane. one load rock 1 00
Fred Schloz, repairing too:s far
sewer department, 13 85
Bart E. Linehan, cement. 3 00
W. B. Baumgartner, new pick and
handle 3u'
The following bills were referred to
the committee on police and light:
Globe Light and Heat Co $500 01
Kev City Gas Co 156 75
The following was referred to the
committee on sewers:
Charles Hillery, for labor $3 00
The following was referred to the
committee on po:ice:
John I"annon, services as special
police .$48 33
The following were referred to the
committee on public grounds and build-
ings:
C. O. D. Laundry, laundry for
city hall .$13 30
W. B. Baumgartner, lawn mower
and repairs 7 15
Hera,ncourt & Whelan Co., re-
pairing lawn mower. . 4 00
The following was referred to the
committee on markets:
L. Daisy, cleaning market and lay-
ing water pipe. $ 1 30
Ald. Ryder moved that the rules be
suspended, and persons desiring to, be
allowed to address the council. Car-
ried.
Mrs. Doe addressed the council in re
gard to the drainage of the water on
Faye street.
Ald. Bonson moved that the matter
be referred to the street committee.
Carried.
Mr. Ferzloff addressed the council in
relation to special assessment for the
improvement of Elm street from San-
ford to 23d street.
City Attorney Knight submitted the
following in relation to the matter,
which was approved and referred to
the committee of the whole.
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
Gentlemen:—In the matter of the pe -
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tition of A. Fitzloff and others ask-
ing to be relieved from the payment of
part of an assessment against their
property for the paving of Elm street
which was referred to me I would state
that I found the facts in the premises to
be as follows:
The Chicago Great Western R. R. Co.
was granted by ordinance the right of
way for two tracks on Elm St. but up to
the present time only one track has
been laid thereon by that company
which track is laid nearer the westerly
line of said street than the easterly line
thereof. The petitioners own prop-
erty abutting on the east side of said
street which has been partia'ly im-
proved and they have been aesessed for
the cost of such improvement. They
desire the ccuncil to exempt from the
assessment against them the cost of
paving a space on said str et sufficient
for the Chicago Gr. -at Western Ry. Co.
to lay another track thereon according
to the franchise g'ven it by the city
and they request the city to wait until
the Chicago Great Western Ry. Co.
lays the track and then levy an asses.-
ment against it for the improvement
of that portion of the street so occupi-
ed by it. In my opinion this cannot be
done.
Section 10, Chapter 7 of the acts of
the Twenty-fifth geneeal assembly ••e-
la"ng to paving, curbing and sewering
provides as follows:
"When any such improvement shall
have been completed it shall be the
duty of the council to ascertain the
cost of the improvement also what per
tion of such cost may be by law as-
sessable on abutting or adja-
cent property and the pro -
tion of such cost so asses-
sable shall then be assessed as provid-
ed by law, or by ordinance of such city
upon
it:-
upon the property fronting or abutting
on, or, adjacent to said improvement,
whenever any railroad or street rail-
way may have been canstruc`ed and
shall remain upon any street which the
council may direct to be paved at the
time when such direction shall he given
and when the owner of such railroad or
street railway may be bound to pave
any portion of said street by law or
ordinance of the city, or by virtue of
the provisions or conditions of any or-
dinance of the city under which said
railroad or street railway may have
been constructed or may be maintain-
ed, and if the owner shall fail or refuse
to comply with the order of the coun-
cil to do such paving then the portion
of the cost of paving such street assess
ment upon such railroad or street rail
way, shall be ascertained and shall he
assessed against such railroad or street
railway."
It will be seen that the statute only
contemplates on assessment aga•nst a
railroad or street railway actually con-
structed and laid on 'a street
it means that there shall be an as-
sessment against sueh corporation
when the space between the rails of
tracks already laid by them on a street
as paved or improved and it has no
reference to tracks that may be laid
in the future, though the corporation
has a franchise giving it the right to
lay them. It cannot be said that be-
cause the Chicago Great Western Ry.
Co. has the right to lay two tracks on
Elm street and has only one track laid
thereon that for the purpose of assess-
ment the other track must be treated
as laid. For instance could it he
maintained in the case of the grant by
the council to a street railway company
to lay its tracks upon and along Grand
view avenue that if the city improved
the street during the limitation of the
franchise to the company and it had no
track thereon it would be liable to an
assessment. If as in this case the
railway company could be assessed
where it had one track laid down and
had the r'ght to lay an o'her, under
the same reasoning it could be assess•
ed where it had a francii-e only, giv-
ing it power to lay a track and had in
fact no track at all laid on the stre-t
and again suppose the railway com-
pany never laid the oth7r track for
there is not',ing in the fran^hise gr: nt
ed it that binds it 'n construct t n o
sion that when the Chicago Great West
ern railway company lays the second
track if it ever does so, an exigency
will then arise that you will have to
deal with and it cannot well be dealt
with before. The petitioners com-
plain that if another track is laid
on the street it will prevent public tray
el thereon. I would suggest that the
council consider this matter and see if
they cannot make an agreement with
the Chicago Great Western railway
company wherein they will consent to
lay all future tracks, constructed by
them on said street to the west of the
center line of the street.
Respectfully,
J. E. KNIGHT,
City Attorney.
Mr. A:exander addressed the couutii
in relation to laying sidewalks en Fre-
mont and Coates avenues.
Referred to, the street committee with
power.
PETITIONS.
The fallowing petitions were referred
to the committee of the whole:
Petition of Chas. Kampmann et al in
relation to filling lots in East Dubuque
addition.
Petition of A. W. Tredway et aI re-
monstrating against special assessment
for the improvement .of 17th street be-
tween Clay and West Locust street.
Communication of city engineer in
relation to the extension of Kniest street
from Garfield avenue to Cedar street.
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The following petitions were referred
to the street committee:
Petition of E. Collins in relation to
condition of sidewalk abutting his prop-
erty on Lincoln and 5th avenues.
Petition of Chris. A. Voelker et al
asking that Clifford street be opened
out to Seminary street.
Petition of Bernard May et al remon-
strating against opening up alley be-
tween Rush street and Cleveland ave-
nue between Mountain Lane and Union
street.
The following petitions in relation to
taxes were referred to the delinquent
pax committee:
Susana Drees. Sophia Dempsey, Cath-
erine E. Welsh, Francis \V. Engels,
John Mundt and Alex and Chas. Sim-
plot.
The following petitions were referred
to the market committee:
Petition of Fred Michel et al asking
that a portion of the Hay Market be
cleared for use of farmers.
Petition of Mrs. Helen Koenig in re-
lation to scrubbing and cleaning city I r,
hall.
The following petitions were F
ed: grant -
Communication of John F. Sternal,
city assessor, asking that the assess-
ment of Chas. Wolf on personalty for
1896 and 1895 be cancelled.
Communication of .,ohn F. itemm,
city assessor, asking that assessment of
Pfiffner & Co. on personalty be can-
celled as same is a double assessment.
Petition of George Meyer et al asking
that the name of Pickwick street be
changed to Be:mound avenue.
Petition of James F. Hedley et al re-
monstrating against construction of
sewer in Caledonia Place.
Petition of T. H. Schilling et al ask-
ing that Catherine and Angella streets
be improved was read.
On notion the rules were suspended
and T. H. Duffy addressed the council
in relation to the matter.
Ald. Benson moved that the petition
be granted. Carried.
V Petition of Mrs. Ellen Quinlivan ask-
ing that she be given further time to
pay her special assessment and interest
for the improvement of Grandview ave-
nue was granted, and treasurer in-
structed not to se:1 her property for
the principal or interest until further
orders.
Petition of Philip Sage asking that
a retaining wall be built on Rebecca
street was referred to the city engi-
neer with power.
Plat of proposed alley between Re-
becca street and Anna Place was ap-
proved.
The following petitions were received
and filed:
Petition of M. F. Kleoberger in re-
gard to special assessment.
Petition of R. T. Eddy, asking that
warrant of $29.39 drawn in favor of
Bryan Donahue be cancelled and that
said warrant be drawn in his favor.
The petitions of John O'Connor, An- was re
drew Kirk and Peter Weist asking to
be appointed assistant marketmaster.Realm'Petition of Engelhart Hemi remon-
strating against award of jury for open-
ing al ey west of Booth street in
O'Neill's add.
Notice of John Drehouse to attach a
mechanics lien on city hall.
The following registers of election
were appointed for the ensuing year:
First Ward—
First Precinct—Wm. Erwin, James
McClain.
Second Precinct --Solon Langwort'ry,
Peter Callahan.
Second Ward—
First Precinct—Z. Hoffman, Henry
Gehrig.
Second Precinct—W. S. Couch, J. P.Quigley.
Thud Ward—
First Precinct—F. O. Udall. Louis
:'rexler.
Second Precinct—Wm. Kretschmer,
r rank Hoffman.
Th `rd Precinct—Adam Doerr, Jr., Leo
alen.
ourth Ward—
First Precinct—Horace Poole, Dan-
iel Riordan.
Second Precinct—J. W. Coy, Peter
Pelf.
Third Precinct—Henry Wybrant, J.
M. Kcnery.
Fifth Ward—
First Precinct—E. A. Frenzel, Henry
Hartman.
Second Precinct—W. E. Puls, Her -
/ban Brinl:mann.
Third Precinct—Otto F. Hess, Walter
Eichhorn.
Fourth i rccincl—L. C. Doerfler, Jos-
eph Kessler.Plat of proposed vacation of 10 feet
on west side of Quenn street north of
2anforcl street was approved.
Plat of pra;;esed extension of Mer-
chants Lane to Foye street was approv-
ed.
Plat and r.ght of way notive for pro-
posed alley from Mountain Lane to
Union street was referred to the street
committee.
Plat of proposed extension of Queen
street front northern terminus to Bur-
den avenue was approved.
Aid Dennert moved to adjourn to
2:00 p.
Carried.
Afternoon Session.
Council met at 2:15 p. m.
Present— A1ds. Albrecht, Altman.
Bauer, Berg, Ronson, Cullen, Dennert.
Lagen, McEvoy and Ryder.
The following bills were ordeded
paid:
J P Traut, repairing scales $5 00
Chr. Schmitt, meat for police mat-
ron 3 45
Duggan & Kane, supplies for po-
lice matron 8 75
Petition of Math Reidi. protesting
gainst special tax for laying sidewalk
ceived and filed.
Adjourned Requiem Session, September 8, 1896. 221
REPORT OF OFFICERS.
City Auditor McCarten re- '
ported cash on hand last re-
port . . . . $16 009 15
Collections during the month 43,961 62
Total . . . . $59,970 77
Disbursements during the
month . $83,978 95
Balance cash on hand Sept 1..$25,991 82
Also reported $2,112.95 clue city offi-
cers forthe month of September, 1896.
Also submitted list of coupons re-
deemed during the month of August.
Report approved and warrants or-
dered drawn to pay city officers, and re-
port referred to the finance commit-
tee.
City auditor presented his semi an-
nually report which was referred to the
finance committee.
Fire Chief Reinfried reported $1,953.-
60 due firemen for the month of August,
1896.
Report approved and warrants order-
ed drawn to pay firemen, and report re-
ferred to the fire committee.
City Marshal Morgan reported 98 po-
lice cases during the month of August,
1896: also reportied $16.00 pound re-
ceipts: also $2.083.30 due police for the
month of August. Report approved and
warrants ordered drawn to pay police.
and report referred to the police and
light committee.
Street Commissioner Hagerty report-
ed $7,287.15 due for labor on streets dur-
ing August, 1896. Report approved, and
warrants ordered drawn to pay for la-
bor and report referred to the street
committee.
Also reported $541.25 due for filling,*
done on 14th and 6th street during the
month of August, 1896. Warrants were
ordered drawn to pay for filling and
hereafter all filling be done under the
directions of the street committee and
the city engineer.
Sewer Inspector Doerr reported $1.-
275.10 due for labor on sewer during Au-
gust, 1896.
Report approved and warrants order
ed drawn for labor on sewers, and re
port referred to sewer committee.
City Electrician Osborne reported $7.-
61 due city from Star Electric Co. for
lights not properly lit during August.
1896.
City Auditor MoCarten ordered to col
lett the same and report approved and
ordered filed.
Market Master Traut reported $11.55
due city for scales receipts for August,
1896. Received and filed.
Wood Measurer Jess reported 75 cents
due city as fees for August, 1896.
Received and filed.
Joseph Straney reported $3.30 due
city for First Ward scale receipts. Re-
ceived and filed.
City Attorney Knight reported in fav-
or of paying James A. Hayes, clerk of
the district court, $13.79 cost in Howard
case.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Ald. Ryder, chairman of the finance
committee, reported in favor of approv-
ing of the treasurer's report for Aug-
ust, 1896, and that warrants be drawn in
his favor for money advanced by him.
Report adopted.
Ald. Ronson, chairman of the ordi-
nance committee presented an
ordinance entitled an Or-
dinance granting to George B. Burch,
trustee, the right to maintain and on-
erate a factory on part of lot 2 of min-
eral lot 106. in the city of Dubuque.
which was referred to the committee of
the whole.
On motion the city attorney was d.-
rected to give his legal opinion on the
sprinkling ordinance.
Ald. Bauer, chairman of the commit-
tee on claims. reported as follows:
In favor of paying the bill of David
S. Wilson of $72.00.
In favor of paying the bill of Jas. A.
Hayes of $28.30, costs in Hunt case
against city.
In favor of paying bill of .Jas. A.
Haves of $4.05, costs in case of Bruns -
kill vs. City.
In favor of receiving and filing claim
of Michael McMahon.
In favor of allowing John B. Mc-
Gloughlin $20.00 as payment in full for
damages on account of storm water
overflowing his property.
In favor of receiving and filing claim
of Catherine Walsh.
Also report that the estimate as re-
turned by the city engineer for O. G.
Kringle for grading streets in Wood -
lawn Park add, are in full for all work
performed on said street, according to
the terms of the contract, and that pay-
ment in full has been made in accord-
ance with same.
In favor of receiving and filing the
claim of Mrs. Mary Meehan.
In favor of receiving and filing the
claim of E. H. Sheppley on account of
width of Linooln avenue.
Also report that we have settled the
case of James Gray vs. the City for the
sum of two hundred dollars, said plain-
tiff, Gray, to pay all costs. We would
recommend that a warrant be drawn in
favor of Melloy and La Vake, attorneys
for said Gray for the said sum of two
hundred dollars, and that the city at-
torney be instructed to procure a re-
ceipt in full for said sum from Melloy
and La Vake. attorneys for James
Gray Report adopted.
Ald. Ryder moved that the rules be
suspended and parties desiring to be al-
lowed to address the council. Car-
ried.
Mr. Wright, on behalf of Mr. Heer, ad
dressed the council in relation to the
improvement of Grace street abutting
Mr. Heer's property
Also addressed the council in rela-
2'22 Adjourned Reqular 4Se88inu, Ssp'ember 8, 1896.
tion to culvert on Coates avenue.
Mr. McGrath addressed the council in
relation to construction of sewer in Sent
inary street, and objected to same at
this time.
Mr. Beach addressed the council on
behalf of the Linwood Cemetery assoc-
iation protesting against proposed ex-
tension of Queen street to Burden ave-
nue, as proposed by the city.
On motion the matter was referred to
the committee of the whole.
Ald. Bonson, chairman of the street S
committee, reported as follows:
In favor of instructing the engineer to a
prepare a plat of Ida street running
through lot 22 in Reche's sub so that
said Ida street will be straight or near-
ly so.
In favor of having the al'ey east of
Stafford avenue rolled with the steam
roller.
Also report that Main street has been
repaired as asked for by Lizzie A.
Bale.
Report adverse to the petition of the
Blackwell Durham Tobacco Co. asking
permission to place advertising signs
on the sidewalks.
In favor of granting the petition far
the improvement of Thomas and Frank
lin streets.
Report adverse to petition of John
Bowanger in regard to assessment for
roadway on Kaufmann avenue.
In favor of establishing a 20 foot
alley through the property of Mr.
Griggs.
Also report that we cannot find any
material damage done by rain on Cross
street, as complained of by John Ga••
dient.
In favor of receiving and filing the
bill of B. B. Richards.
In favor of paying Frank Menzel bal
ance due for macadam, and engineer
directed to return same.
In favor of receiving and filing the
petition of Ellen Quinlivan, asking
that her team be given steady work by
the city.
In favor of receiving and filing the
Petition of Honora Marlin in relation
to drainage on Elm street between 15th
and 16th streets.
In favor of having the alley between_
Main and Locust from llth to 12th
streets repaired on a uniform grade.
In favor of instructing the street coin
missioner to fill all holes that he may
find on and along Rebecca street.
In favor of recei-+ing and filing the
claim of Taylor and Becker for extra
compensation for grading on Southern
avenue, as they have ben paid in full.
In favor of granting the petition of
August Hantelman, et a1, asking that
they be not compolled to lay sidewalk
on Grace street west of Gregg's alley.
In favor of granting the petition of
Marie L. Bennett asking that she h.
not compelled to lay sidewalk abutting
her property, as the sidewalk now there
is in good condition.
In favor of granting the petition of
M. F. Post, asking that he be not com-
pelled to lay sidewalk abutting Lots 35.
36, 37, and 38, Simson'5 add.
In favor of receiving and fil'ng the
petition of J. P. Schrordcr et al.. ask-
ing that Clifford street be opened full
width between Seminary street and
Leibnitz street.
In favor of receiving and filing the
petition of the Wartburg Lutheriau
eminary in regard to line of Fremont
venue.
Report adversa to improving 5th ave
north of present improvement, as the
cost of grading would not justify the
city to do said work at present.
Also r'port that no'h'ng has bean
done towards cutting down Merchant's
Lane west of Gold street.
Also report that we have examined
and accept the following streets and al-
leys for special assessment. purposes:
Alley north of Eagle Point ave from
Prince street to Chicago Great West-
ern railway.
Alley from 17th to 18th street bet-
ween Elm and Pine street.
Alley from 14th to 15 th b?tween Pine
and Maple streets.
W. 8th street from Air Hill street to
west line of Roger's sub.
Hart street from Couler avenue to
Valarie street.
Bennett street from Grandview avo
to west line of lot 8 O'Hara's sub.
Paul street from Seminary to Leib-
nitz street.
Ries street from Stafford to Windsor
avenue.
19th street from Pine street to east
line of East Dubuque add.
15th street from alley east of Elm
street to Pine street.
Also reported in favor of approving
of plat of alley in Grigg's sub.
Report adopted.
Ald. Cullen, chairman of the commit-
tee on fire reported as follows:
In favor of granting the petition for
the removal of fire plug near the foun-
tain on W. 8th street and Julien ave.
and Water company instructed to move
same wherry directed by the fire com-
mittee.
Report adverse to the hill of the
American Fire Engine company.
In favor of allowing hill of John New-
man and Son of $1.00.
In favor of granting the petition for
a fire plug at the intersection of
I Pearl street and Grove Terraoe.
Report adopted.
Ald. L,agen, chairman of the polie
and liont committee reported in favor
of paying the following bills:
Key City Gas Co.. $50.10.
Star Electric Co., $1,659.40.
1 Globe Light and Heat Co., $166.67.
• Report adopted. I
Ald. Berg, chairman of the commit-
An'journor7 Rerptior ,S'eRsion, September 8, 1896.
tee on printing reported in favor of
paying the following bills:
Globe Journal, $67.50.
The Herald, $67.50.
The Times. $29.15.
The Tel( graph. $75.00.
Report adopted.
Ald. Albrecht, cha'rm:in of th- de-
linquent tax committee, reported a
follows:
In favor of allowing the taxes of \T s.
Mary Rubeck to remain a Pen o•t h r
property for 1S95, and treasurer In-
structed not to sell same.
In favor cf allowing the taxes of
Mrs. Mary Sitz'r for 181:i. to remain a
lien on her property and treasurer in-
structed not to sell same.
In favor of allowing the taxes of Ann
McQuade to r.main a lien on her prop-
erty for 1895. and treasurer instruc_cd
not to sell same.
Report adopted. 3aKKr
Ald. Altman, chairman of the/ \ om-
raittee report d as follows:
In favor of granting the petition of
C. A. Noyes for permission to extend
sewer on Chestnut street and C. A.
Noyes to be given credit on same
when said sewer is extended.
In favor of extending the sanitary
sewer on Prospect street one hundred
feet north of W. 5th street as asked for
by M. C. Munsell.
Report adopted.
Ald. Berg, of the hoard of health. re-
ported in favor of having the vault )f
the Fred. K'ein.lohntidt Est.. on n 1-a
city lot 495 cleaned as the same is a
nuisance.
Report adopted.
Ald. Bonson. chairman of the com-
mittee of the whole, reported as fol-
lows:
In favor of accepting the award of
the Jury for the extension of State
street, said award not to be paid before
January lst, 1897, and said street to
be 50 feet in wid h, instead of 60 feet.
Report adopted.
Also report in favor of setting aside
the award of the jury on the proposed
widening of W. 14th street west of
Alta Vista street. and that all action
heretofore taken in regard to widen-
ing said street be rescinded, and that
said street be reimproved as originally
Laid out.
Ald. Berg moved that the rules be
suspended and persons desiring to be
allowed to address the council on the
matter. Carried.
P. W. Crawford, Geo. Fengler, and
Col. Henry Rose addressed the coun-
cil in regard to said street, and urged
that the report of the committee be ap
proved, in justice to the owners of the
property.
Ald. Berg moved that the report of
the committee be adopted.
Carried by the following vote:
Ayes.—Aids, Bauer, Berg, Cullen,
0>3
Dennert, Lagen, McEvoy and Ryder.
Noes—Aids. Albrecht, Altman and
Bonson.
Ald. Bonson also reported as fol-
lows:
In favor of having Ald. Bonson con
fer with the owners of property along
the proposed extension of Willow
street, as to right of way for same.
In favor of allowing John Hickey one
years' interest on his special tax for
the improvement of Grandview ave,
the same to apply on his taxes for 1896.
In favor of receiving and filing the
resolut'on for extension of sewer In al-
lay between Rhomberg and Lincoln
and 5th and 6th avenue.
In favor of allowing Alphonse Mat-
thews $150 for services in rase of Morse
vs. City of Dubuque, and $150 for ser-
vices in case of Spurrell, First National
bank. Zugenbuehler, Guthrie and
Welsh. vs. City of Dubuque. the above
amounts to be in full for all services per
formed fnr the city in accordance with
a resolution passed by the city council
January 7th, 1895.
In favor of making arrangements
with the owners of property north of
the city to provide means of carrying
the water from Bee Branch through
their property.
In favor of awarding the contract for
the improvement of West 17th from
Clark srreet to Cox street to Stench,
O'Farrell and Linehan, but no money
to be paid on same until next year.
In favor of postponing action on plan
showing proposed change in improve-
ment of Grandview avenue.
Would also recoimmend that the mat-
ter of the assessment of the Key City
Fire Insurance Co., for the years 1895
and 1896 be referred to the equalization
com.mittee to take such action as they
may deem proper.
Report adopted,
Also report adverse to the remon-
strance against sanitary sewer in Foye
and Seminay street, and report in favor
of awarding the contract for the con-
struction of said sewer co the lowest bid
der.
On motion the rules were suspended
and Mr. McGrath addressed the coun-
cil in regard to said sewer and protest-
ed against same.
Onmotion the report of the commit-
tee was not adopted.
Fred Weigel also addressed the coun-
cil protesting against the paving of 12th
street.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That to pay for constructing a 6 foot
wide plank sidewalk on west side of
Caledonia Place from Hill street to W.
8th street, by B. Donahue, contractor,
in front of and adjoining the same, a
special tax be and is hereby levied on
the several lots, and parts of lots, and
parcels of real estate hereinfater nam-
'''21 Adjourned Regular Session,, September 8, 1896.
ed, situate and owned, and for the sev-
eral amounts set opposite each lot or
parcel of real estate, as follows:
Mary A Taken, Kelly's sub, s
1-2, lot 35, 44.5 lin ft sidewalk
at 22 1.-2c .$ 10 00
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen.
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That to pay for constructing a 6 foot
wide plank sidewalk north side of West
14th street from Walnut street to Cox
street, by B. Donahue, contractor, in
front of and adjoining the same. a spec-
ial tax be and is hereby levied on the
several lots, and parts of lots, and par-
cels of real estate, hereinafter named,
situate and owned, and for the several
amounts, set opposite each lot or par
cel. of real estate, as follows:
Special assessment submitted Sept.
7th. 1896:
A Goldthope, sub 74], city, lot
3, 93.5 lineal feet sidewaik at
22 1-2c .$ 21 04
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Ronson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That to pay for constructing a 6 f:
wide plank sidewalk on West 5th and
Summitt streets abutting lot 1, Mattox
sub, by B. Donahue, contractor, in front
of and, adjoining the same, a special
tax be and is hereby levied on the sev-
eral lots, and parts of lots, and parcels
of real estate, hereinafter named, sit-
uate and owned, and for the several
amounts set opposite each lots or parcel
of real estate as follows:
Special assessment submitted Sept.
7th, 1896:
Mrs Anna Whelan, Mattox sub,
lot 1, 192.5 lineal feet sidewalk
at 22 1-2c $ 43 31
,Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alda Albrecht, Altman, Baucr,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That to pay for constructing a plank
sidewalk, 4 feet wide, on west side of
Rebecca street from Thomas street to
south end of street by Robt E. Lee, con
tractor, in front of and adjoining the
same, a special tax be and is hereby lev-
ied on the several lots and parts of lots,
and parcels of real estate, hereinafter
named, situate and owned, and for the
several amounts set opposite each lot
or parcel of real estate, as follows:
Special assessment submitted Sept.
7th, 1896:
Rebecca J. Farley, sub 2 of 18,
19, 20, Fairview sub, lot 1 119
lin ft sidewalk at 14 5-8c ,$ 17 90
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Alderman Ronson offered the follow-
ing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for con-
structing 6 feet wide sidewalk on beth
sides et Jackson strut from 19th street
to 27th street. by B. Donahue, con-
tractor, in front of and adjoining the
same. a special tax he and is hereby
levied on the Fevera1 dots, and parts
of lots. and parcels of real estate here-
inafter named, situate and owned, and
for the s^vera] amounts set opposite
each lot or parcel of real estate, as fol-
lows: Special assessment submitted
Sept. 7th, 1896.
Math. Riede, Glendale add. lot 1,
60 lin ft at 22 1-2c.. .. $ 13 50
Math. Riede, Glendale add., lot 2
50 lin ft at 22 1-2c 11 25
L. B Gantz. Glendale add, lot 12,
60 lin ft at 22 1-2c. . 13 50
Klauer K Recker. Davi: Farm add
lot 213, 70 lin ft at 22 1-2c15 75
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Altman, Albrecht, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
MoEvoy and Ryder.
Alderman Bonson offered the follow-
ing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for con-
structing a 4 ft wide plank sidewaik
on the east side of 5th a\•enue from
Rhomberg avenue to north end improve
ment, by Robert E. lee, contractor, in
frrnt 01 and adjoining the same, a spec-
ial tax be and is hereby levied on the
several lots, and parts of lots and
parcels of real estate hereinafter named,
s'tua'e and owned, and for the several
amounts set opposite each lot or parcel
of real es,ate, as follows: Special as-
sessment submitted Sept. 7th, 1896.
Ellen Collins, sub 537 a Ham's
add., lot 1, 125 lin ft at 14 5-8c $18 28
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. A:tman, Albrecht, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Alderman Bonson offered the follow -
:n, •
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubitque: That to pay for con.
structing 4 ft wide sidewalk on east
side of Midd:e avenue from Garfield
avenue to High. Bluff' street; by Robt.
E. Lee, contractor, 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 op-
posite each lot or parcel of real estate,
as follows: Special assessment sub-
mitted Sept. 7, 1896.
Chas Heinze, Wick's add., lot 25,
140 lin ft at 14 5-8c $20 48
Jacob Kuntz Est., sub 6, 8 and
north 7 ft of 10 Wick's add., lot
.l'ijozert,e'i liegulrtr Session, September 8, 1896. 225
1. 148 :in ft at 14 5-8c 21 35
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes-Alds. A:tman, Albrecht, Bauer,
Berg. Bonson, ^n'1en, Dennert, Lagen,
:;Ici'voy and Ryder.
Alderman Bonson offered he follow-
ing:
Re-olved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for con-
structing a 4 ft wide sidewalk on both
sides of Ru -h street frotp Quince to
Villa streets. by Bobt. E. Lee, contrac-
tor. in front of and adjoining the same,
a special tax he and is hereby levied
on the several lots, and par's of lost,
anti parcels of real estate hereinafter
named, situate and owned. and for the
several amounts set oppoalte each lot
or parte: of real estate, as follows:
Special assessment submitted Sept. 7,
1 S9t;.
Wm. Hintrager, union add., lot
190, 75 lin ft at 14 5-8c $10 97
R. Bonson Eat., Union add., lots
210 and 211. 186 lin ft at 14 5-8c 27 20
Adapted by the followleg vote:
Ares-Ald
A:trnan, Albrecht, Bauer,
Berg. Bonson, Cullen. Dennert, Lagen,
McFvoy and Rvder.
Alderman Bonson offered the follow-
ing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for con-
structing a 4 ft wide sidewalk on both
sides of Alpine street from West Third
street to Dodge street, by Robert E.
Lee, contractor, in front of and adjoin-
ing the same, a special tax be and is
hereby levied on the several lots, and
narts of lots. and parte:s of real estate
hereinafter named, situate and owned,
and for the several amounts set oppo-
site each lot or parcel of real estate, as
follows:
c'ne^ial assessment submitted Sept. 7,
1896.
Standard Lumber Co.. Guernsey
& Langworthy's add., lot 3, 52
lin ft at ,4 5-8c.. .. .. $7 61
F'andard Umber Co, Guernsey
& Langworthy's add., lot 4, 52
lin ft a+. 14 5-ec 7 61
Standard Lumber Co., Lois add,
lot 6. 52 .in ft a+ 14 5 -Se 7.61
S. M. Langworthy Est., Lois add
lot 8, 65 lin ft at 14 5-8c 9 50
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes-Alds. A:tman. Albrecht, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
Mct'vn•. and Rvder.
Ald. Ronson offered the following:
Resolved by the c:ty council of the
city of Dubuque: That to pay for con
strutting 4 foot wide sidewalk on both
sides Audubon ave from W 14th street
to Dexter ave by Robert E. Lee, con-
tractor, 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 the several amounts set opposite
each lot or parcel of real estate, as fol-
lows:
Special Ass esmrnt Submitted Sept. 7,
1896.
C. A. Voelker, Woodlawn Park
add, lot 52, 104 lin ft sidewalk
at 1.4 5-8c , . , . $ 15 21
C. A. Voelker, Woodlawn Park
add, lot 52, 50 lin ft sidewalk
at 14 5-8c.. 7 31.
C. A. Voelkur, Woodlawn Park
add, lot 53, 51 lin ft sidewalk
at 14 5-8c ..........731
C. A. Voelkrr, Woodlawn Park
add, lot 55, 60 lin ft s'd-walk
at 14 5-8c .. •8 47
C. A. Voelker, Woodlawn Park •
add, lot 56. 59 lin ft sidewalk
C. A. Voelker, Wcodlawn Park
add, lot 57, 50 lin ft sidewalk
at 14 5-8c.. .,
Iowa M. & B. Loan association,
Woodlawn Park add, lot 58, 50
lin ft sidewalk at 14 5-8c .. 7 31
Thos. McDonald, Wcodlawn
Park arid, lot 59. 50 lin ft side-
walk at 14 5-8c .. .. .. 7 31
Henry Smith, Woodlawn Park
add, lot 60, 60 lin ft sidewalk
at 14 5-8e 8 77
Thos McDonald, Woodlawn Park
add, lot 61, 59 lin ft sidewalk
at 14 5 -Re.. .. ..... 8 63
Martin Fahy. Woodlawn Park
add, Int 62, 50 lin ft sidewalk
at 14 5-8c . ,. .... 7 31
Thos McDonald. Woodlawn Park
add, lot 63, 50 lin ft sidewalk
at 14 5-8c , . .... 7 31
C. A. Voelker, Woodlawn Park
add, lot 65, 59 lin ft sidewalk
at 14 5-8c .... .. 8 63
C. A. Voelker. Woodlawn Para
add, lot 66, 59 lin ft sidewalk
at 14 5-8c .. .. .... ..
C. A. Voelker. Woodlawn Park
add. lot 68, 50 lin ft sidewalk
at 14 5-8c .. ... ... 7 31
C. A. Voelker. Woodlawn Park
add, lot 69, 50 lin ft sidewalk
at 14 5-8c
R. Juan, Woodlawn Park add,
lot 70, 59 lin ft sidewalk at
14 5-8c
C. A. Voelker. Woodlawn Park
add, lot 91, 59 lin ft sidewalk at
8 63
7 31
8 63
7 31
8 63
8 63
C. A. Voelker, Woodlawn Park
add, Int 92, 50 lin ft sidewalk at
14 5-8c7 31
Theresa Kempf, Woodlawn Park
add, lot 93, 50 lin ft sidewalk
at 14 5 -Sc . .. ,. 7 31
C. A. Voelker, Woodlawn Park
add, n %/2 lot 94, 25 lin ft side-
walk at 14 5-8c ,. „ .... 3 66
R. G. Rogers, Woodlawn Park
add, sl/2 lot 94, 25 lin ft side-
walk at 14 5-8c .. .. 3 65
John Kleinschmidt, Woodlawn
Park add, lot 95, 59 lin ft side-
walk at 14 5 -Sc 8 63
John Kleinschmidt, Woodlawn
Park add, lot 96, 59 lin ft side-
22f Adjourned Regular Session, September 8, 1896.
walk at 14 5-8c .. 8 63
John Kleinschmidt, Woodlawn
Park add, lot 97, 50 lin ft side-
walk at 14 5-8c.. .. .. ...... 7 31
S. E Smith, Woodlawn Park add.
lot 98, 50 lin ft sidewalk at
14 5-8c .. .. .... .. .... 7 31
John Kleinschmidt. Woodlawn
Park add, lot 99, 104 ft side-
walk at 14 5-8c .. .. .... .... 15 21
Adopted by the folowing vote:
Aids. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer, Berg,
Bonson Cullen, Dennert Lagen, Mc-
Evoy, Ryder.
Ald. Ronson offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That to pay for the improvment of
Clifford street from Seminary street to
Napier street, by Peter Horsch, con-
tractor, 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 awned, and
for the several amounts set oppoaiie
each lot or parcel of real estate, as fol-
lows:
Special assessment submitted Sept.
7th, 1896:
J P Schroeder, sub 108, Mechan-
ics add, lot 2, 36 lin ft curb-
stone at 30c, $10.80; 16.44 sq
yds guttering at 29c, $4.77;
39.11 sq yds macadamizing at
33c, $12 91 $ 28 48
Peter Stouhl, sub 108, Mechan-
ic's add, lot 1. 105.5 lin ft
curbstone at 30c, $31.65; 54.22
sq yds guttering at 29c, $15.72;
108 sq yds macadamizing at
330, $35.64. 83 01
J J Limbeck, Mechanic's add, s
100 ft, lot 109, 121 lin ft curb-
stone at 30c, $36.30; 38 sq yds
guttering at 29c, $11.02; 63.36
sq yds macadamizing at 33c,
$20.90 . . . . . , 68 22
Henry Tropf, Mechanic's add,
n 50 ft, lot 109, 54.5 lin ft
cubstone at 30e, $16.35; 20.33
sq yds guttering at 29c, $5.90;
39.44 sq yds macadamizing at
33c, $13.02. 35 27
Joseph Haupert, sub of 2 of 10 of
sub 138, 140, 142, L H Lang -
worthy's add, and 135, 136,
Mechanic's add, s 1-2, lot 2,
41.7 lin ft curbstone at 30c,
$12.51; 16.67 sq yds guttering
at 29c, $4.83; 33.33 sq yds
macadamizing at 33c, $11 . . 28 34
Susan Dress, sub of 2 of 10 of sub
138,140, 142, L H Langworthy's
add and 135 and 136 Mechanic's
add, n 1-2, lot 2, 37.8 lin ft of
curbstone at 30e, $11.34; 12.67
sq yds guttering at 29c, $3.67;
21.11 sq yds macadamizing at
33c, $6 97
.Adam Jaeger, sub of 10 of sub
138, 140, 142, L H Lang -
worthy's add, lot 1, 79.7 lin ft
21 98
curbstone at 30c, $23.91; 30 sq
yds guttering at 29c, $8.70;
53 sq yds macadamizing at 33c
$17.49
W Schultz, sub of 2 of 10 of sub
138, 140, 142, L H Lang -
worthy's add and 135 and 136,
Mechanic's add, lot 1, 78.2 lin
ft cubstone at 30c, $23.46; 26 sq
yds guttering at 29c, $7.54; 43.-
33 sq yds macadamizing at 33c,
$14.30 45 30
C A Voelker, sub 17, Voelker's
add. lot 1, 40.2 lin ft curb-
stone at 30c, $12.06; 14.33 sq
yds guttering at 29c, $4.15; 27
sq yds macadamizing at 33c,
$8.91 25 12
J Haupert, sub 17, Voelker's add,
lot 2. 30 lin ft curbing at 30c,
$9.00; 10 sq yds guttering at
29c, $2.90; 16.67 sq yds mac-
adamizing at 33c, $5.50. 17 40
Theo Klein, Voelker's add, n 40 ft
lot 18, 40 lin ft curbing at 30c,
$12; 13.33 sq yds guttering 29c,
$3.86; 22.22 sq yds macadam-
izing at 33c. $7.33 . . . 23 19
Dominick Welu. Voelker's add, s
10 ft, lot 18, 10 lin ft curbing at
30c, $3.00; 3.33 sq yds gut-
tering at 29c, $.96; 5.55 sq yds
macadamizing at 33c, $1.83 5 79
Dominick Welt], Voelker's add,
n 20 ft, lot 19, 20 lin ft curb-
ing at 30e, $6.00; 6.67 sq yds
guttering at 29c, $1.93; 11.11 sq
yds macadamizing at 33c, $3.67 11 60
Anton Welu, Voelker's add, s
30 ft, lot 19, 30 lin ft curb-
ing at 30e, $9.00; 10 sq yds
guttering at 29c, $2.90; 16.67
sq yds macadamizing at 33c,
$5.50 17 40
C A Voelker, Voelker's add, lot
21, 73 lin ft curbing at 30c,
$21.90; 36.67 sq yds guttering
at 29c, $10.63; 44.44 sq yds mac
adamizing at 33c, $14.66. 47 19
C A Voellter, Voelker's add, lot
22, 118.5 lin ft curbing at 30c,
$35.55; 53.33 sq yds guttering
at 29e, $1.5.46; 120.50 sq yds
macadamazing at 33c, $39.76 . 90 77
Adopted by the following vote
Ayes-Ald.s Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Alderman Bonson offered the follow-
ing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for tho
improvement of Goethe avenue from
Burden avenue to Windsor avenue, by
Stanek, O'Farrell & 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 parous of real estate hereinaft r
named, situate and owned, and for the
several amounts set opposite each 1)i
or parcel of real estate, as follows:
Special assessment submitted Sept 7,
1896.
50 10
i
Adjourned Regular See8ion, September 8, 1896.
Fred Ackerman, Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 88, 110 lin ft
curbing at 30c, $33.00; 50 sq
yds guttering at 30c, $15.00;
146.80 sq yds macadamizing at
30c, $44.04. $92
Geo. Burden Est., Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 96, 128.5 lin ft
curbing at 30c, $38.55; 60 sq yds
guttering at 30c, $18.00; 193.22
sq yds macadamizing at 30c
$57.96 . 114
Geo. Eichharn, Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 103, 39.3 lin ft
curbing at 30c, $11.79; 20 sq yds
guttering at 30e, $6.00; 63.55
sq yds macadamizing at 30c,
$19.06 36 85
Dubuque B. & L. Assn., Burden
& Lawther's add., lot 104, 60
lin ft curbing at 30e, $18.00;
26.67 sq yds guttering at 30c
$8.00: 73.33 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 30c. $22.00. 48 00
W. Gross, Burden & Lawther's
add, lot 105, 87 lin ft curb-
ing at 30c, $26.10; 41 sq yds gut-
tering at 30e, $12.30; 131 sq yds
macadamizin.g at 30c, $39.3077 70
Geo Burden Est. Burden & Law-
ther's add., :ot 28. 69 lin ft curb-
ing at 30c, $20.70; 33 sq yds
guttering at 30c, $9.90; 108.80
sq yds macadamizing at 30e
$32.64. 63 21
Geo Burden Est. Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 27, 50 lin ft
curbing at 30c, $15.00; 22.22 sq
yds guttering at 30c, $6.67;
61.11 sq yds macadamizing at
30c, $18.33. 40 00
Geo Burden Est. Burden & Law-
ther's add, lot 26, 50 lin ft
curbing at 30e, $15.00: 22.22 sq
yds guttering at 30c, $6.67;
61.11 sq yds macadamizing at
30c. $18.33. 40 00
Geo Burden Est. Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 25, 50 lin ft
curbing at 30c, $15.00; 22.22 sq
yds guttering at 30c. $6.67;
61.11 sq yds macadamizing at
30e, $18.33. 40 00
Geo Burden Est. Burden & Law-
ther's add.. lot 24, 50 lin ft
curbing at 30c, $15.00; 22.22 sq
Yds guttering at 30c, $6.67;
61.11 sq vds macadamizing at
30c, $15.33. 40 00
Geo Burden Eat. Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 23, 50 lin ft
curbing at 30c, $15.00; 22.22 sq
Yds guttering at 30e, $6.67:
61.11 so yds macad?mizing at
30e, $18.33. 40 00
Geo Burden Est. Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 22, 50 lin ft
curbing at 30e, $15.00; 22.22 sq
yds guttering at 30c, $6.67;
61.11 sq yds macadamizing at
30c, $18.33.
Geo Burden Est. Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 21, 50 lin ft
curbing at 30c, $15.00; 22.22 sq
Yds guttering at 30c, $6.67;
227
61.11 sq yds macadamizing at
30e, $18.33. 40 00
Geo Burden Est, Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 20, 59.5 lin ft
curbing at 30c, $17.85; 26.67 sq
04 yds guttering at 30c, $8.00; 84.44
sq yds macadamizing at 30c,
$25.33 51 18
Geo Burden Est, Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 17, 130.5 lin ft
curbing at 30c, $39.15; 59.33
51 sn yds guttering at 30c, $17.80;
174.30 sq yds macadamizing at
30c, $52,29. 109 24
Geo Burden Est, Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 16, 129.3 lin ft
curbing at 30e, $38.79; 59.33 sq
yds guttering at 30c, $17.80
174.30 sq yds macadamizing at
30e, $52.29 108 88
W. Lawther, Burden & Lawther's
add., lot 37, 60.5 lin ft curb-
ing at 30c, $18.15; 26.67 sq yds
guttering at 30e, $8.00; 84.44
sq yds macadamizinz at 30c,
$25.33. 51 48
W. Lawthe”. Burden & Lawther's
add., lot 36, 50 lin ft curb-
ing at 30c, $15.00; 22.22 sq yds
guttering at 30c. $6.67, 61.11
sq yds macadamizing at 30c
$18.31 40 00
W. Lawther, Burden & Lawther's
add, lot 35, 50 lin ft curb-
ing at 30c, $15.00; 22.22 sq yds
guttering at 30e, $6.67: 61.11
sq yds macadamizing at 30c
$18.33 40 00
Geo Burden Est, Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 34, 41.4 lin ft
curbing at 30c, $12.42; 25.33
sq yds guttering at 30e, $7.60;
61,11 sq yds macadamizing at
30e, $18.33. 38 35
Geo Burden Eat, Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 33, 50 lin ft
curbing at 30e, $15.00; 22.22 sq
yds guttering at 30c, $6.67;
61.11 sq yds macadamizing at
30e, $18.33. 40.00
Geo Burden Est, Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 32, 50 :in ft
curbing at 30e, $15.00: 22.22 sq
yds guttering at 30c, $6.67;
61.11 sq yds macadamizing at
30c, $18.33 . . 40 00
Geo Burden Est, Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 31, 50 lin ft
curbing at 30c, $15.00; 22.22 sq
yds guttering at 30c, $6.67;
61.11 sq yds macadamizing at
30c, $18.33 . . 40 00
Geo Burden Est, Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 30, 50 lin ft
curbing at 30e, $15.00; 22.22 sq
yds guttering at 30c, $6.67;
61.11 sq yds macadamizing at
30e. $18.33 . . 40 00
Geo Burden Est, Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 29, 69.2 lin ft
40 00 curbing at 30e, $20.76; 33 sq
yds guttering at 30e, $9.90:
inR.R0 ,n yds macadamizing at
30e, $32.64. 63 30
Dubuque B. & L. Assn., Burden
22 .11,j9ttrnecl R'qa far Sesseon, Septentocr 8, 18 96.
& Lawther's add., 11 40 ft lot
102, 166 lin ft curbing at 30c,
$49.80; 77.33 sq yds guttering at
30c, $23.20; 256.67 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30c, $77 150 00
Coyle & Ellis, Burden & Law-
ther's add.. lot 97. 129.5 lin ft
curbing at 30e, $38.85; 60 sq
yds guttering at 30e. $18.00:
193.22 sq yds macada,mizin.g at
30e 96 114 81
F. A. Bisbing. Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 87, 111.8 lin ft
curbing at 30c. 33.54; 50 sq
yds guttering at 30c. $15.00:
146.80 sq yds macadamizing at
30e, $44,04 92 58
Adopted by the fol'owing vote:
Ayes -Alda. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer, j
R'+,gnn. C'+,11en llennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That to pay for int- B
provement of Foye street from W. Lo-
cust street to Gold street by Brown & 2
Brown, contractors, in front of and ad-
joining the same, a special tax be and
is hereby levied on the several lots. M
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 es
tate, as follows:
Special Assessment Submitted Sept. 7,
1896,
ICate Lundbtck, Cox's add, e 24 ft
lot 22, 118.2 lin ft curbstone at
28c, $33.10; 60.90 sq yds gutter-
ing at 28c, $17.05; 124 sq yds
macadamizing at 28c, $34.72.,$ 84 87
Kate Lundbeck, Cox's add e 32 ft
lot 23, 111.3 lin ft curbstone at
28c, 31.16; 68.90 sq yds gutter-
ing at 28c, $19.29; 1 26.67 sq
yds macadamizing at 28c,
$35.47 . .. .. ........ . 85 92
$10.21 30 63
Jas. Cunningham, Buettell's sub,
lot 5, 43 lin ft curbstone at 28c.
$12.04; 19.11 sq yds guttering
at 28c, $5.35; 31 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 28c, 38.68 26 07
John Blake Est. Ellen Blake's
sub, lot 7; 313.2 lin ft curbstone
at 28c, $87.70; 145.78 sq yds gut
tering at 28c, $40.82; 276.70 sq
yds macadamizing at 28c,
$77.48.. .. ••206 00
Nic Martin. Porter's add, lot 17.
' 90 lin ft curbstone at 28c,
$25.20; 40 sq yds guttering at
28c; $11.20: 65 sq yds macadam
izing at 28c, $18.20 54 CO
ohn W. Bitten, Por'er's add,
lot 16, 51 lin ft curbsto:ie at
28c. $14.28; 22.7 s6q yds gutter-
ing at 28c, $6.35; 36.80 sq yds
macadamizing at 28c. $11.3030 93
ridget Bird, Porter's add. s /,
lot 15, 25.5 lin ft curbs'one at
8c. $14.28; 22.67 sq yds gutter-
ing at 28e. $3.17; 18.40 sq yds
macadamizing at 28c, $5.15 .. 15 46
ary Mullen, Porter's add, n %
lot 15. 25.5 lin ft curbstone at
28, $7.14; 11.33 sq yds gutter-
ing at 28c, $3.17; 18.40 sq yds
macadamizing at 28e. $5.15 .. 15 46
Jerry Anglin, Porter's add, lot
14. 51 lin ft curbstone at 28c.
$14.28; 22.67 sq yds guttering
at 28c. $6.35: 36.80 sq yds
macadamizing at 28c. $10.30.. 30 93
John D. Walsh, Porter's sub, lot
13, 51 lin ft curbstone at 28c.
$14.28; 22.67 sq yds guttering
at 28c, $6.35; 36.80 sq yds
macadamizing at 28c. $10.30.. 30 93
Pat F. Walsh Est. Porter's add.
lot 12, 57.5 lin ft curbstone at
28c $16.10; 28.22 sq yds gutter-
ing at 28c, $7.90; 44.42 sq yds
macadamizing at 28c, $12.44.. 36 44
Iowa M. B. & L. Ass'n. Porter's
add, lot 11. 4 sq yds guttering
at 28 $1.12; 8.67 sq yds macad
amizing at 28c. $2.43.. .. .... 3.55
Adopted by the following vote:
Alds.-Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Borg, Bonson, Cullen, Denner`, Lagen.
McEvoy, Ryder.
Ald, Bonson offered the following:
esolved by the city council of the
of Dubuque: That to pay for im
pro
of Garfield avenue from
k ave to Reed ave by Wilmer Cook,
tractor, in frotn of and adjoining
same, a special tax be and is here-
evied on the several lots, and parts
ots, and parc^ls of real estate here -
ter named, situate and owned, and
the several amounts set opposit>
lot or parcel of real estate, as fol-
ial Assessment Submitted Sept. 7,
1896.
c Altman, McCraney's 1st
Dan Norton, Buettell's sub, lot
10, 109.5 lin ft curbstone at 28c
$30.66; 69.77 sq yds guttering
at 28c, $19.53; 99.44 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 28c, $27.84 .... 78 03
J. J. Flynn, Buettell's sub, lot
9. 66.8 lin ft curbstone at 28c,
$18.70; 33.77 sq yds guttering
at 28c, $9.45; 55.72 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 28c, $15.60
Dan Norton, Buettell's sub, lot 43 7 5
8. 68 lin ft curbstone at 28c,
19.04; 33.77 sq yds guttering
at 28c. $9.45; 55.72 sq yds ma_
badamizing at 28c, 15.60 .. • . 44 09
Neal Mcpoland. Buvttell's sub
lot 7; 54 lin ft curbston- at 28c,
$15.12; 29.33 sq yds guttering
at 28c, $8.21; 48.50 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 28e, $13, 5a
'Louis Burchart, Buettell's sub 36 91
R
city
pr
Doc
con
the
by 1
of 1
inaf
for
of 6, 50.5 11n ft curbstone at each
tering at 2Sc, $6.28; 36.47 sq
28e, $14.14: 22.44 sq yds gut- lows
Spec
yds macadamizing at 28c,
Fran
Adjourned Peyular Session, September 8, 1896. ` 29
add, lot 27, 50 lin ft curbstone
at 30c. $15;22.22 sq yds gutter-
ing at 30c, $6.67; 77.78 sq yds
macadamizing at 303, $23.33$
Franc Altman, Mciraney's 1s:
add, lot 28, 50 lin ft curbstone
at 30e. $15. 22.22 sq vds gutter-
ing at 30c, $6.67: 77.78 sq yds
sq yds macadam:zi.ng at 39c,
$23.33.... .. .... ...... $
Franc Altman, McCrarey's 1st
add, lot 29. 51 lin ft curbstone
at 30c. $15, 22.22 sq yds gutter-
ing at 39c. $6.67; 77.7S sq vds
macadam'zing a' £0'. $23.33$
Alen Schumacher, McCraney's
1st add, lot 30, 50 lin ft c'bston'
at 30e, $15. 22.22 sq yds gutter-
ing of 30e. $0.67; 77.78 so yds
ma^adam'zIhg at 30' $23 33$
Alen Pchuma^her, McCraney's
1st add. lot 31, 50 lin ft c'bstone
at 30c, $15. 22.22 sq vds gutter-
ing at 30e $0.67: 77.78 s -t yds
maeadimizirg rt :'0c. $23."3$
Allen Schumacher. Mc"'raney's
lst add, lot 32. 50 lin ft c'bstone
at 30c, $15. 22.22 sq yds gutt°r-
ing at 30e. $6.67; 77.78 so yds
macadamiz'rg at 30c $23.33$
Leathers & Trewin, McCraney's
1st add, lot 33. 74 lin ft curb-
stone at 20c, $22.21; 34.67 sq
yds guttering at 30c, $10.40;
99.55 sq yds macadamizing at
30e, $29.86 .... .. .....
Wm. Benton. McCraney's 1st
add, lot 2. 72 lin ft curbstone at
30c, $21.60; 33.78 sq ycls gutter-
ing at 30e, $10.13; 99.55 sq yds
macadamizing at 30c. $29.86. .
Wm. Benton. McCraney's 1st
add, lot 3. 50 lin ft curb=ton, at
30c. $15: 22.22 sq yds'kuttering
at 3^c $6.67: 77.78 sq yds ma-
cadamizirg at 30^. $21.33.
Wm. Be^t'n, McCraney's 1st
add, lot 5. 50 lin ft curbstone at
30c. $15; 22.22 sq yds guttering
at 30c $6.67; 77.78 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30c $23.'3.
Wm. Benton. McCr'ney's 1st
add, lot 6. 50 lin ft curbstone at
30c. $15; 22.22 sq yds guttering
at 30c. $6.67; 77.78 sq yds ma-
cada.m4zing at 30e, $21,33.
Wm. Benton. McCraney's 1st
add, lot 7. 50 lin ft curbstone at,
30c, $15: 22.22 sq yds guttering
at 30c $6.67: 77.78 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30c, $23.33.
Wm. Benton. McCraney's 1st
add lot 8, 52 lin ft curbstone at
30c $15.60;22.22 sn yd guttering
at 30c, $6.67; 77.78 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30c, $23.33 ..
Wm. Benton, Mecraney's 1st
add lot 4, 50 lin ft curbstone at
30c, $15; 22.22 sq yds guttering
at 30c, $6.67; 77.78 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30e, $23.33.
Adopted by the following vote:
Alds.-Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
45 00 McEvoy, Ryder.
Aid. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
Tont to pay for improvem^nt of Grace
street from Grandview avenue to east
45 00 line, lot 8, O'Hare's sub, by Steuck &
O'Farrel & Linehan, contractors, in
front of and adjoining the same, a spec-
ial tax be and is hereby levied on the
several lots, and parts of lots and par -
45 01 cels of real estate hereinafter named,
situate and owned. and for the several
amounts set opposite each lot or par-
cel of real estate, as follows:
Special assessment submitted Sept.
7th. 1896:.
Grandview Ave M E church, sub
20, Reche's sub, lot 1, 119 lin ft
curbing at 30e, $35.70 54.67 sq
yds guttering at 30c, $16.40;
45 00 140.10 sq yds macadamizing at
30c. $42.03. $ 94 13
Wm Reche's Est, sub 20, Reche's
sub. lot 2, 52 lin ft curbing at
30e, $15.60; 23.11 sq yds gutter-
ing45 00 at 30e. $6.93; 63.55 sq yds
macadamizing at 30c, $19.06 41 59
Geo Eichh.orn, sub 20, Reche's
sub, lot 19, 55.8 lin ft curbing
.at 30e, $16.74! 24.80 sq yds gut-
tering at 30e, $7.44; 68.20 sq yd.s
macadamizing at 30c, $20.46 44 G4
62 46 James E. Durand, Reche's
sub, lot 18, 55.8 :in ft curbing
at 30c. $16.74; 24.80 sq yds gut-
tering at 30e, $7.44; 68.20 sq
yds macadamizing at 30c,
61 59 $20.46.
R Off, Reche's sub, lot 17,
59.4 lin ft curbing at 30c, $17.-
82; 24.80 sq yds guttering at
30c, $7.44; 73.50 sq yds mac -
45 00• adamizing at 30c, $22.05 ... 47 31
M F Kleckberger, Reche's sub,
lot 16, 7.78 sq yds guttering
at 30e, $2.33; 36.94 sq yds mac
adamizing at 30c, $11.08. . 13 41
45 00 J C Roberts, Reche's sub, lot
21, 169 lin ft curbing at 30c,
$50.70; 88.90 sq yds guttering
at 30e, $26.67; 264.72 sq yds
macadamizing at 30c, $79.41 156 78
45 00 J C Roberts, Reche's sub, lot 22,
74.8 lin ft curbing at 30c, $22.-
44; 38.90 sq yds guttering at
30c, $11.67; 106.33 sq yds mac
adamizing at 30c, $31.90 . . . 66 01
Heer & Kochendorfer, Reche's
45 00 sub, lot 23, 50 lin ft curb-
ing at 30e, $15.00; 22.22 sq yds
guttering at 30e, $6.67; 61.11
sq yds macadamizing at 30c,
$18.33
45 60 T B Cain, Reche's sub,
24, 50 lin ft curb-
ing at 30c, $15.00; 22.22 sq yds
guttering at 30c, $6.67; 61.11
sq yds macadamizing at 30c,
45 00 $18.33 . . . . . . . . 40 00
45 00
44 64
40
00
230 A' jourite.•1 Re' Oar Session, September 8, 1s9(;.
Heer & Kochendorfer, Reche's
sub, lot 25, '50 lin ft curb-
ing at 30c, 115.00; 22.22 sq yds
guttering at 30c, $6.67; 61.11
sq yds macadamizing at 30c,
118.33
W E Gregory, Reche's
sub, lot 26, 50 lin ft curb-
ing at 30c, $15.00; 22.22 sq yds
guttering at 30c, $6.67; 61.11.
sq yds macadamizing at 30c,
$18.33
Heer & Kochendorfer, Reche's
sub, lot 27, 70 lin ft curbing
at 30c, x$21; 32.90 sq yds gut-
tering at 30e, 19.87; 108.78 sq
yds macadamizing at 30c, $32.-
63
Simon Thoni, Reche's sub, lot
28, 70.3 :in ft curbing at 30c,
121.09; 32.90 sq yds gutter-
ing at 30c, $9.87; 87.40 sq yds
macadamizing at 30c, $26.22 .. 57 18
W G Sweeney's Est, sub 7,
O'Hare's sub, lat 4, 46 lin ft
curbing at 30c, $13.80; 20.44 sq
yds guttering at 30c, 16.13; 56.-
22 sq yds macadamizing at 30c,
$16.87 . . 36 80
W G Sweeney's Est, sub 7,
O'Hare's sub, lot 5, 46 lin ft
curbing at 30c, 113.80; 20.44 sq
yds guttering at 30c, $6.13;
56.22 sq yds macadamizing at
30e, $16.87 36 80
W G Sweeney's Est, sub 7,
O'Hare's sub. lot 6, 46 lin ft
curbing at 30c, 113.80; 20.44 sq
yds guttering at 30c, $6.13; 56.-
22 sq yds macadamizing at 30c,
116.87 36 80
J J Grigg, Grigg's sub lot 5, 66
lin ft curbing at 30e, $19.80;
37.11 sq yds guttering at 30c,
111.13; 92.90 sq yds macad-
amizing at 30c, $27.87. 58 80
J J Grigg, Grigg's sub, lot 6, 50
lin ft curbing at 30c, 115.00;
22.22 sq yds guttering at 30e,
$6.67; 64.44 sq yds macadam-
izing at 30c, 119.33. .. 41 00
J J Grigg, Grigg's sub; lot 7, 45.8
lin ft curbing at 30c, $13.74;
20.40 sq yds guttering at 30c,
$G.12; 67.22 sq yds macadam-
izing at 30c, $20.17. . 40 03
J J Grigg, Grigg's sub, lot 8,
42.8 lin ft curbing at 30c,
112.84; 24.44 sq yds gutter-
ing at 30c, $7.33; 61.11 sq yds
macadamizing at 30c, $18.3338 50
J J Grigg, Grigg's sub, lot 9,
43 lin ft curbing at 30c,
$1.2.90; 24.44 sq yds guttering
at 30e, 17.33; 61.11 sq yds mac-
adamizing at 30c, $18.33 . . . 38 56
Mary A Kemler, sub 4, O'Hare's
sub, lot 1, 55 lin ft curbing at
30c, $16.50; 24.44 sq yds gutter-
ing at 30c, $7.33; 67.22 sq yds
macadamizing at 30c, $20.17... 44 00
Mary A Kemler, sub 4, O'Hare's
sub, lot 2, 83 lin ft curbing at
40 00
40 00
63 50
30c, $24.90; 36.90 sq yds gutter-
ing at 30c, $11.07; 101.44 sq yds
macadamizing at 30c, $30.43 . . 66 40
Mrs L M Post, Hodge's sub, lot
11, 45.9 lin ft curbing at 30c,
$13.77; 20.40 sq yds guttering
at 30c, 16.12; 56.10 sq yds mac-
adamizing at 30c, $16.83 . . 36 72
Mrs L M Post, Hodge's sub, lot
10, 45.9 lin ft curbing at 30c,
$13.77; 20.40 sq yds guttering
at 30c, $6.12; 56.10 sq yds mac-
adamizing at 30c, $16.83. ... 36 72
Mrs L M Post, Hodge's sub, lot
9, 45.9 lin ft curbing at 30c,
$13.77; 20.40 sq yds guttering
at 30c, $6.12; 56.10 sq yds mac-
adamizing at 30c, $16.83 . 36 72
M Michels, Hodge's sub, lot 8,
44.2 lin ft curbing at 30c,
$13.26; 19.64 sq yds guttering
at 30c, 15.89; 54 sq yds macad-
amizing at 30c, $16.20 . . 35 35
H R Keagy, Hodges sub, lot 7,
44.2 lin ft curbing at 30c.
$13.26; 19.64 sq yds guttering
at 30c. $5.89; 54 sq yds macad-
amizing at 30c, 116.20 . 35 35
0 Bennett, Hodge's sub, lot 6,
52.2 lin ft curbing at 30c,
$15.66; 24.10 sq yds guttering
at 30c, $7.23; 76.24 sq yds mac-
adamizing at 30e, $22.87 . 45 76
Hyacinth Girard, Hodge's sub,
lot 5, 121.7 lin ft curbing at 30c,
136.51; 53.33 sq yds glittering
at 30c, $16.00; 153 sq yds mac-
adamizing at 30e, $45.90 98 41
Adopted by the following vote
Ayes-Alds Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That to pay for improvement of
Coates avenue from Fremont avenue to
Cross street, by Wm. Dodson, contrac-
tor, 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 nam-
ed, situate and owned, and for the sev-
eral amounts set opposite each lot or
parcel of real estate, as follows:
'Special assessment submitted Sept.
7th, 1896:
C A Alexander, sub 3, Bab -
cock's add, lot 2, 273 lin ft curb
ing at 27c, $73.71; 125.78 sq
yds guttering at 27c, $33.96;
332.44 sq yds macadamizing
at 28c, $93.08. $200 75
C A Alexander, sub 5, Simpson's
add, lot 1, 101 lin ft curbing at
27c, $27.27; 41 sq yds gutter-
ing at 27e, $11.07; 119 sq yds
macadamizing at 28c, $33.32 71 66
T Trieloff, Concord sub, lot 13,
141 lin ft curbing at 27c, $38.07;
66.67 sq yds guttering at 27c,
118; 194.78 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 28c, $54.54 . . . 110 G1
el l jrni,,i tl k+;/'i1, p' Session, Septern3er 8, 1898. 231
A Mink, Concord sub, lot 14,
141.5 lin ft curbing at 27c, $38,-
20; 66.67 sq yds guttering at
27c, $18; 194.78 sq yds macad-
amizing at 28c, $54.54. . 110 74
Robert Sellers, Simpson's add,
lot 9, 106 lin ft curbing at 27c,
$28.62;52.44 sq yds guttering
at 27c. $14.16; 152.44 sq yds
macadamizing at 28e, $12.68 85 46
Joseph Hoerner, Simpson's add,
lot 10, 96.5 lin ft curbstone at
27c, $26.05; 48.90 sq yds gutter
ing at 27c, $13.20; 127.11 sq yds
macadamizing at 28c, $35.59 74 84
Sam Bennett, Simpson's add,
lot 11. 101.3 lin ft curbing at
27c. $27.35; 50.93 sq yds gutter-
ing at 27e, $13.75; 132.73 sq yds
macadamizing at 28r.. $37.1678 26
Lid Emmert. Simpson's add, lot
12, 106.8 lin ft curbstone at
27c, $28.84; 53.33 sq yds gutter-
ing at 27c, $14.40; 139.33 sq yds
macadamizing at 28c, $39.0182 25
Frank Sellers, Simpson's add, lot
13, 106 lin ft curbing at 27c.
$28.62; 56.22 sq yus guttering
at 27c, $15.18; 147.28 sq yds mac
adamizing at 28c, $41.24 . 85 04
Geo A Sturtevant, Simpson's add,
lot 14, 121.7 lin ft curbstone at
27c, $32.86; 59.6 sq yds gutter-
ing at 27c, $16.09; 156.56 sq yds
macadamizing at 28c, $43.84... 92 79
C F McDonald, Simpson's add, lot
15, 136.7 lin ft curbing at 27c,
$36.91; 61.56 sq yds guttering
at 27c, $16.62; 168.05 sq yds
macadamizing at 28c, $47.05... 100 58
John Gadient, Simpson's add,
lot 16, 143.5 lin ft curbing at
27c, $38.75; 68.44 sq yds gut-
tering at 27c, $18.48; 182.11 sq
yds macadamizing at 28c,
$50.99 . 108 22
John Gadient, Simpson's add,
lot 17,148 lin ft curbing at 27c,
$39.96; 65.78 sq yds guttering
at 27c, $17.76; 180.90 sq yds mac
adamizing at 28c, $50.65 . .... 108 37
John Gadient, Simpson's add,
lot 18. 61 lin ft curbing at 27c,
$16.47; 28.90 sq yds guttering
at 27c, $7.80; 61.11 sq yds mac-
adamizing at 28e, $17.11. 41 38
Malcolm Post, Simpson's add,
lot 35; 196.4 lin ft curbing at
27c, $53.03; 89.11 sq yds gutter-
ing at 27c, $24.06; 228.55 sq yds
macadamizing at 28c, $63.99.. 141 08
Malcolm Post, Simpson's add,
lot 36, 172.7 :in ft curbing at 27c,
$46.63; 76.75 sq yds gutter-
ing at 27c, $20.72; 211.08 sq yds
macadamizing at 28c, $59.10.. 126 45
Malcolm Post, Simpson's add,
lot 37, 172.7 lin ft curbing at 27c
$46.63; 76.75 sq yds gutter-
ing at 27c, $20.72; 211.08 sq yds
macadamizing at 28c, $59.10.. 126 45
Malcolm Post, Simpson's add,
lot 38, 172.7 lin ft curbing at 27o
$46.63; 76.75 sq yds gutter -
Ing at 27c, $20.72; 211.08 sq yds
macadamizing at 28c, $59.10.. 126 45
M Horst, sub 39, 40 and 41, Simp
son's add, lot 10, 50 lin ft
curbing at 27c, $13.50! 22.22 sq
yds guttering at 27c, $6.00; 61.-
11 sq yds macadamizing at
28c, $17.11. . 36 61
M Horst, sub 39, 40 and 41, Simp-
son's add, lot 9, 37.2 lin ft
curbing at 27c, $10.04; 27.55 sq
yds guttering at 27c, $7.44;
61.11 sq yds macadamizing at
28c, $17.11 . . 34 59
T Trieloff, sub 39, 40 and 41,
Simpson's add, lot 8, 42.6
lin ft curbing at 27c, $11.50;
24.90 sq yds guttering at 27c,
$6.72; 61.11 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 28c, $17.11. . 35 33
T Trieloff, sub 39, 40 and 41,
Simpson's add, lot 7, 50 lin ft
curbing at 27c, $13.50; 22.22 sq
yds guttering at 27c, $6.00;
61.11 sq yds macadamizing at
28c, $17.11. 36 61
T Trieloff, sub 39, 40 and 41,
Simpson's add, lot 6, 50 lin ft
curbing at 27c, $13.50; 22.22 sq
yds guttering at 27c, $6.00;
61.11 sq yds macadamizing at
28c, $17.11. 36 61
T Trieloff, sub 39, 40 and 41,
Simpson's add, lot 5, 50 lin ft
curbing at 27c, $13.50; 22.22 sq
yds guttering at 27c, $6.00;
61.11 sq yds macadamizing at
28c. $17.11. 36 61
T Trieloff, sub 39, 40 and 41,
Simpson's add, lot 4, 42 lin ft
curbing at 27c, $11.34; 24.90
sq yds guttering at 27c, $6.72;
61.11 sq yds macadamizing at
28c, $17.11. 35 17
T Trieloff, sub 39, 40 and 41,
Simpson's add, lot 3, 50 :in ft
curbing at 27c, $13.50; 22.22 sq
yds guttering at 27c, $6.00;
61.11 sq yds macadamizing at
28c, $17.11. 36 61
T Trieloff, sub 39, 40 and 41,
Simpson's add, lot 2, 50 lin ft
curbing at 27c, $13.50; 22.22 sq
yds guttering at 27c, $6.00;
61.11 sq yds macadamizing at
28c, $17.11. 36 61
T Trieloff, sub 39, 40 and 41,
Simpson's add, lot 1, 59 lin ft
curbing at 27c, $15.93; 32.90 sq
yds guttering at 27c, $8.88; 83.11
sq yds macadamizing at 28c,
$23.27. 48 08
Wm Coate's Est, Simpson's add,
lot 42, 172 lin ft curbing at
27c, $46.44; 76.44 sq yds gut-
tering at 27c, $20.64; 211.08 sq
yds macadamizing at 28c,
$59.10 . . . . . . . . 126 18
Wm Coates' Est, Simpson's add,
lot 43, 159.3 lin ft curbing at
27c, $43.01; 81.78 sq yds gut-
tering at 27c, $22.08; 211.08 sq
yds macadamizing at 28c,
232 Adjourned Regular Session, S Vela'ier 8, 1896 .
$59.10 ' 124 19
Wm Coates' Est, Simpson's add,
lot 44, 216 lin ft curbing at 27c,
$58.32; 109.33 sq yds gutter-
ing at 27c, $29.52; 283.55 sq yds
macadamizing at 28c, $79.39... 167 23
Adopted by the following vote
Ayes—Aids Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following,
which was adopted:
Be it resolved, That the special as-
sessment against lot 4 sub of part out
lot 684, city, Mike Hardie. owner, for
sewer in Cornell street, be reduced to
90 cents.
Aid. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That Angello street, between Wes:
Locust street and Cox street, be graded,
guttered, curbed and macadamized, in
conformity with the ordinance upon
that subject. That the city engineer
be and is hereby directed to make the
necessary plans and specifications for
said improvement, and the city record-
er directed to give the proper notice for
bids and proposals for the performance
of the work; the guttering, curbing and
macadamizing to be done at the expense
of the owners of the abutting proper-
ty; the grading to be bid in the total.
The contractor to have until November
let. 1897, to complete the work. No
estimates to be returned untill Feb-
ruary
lst, 1897, or later.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alda. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That Cox street, between 17th street
and Union avenue, be graded, gu:tered,
curbed and macadamized, in conformity
with the ordinance upon that subject.
That the city engineer be and is here-
by directed to make the necessary plans
and specifications for Bald improve-
ment, and the city recorder directed to
give the proper notice for bids and pro-
posals for the performance of the work;
the guttering, curbing and macadam-
izing to be done at the expense of the
owners of the abutting property; th
grading to be .bid in the total. The
eontractors have until November 1st,
1897 to complete the work. No esti-
mates to be •until February 1st, 1897 or
after.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy, and Ryder.
Alderman Bonson offered the follow-
ing.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That Catherine st.
between 17th street and north end of
Catherine street, be graded, guttered,
curbed and macadamized, in conformity
with the ordinance upon that subject.
That the city engineer be and is hereby
directed to make the necessary plans
and specifications for said improvement,
and the city recorder directed to give
the proper notice for bids and proposals
for the performance of the work; the
guttering, curbing and macadamizing'
to be done at the expense of the own-
ers of the abutting property; the grad-
ing to be bid in total. The contractor
to have to Nov. 1st, 1897 to complete
the work. No estimates to be returned
until Feb. 1st, 1897.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Alderman Bonson offered the follow•
ing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That Thomas and
Franklin streets, between Cornell ana
Yates streets, be graded, guttered, curh-
ed and macadamized, in conformity
with the ordinance upon that subject.
That the city engineer be and is hereby
directed to make the necessary plans
and specifications for said improvement,
and the city recorder directed to give
the proper no:ice for bids and proposals
f, r the performance of the work; the
poitenng, curbing and macadamizing
to oe done at the expense of the o xt_
+,s of abutting property; the grading
Lc be bid in the total.
Auopted by • the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Albrecht, Altman, Bau,,r
tsonson, ^:+lien, Dennert,
Meloy and Ryder.
Alderman Bonson offered the follow-
ing:
Resolved by the city council of the
City of Dubuque: That a sidewalk
two (2) feet wide, of good two-inch
plank, be, within ten days of this no-
tice, constructed and laid in conformity
with the ordinance in relation to side-
walks, on the north side of Valley
street, between Southern avenue and
Wilde street where not already Laid, at
the expense of abutting property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alda. Aibreoht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Logon,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Alderman Bonson offered the follow-
ing.
Resolved by the City Council of t.ae
City of Dubuque: That sidewalks of
good two-inch plank, brick, stone or
cement, be, within ten days of this no-
tice, constructed and laid in conformity
with the ordinance in relation to side-
walks, as follows:
4 fee; wide on both sides of Goethe
avenue between Burden avenue and
Sheridan street.
4 feet wide on north side of Southern
avenue between a and
W' 4relgu g7eainie.
4 feet wide on north side of Lawther
avenue between Burden avenue and
Windsor avenue.
4 feet wide on west side of Sheridan
A-ljourned Regular SeBeion, September 8, 1896. •233
'street between Goethe avenue and Law- Resolved by the City Council of the
then avenue. City of Dubuque: That the mayor is
4 feet wide on west side of Hv hereby authorized and required for the
Court between Lowther avenuea and and purpose of
Strauss avenue. providing for the cost and
expense of improving the following
4 feet wide on south side of Clinton streets and alleys, to -wit:
avenue between Queen street and Wind-
sor avenue. Fremont avenue Yram North Cas
4 feet wide an east side of Queen cade road to Pacific street..$1500 00
',Garfield avenue from Dock street
street between Sanford street and north to First avenue. 1400 00
RiesWest 8th street from West line
of Roger's sub to Air Hill st200 00
and St. Mary's street from Emmett
to West 3rd street 600 00
✓ Queen street from Sanford street
to Clinton street 2800 00
Alley from 14th to 15th between
Pine and Maple s`reets 200 00
Alley from 17th to 18th between
Elm and Pine streets 200 00
✓Ailey from 16th to 18th between
Maple and Cedar streets 200 00
19th street from wes` line of Pine
street to east line of East Du-
buque add 200 00
Alley north of Eagle Point ave-
nue from Prince street to C.
G. W. R. R. 200 00
Ries street from Windsor avenue
to Stafford avenue. . . 400 00
15th street from alley east of
Elm to Pine street. 200 00
Edison street from Stafford ave -
to Althauser avenue. 800 0l
Eagle street and Emsley alley
from Middle avenue to Alt-
hauser avenue. 800 0.0
West 17th street from Clark
street to Cox street 2000 00
To issue under the provision of the
ordinance adopted August 9th, 1894, by
the city council of the city of Du-
buque, bonds to the amount of $12,000
of the denomination of $1,000, each
numbered from 22 to 33 inclusive, all
da`el September 8th, 1896, payable
seven years after date, or at any time
before said date.
At the option of the city of Dubuque
and bearing interest at the rate of five
per cent. per annum, payable semi-an-
nually, both principal and interest pay
able at the office of the city treasurer
in the city of Dubuque, Iowa.
When said bonds are issued and reg-
istered they shall be delivered to the
finance committee, who shall sell the
same at not less than par, and pay the
proceeds of same to the city treasurer
to be applied by him in accordance
with the provisions of the ordinance
adopted August 9th, 1894 and said coin
mittee is to report its doings to the city
council.
Ald. Ryder offered the following
which was adopted:
Be It Resolved, By the city council of
..the city of Dubuque That the city
marshal be and is hereby instructed to
notify all property owners who permit
the caps of water pipes above the side-
walk adjoining their premises to place
the same under the level of said side.
walk, as the same where they so pro.
end of street.
4 feet wide on north side of
street between Windsor avenue
Stafford avenue.
4 feet wide on both sides of Edison
street between Stafford avenue and Alt-
hauser avenue.
4 feet wide on both sides of Fremont
avenue between Cascade road and Pa-
cific street.
4 feet wide on both sides of Hart
street between Couler avenue and Va-
leria street.
4 feet wide on east side of Paul street
between Seminary street and Leibnitz
street.
4 feet wide on both sides of West Sth
street between Hill street and Air Hill
street.
4 feet wide on north side of Union
avenue between We.:t Locust street and
Blake street.
4 feet wide on both sides of Grand-
view avenue between Southern avenue
.and east end.
6 feet wide on both sides of Jackson
street between 27th street and Peru
road.
Where not already laid at the expense
of abutting property. Adopted by the
following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Albrecht. Altman, Bauer,
Berb, Benison, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Alderman Bonson offered the follow
Ing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That sidewalks of
brick, stone or cement, be, within 20
days of this notice, constructed and
laid in conformity with the ordinance in
relation to sidewalks as follows:
12 feet wide on west side of West Main
street between Main street and Jones
street.
12 feet wide on south side of 1th
stree3t between Main street and Iowa
street.
Where not already laid at the expense
of abutting property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Logen,
Alchvoy and Ryder.
Alderman Bowan offered the follow-
ing which was adopted:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That the city record-
er be and is hereby instructed to give
the proper notice in regard to the pro-
posed vacation of ten (10) feet off the
west side of Queen street, north of San-
ford street, as shown by plat prepared
by the city engineer.
. 4:derman Ryder offered the following
Which was adopted:
234 Adjourned Regular Session, September 8, 1896
ject are dangerous to pedestrians ar d
are an obstruction to public travel.
Ald. Ryder offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That the tax levy
on all taxable property within the lim-
its of the city of Dubuque for the year
1896 be fixed as follows:
Expense, ,6 mills.
Special interest, 4 mills.
Water, 1 mill.
Total, 11 mills.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Alds Albrecht, Altman, Bauer.
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Ryder offer:d the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That the board of
supervisors of Dubuque county be in-
structed to levy two (2) mills on all
taxable property within the limits of
the city of Dubuque (Julien townsh'p)
for 1896 for bridge purposes, for tie
use and benefit of the city of Dubu-
que.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Alds Albrecht, Altman. Bau r,
Berg, Bonson. Cu11'n, Denner:, Lagen
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Berg of the board of health of-
fered the following:
Whereas. The owners of lots 362,
363 and 364 East Dubuque add, have
been notified as required by law to fill
said lots, so as to prevent stagnant
water from lying thereon, and
Whereas, The owners of said prop-
erty have refused and neglect.d to fill
said lots in the time and manner re-
quired. therefore
Resolved. That the city engineer he
and is hereby instructed to prepare
plans and specificat'ons for filling said
lots so as to prevent stagnant water
from lying thereon, and advert'se for
bids for doing said work, and submit
same to the council.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Alda Albrecht, APm' n. Eauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, I.agen
McEvoy and Ryder.
Md Berg of the board of health offer-
ed the following wh'ch was adopted:
To Peter Kiene, et al:
You and each of you are hereby no-
tified that it is the intention of the
city council of the city of pubuque to
pass a resolution at its nextegular ses
slon, ordering to be filled and raised
lots which are at times subject to be
covered wth stagnant water, which
lots are numbered and described as fol-
lows:
Lots 9 to 14 inclusive and 23 to 26 in
elusive in block 20 Dubuque Harbor
Improvement Company's add:
You are notified to appear, if you de-
sire, at the next regular meeting of the
council and show cause, 1f any you
have, why said resolution should not
be passed, as it is proposed that said
filling shall be at your expense.
The next session of the council will
commence on October 5th, 1896.
Ald. Berg of the board of health of-
fered the following which was adopt-
ed:
To Key City Cooperage Co:
You and each of you are hereby no-
tified that it is the intention of the city
council of the city of Dubuque to pass
a resolution at its next regular session,
ordering to be fi11Ed and raised lots
which are at times subject to be cove r-
ed with stagnant water, which lots
are numbered and described as fol-
lows:
Lot 1 01 12 and 1 of 23 Dubuque Har-
bor Improvement Company's add,
block 2S.
You are notified to a.prar, if you de-
sire, at the next regular meeting of the
council and show cause, if any you
have, why said resolution should not
be passe d. as it is proposed that said
flllirg :•11.111 be at your expense.
The next sessicn of the council will
commence on Oc.obtr 5th. 1896.
Ald. Berg of the board of health of-
fered the following, which was atlop:ed:
To M. Kohn:
You are hereby notified that it is the
intention of the City Council of the City
of Dubuque to pass a resolution at its
next regular session, ordering to be
filled and raise lots which are at times
subject to be covered with stagnant es-
ter, which lots are numbered and de-
scribed as follows:
Lot 306 East Dubuque add.!
You are notified to appear, if you de-
sire, at the next regular meeting of the
council and show cause, if any you
have, why said resolution should nor
be passed, as it is proposed that said
filling shall be at your expense.
The next session of the council will
commence on October 5, 1896.
Ald. Berg of the board of health of-
fered the following, which was adopted•
To I. Belsky:
You are hereby notified that it is the
intention of the City Council of the
CIty of Dubuque to pass a resolution at
its next regular session, ordering to be
filled and raised lots which are at times
subject to be covered with stagnant wa-
ter, which lots are numbered and de-
scribed as follows:
N 1-2 lot 307, East Dubuque add.
You are notified to appear, if you de-
sire, at the next regular meeting of the
Council and show cause, if any you
have, why said resolution should not be
passed, as it is proposed that said fill-
ing shall be at your expense.
The next session of the council will
commence October 5th, 1896.
Ald. Berg, of the board of health, of-
fered the following, which was adopted:
To I. Manhoff:
You are hereby notified that it is th!e
intention of the City Council of the
Adjourned Regular Se88ion,
City of Dubuque to pass a resolution at
its next regular session, ordering to be
filled and raised lots which are at times
subject to be covered with stagnant wa-
ter, which lets are numbered and de-
scribed as follows:
S 1-2 lot 307, East Dubuque add:
You are notified to appear, if you de-
sire, at the next regular meeting of the
council and show cause, if any you
have, why said resolution should not be
passed, as it is proposed that said fill -
)ng shall be at your expense.
The next session of the council will
commence on October 5tn, 1896.
Ald. Berg of the board of heatlh, of-
fered the following, which was adopted:
To the C., M. & St. P. R. R. Co.:
You are hereby notified that it is the
intention of the City Council of the
City of Dubuque to pass a resolution at
its next regular session, ordering to be
filled and raised lots which are at times
subject to be covered with stagnant wa-
ter, which lots are numbered and de-
scribed as follows:
Lots 13 to 23 inclusive in block 23,
Dubuque Harbor Improvement Com-
pany's add.
You are notified to appear, if you de-
sire, at the next regular meeting of the
council and show cause, if any you
have, why said resolution should not be
passed, as it is proposed that said fill-
ing shall be at your expense.
The next session of the council will
commence on October 5th, 1846.
Ald. Berg of the board of health of-
fered the following, which was adopted:
To Geo. Klein:
You are hereby notified that it is the
Intention of the City Council of the
City of Dubuque to pass a resolution at
its next regular session, ordering to be
filled and raised lots which are at tines
subject to be covered with stagnant wa-
ter, which lots are numbered and de-
scribed as follows:
N 1-2 of 308, East Dubuque add,
You are notified to appear, if you de-
sire, at the next regular meeting of the
council and show cause, if any you
have, why said resolution should not he
passed, as it is proposed that said till-
ing shall be at your expense.
The next session of the council will
commence on October 5th, 1896.
Ald. Berg of the board of health of-
fered the following, which was adopted:
To A. Lewis:
You are hereby notified that it is the
intention of the City Council of the
City of Dubuque to pass a resolution et
its next regular session. ordering to be
filled and raised lots which are at times
subject to be covered with stagnant wa-
ter, which lots are numbered and des-
cribed as follows:
South 1-2 of 308, East Dubuque add.
You are notified to appear, if you de-
sire, at the next regular meeting of the
council and show cause, if any you
have, why said resolution should not be
passed, as it is proposed that said fill -
September 8, 1896. '? 3:,
ing shall be at your expense.
The next session of the council wi:1
commence on October 5th, 1896.
Ald. Berg of the board of health of-
fered the following which was adopt-
ed:
To F. M. Ellis:
You and each of yon are hereby noti-
fied that it is the intention of the city
council of the city of Dubuque to pass
a resolution at its next regular session,
ordering to be filled and raised lots
which are at times subject to be cover-
ed with stagnant water. which lots are
numbered and described as follows:
Lot 143 Burden's and Lawther's sub.
You are notifl=d to appear. is you de-
sire, at the next regular meeting of the
council and show cause, If any you have
why said resolution should not be
passed. and it is proposed that said
filling shall be at your expense.
The next session of the council will
commence on October 5. 1896.
Ald. Berg of the board of health of-
fered the following which was adopt-
ed:
To Poole & Stephens:
You and each of you are heraby no-
tified that it is the intention of the city
council of the city of Dubuque to pass
a resolution at its next regular session.
ordering to br filled and raised lots
which are at times subject to be cover-
ed with stagnant water which lots are
numbered and described as follows:
Lot 365 Ea=t Dubuque add.
You are notified to appear. if you de-
sire, at the next regular meeting of the
council and show cause. If any you
have, why said resolution should not
be passed, as it is proposed that said
filling shall be at your expense.
The next session of the cocncil will
commence on October 5. 1896.
Ald. Berg of the board of health of-
fered the following which was adopted:
To Martin Heer:
You and each of you are hereby noti-
fled that it is the intention of the city
council of the city of Dubuque to pass
a resolution at its next regular session,
ordering to be filled and raised lots
which are at times subject to be cover-
ed with (stagnant water, which lots are
numbered and described as follows:
Lot 27 in Reches' sub.
You are notified to appear, if you de-
sire, at the next regular meeting of
the council and show cause, if any you
have, why said resolution should not
he passed, as it is proposed that said
filling shall be at your expense.
The next session of the council will
commence October 5, 1896.
Ald. Berg of the board of health of-
fered the following which was adopt-
ed:
To F. Lorendolt:
You and each of you are hereby noti-
fled that it is the intention of the city
council of the city of Dubuque to pass
'2,36 Adpura.ol Regular Ses ion, September 8, 1896.
a resolution at its next regular session,
ordering to be filled and raised lots
which are at times subject to be cov-
ered with stagnant water, which lots
are numbered and described as fol-
lows:
Lot 142 Burdens and Lawther's add:
You are notified to appear, if you de-
sire, at the next regular meeting of the
council and show cause, if any you
have, why said resolution should not
be passed, as it is proposed that said
filling shall be at your expense.
The next session of the council will
commence on October 5, 1896.
Ald. Berg of the board of health of-
fered the following which was adopt-
ed:
Whereas, The property, lots, and
parts of lots hereinafter described are,
at times, subject to be covered with
stagnant water: and
Whereas, The owners of sa'd prop-
erty have teen notified as required by
law to appear and show cause why
said lots should not be filled, there-
fore,
Be it Resolved, by the city council
of the city of Dubuque. that the fol-
lowing described property, lots, and
parts of lots, viz:
Lot 31, E. Langworthy's add.
be filled and raised at the expenes of
the owners, to a height sufficient in
the judgment of the city engineer, to M
prevent stagnant water roman ng
thereon. The work is to be complet-
ed by Oct -'---
cost of said improvement to b
at the expense of the owners of adja-
cent property in accordance with the
ordinance on that subject.
Adopted by the fo:lowing vote:
Ayes—Aids. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg. Ronson, Cullen, Lagen, McEvoy,
and Ryder.
Alderman McEvoy offered the follow-
ing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That a sidewalk 4
feet wide of good two-inch plank, be,
within 15 days of this notice, construct-
ed and laid in conformity with the
ordinance in relation to sidewalks, on
the south side of Fremont avenue be-
tween Grandview avenue and North
Cascade road.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—A:ds. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Alderman Dennert offered the follow-
ing:
Be it Resolved, That the city engi-
neer is hereby 'ordered to prepare plans
and specifications for a sanitary sewer
In Diagonal street and alley in Dumis'
add. and in Broadway to south line of
lots 9 and 10 King's add., the same to
connect with White street opposite Di-
agonal street.
Adapted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Albrecht. A:tman, Bauer,
Berb, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
cEvoy and Ryder.
Alderman Lagen moved to reconsider
the above resolution.
Lost by the fallowing vote:
Ayes—Aids. Berg, Cullen, Lagen and
Ryder.
Nayes--Aids. Albrecht, Bauer, Bon -
son. Dennert and McEvoy.
Ald. Ryder moved that West 511'
street west of Bluff street and Cornell
street be repaired by the street com-
missioner. Carried.
Aid. Ryder moved that the rules be
suspended and Mr. Hancock allowed to
address the council. Carried.
Mr. Hancocx addressed the council in
relation to extension of wall on Grove
Terrace south, and asked that the engi-
neer be instructed to prepare plans for
said extension, also prepare plat show-
ing widening of lane south of Grove
Terrace, and give an approximate esti-
mate of the cast of wall, cost of widen-
ing said lane. including the improve-
ment of said lane.
On motion the request was granted.
Mr. Hosford addressed the council in
regard to the extension of water mains
on Fremont avenue'
On motion the matter was referred
to the mayor with power.
Ald. Bonson moved that bids for the
imCarrprioed.ent of 12th street be opened.
vem
Bids were opened and referred to the
engineer for computation.
folloCitywing:Attorney Knight submitted the
To The Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
The city marshalshall notify the
owners of said property of the passage
of this resolution in the manner pro-
vided by law. In case of the neglect
or refusal of the owners to fill up or
raise said property, lots, and parts of
lots, by the time and in the manner
above specified, the same will be done
by the city and the costs thereof as-
sessed against and be a lien upon said
Property.
Alderman Cullen offered the follow-
inr which was adonted:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That the city record-
er be and is hereby instructed to ad-
vertise for eoa: and wood for the year
vear ending April 1st, 1897.
Alderman Cullen offered the follow-
ing which was adopted:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That the city record-
er be and is hereby instructed to adver-
tise for bids for veterinary surgeon for
the horses of the fire and police depart-
ments far one year commencing Oct.
lst, 1896, and ending October 1st, 1897.
in Alderman Altman offered the follow -
Resolved by the City Council of the
CIty of Dubuque. That a sanitary sew-
er be constructed in and along Prospect
street from West 511' street north 100
feet, and the city engineer is directed
to prepare the necssary plans and spec-
ifications for said improvement, the
Adjourned Reimlar Session, September 8, 1896. 237
Gentlemen—In response to your re-
quest that I give you a written opinion
as to the power of the council to fill
the vacancy in the city recorder's office
caused by the death of Mr. Cooney, I
would direct your attention to the fol-
lowing provisions of the law in rela-
tion to the matter:
The charter of the city of Dubuque
provides as follows:
Section 7. "The city council shall
have power and it is hereby made their
duty; first., to fill the vacancies which
may occur among the officers of the city
by appointment. the person so appoint-
ed to hold office until the next succeed-
ing April election, when the vacancy
shall, if an elective office, be filled by
election by the people."
It is provided in section 729, Mc-
Clain's Code of Iowa, as follows:
Any member of the city council may
be expelled or removed from office by a
vote of two-thirds of all the members
elected to the city council, but not a
second time for the same cause; any
officer appointed by the city council
may be ,emoved from office by a vote of
two-thirds of all the members elected to
the city council' and provision may be
made by ordinance as to mode in which
charges shall be preferred and a hear-
ing be had; in all cases of vacancies in
the city council they shall be filled by
special election and in case any office of
an elective officer except members of
the city council shall become vacant be-
fore the regular expiration of the term
at the first annual election that occurs
elected and qualified and such successor
ahall be elected for the unexpired term
after the vacancy shall have happened.
the city council until a successor is
There can be no question but that
there is a vacancy in the office of city
recorder and that there was no vacan-
cy in said office as contemplated by law
until Mr. Cooney's death. It will be
seen that in a case of this kind the law
gives you no option. It requires the
council to appoint some one to fill the
unexpired part of the term and that is
made your imperative duty by both the
city charter and state statute. There
are other questions in connection there-
with that I might discuss at some
length but I could not make the mat-
ter plainer and I have thought best to
confine myself to your reference.
Respectfully,
J. E. KNIGHT, City Attorney.
Ald. Benson offered the following in
relation to the above:
Wherefore, it being the opinion of the
city attorney that we appoint a city re-
corder, and as owing to the stringent
times it is absolutely necessary that
economy be practiced, therefore,
Be It Resolved, That we hereby ap-
point Capt. • Langstaff to the office of
city recorder for the ensuing year.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alda. Albrecht, Altman, Berg,
Benison and Dennert.
Noes—Alda. Bauer, Cullen, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
The vote being a tie, the mayor voted
"aye
City Engineer Knowlton reported as
follows on bids for paving 12th street.
Kenty & McCann. $1,431 00
Dubuque Construction Co.. 1,470 00
Stenek & OFarrell. 1,710 00
Kenety & McCann being the lowest
bidders were on motion awarded the
contract.
Aid. Bonson moved to adjourn to
Thursday evening, Sept. 10th, at 7:30
p. m. Carried.
Attest :
Approved 189...
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238 Adjourned Regular Session, September 10, /896.
ADJOURNED REGULAR SESSION,
SEPT. 10TH, 1896.
Council met at 8 p. m.
Mayor Duffy in the chair.
Present—Alds Albrecht, Bauer, Berg,
Cullen, Dennert, Lagen, McEvoy and
Ryder.
Ald. Dennert moved that the rules be
suspended and that Mr. John PIer be al
lowed to address the council. Carried.
Mr. Pier addressed the council in re-
lation to the condition of Seventh
street near Clay street.
Ald. Lagen moved that the matter be
referred to the street committee, pav
ing committee and engineer. Carried.
Petition of G. B. Blocklinber et al,
remonstrating against construction of
sanitary sewer on Broadway and Diago-
nal street was read.
Mr. Blocklinger addressed the coun-
cil in regard to the matter.
Ald. Ryder moved that the matter he
referred to the committee of the whole.
Petition of Security Building com-
pany, asking that the city engineer be
directed to give them the grade of the al
ley back of their building was granted.
Petition of K. Yates et al, asking
that West Locust street from 17th
street north be re -surfaced was referred
to the street committee with power.
City Engineer Knowlton presented es
timate of cost of extending wall in lane
south of Grove Terrace, also plat of
widening said lane and estimate of coil'
of wall and improving lane.
Referred to the committee of the
whole.
Also presented communication and
plans for the extension of sanitary sew -
through Fulton school grounds. Re-
ferred to the sewer committee and en-
gineer with power.
Aid. Lagen moved that the matter
of St. Mary street improvement be re-
ferred to the committee of the whole.
Carried.
Bill of M. M. McCarten for extra ser-
vices was referred to the committee of
the whole.
Ald. Bauer offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved, That a stone crossing be
built across Couler avenue on the north
side of Diagonal street, at the Fulton
school house.
Ald. Berg offered the following.
which was adopted:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That the city recorder issue a ventre
to the city marshal, commanding him
to summon a jury of twelve freeholders,
citizens of said city, to assess the dam-
ages that may be caused by the pro •
posed extension of Merchants Lane to
Foye street, as shown by plat prepared
by the city engineer, and approved by
the council.
On motion the matter of extension cf
water mains on Dodge street was re-
ferred to the aldermen of the Firs:
ward.
Ald. Ryder moved that the matter of
constructing sewer on Rose street and
alley west of Center Place be left to the
sewer committee with power. Car-
ried.
Bids for street improvements were
referred to the committee of the whole.
Ald. Dennert moved to adjourn.
Carried.
.. Recorder
189..
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SPECIAL SESSION. SEPTEMBER 11,
1896.
Council met at 12:15 p. m.
Mayor Duffy in the chair.
Present—Alds Altman, Berg, Bonson,
Cullen, Dennert, Lagen, McEvoy and
Ryder.
The mayor stated that the object of
the meeting was to take action in re-
lation to St. Mary's street.
Ald. Dennert offered the following,
resolution:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That the city engineer be instructei
to prepare a plat showing the proposed
vacation of a strip of land on the west
side of St. Mary's street as follows:
Commencing with five feet in width
on the north end of said street, thence
running south in a straight to a point
produced by running the north line of
Emmett street west to the established
line of St. Mary's street, and proceed
in accordance with chapter 30 of the
revised ordinances of 1893.
Ald. Cullen moved to adjourn.
Special Session, September 16, 1896.
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239
CITY COUNCIL.
SPECIAL SESSION SEPT. 16, 1896.
(OFFICIAL.)
Council met at 8:30 p. m.
Mayor Duffy In the chair.
Present—Aids. Albrecht, Altman,
Bauer, Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert,
Lagen, McEvoy and Ryder.
The petition of the Smedley Steam
Pump Manufacturing company was re-
ferred to the committee on delinquent
taxes and Mr. Smedley requested to con-
fer with the committee.
The petition for Capt. Killeen et al.
in relation to the sand bar at the mouth
of the ice harbor was referred to the
committee on harbors, the Mayor and
city attorney.
Alderman Bauer offered the follow-
ing.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That 27 th street, be-
tween Jackson street and C. G. W. Ry.
be graded, guttered. curbed and macad-
amized, in conformity with the ordi-
nance upon that subject. That the city
engineer be and is hereby directed to
make the necessary plans and specifica-
tions for said improvement, and the
City Recorde rdirected to give the prop-
er notice for bids and proposals for the
performance of the work; the guttering,
curbing and macadamizing to be done
at the expewge of the owners of the
abutting property; the grading to be bid
in the total.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alda. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. McEvoy moved that the Du-
buque Construction Co. and Steuck &
Jae Cunningham, Buettell's sub,
lot 5. .. .. ...... 26 07
John Blake Est., Ellen Blake's
sub, lot 7.. .... 206 00
Nic Martin, Porter's add, lot 1754 60
O'Farrell be allowed within $50.00 of
their contract price for street improve-
ments.
Carried.
Alderman Dennert moved to adjourn.
Carried.
:tttP. /
0' / Recorder
Appr,,v",l 1/
........1R9..
SPECIAL SESSION SEPT. 21, 1896.
Council met at 4:30 p. m.
Mayor Duffy in the chair.
Present—Aldermen. Albrecht, Alt-
man, 13auer, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert,
Lagen, McEvoy and Ryder.
The mayor stated the object of the
meeting was to consider the filling Of
16th street and South Main street.
Ald. Bonson meved that all dirt from
17th street be hauled to 4th street ex-
tension and the contractor be allowed
12 1-2 cents per cubic yard. Carried.
Ald. Cullen moved that the street
commissioner have full charge of al:
teams hauling fillings on the dumps.
Carried.
Ald. Dennert moved the adoption of
the plans and specifications of sewer
on Broadway and Diagonal streets.
Vote resulted as follows:
Yaes—Ald. Albrecht, Bauer, Bonson
and Dennert.
Noe:--Alds. Cullen, Lagen, McEvoy
and Ryder.
The vote being a tie, the Mayor voted
yea, but therupon withdrew his vote
and action postponed upon same until
the next regular meeting.
Ald. Altman moved that the city pa:,
17 1-2 cents per cubic yard for all filling/
on South Main street. Carried.
Ald. Ryder moved to approve the
plans and specifications for sewer on
Prospect street. Carried.
Ald. Bonson offered the following
which was adopted.
Resolved that a stone crossing across
Cornell on Picket street be laid.
Ald. Bonson moved that the 1st and
5th wards be a:lowed two foremen each
and each of the other wards ane, under
the supervision of the street commis-
sioner. Carried.
Ald. Bonson moved that the matter of
Cluttering on 15th street be referred to
the street committee. Carried.
Ald. BonsoVm.veto ad
Carried.
Attest:
(Official.)
Special Session Sep ember 25th, 1896.
Council met at 4:15 p. m.
Mayor Duffy in the chair.
Present—Alda. Albrecht, Altman,
Berg. Cullen, Dennert, Lagen, McEvoy
and Ryder.
The mayor stated the object of the
meeting was to take action on paying
J. H. McDonald an estimate for pay
ing West Main street.
Ald. Cullen moved that the action of
the council in ordering a sidewalk latd.
on the Fast side of Fremont avenue bo
rescinded. Carried.
Ald. McEvoy moved that the action
of the council ordering a sidewalk on
both Ades of Grandview avenue be res-
cinded. Carried.
Ald. Cullen moved that the action of
the council in ordering a sidewalk on
Valley street be rescinded. Carried.
Petition of P. McCullough, asking
that he be allowed to lay 2% inch oak
walk on West Main street was granted,
under the supervision of the city en.
gineer.
Ald. McEvoy moved that the samo
210 Spacial, Ssssion, September 25, 1896.
privilege be given to the Schrieber, Con
char Mfg. Co. Carried.
City Engineer Knowlton presented
an estimate for $1460 due J. H. Mc-
Donald for paving West Main street.
Ald. Berg moved that he be allowed
•1250. Carried.
Bill of Ross McMahon of $140 was
read.
Ald. Cullen moved that the matter
of paying bill of Ross McMahon and
balance of estimate of J. H. McDonald
be referred to the mayor and finance
committe with power. Carried.
Ald. Cullen moved to adjourn.
Carried.
Attest:
Rey, nler
189..
.. Mayor
A1pproved.
NOTICE TO SEWER CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the city engineer's office, city of Dubu-
que, Iowa, up to 4 o'clock p. m., Wednes
day, Sept. 16th, 1896, for constructing
pipe as follows, according to the plans
and specifications on file in said office.
A twelve inch tile pipe sewer from
White street to Couler avenue at Diag-
onal street.
Estimated length, 220 lineal feet.
2 man holes.
City to furnish all pipe.
Bidders to furnish a bond of $200.00
with each bid that contract will be en-
tered into if awarded.
The city reserves the right to reject
any and all bids. 9-11-5t
W. H. KNOWLTON,
City Engineer.
NOTICE TO SEWER CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the city engineer's office, city of Du-
buque. Iowa, tip tu 4 o'clock p. m. Sat-
urday. Sept. 5th, i896, for constructing
pipe sewer as follows, according to the
plans and specifications on file in said
office:
An eight inch tile pipe sewer in
Calidonia Place from Hill street to W.
8th street.
Estimated length 640 lin. ft.
Four manholes.
City to furnish all pipe.
Bidders to furnish a bond of $200
with each bid that contract will be
entered into if awarded.
The city reservers the right to reject
any and all bids.
8-24-1Ot, W. H. KNOWLTON,
City Engineer.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
City Recorder's Office,
Dubuque, Aug. 24, 1896.
Sealed proposals will be received at
my office tip to 4 o'clock p. M. Sept, 5th,
1696, for curbing and paving the fol-
lowing streets with brick, in accord-
ance with plans and specifications now
on file in my office:
Twelfth street from Main street to Lo
cust street.
Brick paving on macadam groute,
1,200 sq yds.
New curbing 500 lineal feet.
All of above work to be completed on
or before October the 20th, 1896.
Bidders must state the price per lineal
foot for new curbing, the price per sq
yd for brick paving on macadam
groute foundation.
Bidders will be required to furnish a
bond of $200 guaranteeing that the con
tract will be entered into if awarded.
Proposals will be acted upon at a
session of the council to be held Sept.
7th. 1896.
Blank bonds will be furnished by the
recorder.
The city reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. L. M. LANGSTAFF,
8-24-10t. Recorder pro tem.
SPECIA L ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Office of Ci'v Engineer, •
Dubuque, Iowa.
'ro the owner oe owners of the several
lots and parcels of ground abutting
f-arfteld avenue from Dock avenue to
Reed avt•nue. Foye street from West
Locust street to Gold street Goethe ave-
nue from Burden avenue to Windsor
avenue. Grace street from Grandview
avenue to east line of lot 8 O'Harc's
qab., Clifford street from Seminary
street to Na.nier street, and Coates ave-
nue from Fremont avenue to Cross
street.
You are hereby notified that there Is
on file in the office of the city recorder
of Dnbuntie a flint of said ably, named
streets in said city, showing the sev-
eral lots and parcels of ground, abutting
on said strcets, and the tracks of said
railway laid thereon subject to special
assessment for paying and curbing of
said street and the names as far as
practicable of the owners of said abut-
ting real estate and of said rai:ways,
anci the amount assessed against each
lot, parcel of ground ,and against
said railway, for the inspection of any
person, firm or comna.nv interested in
any kind of said real estate, or to said
railways, and that such firm or com-
pany having objections to the special
tax proposed to be assessed as shown
by said plat, may file with the city re-
corder his or their objection in writing
at or before the next meeting of the
city council of the city of Dubuque
which wiii meet on the 7th day of
September, 1896.
W. H. KNOWLTON,
8-24-10t. City Engineer.
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Last of Warrants.
LIST OF CIT r WARRANTS
City Recorder's Office,
Dubuque, Ia., Aug. 1, 1896.
To the Honorable Mayor and City Coun-
oil:
Gentlemen:—The fol:owing is a com-
plete list of all warrants issued by me
during the month of July, 1896:
T. T. Duffy, salary . $125 Ou
H. B. Gniffke, salary . . . 208 30
L M Langstaff, salary. 116 60
M M McCarten, salary. . . 116 60
Jno F Stemm, salary 125 ,10
Jas E Knight, salary. . . 150 00
Edw Morgan, marshal. . . 1.00 00
Joe Reinfried, chief.* . 100 00
Thos Haggerty, street commis
stoner 91 60
Jno O'Connell. com. clerk 83 30
Wm A Keap, c:erk recorder's of-
fice . . . 50 00
Edw Herron, clerk treasurer's
office. 50
W H Knowlton, engineer . . 200
Jas Boyce, asst. engineer . 100
E S Hyde, asst. engineer. . . 100
Geo Osborne, electrician . . . 75
Phil Doerr, sewer inspector 75
Jos. P. Trani, marketmaster 50
Chas Burkhart, park cus'odian45
Thal. Calhill, park custodian 45
Dr. S E Lindsay 50
M Fite1, fireman CO
Jne Essman, fireman. . . 75
A Duccini, fireman. 50
Jno Flynn, fireman. 60
J Wiltze, firema.n.
Edw Keas. fireman
Jos Tschudi, fireman.
C Oatey, fireman.
Job Barnes, fireman.
T Ryder, fireman.
W Ducey, fireman
J Schoenberger, fireman
M Fahey, fireman.
Thos Meehan. fireman. . . .... .
Jas Rooney. fireman.
D Ahearn, fireman.
T Walker, fireman.
W Hippman, fireman. . . ....
F Ganahl, fireman
Geo Gehrke, fireman.
Geo Helmrie.h, fireman
Jas McFarland, fireman
Jerry Murphy, fireman. . . ..
A McDonald. fireman
Jne Bauman, fireman . . . .
F Fssiman, fireman.
Thos Flynn, fireman
F Kenneally. fireman
Geo Beyer, fireman.
Chas Kanno:t, fireman. . .
Jas Allen, fireman.
Wm McBride, fireman
Ro4vt. Weston, fireman. .
C Specht, fireman.
Jas Agnew, fireman
Torn Burke, fireman
A Herr, fireman.
W Kannolt, fireman
B Moss, fireman.
Ed Young, fireman . . .
J J Murphy, police.
241
Jno Raesle, police.700
Jno Loetscher, police.•
50 00
P McNerney, palace. 50 C/,)
Thos Reilly, police 50 00
J Fitzpatrick, police. 50 00
11 Norton, police. 45 05
Jays Flynn, police 50 00
Edw Moore, police. .. 50 00
M Kilty, pa}ice. 50 Ou
P Sutton, police . .. .. .. 50 00
M Crau.eh, police 50 00
P Pavers, paliee. 50 00
F Rhomberg, p•alice 50 ('0
.Tas Rooney, police . . 50 00
T Manhor, police 50 00
Jas Lonergan, police. . . 50 00
.Trhn Murphy, police 50 00
Jno Noel, police . . 53 30
Wm Hennessey, police. . . 50 00
Jas Carter, police. 50 00
Peter Scharff, police. . . 50 00
Pat McCaliins, police 50 00
Jos SE -crest. police. 50 00
P Han,;on, police. 63 30
60 Tom Swe?ney, police.. .. $ 50 00
00 Wm. Howard, police .. .. .. 69 00
00 P. Mulligan, police .. .. .. 50 00
00 M. A. O'Connor, police.. .. 50 00
00 Jno. Cody, police . .. .. .. 50 00
00 Jas. L. Clune, police .. .. 50 00
00 Al. T. Sherr, police .. .. .. 50 00
00 Aug. Pfeffer, police .. .. 50 00
00 i Jno. Tierney, police .. .. .. 50 00
00 Henry K. Young, police .. 50 00
00 Albert Messner, police. .. 59 00
00 Geo. Burkel, police.. .. .. 52 40
00 Emil Kahn, police 59 00
J0 Miss B. Brennan, police.. .. 50 O0
Mrs. Kate Hibbe, police .. 50 00
Carl Spiegelhalter, impounding50 00
Thos. Jess, expense.. .. 40 00
7.. un Ed. Aheran, labor.. .. .. 16 20
50 00 Jas. Albrecht, labor 14 20
60 00 Jno. Albrecht, labor .. .. 10 15
60 00 Thos. F. Ahearn, labor 14 85
50 OO Matt Ackner .. .. ........ .. 12 50
50 00 A. Alderson, labor 13 50
50 00 Jno. Buechler .. .... . 35
60 00 Wm. Bannan, labor .. .. ..... 3 05
60 00 Pat Bell, labor .. .. .. ........ 33 00
60 00 John Bottoms, labor.. .. ...... 28 00
50 00 Geo. Brochtbrach, labor .... .. 14 55
50 00 Pat Burke. labor .. .. .. ...... 14 20
50 00 Jno. Burk labor 16 90
50 00 Thos Boyce, labor. .. .. .. 14 85
GO 00 Jas. Boyd, labor .. .. .. 14 20
75 00 H. Breman, labor .. ...... 7 45
50 00 Chas. Buse, labor .. .. 12 85
GO 0O Jno. Burns, labor .... .. 14 85
60 00 Wm. Burns labor .. .. 6 75
50 00 Paul Becker, labor .. .. 5 10
50 110
Phil Becker, labor .. .. 8 80
Jas. Brunekill .. , ... 4 75
James Butler, labor .. .. .. .. , 21 00
50 00 Mike Boyle, labor ., 9 45
3 00 Chas. Buddle, labor .. , . .. 1 35
GO 0+)
50 00
50 00
50 00
60 00
60 00
50 00
2 50
2 50
4 00
4 00
Wm. Bennett, labor .. .. 12 15
Jno. Betzler, labor .. .. 2 05
Pat Breen, labor 24 60
Joe Blater labor ,. ...... 5 85
Chas. Beyer. labor .. .. 27 00
3 CO Jno Bewer, labor .. .. .. 39 00
75 00 Tony Beyer, labor 10 80
i
242 Li8t of lWalrants.
J. Baumgartner, labor .. .. 1 35
Jno. Beoteher, labor .. .. 6 75
H. Brehne, labor .. .. .. 24 00
Wm. Bartling, labor .. .. .. 10 80
Chris. Buse, labor ...... .. 2 70
Richard Burns . .. .. 21 60
Joe Blocher, labor .. .... ....,10 85
C. Clemens, labor .... .... 2 05
Jas. Crawford, labor .. .. .. 50 00
M. Corbett, labor.. .. .. 29 05
Wm. Carten, labor .. .. . 25 50
Jno. Collins, labor .. .. 22 50
Thcs Cole, labor.. .. 11 50
Jno Corcoran, labor .. .. .. 8 10
Matt Crahin, labor 17 90
M. Carmody labor .. .. .. 21 60
D. Corcoran, labor .. .. 16 90
L. Corcoran, labor .. .. 17 55
Fred Conrad, labor .. .. .. 25 50
Jas. Craig, labor 16 20
W. Carberry, labor .. .. 18 90
Jas Connolly, labor.. .. .. 20 90
Jas. Cahill. labor. .. .. .. 16 90
Dick Corrigan, labor.. .. .. 12 85
B. Conlin, labor .. .. ... 13 50
Jerry Cahill, labor .. .. 1.1 50
D. Crotty, labor .. .. .... .. ,11 50
Jno. Callahan, labor .... 1¢ 25
Jno. Corbett. labor 25 65
Lant Cahill, labor .... .. 26 35
M. Collinson. labor .. .. 2 70
Chas. Coppersmith, labor .. , 1 35
F. B. Darling, labor .. 8 10
Jno. Dettman, labor .. .. .. 10 80
Garrett Doyle, labor.. .. .. 3 40
M. Differding, labor .. .. 5 10
P. Dempsey, labor .. 23 50
Jno. Dixon, labor .. „ 2 70
Jac Driscoll, labor .. .. ....... 63 00
P. Defountin, labor .. 8 10
Mart Dumphy, labor .. ., . 14 85
J. H. Emmerson, labor .. . 14 85
Jno. Egan, labor . 17 20
Wm. Erwin, labor.. .. .. .. 16 90
P. Fenlon, labor.. .. .. .. 2 05
Chris Fischer, labor .. .. 10 15
L. Fritz, labor.. .. .. 19 25
M Fagan. labor. 12 50
Wm. Flannagan, labor . 2 70
Jno Fitzpatrick, labor. 6 45
l0 80
3 40
5 40
19 50
1 35
12 15
45 00
14 85
12 15
17 55
12 85
8 10
x 14 55
P Fury, labor .
P Fitzgerald, labor .
P Fasselins, labor .
N Fischer, labor .
J. Farrell, labor
D Gantenbein, labor
P Gill, labor . .
Pete Ginter, labor
G Gantenbein, labor
P Grew, labor
G M Garrison, labor
Jas Gillispie, labor
Jos Ginter, labor .
C Grewzig( labor
Jos Grabb, labor
Geo Gerst, labor . .
Jno Greden, labor .
H Grode, labor . .
P Greden, labor
Jno Gerst, labor .
Barney Glass, labor . .
Jno Glenn, labor
2 70
12 15
70
2 05
5 40
12 15
14 85
10 50
40 00
P Hanafan, labor . 5 40
Geo Greenwald, labor 6 75
Claus Hagge, labor .. , 6 75
D. Heck, labor . 8
D Harman, labor 14 8510
Aug Hofferman, labor 14 85
Jerry Hogan, labor 16 20
Jno Hanley, labor . 14
Jno Hayes, labor . 24
Jim Hunton, labor . 7
H Henkel, labor . . 12
Joe Hoover, labor . . 6
Amhe Hird, labor . 14
Geo Hecklin, labor . 12
N Hilger, labor . 1
Chs. Heck, labor 6
A Henderson, labor . 12
M Haupes, labor . 17
F Herzog, labor . . . 8
L Hein, labor . 2
Jas Hird, labor on bridge 50
Jno Halfey, labor on bridge 10
P Horeb, labor . 13
Jas Hall, labor . 3
.1 Howard, labor . 1
Ellis Joyce, labor . 5
Fred James, labor . . . 2
Andy Johnson, labor . 16
P Jacobi, labor .. 6
Wm Juergens, labor . 14
Jess Jellison, labor on bridge 50
P Joc;«u i, labor .. 7
P Kien, labor . 36
Geo Kinsler, labor . 10
A Knuckey, labor . . 12
Phil Kenney, labor . 24
M Kane, labor . 14
Fred Krueger, labor . 6
Tim Kelley, labor . 16
A Knapp, labor 14
Jno Kelley, labor . . . 11
Wm Krumpfleld, labor . . 6 75
Geo Kistler, labor . 14 55
L Kreps, labor . . . 8 80
Mike Kass, labor . 16 90
Mart Klein, labor . 16 20
Jac Kraus, labor . . 13 20
C Kampman, labor . . . 11 15
Jno Kinsella, labor on bridge 44 10
E S King, labor . 7 45
Jno Kelly, Jr., labor
Pat Lynch, labor
Pat Leavitt, labor
Jno Lavin, labor
M Loes, labor
H Luck, labor
Matt Lillack, labor . . .
Jno Leidunger, labor .
Peter Leidunger, labor ,
Chs. Lohman, labor
Mike Lavin, labor
85
75
45
85
75
85
15
35
10
15
55
80
70
00
80
50
05
35
40
40
55
45
85
00
80
00
15
15
30
85
75
20
85
50
Edw Lagen, labor on bridge
Thos Lonergan, labor .
Wm McLaughlin, labor . .
J H McDonald, labor
B McCormack, labor
Larry McEvoy, labor
P Murray, labor
M Mahoney, labor
M McCone, labor
Pat Moran, labor .
Jno Mullen, labor.
7.IcGuan, labor.
2 70
4 05
16 90
13 20
4 05
14 85
1 35
70
3 40
19 50
5 40
40 00
33 75
6 75
13 50
10 80
33 75
12 50
21 60
21 60
15 55
35 70
19 60
List of Warrants.
D Sullivan, labor.
Jno Steffen, labor
J L Sul:ivan, labor.
Peter, Stoffer, labor.
S Schaetzler, labor,.
Adam Singel, labor
Geo Sohon, labor
Jno Sullivan, labor.
Wm Schwangler, labor.
Geo Sutter, labor
1: Schen, labor
Otto Sehleagel, labor
H Stevens, labor
N Schroeder• labor.
D Sutherland, labor.
S Smith, labor.
W H Stevenson, labor
.Tno Sehars, labor.
Joe Se:k, labor.
A. R. Stevenson, labor
J F McCone, labor. 10
T Mulquenney, labor. . . 22
,M Murphy, labor . . 6
Torn Murray, labor q
P. Mohan, labor.
Thos Q McDonald, labor. . .
Jno. McCorron, labor. . . ....
M Maher, labor.
L Meurisse, labor.
M McCarten, labor.
Wm McLean, labor.
P McPoland, labor.
J Maroney, labor.
Jos Martinett, labor
'Mhos Meggison ,labor........
D McGuiness, labor.........
Jas McCormick, labor. . . . ...
Jas McLaughlin, labor.
Peter Marseilles, labor. . . . ..
M. McNamara, labor
B McCaffrey, labor.
Jake Miner, labor.
Dorman Miner. labor. . . ....
James McCarron. labor. . . ...
Edw. Ma•loy• labor.
P Murphy, labor .
J McFarland, labor on bridge
Fred Ne.umaster, labor. . . .
M. Norverton, labor. . . ....
J North, labor
Ernest Mecke• labor
Jos Tacke, labor.
Jno Tasohner. labor.
Geo Traub, labor b
Theo 'Ph1:1, labor
Wm Taylor, labor.
14 Treutlein, labor.
Ernst Vogt, labor.
Jno Varnsohalk, labor. . ...
Frank Vogt, labor.. .. ..
Peter Wertin, labor.
Casper Winter, labor on bridge
M White, labor .
Jno Weitz, labor
Jno Welsh, labor
H Wei'denbaoher, labor. . . ...
Pete Wagner, labor. . . ....
Jno Wickham, labor.
Jno Wouf, labor.. .. ..
A Wanderschect, labor .. ..
N Wiolohami, labor.
Peter Weist, labor.
Edw Welsh, labor.
Wm Warring labor.
J Williams, labor.
B Williams, labor.
,Aug. Yoss, labor.
J Zeinanek, labor.
Geo Zumhoff, labor.
F Zinn, labor.
Tos Zither, labor.
W Zachina, labor.
P Ahearn, team
P Altman, team
Theo Altman, team
I Beekman, team.
Joe Smith, labor. .
Ohris Sunderberg, labor. . ....
M Shea, labor
M Sullivan, labor
Morris Scollard, labor. . . ....
N Sweeney, labor.
Wm. Spensly, labor
Jno Stevens, labor.
Jno Savage, labor.
Paddy Smith, labor . . .
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8
16
12
6
15
16
14
2
14
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22
11.
16
9
15
11
13
14
8
50
2
6
7
6
14 85
6 75
13 50
14 20
10 SO
6 75
8 10
15
30
10
15
85
10
20
85
75
00
20
20
70
55
10
20
50
20
4:;
55
50 Wm Savory, labor.
•' 'Pheo Simon, labor
Jno Nagle,
iThos. A'Hearn .
00 Pat O'Brien
70 N. Offerman
70 F. Oswald
75 Dennis Powers
45 James Powers
80 James Purcell
Anton Peter
Frank Paley
J. Pillmaier
Geo. Parr
243 •
2 05
14 85
16 85
18 t,0
9 45
10 80
2 70
16 20
• • ... 14 85
16 20
24 00
1 35
13 50
4 05
10 10
3 40
• . ..... 1. 35
7 45
25 00
75 00
1 35
10 SO
1 35
14 85
20 25
11 15
2 70
18 25
16 90
16 20
14 20
5 40
29 25
6 10
6 10
18 25
30 00
17 55
1 35
14 55
28 50
4 05
14 55
14 85
11 15
10 80
16 20
266.5
2 70
.2 05
1 35
38 60
10 80
6 75
30 00
42 00
28 00
13 50
3 00
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Jno. Pfeiffer
C. Pierce
P. Quinn, Sr
3 75 Wm. Quinlan
14 55 M. Quinlan
50 00 Chas. Reilly
15 55
23 65
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Tom Reilly
A. Renter
6 75 Jno Raetz3 75
20 Jack Raesner
14
12 10 Geo. Rink
Fred. Reums
13 50 James Reed
20 25 Mr. Roshiek
7 80
12 50 N. Reisch
13 50 F. Reiger
8 10 F. Steins
39 00 M. Specht
1 35 Jno. Schroeder
1 35 L. Stein
14 85 C 0 Baler. team.
12 15 Alb. Conrad, team.
27 75 T Crahin. labor.
2 05 P Clancy, team.
1 35 B Co,tellow, team
14 20
27 00
24 75
16 50
39 00
13 50
6 75
16 20
17 55
16 90
11 50
27 00
25 65
19 50
15 20
\Vm Casey, team.. y. 4 50
Jno Clancy, team . 1. 50
Jno Dunkley, team 7 50
.Tno Evans, team. 7 50
T Elliott, team 30 00
N Frith, team. 33 00
Jno Geary team.. .. .. 16 50
Jno Hoffmeier, team . . .. .. 39 00
Mrs. Healey, team. .. 33 00
T Heins, team. 26 25
Ben Herald, team.. .. . 36 00
M Hannon, team . 6 00
Haggerty Bros, team. 57 00
Jos Herald, team.. .. 21 00
W J Hammond. team. 6 0a
244 Liee of Wirrctnt8.
P Jarding, team.
T Kane, team
B Kane, team ,•
. .
H C King, team. .. .. ..
Jos Kenneal:y, team .. .. .. .
T B Kane, team.. .. .. .. •
John Long, team .. .. .. ..
Rol.t T,.,vc, team .. .. .. ..
P Linehan, team. .. .. .. 9
Jas McCracken, team.. .. .. 37
W McGrath, team .. .. .. 26
.teff McGrath, team.. .. .. 2:3
John McCollins, team.. .. .. 1;
John McGrath, team.. . . 21
McElrath Teaming Co...... 25
S Norto te..m
Jno Parker, team 48
Mrs Quinlivan, team. 15
Aug. Roeber, team 30
Ewd Ryan, team.. .. 3
Geo Reynolds, team 36
H Smith, team. 37 50
Grin Stevenson, team.. .. • . 56 25
Jno Singrin, team. 45 00
1 dw Seeley, team.. .. .. 33 00
Jno Stmts. team .. .. .. 13 50
Wm kiingrin, tea1a .. .. .. 55 50
Jno Savage, team .. .. .. 15 00
J Southerland, team.. .. 6 00
D Southerland, team. . . 27 7;.
Wm Silcrist, team.. .. .. •. 1 50
Jas Tobin, team.. .. .. .. 29 25
M Theis, team▪ 1 50
A Turner, team.. .. .. 12 00
F V. gpl, tesr,,.. .. .. 35 75
Jno Van Holten, team .. .. 4 50
HWeber, team.. .. .. 25 ^.n
A Wo.ler, team . .. .. .. . 9 09
J M Williams, team . . 22 50
Jas isennett, sewer labor.. .5
C t ;.s Botsford, :ewer labor.. 40 r.0
Ed Capritz, labor
Sam Elmer, labor
M Farrell, labor
A Jaeger, labor
Jas Jelliscn, labor .
Mart Lonergan, labor
Henry Martin, labor .
Pat McNulty, labor .
M McOarten, labor .
Jno O"Dea, labor .
Jno O'Brien, labor
Steve Rousch, labor
Jas Rooney, labor
M Tierney, labor .
Wm Terry, labor
Tony Zugenbue'hler, labor .
Pat Doyle, labor
Fred Conrad, labor . .
A Kunckey, labor
B McCormack, labor . .
Henry Smith, labor .
Wm ean, laborD
M Flynn, labor . .
Frank Baltzer, labor . .
Fr. Conrad, labor .
Jno Dettman, labor .
W Eichman, labor .
Fred Voelker, labor . . .
Jno Steffers, labor
Chas. Buce, labor .
Jno Albrecht, labor .
A Kirk, labor
Nick Wagner, labor .
A Knuckey, labor
15 00
16 50
13 50
19 50
15 00
3 00
3750
6 00
00
50
25
25
00
00
50
511
00
00
75
00
00
38 25
37 50
38 25
37 50
38 00
38 25
39 75
39 00
10 50
38 25
44 00
38 25
28 50
38 25
37 50
37 50
26 25
4 50
3 00
1 50
47 25
47 25
47 25
47 25
8 75
7 50
7 50
7 50
7 50
6 75
7 50
7 50
4 50
7 50
Jno Long, labor .
Jno Hoffmeier, labor . . .
Geo Reynolds, labor . ..
Thos. Heins, labor
F Bentin, labor
M Theis, labor
P Altman, labor
A Doerr, labor
Thos J Cooney, salary c ity recor-
der for May . 66 70
Thos .1 Cooney. salary city recor
der for June . . . 66 70
Geo Bennett, asst assessor . . 100 00
Gotf Gmehle, asst assessor . 100 00
Saml Starr, sanitary patrolman50 00
Wm Geisheker, rod man . . 65 00
Jno Farley, rod man . 40 00
Jos Murphy, rod man . 40 00
Jno Hillery, labor . 43 75
D Sheehan, labor . 10 50
Miss L M Zillig, type in writing
in Scharle case . 7 50
E C Blake, cost in Donahue case 35 00
Jno Hoffman, watchman at
dump ' 18 90
C Bay:ess. engraving resolutions
Ald. Schulte . . 7 50
Phil Becker, labor in park . . 6 10
Jno Van Hollen, labor in park3 00
P Clancy, filling on High Bridge
avenue 21 00
Geo Salot, filling on High Bridge
avenue . . • 25 50
Robert Mathis. filling on High
Bridge avenue . .. 26 00
Geo Farley, filling on High
Bridge avenue 67 00
John McCo:lins, filling on High
Bridge avenue . . 10 25
Cleaver & McCarten. filling on
High Bridge avenue . 4 50
Peter Jarding, team . ... 23 25
Wm Maybanks, cost in city
cases 15 75
T C Murphy, cost in city eases . 19 25
R J Love, pine wood for steam
roller . 1 50
McElrath Teaming Co, sweep -
E E Frith, removing garbage etc 214 50
ing streets 3 1-2 weeks . • .
The Telegraph, advertising for
month of May .
J C Honer, plumbing in perk
M Mullen, plumbing in city hall
G Holl, sharpening lawn mower
Mrs. C. Deckert, oil .
ubDuque Wooden Ware Lumber
Co, lumber for park
L Roehl & Co, repairs at city
hall 8 35
9 00
1 50
60
1 50
3 00
3 00
6 00
19 25
5985
75 00
12 13
20 10
1 85
1 60
27 40
National Demokrat, advertising
The Herald, advertising . . .
The Globe Journal, advertising.
The Times, advertising . .
Western Electric Supply Co,
tree trimmers
Key City Gas Co, gas
Globe Light & Heat Co, 100 arc
lights in May . 166 67
Star Electric Co, 306 arc lights
for June . 500
Star Electric Co, 306 arc lights
for June . . . . 500 00
50 00
67 50
67 50
29 15
4 85
70 35
00
.1 ist of Warrants.
Star Electric Co, 306 arc lights
for June . 500 00
Star Electric Co, 306 arc lights
for June . 152 40
James A Hayes, judgment favor
S E Howard old bond 500 00
James A Hayes, judgment favor
S E Howard old bond . . 500 00
James A Hayes, judgment favor
E S Howard old band 304 50
James A Hayes, cost in Howard
case . 27 80
Jno Bewer, labor . 22 00
H B Gniffke, refund excavation
permits . . . . . . . 165 15
H B Gniffke, interest paid on
warrants . 500 00
H B Gniffke, interest paid on
warrants 500
H. B. Gniffke, interest paid on
warrants . 500
H. B. Gniffke, interest paid on
warrants .. .. .. ........... 500
H. B. Gniffke, interest paid on
warrants.. .. .. 444
H. B. Gniffke. stamps $20.00,
Key for fire box 25 20 25
H. B. Gniffke. freight charges
$45.39, refunding spec'al tax-
es, $5.28.... .. .. .. 50 67
H. B. Gniffke, new hose $110,
serving subpoena $1.00 111 00
H. B. Gniffke, refunding tax-
es.... .. .. .. .. 37 6.5
00
00
00
72
Theresa McDonald, lean .. .... 150
Tim Shea, loan .. .. .. 200
Martin Carroll, loan .. ..... .. 500
Second National bank. loan ... 501
Second National bank, loan ... 500
Second National bank, loan ... 500
Second National bank, loan ... 500
Second National bank, loan ... 500
Second National hank, loan ... 500
Second National bank, loan ... 500
Second National hank, loan ... 500
Jos. Howard, loan .. ........ .. 500
Jo -1. Howard, loan .. ........ .. 500
Jos. Froward, loan .. ........ .. 500
Second National bank, loan.... 500
Second National bank, loan.... 500
Second National bank, loan.... 500
Second National bank, loan.... 500
Second National bank, loan.... 5110
Second National bank, loan.... 500
Second National hank, loan.... 500
Seoond National bank, loan.... 500
Second National bank, loan.... 500
Second National bank, loan .... 500
Geo. Scott, loan 500
Geo. Scott, loan ...... 500
Geo. Scott, loan .. .. 297
F. Oswald, labor 27
Jno. Karsch, labor .. .. 7
Barney Glass, labor .. .. 3
Thos. Boyce, labor .. .. .. 8
Wm. Erwin, labor .. .. .. 4
Henry Brennan ,labor ..
Jno. Welsh, labor
Wm. Lyon, team .. ..
Tom Kane, team .. ..
Bart Cain, team ....
Jas.".faroney, Iabor .. .. ,
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
CO
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
20
00
45
40
10
05
5 10
6 75
9 00
6 00
6 00
3 40
24:5
Mrs. H. Koenig, Janitor .. .. 20 00
Geo. Gan, labor.. .. .. 13 50
Jno. Cororan, labor .. .. 10 80
James Boyd, labor .. .. .. 10 80
Barney McCormack, labor 810
Dubuque Water Co., 323 hy-
drants for June .. .. 500 00
Dubuque Water Co., 323 hy-
drants for June .. .... 500 00
Dubuque Water company, 323
hydrants for June .. .. 345 83
Jno. Sutherland, team.. 4 50
Mrs. J. H. Emmerson, putting
out lanterns .. .. .. 2 00
M. Sullivan, macadam .. . 43 95
Edw Blake, improving Wood-
worth ave 230 00
Steuck, O'Farrell and Linehan,
repairing Kauffman and 5th
ave.. .. .. .. .. .. 500 00
S'euck, O'Farrell and Linehan,
repairing Kauffman and 5th
ave.. .. .... .. .. .. 500 00
Steuck, O'Farrell and Linehan,
repairing Kauffman and 5th
ave .. .. 482 50
Steuck, O'Farrell. and Linehan
repairing Kauffman and 5th
Steuck, O'Farrell. and Linehan
improving Clinton ave.. .. 300 00
Steuck. O'Farrell, and Linehan
improving Hedley Court .. 300 00
Steuck, O'Farrell, and Linehan
Improving Sheridan St.. 400 00
Steuck, O'Farrell, and Linehan
improving Staruss ave .. 500 00
Steuck, O'Farrell. and Linehan
improving Strauss ave .. .. 300 00
improving inion ave .. 500 00
Steuck, O'Farrell, and Linehan
improving Union ave .. .. 430 00
Wm. Dodson, improving Coates
ave.. .. .. .. .. .. 500 00
Wm. Dodson, improving Coates
ave.. .. .. .. .. .. 500 00
Wm. Dodson, imprav;ng Coates
ave .. .. .. .. .. ... 400 00
Jno Pickley, improving Leib-
nitz street .... 500 00
Jno Pickley, improving Leib-
nitz street.. .. .. .. ......... 50 00
Theo Altman, improving South-
ern ave 200 00
Jno. Tibey, repairing wall on
Leibnitz street.. .. .. .. .. 222 30
Robt. E. Lee, constructing side
walk on Audubon ave .. 275 00
Byron Donahue, constructing
sidewalk on West 14th, West
5th and Summitt street 96 00
Geo. W. Farley, stone for 14th
street .
O. G. Kringle, sewer West 5th
street .. 173 50
0. G. Kringle, rolling West 5th
street .. 77 35
Dubuque Construction Co., sew-
er Cornell stre t .. .... 217 00
Dubuque Cons'ruci Ion Co., roll-
ing Cornell street .. .. 21 80
5 00
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Brown and Brown, improving
Foy street.. .. ., .. .... 500 00
Brown and Brown, improving
Foy street.. , . .. .. .. 110 00
Kenineally and Cain, Oiling Oak
, street 62 50
Jno. Dunkley, filling Leibnitz
street .. .,.. .. .. 18 19
Ross McMahon, retaining wall
on St. Mary's street .. .. .... 165 30
Ross McMahon, retaining wall
on St. Mary's street.. .. .... 62 50
Peter Horsch, rock for sewer 9th
ave and Rhomberg ave.... .. 86 86
Peter Horsch, improving Clifford
street .. .. .. .. .. .... ...... 440 00
Jno. Tibey, repairing wall. etc,
West 8th street. .. ., .....,. 326 00
Jno. Tibey, repairing 9th ave
sewer .. .. .. ... 123 82
Jno. Tibey, cross walk cross
stone for May and June .. . 94 00
Perrington Paving Brick Co.,
brick for Main street .. .. .. 71 25
F. C. Austin, Mfg. Co. wire and
hickory for street sweeper .. 27 25
McElrath Teaming Co., hauling
brick etc. .. 6 50
T. J. Cooney, salary for May and
June and July .. .. ,,., 216 65
G. W. Albert, macadam , . ..... 5 47
Chas. Karsch, macadam . , . , . , 61 95
Jno. Malone, macadam .. ...... 18 45
T. Ratterman, macadam .. , 70 27
I hereby certify that the fo-egoing 's
a correct list of all warrants issuers by
me during the month of July, 1896,
L. M. LANGSTAFF,
Recorder pro tem.
CITY RECORDER'S OFFICE,
Dubuque, Iowa. Sept. 1st, 1896.
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
The following is a complete list of all
warrants issued by me during the
month of August, 1896:
T T Duffy, salary $125 00
H B Gniffke, salary . . . 208 35
L M Langstaff, salary . 116 65
M M MoCarten, salary , 116 65
Jno F Stemm, salary , 125 00
Jas E Knight, salary . 150 00
Edw Morgan, salary . 100 00
Jos Reimfried, salary 100 00
Thos Haggerty, salary . 91 65
Jno O'Connell, salary ,
Wm A Kaep, salary 83 35
50 00
Edw Herron, salary
0 00
W H Knowlton, salary . . . , , 200 00
Jas Royce, salary 100 00
E 8 Hyde, salary , 100 00
Geo Osborn, salary , 75 00
Phi] Doerr, salary . 75 00
Jos Traut, salary . 50 00
Chas Burkhart, park custodian48 00
T Cahill, park custodian . 48 00
Dr. S. S. Lindsay, health officer 50 00
Thos Jess, wharfmaster . 20 00
Jas Daley, fireman
Jab Barnes, fireman
T Ryder, fireman
W Ducey, fireman
60 00
75 00
50 00
60 00
J Schonberger, fireman
M Fahey, fireman . .
T Meehan, fireman
Jas Rooney, fireman
M Eitel. fireman
60 nn
5000
50 00
50 0n
60 00
Jno. Essman, ,flreman.. ......$ 75 Q0
J. Duccnle, fireman .. 50 00
J. Flynn, fireman .. .. .. .. , , CO 01
J. Wiltse, fireman.. .. .... 60 00
J. Tschudi, fireman.. .. .. .. 50 00
Ed. Keas, fireman .. .. . , ... , 50 00
C. Oatey, fireman . , .. . , .. 50 On
D. Ahearn, fireman .. .. , .. , 60 00
T. Walker, fireman .. .. .. .. 60 00
W. Hippman, fireman.. .. .. . , 60 00
F. Ganahl,fireman.. .. .. ., 50 00
eo. Gehrke, fireman .. .. .. 50 00
Geo. Helmrich. fireman .. 50 01
Jas. McFarland fireman .. .. . , 50 00
J. Murphy. fireman 50 00
A. McDonald. fireman .. .. 75 00
F. Essman. fireman .. 54 00
T. Flynn fireman .. .. .. 60 00
F. Kenneally, fireman .. .. 50 00
Wm. Beyer, fireman .... .. 50 00
C. Kannolt, fireman 60 00
Jas. Allyn, fireman .. .. .. .. 60 01
Wm. McBride, fireman.. .. 59 00
Robt. Weston, fireman . , 50 00
Jno. Bauman, fireman .. 50 00
Alb. Herr, fireman .. . , .. ... , 29 00
B. Mass. fireman .. .. .. . , .. 37 05
H. Hochensteiner, fireman .. , , 3 00
Wm. McCauley. fireman .. 3 00
J. .T. Murphy police.. .. .. .. 77 50
J. Raesle, police .. .. ...... 77 50
.T. Fitzpatr'ck. police .. , . .... 57 65
Jno Flynn, police.. .. .. ...... 50 00
Wm. HennesFey, police .. .... . 50 00
Wm. Howard. police .. .. .. .. 60 00
M. Kilts. police .. .. .. .. .... 50 00
Ino. Loetscher. police .. .. .... 50 00
Jas. Lonergan. police .. .. .... 50 01
P. McHenry. police .. .. .... 51 65
Ed. Moore, police . , . , , . .... 50 00
J. Manhoff, police .. .. .. .. .. 50 00
Jno. Murphy. police .. .. .. .. . 53 3n
Dan Norton, police .. .. ....... 51 65
Jno. No'l. police ............50 00
P. Powers, police . .. .. ...... 50 00
Thos. Rel!1y. police .. .... .... 51 05
F. Rhomberg, police .. .. .. .. 51 65
Jas. Rooney, police .. .. .. .... 50 00
P. Sutton, pollee.. .... ,. .... 51 05
M. Craugh, polio .. .. .. .. . 54 95
Jas. Carter. police .. ... 53 30
P. Hanlon, police .. . .... 50 00
P. McColllns. police .. .. ...... 53 30
P. Feharff, police .. .. .... 53 '0
J. Secrist, pollee .. .. 53 30
T. Sweeney. police . . . . 50 00
f.eo. Burkel. police .
J. Cody, police . ,
Jas. L. Clause. police
F. Rahn. poline ..
A. Meiuer, police .. .
P. 4111ig ,n police. ,
A. Pfeffer. pollee .. .
A. T. Scherr, police
Jno. Tierney. police
H. K. Young, police .. ..
50 00
50 00
51 05
50 09
• 50 00
.. . 5165
• 50 00
. ,.. 50 01
.... 51 65
..., 51 65
. List of Warrants.
C. Splegelhatter, pound master, 50 00
Jno. Fannon, special pollee .... 6 65
Mrs. K. Hibbe, matron ,. .. . 50 00
Mise. B. F. Brennan, matron .. 50 00
A. Alderson, labor „ .. 16 90
M. T Ahearn, labor .. ., ...... 6 75
M. Ackerer, labor .. .. . , ...... 4 75
Thos. Ahearn, labor .. .. ...... 14 55
M. Albitz, labor .. .. .. ..... 2 70
T. Beyer, labor 12 15
Jas. Butler, labor ...... .. 21 40
R. Burns, labor 11 55
'Wm. Beyer. labor 2 70
Jas. Boyd, labor .. .... ...... 13 85
Thos. Boyce, labor 10 50
Jno. Burke, labor .. .. ...... 7 45
Jno. Burns. labor .. .. 12 50
Chas. Beyer. labor.. .. .. 60 75
H. Brehm, labor 33 00
Pat Bell, labor .. .... 46 50
Tno. Bottome, labor .. .... 30 01
Phil Becker. labor .. .... 16 20
Wm. Bartling, labor 14 20
Chas. Buse, labor .. .. .... 18 25
Paul Becker, labor .. .. .. 6 10
Jno. Burke, labor.... .. .. 1 35
Pat. Burke, labor .. .. .. 6 75
G- o. Brochtobrc ch, labor . , , , 12 15
Pat. Breen, labor .. 17 25
«m Bennett. Sr.. labor 12 15
Jos Blocker. labor. 12 F:;
•Tas Brun.,1 ill. labor. 6 75
Val Burns, labor. 4 75
M Beckius, labor 3 40
Jno. Brwon, Libor 2 io
H Berry, labor 4 75
Jos. Bade, labor 1 35
.Tno Bewer, le'or steam ro:ler50 00
D Corcoran, labor. 19 95
.T Cahill. labor 8 SO
Jno Callahan, labor. 15 'A
D Crotty, labor. 12 15
?no Corbett, labor. 20 fb
Jno Corcoran, labor. 19 60
.133 Connolly. labor. 12 50
L. Corcoran labor . . . 12 85
Wm Cunningh:zm, labor. . . 12 .50
B. Conlin, labor. 7 30
D. Carrigan, labor. 9 45
Laut Cahill labor. 14 85
Jas Cahill, labor. 10 80
Fred Conrad, labor. 36 00
Math. Collinson, labor. .. 1 35
J as Craig, labor.. ... .. . 2 70
Wm. Cat berry, labor. 16 90
Math. Carmody, labor.. 15 55
Math. Crahin, :abor. 16 'JO
Jno Coyne, labor. 4 05
M. Coyle, labor. 3 -10
C. Callahan, labor. 4 05
Jas Crawford labor bridge 50 00
P Defontin, labor. 12 .;U
Jno Doherty, labor. 16 55
Pat Dempsey, labor, 16 90
H. Donnelly, labor, 54 00
Jack DriscoN, labor. 47 35
Jno Dettman, labor. 13 20
Mart. Dumphey, labor. 8 b0
F. Darling, labor. 7 80
M. Differding, labor. 4 '15
Jno Dixon, labor. 10 54)
Wm. Erwin, labor.. .. .. 12 85
Jno. Eagan, labor. 16 9J
N. Fischer, labor. 18 75
Jas Farrell, labor,
Dan Fox, labor.
Pat Furey, labor,
Christ. Fischer, labor
F. Faber, labor.
M. Fetschle, labor.
M, Fagan, :abor.
L. Fritz, labor
P. Fitzgerald, labor.
P Fasselius labor.
Ed Frith, labor.
Jno. FPzpatr!ck, labor.
.Jno Flynn, labor.
Pat Gill, labor
Joe Brabb, labor
Pat. Grew, labor.
247
4 05
11 bo
16 90
12 16
16 ;0
12 15
8 10
14 S5
2 115
4 75
1 3i
22 9:5
40 00
63 00
19 69
6 45
Jas Gillaspie,labor.... .. 11 85
Geo. Gantenbein, labor .. 16 50
Geo. Gan labor. 15 55
P. Gregory, labor 12 85
P Ginter, labor 12 15
Jos Ginter, labor . 16 20
H Grode, labor 7 80
B Glass, labor . 15 55
P Greden, labor 13 20
Jno Gerst, labor . 13 20
Jos Greenwood, labor .. 2 70
C Grunzig, labor . . 4 75
J M Garrison, labor . . . 2 70
Chr Gantenbein, labor . 4 75
Tom Hack, labor . 11 50
P Horeb, labor . 4 05
Jas Hird, carpenter . 50 00
Amb Hird, labor 14 85
Jno Hafey, labor . 11 50
Jno Hanley, labor . . 12 85
Dan Hickcock, labor 10 80
Jno Hayes, labor 36 75
H Henkel, labor . 9 15
Jno Hilson, labor . 9 15
Jos Huber, labor 5 40
Geo Hecklin, labor ... 15 55
Chr Heck, labor . 12 15
Jno Harmon, labor . . . . 1 35
M Houpes, labor . . . ..... 15 20
Dan Harmon, labor . , 10 15
Aug Hofferman, labor . 12 85
Jerry Hogan, labor . . . 4 05
A Henderson, labor . . , 4 75
Claus Tagge, labor . . , 4 75
Jas Hall, labor . . . 6 10
N Hilger, labor . 1 35
Wm Juergens, labor . .. 18 90
A Johnson, Iabor ... 12 15
P Jacobi, labor . 19 25
Jesse Jellison, carpenter . 50 00
Phil Kenney. labor 19 60
Jno Kelly. labor . 16 90
T Kelly, labor . 13 50
M Kane, labor . 14 65
H Kehr, labor . 9 80
A Knapp, labor . 16 90
P Kien, labor . . . 63 00
F Krueger, labor . 14 20
J Kraus. labor . 21 60
Jno Karsch, labor . 12 85
15 55
22 95
8 10
15 90
4 05
7 10
Jas Kenneally, labor . . 4 75
3 40
Wm Krohnfeld, labor .
C Ka'mpman, labor .
P Krocheska, labor
M Klein, labor ..
M Kass, labor
E S King, labor
Jos Kensler, labor
248 List of Warrants.
Jno Kettenhoffer, labor , 2 70 Wm. Spensley, labor. . . • .... 34 ;,;
Jno Kinsella. labor . 6 00 D. Sutherland, labor. 13
Td Lagen, driver 40 00 Jos. Stadl, labor. 3 41
)
Aug Lange, labor . 3 00 A. Schmidt, labor, 3 10
• Pat Lynch, labor . 19 60 Jno. Schemmel, labor. . . ..... 3 40
Chr Lohrman, labor 18 75 Jno. Schroeder, labor. g 15
P Leavitt, labor 14 20 A. R. Stevenson, engineer steam
M Loes, labor . 6 75 rolloer 75 GU
M Lillack, labor . . 5 75 Joe Seik, labor. 25 OU
Jac Welte, labor ..............2 05 H. SteV€I.sc,n, laU,r. 2 Try
P. Weist, labor.... ... ... ... 16 20 M. Specht, labor 31 9,
Jno. Nickham, labor .. .... ... 70 T. 'l'hill, labor. 11 85
Aug. Gass. labor.. .... .. 15 55 Jno. 'Caschmer, labor. 6 1v
Jno. Yan, labor .. .. .... .. .. 5 75 los Tacke, labor. 11 Sa
Jno .Yan, labor . .. .. • , ...... 3 40 Geo Traub, labl or. 4 15
Geo. zumhoff, labor.. ...... .. 20 75 Jos Tomas, lobar 1 35
Fred. Zerehon, labor .. .. .. .. 12 85 A. F. Thompson, labor 3 )p
Jas. Zermanek, labor . . , . , .. 20 25 Jos Vogt, labor.
339 Warring, Libor. 39 0
W. Zachina, labor ...... 12 85 p W rtin labor 43 50
F. Zernon, labor ............4 75 M. White. labor. 11 la
P. Altman, team.... .. .. .. . 31 00 Jno. Welsh, labor. 11 15
P. Ahearn. team .. .... ...... 24 00 P. Wagner, labor. ft to
R. Burns, Jr., team .. .. ...... 18 00 Edw. Welsh, labor. . . 17 '15
T. Byron, team .. .... ..... 12 75 N Webb. labor. 2 71
C. 0. Baker, team.. .. .. .... 18 00 Jr o. Welsh, labor. 11 1511
Mrs. Costello, team .. .. .. .. 10 50 A. Wauderseheit, labor. . 13 20
T. Crahin, team .. .... ...... . 24 01) Jno. Wolff. labor. 12 85
P. Clancy, team .... .. .... .. 7 5.1 Geo. Whitman. labor. 12 50
Wm. Casey, team .. .. .. ...... 31 50 H. Weiderbacher, labor. . 14 b5
A. Conrad, team .. .. .. ...... 3 00 Geo. Wetter, labor. 4 75
W. Cooke, team .. .. .. .. 3 0) A. Wandrashek, labor. . . 3 40
Jos. Calvert, team .. .. .... 7 50 F. Wolgrin, labor. 3 tcc
J. Duggan, Sr., team ........1 50 Jno. Geary, team.. .. .. 20 25
J. Dunkley, team .. .. .. .. .. 13 50 Thos. Green team.. .. .. 4 50
J. Duggan, Jr. 10 50 Thos. Heins, team .. .. , . ? 00
• " •• • Jos. Harold, team 22 5)
Thos. Elliott, team.. .. .. .. , . 29 25 • • • • •
Wm. Ellis, team ..........23 2.i H.Haggerty, team .. .. .. .... 63 01
M
75 M. Harmon, team .. ..
N. Frith, team .. .. 42 • • • • .. 33 00
Eugene Frith, team .. .... .... 27 00 P. Horch, team .. .. .. .. .. .. 15 00
M. Gantenbein, team .. .. .. .. 4 50 Jno.Hofimeier, team ........31 5''
Jas. Graham, team .. .. 12 00 Peter Jarding, team ........34 50
Jno Rae`z, labor . 14 85 Tom. Kane, team .. .... .... .. 14 2
r.eo Rink, labor. 1B g,)
P. Kenneally, team . 21 00
Jac. Raesner, labor.12 45 B. Kane, team .. .. .. .. ..... 24 00
N. Reined, labor. 13 20 T. Kenneally, team • ... 21 00
M. Reinhart, labor. 3 40
H. King, team.. .. .. .. .. •
.. 7 50
F. Reums, labor. 6 75 P. Linehan, team ...... .... ... 21 75
1•'. R.• eel, lahnr.3 40 Jno Long, team .. .. .. ...... 19 50
Jas Revd Intor. . 15 9U Robt Love, team ..• 21 00
P. Sehlitz, labor. 3 7914,,Wm. Lyons, team .. 7 50
•
11. Schnee, labor 9 09 Robt. Mathis, team .. 10 50
Jos. Smith, labor. 16 JG Jno. Murray, team .. .. .. .... 4 0
Geo. Sutter, labor . 17 55 F. Mathis, team 23 25
Sara .Smith, labor. 18 9,1 Jeff McGrath, team . 21 00
Dan Sheehan, labor. 10 50 Jno. McGrath, team 25 50
M. Sullivan, labor. 4 05 Wm. McGrath, team
N. Swetney, labor. 12 1;3
M Scboilard, labor. Jas. '.McCracken, team .. .. ..
N. Schroeder, labor. 13 85 Jno. McCollins, team .. .. .. ..
14 85 P. S. Norton, team .. .. .
A. Siug1P, labor. 14 55 ""'
Paddy Smith, labor. 12 b5 J. Parker, team .. .. .. •.
FeLer Scoffer, labor. 10 15 Mrs• Quiniivan, team .. .... ..
L. Stein, :abor.14 85 G. Reynolds, team .. .. , , .. . .
S Schaetzle, labor. 13 85 Aug. Rober. team 1 51
J. Sit•man, labor. 2 W'; Wm. Reilly, team 4 50
Jno. Steffen, labor. 18 25 M. Riordan team , . ..........15 75
.T. Sullivan, labor. 10 SU J. Singrin team.. .. .. 28 50
M. Shea, labor.. 12 13 E. Sealey, team............24 75
J. 3ummerly, labor. 8 45 J. Savage, team ..............15 00
J. L. Sullivan, labor. 7 45 0. Stevenson, team • , .. 51 00
H. S 1eph e labor 25 850 J. Strolls, team .. . .
H. Stephens, :abor. .. ...... 3 0't
J. B. Stevens ,labor. 12 80 H. Smith, team ..............45 7:;
15 :.0 W. Singrin, team .. .. .. .. .. 45 0')
31 50
53 25
27 00
19 50
40 50
20 21
26 25
Tivt of Warrants.
D. Sutherland, team • .. .. .. ....26 25
F. Siege, team .. .. .. ...... 3 00
Jas.: 'robin, team.. .. .. .. 46 50
M. Theis, team .. .. .. .. 16 50
A. Turner, team .. .. .. .. , , , , 7 50
P. Vogel, team .. .. .. .. 15 00
J. Williams, team .. .. .. 18 00
M. Wagner. team 21 00
Geo. Anderson, labor on sewer . 2 25
J. Bennett, labor on sewer .. 34 50
Chas Botsford, labor on sewer 39 00
Ed. Capritz, l lbor on sewer 21 75
Sam Elmer, labor on sewer 42 50
M. Farrell, labor on sewer 37 15
A. ,Jaeger, labor on sewer 23 25
J. Jellison, labor on sewer .. 42 50
P. Ginter, labor on sewer 6 75
Max ITappner, labor on sewer 3 75
Jno. Hilson, labor on sewer .. . 1 50
M. Lonergan, labor on sewer 14 25
H. Martin, labor on sewer .. 7 50
P. McNulty, labor on sewer . 32 25
Mart McGovern, labor on sever6 75
M. McCarten. tabor on sewer 29 25
Jno. O'Dea, labor on sf wer .. 22 15
Jno. O'2rien. labor on sewer6 00
Steve Rousch, labor on sewer 26 25
Jos. Rooney, labor on sewer.. 15 0'1
Alb. Scherr• labor on sewer 6 75
M: Tierney, labor on sewer 32 95
Wm. Tarry, labor on s-wer 28 50
Jas. Tobin, labor on sewer .. 5 2:5
T. F. Thompson, labor on sewer 3 40
T Zugenbnehler labor on sewer 34 15
C. Lohrman, labor on sewer 16 50
N . Fischer. labor on sewer .... 13 50
F. Baltzer, labor on serer47 25
W. Dean, labor on sewer 47 25
M. Flynn, labor on sewer 21 87
H. Smith, labor on sewer 47 25
J. Parker, labor on sewer .... 1 50
Wm. Casey, labor on sewer .. 1 50
Jno. Long. labor on sewer 17 25
M. Harmon. labor on sewer .... 4 50
P. Altman, labor on sewer .. .. 6 00
Jeff McGrath, labor on sewer .. 1 50
M. Theis labor on sewer .. .. 6 00
P. Jarding, labor on sewer .... 3 00
Jno. Dunkley, labor on sewer . 7 50
Con. Murray, labor on sewer75
A. Doerr, Sr., labor on sewer 15 25
Geo. Bennett, Asst. Asse'sor . 100 00
Gott!. Gmeh'e, Asst. Assessor100 00
J. P. Traut, board of prisoners,
June.. .. .. .. .. 37 FO
Ed. Morgan, 3 road scrapers10 01
Sam Starr, sanitary patrolman. 50 00
Purcell & Maloey, oil for fire de-
partment ..
Engler, Frudden Lumber Co, say
Ings .. 2 50
M. Igo.. .. .. ..... 1 50
P. Clancy, use of team for fire
department .. .... .. . • .. .. . .
Lagen & Sloan, horse shoeing
for firedepartment.. . .... 21 00
Reinfried & Jaeger, hardware .. 1 10
Palmer, Winall & Co, blank sta-
tionary.. .. .. .. ..... .. 46 75
C. K. Mathis Bindery, binding
finance report . 4 50
2 40
2 00
Hardie and Scharle, printing
bonds.. ..
Hardie & Scharle, 12 new direc-
tories .. .... .....
Walton & Bieg, office supplies
Ham & Carver, blank station-
ary..
Dubuque Telegraph, blank sta-
tion .. ......
Dubuque Telegraph, advertising
for June.. .. . 75 00
The Globe, advertising for June. 67 50
The Times, advertising for
June.. ... .... 29 15
A. Jaeger, labor on sewers .. 6 00
German Catholic Printing Co.
advertising .. 50 00
Star Electric Co, 306 arc Lights
for July .. .. .. .... .. ...... 500 00
Star Electric Co, 306 arc lights
for July .. .. .. .... .. ...... 500 00
Star Electric Co, 306 arc lights
for July .. .. .. .... .. ...... 500 00
Star Electric Co. 306 arc lights
for July .. 152 40
Globe Light and Heat Co. 100
lamps for June .. .. .. 166 67
Key City Gas Co, gas ...... .. 60 00
Dubuque Cabinet Makers' asso-
ciation, supplies for matron.. 38 00
D. T. Howie, rep. tree trimmer 1 10
L. Roehl & Co. new police
boxes ...... .. .. .. ...... .. 39 00
G. F. Kleih, hardware for po-
lice. . . . . . . 2 30
Lagen & Sloan, horse shoeing
for police.. .. .. .... .. 4 00
Duggan & Kane, supplies for
matron .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .... 5 50
McCarten Bros, matches, soap,
etc . .. ...... ...... .. .. .. 12 60
Reinfri'd & Jaeger, police whist
les and nippers .. .. .. .... 11 55
Jno. Hartig, repairing locks,
keys, etc .. .. .. .. .. .... 11 70
A. J. Krise, patching and white
washing .. .. .. .. .......... 7 00
Carl Fatka, hay and broom for
pound.. .. .. .. ........ .... 1 40
Central Union Telephone Co. . 57 10
Theo. Schrup, rubber boots .... 2 65
Chas. Oswald, lanterns and oil
can.. .. .. .... .. .... .... 9 25
Duggan & Kane, oil for sewers . 3 00
Mullen Bros, repairing flush
tank .. .... ........ ... . 1 10
K^nneally & Kane, rock for
fountain .. .. .. .. .. .. • . 4 00
B. E. Linehan, sewer p;pe and 7 28
cement..
F. Siege, rock for fountain .. 6 40
Bock & Reed, repairing sewer 4 25
tubs..
Jno. Pickley, rock for catch ba- 17 50
sin..
J. P. Schroeder, cement.. .... 18 72
F. Schloz, repairing tools for 24 15
sewer.. .. • • • •
G. F. Kleih, tools, wheelbar-
rows. etc for sewer .... 281$'
Dietrich Bros., brick for sewer. 7 00
249
13 00
48 00
40 80
10 50
14 25
250 Liwt of JVa'r2nte.
Voggenthaler & Ragatz, man-
hole covers, etc. ., ...... ..
F. A. Fromelt, two sewer tubs
Hussman & Lies, tools, picks,
etc, for sewer.. ...... ....
Mulgrew & Philips, sewer pipe
and cement .. .. .. ...... ..
Haggerty 13ros., pine wood for
steam roller
Jno. Harney, repairing tools ..
Jas. Street,rock furnished .. ..
P. Horsch, rock furnished ....
Wm. Marshall, repairing steam
roller .. ..
Jos. Pilty, rock furnished ..
Geo. W. Farley, rock furnish-
McElrath Teaming Co. sand..
Lear & Pfiffner, horse for road.
Fred. Spielman, rock furnished.
Theo. Ratterman, rock furnish -
Pat Quinn, rock furnished ....
G. F. Kleih, nails and tools for
road.. .
Diamond Jo Store, white waste
for roller .... . .
F. Schloz. repairing tools for
road.. .. .. ........ .. ....
Lagen & Sloan, horse shoeing.
Trenk Wire works, repairing
street sweeper.. .. ........ ..
D. B. Linehan, repairing tools
for road
Dubuoue Water Co., lead for
hand rail. W. 8th street
Standard Lumber Co. lumber
for road ....
J. P. Schroeder & Co. sewer
pipe and cement .. ......
J. M McKenzie, repairing street
roller .... .. .. .. ..
Jno. Butt, repairing tools.. ..
A. Wunderlich, repairing horse
roller .., ... .. ... .. ....
Taylor & Baker, rock furnished.
Dom. Frank, rock furnisher ..
0. E. Garnsey, repairing street
scraper.. .. .... ,
Voggenthaler & Ragatz, repair-
ing steam roller .. .. .......
.Alfred Herron, grading side -
B. E. Linehan, cement for road.
Bock & Reed, repairing tools
Carl Fatka, matches, soap, etc,
steam roller .. .. .. .. .. .. ..
Jas. Kelly & Son, blank station
Barnard, Walker & Co., office
supplies .... ..
Smith, Perry Printing Co,
blank stationary ..
J. J. Hoare, 4 floor scrubbers .
P. H. Halpin, matches, soap,
etc.. .. .. ..
Phil Pier, ice city hall .. .. ..
Dubuque Rubber & Belting Co.
rubber stamps.. ..
Peter Kiene & Son. Insurance on
Central engine house .. .. ..
24 79
6 00
4 80
23 30
5 25
4 10
22 00
30 00
22 50
1 60
1 20
4 00
4 00
Nesler & Jungk, plumbing city
hall.. .. .. .. .. .. .. .....
Chas. Oswald, moving stoves,
etc, city hal .. .. .. .. .. ....
Hussman and Leis, lawn mower,
tools for park.. .. .. .. .. ..
Gus Hall, repairing tools for
park.. .. .. .... .... ..
Pape & Jacquinot, plumbing
city hall.... .. ...... .... ..
Dubuque Rubber and Belting
Co., new hose for park .
Jno. Drehouse. cleaning chim-
neys, city hall.. .. .. .. .... 30 00
Jno. Stroltz, hauling at city
hall.... .. .. .... .. ...... .. 50
Jas. Levi & Co, matting at city
3 40
4 55
7 40
50
1 20
40 35
hall.. .. .. .... .. 21 26
Police Telephone and Signal
Co., Electrician supplies .. . 20 00
H. B. Gniffke, repairing evcava
1 50 tion permits.. .. .. .. .. .. 100 00
13 20 H. B. Gniffke. interest on war-
rants .. .. .. .. .. ...... .... 382 44
58 72! H. B. Gniffke, interest on
bonds .. .... .. ..... .. .. .. 339 60
8 22 i H. B Gniffke, Ref team license . 10 00
H. B. Gniffke, express charges
on bonds.. .. .. .. .. .. 6 08
H. B. Gniffke, commission on
sale of bonds.. .. 150 00
12 00 H. B. Gniffke, advertising for
48 45
2 25
6 00
1 65
18 31
14 20
7 50
520
1 00
6 00
10 80
4 90
15 50
13 35
5 16
3 65
90
6 00
19 70
6 00
7 00
5 00
5 40
1 00
12 00
bonds .... .. .. .. .. .. .... .. 8 SO
H. B. Gniffke, postage stamps. 50
Tim Shea, loan .. .. .. .. ...... 300 00
Kittie McDonald, loan.. .. .. .. 500 00
Kittle McDonald, loan.. .. .. .. 500 00
Anna Baynes, loan.. . .. .. .. 500 00
Mary E. McDonald, loan .. .. . 300 00
Chas. Kannolt, loan .. .. . , .. 350 00
Jos. Herod, jury .. ., .. ...... 4 00
A. Vogler, jury.. .. .. .. • • • • 4 00
Robt. Jess, jury .. .. .. .. .. 4 00
J. Bechtel, jury .. .... ...... . 4 00
P. Specht, jury .. .. .. .... .. 4 00
Jno. Page, jury .. .... .. ..... 4 00
Jas. Kane, jury .. .. .. .... 4 00
J. W. Coy, jury .. .... 4 00
0. L1lwanger, jury ...... ... , 4 00
M. J. Mulgrew. jury .... .. .. 4 00
Jas. Fecker, jury .. ,. .. .. .. 4 00
?no Hntirtan. watchman at dump 35 OC
Mrs. H. Koenig, janitor 20 Ou
Wm Gelsheker, rodman 65 00
Jno Farley, rodman.. .. .. 40 00
Jos Murphy, rodman. 40 ('u
J. P. Traurt, board of prisoners
for June.
C. H. Whitwell, veterinary ser-
vices
Young Bros., laundry, May
B. Hayes, c'eaning around mar-
ket house, June.
P. Wiest, labor around city hall
M. Loes, labor around city hall
F. Dennert, drugs
F. Dempsey, labor around city
hall
B. Hayes, cleaning around mar-
ket, June
McFlrath Teaming Co, sweeping
paving
". 0. D. Laundry, waaahiug towels
27 Si;
12 7r)
6 00
21 00
2 70
7a
8 06
1 50
21 0'r
74 .0
6 iii
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List of Warrants
A. Jaeger, labor around city hall 3 00
Paul Becker, assistant park cus-
todian. 2 70
D. Corcoran, labor at city hall71;
Geo. Hecklin, assistant park cus-
todian 1 0:.
P. Hanaten, labor at city hall.. 70
F. Slog, labor at city hall 3 00
A. Sohmidt, labor at city hall1 35
P. Clancy, filling 4th street ex-
tension. . 21 00
McElrath Team Co.. filling 4th
street extension . . . 22 30
Geo. W. Farley, filling 41,h street
extension . . . 35 75
Ross McMahon, filling 4th street
extension 36 00
J. Dunkley, filling Liebnitz st6 05
Thos Kenneally, filling 4th street
extension. . 8 50
W. H. Knowlton, supplies for en-
gineer's office . . . . 16 92
Jno. Leidinger, laying gutter7 02
McElrath Teaming Co., sweep-
ing brick paving.
Mrs Healey. team .. .. .. ...
Math. Roshek, labor.. .. ..
Jas McKeenan, labor. . .
F. Seeman, labor.
E. Desmond, labor.
R. Weideman, labor.
Duggan & Kane, supplies for ma-
tron
Central Electric Co., supplies far
electrician.. 71 13
P. Schlenker, repairs at city hall 1 10
M. Mullen, plumbing at city hall 8 30
Cleaver & McCarten, plumbing
on drinking fountain. . . 1 20
Smith -Perry Printing Co., station
ary . . . 11 00
Christ. Schmidt, supplies for ma-
tron 5 15
P. Klauer, supplies for matron6 40
Fraatz & Clark, drugs for patrol
horses. 3 55
Ellwanger Bros., repairs harness
for patrol team . 18 40
C. J. Heller, coat and vest buttons
for police .. .. .. .. .. 9 50
Chas. Oswald, two padlocks for
city pound, 1
Merkes & Hassler, hay for city
pound . 1 00
Excelsior Brass Works, 300 dog
tags 6 00
Jos. J. Rowan, supplies for ma-
tron 5 53
Lear & Pfifgner, horse shoeing
police . . 15 50
L. J. Baumhover, gloves for po-
lice . . . . . 5 25
Key City Gas Co., gas . . 23 83
Jos Trudell, repairs patrol wa-
gon.
A. H. Wagner, repairs city hall 14 20
matron 1
74 10
28 50
30 40
4 75
4 75
2 05 i
3 10 1
5951
,75
Chris. Schmidt, meat for matron
Dubuque Telegraph. stationary. 5 00
Smith -Perry Printing Co., sta-
tionary .
P. H. Halpin, brooms and bran 3 95
Fraatz & Clark, drugs for fire
department. .
Hanger & Blush, stationary
10
2 30
6 00
2 00
7 85
251
E. Sohollian, half pay for over-
coat J. J. Murphy 10 00
Barnard, Walker & Co., decora-
tions city hall during Saenger -
fest 11 42
F. J. Hilken & Co., decorations
city hall during Saengerfest2 10
Chas. Oswald, repairs at city hall
and supplies . . . 24 50
Jos. .T. Rowan, crape for Cooney's
desk
Farley, Farley Mfg. Co., band
sawing , , ,
Excelsior Brass Works, repairs
on fire engine
Tom Connolly, repairs on fire
engine .. .. ..... 6 90
McDermott & Gow, plumbing at
Central engine house.. .. 4 55
Merkes & Hassler, bran for fire
department 1 05
Jno. C. Honer, putting up two
fountains 40 40
.Tos Trudell, repairs hose cart5 35
Dubuque Oil Tank Line, oil for
fire dept. .. .. 6 00
A. Wunderlich, horse -shoeing for
fire dept 5 55
Standard Lumber Co., shavings
for fire dept. 1 50
Collings & Wilkinson, horse -
shoeing for fire dept 11 00
Dubuque, Water Co., water500 00
Dubuque. Water Co., waiter500 00
Dubuque Water Co., water 345 83
Lear & P6ffner, horse -shoeing
for fire dept. 13 50
Ellwanger Bros.. repairs harness
for fire dept. 2 20
E. E. Frith, removing garbage222 75
.Jno .T. Kearns. recording plats4 00
E. C. Blake, improving Wood-
worth street124 20
E. C. Blake, improving Wocd-
w orth street .. .... .. .. .. 38 31
E. C. Blake. grading Woodworth
street........ .. .. 100 00
Blake & Blake, improving Ben-
nett street .... .. .... ...... 500 00
Blake & Brake, improving Ben-
nett street .... .. .... ...... 500 00
Blake & Blake, improving Ben-
nett street. 200 00
Jno. Pickley, grading Liebnitz
street. 500 00
Jno. Pickley, grading Liebnitz
street. 500 00
Jno. Pickley, grading Liebnitz 80 00'
street. .
,Tno. Pickley, improving Liebnitz
street 470 72'
Jno. Pickley, improving Llebnitz 188 73
street. ......" 6 60
Jno. Pickley, macadam
Jno. Pickley, improving Paul st300 00
Dubuaue Construction Co., grad-
ing Chestnut street.... .. . 50 26'
Dubuque Construction Co., Im-
proving Chestnut street12 48
Dubuque Construction Co., im-
proving Chestnut street 29 46
Dubuque Construction Co., im-
proving Chestnut street 58 02
Peter Horch, improving Hart st350 00
Peter Horch, grading North Main
1 45
50
6 90
252
List of Warrants.
street.. .. 144 44
Peter Hooch, improving North
Main street 28 86
Peter Horch, improving North
Main street. 57 88
Peter Horch, improving North
Main street. . .. .. 114 78
J. Tibey, laying crossings 68 40
J. Tibey, improving West 8th
street 189 12
J. Tibey, improving West 8th
street... .. .. .. 68 13
J. Tibey, constructing storm
water sewer on Dodge street500 00
J. Tibey, constructing storm
water sewer on Dodge stre3t468 50
J. Tibey, grading West Sth et50 00
Wm. Dodson, improving Coates
avenue 80
Wm. Dodson, improving Fremont
avenue. 400 0
Wilmer Coak, improving Garfield
avenue 500 00
R. E. Lee, laying new sidewalk.. 92 38
B. Donahue, laying new sidewalk 32 25
T. Hassett, filling on Bluff street
extension. . 1 92
H. E. Bradley, painting and sand-
ing rail W. 8th street.... 8 00
Theo Altman, improving South-
ern avenue .. .. .. .......... 74 52
Theo Altman, improving South-
ern avenue.. .. .. •••.. 81 50
Theo. Altman grading ,Southern
avenue . 163 12
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan,
repairing 19th street 401 :5
Steuck, O'Farre'1 & Linehan,
improving Grace street.. . 500 00
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan,
improving Grace street.. . 500 00
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan,
improving Grace street.. . 150 00
Stench, O'Farrell & Linehan,
improving Goethe avenue.... 500 00
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan,
improving Goethe avenue.... 500 00
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan,
improving Goethe avenue.... 200 90
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan,
improving Clinton avenue ..... 9 34
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan,
improvinb Clinton avenue .... 32 30
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan,
improving Clinton avenue.... 63 ,0
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan,
improving Southern avenue .. 84 55
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan,
improving Southern avenue .. 91 75
Steucic, O'Farrell & Linehan,
improving Southern avenue .. 176 40
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan,
grading Strauss avenue .... .. 150 00
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan,
improving Hedley Court.. ,
Steuck, O'Farrell & 25 71
improving Hedle • CourLinehan,
Steuck, O'Farrell 3 & Li ha• 33 49
improving Hedley Court.. .. .
Steuck, O'Farrell &66 66
grading Clinton avenue.....Linehan,
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan, 118 40
grading Hedley Court.. . 65 00
Steuck, O,'Farrell .& Linehan,
grading Sheridan, street ... .-90 00
Steuck, O'Farrell .& Linehan,
grading Union avenue.. .. . 500 00
Steuek, O'Farrell & Linehan,
grading Union avenue 201 25
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan,
improving Union avenue.. .. 104 96
Steuck. O'Farrell & Linehan,
improving Union avenue .. 244 74
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan,
improving Union avenue .. 484 00
Stenck. O'Farrell & Linehan,
lowering Kniest street.. . 500 00
Stenck• O'Farrell & Linehan,
lowering Kniest street 461 30
Steuck. O'Farrell & Linehan,
lowering Kniest street .. 25 60
Steuck. O'Farrell & Linehan
lowering Kniest stree`. . •12 Se
Key City Gas Co.. coal and coke. 37 23
0 Dubuque Water Co.. water 30 00
Bn,ton One Price C1oth•ers, straw
(1
hats fire department.... 35 00
Voggenthaler & Ragatz, repairs
fire engines 1S4 97,
A. Wu•iderli h, Fhneing horses for
fire dept 7 25
Trenk Wire Works, wire fence
etc 6 00
Dnbugne Oil Tank Line, oil for
fire depar'ment .. .. • . 12 00
Chr Janssen, jury . 4 0n
improving
Kenety & McCann
Clay street
Kenety & McCann, improving
Clay street .. .
Wilmer Cook. improving Gar-
field avenue
G W Albert, macadm
Jno Malone, macadam
The Herald, advertising from
July 1st to August 1st . 67 50
A Anderson, locating center line
Fremont avenue .. 15 00
Sam Smith, empounding dogs for
July . 81 .,0
Anna M Bush, damage on Jones
and Main street . 111 90
Jno Ryder. commissioner on
Jones and Main street 2 00
Jno Sutton, commissioner on
Jones and Main street . . 2 00
Conrad Beekman, flleing on 14th
street . 124 75
Peter Horsch, filling on 14th St85 25
D Sutherland, filling on 14th St 32 25
Jno McGrath, filling on 14th St54 25
Wm McGrath, filling on 14th St12 75
Jno Tibey, filling on 14th St .. 10 75
C McGovern, filling on 14th St . 19 .2'
Steuck & O'Farrell and Line-
han, filling on 14th street 103 00
Ross McMahon, filling on 14th
street 9 75
5 MoElrath, filling on 14th St 8 00
Thos Kenneally, filling on 14th
street . 15 00
500 00
500 00
50 00
1' 00
15 00
M Brown & Son, filling on 14th
street . . 43 75
Geo Farley, filling on 14th St6 50
J Beekman, filling on 14th St 5 75
Jno Evans, filling on 14th St 10 75
F Mathis, filling on 14th St .. 9 75
John Williams, filling on 14th St 52 75
Mrs W Young, loan , , , , 800, 00
iMrs W Young, loan . 200 00
John Ellwanger, loan
John Ellwanger, loan
John Ellwanger, loan
John Ellwanger, loan
John Ellwanger, loan .
.John Ellwanger, loan
German Trust & Savings
loan . .
L,.vt of IVrarrant,4.
Bank,
253
500 00 NOTICE TO SIDEWALK CONTRAC-
500 00
500 00 TORS.
500 00
500 00
500 00
German Trus( & Savings Bank,
loan
500 00
5(1'1 110
German Trust. & Savings Bank,
loan
German Trust & Savings Bank,
loan .. 500 00
First National Bank, loan . 500 00
First National Bank, loan . 500 00
First National Bank, loan . 500 00
First National Bank, loan . 500 00
Second National Bank, loan 500 00
Second National Bank, loan 500 00
Second National Bank, loan 500 00
Second National Bank, loan 500 00
Second National Bank, loan 500 00
Second National Bank, loan 500 00
Citizens' State Bank, loan 500 00
Citizens' State Bank, loan 500 00
Citizens' State Bank, loan 500 00
Citizens' State Bank, loan 500 00
W L Bradley, loan 500 00
W L Bradley, loan 500 09
W L Bradley, loan 500 00
W L Bradley, loan 500 00
W L Bradley, loan 500 00
W L Bradley, loan 500 00
W L Bradley, loan 500 00
W L Bradley, loan 500 00
W L Bradley, loan 500 00
W L Bradley, loan 500 00
W L Bradley, loan 500 00
W L Bradley, loan 500 00
W L Bradley, loan 500 00
W L Bradley, loan 500 00
W L Bradley, loan 500 00
W L Bradley, loan 500 00
W L Bradley, loan 500 00
W L Bradley, loan 500 00
W L Bradley, loan 500 00
W L Bradley, loan 500 00
W L Bradley, loan 500 00
W L Bradley, loan 500 00
W L Bradley, loan 500 00
W L Bradley, loan 500 00
W L Bradley, loan 500 00
W L Bradley, loan 500 00
W L Bradley, loan 500 00
W L Bradley, loan 500 00
400 00
200 00
500 00
Fred Weigel, loan
Fred Weigel, loan
Dubuque Construction
Co, im-
proving Clay from 13th to 18th
to Eagle Point avenue 500 00
Dubuque Constructnon Co, im-
proving Clay from 13th to 18th
to Eagle Point avenue 500 00
Police Telephone and Signal
Co, 1 fire alarm box . 125 00
I hereby certify that the foregoing is
a correct list of all warrants issued by
me during the month of August, 1896.
L. M. LANGSTAFF,
Recorder Pro Tem.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the city engineer's office, Dubuque, Ia.
up to 4 o'clock p. m., Saturday, Sept.'
26th, 1896, for constructing sidewalks
of plank, where not already laid as fo'.-
lows: viz:
6 feet wide on north side of Southern
avenue between Rowan street and Eng-
lish Lane.
4 feet wide on both sides of Goeth.P
avenue between Burden avenue and
Sheridan street.
4 feet. wide on north side of Lawther
avenue between Burden avenue and
Windsor avenue.
4 feet wide on south side of Strauss
avenue between Burden avenue and
Windsor avenue.
4 feet wide on west side of Sheridan
street between Goethe avenue and Law-
ther avenue.
4 feet wide on west side of Hedley
Court between Lawther avenue and
Strauss avenue.
4 feet wide on south side of Clinton
avenue between Queen street and Wind-
sor avenue.
4 feet wide on east side of Queen
street between Sanford street and north
end.
4 feet wide on north side of Ries
street between Windsor avenue and Star
ford avenue.
4 feet wide on both sides of Edison
street between Stafford avenue and Alt-
hauser avenue.
4 feet wide on both sides of Fremont
avenue between Cascade road and Paci-
fic street.
4 feet wide on both sides of Hart
street between Cooler avenue and Val-
erie street.
4 feet wide on east side of Paul street
between Seminary street and Leibnitz
street.
4 feet wide on both sides of West 8th
street beween Hill street and Air Hill
streeet.
4 feet wide on north side of Union
avenue between West Locust street
and Blake street.
4 feet wide on both sides of Grand-
view avenue between Southern avenue
and east end.
6 feet wide on both sides of Jackson
street between 27th street and Peru
road.
4 feet wide on south side of Fremont
avenue between Grandview avenue and
North Cascade road.
2 feet wide on north side of Valley
street between Southern avenue and
Wilde street.
All in aocordance with specifications
on file in said office.
A bond of $100 will be required with
each bid. The city reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
Dubuque, Iowa, Sept. 16th, 1896.
9-16-10t. W. H. KCN yWTEineer.
254
Official Notices.
NOTICE.
Public notice is hereby given that the
session of the city council of the city of
Dubuque, hold on the 8th day of Sep-
tember, 1896, the following special as•
se.ssments were levied on the real :es-
tate hereinaftr described, and that in
case of failure to pay within the time
prescribed by the ordinance governing
same, will become delinquent and sub-
jeet to collection by distress and sale.
HENRY B. GNIFFKE,
City Treasurer.
For constructing sidewalk on Audu
bon avenue from West 14th street t)
Dexter avenue:
C. A. Voelker, Woodlawn Park
add, lot 52 .$ 15 21
C. A. Voelker, Woodlawn Park
add, lot 53. 7 :11
C. A. Voelker, Woodlawn Park
add, lot 54. 7 ;;1
C. A. Voelker, Woodlawn Park
add., lot 55. 8 77
C. A. Voellcer, Woodlawn Park
add., lot 56 8 63
C. A. Voelker, Woodlawn Park
add., lot 57 7 31
Iowa M. B. & Loan Assn..
Woodlawn Park add, lot 58.. 7 31
Thos. McDonald, Woodlawn Park
add., lot 59. 7 31
Henry Smith, Woodlawn Park
add., lot 60 8
'rhos. McDonald, Woodlawn Park
add., lot 61. 8 or,
Martin Fahey, Woodlawn Park
add., lot 62. 7 31
Thos. McDonald, Woodlawn Park
add., lot 63. 7 31
C. A. Voelker, Woodlawn Park
add., lot 65. 8 63
C. A. Voelker, Woodlawn Park
add., lot 66 8 63
C. A. Voellcer, Woodlawn Park
add., lot 68 7 31
C. A. Voelker, Woodlawn Park
add., lot 69 7 31
R. Juen, Woodlawn Park add lot
70 8 63
C. A. Voelker, Woodlawn Park
add., lot 91. 8 63
C. A. Voelker Woodlawn Park
add., lot 92 7 31
Theresa Kempf, Woodlawn Park
add., lot 93. 7 31
C. A. Voelker, Woodlawn Park
add., n 1-2 lot 94. . 3 66
R. G. Rogers, Woodlawn Park
add., s 1-2 lot 94. . 3 65
Tulin Kleinschmidt, Woodlawn
Park add., lot 95. . 8 63
John Kleinschmidt, Woodlawn
Park add., lot 96. .
John Kleinschmidt, Woodlawn 8 63
Park add., lot 97.
S. E. Smith. Woodlawn Park 7 31
add., lot 98.
John Kleinschmidt, W d 7 31
Park add., lot 99. . oodlawn
For laying sidewalk on Alpine street:
Standard Lumber Co, Guernsey
Standard Lumber Co, Guernsey :7 61
Standard Lmber Co., Lois Add.,
lot 6 7 61
S. M. Langworthy est., Lois add.,
lot 9 50
For laying sidewalk on Jackson
street:
Math Riede, Glendale add, lot 1.$13 51;
Math. Riede, Glendale add., lot 2 11 26
L. 13. Gantz, Glendale add., lot12 13 30
Klauer & Becker, Davis Farm add
lot 213. 15 75
For laying sidewalks on various
streets:
Chas Heinze, Wick's add, lot 25 $20 48
Jacob Kuntz Est., sub 6. 8 and n
7 feet of 10 Wick's add, lot S21 35
1l:en Collins, sub 537a Ham's
add, lot 1. 18 2;
Mary A. Taken, Kelly's sub, s 1-2
tot 35 10 00
A. Goldthorpe, sub 741 city, lot 3 21 04
Mrs. Anna Whelan, Mattox sub
lot 1.. 43 31
Rel) cra .T. Farley, sub 2 of 18, 19
and 20, Fairview sub., lot 117 40
Wm. Ilintra.ger, Union add., lot
190 10 47
R. Bonson est., Union add., lots
210 and 211. 27 20
For the improvement of Clifford
street from Napire street to Seminary
street.
J. P. Schroeder, sub 108 Meehan
ics' add, lot 2.. .. $ 28 48
Peter Stohl, sub 108 Mechanics'
add, lot 1.. .. .. .. 83 01
J. J. Lumbeck, Mechanics' add,
s 100 ft lot 109 6322
Henry Tropf, Mechanics' add, n
50 ft, lot 109 .. , 45 27
Joseph Haupert sub of 2 of 10 of
sub 138, 140, 142, L. H. Lang -
worthy's add, 135, 136 Mechan-
ics' add, s ' lot 2 . ..
Susan Dress, sub of 2 of 10 of sub
138, 140, 142 L. H. Lang -
worthy's add, 135, 136 Mechan-
ics add. n 36, lot 2 .. ..
W. Schultz sub of 2 of 10 of sub
138, 140, 142 L. H. Lang -
worthy's add, 135, 136 Mechan-
ics' add lot 1.. .. . 45 30
Adam Jaeger, sub of 10 of sub
138, 140, 142 L. H. Lang -
worthy's add, lot 1 .. .. ..
28 34
21 98
C. A. Voelker, sub 17, Voelker's
add, lot 1.. .. ..
J. Haupert, sub 17, Voelker's
add, lot 2.. .. ..
Theo. Klein, Voelker's add, n 40
ft. lot 18 .. 23 19
Dominick Welu, Voelker's add
s10 ft lot 18.. .. .. .,. 5 79
Dominick Wein, Voelker's add
n 20 ft lot 19 .. . 11 60
Anton Welu, Voelker's add, s 30
ft lot 19 .. 17 40
C. A. Voelker, Voelker's add lot
21.. 47 19
C. A. Voelker, Voelker's add lot
22.... 90 77
For the improvement of Foye street
7 61 from West Locust street to Gold street.
Kate Lundbeck, Cox's add, e 24
50 10
25 12
17 40
Official Notices.
255
ft lot 23 •• .. •••• •84 87
Kate Lundbeck Cox's add, e 82 ft
lot 23.... 2385 92
Dan Norton, Buettell's sub, lot
10.... .. .....• 78 03
J. J. Flynn, Buettell's sub, lot
9 43 75
Dan Norton, Buettell's sub, lot
8 44 09
Neal McPoland, Buettell's sub,
lot 7 ... 36 91
Louis Burchart, Buettell's sub,
lot 6 .. .. .. .......... .. .... 30 63
John W. Bitten, Porter's add. lot
16.. .. .. .. .... 30 93
Bridget Bird, Porter's add, s
lot 15.. .. ... ..... ... 15 46
Mary Mullen, Porter's add, n
lot 15 ... 15 46
Jerry Anglin. Porter's add, lot
14.... ... 30 93
John D. Walsh, Porter's add, lot
13.......................30 93
Pat F Walsh Est, Porter's add,
lot 12.... .. ... ... ... .... 36 44
Iowa M. B. & L Ass'n., Porter's
add, lot 11 .. .. .... .... 3 65
For the improvement of Grace street
from (`Grandview avenue to east line of
lot 8. O'Hare's sub:
Grandview Ave. M E church,
sub 20. Reche's sub. lot 1 .$ 94 13
Wm Reche's Est, sub 20. Reche's
sub. lot 2 . 41 59
Geo Eichhorn. Reche's pub, lot
19 . 44 64
James E Durand. Reche's sub, lot
18 . . . . . 44 64
R Off, Reche's sub, lot 17 47 31
M F Kleckberger, Reohe's sub,
lot 16 . 13 41
J C Roberts, Reche's sub, lot
21. .15678
J C Roberts. Reche's sub. lot
6 • . 44 00
W G Sweeney's Est, sub 7,
O'Hare's sub, lot 4 . . . 36 80
W G Sweeney's Est, sub 7,
O'Hare's sub, lot 5 . . . 36 80
W G Sweeney's Est, sub , 7,
O'Hare's sub, lot 6 .. 36 Sid
J J Grigg, Grigg's sub, lot
5 , . . . 58 80
J J Grigg, Grigg's sub, lot
22 , 66 01
Heer & Koohendorfer, Reche's
sub, lot 25 . 40 00
T B Cain. Reohe's sub, lot 24 40 00
W E Gregory. Reche's sub. lot
26 40 00
Heer & Kochendorfer. Reche's
sub, lot 27 . 63 50
Simon Thoni, Reche's sub, lot 28 57 18
J J Grigg, Grigg's sub, lot
7 . 40 03
3 J Grigg, Grigg's sub, lot
g 38 50
3 J Grigg, Grigg's sub, lot
9.
Mary A Kemler, sub 4, O'Hare's
sub, lot 1
Mary A Kemler, sub 4, O'Hare's
sub, lot 2
38 56
4400
66 40
Mrs L M Post, Hodge's sub, lot
11 . . 36 72
Mrs L M Post, Hodge's sub, lot
10 . 36 72
Mrs L M Post, Hodge's sub. lot
9... 36 72
M Michels, Hodge's sub, lot 835 35
H R Keagy, Hodge's sub, lot 735 35
0 Bennett, Hodge's sub. lot 6... • 45 76
Hyacinth Girard, Hodge's sub,
lots . 98 41
For the improvement of Goethe ave-
nue from Burden avenue to Windsor
avenue:
Fred Ackerman, Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 88. $92 04
Geo Burden Est., Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 96. 114 51
Geo. Eichhorn, Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 103. 36 85
Dubuque B. & L. Assn., Burden
& Lawther's add., lot 104 48 00
Wm. Gross, Burden & Lawther's
add., lot 105• ...... 77 70
Geo Burden Est. Burden & Law -
tiler's ad., lot 28. 63 1.4
Geo Burn Est. Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 27. . .. 40 00
Geo Burden Est. Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 26. .. .. 40 30
Geo Burden Est. Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 25.. .. .. 40 00
Geo Burden Est. Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 24. . .... 40 00
Geo Burden Est. Burden & Law-
ther's add., :ot 23 40 00
Geo Burden Est. Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 22.. .. 40 00
Geo Burden Est. Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 21 40 00
Geo Burden Est. Burden & Laiw- 51 18
ther's add., lot 20
Geo Burden Est. Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 17 109 24
Geo Burden Est. Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 16. ..
W. Lawther, Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 37
W. Lawther, Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 36.
W. Lawther, Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 36
Geo Barden Est. Burden & Law-
ther's add.. lot 34.. .
Geo Burden Est. Burden & Law-
ther's add.. lot 33.. .
Geo Borden Est. Burden & Law-
ther's add, lot 32.. .
Geo Burden Est. Burden & Law-
ther's add.. lot 32..
Geo Burden Est. Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 31
Geo Burden Est. Burden & Law- 63 40
ther's add., lot 29. .
Dubuque B. & L. Assn., Burden
& Lawther's add., n 40 ft lot 150 00
102.
Coyle & Ellis, Burden & Law- 114 81
ther's add, lotBurden & Law -
7
F. A. Bisbing, 92 58
ther's add., lot 87
For the improvement of Garfield ave-
nue from Dock avenue to Reed avenue:
Franc Altman, McCraneY's 1st a; 46 UO
lot 27 ...... .. .. ..........
108 88
51 48
400 00
40 00
38 35
40 00
40 00
40 00
40 00
Ofj"coial J voices.
Franc Altman, McCraney's 1st add
lot 28. 45 00
Franc Altman, McCraney's 1st add
lot 29 15 09
Allen Schumacher, McCraney's
1st add., lot 30 45 00
Allen Schumacher,
1st add., :ot 31
Allen Schumacher,
1st add., lot 32.
Leathers & Trewin, McCraney's
1st add., lot 33
1Vm. Beutin, McCraney's 1st add
lot 2.
Wm. Beutin, MeCraney's 1st add.
lot 3 45 00
Wm. Beutin, i.ieeraney's 1st addI T
lot 4 45 OU
Wm. Beutin, '.ltcCraney'.s 1st add. T
lot 5 .. .. 45 00
Wnt. Beutin. McCraney's 1st add; T
lot 6 45 GO
Wni. Beutin, Meeraney's 1st add
lot 7 T
4° OO
Wm. Beutin, McCraney's 1st add.
lot 8 45 60 : T
McCraney's
McCraney's
Malcolm Post, Simpson's add, lot.
Malcolm Post, Simre?n's add, lot Yo
37
Malcolm Post, Simpson's add, lot
126126 4545
45 00 1 M. Horst, sub 39, 40 and 41, Simp
son's add, lot 10 36 61
45 00 M. Horst. sub 39, 40 and 41. Simp
son's add, lot 9.... •••••. 34 59
62 45 T. Trieloff, sub 39, 40 and 41,
T. Trieloff, sub 39, 40 and 41,
61 33 j Simpson's add, lot 8 .. .. 35 33
T. Trieloff. sub 39. 4') and 41,
Simpson's add lot 7.. ••. 36 61
. Trieloff, sub 39, 40 and 41,
Simpson's add, lot 6.. •.. 36 61
. Trieloff, sub 39. 40 and 41,
Simpson's add, lot 6 .. ...... 36 61
. Trieloff, sub 39, 40 and 41,
Simpson's add, lot 5 .. ...... 36 61
. Trieloff, sub 39. 40 and 41,
Simpson's add, lot 4 ........ 35 17
. Trieloff, sub 39. 40 and 41.
Simpson's add, lot 3 . , • . 36 61
. Trieloff. sub 39, 40 and 41,
Simpson's add. lot 2 36 61
Trieloff, sub 39, 40 and 41
Simpson's add lot 1.. .. 48 08
m. Coates' Est, Simp,•on's add,
of 42 ..• •126 18
m, Coates' Est, Simpson's add,
ot 43.. ... . 124 19
m. Coates' Est, Simpson's add,
ot 44. 167 23
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
CITY RECORDER'S OFFICE,
Dubuque, Aug. 24th, 1896.
Sealed proposals will be received at
my office up to 4 o'clock p, m., Sept. 5th,
1896, for the improvement of the fol-
lowing streets in accordance with plans
and specifications now on file in my of-
fice, viz:
Hall street from Delhi street to Grace
Grading, 1500 yards.
Cut, 860 yards.
Curbing, 850 lin feet.
Guttering, 400 square yards.
Telford macadam, 1,000 square yards.
Queen street from Clinton avenue to
north end of street:
Grading cut, 4,500 cubic yards.
Curbing, 600 lineal feet.
Guttering, 250 square yards.
Telford macadam, 700 square yards.
1896Said streets to be completed Sept. 30,
NOTICE.
Public notice is hereby
n that
t
at the session of the city council ofthe T.
city of Dubuque, held on the 8th day of w
September, 1896, the following sp-cial 1
assessments were levied on the real es- W
tate hereinafter described, and that in 1
case of failure to pay the one seventh IV
part within the time prescribed by the 1
ordinance governing same, all will be-
come delinquent and subj:ct to collec-
tion by distress and sale.
HENRY B. GNIFFKE,
Tr
For the improvementCofyCoatesuave-
nue from Fremont avenue to Cross
street.
C. A Alexander, sub 3, Babcock's
add, lot 2.. $200 75
C. A. Alexander, sub 5, Simp-
son's add, lot 1 .. . . 71 66
T. Trieloff, Concord sub, lot 13. 110 61
A. Mink, Concord sub, lot 14 110 74
Robert Selleds, Simpson's add,
lot 9..
Joseph Hoerner Simpson's add, 85 46
lot 10....
Sam Y. Bennett, Simpson's add, ?4 84
lot 11....
Lid Emmert, Simpson's add, lot 78 26
12....
Frank Sellers, Simpson'ss a , . , 82 25
13„ add, lot
Geo. A. Sturtevant " 85 04
add, lot 14 .... ,
Simpson's
C. F. McDonald, Simpson's add, 92 79
lot 15....
John Gadient, Simpson's add, lot
l 58
John Gadient, Simpson's add, lot
16..,,
John Gadient; Simpson's•so n' ' • , • 108 22
17 add, lot
John ,Gadient, Simpson's add, lot 108 37
18
Malcolm Posts, Simpson's41 38
84... ... . add, lot
................... 141 08
Biddders will be required to furnish
a bond of $200 guaranteeing that the
contract will be entered into if award-
ed.
ses-
sion oProposalsi
the councill be acted
beheld Sept. 7th,
1896.
Blank bonds will be furnished by the
recorder.
The city reserves the right to reject
any•ot all bids.
I,. M., LANGSTAFF,
8.24.101. Recorder Pro Tem;
Oficial Notices
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICES.
To Chas.-Teinge:
You are hereby notified that in :a:-
cordance with a resolution of the City
Council of the City of Dubuque for the
constructing of a sidewalk on the both
sides of Middle avenue, from Garfield
avenue to High Bluff street, adopted
on the third flay of August, A. D. 1896,
a special assessment wit: be levied for
the expense thereof at the next regular
meeting of the city council, upon all
lots and parcels of land abutting on said
improvement, lot 25 in Wick's add.
owned by you being subject to such
special assessment. And you are noti-
fled to appear at said meeting of the
council, to be held on the 7th day of
September. A. 1). 1896, and show rouse
if any you have, why said assessmzut
should not be levied.
To A. Goldthorpe. 363 Alta Vista se:
You are hereby notified that in accord
ante with a resolution of the city coun-
cil of the city of Dubuque for the con-
structing of a sidewalk on the north
side of West 14th street, from Walnut
street to Cox street, adopted on the :11
day of August. A. D. 1896. a special
assessment will be levied for the ex•
pence thereof at the next regular meet-
ing of the city council, upon all Iota
and parcels of land abutting on said
improvement, lot 3 of 741 in City owned
by you being subject to such special as-
sessment. And you are notified Lo ap-
pear at said meeting of the council,
to be held on the 7th day of September.
A. D. 1S36, and show cause if any you
have, why said assessment should not
be :evied.
To Allen Schumacher:
You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with a resolution of the city
council of the city of Dubuque for the
improvement of Garfield avenue, from
Dock avenue to Reed avenue, adopted
on the 3d day of August, A. D. 1896, a
special assessment will be levied for the
expense thereof at the next regular
meeting of the city council. upon all
lots and parcels of land abutting on said
improvement, lot 30, 31 and 39 in Mc-
Craney's add, owned by you being sub-
ject to such special assessment. And
you are notified to appear at said meet-
ing of the council to be held on the
7th day of September, A. D. 1896, and
show cause if any you have, why said
assessment should not be levied.
To M. Michels:
You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with a resolution of the city
council of the city of Dubuque for the
Improvement of Grace street, from
Grandview avenue to east line lot 8
O'Hare's sub, adopted on the 3d day of
August, A. 11 1896, a special assessment
will be levied for the expense thereof
at the next regular meeting of the city
council to be held on the 8th day of
Septemter, A. D. 1896, and show cause
if any you have why said assessment
should not be levied.
To H. R. Keagy:
You are hereby notified that in ac -
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cordance with a resolution of the city
council of the city of Dubuque for the
improvement of Grace street, from
Grandview avenue to east line of lot
8 O'Hare's sub. adopted on the 3rd day
of August A. D. 1896, a special assess-
ment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the next regular meeting Jf
the city council upon all lots and par-
cels of land abutting on said improve-
ment, lot 7 in Hodge's sub, 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 7th day of September,
A. D. 1896, and show cause if any you
have, why said assessment should not
be levied.
To M. F. Kleckberger:
You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with a resolution of the city
council of the city of Dubuque for the
improvement of Grace street , from
Grandview avenue to east line of lot 8,
O'Hare's sub, adopted en the 3rd day
of August, A. D. 1896, a special assess-
ment will be levied for the expense
thereof at the next meeting of the city
council, upon all lots and parcels of
land abutting on said improvement,
lot 16 in Riches' sub. owned by you
being subject to such special assess-
ment. And you are hereby notified to
appear at said meeting of the council,
to he held on the 7th day of September,
A. D. 1°'6, and show cause if any you
have, why said assessment should not
be :evied.
To C. F McDonald:
You are hereby notified that in ac
cordance with a resolution of the city
council of the city of Dubuque for the
improvement of Coates avenue from
Fremont street to Cross street, adopted
on the 3rd day of August, A. D. 1896, a
special assessment will be levied for
the expense thereof at the next regular
meeting of the city council, upon all lots
and parcels of land abutting on said im-
provement, lot 15 in Simpson's sum
owned by you being subject to sueh
special assment. And you are notified
to appear at such meeting of the coun-
cil, to be held on the 7th day of Sep-
tember, A. D. 1896, and show cause if
any you have, why said assessment
shou:d not be levied.
To F. A. Dishing:
You are hereby notified that in ac-
cordance with a resolution of the city
council of the cityofftDubuque
he for
the
improvement ofo
om
Burden avenue to Windsor ave. adopted
on the 3rd of August, A. D. 1896, a spec-
ial assessment will be levied for the
expense thereof at the next regular
meeting of the city council, upon all
lots and parcls of land abutting on said
improvement, lot 8? in Burden & Law-
ject
toer's add such special assessment by you being ndbyou
are notified to appear at said meeting
of the council, to be held on the 7th
day of September, A. D. 1896, and show
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Ojieial Notices.
cause if any you have, why said as -
se. sment should not be levied.
L. M. LANGSTAFF,
8-24-10t. City Recorder.
SIDEWALK NOTICES.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That sidewalks of good two-inch
plank, brick, stone or cement, be, with-
in 10 days of this notice, constructed
and laid in conformity with the ord-
nance in relation to sidewalks as fol-
lows:
4 feet wide on both sides of Goethe
avenue between Burden avenue and
Sheridan street.
4 feet wide on north side of Lawth
avenue between Burden avenue aad
Windsor avenue.
4 feet wide on south side of Strauss
avenue between Burden avenue and
Windsor avenue.
4 feet wide on west side of Sheridan
street between Goethe avenue and Law-
ther avenue.
4 feet wide on west side of Hedley.
Court between Lawther avenue and
Strauss avenue.
4 feet wide on south side of Clinton
avenue between Queen street and Wind-
sor avenue.
4 feet wide on east side of Queen
street between Sanford street and north
'end.
4 feet wide on north side of Ries
street between Windsor avenue and Stat
ford avenue.
4 feet wide on both sides of Edison
street between Stafford avenue and Alc-
hauser avenue.
4 Leet wide on both sides of Fremont
avenue between Cascade road and Paci-
fic street.
4 Leet wide ok both sides ofI
street between Couler avenue and Val-
erie street.
4 feet wide on east side of Paul street
between Seminary Street and Leibnitz
street.
4 feet wide on both sides of West 8th
street between Hill street and Air Ilii,
street.
4 feet wide on north side of Union
avenue between West Locust street
and Blake street.
4 feet wide on both sides of Grand-
view avenue between Southern avenue
and east end.
6 feet wide on both sides of Jackson
street between 27th street and Peru
road.
4 feet wide on south side of Fremont
avenue between Grandview avenue and
North Cascade road.
2 feet wide on north side of Valley
street between Southern avenue anal
Wilde street, where not already laid at
the expense of abutting property.
Adopted September 8th, 1896.
9-15-10t. L. M. LANGSTAFF,
City Recorder.
MARSHALS NOTICE.
Marshal's Office, City Hall,
6.
Notice is hereby given tue, otall' persons
owning or having deposited the clocl-s
now stored in this office to call for and
remove said clocks within five days
from date hereof or same will be sold at
auction to pay storage.
ED. MORGAN, Marshal.
NO'T'ICE.
Dubuque, Sept. 14, 1896.
Sealed proposals will he received at
I office up to 4 o'clock p. m. of Wed-
nesday, Sept. 30th, 1896. for doing the
veterinary work of the city for a period
of one year from October 1st, 1896.
Bidders must state the price per horse
per month for doing said work includ-
ing all medicines required. The city
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
L. M. LANGSTAFF,
9-15-2 weeks. City Recorder.
Reflector Nexvieen,
CITY COUNO . L.
REGULAR SESSION OCT. 5TH, 1896.
(Official.)
Council met at 9:45 a. m.
Mayor Duffy in the chair.
Present: Alds. Altman, Bauer, Berg,
Bonson, Cullen, Lagen and Ryder.
Ald. Ryder moved that the minutes of
Sept. session as printed be approved.
Carried.
The following claims were allowed:
Sam Starr, services as sanitary
inspector . $ 50 00
E E Frith, removing garbage 214 50
Patrick O'Toole, for cleaning
cellar for Mrs. Dunn . . 3 00
The same to be assessed to the own-
er of the property.
Geo W Wunderlich, supplies fur
nished health officer . .. 8 90
Cleaver & McCarten, repair of
hydrants and labor . 3 85
Duggan & Kane, supplies for
sewers . 1 35
M Mullen, making water connec
tion and repairing fountain . 17 90
Starr Electric Light Co, 308 arc
lights for September . 1663 20
Dubuque Telegraph, publishing
notices and blank stationary. 118 25
Palmer, Winall & Co, blank sta-
tionery . . 10 75
Hardie & Scharlie, printing ab-
stracts . . 57 50
G A Thormann, supplies for mat
ron . . . . .. 7 39
John J Sheridan, lantern for po-
lice
Globe ight & Heat Co, lighting
and care for 100 lamps for Aug 166 67
T W Ruete, supplies for engine
houses . 6 35
Lear & Pflffner, horse jhoeing
for fire department .. 8 75
A Vogler & Son, supplies and re
pairing fire department . 5 70
Merkes & Hasler, supplies for
fire department . 2 10
Doc Carmody, veterinary ser-
vices . ... 13 00
Harger & Blish, decorations for
fire department Labor day... 8 65
Dubuque Water Co, water for
engine houses . 40 00
P Clancy, team fire department
Labor day . 2 00
Sullivan & Sloan, horse shoeing
fire department . 14 00
John Essman, repairing Chemi-
cal engine . 1 50
C H Whitwell, services and meds
cine for fire department . . 37 25
Dubuque Water Co, 325 hydrants
on the street for Sept . 1354 16
J T Daykin, hay for fire depart-
ment for Aug and Sept . ... . 87 52
14 Mullen, burners in police head
quarters . 4 50
Merkes & Hasler, hay and oats
(Ha n 1' 3f/i, JN,l(;
259
for city pound
Duggan & Kane, supplies for
matron
Lear & Pfiffner, horse shoeing
for patrol
Karl Laska, supplies for police
Dr C H Whitwell, services and
medicine for patrol horses 9 00
J T Daykin, hay for patrol
horses
M Brown & Son, oats for patrol
horses
Thomas Noonan, use of carriage
for police
John Fannon, claimed $48.33 al-
lowed . 20 00
Key City Gas Co, gas for month
of August . 56 10
Key City Gas Co, gas for month
of September 30 69
The following bills referred to the
committee on printing:
The Times, publishing notices$ 29 15
Dubuque Telegraph, publishing
proceedings . 75 00
The Herald, publishing proceed-
ings . 67 50
The Globe. publishing proceed-
ings . . . . . . . . . 67 50
The following bill was referred to
city attorney:
John McClay, justice cost $ 13 75
Ald. Bauer moved that all bilis not
passed upon by the various committees
be referred to them for their considera-
tion. Carried.
Ald. Dennert arrived at 10:45 a. m.
PETITIONS.
The following petitions were referr-
ed to the committee of the whole:
Michael Lavin in regard to balance
clue on sewer in Washington street be-
tween 15th and 17th streets.
Timothy Dillon proposition in rela-
tion to the extension of Malady street
to Grand View avenue.
The following petition was referred
to the committee on claims:
Henry Wilberding in relation to in-
juries received by falling on defective
sidewalk.
The following petition was referred
to the equalization committee:
Jno. Fuchs in relation to personal
taxes for the years 1894 to 1895.
The following petition was referred
to the committee on electrical construc-
tion.
T. P. Scharle asking to have tele-
phone poles removed from corner of
Garfield and Johnson avenues.
The following petitions were referred
to delinquent tax committee:
Mrs. M. M. Noonan, remission of
taxes for 1895 and 1896.
The Young Men's Christian Assoola
tion, cancellation of taxes, of said prop
erty, Nor 9th and Iowa streets.
M. J. Donovan, asking for further
time in relation to special tax, and for
taxes for the year 1895.
Henrietta Kietzman remission of tax-
es for 1895.
J. H. Carroll, et al., asking to de -
1 95
8 80
9 50
1 75
8 96
8 35
5 00
260 Regular .1'e sion,, Oerober 5t/r, 1896.
duot interest due on special assessment
for improvement on lots 9, 10 and 11,
Linheim's add.
Anna Maul remission of taxes for
the year 1895.
M. W. Harris canc3ilation of taxes
for 1894 and 1895.
The following petit'ons were referred
to the street committee:
Francis Jaeg'r, asking to vacate 4
feet of sidewalk on Queen street.
Peter Kiene Jr., asking for further
time regarding filling of lots in Dubu-
que Harbor Co's. improvement add.
Michael Zivack asking to have gutter
repaired on Ries street fronting lot No.
1.
Wm. Reiman asking. for permission
to break macadam.
Communication of W. H. Knowlton,
city engineer, in regard to preparing
plans and sp'ciflcations for Thomas
and Franklin streets from Cornell to
Yates streets.
The following petition was ref ;rred
to the street committee with power:
Frank Mathis asking the privi'ege to
grade one block west on Solon street.
The following petitions were ref rred
to the committee on sewers:
Ewd. S. Hyde, extension of c:ty sew
er along Pickett street.
Henry G. Mueller in regard to Fewer
which connects Eagle Point avenue
and Kniest street.
The following communication was re
ferred to the mayor with power:
Communication of American Society
muri i at improvements.
The following pnitioI was grant,d:
Mrs. Frank Ellis asking for further
time in relation to filling lots in Bur-
den & Lawther's add.
Props'tion of the Lehigh Brick Tile
Manfg. Co. in relation to paving brick
accepted.
The following pet'tions were received
and filed:
H. F. C. Schneider in relation to
grade on 11th street between Bluff
street and the summit of the hill.
Jno. Bell Est., et al protesting
against the closing of alley west of
Bluff street between 9th and 11th
streets.
Mrs. Jeff McGrath in relation of
building a small wall along the side-
walk of her property.
Jno. Dettman objecting against va-
cating 10 feet on Queen street.
Herman Ode, et al objecting aga'nst
vacating 10 feet on Que-n s`reet.
Mrs. Jeff McGrath, protesting
against filling from s:dewalk washing
through her property.
Micha l Masuen, asking to be refund
ed unearned butcher license.
Carl Nank, protesting against grade
of Eagle street being changed.
Robe. E. Ford. asking that he be al-
lowed to test the arc electric lights of
the city.
A:d. Boneon moved to adjourn to
o'clock. Carried.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Council met at 2 p. m.
Mayor Duffy in the chair.
Present—Alis. Albrecht, Altman,
Dauer, Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert.
Lagen, McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Ryder moved that the rules be
suspended and persons desiring to be
allowed to address the council. Car-
ried.
Judge Leaehan on behalf of L. Brin
J+•. addressed the council in regard to
plat of Hodge's sub• No. 2.
John Steiner also addressed the coun-
cil and objected to the acceptance of
said plat.
Tt'e following 10114 were allowed:
John Pickley, improving 19th
.+ street.. .. $ 72 35
J. H. McDonald, improving
Done$ street .. .. .. 859 00
P. F Guthrie, constructing side
walks .. .. .. .. 100.00
Geo. W. Farley, grading W 8th
street .. ... ... 3) 00
Steuck, O'Farrell and Linehan,
tetainirg wall W. llth St .. 230 00
John Tibey, constructing sew-
er. Dodge St. .. .. ... 645 15
Wilmer Cook. impr:rving alley
from 14th to 15th St.. .. 17 10
Geo. W. Farley, improving al-
ley from 17th to 18th St 13 37
Alfr:d Dorman. constructing
sidewalks .... .. 4195
Blake & Blake. improving
Bennett street.... .. .. 54 75
M. Blake, constructing sewer
in alley west of Center Place 50 00
Peter Horseb, improving Hart
street .. .. .. .. 95 27
rho Pickley, improving 15th St 46 11
Horsetail & Butscher, construct
Ing sanitary sewer . .. 60 00
Wilmer Cook, improving alley
from 16th to 18th street.. . 260 00
Wilmer Cook, improving Wes
street 38 18
P. Clancy, filling High Bridge
ave.. .. .. .. ... .. 21 00
Ross McMahon, filling High
Bridge ave .. .. ...
R. E. Lee,filling High Bridge
ave .. ... .. .. .. .. ....
Jessie Venn Oiling High Bridg
ave.. ..
Wm. Geiseker, levelman engin
eer'soffice .. .. .. .... ..
John Farley,
eer's office..
Jos. Murphy,
eer's office
John Hillery,
ers
D. Sheehan,
rodman engin-
rodman engin-
inspecting sew -
inspecting sew -
14 00
3 25
9 SO
65 00
40 00
40 00
41 10
13 50
Geo. Burden, sewer in Cheat -
nut street ...... .. .. .... 145 69
Steuck, O'Farrel & Linehan ,im
1
Regolifr &lsion, October 5th, 1896.
provement Queen street
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan,
improvement alley north
Eagle Point ave.. ..
Wm. Dodson, improving Fre-
mont ave .. .. ....
John Piokley, improving Paul
street .
Fred Shriek, stone .. .. ..
Carr, Ryder & Engler Co
lumber .. . ........
Van Vaikenberg & McEvoy,
Henry Kennedy, fixing vault
M. Mullen, plumbing ..
Heranoonrt and Whelan, shar-
pening mothers
C. O. D. laundry, towels and
L. Daly, hauling pipe .. . ..
Globe Light & Hcat Gasoline
11 00
300 00
26 43
1 60
1 05
3 25
3 00
4 20
4 00
13 20
50
lamps .... .. 166 67
J. P. Trout. boarding prisoners 39 40
Harger & Blish, blank station-
ary.... .. .. .. .. ........
John Hoffmann, salary for Au-
gust and September .. .. ..
John Rumple. stove .... .. ..
Steuck & O'Farrell, filling ....
C. H. Whitewell, veterinary
services.. ..
Bock & Reed, sharpening tools
Sullivan & Sloan, horse shoe-
ing.. .. .. .... .. ..
McElrath Teaming Co. sweep-
ing streets .. .. .. .. .. .. . .
Wm. Marshal, repairing steam
roller .. .. .. ..
B. E. Linehan, cement .. .. • •
P. Quinn, Sr., stone .. . • • • • •
O. E. Guernsey, trustee, re-
pairing roller
Jas. Street, stone .. .... .. .
McElrath Teaming Co.. sand
J. P. Schroeder, cement.. ..
Geo. W. Farley, stone .. .. . .
Fred. Schultz. stone .. . ..
Jessie Jellison, repairing
pound 1 93
John Harney, sharpening tools 3 50
B. D. Linehan, sharpening
30
70 00
14 00
9 80
6 00
11 00
5 75
74 10
23 10
43
30 00
10 78
93 20
1 20
19 30
12 00
1 75
Fred Schloz, sharpening tools
Key City Gas Co, gas .. .. ..
On motion the rules were suspended
and Mr M M Walker addressed the
council in relation to the Geo. Dee &
Son factory.
Md. Bonson moved that bids be
opened on all stree,s that money does
not have to be paid on before Feb. 1,
1897. Carried.
Bids for the improvement of 27th
street and Queen street were opened
and referred to the engineer for com
;/ putat.ion .
Ald. Dennert moved that the plans
and specifications for sewer in Broad-
way and Diagonal streets be approved.
Carried.
Ald. Altman moved that bids for
13 90
30 30
76 75
261
construction of sewer in Prospect St.
be opened. Carried.
Bids were opened and re!'erred to the
engineer for computation.
Ald. Berg moved that bids for im-
proving remaining streets be referred
to the committee of the whole. Car-
ried.
Ald. Cullen moved that bids for fuel
be opened. Carried.
Bids were opened and on motion re-
ferred to the committee on supplies.
Ald. Ryder moved that bids for ve-
terinary surgeon be opened. Car-
ried.
Ald. Bonson. moved that Dr. White
well be awarded the contract at 49
cents per horse, he being the lowest bid
der. Carried.
Ald. Legen moved that no extra pay
be allowed for said work. Carried.
Ald. Berg moved to reconsider ac•
tion of the council in referring bids for
street improvements to the committee
of the whole. Carried.
A'd. McEvoy moved that the rules be
suspended and persons desiring to be
allowed to address the council. Car-
t ied.
Mr. Carkeek, John Kavanaugh and
John Spear addressed the council in
regard to gaining entrance to their
property on West 8th street.
Ald.:1IeEvoy moved that bids for im-
proving Angella street, Cox street, W.
3rd street and Allison Place be opened.
and if contracts are awarded no money
to be paid on same before Apiil
1897. Carried.
Bids were opened and referred to the
engineer for computation.
Ald. Ryder moved that bids for im-
proving W. 7th street, 26th street,
Catherine street, Cox street and Angella
street be referred to the committee of
the whole. Carried.
Communication of City Marshal Mor-
gan, asking that a portable telephone
be paced in his office was referred to
the committee on police and light.
Petition of Ernest Bohn, asking for
use of part of the Ice Harbor for shat•
Ing rink purposes, was deferred for the
present.
Petition of Richard Bennett, et al,
asking for extension of sewer in West
3rd street from Burch street to Summit
street was granted.
Petition of Chas. Stillman et al ask-
ing that sanitary sewer be constructed
in West 5th street from Winona avenue
to Nevada avenue.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
City Auditor McCarten reported as
follows:
Cash on hand last report.... $25,991 S'
Collections during month... 32,428 15
Total.
$58 419 Si
Disbursements during month,$40,537 73
Balance cash on hand $17,S32 21
Also reported $2.126.65 due city offi-
cers for the month of September, 1896.
262 Reifithtr Ses.vion, I)Cfn/ , :illi, 1`496.
Also submitted list of coupons re-
deemed during the month of September.
Report approved and warrants order-
ed drawn to pay officers and report re-
ferred to finance committee.
Fire Chief Reinfried reported $1,931.-
27 due firemen for the month of Septenl
ber, 1896.
Report approved and warrants order-
ed drawn to pay firemen, and report re-
ferred to lire committee.
City Marsha: Morgan reported 78 po-
lice cases during the month of Sep-
tember, 1896.
Also reports $1.00 fines collected. also
$9.00 pound receipts, also $2,197.65 due
police for the month of September. Re-
port approved and warrants ordered
drawn to pay police, and report re-
ferred to police and light committee.
Street Commissioner Haggerty report
ed $4,678.40 due for labor on streets
during September, 1896. Report ap-
proved and warrants ordered drawn to
pay for labor and report referred to the
street committee.
Also reports $1,212.29 clue for filling
done on 4th, 14th and 16th streets dur-
ing the month of September, 1896.
Warrants were ordered drawn to pay for
filling and report received and fired.
Sewer Inspectr Doerr reported $519.
95 due for labor on sewers during Sep-
tember, 1896. Report approved and war
rants ordered drawn for labor on sew-
ers, and report referred to sewer com-
mittee.
City Electrician Osborne reported
*22.30 due city from Star Electric Co.
for lights not properly lit during orderedSep-
,City Auditor MeCarten
to collect the same and report
approved and ordered filed.
Market Master Traut reported $19.50
due city for scales receipts for Septegr-
ber, 1896. Reports ordered filed.
Weighmasters Pitchner, Deckert and
Straney's reports received and filed.
easurer Jess
due city as fees forAugust, reported1896. Re- u
port ordered filed. j
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Ald. Ryder, chairman of the com-
mittee on finance reported in favor of
approving the report of the treasurer
for September, 1896, and that warrants
be drawn as recommended by him. Re-
port adopted.
Ald. Bonson, chairman of the street
committee, reported as follows:
In favor of receiving and filing the
petition of Chris. A. Voelker et al ask-
ing that Clifford street be opened.
Your committee report that they have
instructed the street commissioner to
re -surface West Locust street.
Also repsrt that they have instructed
the street commissioner to repair the
gutter on 7th street from Clay street
to alley west.
In favor of having sidewalks laid on
Coates avenue as o-'--
in relation to drainage on Foye street.
In favor or referring the petition of
Mrs. Maurice O'Reagan in regard to
sidewa:k on Grandview avenue to the
aldermen of the First ward.
Also report that the sidewalk of Ed.
Collins on 5th avenue has been properly
laid under the supervision of the city
engineer.
Report adopted.
Also reported in favor of having a
jury assess the damages that may be
caused by the proposed opening of al-
ley between Cleveland avenue and Rash
street from Mountain Lane to Union
street. Referred back to the street com
mittee.
Ald. Cu'len, chairman of the market
committee, reported as follows:
In favor of paying the following bills:
Kate Ryan, $13.75.
Helen Koenig. $33.75.
B. Hayes, $2.2.50.
Walter Eichman, $6.00.
L. Daly, 80 cents.
Also reported that they had appointed
Walter Eichman assistant market mis-
ter during the winter months. Report
adopted.
In favor of granting the petition of J.
H. Shields et al asking that an electric
light he placed on Grandview avente
between Herron Place and Rowan st.
In favor of granting the petition for
electric lights in Woodlawn park add.
Also ask for further time on petition
for electric light on West 3rd street bet
tween James and Hill street.
Report adopted.
Ald. Berg, chairman of the printing
committee, reported in favor of paying
the following bills:
Globe Journal 167.50.
The Herald 167.50.
The Times =29.15.
The Telegraph $75.
Report adopted.
Ald. Albrecht, chairman of the delin
ent tax committee, reported as fol-
ows :
except on west end of street,e a du en-nci) anIn
na
gineer so instructed.
In favor of tiling the communication J pro
1 Stl'U
In favor of allowing the taxes of
Cath. E. Welsh to remain a lien on her
property for 1895, and treasurer in-
structed not to sell same.
In favor of receiving and filing the
petition of Chas, and Alex Simplot ask
ing further time to pay city taxes.
In favor of receiving and filing the
taxes.
petition of John Mundt in regard to
In favor of receiving and filing the
petition of Cath. Schaeffer in relay of
to taxes.
In favor of allowing the taxes of So-
phia Dempsey to remain a nen on her
property for 1895, and treasurer instruct
ed not to sell same.
In favor of receiving and filing the
petition of Frances Engels in relaiion
to taxes.
favor of allowing the taxes of Su -
Drees to remain a. lien on her
perty for 1895, and treasurer m-
cted not to sell same.
Rey uhr ' .\'e.rriou, Octr)ber 5th, 1496. 7263
In favor of remitting the taxes of the
;Smedley Pump and Manufacturing Co.
for a period of: five ;;ears, com.meneieg
January 1, 1896, provided however that
company shall operate said manufac-
tory continuously during said period,
barring accidents to machinery, other-
wise this agreement to be null and
void and al: unpaid taxes to remain a
lien on the aropei ly until paid.
RFport adopted.
Ald. _Annan. Liiairnran Of the ;;ewer
committee, reported as follows:
Your committee 011 sewers would
most respectfully recommend that • he
arching of the Dodge street sewer he
eontinned as far as the east line of
Harrison street, being about 65 feet
more. so that traffic can pass over said
street.
Referred hack to :he sewer comtnitte, .
Also reported adverse to bill of Chas.
Hiller}. Adopted.
A:d. McEvoy, chairman of the paving
eommitlee repoeted that they have et-
emi•).e1 tit, tn';: k paving on the fol-
lowing street:
Seventeenth street between Clay and
West Locust street.
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets be-
tween Main and Locust streets, done by
Dubuque Construction Co.
Locust street rrom Tenth street to
West Lorust street. and Fourth street
between Main and White streets, dote
by Steuck, O'Farrell & Co.
West Main street from Main to Jones
streets, done by James McDonald.
Report in favor of accepting said
add that said contractors be al-
lowed payment in accordance with their
contracts. Report adopted.
Ald. Berg of the board of health re-
ported as follows:
most respectfully recommend
that the vault of Mr. Wunderlich on the
premises northeast corner Cooler ave-
nue and Rhomberg avenue, be con-
demned and abated as a nuisance.
Report adopted.
Ald. Deunert, chairman of the coin-
miltee on electrical construction, re-
ported in favor of paying the bills of
the Iowa Telephone Co. of 173.48 for tel-
ephone rent. Report adopted.
Ald. Ronson, ohairman of the com-
mittee of the whole, reported as fol-
lows.
In fa % or of referring the plat for 'he
e-xtensien car Queen street to the street
committee.
In favor of paying bill of M. M. Me-
Carten of 1100 for making abstract of
city indebtedness.
In favor of receiving and filing the
petition of J. C. Garland, et al. m rela-
tion to lane west of Bluff street aid
south of lltl: street.
In faro, cf receiving and filing the
petition of A. W. Tredway et al rc-
monst;ating against paying special e.s-
sessment for the improvement of 11th
reef.
In favor of receiving and filing the
remonstrance of G. Blocklinger et al
protesting against construction of san-
itary serer in Broadway and Diagonal
sttcet.
In favor of granting the petition of
Chas. Kampmann et al. for filling lots
in East Dubuque addition.
In favor of referring the communica-
tion of City Engineer Knowlton in re-
gard to widening .ane south of Grove
Terrace to the mayor and alderman at
large.
le mild also recommend that the mat-
ter of improving Glen Oak avenue be
left to teee street committee with pow-
er.
Aisa would recommend that the mat-
ter of the duties of the health officer be
referred to the board of health wish
power. Report adopted.
Would also recommend that Sam.
Starr, sanitary inspector, be allowed
850 to help hcf:ay the tout of keeping
a horse turtle('' in the performance of
1.:e duties.
Ald. Lagen moved as an amendment
that he be t,t:owed $5 per month from
Sept. 1st, le96. Carried.
City Attorney Knight submitted his
written opinion in regard to salaries
of the board of health, which was re-
ferred to u)e committee of the whole.
Also, submitted opinion in regard to
spritil-lina ordinance, which was re-
ferred to the committee of the whole.
Ald. Ronson, chairman of the com-
mittee on ordinances presented and read
an oidinance, entitled An ordinan..e
grant:eg to George B. Burch, trustee,
the th,ht to maintain and operate a
factory on part of lot 2 of mineral lot
106 in the city of Dubuque, Iowa.
Ald. Bonson moved that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance read by
its tit:e and placed on its final passage.
tarried.
The ordinance was then read by its
title and adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Lagen, McEvoy
and Ryder.
Noes—None
City Attorney Knight presented indem
nifying bond of George E Davis in re-
gard to retaining wall on Grove Terrane
which was approved, and treasurer in-
structed to pay said Geo. E. Davis
$100.00.
The award of the jury for the ex-
tension of Merchants Lane from Gold
to Foye street was opened and read as
follows:
Dubuque, Oct. 1, 1896.
We, the undersigned, jurors appoint-
ed for the purpose of assessing damaees
caused by the opening of Merchants
Lane from Gold to Foye streets, do
hereby award P. Walsh, owner of lot
12 Porter's add., the sum of eighty
dol:ars.
TIM BYRON,
H. H. SMYTH,
H. CORRANCE,
A. SCHAFFHAUSER.
J. H. CARROLL,
E. A. FRENZEL,
:64 I? r uher Seasi.i)fa, Oetober :it1I, 1806 .
CHRIS. CAPRITZ,
R. WALTER,
M. J. McCtJLLOI'CH,
JAMES QUINN.
JOS. REUGAMER.
M. M. HOFFMANN,
quired by law to fill said lbt so as Co-
.
prevent stagnant water from lying
thereon, and,
Whereas. The owners of said prop-
erty have refused and neglected to fill
said lot in the time and manner re-
uired therefore
That the city engineer be
and is hereby instructed to prepare
plans and specifications to 1111 said lot,
so as to prevent stagnant water from ly
ing hereon, and advertise for bids for
doing said work and submit same to the
council immediately. Said work to be
done at the expense of the city and
when completed to be assessed to the
property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Lagen, McEvoy
and Ryder.
Aid. Cullen offered the following_.
which was adopted:
Be it resodved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque,
That the water company be and is
hereby instructed to extend its water
mains on West Third street from Burch
street to Summet street as all of the
abutters would like to connect with the
same.
Ald. Cul:en offered the following,
whioh was adopted:
Be it resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque.
That the eity recorder be and is hr -;..That
by instructed to advertise for bids for
the letting of the surface at the ice har-
bor for ice skating rink purposes, The
city to reserve the right in said adver-
tisement to reject all bids less than
one hundred dollars.
Ald. Cullen offered the following.
which was adopted:
Resolved by the City Connell of the
City of Dubuque:
That the marshal be and is hereby in-
structed to se:1 to the highest bidder the
extra horse owned by the city, as they
have no work for them. The proceeds
to he turned into the city treasury.
Ald. Cullen offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That a sidewalk 12 feet wide, of
brick, stone 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 Jones street, between Bluff
street and alley between Bluff and Lo -
oust street where not already laid, also
new curbing and re -setting of old curb
as may be necessary, all at the expense
of abutting property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Albrecht, Altman, Berg,
Bauer, Bonson, Cullen, Lagen, McEvoy
and Ryder.
Ald. Lagen offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That a sidewalk 4 feet wide, of 2 -inch
plank, be, within 10 days of this notice,
Foreman. q
Resolved
Ald. Ronson moved that the award of
the jury be approved. and treasurer in-
structed to set aside the amount for the
owner of the property, and that the
street be declared a public highway,
and that warrants for $2.00 each be
drawn in favor of the jurors.
Carried.
RESOLUTIONS.
Ald. Bauer offered Oa following,
which was adopted:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That George Pflffner be appointed
city weigher at 26th street and Couler
avenue for the ensuing year.
Ald. Berg offered the following which
was adopted:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That the city engineer be and is here-
by instructed to prepare a profile and
grade of Helena street from Henion
street west to end of street and sub-
mit the same to the next session of the
council.
Ald. Bonson offered the following,
Be it resolved, That the special as-
sessment passed September 7th, 1896,
for the improvement of Coates avenue
from Fremont avenue to Cross street
by Wm. Dodson, contractor, be can-
celled.
Ald. Bonson offered the following,
Be it resolved, That the special as -
which was adopted:
sessment passed September 7th, 1896,
for sidewalk on Audubon avenue by R.
E. Lee, contractor, against lot 62. Wood
lawn park add, be cancelled.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of .the
City of Dubuque:
That sidewalks of good two-inch
plank, brick, stone or cement, be, with-
in 10 days of this notice, constructed
and laid in conformity with the ordi-
nance in relation to sidewalks as fol-
lows:
4 feet wide on both sides of Delhi
street between Asbury street and city
limits.
4 feet wide on west side of English
Lane between Southern avenue and
Wilde street.
6 feet wide on north side of West 11th
street between Walnut street and
Prairie street.
where not already laid at the expense
of abutting property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds Albert, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Lagen, McEvoy
and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Whereas, The owners of lot 27,
Reche's sub, have been notified as re-
Regular Semion, October 5th, 189n. 265
constructed and laid in conformity with
the ordinance in relation to sidewalks
on the south side of Southern avenue,
between Rowan street and Grandview
avenue where not already laid, a:so new
curbing and re -setting of old curb as
may 1* necessary, all at the expense
of abutting property.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Albrecht, Altman. Bauer.
Berg, Ronson, Cullen, Lagen. McEvoy
and Ryder.
Ald. Lagen offered the following.
which wa6 adopted:
Be it resolved. By the City Coun-
cil of the City of Dubuque:
That the city engineer be and is here-
by instructed to prepare plans and
specifications for a sanitary sewer from
Winona avenue. up West 5th street to
Nevada street and nresent the same to
the next meeting of the ' itv counci:.
Ald. McEvoy offered the following
which was adopted.
Be it resolved by the city council
of the city of Dubuque: That a stone
crossing be built across north Cascade
road at Fremont ave.
Ald. Ryder. chairman of the finance
committee. offered the following. which
was adopted.
Resolved, That the city treasurer is
hereby ordered to redeem improvement
bonds Nos. 711 to 716 inclusive, darted
November 1st, 1894.
Ald. Ryder. chairman of the finance
committee offered the following which
was adopted:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That the mayor is
hereby authorised and required for
the purpose of providing for the cost
and expenses of improving 12th street
between Main and Locust street, to is
sue bonds under the provisions of the
the city council of the city of Dubuque
ordinance adopted August 9th, 1894. by
to amount of $1400.00 as follows: 'rwo
bonds of the denomination of $500.00
each numbered 34 and 35 respectively.
one bond of the denomination of
$400.00 numbered 36. All dated Oc-
tober 5th, 189G; payable seven years af-
ter date, or at any time before said date
at the ontion of the city of Dubuque.
and hearing interest at the rate of five
per cent payahlte semi-annually, both
Principal and interest payable at the
office of the city treasurer in the city
of Dubuque, Iowa. When said bonds
are issued and registered they shall he
delivered to the finance committee who
shall sell same at not less than par, and
pay the proceeds of same to the city
treasurer, to be applied by him in ac-
cordance with the provisions of the or-
dinance adopted August 9. 1894• and
said committee is to report its doings
hereunder to the city council.
City Engineer Knowlton reported as
follows on bids for street improve-
ments:
27th street from Jackson street to
C. G. W. R. R.:
Wm Dodson .. .. .. .. $1170 00
Steuck & O'Farrell .... , , .. 1235 00
John B. Miller .. .. .. .. 1074 00
Dubuque Construction Co. 1001 00
Wilmer Cook .. .. .. 1085 00
Ring & Bander .. .. .. .. 1032 00
Peter Horch .. .. .. .. .. 1050 00
John Pickley .. .. .. .,, 1170 00
On motion the contract was awarded
to the Dubuque Construction Co., they
being the lowest bidder.
College ave from West 5th street to
West 3d street.
Dubuque Construction Co $1027 00
M. Blake .. .. .. .. 1102 00
Brown & Brown.. .. .. .. 1064 50
On motion the contract was awarded
ed to the Dubuque Construction com-
pany. they being the lowest bidder.
Allison Place from Delhi street to
College ave:
Brown & Brown .. .. .. .. $1334 00
M. Blake • • • • • • ...... • • 1475 00
Dubuque Construction Co.. .. 1274 00
On motion the contract was award-
ed to the Dubuque Construction com-
pany, they being the lowest bidder.
West 3d street from Alpine street to
College ave:
M. Blake .. .. .. .. .....$2527 00
Dubuque Construction Co. ... 2236 00
Brown & Brown .. .. , 2335 00
John Tibey .. .. . ...... 2344 00
On motion the contract was award-
ed to the Dubuque Construction com-
pany, they being the lowest bidder.
Queen street from Clinton street to
north end of street:
Peter Horch $768 00
• . $768 00
Steuck & O'Farrell .. .. . , .
On motion the contract was award-
ed to Peter Hort, he being the lowest
bidder.
Constructing sanitary sewer in Pros
pest street from 5th street 130 feet
north:
Dolan & Lockrich, 43c per lin foot.
Dan Sheehan, $1.10 per lin foot.
0. G. Kringle. 63c per lin foot.
M. Blake, $1.05 per lin foot.
Dubuque Construction Co., 63c per lin
foot.
On motion the contract was awarded
to Dolan & Lockrich, they being the
lowest bidders.
Ald. Bonson moved that the council
adjourn to Monday, Oet. 12th, 1896,
at 7:30 p. m.
Carried.
266 Jeeyufar 12//i, Jij) i
ADJOURNED REGULAR SESSION,
O(7T. 12TH. 1896.
(Official.)
Mayor Duffy in the chair.
Present: Aids. Albrecht, Altman,
Bauer, Berg, Ronson, Cullen, Dennert,
Dagen, McEvoy and Ryder.
PETITIONS.
Petition of merchants of the city and
farmers of Grant county, Wisconsin,
asking the city to assist the owners of
Steamer Teal by a cash donation was
read.
A:d. Ryder moved to refer the peti-
tion to the committee of the whole.
Ald. Dennert moved as an amend-
ment that the city donate $100.
Lost by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Altman, Bauer, Bonson
and Dennert.
Noes—Alds. Albrecht, Berg, Cullen,
Dagen, McEvoy and Ryder.
The vote recurring on the original
motion was carried.
Petition of Thos. Finn Est.. in regard
to taxes was referred to the delinquent
tax committee with power.
The following petitions were referr-
ed to the sewer committee.
Petition of E. C. Blake in relation to
grade for sewer in alley between Arling
ton and West 14th street.
Petition of Jos. Kessler et a:1, remon-
strating against construction of sewer
in Pickett street.
Petition of W. Breitsehut in regard
to treatment by a police officer was re-
ferred to the committee on claims.
Petition of P. Clancy, asking to be al-
lowed 17 1-2 cents for yard for hauling
cinders on High Bridge avenue, was
granted.
Petition of John Balch, receiver for
the Dubuque Light & Traction Co., in
relation to special assessment for street
improvements was referred to the may-
or, city attorney, treasurer and city
engineer.
Petition of R. C. Mathis, asking per-
mission to move frame barn from West
3rd street to 91 Hill street was referred
to the city engineer and marshal with
power.
Petition of Wm. Schuman, asking that
special assessment for repair of side-
walk be cancelled was granted.
The lease of the Armory to the Gover
nor's Greys was read.
Ald. Bonson moved that the rules be
suspended and that Captain Blocklinger
be allowed to address the council. Car-
ried.
Captain Blocklinger then addressed
the council in regard to the matter.
Ald. Cullen moved that the lease be
approved.
Ald. McEvoy moved as an amend-
ment that it be referred to the commit-
tee of the whole.
Carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Aids. Albrecht, Altman, Lag -
en, MoEvoy and Ryder.
Noes --A Ids. Bauer, Berg, Bonson,
Cullen and Dennert.
The vote being a tie the mayor voted
aye.
The following bills were allowed:
John Degnan, oats $359 85
J H McDonald, improving West
Main and Jones street 1350 00
P F Guthrie, constructing side-
walks . 72 79
Horsefall & Butcher, construct-
ing sewer . 38 00
Bill of J. H. McDonald of $104.01 for
extra work on West Main and Jones
street was referred to the paving com-
mittee.
Plat of Hodge's sub No. 2 was pre-
sented.
On motion the rules were suspended
and John Babcock and Mr. Davis ad-
dressed the council in relation to said
plat.
On motion the plat was referred to
the committee of the whole.
Plat of the proposed change in Ida
street was referred to the street com-
mittee.
Plat of the proposed vaeation of ten
feet on west side of Queen street was
approved.
Plat showing vacation of strip of land
on St. Mary's street was approved.
On motion bids for construction of
sewer in Broadway and Diagonal street
were opened and referred to the en-
gineer for computation.
Ald. Ronson moved that the bid for
filling lot in Reche's sub be opened.
Carried.
The bid was opened, as follows
T. 13. Oa.in, 18 cents per yd.
Ald. Ronson moved that the contract
be awarded T. B. Cain, provided Mr.
Heer neglects or refuses to do said
work in seven days. Carried.
Ald. Bonson, chairman of the com-
mittee of the whole, reported as fol-
lows:
I.n favor of awarding the contract for
the improvement of 26th street to John
B. Miller, also that the contract for
the improvement of Angella, Catherine
and Cox street be awarded to Con Ryan,
.Jr., they being the lowest bidders for
doing said work.
Also report in favor of rejecting the
bids for the improvement of West 7th
street; also bids for constructing re-
taining wall thereon, and would recom-
mend that twenty feet be vacated on
the north side of West 7th street from
Needham P:ace to Hill street, as by so
doing it will avoid the necessity of con-
structing a retaining wall thereon.
Report adopted.
nAld. Lagen, chairman of the com-
mittee on police and light, reported in
favor of granting the request of City
Marshal Morgan, asking that a portable
telephone be placed in his office. Re-
port adopted.
City Engineer Knowlton reported on
bids for construction of sewer in Broad
Adjourned li eqului' Session, October 12th., 1896. 21;7
way and Diagonal streets as follows:
Deggendorf, Dolan and Lock
ridge $1203 00
Steuck & O'Farrell . 920 00
Dubuque Construction Co 660 00
Blake & Wake . 1093 00
O G Kringle . 1053 00
Hird & Hird . 1058 00
On motion the contract was awarded
to the Dubuque Construction Co., they
being the lowest bidders.
Alderman Bonson offered the follow-
ing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for a
six foot wide sidewa:k on east side it
Alpine street by P. F. Guthrie, contrac-
tor, in front of and adjoining the same;,
a special tax he and is hereby levied on
the several lots, parts of lots and par-
cels of real estate hereinafter nam?d,
situate and owned, and for the several
amounts set opposite each lot or paresl
of raal estate as follows:
F. W. Coates, Martin's Dubuque,
lot 3, 50 :In ft at 22 17-69c.... $11 12
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—A1d'. Albrecht, Altman, Bau.-r,
Berg, Bonson. [:Wilco. Dennert, Lagan
McEvoy and Ryder.
Alderman Bonson offered the follow-
ing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque; That to pay for a 4
foot wide plank sidewalk on we it side of
Reel avenue by P. F. Guthrie, contrac-
tor, in front of and adjoining the same,
a speeIa: 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
of real estate, as follows:
sessment levied Oct. 5th, 1896.
Allen Schumacher, McCraney's
lst add, lot 69, 139 :in feet at
14 5-9c. $20 23
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen. Dennert. Lagcn,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Alderman Ronson offered the follow-
ing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for a 4
foot wide plank sidewalk on the east
side of First Avenue by P. F. Guthrie,
contractor, in front of and adjoining
the same, a special tax be and is hereby
'.evied on the several lots, and parts of
lots, and parcels of real estate herein-
after named. situate and owned, and for
the several amount set opposite each
lot or parcel of real estate. as follows:
Joseph Ruega.mer, et al, Ham's
add. lot ,453, 111.8 lin feet at
14 5-9c . . . $16 27
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—A:ds. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonsor offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That to ]ray for
a four foot wide sidewalk on west side
of Clifford street by A:fred Dorman,
contractor, in front of and adjoining
the same, a special tax be and is here-
by levied on the several lots and parts
of lo`s and, parcels of real estate here-
inafter named, situate and owned, and
for the several amounts set opposite
eoeh lot or parcel of real estate, as fol-
lows:
J J Lunbeck. Mechanics' add, s
100 ft lot 109, 114.5 lin ft side-
walk at loc. .. . ......$17 17
Henry Troff, Mechanics, add, n 50
ft lot 109, 52 lin ft sidewalk at
15c.. .. ..
s• , ' •• =s 91111 n, of 10 of .111)13S
1.40. 142, L. H. Langworthy's
a'ld aid 135 and 136 Mechanics'
arid• n lot 2, 37.6 lin ft side-
walk at 15c. .......... 5 64
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Albreeh`, Altman, Bauer
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
pity of Dubuque That to pay for a 4
frot wide s'dewalk on west side of
Woodworth street by Alfred Dorman,
contractor, in front of and adjoining
the same, a special tax be and is here-
by levied on the several lots, and parts
of lots, and parcels of real estate here-
inafter named, situate and owned, and
for the several amoun's set opposite
each lot or parcel of real estate, as fol
lows: :
C. B. Scheer, et al, Busemian's
sub, lot 8. 150.5 lin ft sidewalk
at 15c. .. .. ....$22 58
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That to pay for a 4
foot sidewalk on west side of }bye
street by Alfred Dorman, contractor, in
front of and adjoining the same, a spe-
cial tax be and is hers+by levied on the
several lots, and parts of lots and par-
cels of real estate hereinafter named,
situate and owned and for the several
amounts set opposite each lot or parcel
of real estate, as follows:
John Blake, est. Ellen Blake's
sub. lot 7, 299 lin ft sidewalk
at 15c. . . .. ..$44 85
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Alderman Bonsor offered the follow-
ing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for im-
proving alley from 14th to 15th streets,
between fine street and Maple street,
by Wilmer Cook, contractor, in front
of and adjoining the same, a special
tax be and is hereby levied on the sev-
eral :ots, and parts of lots, and parcels
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268 Ail jmirnacvl Regular 8eesion, Ortooer 121h, 1899.
of real estate hereinafternamed, situ-
ate and owned, and for the several
amounts set opposite each lot or parcel
of real estate as follows:
Carl Fatka, East Dubuque add,
lot 257, 70.77 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 30e. $21.23; 20 cu yds
grading at 12 1-2c, $250 $23 73
John Schuler Est., East Dubuque
add., lot 258, 57.45 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30c, $17.23, 20
eu yds grading at 12 1-2c, $2.50 19 73
James Malloy, East Dubuque
add., lot 259, 57.45 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30c, $17.23. 20
en yds grading a 12 1-2c. $2.50 19 73
John Oha'aupke, East Dubuque
add., lot 260, 57.45 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30e, $17.23, 20
cu yds grading at 12 1-2c, $2.50 19 73
Nic C1o3s. East Dubuque add., lot
261, 61.88 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 30c. $18.56; 20 cu yds
grading at 12 1-2c, $2.50 21 06
A. Lente, East Dubuque add., lot
282, 61.88 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 30c, $18.56; 20 en yds
grading at 12 1-2c, $2.50 21 06
August Rohr, East Dubuque
add., lot 283. 57.45 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30c, $17.23; 20 cu
yds grading at 12 1-2c, $2.5019 73
John Stumpf, East Dubuque
add., lot 284. 57.45 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30c, $17.23: 20 cu
yds grading at 12 1-2e, $2.5019 73
Mary Driscoll, East Dubuque
add., lot 285, 57.45 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30c, 817.23; 20 cu
yds grading at 12 1-2c, $2.50
Carl Fatka, Fast Dubuque add.,
lot 286, 70.77 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 30c. 821.23; 20 eu yds
grading at 12 1-2c, $2.50 23 73
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alda. Altman, Albrecht, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Alderman Bonson offered the follow-
ing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for in --
proving alley from 17th street to 18th
street between Elm street and Pine
street, by Geo. W. Farley, contractor,
in front of and adjoining the same, a
special tax be and is hereby levied
on the several lots, and parts of lots
and parte:s of real estate hereinafter
named. situate and owned, and for the
several amounts set opposite each lot
or parcel of real estate, as follow:.:
Steuck & O'Farrell, East Du-
buque add., lot 172, 70.67 sq
yds macadamizing at 30c,
821.20; 35.8 cu yds grading at
15c, $5.37 $ 26 57
Steuck & O'Farrell, East. u-
buque add., lot 173, 57.33 sq
yds macadamizing at 30c,
$17.20; 35.8 cu yds grading at
15e, $5 37 22 57
Steuck & O'Farrell, East Du-
buque add., lot 174, 57.33 sq
yds macadamizing at 30c,
19 73
$17.20. 35.8 cu yds grading at
15c, $5 37 22 57
John Wimmers Est., East Du-
buque add., lot 175, 57.33 sq
yds macadamizing at 30c,
$17.20; 35.8 cu yds grading at
15e, $5.37. 22 57
John Wimmers Est., East Du-
buque add., lot 176, 70.67 sq
yds macadamizing at 30c,
$21.20; 35.8 cu yds grading at
15c, $5.37. 26 57
Sam MoElrath, Fast Dubuque
add, w 65 ft lot 227 70.67 sq
yds macadamizing at 30c,
$21.20; 35.8 cu yds grading at
15c, $5.37. 26 57
Sam McE:rabh, East Dubuque
add., w 65 ft lot 228, 57.33 sq
yds maca.da.mizing at 30c,
$17.20; 35.8 en yds grading at.
15c, $5.37. 22 67
Sam McElrath, East Dubuque
add., w 65 ft lot 229, 57.33 sq
yds ma.cada.mizing at 30c,
$17.20; 35.8 cu yds grading at
15c. $5.37. 22 57
Hammel, Henker & Co. East Du-
buque add., lot 230, 57.33 sq
yds macadamizing at 30c,
$17.20; 35.8 cu yds grading at
15c, $5 37 22 257
Hammed, Henker & Co. East Du-
buque add., lot 231, 70.67 sq
yds macadamizing at 30c,
821.20; 35.8 cu yds grading at
15c, $5.37. . 22 57
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg. Bonson, Cullen Lagen,
McFvoe and Ryder,
Alderman Bonson offered the follow-
ing:
Resolved by the City Council of tae
City of Dubuque: That to pay for im-
proving alley north of Eagle Point
avenue from Prince street to Chicago
Great Western Railway, by Steuck,
O'Farrel & Linehan, contractor, in front
of and adjoining the same, a special tax
be and is hereby levied on the sev:;ral
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:
F. A. Jaeger, sub 1 Santord's sub
lot 2, 4.44 sq yds macadamizing
at 28e, $1.24; 1 cu yd grading
at 8c, $0 08; $ 1 32
F. A. Jaeger, Sanford's
sub, w 1.6 ft lot 2, 1.67 sq yds
macadamizing at 28c, $0.47, 1
eu yd grading at 8c, $0.08
James Levi. Sanford's sub, e 40
ft lot 2, 44.44 sq yds macada-
mizing at 28c, $12.44; 6 cu yds
grading at 8c, 48c. 12 32
Alex Kemps, Sanfords sub, s 1-2
lot 3, 25.55 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 28c, $7.15; 3.5 cu yds
grading at 8c, 28c. . 7 43
Malinda Ries, Sanfords sub n 1-2
lot 3, 25.55 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 28c, $7.15; 3.5 cu yds
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269
grading at 8c, 28c. 7 43
Severin Hug Est., Sanfords sub
s 1-2 lot 4, 25.55 sq yds macada-
mizing at 28c, $7.15; 3.5 cu yds
grading at 8c, 28e . 7 43
Louis Nipp, Sr., Sanfords sub, n
1-2 lot 4. 25.55 sq yds macada-
mizing at 28c, $7.15; 3.5 cu yds
grading at 8c, 28c. 7 4:1
Geo. Vogel, Sanfords sub, :ot 5
55.55 sq yds macadamizing at
28c, 815.55; 7 cu yds grading at
8c, •56c. 16 11
Geo Maybanks, sub 49 Sanfords
sub, lot 1. 102.67 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 28c, 828.75; 13 cu
yds grading at 8c. 81.04. 29 73
H. Bergwald, sub 49 Sanford's
sub, lot 3, 101.44 sq yds ma-
cadamizinig at 28c. $2h.40: 13
cu yds grading at 8c. $1.0429 14
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Albrecht. Altman. Bauer,
Berg, Ronson. Cullen. Dennert, Lager.,
McF,voy and Rvde,..
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the city counc'I of the
city of Dubuque: That to pay for im-
proving Paul street from Seminary
street to Leibnitz street by
John Pickley, contractor, in
front of and adjoining the same,
a special tax be and is hereby
levied on the several lots, and parts of
lots and parcels of real estate herein-
after named, situate and owned, and
for the several amounts set opposite
each lot or parcel of real estate, as fol-
lows:
Special assessment submitted Oct. 5,
1896.
M. Brown Est., Cox's add, lot
108, 132 lin ft curbstone at 34c,
$14.88; 60 sq yds guttering at
30c, $18; 171.60 sq yds macad-
amizing at 32c, $54.91.. ....$117 79
F. and H. Mindorfer Cox's add,
lot 106, 132.3 lin ft curbstone
at 34c, $44.98; 60 sq yds of gut-
tering at 30c, $18; 171.60 sq
yds macadamizing at 32c,
$54.91.. .. 117 88
Edward A. Leuze, Vcelker's
add, lot 31, 120.8 lin ft curb-
stone at 34c, $41.07; 54 sq yds
guttering at 30, $16.20; 162.50
sq yds macadamizing at 32c,
j12 109 27
Cath. Barker, Voelker's add, lot
32, 122.6 lin ft curbstone at
34e, $41.68. 54 sq yds guttering
at 30e, $16.20; 162.50 sq yds
macadamizing at 320, $52109 88
Adopted by the following vote:
Aye —Alds Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, T,agen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the city c..nncil of the
city of Dubuque: That to pay for im-
proving 19th street from west line of
Pine street to east line of East Du-
buque add by John Pickley, contra.
tor, 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 nam-
ed, situate and owned, and for the sev-
eral amounts yet opposite each lot or
parcel of real estate, as follows:
Louis Zeidman, East Dubuque
add, lot 12, 121.5 lin ft curb-
stone at 30c, $36.45; 116.33 sq
yds guttering at 28c, $32.57;
192 Fq yds macadamizing at
30c, $57.60. $126 62
Chicago rGeat 'Western Ry, East
Dubuque add, lot 13. 48.44 sq
yds macadamizing at 30c,
$14.53.... 14 53
Ed. Langworthy's Est, East Du-
buque add, lot 236, 34.67 sq
yds macadamizing at 30c,
$10.40. .. ..
Chas Henze, East Dubuqre add,
lot 237. 115.3 lin ft curbstone
30c, $34.59, 111.11 sq yds gut-
tering at 28c, $31.11; 193.33
sq yds macadamizing at 30c,
$58 .. .. •••,. 123 70
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That to pay for im-
proving 15th street from alley east of
F,Im str-et to Pine street by John Pick -
ley, contractor, 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 op-
posite each lot or parcel of real estate,
as follows:
Iowa Coffin Co., East Dubuque
add, lot 186, 13.2 lin ft curb-
stone at 321/2c, $4.29; 12.78 sq
yds guttering at 28c, $3.58;
17.78 sq yds macadamizing at
30c, $5.33 .. $13 20
Iowa Coffin Co., East Dubuque
add. w 65 ft lot 217, 76 lin ft
curbstone at 32%c. $24.70;
37.22 eq yds guttering at 28c,
$10.42; 133.33 sq yds macadam-
izing at 30c, $40 75 12
Chicago Great Western Ry., East
Dubuque add, e 35 ft, rot 217,
11.2 lin ft curbstone at 32%c,
$3.64; 7.11 sq yds guttering at
28c $1.99; 23.11 sq yds maca.d-
amciz!ng at 30c, $6.93; work
on catch basins, $2.50. 15 06
Chicago Great Western Ry. East
Dubuque add. e 35 ft lot 216
10 lin ft curbstone at 321e,
$3.25; 7.11 sq yds guttering at
28e, $1.99; 23.11 sq yds macad-
amizing at 30e, $6.93; work
on catch basins, $2.50 .. .... 14 o7
10 40
270 AdjournE'd Regular Se88?On. October 12th, 1896.
City of Dubuque. East Dubuque
add, w 65 ft lot 216, 76.7 lin ft
curbstone at 321/, $24.92; 28.90
sq yds guttering at 28c, $8.09;
137.78 sq yds macadamizing
at 30c, $41.33 .... .. .... 74 34
City of Dubuque, East Dubuque
add, lot 187, 22.22 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30c, $6.67 .... 6 67
Adopted by the folowing vote:
Ayes -Aids Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
l3erg, Bonson. Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
A.ld. Bons^n offcred the following:
Resolyrd by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That to pay for im
proving W. 8th street from west line
Roger's sub to Air Hill by Geo. W.
Farley, contractor, in front of and ad-
joining the s,me, a special tax be and
is hereby levied cn the several lots,
and parts of lrts, and rares's of real
estate here'nafter named, situate and
owned, and for the several amounts set
oppo-ite ca^h lot or pareF1 of reel es-
tate, as follows:
Thrs. Kavanaugh Fst, sub 11.
19 and 20 Kelly's sub, lot 4, 25.2
lin ft curbstone at $0c, $7.56;
11.20 sq yds guttcr'ng at 30c,
$3.36; 25.2 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 30c. $7.56 ., , 18 48
John Spear, Sub 18, 19, 20, Kelly's
sub, cx n 255 ft, lot 3, 35.6 lin
ft eurbstcne at 30c. $10.6R,
24.44 sq yds guttering at
arc. $7.?3; 55 sq yds macadam-
i7ing at Sec $16.50 .. . 34 51
J. Speer. sub 18. 19. 20 Ke'lys sub
ex n 25 ft, lot 2. 72.6 lin ft curb
stone at 3ec, $21.78; 28.90 sq
yds guttering at 30e, $8.67;
65 an yds macadamizing at 30c,
819.50 .. .. .. ........ . 49 95
macadamizing 9 0.m MC .
Mary Hedley, Kelly's sub, e 14
lot 43, 57,4 lin ft eurhstone at
30c, $17.22; 29.78 sq yds gutter-
ing at 30c. $8.93; 67 so yds ma-
cadamizing at 30c, $20.1046 25
Wm. Johnsrm Fst, Trellv's sub,
e m 14 lot 43, 65 lin ft curbstone
at 30e, $19.50; 28.90 sq yds gut-
tering at 30c. $8.67; 65 sq yds
macadamizing at 30c, $19.5047 67
T. T. Carkeek, Kelly's sull w m
14 lot 43. 13.7 lin ft curbstone
at 30e $4.11: 13.47 sq yds gut_
terirg at 30c, $4.04; 15.3 sn yds
macadamizing at 30c. $4.59 12 74
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes -Alda Albrecht, Altman Bauer,
Berg, Boneon. Cullom, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Danson offered the following:
Resolved by the City Connell of the
City of Dubuque:
That to pay for improving Hart
street from Coupler avenue to Valeria
street, by Peter Borsch contractor, in.
front of and ad.ioining the same, a spec-
ial tax be and is hereby levied on the
several lots, and parts of lots, and par-
cels of real estate hereinafter named,
sdtuate and awned, and for the several
amounts set opposite each lot or parcel
of real estate, as follows:
Adam Schmddt Est., sub 1 and 2
and s 1-2 of 5, 6 and 7, Schat-
ner's sub, lot 2, 99.5 lin ft
curbing at 28c, $27.86; 49.78 sq
yds guttering at 28c, $13.94;
99.55 sq yds macadamizing at
30c, $29.86. $ 71 66
John Schroeder, sub 1 and 2 and
s 1-2 of 5, 6 and 7, Schaff-
ner's sub, lot 3. 50 lin fitcurb-
ing at 28c, $14.00; 22.22 sq yds
guttering at 28c, $6.22; 44.44
sq yds macadamizing at 30r,
$13.33 33 55
Leonard Roelhl, sub 1 and 2 and
s 1-2 of 5, 6 and 7, Schaff-
ner's sub, lot 4, 50 lin ft curb-
ing at 28c, $14.00; 22.22 sq yds
guttering at 28c, $6.22; 44.44
sq yds macadamizing at 30c,
$13.33 33 55
John Ess, sub 1 and 2 and
s 1-2 of 5, 6 and 7, Schaff-
ner's sub, lot 5. 50 lin ft curb-
ing at 28c, $14.00; 22.22 sq yds
guttering at 28c, $6.22; 44.44
sq yds macadamizing at 30e,
$13.33 33 55
Joseph Keller, sub 1 and 2 and
s 1-2 of 5, 6 and 7, Schaff-
ner's sub, lot 6. 50 lin ft curb-
ing at 28c, $14.00; 22.22 sq yds
guttering at 28c, $6.22; 44.44
sq yds macadamizing at 30c,
$13.34 33 55
John Krayer Est, Schaffner's
sub, lot 8, 147.2 llin fet curb-
ing at 28c, $41.22; 72.55 sq yds
guttering at 28c, $20.31; 140.44
sq yds maeadamdzing at 30e,
$42.13 103 66
Alois Ullrich, sub 9, Schaffner's
sub, lot 1, 50 1ln ft subbing at
28c, $14.00; 22.22 sq yds gut-
tering at 28c, $6.22; 44.44
se Yds macadlamizing at 30c,
$13.33 33 65
P Even, Schaffner's sub,
lot 10, 50 lin ft cunbing at
28c, $14.00; 22.22 sq yds gut` -
tering at 2&c, $6.22; 44.44
sq yds macadamizing at 30c,
$13.33. 33 55
Fred Galof, Schaffner's sub,
lot 11, 50 lin fit curbing at
28c, $14.00; 22.22 sq yds gut-
tering at 28e, $6,22; 44.44
sq yds macadtamIzing at 30c,
$13.33 33 55
D C Moore, Schaffner's sub,
lot 12, 50 14n ft curbing at
28c, $14.00; 22.22 sq yds gut-
tering at 28e, $6.22; 44.44
sq yds macadamizing a't 30c,
$13.33 33 65
Jos Platz, Schaffner's sub, lot
13, 41.3 lin ft curbing at 28c,
$11.56; 22.22 sq yds gutter-
ing at 28c, $6.22. 44.44 sq yds
;Wi,ttrowell le, !Miff • ssion, O tober 121h, 1896.
macadamizing at 30c, $13.33 ..
Jos Platz, Schaffner's stLb, lot 14,
22.2 lin ft curbing at 28e,
$6.22; 12.67 sq yds guttering at
28c, $3.55: 15.11 sq yds mac-
adamizing at 30c, $4.53 . 14 30
Jacob Marshall, Tivoli add, n
1-2, lot 10, 121.5 lin ft curb-
ing at 28c, $34.02; 61 sq yds
guttering at 28c, $17.08; 128.-
44 sq yds mtacadamizing at
30c, $38.53. 89 63
Bernard Denkler, Tivoli add, e
1-2, lot 11, 65.4 lin ft curbing
at 28c, $18.31; 30 sq yds gut-
tering at 28c, $8.40; 66.67 sq yds
macadamizing art 30c, $20 . 46 71
Wm Kirmse, Tivoli add, w 1-2.
lot 11, 57.7 din ft curbing at
28c, $16.16; 31.78 sq yds gut-
tering at 28c, $8.90; 77.78 sq
yds .macadamizing at 30c,
$23.33 48 39
Frank D Saharle, Tivoli add, lot
30. 118.5 lin ft curbing at 28c,
833.18: 61.78 sq yds gutter-
ing at 28c, $17.30; 146.55 sq
yds macadamizing at 30c,
843.66 . 94 14
Dominick Hoffman, Tivoli add,
lot 31. 47.5 lin 4t curbing at
28c, $13.30: 22.22 sq yds gut-
tering at 28e, $6.22; 52.22 sq
yds macadamizing at 30c,
$15.67 . . . . 35 19
Dominick Hoffman. Tivoli add,
lot 32, 40 :in ft. curbing at 28c,
$11.20; 17.77 sq yds gutter-
ing at 28c, $4.97; 35.65 sq
yds macadamizing at 30c,
110.66 . . . . . . . 26 83
Dominick Hoffman, sub 33, Ti-
voli add, lot 1, 22 11i,n ft curb-
ing at 28c. $6.16; 9.78 sq yds
guttering at 28c, $2.74; 19.55 sq
yds ,macadamnizing alt 30c,
$5.86. 14 76
John Buse, sub 2 of 33, Tivoli
add, lot 1, 29.5 lin .ft curbing
at 28e, $8.26; 13.11 sq yds gut-
tering at 28c, $3.67; 26.22 sq
yds macadamizing at 30c,
$7.87. 19 80
John Buse, sub 2 of 130, I. H
Langworthy's add, lot 2, 6.7
lin .ft curbing at 28c,.$1.87: 2.98
sq yds guttering at 28c, $.83;
5.95 sq yds macadamizing at
30c, 81.78.
Chas Buse. sub 2 of 130, L H
Langworthy's add, lot 1. 39.9
lin ft curbing at 28c, $11.17;
17.73 sq yds guttering at 28c,
84.96; 35.46 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 30c, $10.64 . . . 26 77
Jochum Wieland, sub 130, I. H
Langworthy's add. lot 1, 93 lin
'ft curbing at 28c, $26.04; 41.33
sq yds guttering at 28c, $11.57;
85.33 sq yds macadamizing at
30c, $25.60. 63 21
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes ---Aids Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
31 11
4 48
271
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That to pay for improving Ries street
from Windsor avenue to Stafford ave-
nue by Wilmer Cook, contractor, in
front of and adjoining the same, a spec-
ial tax be and is hereby levied on the
several lobs, and ,parlbs of Lots, and par-
cels of real estate hereinafter named,
situate and owned, and for the several
amounts set opposite each lot or par-
cel of real estate, as fellows:
Special assessment submitted Oct. 5,
1896.
Mick Zwack, sub 4, Geiger's
sub, lot 1, 30.5 lin ft curbing
at 28c, $8.54: 14.67 sq yds gut-
tering at 28c, $4.10; 28.44 sq
yds macadamizing at 28c,
$7.96 . .$ 20 60
Mick Zwack, sub 4, Geiger's sub,
lot 2, 40 lin ft curbing at
28c, $11.20; 17.78 sq yds gut-
tering at 2 8c, $4.98; 35.55 sq
yds macadamizing at 28c,
$9.95
Mick Zwack, sub 4, Geiger's
sub, lot 3, 40 lin ft curbing alt
28c, $11.20; 17.78 sq yds gut-
tering at 2 8c, $4.98; 35.55 sq
yds macadamizing at 28c,
$9.95
Cath Lassance, sub 4, Geiger's
sub, lot 4, 40 lin ft curbing at
28c, $11.20; 17.78 sq yds gut-
tering at 2 8c, $4.98; 35.55 sq
yds macadamizing at 28c,
$9.95
Ernest Dettmann, sub 4, Geiger's
sub, lot 5, 40 .in ft eurbI•ng at
28c, $11.20; 17.78 sq yds gut-
tering at 2 8c, $4.98; 35.56 sq
yds ma'cadlamizing at 28c,
$9.95
Wm Mehr•1, sub 4 of Geiger's
sub, lot 6, 40 len .ft curbing at
28c, $11.20; 17.78 sq yds gut-
tering at 2 Sc, $4.98; 36.55 sq
yds macadamizing at 28c,
$9.95 .
Wm Walz, sub 4 of Geiger's
snub, lot 7, 40 lin ft curbing at
28c, $11.20; 17.78 sq yds gut-
tering at 2 8c, $4.98; 35.56 sq
yds macadamizing at 28c,
$9.95 .
H pfotzer, sub of 8 and 9 of 4,
Geiger's sub, s 50 ft, lot 2, 79.7
din ft curbstone at 28c, $22.31;
40 sq yds guttering at 28c,
$11.20: 80 sq yds mmacada,mZz-
ing at 28c, $22.40.
John Bohn, sub 3, Geiger's sub,
lot 5, 105.5 lin ft curbing at
28e, $29.54; 53.33 sq yds gut-
tering at 28c, $14.93; 115.55 sq
yds macadamizing at 28c, $32.-
35 . .
Wm Mehl, sub 3, Geiger's sub,
lot 6, 47 lin lit curbing at 290e,
$13.16; 22.22 sq ycls guttering
26 13
26 13
26 13
26 13
26 13
26 13
55 91
76 82
212
Adjourned I?e fnlqr ,Cexlon, ()flaw,. 12t/,, 1S9f;
at 28c, $6.22; 53.33 sq yds mac-
adamizing at 28c, $14.93 .....
Andrew Henge, stub 3, Geiger's
snub, plat 7, 40 11n ft curbing at
28c, $11.20: 17.78 sq yds gut-
tering at 28c, $4.98; 35.55 sq
yds madaeamizing at 28c,
$9.95
Nic Steffens, sub 3, Geiger's
sub, lot 8, 40 .lin tit curbing at
28c, $11.20; 17.78 sq yds gut-
tering at 28c, $4.98; 35.55 sq
yds macadamizing at 28c,
$9.95
Jno P Olinger, sub 3, Geiger's
wub, dot 9, 40 ;in ftcurbing at
28c, $11.20; 17.78 sq yds gut-
tering at 28c, $4.98; 35.55 sq
Yds macadamiizIng at 28c,
$9.95 . . . . . 26 13
Adam Mueller, snub 3. Geiger's
sub, lot 10, 63.4 ]in 11t curbing
at 28c. $17.75; 31.11 sq yds gut-
tering at 28c. $8.71: 63.11 sq
yds macadamizing at 28c,
$17.67 44 13
Adopted by the flodaowing vote:
Ayes: Ahus. Alibrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Ronson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That to pay for im-
proving Bennett street from Grandview
avenue to west line of lot 8 O'Hare's
sub by Blake & Blake, contractors, in
front of and adjoining the same, a spe-
cial tax be and is hereby levied on the
several lots and parts of lots, and par-
cels of real estate hereinafter named,
situate and owned, and for the several
amounts set opposl'e each lot or parcel
of real estate, as follows:
Special assessment submitted Oct. 5,
1896. M
Emelia Hodge, Hodge's sub, lot
1, 203.7 lin ft curbstone at 29c,
$59.07; 91.50 sq yds guttering
at 29c, $26.53; 256.22 sq yds
macadamizing at 32c, $81.99 .$167 59
Sarah W. Stewart, Hodge's sub,
lot 17, 48.1 lin ft curbstone at
29c, $13.95; 24.10 sq yds gut-
tering at 29c, $6.99; 70.70 sq
yds macadamizing at 32c,
$22.62 .. . 43 56 $
Sarah W. Stewart, Hodge's sub,
lot 16, 44.2 lin ft curbstone atydsgut-
,I'
29c, $12.82; 19.64 sq
trlag at 29c, $5.70; 54 sq yds
macadamizing at 32c, $17.24.. 35 80 ter
L. Brin, Jr., Hodge's sub, lot 15
44.2 lin ft curbstone at 29e,
$12.82; 19.64 sq yds gutteirng
at 29c, $5.70;; 54 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 32c, $17.28. 35 80
Mary A. Kepler, Hodge's sub,
lot 14, 52.5 lin ft curbstone at
29c; $15.22; 23.33 sq yds gut-
tering at 29c, $6.67; 64.16
Fq yds macadamizing at
32c, $20.53 . .... .. .. .. 42 51
34 31
26 13
26 13
Mary A. Kemler, Hodge's sub,
lot 13, 44.5 lin ft curbstone at
29c, $12.90; 19.80 sq yds gut-
tering at 29c, $5.74; 53.49 s.;
yds macadamizing at 32c,
$17.09.. .. .. .. .. ... 3; 73
Mary A. Kemler, Hodge's sub,
lot 12, 40.5 lin ft curbstone
at 29c, $11.75; 18 sq yds gut-
tering at 29c, $5.22; 49.50 sq
yds macadamizing at 32c,
$15.84 ..................32 81
Mary A. Kemler, sub 4, O'Hare's
sub, lot 2, 83 lin ft curbstone
at 29c, $24.07; 36.90 sq yds gut
tering at 29c, $10.70; 101.44 F
yds maoadamiz.ng at 32c,
$32.46 .... .. .. .. .. ...... 67 23
Mary A Kemler. sub 4. O'Hare's
sub, lot 1, 49.8 lin ft curb tone
at 29c. $14.44; 26.67 sq yds gut
tering at 29c, $7.73; 67.22 sq yds
macadamizing at 32, $21.:;1....43 68
J. J. Grigg, Grigg's sub, lot 1,
44.3 lin ft curbstone at 29c,
$12.85; 24.44 sq yds gu!ter-
ing at 29c, $7.09; 61.11 sq yds
macadamizing at 32, $19.55 .. 39 49
J. J. Grigg, Grigg's sub, lot 2,
44 lin ft curbstone at 29c,
$12.76; 24.44 sq yds guttering
at 29c, $7.09; 61.11 sq yds ma-
oadamizing at 32e, $19.55 .... 39 40
J. J. Grigg, Grigg's sub, lot 3,
50 lin ft urbsto»e nt 29e.
$14.50; 22.22 sq yds gut'ering
at 29c, 16.44; 61.11 sq yds ma-
cadami7ing at 32. $19.55 ....40 49
J. J. Grigg, (Grigg sub, lot 4,
118.4 lin ft curbstone at 29c,
34.34; 58.22 rq yds glittering
at 29c. $16.88; 154 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 32e, $49.28. .. 100 50
. E. Swne»ney, sub 7 O'Hare's
sub, lot 1 46 lin ft curbstone
at 29c, 113.34; 20.44 so yds gut
tering at 29e, $5.93; 56.22 'q
yds macadamiz'ng at 32e,
$17.99 ....................37 26
M. E. Sweeney. sub 7 O'Hare's
sub. lot 2. 46 tin ft curbstone
at 29c, $13.34; 20.44 so yds gut
tering at 29c, $5.93: 56.22 sq
yds mr cadamizing at 32c,
17.99. .. . 37 26
L. Bennett, sub 7 O'Hqr"'s
ub, lot 3. 46 lin ft curbstone
at 29c, 13.34; 20.44 sq yds gut
ing at 29c, $5.93; 56.22 sq yds
macadamizing at 32c, $17.99.. 37 26
George Davis, Davis' sub, lot 6,
8.4 lin ft curbstone at 29c,
$2.44; 3.73 sq yds guttering at
29c, $1.08; 10.26 sq yds macad-
amizing at 32c, $3.28 .. ...... 6 80
Geoge Davis, Davis sub, lot 7.
43.2 lin ft curbstone at 29c,
$12.53; 19.20 sq ds guttering
at 29c, $5.57; 62.80 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 32c, $16.90.... 35 00
George Davis, Davis sub, lot 8,
-.1(1..; mole,/ Ileyi/,,,' Session, (Hobe?. 12th., 1896. 273
43.2 lin ft curbstone at 29c,
$12.53; 19.20 sq yds guttering at
29c, $5.57; 52.80 sq yds macad
amazing at 32c, $16.90 35 00
George Davis, Davis su, , ,uc 9,
43.2 lin ft curb ;t-vne at 29c.
112.53; 19.20 sq yds guttering
at 29c, $5.57; 52.80 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 32e, $16.90 35 00
J. Bennett, sub 1 of 24, O'Hare's
sub, lot 1, 51.9 lin ft curbstone
at 29c, $15.05; 23.07 sq yds gut
tering at 29e. $6.69; 63.43 sq
yd; macadam zing at 32c,
$20.30 .. .. .. .... 42 04
Pierce Broell, sub 1 of 24,
O'Hare'n sub, lot 2, 43 lin ft
curbstone at 29c, 12.47; 19.11
sq yds guttering at 29c. $5.54,
52.55 sq yds macadamizing at
32c: $16.81 .. .. .. .. ..
Geo. Conway, sub 24, O'Hare's
sub, lot 2. 43 lin ft curbstone
at 29c. $12.47; 19.11 sq yds gut
tering at 29c, $5.54; 52.55 sq
yds macadamizing at 32c,
$16.81 .. .. .. .. .. .. . ..
Wm. Hintrager, O'Hare's sub,
lot 25, 128.8 lin ft curb;tone
at 29c, $37.35; 59.11 sq yds gut
tering at 29c. $17.14; 179.67 sq
yds macadamizing at 32c,
$57.49 .. .. . ... .. 111 98
L. Brin, Jr., O'Hare's sub, lot
26, 126.7 lin ft curbstone at
29c, $36.74; 58.22 sq yds gut-
tering at 29c. $16.88; 179.67
sq yds macadamizing at 32c,
$57.49.. .. .. .. „ .. ...... 111 11
L. Brin, Jr.. O'Hare's sub, lot
27, 138 lin ft curbstone at 29c,
$40.02; 61.33 sq yds guttering
at 29c, $17.78; 168.67 sq yds
macadamizing at 32c $53.97.. 111 77
L. Brin, Jr., O'Hare's sub, lot
28, 138 lin ft curbstone at 29e,
$40.02; 61.33 sq yds gu'tering
at 29e, $17.78; 168.67 sq yds
macadamizing at 32c $53.97.. 111 77
C W Skemp, O Hare's sub. W.
50 tt, lot 29, 50 lin ft curbstone
at 29c, $14.50; 27.22 sq yds gut
tering at 29c, $789; 61.11 sq
yds macadamizing at 32c,
$19.55 .. 41 94
Thomas Hill, O'Hare's sub, ex-
cept w 50ft'lot 29, 169.4 14n ft
curbstone at 29c, $49.13; 73.33
sq yds guttering at 29c, $21.26;
201.67 sq yds macadamizing at
32c, $64.53 .. .. . ... 134 53
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes-Alds Albreoht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Alderman Hanson offered the follow-
ing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for im-
proving Coates avenue from Fremont
avenue to Cross street, by Wm. Dodsc-t,
contractor, in front of and adjoining
34 S2
34 82
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 the several amounts set opposite
each lot or parte: of real estate, as fol-
lows. Special assessment submitt»d
Oct. 5, 1896:
C. A. Alexander, sub 3 Babcock's
add., lot 2, 273 lin ft curbing at
27 3-4c, $75.76; 125.78 sq yds
guttering at 27 3-4c, $34.90;
332.44 sq yds macadamizing at
28c, $93.08. $203 74
C. A. Alexander, sub 5 Simpson's
add., lot 1, 101 lin ft curbing at
27 3-4c, $28.03; 41 sq yds gut-
tering at 27 3-4c, $11.38; 119
sq yds macadamizing at 28c,
$33.32 . 72 73
Theo. Trieloff, Concord sub, lot
13, 141 lin ft curbing at 27 3-te
$39.13; 66.67 sq yds guttering
at 27 3-4c, $18.50; 194.78 sq
yds macadamizing at 28c,
$54.54. 112 17
A Mink, Concord sub., lot 14
141.5 lin ft curbing at 27 3-4c,
$39.26; 66.67 sq yds guttering at
27 3-4c, $18.50; 194.78 sq yds
macadamizing at 28c, $54.54112 30
Robt Sel:ers, Simpson's add. lot
9, 106 lin ft curbing at 27 3-4c,
$29.41; 52.44 sq yds guttering
at 27 3-4c, $14.55; 152.44 sq yds
macadamizing at 28c, $42.6886 64
Jos Hoerner, Simpson's add lot
10, 96.5 lin ft curbing at 27 3-4c,
$26.77; 48.90 sq yds guttering
at 27 3-4c, $13.57; 127.11 sq
yds macadamizing at 28c
$35.59 . . 75 93
Sam Y Bennett, Simpson's add
lot 11, 101.3 lin ft curbing at
27 3-4c, $28.11; 50.93 sq yds
guttering at 27 3-4c, $14.13;
132.73 sq yds macadamizing at
28c, $37.16. 79 40
Lid Emmert, Simpson's add., lot
12, 106.8 lin ft curbing at
27 3-4c, $29.64; 53.33 sq yds gut-
tering at 27 3-4c, $14.80; 139.33
sq yds macadamizing at 28c,
$39.01
Frank Sellers, Simpson's add,
lot 13, 106 lin ft curbing at
27 3-4c, $29.41; 56.22 sq yds
guttering at 27 3-4c, $15.60;
127.28 sq yds macadamizing at
28c, $41.24. 86 25
Geo. A. Sturtevant. Simpson's
add., lot 14, 121.7 lin ft curbing
at 27 3-4c, $33.77; 59.60 sq yds
guttering at 27 3-4c, $16.54;
156.FQ sq yds macadamizing at
28e, $43.84.
C. F. McDonald, Simpson's add,
10' 15, 136.7 lin ft curbing at
27 3-4c, $37.93: 61.56 sq yds gut-
tering at 27 3-4c, $17.0S; 168.05
sq yds macadamizing at 28c,
$47.05
John Gadient, Simpson's add., lot
16, 143.5 :in ft curbing at
27 3-4c, $39.83; 68.44 sq yds
83 45
94 15
102 06
274 Adjourned Regular Se9Rion, October 12th, 1896.
guttering at 27 3-4c, $18.99
182.11 sq yds macadamizing at
28c, $50.99. 109 81.
John Gadient, Simpson's add,
lot 17, 148 lin ft curbing at
27 3-4c, $41.07; 65.78 sq yds
guttering at 27 3-4c, $18.25;
180.90 sq yds macadamizing at
28c, $50.65 109 :17
Jdhn Gadient, Simpson's add.,
lot 18, 61 lin ft curbing at
27 3-4c, $16.93; 28.90 sq yds
guttering at 27 3-4c, $8.02;
61.11 sq yds macadamizing at
28c, $17.11. 42 06
Malcolm Post, Simpson's add. lot
36, 196.4 lin ft curbing at
27 3-4c, $54.50; 59.11 sq yds
ing at 28c, $17.11 35 03
Theo Trieloff, sub. 39, 40 and 41,
Simpson's add., lot 8, 42.6 lin
curbing at 27 3-4c, $11.82;
24.90 sq yds guttering at 27 3-4c
$6.91; 61.11 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 28c, $17.11. . . 35 84
Theo Trieloff, sub. 39, 40 and 41,
Simpsons, add., lot 7, 50 lin
ft curbing at 27 3-4c, $13.87:
22.22 sq yds guttering at
27 3-4c, $6.17; 61.11 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 28c, $17.11 37 15
Theo Trieloff, sub. 39, 40 and 41,
Simpson's add., lot 6, 50 lin
ft curbing at 27 3-4c, $13.87;
22.22 sq yds guttering at
27 3-4c, $6.17; 61.11 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 28c, $17.11 37 15
Theo Trieloff, sub. 39, 40 and 41
Simpsons add., lot 5, 50 lin
ft curbing at 27 3-4c, $13.87;
22.22 sq yds guttering at
27 3-4c, $6.17; 61.11 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 28c, $17.11 37 15
Theo Trieloff, sub. 39, 40 and 41,
Simpson's add., lot 4, 42 lin
ft curbing at 27 3-4c, 11.66;
24.90 sq yds guttering at
27 3-4c, $6.91; 61.11 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 28c, $17.11 35 68
Theo Trieloff, sub, 39, 40 and 41,
Simpson's add., lot 3, 50 lin
ft curbing at 27 3-4c, $13.87;
22.22 sq yds guttering at
27 3-4c, $6.17; 61.11 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 28c,17.11.
guttering at 27 3-4c, $24.73; 37 15
228.55 sq yds macadamizing at
28c, $63.99 143 22
Malcolm Post, Simpson's add. lot
36, 172.7 lin ft curbing at
27 3-4c, $47.92: 76.75 sq yds
guttering at 27 3-4c, $21.30;
211.08 sq yds macadamizing at
28c, $59.10. 128 32
Malcolm Post, Simpson's add. lot
37, 172.7 lin ft curbing at
27 3-4c, $47.92; 76.75 sq yds
guttering at 27 3-4c, $21.30;
211.08 sq yds macadamizing at
28c, $59.10. 128 32
Malcolm Post, Simpson's add. lot
38, 172.7 lin ft curbing at
27 3-4e, $47.92; 76.75 sq yds
glittering at 27 3-4c, $21.30;
211.08 sq yds macadamizing at
28c, $59.10 128 32
M. Horst, sub 39. 40 and 41,
Simpson's add., lot 10, 50 lin
ft curbing at 27 3-4c, $13.87:
22.22 sq yds guttering at 27 3-4c
$6.17; 61.11 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 28c, $17.11. 37 15
M. Horst, sub 39, 40 and 41,
Simpson's add., lot 9. 37.2 lin
ft curbing at 27 3-4c, 10.32;
27.55 sq yds guttering at 27 3-4c
87.65; 61.11 sq yds macadamiz-
Theo Trieloff, sub. 39, 40 and 41,
Simpson's add., lot 2, 50 lin
ft curbing at 27 3-4c, $13.87:
22.22 sq yds guttering at
27 3-4c, $6.17; 61.11 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 28e. $17.11 37 15
Theo Trieloff, sub. 39, 40 and 41,
Simpson's add., lot 1, 59 lin
ft curbing at 27 3-4c, $16.37:
32.90 sq yds guttering at 27 3-4c
$9.13; 83.11 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 28e, $23.27. 48 77
Wm. Coates Est., Simpson's add,
lot 42, 172 lin ft curbing at
27 3-4c, $47.73: 76.44 sq yds
guttering at 27 3-4c, $21.21:
211.08 sq yds macadamizing
at 28c, $59.10. 128 01
Wm. Coates Est., Simpson's add.,
lot 43, 159.3 lin ft ourbing at
27 3-4c, $44.20; 81.78 sq yds
glittering at 27 3-4c, $22.69;
211.08 sn yds macadamizing at
28, 1t59.10. 12:, 99
Win. Coates Fit., Simpson's add,
Int 44. 216 lin ft curbing at
27 3-4e, $59.94: 109 33 sn yds
eu`tering at 27 3-4c, $30.34;
283.55 sn Yds macadamizing at
28e. $79.39. 169 67
Adon'ed by the following vote:
Aves-Aids. Albrecht. Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Ronson. Cnlleu, Dennert, Lagan,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Aid, Salter offered the following,
whioh was adopted:
Wheras: Proper notice has been
given as required by law for the pro-
posed vaoation of tem (10) feet on the
west side of Queen street north of San-
ford street, and,
Whereas. The eity council deems it
expedient to vacate said strip of land,
therefore
Resolved by the City Connell of the
City of Dubuque: That ten (10) feet of
ground lie and is hereby vacated on the
west side of Queen street north of San-
ford street, as shown by plat prepared
by the city engineer.
A4d.
Benson offered .the following,
which was ad opted :
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That the city engi-
neer be and is hereby d•nstructed to
prepare a plat showing the proposed
vacation of twenty feet on the nortfh
side of west 7t1h street, from Needham
Place to Hill street, and proceed in ac-
cordance with the ordinance on that
suibleidt.
Ald. Ryder offered the following,
Special ' Session, October 20th, 1896. 275
which a'as adopted:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That a sanitary
sewer be constructed on .the west side
of 5th street from Winona avenue to
Nevada street, and 'the city engineer di-
rected to prepare i/he necessary plans
and specifications for doing said work,
the cost to be assessed to the owners of
adjacent property.
Ald. Ryder offered ,the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved by the Oity Council of the
Oity of Dubuque: 'Phial the Dubuque
Water company be and is hereby in-
structed to extend their water mains on
Grandview avenue from South Dodge
street to Mt. Cannel avenue and that
water plugs he located under the su-
pervision of the fire committee and
chief, the city of Dubuque guaranteeing
to said water company a sum of money
sufficient .to pap• interest at the rate of
7 per cent. on the cost of pipe so re-
quired to be extended.
Ald. Dennert offered the fallowing,
which was adopt e:
Resolved by the City Council of the
(city of Dubuque: 'Pkat the Central
Union Telephone company, be instruct-
ed to furnish telephones to the chair -
mon on electrical construction and
chairman of delinquent tax committee
at .half rates, as per their contract with
the pity.
Ald. McEvoy offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved that the city recorder be
and is thereby instructed to issue a ven-
ire to the city marshal commanding
him to summon a jury of twelve free-
holders, citizens to assess the damages
that may he caused proposed alley from
Union avenue to Mountain Lame be-
tween Cleveland avenue and Rush
street, an Shown by plat prepared by the
city engineer.
Plans and specifications for sanitary
sewer In Weet bth between Winona
avenue and Nevada Street were ap-
proved.
Aid. Altman moved to adjourn.
Carried.
SPECIAL. SESSION OCTOBER 20, 1896.
(OFFICIAL.)
Council met at 4:35 p. m.
Mayor Duffy in the chair.
Present—Alda. Altman, Bauer, Berg,
Dennert, L.agen and McEvoy.
The mayor stated the object of the
meeting was to take action in regard to
bids for construction of sanitary sewer
in West 5th street.
Ald. Bauer moved that bids for con-
struction of said sewer be opened.
Carried.
Bids were opened and read as fol-
lows:
O. G. Kringle, sewer per lin ft 34
cents, manholes each $20.
Jahn McCaffrey, sewer per lin ft 27 1 2
cents, manholes each $23.50.
Dubuque Construction Co., sewer per
lin ft 34 cents, manholes each $23.
Chas. Hil:ery & Son, sewer per lin
ft 31 cents, manholes each $21.
Dorsfall, Butcher & Guthrie, sewer
per lin ft 27 cents. manholes each $21.
Deggendorf, Dolan. Lockridge & Had,
sewer per lin ft 22 1-2 cents, manholes
each $22.00.
Ald. Dennert moved that the contract
be awarded to Deggendorf, Dolan, Lock -
ridge & Bird, they being the lowest bid-
ders. Carried.
Ald. Dennert moved to adjourn.
Carried.
Attest: L. M. LANGSTAFF,
City Recorder.
Attest:
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ppr )n i /89..
Approved
fiN
... Muyur
. Mayor
27t; (ifir/a/
NOTICE.
Public notice is hereby giver. that
at the session of the city council or
the city of Dubuque, held on the 12th
day of October. 1896, the following
special assessments were levied on the
real estate hereinafter described, ano
that in case of faiLure to pay one-
seventh pant within the time prescribed
by the ordinance governing same, all
will become delinquent and subject to
collection by distress and sale.
HENRY B, GNIFFKE,
Clty 1'reasu'f r.
For improving West Sth street from
West line of Roger's sub. to Air Hili
street:
Thos. Kavanaugh Est., sub 18,
19 and 20, Kelly's sub, :oat 4.418 48
John Spear. sub 18. 19 and 20,
Kelly's sub. ex n 25 ft lot 334 51
John Spear. sub 18. 19 and 20,
Kelly's sub, ex n 25 ft lot 249 95
Mary Hedley, Keay's sub, e 1-4
lot 43 46 i
Wm. Johnson Est., Kelly's
1-4 lot 43 12 74
T T Carkeek, Kelly's sub, w m
lot 43 12 71
For improving alley from 14th to
15th streets between Pine and 'carie
streets:
Carl Fatka, East Dubuque add
1ot 257 $23 73
John Schuler Est.. East Dubuque
add., lot 258 19 7:;
Jame; Ma:lov, East Dubuque
add., lot 259 19 .3
John C'haloupke, East Dubuque
add., lot 260. 19 7S
Nie Mss, East Dubuque add,
lot 261. 21 'r6
A. Leute, East Dubuque add., lot
282 21 06
Aug. Rohr, East Dubuque add.,
lot 283 19 73
John Stumpf, East Dubuque add,
lot 284 19 73
Mary Driscoll. East Dubuque add
lot 285 19 73
Carl Fatka, East Dubuque add,
lot 286. 23 73
For improving alley north of Eagle
Point avenue from Prince street io
Chicago and Great Western Ry.:
F. A. Jaeger, sub 1 Sanford's sub
lot 2. $1 32
F. A. Jaeger, Sangord's sub.,
w 1.6 ft lot 2.. .. ., 55
James Levi, Sanford's sub., ,a
e 40 ft. lot 2 12 92
Alex. Kemps, Sanford's sub,
stab s 1-2 lot 3 7 43
Malinda Ries, Sanford's sub,
sub n 1-2 lot 3. 7 43
Severin Hug Est., Sanford's
ford's sub, s 1-2 lot 4 7 43
Louis Nipp, Sr., Sanford's
sub.. n 1-2 lot 4 7 93
George Vogel, Sanford's sub,
lot ' 16 11
Cleo Mavhanks, sub 49 Sanford's
sub, 101 1 29 79
11. Bergwald, sub 19 Sanford's
sub, lot 3 29 4a
For improving Paul street from Sem-
inary street to Leibnitz street.
M Brown Est, Cox's add, lot 108.$117 79
F. and H. Mindorfer, Cox's add,
lot 106.. .. 117 89
Edward A. L-ute, Vicelker's add
lot 31..••• •. 109 27
Cath Baker, Voelker's add, lot
3l.. 109 88
For improving alley from 17th to 18th
street between Elm and Pine streets.
Steuck & O'Farrell, East Dubu-
que add, lot 172 .. .. $26 57
Steuck & O'Farrell, East Dubu-
que add, lot 173 .. .. .. .. • • .... 22 22 57
Steuck & O'Farrell, East Dubu-
que, lot 174 22 57
John Wimmers Est, East Dubu-
que add, lot 175.. .. .. ... 22 57
John Wimmers Est, East Dubu-
que add, lot 176 2S 57
Sam McElrath, East Dubuque add
W. 65 ft lot 227.. 26 57
Sam McElrath, East Dubuque add
W. 65 ft lot 228 .. .. .... 22 57
Sam McElrath, East Dubuque add
W. 65 ft lot 229.. . 22 57
Hamel, Ilenker & Co., East Du-
buque add, lot 230 .. 22 57
Hamel, Henker & Co., East Du-
buque add, lot 231 .. .. .. 26 57
For improving Ries street from Wind
sor avenue to Stafford avenue.
Mick Zwaek, sub 4 Geiger's su'),
lotl.. $20 60
Mick 'Zack, sub 4 Geiger's sub,
lot 2..•• . 26 13
Nick Zwack, sub 4, Geiger's sub,
lot 3. 26 13
Cath Lassance, sub 4, Geiger's
sub, lot 4 .. .. .. . 26 13
Ernest Dettmann, sub 4, Geiger's
sub, lot 5.. .. .. 26 13
WIlhelm Mehrl, sub 4, Geiger's
sub, lot 6.. 26 13
Wm. Walz, sub 4, Geiger's sub,
lot 7..• ••••••26 13
H. Pfotzer, sub of 8 of 9 of 4 Geig
ers' sub, s 50 ft lot 2 . 55 91
John Bohn, sub 3, Geiger's sub,
lot 5 .. 76 82
Wm. Mehrl, sub 3, Geiger's sub,
lot 6. .3431.
Maleolm Post, Simpson's add lot
Andrew Henge, sub 3, Geiger's
sub, lot? .. ..• .. 26 13
Nie Steffens, sub 3, Geiger's sub,
lot 8 .. ..•• 26 13
Jno. P. Olinger, sub 3, Geiger's
sub, lot 9.. .. •., 26 13
Adam Mueller, sub 3, Geiger's
sub, lot 10 .. ., 44 13
For improving Hart street from Caul
er avenue to Valaria street:
Adam Schmidt Est, sum 1 and 2
and s 1-2 of 5, 6 and 7, Schaff-
ner's sub, lot 2 . $ 71 66
John Schroeder, sub 1 and 2
and s 1-2 of 5, 6 and 7, Sehaff-
ner's sub, ,:ot 3 . . 33 55
Leonard Roehl, sub 1 and 2 and
Oftcia6 1tioffices.
s 1-2 of 5, 6 and 7, Schaffner's
sub, lot 4
Jahn Ess, sub 1 and 2 and s 1-2
of .:,. 6 and 7, Sdhaffner's
lot 5
Joseph Keller, sub 1 and 2 and
s 1-2 of 5, 6 and 7, Sdhaffner's
sub, lot 6
John Krayer Est, Schaffner's
stilt, lot 8 . .
Alois Ulrich, sub 9, Schaffner's
sub, lot 1 .
P Even, Schaffner's swb, lot 1033 55
• Fred Galof, Schaffner's sub, lot
11
D C Moore, Schaffner's sub, lot
12
Jos Platz, Schaffner's sub, lot
13. 3111
Jos Platz, Sch'affner's sub, lot
14 ' 14 30
Jacob Marshall, Tivo:i add, n
1-2, lot 10 89 63
Bernard Demker, Tivoli add, e
1-2, lot 11 46 71
Wm Kirmse, Tivoli add, w 1-2,
bot 11 48 39
Frank D Schar:e, Tivoli add, lot
30 . 94 14
Dominick Hoffman, Tivoli add,
lot 31 . 35 19
Dominick ,Hoffman, Tivoli add,
lot 32 . .. 26 8S
lot.M
Dominick Hoffman, sub 33, Ti-
voli add, lot 1 . 14 76
John Buse. sub 2 of 33, Tivoli
add, lot 1 . 19 80
John Buse, sub 2 of 130. L H
Langworthy's add, lot 2 4 43
Chas Buse, sub 2 of 130, L H
Langworthy's add, lot 1 26 77
Jochum Wieland, sub 130, L H
T,angworthy's add, lot 1 . . 63 21
For improving 19th street from west
line of Pine street to east line of East
Dubuque addition:
Louis Zeidman, East Dubuque
add, lot 12 . $126 62
Chicago Great Western Ry. East
Dubuque add, lot 13 . 14 53
Ed Lang:worthy's Est, East Du-
buque add, lot 236. 10 40
Chas Henze, East Dubuque add,
lot 237. 123 70
For improving Bennett street from
Grandview avenue to east line of lot 8
O'Hare's sub:
Emelia Hodge, Hodge's sub, lot
1 . , . . . . . . .$167 59
Sarah W. Stewart, Hodge's sub
lot 17 43 55
Sarah W. Stewart. Hodge's sub
lot 16 . . . . 35 SO
L. Min, Jr., Hodge's sub lot 15 35 80
Mary A. Kemier, lfodge's sub,
lot 14. 42 51
Mary A. Ker:er, Hodge's sub,
lot 13.. .. 35 73
Mary A. Kem:er, Iiodge's sub,
1ot12
Mary A. Kemler, sub 4 O'Hare's
sub, list 2.
Mary A. Kemler, sub 4 O'Hare's
33 55
33 55
33 55
103 66
33 55
33 55
3355
32 81
67 25
277
sub, lot 1.
.1. J. GrKgs
Grigg, Griggs ... 39 49
sub, lot 1... ,u9 49
.1. J. Grigg, Grigg's sub., lot 239 40
J. J. Grigg, Grigg's sub, lot 340 49
J. J. Grigg. Grigg's sub, lot 4100 :,0
M. E. Sweeney, sub 7 O'Hare's
• stab, lot 1.
M. E. Sweeney, •, sub 7 O'Hare's
37 2r,
sub lot 2. 37 26
M. L. Bennett, sub 7 O'Hare's
sub, :ot 3 37 26
George Davis, Davis sub, lot 6.. 6 80
George Davis, Davis sub, lot 7.. 35 00
George Davis, Davis sub, lot 8.. 35 On
George Davis. Davis sub. lot 9.. 35 00
T Bennett. sub 1 of 24 O'Hare's
sub lot 1. 42 04
Pierce Brasil, sub 1 of 24 O'Hare's
sub. lot 2 34 82
Geo. Conway, sub 24, O'Hare's
sub. lot 2 , 34 82
Wm Hiatrager, O'Hare's sub, lot
111 ItS
25
L. llrin, Jr, O'Hare's sun lot 26111 11
L. Brin, .Jr., O'Hare's sub, lot 27111 77
L. Brin..Tr.. O'Hare's sub. lot 28111 7i
C. W. Slremp, O'Hare's sub w 50
ft :o. 29 41 94
Thnmaa Hill. O'Rare's sub., ex-
cept w 50 f', lot if,. 134 92
For imnrovi,ng Fifteenth from al'e
cast of Elm street to Pine street:
Iowa Coffin Co., East Dubuque
add.. lot 186 $13 20
Iowa Coffin Co.. Facet Dubuque
add.. w 65 ft lot 217. 75 12
Ch'^,o Greatwes'ern Ry.. Fast
Dubuque arid., e 35 ft lot 21715 06
Chi^ago Greatwesttrn Rr.. last
fluhnnue add.. e 35 ft lot 21614 57
Ci'y of Dubuque. Fast Dubuque
adrt.. 'i c5 ft lot 216 71 31
City of Dubnmte, East Dubuque
lr' 187. 6 67
For improving Coates avenue from
Fremont avenue to Cross street.
C. A. Alexander, sub 3, Bab -
cock's add, lot 2 1203 74
C. A . Alexander, sub 5, Simp
son's add, lot 1 .. 72 73
Theo. Trieloff, Concord sub, lot
1311217
A. Mink, Concord sub, Iot 14112 30
Robert Sellers, Simpson's add,
lot 9 .... 86 64
Jos. Heorner, S'mpson's add, lot
10 .. .... .. ...... ..... 75 93
Sam. Y. Bennett, Simpson's add
79 40
Sid Emmert, Simpson's add, lot
12.. .,.. ... ... .. 83 45
Frank Sellers, Simpson's add lot
13 86 25
Geo. ASturtevant, Simpson's
add, lot 14.. . .. .. 94 15
C. F. McDonald, Simpson's add
lot . 102 06
John Gadient, Simrson's ad.....
lot
16 .. 109 81
John Gadient, Simpson's add lot
17 109 97
John Gadient, Simpson's add lot
18.. ........ ... ..... .. .... 42 06
'271
Noticeq.
Maleoolm Post, Simpson's add lot
35.. .... .. .. ...... 143 22
36 128 32
Maleolm Post, Simpson's add lot
37 128 32
Maleolm Post, Simpson's add let
Simpson's add, lot 7 .. .. .. 37 15
Theo Trieloff, sub 39, 40 and 41,
38.... .. .. .. .. .... ....... 128 32
M. Horst, sub 39, 40 and 41,
Simpson's add, lot 10 .. 37 15
M. Horst, sub 39, 40 and 41,
Simpson's add, lot 9.. .. 35 08
Theo Trieloff, sub 39, 40 and 41,
Simpson's add, lot 8.... . 35 84
Theo Trieloff, sub 39. 40 and 41,
Simpson's add, lot 6 ...... 37 15
Theo Trieloff, sub 39, 40 and 41,
Simpson's add, lot 5.. .. 37 15
Theo Trieloff, sub 39, 40 and 41,
Simpson's add, lot 4 .. 35 68
Theo Trieloff, sub 39, 40 and 41,
Simpson's add, 1ot 3 37 15
Theo Trieloff, sub 39, 40 and 41,
Simpson's add, lot 2.. .. 37 15
Theo Trieloff, sub 39, 40 and 41,
Simpson's add, lot 1.. .. ... 48 77
Wm. Coates Est. Simpson's add
lot 42 .. ...... .. .... 128 04
Wm. Coates Est. Simpson's add
lot 43 .. .. .. .. ... .. .... . 125 99
Wm. Coates Est. Simpson's add
lot 44 .. .... .. ... .... ... 169 67
NOTICE.
Public notice is hereby given that at
the session of the City Council of the
City of Dulbuque, held on 12th day of
October, 1896, the following special as-
sessments were levied on the real es-
tate herein after described, and that in
case of failure to pay within the time
prescribed by the ordinance govern-
ing same, all will become delinquent
and subject to collection by distress
and sale.
HENRY B. GNIFFKE,
City Treasurer.
For Paying plank sidewalk abutting
property described as follows:
F. W Coates, Martin's Dubuque
add, lot 3 . $ 11 12
Allen Schumacher, MoCraney's
1st add, lot 69 . 20 23
Joseph Ruegmer, Ham's add, lot453. 16 27
.1 .1 Lundlbeoker, Mechanic's
add, s 100 ft, lot 109. . 17 17
Henry Tropf, Medhanic's add,
n 50 ft, lot 109 , 7 80
Susan Dress, stab 2 of 138, 140
and 142, L. H. Langworthy's
add and 135 and 136, Mechan-
ic's add, n 1-2 lot 2 . 5 64
C B Sdherr et al, Baseman's sub,
lot 8 22 58
John Blake Est, Ellen Blake's
sub, lot 7 . 44 85
SPECIAI, ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To Allen Schumacher:
You are hereby notified that in accord
ance with a resolution of the' city coun-
cil of the city of Dubuque for the im-
provement of a 4 feet wide sidewalk on
west side of Reed avenue adopted on the
Sth day of September, A. D. 1896, a spec-
ial assessment will be levied for the ex-
pense thereof at the next regular meet-
ing of the city council, upon all lots and
parcels of land abutting on said im-
provement, lot 67 in McCraney's 1st add.
owned by you being subject to such
special assessment. And you are noti-
fied to appear at said meeting of the
council, to be held on the 5th day of
October, A. D. 1896. and show cause,
if any you have, why said assessment
should not be levied.
L. M. LANGSTAFF.
9-18-101 City Recorder.
NOTICE TO SIDEWALK CON-
TRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the city engineer's office, Dubuque, ta.,
up to 4 o'clock p. m. Saturday, Oc•.
3r11, 1896. for constructing sidewalks of
brick, where not already laid, as foi
lows, viz:
12 feet vide on west side of 'West
Main street 'uetween Main street and
Jones street.
12 feet tide ca south side of 13th
street between Main street and Iowa
street.
14 feet wide on rorth side of Fir.,';
street between Lt,cust street and Mel
sfteet.
12 feet wide
strret between
street.
12 feet a ids
street Lot ,: e n
street.
All in accordance with specifica-
tions on lite in said office.
.A bona of $it,e will be required with
eaelt bid.
The tc!y reset vet., the right to reject
any and al!
W. H. KNOWLTON,
9-22-:0t. City Engineer
en both sides of 1 4th
Iowa street and Clay
on both sides of 15th
Iowa street and Clay
NOTICE IN RELATION TO FILLING
LOTS.
o F. Lorendolt:
You and each of you are hereby noti-
fied that it is the intention of the city
council of the city of Dubuque to pa
a resolution at its next session. order-
ing to be tilled and raised lots which are
at times subject to be covered with stag-
nant water, which lots are numbered
and described as follows: Lot 142 Bur-
den & Lawther's addition.
You are notified to appear, if you de-
sire. at the next regular meeting of the
council and show cause, if any you
have, why said resolution should not be
passed, as it is proposed that said fill-
ing shall be at your expense.
The next session of the council will
commence on October 5th, 1896.
ED. MORGAN,
By James Agnew, City Marsha'..
Deputy.
des
Official Notices.
NOTICE TO SEWER CONTRACTORt'.
Sealed proposals will be received a'
the city engineer's office, city of 1)i -
Luque. Iowa. up to 4 o'clock p. m. Eat-
urdiy. Ott. 3rd, 1896, for constructing
pile sewer as follows, according to the
plans and ,!'ecifi(a1ions on file in said
office:
An eight inch (tie pipe sewer in Pros-
pect '.' reef frim Nest Fifth street to
101 feet north.
1•:,timated length 130 lineal feet.
Cit7 to fu; nish ail pipe.
Ridder. 'o furnish a bond of 5200.10
with eleh bid 'Lai contract will be en-
tered into if awarded.
The city re-er\es the right to reject
any and all lads.
ry. H. KNOWLTON,
9 '-?-10t. City Engineer.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Office of City Engineer.
Dubuque. Iowa.
To the owners of the several lots and
parcels of ground abutt'ng the follow-
ing streets and alleys. viz:
Reis street from Stafford ave to Wind
sor ave.
15th sire t from allay cast of Elm
street to Pine street.
19th street from west line Pine street
to east line E. Dubuque add.
Paul sreet from Seminary street to
Leibnitz street.
Bennett street from Garfield street
to east line of lot 8. O'Hare's sub.
Hart street from Cooler ave to Vale -
ria street.
West 8th ctre,t from Air Hill to west
line Rogers' add.
Alley from 14th to 15th str, ets bet-
ween Pine and Maple street.
Alley from 17th to 18th street bet-
ween rim and Pine stre°t.
Alley north of Eagle point avenue
from Pri"e' street to Ch'oagi Crelt
Western Ry.
You are hereby notified that there is
on file in the office of the city recorder
of Dubuque a plat of sa'd above nam'd
streets and alleys in said eity. showing
the several lots and parctis et ground
abutting on said streets subject to spe-
cial assessment for paving and curb'ng
of said streets and allays end the names
as far as practicable of the owners of
said abutting real estate. and the am-
ount assessed against each lot or parcel
of ground, for the inspection of any
person. firm cr eomp'3ny 'ntcrested in
any kind of Laid real estate, and that
such firm or companv having objec-
tion to the special tax proposed to be
assees°d as shown by Fa'd plat. may
file with the city recorder his or their
objection in writing at or hefor the
next meeting of the rite council of the
city of Dubuque which will me t the
5th day of Oet., 1896.
W. H. KNOWLTON.
9 -21 -lot. City Enefneer.
Dubuque, Tow:i. Sept. 21, 1R96.
271.1
VACATION NO'riuE.
Dubuque, Sept. 14th, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that there is
now on file in my office, a plat show-
ing the proposed vacation of 10 feet off
the west side of Queen street, north of
Sanford street.
All persons having objections to said
proposed vacation must file their claims
for damages in my office on or before
October 3rd, 1896.
L. M. LANGSTAFF,
To Oct. 3rd. City Record: r.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Dubuque, Sept. 14, 1896.
Sealed proposals will be received at
my office up to 4 o'clock p. m. Saturday,
October 3rd, 1896, for furnishing coal
and wood to the city up to April 1st.
1897.
Bidders must state the price per ton
for coal including quality, also the price
per cord for number one hard maple
wood, last season's cut. Coal and wood
to be delivered at such time and places
as may be required by the city.
The city reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
L. M. LANGSTAFF,
To Oct. 3rd City Recorder.
RIGHT OF WAY NOTICE.
To P. H. Murray:
You are hereby notified, That a prop-
osition is now pending before the City
Council of the City of Dubuque, for the
vacation of a part of St. Mary's street,
in which you claim an interest, as fol-
lows: Lots 2 and 3, St. Raphael's add.
a plat of which proposed vacation has
been filed in the office of the City En-
gineer of said city, and you are notified
that at a session of the said city coun-
cil to be holden at the city hall of said
city. on the 5th day of October, 1896, it
will be determined whether said propos
ed improvement will be made, and you
are hereby notified to appear before
said council at said session. and show
cause, if any you have, why proposed im
provement should not 'be made.
9-23-10t. W. H. KNOWLTON,
City Engineer.
Dubuque. Sept. 23rd, 1896.
SIDEWALK NOTICES.
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That sidewalks of good brick, stone
or cement, be, within 20 days of this
notice, constructed and laid in con-
formity with the ordinance in relation
to sidewalks as follows:
12 feat wide on west side of West
Main street between Main street and
Jones street.
12 feet wide on south side of 13th
street between Main street and Iowa
street, where not already laid at the ex-
pense of abutting property.
Adopted September 8th. 1896.
9-15-10t. L. M. LANGSTAFF,
City Recorder.
280 Official
J'oticeQ.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
CITY RECORDER'S OFFICE,
Dubuque, Iowa, Sept. 22, 1896.
Sealed proposals will be received at
my office up to 4 o'clock p. m. of Satur-
day, Oct. 3rd, 1896, for improving the
following streets, according to plans
and specifications now on file in my of-
fice:
Twenty-seventh street from Jackson
street to Chicago Great Western Rail-
way:
Grading cut, 1,000 cubic yards.
New curbstone (30 inch), 1,100 lineal
feet.
Filling, 200 cubic yards.
Guttering, 500 square yards.
Telford macadam, 2,000 square yds.
Said street to be completed November
15th, 1896.
Cox street from West Seventeenth
street to Union avenue:
New curbing, 1,800 lineal feet.
Guttering, 800 square yards.
Telford macadam, 2,800 square yards.
Said street to be completed Novem-
ber 1st, 1897.
Catherine street from West Seven-
teenth street to north end of street:
Grading cut, 5,700 cubic yards.
New curbstone, 1,150 lineal feet.
Guttering, 500 square yards.
Telford macadam, 1,800 square yds.
Said street to be completed Novem-
ber 1st, 1897.
Angella street from West Locus:
street to Cox street:
Grading cut, 14,200 cubic yards.
New curbstone, 3,000 lineal feet.
Guttering, 1,300 square yards.
Telford macadam, 5,000 square yards.
Said street to be completed November
1st. 1897.
Bidders must state price per lineal
foot for curbing, the price per square
yard for guttering and macadamizing.
Grading to be bid in total.
Bidders must furnish a good and suf-
ficient bond of $200.00 that the contract
will be entered into If awarded.
Proposals will be anted on at a meet-
ing of the council to be held October
5th, 1896.
Blanks for bidders will he furnished
by the recorder.
The city reserves the right to rejec:
any or all bids. 9-22-10t
L. M. LANGSTAFF.
CIty Recorder.
NOTICE TO SEWER CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the city engineer's office, city of Du-
buque, Iowa, up to 4 o'clock p. m. Mon
day, Get. 12th, 1896, for constructing
pipe sewer as follows, according to the
plans and specifications on file in said
office:
An 8 inch tile pipe sewer in Diagonal
street, alley in Dennis' sub and in
Broadway to south line of lots 9 and 10
King's lst add. Estimated length,
1300 lin ft.
7 manholes.
City to furnish all p;pe.
Bidders to furnish a bond of $200
with each bid that contract will be en
tered into if awarded.
The city reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
W. H.KNOWLTO N,
10-6-6t. City Engineer.
NOTICE.
City Marshal's Office,
Dubuque. Iowa, Oct. 6. 1896.
Notice is hereby given that I will Fell
at public auction in front of the city
hall on Saturday, October 10th, 1896, at
10 o'clock a. m. for cash, all extra
horses belonging to the city.
ED. MORGA...
10-6-4t. City Marshal.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Bids will be received at the city en-
gineer's office up to 4 o'clock p. m.
Monday, Oct. 12th, 1896, for filling lot
27 of Reiche's sub div in accordance
with plans and specifications now on
file in said office.
A bond of $200 will be required with
each bid to insure that completion of
the contract. W. H. KNOLWTON.
10-7-5t. City Engineer.
Dubuque, Iowa, Oct. 7, 1896.
SIDEWALK NOTICES.
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That sidewalks of
good two-inch plank, brick, stone or
cement, be, within 10 days of this no-
tice constructed and laid in conformity
with the ordinance in relation to side-
walks as follows:
4 feet wide on both sides of Delhi
street between Asbury street and city
limits.
4 feet wide on west side of English
Lane between Southern ave and Wilde
street.
6 feet wide on north side of W llth
street between Walnut street and Prat
rie street.
4 fee' wide on south side of Southern
ave between Rowan street and Grand-
view ave.
Adopted October 5th, 1896.
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That sidewalks of
good two-inch plank, brick, stone or
cement, he, within 20 days of this no-
tice, constructed and laid in confor-
mity with the ordinance in relation to
sidewalks as follows:
12 feet wide on north side of ,Tones
street between Bluff street and alley
east.
Adopted Oetober 5th, 1896.
L. M. LANGSTAFF,
10-8-10t. City Recorder.
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otice.e .
281
NOTICE TO SEWER CONTRAC'T'ORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the city engineer's office, city of ou-
huque. Iowa, up to 4 o'clock p. m. Mon-
day. Oct. 19th, 1896, for constructing
pipe sewer as follows, according to the
plans and specifications on file in said
office.
An eight inch pipe sewer in West 5th
street from Winona avenue to N'vada
street.
Estimated length, 1.150 lin. feet.
Five manholes.
City to furnish all pipe.
Bidders to furnish a bond of $200.00
with each bid that contract will be en-
tered into if awarded.
The city reserves the right to reject
any and a.l bids.
W. H. KNOWLTON,
10-13-5t. City Engineer.
NOTICE TO SIDEWALK CON-
TRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the city engineer's office, Dubuque, Ia.,
up to 4 o'clock p. m. Oct. 24th, 1896, for
constructing sidewalks of plank, where
not already laid, as follows:
Four feet wide on south side of
street between Asbury street and city
limits.
Four feet wide on west side of Eng-
lish Lane between Southern Avenue and
Wilde street.
Four feet made on south side of
Southern aven::e between Rowan street
and Grandview avenue.
Also brick sidewa:ks as follows, viz:
12 feet wide on north side of Jones
street between Bluff street and alley.
All in accordance with specifications
on file in said office. A bond of $100
will be required with each bid. The
city reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
W. H. KNOWLTON,
10-13-5t. City Engineer.
Regular Se8sion, November 2, 1896.
283
G. Rettenman, lanters and
globes .. .. 90
Dubuque Rubber and Belting
Co., hose couplings .... . , .. 4 00
John C. Horner, sup for sewer. 12 30
Frank G. Siege, rock for sewer . 5 00
Duggan & Kane, supplies for
the city hall .. .... .. ...... 4 00
James Lahey, wood for city
CITY COUNCIL.
SPECIAL SESSION, OCT. 23RD., 1896.
(Official.)
Council met at 11:10 a. m.
Mayor Duffy in the chair.
Present: Alds. Albrecht, Altman,
Bauer, Dennert, I.agen, McEvoy and
Ryder.
Ald. Altman moved that Horsfall &
Locqrich be al:owed $35.00 as partial
payment for construction of sanitary
sewer in Prospect street. Carried.
On motion Francis Jaeger was allow-
ed to use three feet of sidewalk on
Queen street, abutting his property for
the purpose of constructing retaining
wall.
Ald. Dennert moved to adjourn. Car-
ried.
/Recorder
Approved
.Mayor
CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Session November 2, 1896.
(Official.)
Council met at 9:45 a. m.
Mayor Duffy in the chair.
Present—Alds. Altman, Bauer, Berg,
Cullen, Dennert, Lagen, McEvoy and
Ryder.
Ald. Ryder moved that the minutes
of last meetings as printed be approv-
ed. Carried.
The following claims were allowed:
Margaret Murray, typewriting.$
Harger & Blish, office supplies.
Palmer, Winall & Co., tax re-
cepits and printing .... ....
Dubuque Telegraph, stationery..
Union Printing Co., envelops .
Tony Zugenbuhler interpreter..
Smith -Perry Printing Co., sta-
tionery ...
John Maclay, justice cost
McElrath Teaming Co., sweep-
ing streets .. .. .. .. ..
Jos. W. Wittmer, sewer sup-
plies .... .. .. .. .. ..
Vogenthaler & Ragatz, man-
holes.... .. .. ...... .. ..
Vogenthaler & Ragatz, man-
holes and repairing fountains
Dietrick Bras., brick for sewer.
G. F. Kleih, suplies for sewer
etc.. .. .. .. .. .. ...... ....
10 00
7 75
Reinfried & Jaeger, supplies for
market master .. .. ...... .. 40
Phil Pier. Jr, coal for city hall . 157 24
Phil Pier. Jr., ice for city hall 10 00
Phil Pier, Jr., coal No. 4 engine
house.. .. .. .. .. ........ 80 93
C'. O. D. laundry, towels and
racks city hall .. .. .. ...... 6 00
Chris Schmitt, supplies for mat
Ellwanger Bros.. repairs har-
ness for patrol .. .. .. .. .... 7 30
Thos. Needham, sawing wood
for patrol house .. .. ...... 11 50
Excelsior Brass Works repairs . 19 82
Christman & Healy, repairs for
engine house .. .. ........ .. 4 35
R. E. Lee. cement.. .. .. .... 3 25
E. Schollian overcoats for po-
lice .... ... ... .... ... ..... 150 00
J. W. Wittmer, supplies for
city .... .. .. .. ........ .. 14 25
Hagerty Bros, shavings for pat
rol house .. .. .. ...... 10 00
Duggan & Kane, supplies for
matron .... .... ..... 6 95
Star Electric Co., arc lights for
Oct 1663 20
Brown & Brown, oats for pat-
rol.... .. .. .. .. 2 45
John Butt, supplies for fire de-
partment.. .. .. .. .. .. 3 65
Gearhart Parr, sawing wood . 3 00
Walter Eichman, assistant mar
ket master.. . .. .. .. 35 00
Mrs Ryan & Koeing, scrub hall. 27 50
Wm. Hayes, cleaning around
city hall, etc.... .. .. 20 50
Mrs. Koeing, janitor city hall . 20 00
McCarten Bros, supplies for
city hall.. .. .. .. .... 9 00
J. 1'. Daykin, hay for fire de -
65 03
6 10
partment ...............62 64
99 75 Standard Lumber Co., lumber
5 50 for street .. .. .. .. ........ 1 45
4 00 Henry Kennedy. 1 day's labor
1 00 at city hall .. .. .... . 2 50
John Legen & Son, supplies for
5 50 park. ..
12 00 James T. Kearns, recording
deeds, etc
77 95 Excelsior Brass Works Engine
repairs.. . .
30 J. W Wittmer, supplies for fire
department
26 85 Dubuque Water Co., water for
hydrants.. .. .. 1358 32
62 13 Dubuque Water Co., water C
7 00 M. & St. P. R. R. .. .. 200 00
Key City Gas Co., gas.. .. .. 23 17
7 35 Standard Lumber Co. for Fire
30
5 25
1 50
23 00
r•,
284 Regular Session, Vovember 2, 1896.
department.. •.. . 7 00
Mullen Bros., plumbing fire de-
partment .. .. . .. .. 23 00
A. Wunderlah, horse shoeing,
fire department.. 7 75
G. F. Kleih, supplies fire de-
partment.. .. .. .. . 95
Reinfried & Jaeger, supplies for
fire department .. 6 30
Ellwanger Bros, supplies for
fire department .. ........ 4 05
Vogenthaler & Ragatz supplies
for fire department 2 17
P. H. Halpin supplies for fire
department.. .. .. .. .. 1 20
Wm. Jellison trimming trees,
Jackson park .. .. .. 82 82
Albert Kannalt, horse shoeing
fire department 16 25
McDermott & Gow, supplies for
fire department .. .. .. 1 40
Chas. N. Dohs, copying . 10 00
Dubuque Water Co, water pipe . 6 50
Ald. Albrecht arrived at 9:30 a. m.
The following claims referred to the
street committee:
Kenety & McCann .. .. 11080 00
Wilmer Cook.. .. .. .. 675 00
Wilmer Cook .. ... ••80 00
J. H. McDonald .... .. .... 381 29
Blake & Blake.... .. .. 100 00
T. B. Cain.. . . ...... .. 69 81
Bart E. Linehan.. .. ..
N. H. Schilling.. .. ,. ' .'.. 108 50
28 50
Headtord Bros. & Hi'tchings .. 10 28
Deggendorf, Dolan, Lockwood,
& Hurd.. .. .. ........ . 67 50
Dolan & Lochridge.. .. .. 4 90
P Clancy, et al, fill High Bridge
ave.. .. .. .. .. 629 45
M. Blake.. .. •••. 127 00
Dubuque Construction Co. .. . 480 00
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan .. 855 00
Steuck. O'Farrell & Linehan... 1000 00
J. H. McDonald.. •••. 134 15
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan .. 211 50
Wilmer Cook .... .. .... 120 00
'Kenety & McCann.. .. . 121 05
Ross McMahon .. .. .. •••482 67
John Tibey.. .. .. 650 65
John Pickley.. .. .. . 688 00
Wm. Dodson .. ..•• . . 264 89
Geo. W. Farley.. .. .. .. . 652 70
John W. Farley, et al .. .. . 216 25
McElrath Teaming Co. .. •4 20
J. W. Wittmer .. .. .. .. .. 1 50
Christman & Healey .. .. .. 11 20
Standard Lumber Co. .. 3 50
Vogenthaler & Ragatz .. .. .. • 3 50
James Street.. .. ••.... 50 60
G. F. Klett' .. ..... 88 30
Relnfried & Jaeger .. ...... 2 25
Duggan. Sullivan & Cota.. 5 25
Norwegian Plow Co... .. ...... 2 35
John Pickley .. .. .. 16 10
Wm. Marshall .. .. .. ........ 20 78
D. B. Linehan .. .. .. .... .... 20 05
John Butt.. . .. .. 4 60
Kenneally & Cain .. .. •3 00
Hagerty Bros. 75
Geo. W. Farley.. .. .. .... 193 00
J. P. Schroeder & Co. .... .. 5 00
The following claims was referred to
the street committee with power:
Mulgrew & Mullen .. .. .. .. ..118
Standard Lumber Co. .. . .251 7501
The claim of Hardie & Soharle wa
referred to the printing committee.
Aid. Albrecht arrived at 10:15 a. m.
The following claims referred to com
mittee on fire:
Dubuque Water Co $518 75
Dubuque Water Co.. .. 400 00
Dubuque Water Co... .. 588 13
The following referred to committee
on police and lights.
Globe Light and Heat Co 1166 67
Key City Gas Co. .. .. . .... 87 20
Ald. Lagen moved that a guard rail
be put on the east side of St. Mary's
street. Carried.
Ald. Ryder moved that the resolution
of the council ordering a sidewalk on
Southern avenue be rescinded. Car-
ried.
PETITIONS.
The following referred to committe
on streets with power.
Chris A. Voelker et al in relation to
stair way from Eagle Point avenue to
Napier street.
Ross McMahon in relation to filling
on north side of Southern ave.
The following reterreu to the com-
mittee on streets.
Peter Jacobs in relation to payment
for macadam furnished the city.
Mary Mullen in relation to claim
against M. Hannan.
J. A. Rhomberg, et al, protesting
against vacation of part of west 7th
street and asking for the improvement
of same from Hill street to Needham
Place.
Del Gagne asking for payment of ma-
cadam used by the city, also asking for
permission to quarry stone on West
17th street.
Theodore Scharle et al, asking for a
sidewalk on Kaufmann avenue from
Kane street out.
Frederick Hol'nagle asking for t'.!e
opening of an alley in rear of lot 7 of
Kline & Klingenburg sub.
Neil McPoland asking the city to
take and pay for macadam to apply on
special assessment.
John Karsch in relation to city ac-
cepting his macadam.
John Steffes asking for balance due
him for macadam furnished the city.
The following referred to committee
on delinquent tax.
Johanna Heins, Mary DeLormier and
J. A. Spear in relation to taxes.
The petition of John P. Page in re-
lation to the assessment for brick pav-
ing at the corner of 4th and White
streets, referred to the committee on
paving.
John F. Burns et al., asking for an
electric light on Wilson avenue was re-
ferred to the committee of police and
light.
Regular Se.sion, November 2, 1896.
Dubuque Improvement company ask
ing for exemption of taxes was referred
to the committee of the whole.
Henry Wilberding in relation to pay-
ment of damage, sustained by falling
on sidewalk was referred to the com-
mittee of the whole and city attorney.
Anna M. Bush in relation to side-
walk at the northwest corner of Jones
and West Main street was referred to
the aldermen of the First ward.
Communication from the Lobe Res-
perator company was reterred to the
committee on fire.
Alfred Herron, in relation to the en-
forcement of the ordinance for the res-
traint of stock running at large, re-
ferred to city Marshal with power.
Leathers & Trewin asking for the es-
tablishment of grade on Fenelon Place.
Granted.
Report of Officers.
City Auditor McCarten as follows:
Cash on hand last report ...$17,832.24
Collections during the month
of October .. .. .. .. ...... 28,788.45
Total .. .. .. .. ..........$46,620.69
Disbursements during the
month .. .. .. .... 26,909.28
Balance cash on hand Nov. 1.119.711.41
Also reports $2,129.60 due city offi-
cers for the month of October.
Also submitted list of coupons re-
deemed during the month of October.
Report approved and warrants order-
ed drawn to pay officers and re-
port referred to finance committe.'.
Fire Chied Reinfried 'reported
$1862.65 due fireman for the month of
October, 1896.
Report approved and warrants order
ed drawn to pay firemen and report re-
ferred to the fire committee.
City Marshal Morgan reported 62 po-
lice oases during the month of October
1896 Also reports $2094.90 due police
for the month of October. Report ap-
proved and warrants ordered drawn to
pay police and report referred to police
and light committee.
Street Commissioner Haggerty report
ed $5762.15 due for labor on streets dur
ing the month of October, 1896. Re-
port approved and warrants ordered
drawn to pay for labor and report re-
ferred to the street committee. Also
reports $2086.00 due for filling on South
Main and 16th street. Report approv-
ed and warrants ordered drawn to pay
for filling and report received and filed.
Sewer Inspector Doerr reported
$496.90 due for labor on sewers during
October, 1896. Report approved and
warrants ordered drawn for labor on
sewers and report referred to sewer
Commitee.
City Electrician Osborn reported
$23.56 due city from Star Electric Com
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pany for lights not properly lit during
October. City Auditor McCarten or-
dered to collect the same and report ap
proved and ordered filed
Market Master Traut reported $16.50
due city from scales receipts for Octo-
ber, 1896. Report ordered filed. Also
reported $36.00 due for board of prison-
ers. Warrants ordered drawn for
same and report ordered filed.
Reports of Weighmasters Pitschner,
Straney, J. P. Schroeder and Wood
Measurer Jess received and filed.
00 motion the rules were suspended
and Mr. Schilling addressed the council
in regard to grade on Angella street.
A.d. Albrecht moved that the city en-
gineer be directed to give Mr. Schilling
the grade lines abuttting his property
on Angella street. Carried.
Aid. Ryder moved that the sewer
commimtttee examine the sewer on
Clark street, and report to the ouncil.
Carried.
Award of jury on alley between
Cleveland avenue and Rush street from
Mountain Lane to Union street was
opened.
We, the undersigned jurors respect-
fully report as follows on the damages
caused by the opening of alley between
Cleveland avenue and Rush street from
Mountain Lane to Union street.
Wm. Hintrager, lot 190, Union add,
$25.00
Bernard May, lot 188, Union add, $50.
John Specht, Lots 194 and 195, Union
add, $100.00.
John Pickup Est, lots 110 and 111,
Union add, $100.00.
Respectfully submitted.
E. C. Brake, Jos. K. Kaufman, H. H.
Smyth, John R. Flick, Jas. McClain, H.
Nagelmaker, Peter Specht, J. S. Garri-
gan, P. H. E. Somerfeld, John C. Butler
John Terry, B. Westercamp.
Ald. Cullen moved that the award of
the jury he approved, and the amount
set aside in the treasury, and that said
alley be declared a public highway, and
that warrants for two dollars each be
drawn in favor of the jurors. Car-
red. f
Reports of Committtees.
Ald, Ryder, chairman of the finance
committtee, reported in favor of ap-
proving of the report of the city treas-
urer for October, 1896, and that war-
rants be issued in favor of the treasurer
for money advanced by him; also that
loan warrants be issued for the several
amounts borrowed during the month.
In favor of paying bill of Iowa Mu-
tual Building and Loan Association of
$4.00 for typewriting. Report adopted.
Ald. Bauer, chairman of the com-
mitttee on claims, reported in favor of
receiving and filing the communication
of W. Breithachut in regard to treat-
ment received by him from a police-
man.
Committee Clerk O'Connell reported
as follows for the street committee:
In favor of receiving and filing the
286 Regular Session, November 2, 1896.
petition of M. Zwack in relation to gut-
ter on Ries street.
In favor of granting the petition of
Jos. Gunther et al. in relation to the
manner of improving Eagle street.
Also report that the council has al-
lowed Francis Jaeger the privilege of
using three feet of sidewalk aoutting
his property on Queen for the purpose
of constructing a retaining wall there-
on. Report adopted.
Ald. Cullen, chairman of the commit-
tee on supplies, reported that they
awarded the contract for fuel as fol-
lows: No. 1 Anthacite coal to Phil.
PIer, Jr., for $7.65 per ton.
No. 1 maple wood to James Lahey for
$4.48 1-2 per cord, and have postponed
action on bids for soft coal.
Report adopted.
Ald. Berg, chairman of the printing
commmitttee, reported in favor of pay-
ing the following bills:
National Demokrat .. t.. ......$50 00
The Times .. .. .. 29.15
The Herald.. .. .. .. 67.50
The Globe Journal 67 50
The Telegraph .. .. .. 75 00
Report adopted.
Ald. Albrecht, chairman of the de-
linquent tax commmittete, reported as
follows:
In favor of allowing the taxes of
Thos. Finn est to remain a lien on the
property until paid, and treasurer in-
structed not to sell same.
In favor of reducing the assessment
of John Fuchs on personalty to $100 for
the year 1894 and 1895.
. In favor of referring the petition of
John Burke for cancellation of interest
on special assessment back to the
council without action.
In favor of cancelling the taxes of
the Methodist Episcopal church on the
n 66 ft. city lot 467 for 1895, as the
same is used for church purposes.
In favor of allowing the taxes of
Anna Madl on lot 249 Davis Farm addi-
tion to remain a lien on said lot for 1895
and treasurer directed not to sell same.
In favor of allowing the city taxes of
M. Donavan on lot 4, Babcock's add. to
remain a lien on said property for 1895,
and treasurer instructed not to sell
same, and report adverse to balance of
petition.
In favor of allowing the taxes of
Maurice Nunan est to remain a lien
on the property for 1895, and treasurer
instructed not to sell same.
In favor of receiving and filing the
petition of Henriettta Keitzman in re-
lation to taxes for 1895.
In favor of cancelling the taxes of the
Y. M. C. A. for 1895.
In favor of receiving and filing the
petition of M. W. Harris in relation to
taxes. Report adopted.
Ald. Altman, chairman of the sewer
commmittteee, reported as follows:
In favor of receiving and filing the
petition of Jos. Kessler et al. remon-
strating against construction of sani-
tary sewer in Pickett street.
In favor of grantig the petition of E.
E. Hyde, asking for the extension of
sanitary sewer in Pickett street.
In favor of receiving and filing the
petition of Henry Mueller in relation
to sewer in Kniest street and Eagle
Point avenue.
Also reported that they had instruct-
ed :he sewer inspector to examine san-
itary sewer in alley between W. 14th
and Arlington streets. ana said sewer
inspector reported that the same was
in good order.
Report adopted.
Ald. Berg. of the Board of Health,
reported in favor of paying the follow -
lowing bills:
John Hoffman .. .. .. .... ...... $18.90
John Corbett . . . 70
John Driscoll 70
Wm. Flynn, .. 70
E. E. Frith 222.75
Frank Burns 46.50
Sam Starr 60.00
Reinfried & Jaeger . 1.15
Report adoped.
On motion the mattter of garbage
dump was referred to the committee of
the whole.
Ald. McEvoy, chairman of the paving
commmittee, reported that they had
examined and accepted West Main
street, Jones street and Twelfth street
paving for special assessment purposes.
Report adopted.!
Ald. Dennert, chairman of the equali-
zaion committee repored that they
had completed the examination of the
assessment roll for 1896, and would rec-
ommend that City Auditor McCarten
and ICty Assessor Stemm be allowed
$50.00 each for their service on said
board.
Report adoped.
Committee Clerk O'Connell present-
ed the report of the committee of the
whole as follows:
In favor of receiving and filing the
petition of Timothy Dillon in regard to
acceptance of award of the Jury on ex-
tension of Malady street.
In favor of instructing the engineer
to make a survey of Seminary street,
abutting the property of Herman Koh-
ler, and ascertain exact location of re-
taining wall thereon, and report to the
council.
In favor of receiving and filing the
claim of Michael Lavin on account of
construction of sewer in Washington
street.
In favor of receiving and flying the
communication of the city engineer in
relation to the extension of Kniest
street sewer.
Also report adverse to the acceptance
of plat of Hodge's sub. No. 2.
Report adopted.
On motion bids for use of ice harbor
for skating rink purposes were opened
and read as follows:
John Keckevoet.. .. .. .... $135.00
T. J. O'Donnell $13600
Ernest Bohn 150.00
Ernest Bohn being the highest bi.d-
Regular Semion,
der, was on motion awarded the privil-
eges.
Ald. Ryder moved that when the
council adjourns it does so to meet
again Monday, Nov. 9th, at 7:30 p. m.
Carried.
RESOLUTIONS.
Ald. Ryder offered the following,
which was adopted.
Be it resolved by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque:
That a stone crossing be laid on the
north side of 5th and Bluff street, run-
ning east and west at once while the
street is being repaired.
Ald. Berg offered the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That the city engineer be and is here-
by instructed to have a stone crossing
placed on the north side of Arlington
street across Grove street.
Ald. Lagen offered the following,
which was referred to the committee
on police and light with power.
Be it resolved by the city council of
the City of Dubuque:
That two arc lights be placed on High
Bridge avenue, one between Fourth
street the intersection of Sixth street
and the other at Sixth and High Bridge
avenue.
Ald. Alman offered the following:
Resolved, That a sanitary sewer be
constructed in Pickett street from Cor-
nell street to the center of lot 2 of 8 of
667 city, and the city engineer be here -
plans and specifications for said im-
by directed to prepare the necessary
provement and submit same to the coup
ell, all in accordance with the ordinance
on that subject.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes: Alda—Albrecht, Altman. Bauer
Berg. Culleln, Dennert, Lagen, McEvoy,
and Ryder.
Alderman McEvoy offered the follow-
ing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque. That a sidewalk 4
feet wide, of good two-inch plank.
brick, stone or cement. be, within 10
days of this notice. constructed and laid
in comformity with the ordinance in
relation to sidewalks, on the south side
of Southern avenue between Kavan-
aughs red gate and Grandview avenu,
where not already laid at the expense
of abuttting property. Adopted by the
following vote:
Ayes. Alds—Albrecht, Altman. Bauer
Berg. Cullen, Dennnert, Lagen, McEvoy
and Ryder.
Alderman McEvoy offered the follow-
ing:
Resolved by th. City Council of the
City Council of the City of Dubuque:
That a sidewalk 4 feet wide. of good
two-inch plank, be within 10 days of
this notice. constructed and laid in con-
formity with the ordinance in relation
to sidewalks, on the north side of
Southern avenue between Rowan street
and Kavanaughs red gate, where notal -
ready :aid, at the expense of abutting
November 2, 1896.
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property. Adopted by the following
vote:
Ayes,
Bauer
Berg,CulIlen, Dennert, t Lagan, McEvoy
E oy
and Ryder.
Ald. McEvoy moved that the m:attter
of widening and repairing the North
Cascade Road be left to the street com-
mittteee with power. Carried.
City Engineer Knowlton submitted
plans and specifications for a sanitary
sewer in Pickett street, which were ap-
proved.
Ald. Lagen moved to adjourn. Car-
ried.
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Adjourned Regular Session Nov. 9th,
1896,
(Official.)
Council met at 8:30 p. m.
Mayor Duffy in the chair.
Present—Aids. Albrecht, Altman,
Bauer, Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennnert,
Lagen McEvoy and Ryder.
PETITIONS.
The following petitions were received
and filed.
Bernard May, in relation to jury's
award on lot 188, Union add.
Wm. Hintrager in relation to jury's
award on lot 190 Union add.
Communication of Dubuque Water
Co. in relation to water in the Armory
was referred to the committee on fire.
Petition of Eliza A. Bale in relation
to special assessment on North Main
street, referred to commmitttee on
claims.
Petition of Michael Hahoney in rela-
lation to pay for macadam used by the
city was granted.
Communication from Marshal Mor-
gan in reference to winter Daps for the
police was referred to the committtee
on police and light with power.
The claim of J. W. Blxbie for con,
structing fence on St. Marys street was
referred to the street commmittee with
power and the committtee to meet at
10 o'clock a. m. Nov. 10th.
On motion of Ald. Alman the bids for
the construction of a sewer on Pickett
street was opened and referred to the
city engineer for computation.
Ald. Ryder moved that the rules be
suspended and that Mr. Fitzpatrick be
allowed to address the council. Car-
ried.
288 Adjourned Regular Session, November 9, 186.
Mr. Fitzpatrick addressed the coun-
cil in regard to the award of the jury
for the opening of alley between Cleve-
land avenue and Rush street from
Mountain Lane to Union street, and ob-
jected to the award given Bernard
May and Wm. Hintrager.
Ald. Dennert moved that the claim
of Mr. Forester on account of the wid-
ening of Wilber Lane be referred to the
committee of the whole. Carried.
Ald, McEvoy moved that the rules be
suspended and that Mr. Bush be allow-
ed to address the council. Carried.
Mr. Bush addressed the council and
requested that he be allowed to relay
plank sidewalk on West Main street,
abutting his property.
On motion the request was granted.
Ald. Ryder moved that the mayor be
authorized to have the sidewalk on
Vila street repaired. Carried.
City Engineer Knowlton reported 0.
G. Kringle as being the lowest bidder
'or cons+ructing sewer o n Pickett
street at 8122.50. and on motion he was
awarded the contract.
Ald. Bonson nfferpd the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That to pav for a 4 foot wide sidewalk
nn south side of Strauss avenue by P.
F. Guthrie. contractor, in front of and
adjoining the same. a special tax be
and is hereby levied on the several lots
and parts of lots. and parcels of real es-
tate hereinafter named, situate and own
ed, a nd for the several amounts set op-
posite each lot or parcel of real estate,
as follows
Special asees.=ment submitted Novem
ber 2, 1896.
Geo Burden Est, Burden -Law -
tiler add, lot 5, 126.3 lin ft side
walk, at 14.99e . . . $18 93
Geo Burden Est, Burden-Law-
,ther add, lot 66, 110 lin ft side-
walk at 14.99e . . . 16 49
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids. Altman, Bauer, Berg,
Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen, Mc-
Evoy, and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by 'the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That to pay for a 4 foot wide side-
walk on both sides of Grace street, by
Alfred Dorman, contractor, in front of
and adjoining the same, a special tax be
and is hereby levied on the several lots,
and parts of lots, and parcels of real es-
tate. hereinafter named, situate and
owned, and for the several amounts set
opposite each lot or parcel of real es-
tate, as follows:
Special assessment submitted Novem-
ber 2, 1896.
W E Gregory, Reche's sub, lot
26, 50 lin ft sidewalk at 15c$ 7 50
Wm Reche's Est, sub 20, Reche's
sub, lot 2, 52 lin ft sidewalk at
15c
West Dub. M E Church, sub 2,
Reche's sub 20, lot 1 82.2 lin ft
sidewalk at 15c . .. 12 33
7 80
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alda. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of tho
city of Dubuque: That to pay for a
4 foot wide sidewalk on north side or
Ries street by P. F. Guthrie, contrac-
tor, 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, F1tuate and owned, and for the
several amounts set opposite each lot
or parcel of real estate, as follows:
Special assessment submitted Nov. 2,
1896.
Wm. Mehrl, sub 4, Geiger's sub,
lot 6. 40.8 lin ft sidewalk at
14.99.... ••••...$ 6 11
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagers,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That to pay for a
4 foot sidewalk on west side of Fre-
mont avenue from Cascade road to
Pacific street, by P. F. Guthrie, contrac-
tor, in front of and adjoining the same,
a special tax be and is hereby levied an
the several lots and parts of lots and
parcels of real estate hereinafter
named, situate and owned, and for the
several amounts set opposite each lot
or parcel of real estate as follows:
Special assessment submitted Nov. 2,
1896.
Carolina Febrey, sub 64 Simp-
son's add, lot 4 281.8 lin ft side
walk at 14.99 .. .. .. .. .. $42 24
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Alda Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That to pay for a
4 foot wide sidewalk on west side of
Hedley Court by P. F. Guthrie. contras
tor, in front of and adjoining the same
a special tax be and is hereby levied on
the several lots and parts of lots, and
parcels of real estate hereinafter
named, situate and owned, and for the
several amounts set opposite each lot
or parcel of real estate, as follows:
Special assessment submitted Nov. 2,
1896.
Lowther & Rider. Burden & Law-
ther's add, lot 47, 58.9 lin ft side
walk at 14.99. $ 8 83
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas --Aids Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Bonson offered the following:
Resolved by the city council the city
of Dubuque: That to pay for a 4 foot
wide sidewalk on both sides of Leib-
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nitz street from Harold street to Ab-
bott street, by Alfred Dorman, contrac•
tor, ;in front of and adjoining the same,
a special tax he and is hereby levied
on the several lots and parts of lots.
and parcels of real estate hereinafter
named, situate and owned and for the
several amounts set opposite each lot
or parcel of real estate as follows:
Special assessment submitted Nov. 2,
1896.
John Buettell. Buseman's sub,
lot 32, 4S.4 lin ft sidewalk at
15c.. .. .. .. .... ............$ 7 26
H. Baseman. Buseman's sub, lot
21. 46 lin ft sidewalk at 15c .. 6 90
John Buettell. Mechanic's sub,
lot 94, 87.7 lin ft sidewalk at
15e 13 15
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Aids Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg. Bonson, Cullen, Dennert. Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Alderman Bonson offered the follow-
ing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for a 4
foot wide sidewalk on north side of
Lawther avenue from Burden avenue
to Windsor avenue. by P. F. Guthrie,
contractor. in front of and adjoining
the sante, a special tax be and is hereby
levied on the several :ots and part= of
lots, and parcels of real estate herein-
after named, situate and owned. and
for the several amounts set opposite ;
each lot or parcel of real estate. as fol-
lows:
Lawther & Rider. Burden &
Lawther's add.. lot 11. 125.5
lin ft at 14.99e. . . $18 81 1
Ww La;wther. Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 38 50.3 :m ft at
14.99c 7 54
Ww Lowther, Burden & Law -
titer's add.. lot 39, 50 lin ft at
14.99c 7 50
Ww Lawther, Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 40, 50 lin ft
at 14.99c 7 50
Ww Lawther, Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 41. 50 lin ft
at 14.99 . . . 7 50
Ww Lawther, Burden & Law-
ther's add., lot 42, 50 lin ft
at 14.99 7 50
Lawther & Rider, Burden &.
Lawther's add., lot 43, 50 lin ft
at 14.99c 7 50
Lawther & Rider. Burden &
Lawther's add., lot 44. 50 lin ft
at 14.99 7 50
Lawther & Rider. Burden &
Lawther's add. lot 46, 59.4 :in
ft at 14.99c 8 90
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Albrecht. Altman. Baler,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen Dennert, Lagen,
M•cFvoy and Ryder.
Alderman Bonson offered the follow-
ing:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for
improvement of Fremont avenue from
North Cascade road to Pacific street,
by Wm. Dodson, contractor, in front
of and adjoining the same, a special
tax be and is hereby levied on the
several lots, and parts of lots, and par -
els of real estate hereinafter named,
situate and owned, and for the several
amounts set opposite each lot or par-
cel of real estate, as fol:ows:
Caroline Febrey, sub 64 Simp-
son's add., lot 4, 289.7 lin ft
curbing at 27c $78.22; 130.70 sq
yds guttering at 27 1-4c, $35.62
431.67 sq yds macadamizing at
28 1-4c, $121.95 .. $235 73
Ind. School District of Dubuque,
sub of min lot 141, lot 1. 99.5
lin ft curbing at 27c, $26.86,
50 sq yds guttering at 27 1-4c,
$13.62; 131.40 sq yds macada-
mizing at 28 1-4c, $37.12 77 60
Caleb Jacobs, sub of min lot 141
:at 2. 93.3 lin ft curbing at
at 27c, $26.54: 44 sq yds gut-
tering at 27 1-4c. $11.99; 121
sq yds macadamizing at 28 1-4c
$34.18 72 71
Caleb Jacobs, sub of min lot 141
lot 3. 72 lin ft curbing at 27c
$19.44; 38.22 sq yds guttering
c1: 27 1-4c, $16.42; 97.78 sq
yds macadamizing at 28 1-4c,
$27.62 . . 57 48
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
Iowa, sub of min lot 141, lot 4
330 lin ft curbing at 27c, 889.10:
146.67 sq yds guttering at 27
1-4c, $39.97; 403.33 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 28 1-4c, $113.94 243 01
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
Iowa, sub of min lot 140, lot 1
203.2 lin ft curbing at 27c,
$54.86; 93 sq yds guttering at
27 1-4c, $25.34; 251.78 sq yds
macadamizing at 28 1-4c $71.13 151 33
A. W. Hosford, sub min lot 139
lot 2, 394.5 lin ft curbing at
27c, $106.52; 202.90 sq yds
guttering at 27 1-4c, $55.29;
518.22 sq yds macadamizing at
28 1-4c, $146.40. 308 21
James Woodward, sub min lot
139, lot 1, 376.7 lin ft curbing
at 27c, $101.71; 184 sq yds gut-
tering at 27 1-4c, $50.14; 487.67
sq yds macadamizing at 28 1-4c
$137.77 289 62
James Woodward, sub 64 Simp-
son's add, lot 3, 320.2 lin ft
curbing at 27c, $S6.45; 142.22
sq yds guttering at 27 1-4c,
$38.75; 357.44 sq yds macada-
mizing at 28 1-4c, $109.45 234 65
Adopted by the following vote:
ayes—Aids. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Alderman Bonson, chairman of the
street committee, reported in favor of
paying the following claims:
Geo. W. Farley, grading West
8th street. $147 00
Dubuque Construction Co., sew-
er in Diagonal street. 480 00
M. -Blake, constructing sewer in
2100 Adjourned Regular Session, November 9, 1896.
Rose street. 127 00
Wilmer Cook, improvement of
Edison street. 675 00
J. H. McDonald, improvement of
West Main street. . . . 381 29
T. B. Cain, filling lot 27 Rechis st 69 S4
Witmer Cook, grading Edison
street . 120 00
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan,
grading Queen street. . . 1,000 00
N. H. Sohilang, constructing brick
sidewalk on West Main st.... 28 50
Bart E. Linehan, sewer pipe... 109 10
Blake & Blake, constructing sew-
er in alley from Dell to Prai-
rie street 100 00
Wilmer Cook, improvement alley
between 18th and Maple st.s.. 80 00
Steuck. OFarre:l & Linehan, im-
provement of Queen street. . 855 00
Kenety & McCann, improvement
of 12th street. 121 05
Ross McMahon, improvement of
`dare's street. 285 72
John Tiber, cross walks. 52 j:;;
Ross McMahon. grading St
Mary's street. 196 95
John Pickley, grading Eagle st250 00
John Tibey. constructing storm
sewn. in Dodge street 598 40
Geo W. Farley, retaining Wail
on Rebecca street. . . 20 ;0
Geo. W. Farley. improvement of
Wilber Lane 310 00
Geo. W. Farley, grading Wilber
Lane 175 00
Wm. Dobson, improvement of
Fremont avenue. 34 S9
Wm. Dobson, grading Fremont
avenue 230 00
John Pickley, improving Eagle
street 438 90
Headford Bros. & Hitchins, street
castings. 10 28
J. H. McDanalcl. improving
Jones and West Main streets.. 134 15
Deggendorf, Dolan & Lochridge,
sewer 1n West 5th street 67 50
Dolan & Lockridge, sewer in
Prospect street. 4 90
Voggenthaler & Ragatz, repairs
for street roller. 3 50
G. F. Kleih, supplies for street42 95
Reinfried & Jaeger, powder, oil
and fuse. 2 25
Duggan, Sullivan & Cota, wheel
barrows
Norwegian Plow Co., repairing 25
plow 2 35
James Street, filling on streets
ems' 50 60
G. F. Kleih, supplies for street45 35
John Pickley, stone on Dock
John Pickley, stone on Docke,
street 16 10
B. D. Linehan, blacksmithing
for street 20 50
John Butt, blacksmithing for
street 4 60
Wm. Marshall, repiring steam
roller . . . 20 78
Hagerty Bros., pine wood for
steam roller
Kenneally & Cain, work on Oak
street. 3 00
1 75
J. P. Schroeder & Co., cement for
street 5 00
Geo. W. Farley, stone for street 193 00
Report adopted.
'Phe claim of Kenety & McCann of
$1080.00 for paving 12th street was read,
and on motion of Alderman Ryder, it
was ordered that full amount be paid
less 5 per ce: t. an cost of lolling.
The c:aim of J. H. McDonald for
improvement of Jones and West Main
street was read and on motion of Alt].
McEvoy it was ordered paid less 5
per cent. and cost of rolling.
Alderman Bon.,on, chairman of the
street committee, reported the com-
mittee had examined and accepted the
following streets for the purpose of
special assessments. viz:
Edison street from Stafford avenue
to Althauser avenue.
Queen street from Sanford street to
Clinton street.
St Mary's street from West Third to
Emmett streets.
Wilber Lane from Grove Terrace
south to Olive street.
Alley from 16th street to 18th street
l)".ween Ma.n:e street and Cedar street.
Report adopted.
Alderman Bonson. chairman of the
eammittee of the whole reported in
favor of granting the petition of the
Dubuque Improvement Co. for the re-
misaion of taxes for 10 years, and or-
dinance committee instructed to draft
an ordinance according to above agree-
ment.
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Aids. Albrecht. Altman, Bauer,
Berg. Bonsor. Cullen. Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
1=o reported in favor of receiving
and filing the petition asking for a sum
of money to help defray the expense of
the steamer Teal.
Report adopted by the fol:owing vote:
Ayes ---Aids. Albrecht, Altman, Berg,
Cullen, La.gen. McEvoy and Ryder.
Noes—Alas, Bauer, Bonson and Den-
nert.
Ald. Berg, chairman of the board of
health. reported as follows, which was
adopted:
Your committee of the board of
hea:t.h would moat respectfully recom-
mend that the vaults of D. W. Line-
han on South 44 feet lot 86 city, be
cleaned in accordance with the ordi-
nance on that subject.
Would also report that we have pur-
chased one Acme Purifier, at a cost of
$25.00, for fumigating purposes, and
directed the health officer to purchase
$5.00 worth of the compound powder
that is used in same.
RESOLUTIONS.
Ald. Ryder, chairman of the finance
committee, offered the following which
was adopted:
Resolvety Treasurer
be instructed toathet
call in limprovement
bonds to the amount of six thousand
($6,000.00) dol:ans, numbered respec-
tively, and dated November 1st, 1894,
Adjourned Regular Session, November 9, 1896.
291
Special session, Nov. 13, 1896.
(Official . )
Council met at 8 p. m.
Mayor Duffy in the chair.
Present, Aids Albrecht, Altman, Bau-
er, Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert,
Lagan, McEvoy and Ryder.
The mayor stated the object of the
meeting was to take action in regard
to the salary of the aldermen and sub
matted the following in relation to the
matter:
Mayor's Office,
Dubuque, Iowa. Nov, 13, 1896.
To the Honorable Members of the City
Council:
Gentlemen—After mature delibera-
tion I have deemed it my duty to with-
hold my approval of your action taken
at the adjourned session of the council
held on the evening of the ninth day of
this month ordering warrants to be
drawn on the city treasurer for the sal
aries of the members of the council for
this year, "the same as past year," and
by virtue of the power vested in me by
law, to submit for your consideration
my veto of the same for the following
reasons, which I believe, you will find
on reflection to be not without weight
or merit.
1. It is uncertain what sum should be
properly inserted in the warrants,
some of the members voting on the mo-
tion evidently intending that the sum of
$500.00 Should be named in the war-
rants, while Mr. Bonson the maker of
the motion, declares that he did not
intend to name any such sum. It
must be apparent that if the motion on
which your action was based names no
sum, there is no authority given by
such motion to the recorder to fill any
amount in the warrants.
2. Even though there be no ambi-
guity in the motion on which your ac-
tion ordering such warrants to be
drawn was taken, there are graver rea-
sons why you should hesitate and weigh
well your action before proceeding fur-
ther in a matter of such moment to you
as a council and as individuals.
It remains yet to be determined by a
judicial decision whether the action of
the last council in voting to themselves
the sum of $500 each as compensation
for their services was legally done.
If it should be held that the action of
that council was illegal, then there
would be no justification in law for the
old members of the council voting to
themselves the sum of $500, and, by so
voting, they would place themselves in
the same position those members occu-
IR9. • pied who were accused of an illegal and
criminal act in so voting.
Two of the old members have refused
the increase for last year and declare
such to be their intentions as to the ex
tra $200 this year.
..11luyw. I am confident the other members
bonds Nos. 717, 718, 719, 720, 721, 722
and bonds Nos. 1, 2 and 3 dated June
1st, 1896.
Ald. Lagen offered the following
which was adopted.
Be It Resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque: That the city
manshal be instructed to notify the cit;
weightmasters of city scales that no
pons be
e
weighed on hen or irawagonswith their pto ro
duce, etc.
City Engineer Knowlton presented
plat showing the grade on Angel:a st.
which was adopted.
Ald. Ryder moved that the engineer
be instructed to give the sewer com-
mittee a statement of the amount paid
Kenety & McCann for sewer on Clark
street, also balance due on same. Car-
ried.
Ald. Ryder moved that the chairman
of the committee on public grounds and
buildings and city recorder be in-
structed to purchase new desk for the
recorder's office. Carried.
Ald. Ronson moved that warrants `re
drawn for the salaries of the aldermen
as fixed last year. Carried.
Alderman McEvoy moved that the
rules be suspended and that John Bab-
cock be allowed to address the coun-
cil. Carried.
John Babcock addressed the council
in regard to plat of Hodges sub. No. 2.
Ald. Ryder moved to reconsider the
action of the council in regard to plat
of Hodge's sub. No. 2. Lost by the
following vote:
Ayes—Alda. Cullen, McEvoy and Ry-
der.
Noes—Alds. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Bonson, Dennert and Lagen.
On motion the matter of retaining
wall on West llth street was referred
to the committee of the whole.
Alderman Bonson moved to adjourn.
Carried.
Attest:
d pproved
292 Special Session, November 13, 1896
would pursue the same course if they
did not believe they were legally enti-
tled to it.
It will be remembered that for voting
on the 24th day of April, 95. 'to increase
their salaries from $300 to $500, cer-
tain of the aldermen were indicted at
of this year, the alleged offense consist -
the January term of the district court
ing in a violation of section 5 of our
charter by voting on a matter in which
they were directly interested.
The hearing of the demurrers filed in
the case was had before Judge Water-
man of Davenport, who, on the llth
day of March last. sustained the demur
rer, the legal effect of whish, as far as
his court was concerned, was in favor
of the accused aldermen.
Had the case rested here, the action of
the council would be open to no further
question as to legality. but such is not
the fact.
The state believed that Judge Water
man was in error and took steps to ap
peal the ease to t►Ue supreme court.
Some misunderstanding occurred
among the officials by which the filing
of the transcript of the case is the sit- le
preme court was delayed. but the trans m
cript will be flied at once by the clerk pr
of our district court. by the order of the w
county attorney, and then the case will m
stand for hearing before that body su
when the judges are ready to give it at- i It
tention.
What the outcome of their hearing of ea
the ease may be can be determined only
by th^ a..a
members, may increase the salaries of
its successors.
I am convinced that on a careful
study of the intent of that provision of
the charter, it will be construed to
mean the whole of the succeeding coon
ell not one-half of it; otherwise we
would have the anomalous condition of
one-half of the council as it now exists
being entitled to $500 while the other
half would be entitled to only $300.00
while acting on the same committees.
and performing the same services.
It cannot be that any just law or char
ter provision ever intendel suet glaring
injustice to the five members who re-
ceived but $300 for performing the same
duties for which five other members re-
ceived $500.00 each. To my mind the
plain intention of the charter provision
is. that a council now existing may fix
the salaries of an entire future council,
not a part of it.
But be their views and opinions well
or ill founded this is certain; it is better
to be on the safe side and take no ac-
tion in a matter of so much gravity as
this while there is any question of its
gality. It is our plain duty to keep
ore scrupulously within the certain
ovisions of law in matters in which
e are personally interested than in
atters of other kind, to avoid even the
spicionof intentional wrong doing.
is farthest from my intention or incli
tion to reflect in any manner what-
er on any action you have taken, for
I have full faith in your integrity and
bear cheerful testimony to your assi-
duous faithful, and conscientious per.
formance of all your official duties.
I have laid my reason for my pre-
sent action before you, possibly more
fully than there was need of, but while
aiming to guard the interests of the peo
ple from a settled sense of duty to
them. I am also inspired by a desire to
shield the fair name of this council,
which I feel has merited and now en-
joys the confidence of the people who
trusted in them and whose trust
I confidently believe will not he inten-
tionally ignored.
In conclusion allow me to suggest to
a way out of the pi..,ent uncertain
unsatisfactory situation of the sal
ary question until it is permanently
settled by judicial adjudication.
Order warrants drown for each of you
for $300, as has been paid for 15 pre-
vious years to last year, with your re-
solution so framed that you will be en-
titled to draw the extra $200 if the court
ah the appeal will be heard shall
de that it is legally yours. If the
rt should decide otherwise you will
ee with me, I know, that it is better
that the money shall remain in the city
treasury in times like these when it is
so badly needed to meet pressing claims
n in your pockets to be returned to
treasury from which it had been
gnding of Judge before
them. Ifthe fi
Water-
man be sustained then the old councilwill be vindicated as far as the charge
of criminality goes. and the members
of the present council, old and new, will
be justified in accepting the amount of
$500. If the court should find Judge
Waterman to error, then the old mem-
ber of the present council who votes
himself $500 would expose himself to
danger of prosecution just as the mem-
bers of the old council did.
The impression seems to exist, that
whether the old members are entitled
to $500 or not. there is no question as to
the right of the new members to that you
amount.
I cannot agree with this view of the and
matter
the court above houl
hold that the old council illegally raised
the salary of members from $300 to $500
then $300 is the established salary and
the new members who vote themselves
$500 are as Liable criminally as the old
members who were indicted for the
same thing.
Furthermore, it does not seem that if coui
it be determined that .the sal
old members has not been legally in-
creased, nevertheless the increase ap-
plies to the new members, for the rea-
son that the council, while it has not tha
the power to increase the salaries of its the
Special Se88ion, November 13, 1896.
wrongfully drawn.
If this method does not meet with
your approval and you do not feel in-
clined to await the solution of the quest
tion by the tribunal before which it is
now pending, which I confess may not
be a:, speedy as the Importance of the
matter renders desirable, then suit may
be commenced against the city for the
sum of $500.00 by any member of the
council before our district court on an
agreed statement of facts so that no
time be unnescessarily lost after the
matter gets before the judge to whose
decision It shall be submitted and in
this way without much cost, delay or
vexation whatever the question may be
settled in such a way that each of you
will be within the limits of the law in
what you do and the people will feel
you have tried to have the sanctions of
law for what you do. Respectfully,
Ald. Berg offered the following: or. 1owngor.
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That warrants to the
amount of Three Hundred ($300.00) Dol
Lars be drawn as part salary for the al-
dermen, the balance if any not draw
pending the decision of the supreme
court. Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas—Alda. Albrecht, Altman, Bau-
er, Berg, Bonson, Cullen. Dennert,
Lagen, McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Cullen moved that the fire chief
be allowed to purchase a three horse
hitch for hook and ladder truck. Car
rled
Ald. Ronson moved that. the Fire
chief be allowed to go to Chicago to pur
chase a three horse hitch that would be
suitable. Carried.
Aid. McEvoy moved that State street
he opened and put in a passable con-
dition. Carried.
:old. Dennert moved that the matter
of new floors in Central Engine house
be referred to the committee on public
grounds and buildings with power.
Carried.
The bill of Bowen & Fitzpatrick of
?2.4.99 was read.
Ald. Lagen moved that the hill be
paid.
Ald. Bonson moved .as an amendment
that action be postponed until
the city attorney reports on same.
Carried by the fololwing vote:
Ayes—Aids Albrecht, Bauer, Berg,
Bonson, Cullen and Dennert.
Noes—Alds Altman, Lagen, McEvoy
and Ryder.
Ald. Dennert moved to adjourn.
Carried.
Approved
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.Mayor
SPECIAL SESSION, NOV. 17, 1896.
(OFFICIAL.)
Council met at 8 o'clock p. m.
Mayor Duffy in thee hair.
Prosent—Ards. Albrecht, Altman,
Bauer, Berg, Dennert, Lagen, McEvoy
and Ryder.
The mayor stated the object of the
meeting was to take action in regard to
the issue of improvement bonds.
Ald. Ryder moved that the rules be
suspended and that W. H. Duggan and
Mr. Simplot be allowed to address the
council. Carried.
Mr. Duggan then addressed the coun-
cil in regard to the manner in which
the contractor on Wilber Lane had
damaged the wall of his vault.
Ald. Ryder moved that the matter be
referred to the street committee and
engineer with power to have the con-
tractor fix the wall, a:so that the mat-
ter of water pipe of Mr. Hancock's on
West lith street and Grove Terrace be
referred to same committee. Carried.
Ald. Lager moved that St. Mary's
street abutting the property of Mr.
Nichols be repaired so as to prevent
water from lying thereon. Carried.
Ald. Berg moved that the finance
committee be empowered to procure the
written legal opinion of Judge Dillon
on the proposed issue of $360,000 of re-
funding bonds. Carried.
Ald. Bauer moved that the matter of "
repairing on South Main street be stop-
ped, and that further repairing of same
be referred to the street committee, en-
gineer and stret commissionr with pow-
er. Carried.
Ald. Ryder moved that the matter of
sweeping paved streets be referred to
the street committee with power. Car-
ried.
RESOLUTIONS.
Alderman Ryder. chairman of the
finance committee, offered the fol:owing
whih was adopted:
Be it resolved by the City Coun;,il
of the City of Dubuque: That the res-
olution of the city council passed on the
8th day of September, 1896, directiug
and authorizing the mayor to issue im-
provement bonds of the city of Dubuque
to the amount of $12,000, and which
bonds are numbered from No. 22 to 33
inclusive be and is hereby rescinded and
the said bonds so authorized under said
resolution and numbered as aforesaid,
from No. 22 to No. 33 inclusive, are
hereby cancelled and annulled.
Be it further resolved that it is the
intention of the city council to issue
instead of the bonds s cancelled and
294 .Special Session, Xovember 17, 1896,
annulled. improvement bonds in the
sun: of $12,000 to be numbered "rori
37 to 48 inclusive and said bonus to oe
of the denomination of $1,000 each,
and whereas, bonds issued under said
resolution so rescinded and numbered
22, 23 and 24 have heretofore been sold
to the Second National bank of the city
of Dubuque for $3,000. Therefore be it
resolved that the said bonds Nos. 22,
2 3and 24 so issued and sold to said
bank be 1((le:_med and the money paid
by said bank for said bonds returned co
it, and the city auditor be hereby au-
thorized to accept said bonds Nos. 22,
23 and 24 as vouchers for said $3,000,
paid for them to the Second Natio
bank, and the city auditor is hereby
structed to transcibe the foregoing res-
olution on site oond book of thee ity.
Aid. Ryder, chairman of the finance
committee, offered the following which
was adopted:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Du'' ,i ;lie. That the mayor is
hereby authorized and required for the
purpose of providing the followii:
streets and alleys in the city of D
buque to wit:
Fremont al enue from North Cascade
Road to Pacific street, $1,500.
Garfield avenue from Dock street to
First rvenue. $1,450.
West 8th street from west line of Rog
ers sub to Mr Hill street, $200.
Queen street from Sanford street to
Clinton street, $2,8x0.
Alley from 14th to 15th street between
Pine and Maple street, $200.
Alley from 17th to 18th street be-
tween Elm and Pine street, $200.
Alley from 16th to 18th street be-
tween Maple and Cedar street, $400.
Nineteenth street from west line of
Pine street to east line of East Dubu-
que add, $200.
Alley north of Eagle Point avenue
from Prince street to C., G. W. R. R.,
$200.
Ries street from Windsor to Stafford
avenue, $400.
15th street from alley east of El
street to Pine street, *200,
Edison street from Stafford avenue t
Althauser avenue, $800.
Eagle street and Emsley a:ley fro
Middle street to Althauser avenue, $800
West 17th street from Clark street t
Cox street, $2,100.
To issue under the provision of th
ordinance adopted August 9th. 1894, b
the City Council of the City of Dubuque
bonds to the amount of $11,500 as fol
lows:
Eleven bonds of the denomination o
$1,000, each numbered from 37 to 47 In
elusive, and one bond of the denomina
tion of $500, numbered 48 all dated
November 18th, 1896, payable seven
years atter date or at any time before
said date at the option of the City of
Dubuque, and bearing interest at the
rate of five per cent. per annum paya-
ble semi-annually, both principal and
Interest payable at the office of the City
Treasurer in the City of Dubuque, Iowa.
When said bonds are issued and reg-
istered they shall be delivered to the
finance committee, who shall sell the
same at not less than par, and pay the
proceeds of same to the City Treasurer
to be applied by him in accordance with
the provisions of the ordinance adopt-
ed August 9th. 1894, and said commit-
tee is to report its doings hereunder to
the City Council.
Ald. Ryder, chairman of the finance
committee, offered the following, which
was adopted:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque. That the mayor is
hereby authorized and empowered, for
tial the purpose of providing for the cost
in_ and expense of improving St. Mary's
street from Emmett street to West
Third street to issue a bond of the City
of Dubuque under the provision of the
ordinance adopted August 9th, 1894, by
the City Council of the City of Du-
buque, to the amount of $500—number-
ed 49, dated November 18th, 1896, paya-
ble seven years after date, or at any
time before said date, at the option of
IF. i the City of Dubuque, and bearing Inter-
est at the rate of five per cent. per an-
num, payable semi-annually, both prin-
cipal and interestto be payable at the
office of the City Treasurer In the City
of Dubuque, Iowa.
When said bonds is issued and regis-
tered it shall be delivered to the finance
committee, who shall sell same at not
Iess than par, and pay the proceeds of
same to the City Treasurer to be applied
by him in accordance with the provis-
ions of the ordinance, adopted August
9th, 1894, and said committee is to re-
port its doings hereunder to the City
Council.
Ald. Dennert offered the follow-
ing, which was adopted:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque. That the assessment
of the Key City Fire Insurance com-
pany for 1895 be placed at $16,000—the
said amount being recommended by the
equalization committee.
m Ald. McEvoy offered the follow-
ing, which was adopted:
o Resolved by the City Council o2 the
City of Dubuque, That Railroad avenue
m be widened out enough so that two wag-
ons can pass in safety. and the engineer
o be instructed to have said street wid-
ened as soon as possible.
e The request of Geo. Richardson and
y Mr. Buse for cancellation of special tax
for cleaning snow from sidewalks was
referred to the street committee.
Ald. Dennert moved to adjourn.
Carried.
Atte
Approved.. .. _ 189..
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•
Special SeR8ion, November 24, 1816.
SPECIAL SESSION, NOV. 24, 1896.
(OFFICIAL.
Council met at 8:05 p. m.
Mayor Duffy in the chair.
Present: Alda. Albrecht, Altman,
Bauer, Berg, Cullen, Lagen, McEvoy
and Ryder.
Ald. Lagen moved that the rules be
suspended, and that Mr. C. B. Trewin
be allowed to address the council. Car-
ried.
Mr. Trewin then addressed the coun-
cil in relation to grading Fenelon Pace.
On motion the matter was referred
to the street committee with power.
Ald. Dennert arrived at 8:15 p. m.
PETITIONS.
Petition of Geo. A. Pfiffner & Co.
et al asking for an electric light to be
placed at the corner of 26th and Wash-
ington streets was granted.
The petition of the Standard Oil Co. et
al asking for the improvement of South
Main street and railroad avenue was re-
ferred to the committee of the whole.
The petition of P. C. Foley asking
damage for colliding with another team
on Railroad avenue was referred to the
committee on claims.
Ald. Ryder offered the following
which was adopted:
Be it resolved by the City Council
of the City of Dubuque: Where as, the
city of Dubuque has purchased lot 5 of
Klingenberg's 3 West Eagle Point sub.
assessed to Bertha Beulrsdorf for a
street, that the city treasurer be in-
structed to tante: the taxes for 1895
against said property, and for the like
reasons that he be instructed to can-
cel the taxes for 1894 against lots in
Dubuque Harbor Improvement com-
pany's add. Lots 2 and part of 3 and 4
in Block 3 and parts of lots 7. 8, 9, 10,
11 and 12 block 5 and parts of lots 18,
19. 20, 21. 22. 23 and 24 block 6. The
same now being the city property.
Ald. Lagen offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque. That Fenelon Place be-
tween east side of Prospect Hill add
and Elevator house, be graded, guttered
curbed and macadamized, in conformity
with the ordinance upon the subject.
That the city engineer be and is here-
by directed to make the necessary plans
and specifications for said improve -
meats, and the city recorder directed to
give the prover notice for bids and pro-
posals for the performance of the work
The guttering, curbing, a•nd macadamiz-
ing to be done at the expese of the ow -
ere of the abutting property, the grading
to be bid in the total, referred to
the committee on streets.
Ald. Berg offered the folowing which
was adopted:
Whereas, It has been the practice
to draw one warrant for $208.35 in pay
295
ment of the salary of the city treasurer,
out of which amount he had to pay his
assistant, and whereas this method
causes inconvenience to said official,
misleads the public in regard to the ac-
tual salary paid and is at variance with
the course followed in similar cases in
the other offices, therefore be it
Resolved, By the mayor and the city
council that hereafter the city auditor
be imetructed to have two warrants
drawn in favor of said oity treasurer,
one of which Is to be for the amount of
$133.35 the actual amount of his salary
and the other for $75.00 and marked for
clerk hire. This method being the
same as was always followed with his
predecessors.
The petition of John Balch, receiver
of the Dubuque Light and Traction Co.
which was referred to the mayor, city
attorney and the city engineer, was re-
ported back to the council without ac-
tion and on motion it was referred to
the committee of the whole.
On motion the council adjourned for
ten minutes.
Council reconvened at 10:45 p. m.
Ald. Ryder, chairman of the finance
committee, offered the fololwing:
Be it Resolved by the city council
of the city of Dubuque: That the city
treasurer be and he is hereby instructed
to advertise the following described
real estate for sale for the
special taxes assessed against it in the
Year 1891 for the improvement of
Grandview avenue, to -wit:
Lot 1 of 20 Recites sub. Lots 2, 3, 4
and 5 of Hodge's sub. The east part of
lot 29, Anna O'Hare's sub. The south
106 feet of Anna O'Hare's sub, lot 30.
Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4 of sub 38 and 39 of
Quigley's sub. Lots 40. 41, 42 of Quig-
ley's sub. Lots 1 and 2 of lot 43 of
Quigley's sub. Lots 1, 2, 3, 4,5, 6, 7, 8,
9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 inclusive, Grand
view place. Lot 10 of Whelan's sub.
Lot 8 of Whelan's sub. Lots 2 and 3
of Whelan's sub. Lot 1 of 2 of7 of
mineral lot 45. Lot 1 of mineral lot
46. Lots 1, 2. 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 of Grand-
view add. Lot 19 of O'Hare'ssub.
Lot 4 of 1 of mineral lot 150. Lot 7 of
mineral lot 158. Lot 3 of Boxleiter's
add. Lot 3 of 1 of Boxliter's add.
Lot 2 of Boxleiter's add. Lot 1 of 1 of
Boxleiter's add. Lot 2 of 1 ofl Box-
leiter's add. Lot 1 of 1 of Quigley's
sub. Lot 5 of the sub -division of lot
38 and 39 of Quigley's sub. Lots 1, 2,
3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 15 and
16 in block 2 of Grandview park add.
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 in block 5 Grand-
view park add. Lot 3 of 1 of min lot
150. Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas --Alda. Albrecht, Bauer, Berg,
Cullen, Lagen, McEvoy and Ryder.
296 Special Session, November 27, 1896.
On motion Ald. Altman was excused
from voting.
Ald. Altman moved to adjourn. Car
tied.
Attest:
l
Approved
...Mayor
Special session Nov. 27th, 1896.
(Official.)
Council met at 8:15 p. m.
Mayor Duffy in the chair.
Present, Alds. Albrecht, Altman,
Bauer, Berg, Dennert, Lagen and
Ryder.
The mayor stated that the object of
the .meeting was to take action in re-
gard to the cost of obtaining a legal
opinion from Judge Dillon on the valid
ity of the proposed issue of new refund-
ing bonds.
Ald. Dennert moved that the mayor
and finance committee be authorized to
telegraph Judge Dillon andascertainhis
fees for giving his legal opinion on the
proposed new issue of bonds, and if
same does not exceed $800 the commit-
tee be authorized to employ him. Car
ried .
Ald. Dennert moved that the taxes
of Mrs. Kallenberger be allowed to re
main a lien on her property for 1895,
and treasurer instructed not to sell
Same .
Carried.
AId. Ryder moved that the mayor be
authorized to have such information
printed, in regard to the population,
manufactures, etc. as may be for the
advantage of the city, in the sale of new
refunding bonds. Carried.
Ald. Dennert moved that a warrant
be drawn' in favor of t:enety & Mc-
Cann for $90.71, balance due for pav-
ing Clay street. Carried.
Ald. Albrecht moved to adjourn.
Carried.
At
Approved... 189..
ecorder
Special Session Nov. 30th, 1896.
(Official.)
Council met at 8:30 p. m.
Mayor Duffy in the chair.
Present—Alda. Altman, Berg, Cullen,
Dennert, Lagen, McEvoy and Ryder.
The mayor stated that the object of
the meeting was to take action in re-
gard to procuring the opinion of Judge
Dillon on the validity of the proposed
issue of refunding bonds, as he did not
desire to take further action on same
without a full concurrance of the coun
ciI on the same.
Ald. Dennert moved that in view of
the cost of obtaining Judge Dillon's
opinion on the Proposed issue of new
refunding bonds. that the council
deems it inadvisable to obtain same.
Carried.
Ald. McEvoy moved that the street
committee be instructed to have the ne
cessary filling done on sidewalks on
Southern avenue so that the Sidewalks
can be laid to grade, also have culvert
built, if necessary. to carry the water
into the street. Carried.
Ald. Berg moved to adjourn.
!Tied.
est
Apprm•r rl. .
NOTICE.
Mayor's Office,
Dubuque, Ia., Oct. 12th. 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the poll-
ing places for fall a ection to be held
November 3rd, 1896, will be in the fol-
lowing places; to -wit:
FIRST WARD.
First Precinct—Raferty's Place,
South Locust street.
Second Precinct—Kavanaugh's build
ing on Main between 1st and 2nd.
SECOND WARD.
First Precinct—Court House.
Second Precinct -4th street engine
house.
Recorder
"9.
...Mayor
THIRD WARD.
First Precinct -9th street engine
house.
Second Precinct—City Hall.
Third Precinct—Palen Place. 18th
and Couler avenue.
FOURTH WARD.
First Precinct—Lorimier House.
Second Precinct—Western Brewery.
Third Precinct—Ryan's Livery.
FIFTH WARD.
First Precinct—Schmid's Brewery.
Second Precinct—Hugo Ruh's Place,
Rhomberg avenue and Kniest street.
Third Precinct—Chris. Caprtiz's
Place.
Fourth Precinct—Jake Berg's Place,
23rd and Jackson street.
T. T. DUFFY, Mayor.
List of Warrants.
LIST OF CIT ! WARRANTS
Dubuque, Iowa, Oct. 1st, 1896.
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council of the City of Dubuque:
GENTLEMEN—The following is
complete list of all warrants issued by
me during the month of September,
1896:
Name. For what Amt.
purpose
T T Duffy salary mayor . $125 00
H. B. Gniffke, salary treasurer 208 30
L. M. Langstaff, salary recorder 116 70
M. M. McCarten eatary auditor 116 70
Jno F Stemm, salary assessor . 150 00
Edw. Morgan. salary marshal100 00
Jos. Reinfried, savary fire chief 100 00
Jno O'Connell. committee clerk 83 30
Wrn. Kaep, clerk reorder's of -
office.... 50 00
Ed. Harron clerk treasurer's of- . 50 00
Jas. Agnew. deputy marshal33 35
W. H. Knowlton, engineer 200 0
Jas. Boyce, assistant engineer 100 00
E. S. Hyde assistant engineer.. 100 00
Geo. Osborn, electrician 75 00
Phil. Doerr, sewer inspector75 00
Jos. Traut, marketmaster.. 50 00
Chas Burkhardt, park custodian 46 50
Thos. Cahill, park custodian 46 50
Dr. S. S. Lindsay, health officer 60 00
Thos. Jess, wharfmaster 20 00
M. Eitel, fireman.. .. .. 60 00
Jno. Essman. fireman 75 00
A. Duccini, fireman 50 00
J. Flynn. fireman 60 00
J. Wiltse, fireman ... 60 00
Jos. Tsehudi fireman 50 00
Edwin Keas, fireman 46 00
C Oatley, fireman . ... 41 50
Jas. Daley, fireman 60 00
Job. Barnes, fireman 75 00
Tom. Ryder fireman ... 50 00
W. Ducy, fireman 60 00
J. Schuberger, fireman 60 00
M. Fahey. fireman 50 00
T. Meehan, fireman 50 00
Jas. Rooney. fireman 50 00
D. Ahearn, fireman 60 00
T. Walker, fireman 60 00
W. Hippman, fireman 60 00
F. Ganahl, fireman 50 00
13 30
Geo. Gherke, fireman
Geo. He:mirch, fireman
J. McFarland. fireman
J. Murphy, fireman
A McDonald, fireman .
F. Essman. fireman
T. Flynn, fireman
F. Kenneally, fireman
Geo. Beyer, fireman
Chas. Kannolt, fireman
Jas. Allen. fireman
Wm. McBride, fireman
Robt. Weston, fireman
Jno. Bauman, fireman
Barney Maas, fireman
A. Heer, fireman
J. J. Murphy, police
John Raesle, police
J. Fitzpatrick, police
Jas. Flynn. police
Wm. Hennessy, police
50 00
50 00
60 00
75 00
60 00
60 00
50 00
50 00
60 00
60 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
37 80
75 00 ,
75 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
Wm. Howard, police
M. Kilty, police
Jno. Loetscher, police
Jas. Lonergan, police
P. McNerny, police
Edwin Moore, police
I. Manhoff, police
J. Murphy, police
297
60 00
50 00
23 35
60 00
50 Uu
60 00
50 00
Dan. Norton, police.. , . 50 00
Jno. Noel, police 51 00
P. Powers, police 50. 65
50 00
Thos. Reilly,
police 50 00
5'. Rhomberg, police 50 00
J. Rooney. police 60 00
Pat Sutton, police 50 00
M. Craugh. police 50 00
.Tas. Carter, police 46 65
Pt Hnlen, poliace 50 00
Pat. McCollins, police 50 00
Peter Scharff, police 50 00
Thos. Sweeney, police 50 00
Geo. Burke]. police &1 65
Jno. Cody, police 50 00
Jas. L. Clune, police 50 00
E. Kahn, police 50 00
A. Meisner, police 50 00
P. Mulligan, police .... 50 00
M. A. O'Connor police .... 50 00
Aug. Pfeffer, police 50 00
Al. Scherr, police 50 00
,Tno. Tierney. police 50 00
H K Young, police 50 00
C. Spiegelhalter, poundmaster ...50 00
Mrs. Kate Hibbe, police matron 50 00
Mrs. B. Brennan, police matron 50 00
M. Abitz, labor , . , .. 6 75
J. Albrecht, labor 6 75
M. Ahearn, labor 10 15
T. Ahearn, labor 13 50
A. Alderson, labor 14 85
Ed. Ahearn, labor 6 10
Pat. Bel:, labor 40 50
J Bottoms, labor . 25 00
Wm. Breen, labor 10 80
Jas. Bennett. labor 5 40
Chas. Buse, labor 22 66
Phil. Becker, labor 13 50
Chas. Beyer, labor 39 00
Rishard Burns, :abor.. 18 25
Paul Becker, labor 14 20
P . Brien. labor. 17 35
Jno. Brown. labor . . . 4 05
H. Berry. labor 12 15
Jos Blocher, labor. 13 50
Geo. Brenner, labor. 12 15
Tom Boyce, labor. 22 30
.Tas Boyce, labor. 12 15
Jas Blocklinger, labor. 8 10
Jos Beck, labor. 10 15
Val Burns. labor. 8 10
J. Byrnes, labor 12 15
J. Bewer, labor. . 50 00
Gus Brown, labor 11 95
C. Botsford, labor. 1 35
L. Brenner, labor. 4 05
.T. Breitenbach, labor. . 15 55
Jno. Burke, labor. 15 :,5
H. Brennan. labor. 8 10
M. Beckins, labor. 9 45
.T. Brochtobroch,labor. 4 05
M. Burke, labor. 8 10
M. Buckler, labor. 16 50
Jas Butler, :labor. 13 50
H. Beren, labor. 8 10
T. Butcher, labor 3 05
•
298 List of Warrants.
T. Beyer, labor 26 35
J. Callahan, labor 18 25
M. Crahin, labor. 14 j5
C. Coppersmith, labor 1 35
L. Corcoran, labor 1, 55
D. Corcoran, labor. 7 SO
Jas Cahill, labor . . 13 50
John Connan, labor . 16 20
B. Conlin, :arbor 8 10
J. Coyne, labor 16 20
W. Cunningham. labor 13 50
Jas Connolly, labor. 16 20
M. Connolly, labor. 14 85
M. Cain, labor 16 2(1
Jerry Cahill, labor 14 85
Wm. Crumpwell, labor. . . .... 13 50
Jas Craig, labor 14 85
M. Coyle, labor. 11 85
R. Corrigan, labor 16 2')
Jos Clarkson, labor. 9 45
Steve Cain, labor. 2 70
H. Carney, labor 8 10
F. Conrad, labor. 31 50
Jas Crawford. labor 30 00
Fred Cody. labor. 6 45
D. Crotty, labor 16 20
Jno. Corbett. 1 •bor• 21 60
Con Callahan, labor. 10 80
Wm. Carberry. labor. 16 90
Lant Cahill, labor 5 40
Jno. Dittman, labor 15 55
H. Donnelly, labor 51 57
.J. Dougherty, labor 17 55
P. Dempsey, labor 25 63
M. Differding, :abor 14 85
W. Drummond, labor .. 18 90
N. Duttle, labor 13 50
J. Dixon, labor 16 90
M. Dempsey, labor 14 85
P. Defontin, labor
J. Driscoll, labor .... ..
Chas. Dillon, labor ....
Ed. DaleyL, labor
B. F. Darling, labor
J. Eagan, labor
Wm. Erwin, labor
Jas. Farrell, labor
N. Frith, labor
B. Flynn, labor
P. Fenton. labor
M. Fetschle, labor
Dan Fox, labor
P. Fasselins, labor
L. Fritz, labor
M. Fagan, labor
C. Fisher, labor
Wm. Flanagan, labor
H. Fries, labor
Ben Fern, labor
C. Fischer. Sr
.J. Fitzpatrick, labor
0. H. Foster, labor
J. Griffen, labor
G. Garrett, labor
P. Greden, labor
C. Grunzig, labor
H. Grode. labor
B. Glass, labor
C. Gantenbein, labor
Jos. Greenwood, labor
Jos. Ginter, labor
Jno. Gerst, labor
Geo. Gau, labor
Joe Grab, labor
P. Gregory, labor
Jas. Gillaspie, labor 14 85
J. Glynn, labor 40 00
Pat Gill, labor 42 00
Con. Geimer, labor 70
P. Grew, labor 18 900
J. Gutberlet, labor 9 45
J. Gerst, labor 8 10
A. Hofferman, labor 12 15
A. Henderson, labor 15 55
D. Hannen, labor 10 80
H Henkle. labor . 8 80
G-eo Mincklin, labor 14
Jos Huber, labor 18 9085
Jno Hayes, labor 34 10
Jas Hall, labor 1 35
C Hagge, labor 9 45
J Hafey, labor . ... 18 90
J Hanley. labor 13 50
C Heck, labor . 13 50
A Hochberger, labor . 5 40
H Haas, :abor 10 80
Jos Hocking, labor . . . ...... 17 25
.1 Hogan. labor . . . . 7 80
A Hird, labor . 10 15
J Hird. labor . 50 00
11 50
H Hocke, labor
S Henshell, labor
Jac Hansen, labor .
M Houpes, labor
F Hact, labor
S Hickcock, labor
M Hu:ga, labor
Josh Hird. labor
A Hart. labor
P Hanapen, labor . .
P Jacobi. labor
J Jellison. labor
Wm Juergens, labor
12 15 J Jochum, labor
A Jaeger. labor
63 00 J Joyce, labor
2 71) J Karsch, labor
P Kinney, labor
P Kien, labor . .
P Krocheski, labor .
F Krueger, labor
J Kelly, labor
12 15
9 45
13 50
18 90
8 10
4 05
6 10
7 45
18 90
9 45
9 45
13 50
14 85
39 75
16 90
12 15
8 10
11 50/
24 30
8 10
7 45
19 25
9 45
9 45
1 35
12 15
9 00
10 15
8 10
8 10
16 55
20 95
18 25
A Knapp, :abor
Jos Kinsella, labor
F Kermans, labor
M Klein, labor
J Kraus, labor
T Kenneal:y, labor
M Kane, labor .
Tim Kelly, labor
H Kehr, labor
Jno Kinsella, labor
M Kelly, labor .
H Krout, labor .
J. S. King, labor
M Kascs, labor
C Kampman, labor
Jas Kelly, labor .
M Lange, labor .
A Lange, labor .
C Lohrman, labor
Jno Lavin, labor .
M Lilack, labor .
Geo Lutz, labor .
P Leavitt, labor .
H Luck, labor .
Ed Lagen, labor .
M Lonergan, labor
Jno Leieht, labor
P Lynch, labor
16 20
7 50
17 55
10 50
11 50
9 45
8 10
2 70
5 40
16 90
50 00
21 60
8 10
2 70
6 10
13 50
22 95
52 50
1 35
14 86
16 55
18 26
15 55
70
11 85
18 90
18 90
8 10
8 10
16 20
23 50
. 4 05
• 11 95
8 10
9 45
16 20
2 70
41 25
36 75
45 75
9 45
2 70
9 45
17 55
13 50
40 00
12 15
14 85
14 20
Li8t of Warrants.
T Lonergan, labor . . 34 45
M Loes, labor . . 9 45
C Lange, labor . .7 50
L Meurise, labor . ..... 14 85
E Meeker, labor . . . 23 65
M Murphy, labor . 8 10
I Mu:lqueeney, labor . . 23 65
J Maroney, labor . . . . 10 15
Thos Melloy, labor . . . .. . 16 20
T Meggison, labor . . 15 90
D Miner, labor . . .13 50
J Mullen. labor 18 75
Jas Melloy. Jr., labor . . ..... 1 35
Jos Martinette, labor . .16 90
Ed Melloy. labor . . . ........ . . . 17 25
P Moran, labor. 8 10
1 35
16 20
50 00
12 40
22 95
4 75
10 80
12 15
6 10
23 65
9 45
1 35
8 10
10 50
10 15
15 55
14 85
20 60
13 20
• 15 55
• • 14 85
14 85
20 25
13 50
14 85
70
8 10
15 55
14 85
17 55
31 05
19 60
7 10
12 15
8 10
8 10
4 05
15 90
1 33
10 60
3 75
14 85
6 75
10 80
8 10
5 40
8 10
17 23
18 60
16 55
5 40
• • 810
6 10
4 (5
38 25
16 20
16 20
13 50
17 25
M Maher. labor
P Mohan, labor
P Murphy, labor
Nic Martin, labor
Jas Morgan, labor
P Mahoney, labor
Jno Moran, labor
J Miller. labor
T Murrey, labor
P Murrey, labor
M Mahoney, labor
T Munsch, labor
Jac Meuser• labor
M McCarten, labor
P McCarten, labor
J McMullen. labor
J F McCue, labor
P McMullen, labor .
F McBride, labor .
B McCornack, labor
Jno McCann, labor .
Jas McCann. labor .
Wm McDermott, labor . .
Wm McLean. labor .
Jas McMahon, labor .
M McCernon, labor .
Jas McCormick, labor ,
M McNamara, labor .
A McGua.n, labor .
M McCone, labor . .
L McEvoy, labor . •!
D. McGuiness, labor.
N. McPoland, labor.
B. McCaffrey, labor
J. McNulty, labor.
J. McGee, labor.
T. McDonald, labor.
James McAlleese, labor.
F. McGuiness, labor.
P. McNulty, labor.
J. McQuiian, labor
Jno. Noeih, labor
M. Nuten, labor
Wm. Noland. labor.
P. Nichols, labor.
Chas Norton, labor.
P. O'Brien, .Tr., labor. .
P. O'Toole, labor
P. O'Brien, Sr, labor. .
N. Offerman, labor.
F. Oswald, labor
Wm. O'Connell, labor
J. O'Halloran, labor.
K. O'Brien, labor.
J. Pilmaier, labor.
Jas. Powers, labor
D. Powers, labor
.Tas Purcell, labor .
G. Parr, labor.
299
Thos Heins,
P. Jardin team.. 15 00
g, team . 46 00
F. Jackson team .."
H. King, team .... .. ...... 33 00
T. Kane, team .' . • • • 33 00
T. Kenneally, Jr. team . •'• 37 50
Wm. Kiley, team .• ' • . • 37 50
.• • • • 18 00
Pat Kenneall tem .. 15 50
B. Kane, team
P. Linehan, team •• 37 50
Win. Lyons, team.. ...• •' 37 50
' ' ' • 3 00
Jno. Long, team ..
'•''.• 45 00
Chris Leik, team
Robt Love, team .•• . ' .. • • 36 00
Jno. Murrey, team .. „ .. 9 00
. • 15 00
Robt. Mathis, team .,
• • • 16 50
F. Mathis, team
•••J. McCollins, team .. 18 00
Jeff McGrath, team.. • • . .. 30 00
Wm. McGrath, team.. ., 36 75
Jas. McCracken, team ........27 00
Jno. McGrath, team.. ,
C. McGovern, team . • . . ' ' • 17 00
.. ..• • 16 25
C. McElrath, team . • .
P. S. Norton, team. . 6 00
• •• •••. 33 00
J. Nagel, team.. ...... 9 00
J. Parker, team .. .. •.... 42 00
Wm. Poden, team ............6 00
Mrs. Quinlivan, team. . 28 50
Geo. Reynolds, team 19 50
Aug. Roeber, team 35 25
J. Strotz, team .. 13 50
J. Singrin, team 45 00
D. Sutherland, team. . . ... 42 00
H. Schmidt team.. .. .. .. . 30 00
O. Stevenson, team . . . 39 00
Ed. Seeley, team . . 33 00
F. Schoenthal, team 6 06
A. Turner, team 9 00
M. Theis, team. 40 50
Cath. Tobin, team 39 75
P. Vogel, team 12 00
J. Williams, team 45 00
H. Weber, team .... 18 00
Geo. Anderson, labor on sewers 38 25
C. Botsford, labor on sewers39 00
J. Burch, labor on sewers 10
P. Boyle, labor on sewers. . 25 15
J. Bennett, labor on sewers. . 1 90
Ed. Capritz, labor on sewers. . . 34 50
F. Conrad, labor on sewers7 50
F. De George, labor on sewers35 60
W. Eichman, labor on sewers39 00
M. Farrell, labor on sewers. 37 50
N. Fischer, labor on sewers. 21 00
P Ginter, labor on sewers 37 90
Jos Ginter, labor on sewers 14 25
J Girl, labor on sewers 13 50
Jno Hilson, labor on sewers 28 50
M Haffner, labor on sewers 22 90
A Hirci, labor on sewers . 12 00
Jas Jellison, labor on sewers 39 90
A Jaeger, labor on sewers 3 00
P Kein, labor on sewers. .. 4 50
M Lavin, labor on sewers . 37 50
M Lonergan, labor on sewers 11 25
Chas Licht, labor on sewers 10 50
Ch. Lohrman, labor on sewers 21 00
M McGovern, labor on sewers 38 50
MMaher, labor on sewers 33 00
M Murphy, labor on sewers . 6 00
P McNulty, labor on sewers 3 00
M McCarten, Sr, labor on sewers 1 50
Jim Nenmesiter, labor on sewers 7 50
300 List of Warrants.
W. Quinlavin, labor on sewers . 30 20
Jno O'Dea, labor on sewers . 30 00
F Ruh, Sr, labor on sewers . 36 00
W Quinlan, labor on sewers ... 30 40
F` Ruh, Jr, labor on sewers 26 25
,Jos Rooney, labore on sewers . 30 00
Steve Rousch, labor on sewers. 3 00
Al Scherr. labor on sewers . 6 75
N Sweeney'. labor on sewers 9 00
.T Spiering, labor on sewers 19 15
T. T. Thompson, labor on sew-
ers .. .. .. . .. .. ........ 31 50
M. Tierney, labor on sewers 39 00
Jas. Tobein. labor on sewers .. 37 50
Jos. Tacke, labor on sewers .. 36 00
Wm. Terry, labor on sewers . 3 00
F. Zugenbuehler, labor an sew-
ers.. .. .. .. .. .. .......... 30 00
F. Baltzer, labor on sewers 45 50
W. Dean, labor on sewers 45 50
S. Elmer, labor on sewers45 50
H. Schmith, labor on sewers45 50
Theo. Altman, team .. .. .. 15 00
F. Beutin, team.. .. .. 12 00
Al. Conrad team .. .. .. 3 00
Wm. Casey, team .. .. .. 3 00
Jno. Dunkley. team .. .. .. 15 00
P. Horch, team.. .. .. .. 6 00
T. B. Kane, team.. .. .. 3 00
J. McGrath, team ...... 7 5
Jno. Williams, team .. .. 13 50
H. Weber, team.. .... .. 1 50
F Paley, labor . 23 55
C H Pierce, labor . 14 85
Jno Pfeiffer, labor
A. Schmidt, labor. 8 8u
Jno Schemmel, labor 16 55
Jos Stadl, labor. . 7 45
M. Scol:ard, labor 18 9)
N. Sweeney, labor 13 5?
D. Sutherland, labor. 22 50
J. Sullivan, labor. 6 75
J. Schroeder, labor. 15 55
D. Sheehan. labor. 3 00
A. R. Stevenson, labor. . 75 00
J. Seik, labor. 25 00
B. Schnee. labor 12 75
Wm. Schmaegler, labor. . . 11 15
N. Schroeder, labor. 14 85
J. Sommerville, labor .. 6 75
Louis Stein, labor .. .. •9 45
M. Shea. labor .. .. .. .. .. 14 S0
M. Sullivan, Jr. water boy .. 7 80
J. Sommerfield, labor .. .... 6 75
S. Sullivan. labor .. .. ••7 45
Wm. Taylor. labor .. .. .. 7 80
Jos. Tacke, labor .. .. .. .. 1 35
Geo. Tract. labor.. .. .. 15 55
A. Thompson, labor . 810
Wm. Ferring, labor.... .. .. 20 95
Theo. Thill. labor .. .. . , .. 22 95
J. Taschner, labor .. .. .. 10 80
Wm. Tinkham .. .. 1 35
Jos Vogt, labor.. .. .. .. .. .... 14 20
F. Voelscher, labor.. .. .. .... 7 0
Ed. Welsh. labor .. .. .. .. 13 50
P. Wagner ... .. .. .. .. .. .... 14 85
Wm. Wentling. labor .. .. .. .. 8 10
R. Weideman, labor .. .. .. .. 6 75
. Welsh, labor .. 23 65
. Wanderscheit, labor .. 14 85
. Weidenbacher, labor .. .. 18 60
ac. Welty, labor .. .. .. 16 20
. Wandrasheck. labor . 14 85
Geo Wetter, labor .... . 2 70
Geo. Wilman.. .. .. . 19 25
M. White. labor .. .. . 12 15
N Wickham, labor . . 6 10
J Wickham, labor , 6 75
P Wertin, labor 42 00
Wm Warring, labor . . ..... 37 50
Jno Wolff, labor 20 25
J J Welty, labor 2 70
Jno Wilson. labor . 6 75
Jno R. Walsh. labor 9 45
P Wiest. labor . 1 35
19 60 enters labor
05
1 60 Jno Yann, labor . . . ... 14 20
Aug Yoss. labor . 15 55
5 40 Geo Zumhoff, labor . 25 50
11 501 30 F Zerchon, labor . . 13 50
12 85 W Zachina, labor . . 14 85
22 65 F Zemon, labor . g 80
29 25 Joe Zamanek, labor . . .. 10 15
36 00 Adam Zingel• labor . 12 15
Peter Altman. teams . 27 00
9 45 J
P Quinn, Sr., labor 36 00 A
Wm Quinlan, labor . . . .. 70 H
M Quinlan. labor 6 75
J Rettenhoffer, labor . 8 10 A
Steve Rousch, labor
M Reinhart, labor
A Reuter. labor
Chas Reil:y, labor
Jac Raesner, labor
Thos Reilly, labor .
F Reums, labor
N Reisch, labor
F Rieger, labor
Jas Reed, labor .
Geo Rink, labor .
Jno Ryan. labor
M Reiseck, labor
Jno Raetz, labor ..
Jno Reischling, labor .
Jno Stewart, labor .
S Stevenson, labor .
S Sschaetzle, labor .
P Stoffer• labor
Jno Steffes, labor
JnoSpahn, labor
Wm Spensley, labor.
J. Stevens, labor..
Paddy Smith, labor.
F. Scherr. labor
H. Stevens, labor
Jos Stahler, labor.
17 25
4 05
14 20
10 50
17 55
27 00
17 55
4 75
13 85
16 90
16 90
12 85
2565 F`
or
16 20 p Ahearn, labor
16 20 p Ahearn, team . 34 50
18 75 R Burns, labor .
7 4:; T Byron, team . 15 00
15 00
6 ekman, team .
33 00
37 5t' Baker, team . 336 0000
F Burns.
J. L. Sullivan, labor. . . ... 13 b C o
M. Specht, labor.
Jos Shmidt, labor.
Geo Sutter, labor.
M. Sullivan, Sr.. labor.
F. Sweederick, labor. 10 50
Sam Smith, labor 8 80
P. Schlitz, labor. 28 9)
team .
22 30 Ed w Blake, team 9 ;1
0
20 2' Jas Calvert, team .
12 la Mrs. Costello, team . 31 50
A Courd, team 1 50
Wm Casey, team . 37 50
B Cain, team , 39 00
18 00
List of T Paarant8.
Jno Calvert, team .
T Crahin, team . ""'
P Cain, team ..
J Duggan, Jr, team .
Jno Dunkley, team . . .
J Duggan, Sr., team .
P Do:an, team .
T Elliott, team . . ""'•'
Wm Ellis, team . ...
Jno Evans. team . .
N Frith, team . . . .
E Frith. team .
P C Foley, team
T Graham, team . .
Tom Green, team "
.1 Gearey, team
Geo Gantenbein, team
P Horch. team
M Hammon, team
H Haggerty, team
J Hoffmeier, team
Jos Harold, team
Wm Hammond, team
R Hagerty, team
Mrs Healey, team
A. Doerr, expressage.
Jno. Tibet', filling on 4th street
extension ..
Byrne & Saul, filling on 4th
street extension
W. E. Hammond, filling on 4th
street extension.. .
Geo. Salot, filling on 4th street
extension..
Geo. W. Farley. filling on 4th
street extension .
Ross MoMahon, filling on 4th
street extension.. ..
P. Clancy filling on 4th street
extension .. .
Thos. Kenneally, filling on 4th
street extension 21
Dubuque Construction Co.. fill-
ing on 4th street extension., 7 23
J. Harold, fll:ing on 4th street
extension 3 75
E. J. Evans• filling on 4th street
extension 9 00
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan, fill-
ing 14th street.. .. . 373 25
P. Horsch. filling 14th street138 00
D. Sutherland, filling 14th
street.. .... ............
Wm. Geisheker, rodman
.Tno. Farley, rodman
Joe Murphy, rodman
Jaa. Hillerly, inspector on sew-
ers.. .. .. .. 38 50
J. P. Trout, requiring scales on
Cooler avenue 5 00
Fred Donath, flags for decorat-
ing.. .. .. .. .. 1 00
MN. Keen, scrubbing at city hall 2 50
J. P. Traut, feeding prisoners. , 30 20
Matt. Loos. assisting pound -
master .... .... 9 00
F. W, Michel. examination of
Jas. Gray .. .. .... .......... 10 00
B. Hayes, cleaning around mar-
ket., ,. .. .. ..
Bart Hayes, expressage
Sam Starr, health. patrolman
Mrs. H. Koenig, janitor
Geo. Gherke, fireman ....
301
6 00 Chas. Oatey, fireman ..
42 00 J. P, Schroeder, cement 6 15
21 00
22 50 G. F. Kleih, hardware road36 36 5
G. F. Kleih, oil, keys &c 15
7 50 ; G. F. Kleih, hardware for sewer
22 502 50 i Reinfried & Jaeger, police 8 20
whistles and sheet steel 7 44
37 50 GeO. Fen ler, rock and lime 37 35
24 00 Feng
ler,
00 Duggan & Kane, rope, oil etc4 50
24 00 P H Halpin, salt, soap, etc ..... 1 80
Fred. Schloz, repairng tools for
33 00 road..
38 25 Fred. Schloz, repairing toots for
46 50 sewer..
1 50 1 Collings & Wilkinson, horse -
30 00 shoeing for fire and police de -
15 00 partments..
5 25 I McElrath Teaming11 75
45 00 E4.80 haulm Csand,
g seweerr pipe,
36 00
$12,00.. 16 S0
25 50 McElrath Teaming Co., sweep -
9 00 ing streets . 74 10
22 50 B. Lagen,livery hire Labor day,
45 00 $12.00 and street com. ..$3.00 15 00
18 00 Butt Bros. repairing street
15 75 sweeper.. .. .. .. .. 7 40
H. King, team 9 00
19 50 W. W. Wormood, taking care of
town clock 72 00
8 30 W. W Woormood, new star and
silver pins for matron 6 00
4 25 Kenneal'y & Cain, rock for
sewer .. .. .. .. .. 1 00
6 45 W B. Baumgartner, tools 95
Dubuque Water Co., iron water
13 00 pipe.. .. .: .. ....... 6 85
Hussman & Lees, tools. , 3 70
14 85 M. Adams, lantern globes, oil
etc.. 4 75
10 50 Chas. Matz, repairing tools for
road.. .. 2 55
75 Duggan, Sullivan & Cota, road
scrapers.. .. 19 00
Key City Gas Co., coke 63 S2
B. D. Lenehan, repairing tools
for road.. 8 00
Wrn. Marshal, repairing steam
roaer.. 8 40
Peter Horch, rock for road25 50
Geo. W. Farley, rock for road30 00
Park Grocery Co., buckets and
brooms.. .. 1 20
Jno. Becker, rock for road .. 73 50
Gus Holl, 2 sets of hose coupl-
ing for park .. .. .. .. 1 50
Alf. Austin, witness in Peterson
case.... .. .. .............. 60
Alice Winders, witness in Peter-
son case .. .. .... .......... 60
iI. Schlaegel, witness in Peter-
son case 60
Jno. 3laclay, costs in Nelson
case .. .. .. .. 3 25
Jas. A. Hayes, costs in Bush
case.. .. .. .. 6 20
A. Hayes, costs in Reif-
steck case .. .. .. .. 44 70
1I. Mullen, plumbing at city
ha'l.. .. .. .. .. 14 75
J. T. Kearns, recording deeds1 50
Mrs. E. Stoltz. cleaning Mrs
Dunn's house.. .. , , .. .... 3 00
Rider. Wallis Co., 2 doz. gloves
for police.. .. .. 2 00
Fischer & Co., ice from April to
29 70
13 85
30 00
65 00
40 00
40 00
20 00
1 00
50 00
20 00
18 30
302
June city hall.. .
F. E. Joseph, Naptholeum
Dubuque Water Co., 325
drants for August
Dubuque Water Co., 325
drants for August
D' • ,,,n 11'a.er Co.. 325 hy-
drants 354 16
W H Torbert, drugs . 50
Key City Gas Co.. coke • . 17 18
Dubuque Oil Tank Line Co, oil 6 00
Purcell & Maloney, oil . 1 65
Jno Butt, repairs at central en-
gine house 4 20
A Wunderlich, horse shoeing 6 50
Van Va:kenberg & McEvoy, iron
oil can 100
Sam Smith, impounding dogs for
August . 42 60
M Brown & Sons, oats at patrol
house ...... 7 13
Jas Levi & Co, supplies for mat-
ron 3 10
Trexler Bros, use of saddle horse
saengerfest. 2 00
E E Frith. removing dead ani-
mals for August . 214 50
Harger & Blish, office supplies .. 5 75
Geo W Schrup, 2 copies 26th Gen
eral Assemb:y . . 1 00
Byrne & Saul, paving and wall
in Couler creek 49 55
Peter Horch, grading Hart street 60 00
Blake & Blake, grading Bennett
street . . 102 50
Blake & Blake, improving Ben-
nett street . 300 00
Blake & Blake, constructing sew
er in alley from Dell to Prairie
street . 280 00
Jno Pickley, improving 15th St100 00
Jno Pickley, improving 19th st150 00
Jno Pickley, improving Paul St 100 00
Jno Pick:ey, grading Paul st 50 00
Wm Dodson. improving Coates
avenue 32 66
Wm Dodson, rolling Coates ave. 224 46
Wm Dodson, macadam on Coates
avenue . 110 00
Wm Dodson, improving Fremont
avenue . 500 00
Wm Dodson. improving Free-
mont avenue . . 300 00
Wm Dodson, grading Coates
avenue . 450 00
Peter Horch. improving Hart
street . 340 00
Peter Horch. improving Clifford
street 108 25
?eter Horch, rolling Clifford
street . . 33 94
Peter Horch, macadam on Clif-
ford street . 28 20
Brown & Brown, rolling Foye
street 55 97
Brown & Brown, macadam on
Foye street
Wilmer Cook,
from 14th to
Wilmer Cook,
field avenue
Wilmer Cook,
field avenue
Geo W 'Farley,
8th street
list of Warrants.
.... 3 20
10 00
hy-
500 00
hy-
500 00
10
improving alley 8 45
15th streets 100 00
improving Gar -
improving Ries 4 17
improving West 112 20
.. 250 00
Geo W Farley, improving alley
from 17th to 18th sts . 130 00
Ross McMahon, filling on South-
ern avenue •.. 28 50
Jno Tibey, cross walks in Aug.. 52 25
Jno Tibey, constructing storm
water sewer on Dodge street .. 500 00
Jno Ti bey, constructing storm
water sewer on Dodge street . 500 00
Jno Tibey, constructing storm
water sewer on Dodge street .250 00
Alf Dorman. constructing new
.sidewalks . . . 112 80
P F` Guthrie, constructing new
sidewalks . 47 62
Jno Deggendorf, draining water
from Bennett street 5 00
Ott Meuser & Co.. lumber and
shavings . 9 19
Bart E Linehan. cement and sew
er pipe . 20 85
Bart E Linehan, sewer pipe fur-
nished the city for August 222 50
Headford Bros & Hitchins, man
hole castings, etc 33 28
Brown & Brown, grading Foye
street . 56 25
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan, im
proving Grace street . .. 279 34
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan, roll
ing Grace street . 122 59
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan,
improving Queen street . . 170 00
Steuck. O'Farrell & Linehan. im
proving Goethe avenue . . 131 63
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan, im
proving Sheridan street . . 39 47
Steuck. O'Farrel & Linehan
rolling Goethe avenue . . 184 38
Steuck, O'Farrrell & Linehan,
macadam on Goethe avenue . 228 40
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan,
macadam on Sheridan street . 87 80
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan.
improving alley north of E.
Pt. avenue 58 00
Steuck. O'Farrell & Linehan,
retaining wall on West 11th
street . 300 00
Steuck. O'Farrell & Linehan
grading Grace street . . . 152 00
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan,
grading Goethe avenue . . 241 67
grading Goethe avenue . .
The Times, advertising for July
1896. 29 15
The Telegraph, advertising for
July, 1896. 75 00
Globe -Journal, advertising for
Julv. 1896 . . . 67 50
The Herald, advertising for July
1896. 67 50
Star Electric Co., 308 arc lights
for August . 500 00
Star Electric Co., 308 arc lights
for August . 500 00
Star Electric Co., 308 arc lights
for August . . 500 00
Star Electric Co.. 308 arc lights
for August . . . 159 40
Globe, Light & Heat Co, 100
lamas for July . 166 67
Key City Gas Co. gas . . 50 10
Jno Newman & Son. repairing
wagon for fire department ... 1 00
List of Warrants.
303
G B Grosvenor Co, office supplies 8 00
Alph Matthews, assisting city
attorney . 300 00
Malloy & La Vake, personal dam
ages . 200 00
DS Wilson, transcript in case of
Guthrie vs City 72 30
Jas A Hayes. witness fees in
Brunskill case . 4 05
Jaa A Hayes. witness fees in
Jas H Hunt case . . 28 30
.Tno B McLoughlin, damages by
overflow of water . 20 00
H B Gniffke. ref. excavation per-
mits . 75 00
H B Gniffke. interest . 1658 47
H B Gniffke, commission making
loan . 280 00
H B Gniffke. damages to prop-
erty . 300 00
H B Gniffke. postage stamps
$10.30: rubber stamp 25c 10 55
H B Gniffke, telegrams $2.25; ex-
press charges $26.20. 28 45
H B Gniffke. New York ex-
change . ... 3 95
T T Deify. loan . 125 00
Ellen Rowan, loan . 500 00
Steuck. O'Farrell & Linehan,
improving 4th street . .. 200 00
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan,
improving Locust street . . . 500 00
Steuck. O'Farrell & Linehan.
improving Locust street . . .. 140 00
Dubuque Construction Co., im-
proving 17th street .... ...... 150 00
Dubuque Construction Co., im-
proving 16th street . 60 00
Dubuque Construction Co., im-
proving 15th street 50 00
Chr. Schmitt, supplies for mat-
ron . . . . 3 45
Duggan & Kane, supplies for
matron . 8 75
Fred Menzel & Co, macadam . . 82 20
Jno Malone, macadam . . 15 00
7 H McDonald, improving West
Main treet . . . 500 00
J H McDonald, improving West
Main street . 500 00
7 H McDonald. improving West
Main street . 250 00
T H McDonald. improving West
Main street . . 210 00
T H McDonald. improving West
Main street 210 00
Ross McMahon. improving St
Mary's street . . 140 00
i herein- certify that the foregoing is
a correct list of all warrants issued by
me during the month of September.
1896. L. M. LANGSTAFF.
City Recorder.
NOTICE.
Public notice is hereby given that at
the session of the City Council of the
City of Dubuque. held on 2nd clay of
November 1896, 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 aale.
HENRY B. GNIFFKE,
Treasurer.
For the improvementity of Fremont ave
nue from North Cascade road to Pacific
s treet.
Caroline Febrey, sub 64, Simp-
son's add, lot 4 . $235 79
Ind. School Dist., sub min lot
141. lot 1
Caleb Jacobs, sub min lot 141,
:ot 2
Caleb .Jacobs, sub min, lot 141,
lot 3
Snod of Iowa, sub min lot 141,
lot 4 243 01
Snod of Iowa, sub min lot 140,
lot 1
A W Hosford, sub min lot 139,
.ot .308 21
Jas Woodward, sub min lot 139,
lot 1 . 289 62
Jas Woodward. sub 64, Simpson
son's add. lot 3 . . 234 65
77 60
72 71
57 48
151 33
NOTICE.
Public notice h; hereby given
that at at session of the City
Council of Dubuque, held on the
2nd day of November, 1896, the follow-
ing special assessments were levied on
the real estate herein after described,
and that in case of failare to pav with-
in the time prescribed by the ordinance
governing same, all will become delin-
quent and subject to collection by dis-
tress and „ale.
HENRY B. GNIFFKE,
Cityq Treasurer.
For laying sidewalk on south side of
cf Lawther avenue from Burden to
Windsor avenue.
Lawther & Rider. Burden & Law
ther's add, lot 11 . $ 18 81
Wm. Lawther, Burden & Law-
ther's. Burden & Lawther's
add, lot 38 . 7 54
Wm. T.awther, Burden & Law-
ther's add, lot 39 . 7 50
Wm. Lawther, Burden & Law-
ther's add, lot 40 . 7 60
Wm. Lawther, Burden & Law-
ther's add, lot 41 . 7 50
Wm. Lawther, Burden & Law-
ther's add, lot 42 . 7 50
Lawther & Rider, Burden & Law
ther's add, lot 43 . 7 50
Lawther & Rider, Burden &
Lawther's add, lot 44 7 50
Lawther & Rider, Burden &
Lawther's add, lot 46 . 8 90
For laying sidewalk on Grace street.
W. E. Gregory, Reche's sub, lot
26 $ 7 50
Wm. Reche Est., sub 20, Reche's
sub, lot 2 . 7 80
West Dubuque M. E. church, sub
20, Reche's sub, lot 1 . . ... . 12 33
For laying sidewalks on Leibnitz
street from Harold';s to Abbott street:
John Buettel:, Buseman's sub,
0f cial ltietices.
lot 32 . $ 7 26
H. Buseman, Baseman's sub, lot
21.... 690
John Buettell, Mechanic's add,
lot 94 . 13 15
For laying sidewalk on South sode of
Strauss avenue.
Geo Burden Est., Burden & Law
ther's add. lct 5 18 93
Geo Burden Est., Burden & Law-
ther's add. lot 66 . . 16 49
For laying sidewalk on north side of
Ries street.
Wm. Mehrl. sub 4 Geiger's sub,
loth 611
For laying sidewalk of Hedley Court.
Lawther & Rider, Burden &
Lawther's add, lot 47 . 8 83
For laying sidewalk on Fremont ave-
nue from Cascade Road to Pacific street
Caroline Fabrey. sub 64. Simp-
son's add, lot 4 . ... 42 24
SIDEWALK RESOLUTION.
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That sidewalk of good
two inch plank within 10 days of this
notice. constructed and laid in confor-
mity with the ordinance in relation to
sidewalks as follows:
4 feet wire on north sine of Southern
ave between Rowan street and Kav-
anaugh's red gate.
4 feet wide on south side of Southern
avenue between Kavanaugh's red gate,
and Grandview ave where not already
laid at the expense of abutting proper-
ty.
Adopted November 2. 1896.
L. M. LANGSTAFF.
11-5-10t. City Recorder.
NOTICE TO SIDEWALK CON-
TRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be recilived at
the city engineer's office, Dubuque, Ia.,
up to 4 o'clock p. m. Monday, Nov 16,
1896, for constructing sidewalks of
plank, where not already laid, as fol-
lows:
4 feet wide on both sides of De:hi
street between Asbury street and city
limits.
4 feet wide on west side of English
Lane between Southern avenue and
Wilde street.
4 feet wide on north side of Southern
avenue from Rowan street to Kava-
naugh's gate.
4 feet wide on south side of Souiii.
ern avenue from Kavanaugh's gate to
Grandview avenue.
6 feet wide on north aside of West llth
street between Walnut street and Prair-
le street.
All in accordance with specifications
on file in said office.
A bond of $100 will be required will
each bid.
The city reserves the right to reject.
any and all bids.
W. H .KNOWLTON,
4-11-10t. City Engineer..
NOTICE TO SIDEWALK CON-
TRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the city engineer's office. Dubuque, Ia.,
up to 4 o'clock p. m. Wednesday, Nov.
25, 1896, for constructing sidewalks of
plank, where not already laid, as fol-
lows:
4 feet wide on both sides of Delhi
street between Asbury street and city
limits
4 feet wide on Wes: side of English
Lane between Southern avenue and
Wide street.
4 feet wide on north side of Southern
avenue from Rowan street to Kava-
naugh's gave.
4 feet wide on sou:h side of South-
ern avenue from Kavanaugh's gate to
Grandview avenue.
6 fee: wide on north side of West llth
street between Walnut street and
Prairie streeet.
All in accordance wi:h specifications
on file in said office.
A bond of $100 will be required with
each bid.
The city reserves the right :o reject
any and all bids.
W. H. KNOWLTON.
City Engineer.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
Mayor's Office,
Dubuque, Iowa, Oct. 7. 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the regis-
ters of election, duly appointed to regis-
ter voters in the City of Dubuque, State
of Iowa, for the ensuing year, will be in
attendance in the places herein below
designated for the purpose of register-
ing all voters as may be entitled to vote
at this fall's election, to be held Novem-
ber 3rd, 1896.
Said voters will meet at their respec-
tive places on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, October 22nd, 23rd and 24th,
at 8 o'clock a. m. and be in session un-
til 9 o'clock p. m. of said days.
Said registers will thereafter meet
on Saturday, October 31st, 1896, from 8
a. m. to 9 p. m. of said day for the pur
pose of correcting the listand adding
thereto such as may be entitled to vote:
Said registers will thereafter meet
on Tuesday, November 3rd, 1896, (elec-
tion day) and be in session from the
time the polls open until they close, and
register only such voters as were absent
from the city during the preceding days
that the board was in session, also such
voters, as did not become citizens until
Monday or Tuesday, November 2nd and
3rd, 1896.
The places of registration in the sev-
eral wards and precincts of said city arra
as follows:
FIRST WARD.
First Precinct—Raferty's Place.
South Locust street.
Second Precinct—Montana House.
SECOND WARD.
First Precinct—Court House.
Second Precinct—Fourth street en-
gine house.
Official Notices,
THIRD WARD.
First Precinct—Ninth street engine
house.
Second Precinct—City Hall.
Third Precinct --Eighteenth street en-
gine house. -
FOURTH WARD.
First Precinct—Lorimier house.
Second Precinct—Western brewery.
Third Precinct—Mrs. Hamel's Place.
68 West Locust street.
FIFTH WARD.
First Precir.et—Schmidt's Brewe
Couler avenue.
Second Precinct—Mrs. Ernest Mue:-
ler's, Eagle Point avenue.
Third Precinct—Val, Mackert's, 1327
Lincoln avenue.
Fourth Precinct—Jake Berg's, 23rd
and Jackson street.
All qualified voters of said city are
hereby notified that unless they pre-
sent themselves at the places and with-
in the time hereinafter mentioned for
registration. they will be debarred the
privilege of voting at said election.
(Seal.) T. T. D1?FFY.
Mayor.
NOTICE.
Dubuque, Iowa, Oct. 7. 1896.
Sealed proposals will be received at
my office up to 4 o'clock p. m. of Sat-
urday, October 31st. 1896, for permis-
sion to use the surface of the Ice Har-
bor for skating rink purposes.
Bidders must state the price in total
for the use of the surface of said har-
bor for said purpose during the winter
months. and no proposal will be ac-
cepted for less than one hundred dol-
lars.
The successful bidder must give a
good and sufficient bond that he will
comply with all laws and ordinances
of the city of Dubuque in maintaining
order at said place.
The city reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
L. M. LAP'GSTAFF.
10-8-13t. City Recorder.
NOTICE OF SALE.
I will se:1 az nubile auction to the
best bidder for cash. on the 28th day
of October. 1896, at 2 o'clock n. m. at
the nubile pound of the city of Dubliner.,
on Elm street between t41h and 16th
streets, the following impounded ani-
mals. to -wit:
One bay horse about ten years old,
hind leg part white abm-e the hoofs.
ED. MORGAN.
City Marshal.
10-24-6t.
NOTICE TO CFWFR CON-
TRACTORS.
Sealed nronosals will be received at
the city engineer's office tin to 4 o'clock
n. m, Monday. Nov. 9th. 1896. for laying
a 20 inch tile nine across West 14th
street near Adair street in accordance
with nlgns and specifications on file in
said office.
305
Estimated length 84 feet.
City to furnish all pipe.
Bidden to furnish a bond of $100
with each bid that the contract will be
entered into if awarded. The city re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids.
W. H. KNOWLTON,
11-3-5t. City Engineer.
NOTICE TO SEWER CONTRACTORS.
Sealed prpsals will be received at the
city engineer's office, city of Dubuque,
Iowa, up to 4 o'clock p. m. Monday,
November 9th, 1896, for onstructing pipe
sewer as follows, according to the plans
and specifications on file in said office.
An eight inch pipe sewer in Pickett
street from Cornell street to center of
lot 2 of 8 of 667 city.
Estimated length 225 lin ft.
One ma Thole.
City to furnish all pipe.
Bidders to furnish a bond of $200
with each bid that contract will be
entered into if awarded.
The city reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
W. H. KNOWLTON,
11-3-5t, City Engineer.
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Office of City Engineer.
Dubuque, Iowa.
To the owners of the several lots and
parcels of ground aabutting the follow-
ing streets and alleys, viz:
Fremont avenue from North Cascade
Road to Pacific street.
You are hereby notified that there is
on file in the office of the city recorder
of Dubuque a plat of said above named
streets and alleys in said city, showing
the several lots and parcels of ground
abutting on said streets subject to spe-
cial assessment for paying and curbing
of said trees and alleys and the names
as far as practicable of the owners of
said abutting real estate. and the aril •
Dunt assessed against each lot or parcel
of ground. for the inspection of any
person, firm or company interested in
any kind of said real estate, and that
such firm or company having objec-
tion to the special tax proposed to be
assessed as shown by said plat, may
file with the city recorder his or their
abjection in writing at or before the
next meeting of the city council of the
city of Dubuque which meets on the
2d day of November. 1896.
W. H. KNOWLTON,
City Engineer.
AN ORDINANCE.
An ordinance granting to George B.
Burch. trustee, the right to maintain
and operate a factory on part of Lot
2 of Mineral Lot 106 in the city of
Dubuque. Iowa.
Be it ordained by the City Council of
the City of Dubuque:
Section 1. That the right is hereby
granted to George B. Burch trustee, for
the Second National Bank of Dubuque,
Iowa, to use and occupy Lot 2 of Min-
306
Ofjieial Notice.
eral Lot 106 in the City of Dubuque, ac-
cording to the plat hereto attached for
the period of Twenty Five years, begin-
ning on the first day of August, 1896, at
an annuel rental of One Dollar per year.
Seotion 2. The said George B. Burch,
trustee, or his assigns, to operate and
maintain on said premises a plant for
manufacturing purposes. independent
of any other plant or corporation.
Section 3. The grantee herein agrees
to hold said city of Dubuque harmless
from any damage or litigation that
may hereafter arise on account of this
lease, or on account of the buildings or
improvements now upon said premises,
or to be placed thereon, and said
grantee, its successors and assigns,
shall pay the expenses and costs of any
and al: public improvements abutting
or adjacent to said premises, and all
ordinary municipal taxes upon said real
estate and improvements thereon the
same as if it or they were absolute
owners in fee of the same. Provided,
however, that in consideration of the
premises, said real estate and all ma-
chines used in connection therein with
said factory, or either of them and all
goods manufactured therein shall be
exempt from ordinary city taxes for a
period of ten years, from the 7th day
of April, 1892.
Section 4. In case of a failure on the
part of said George B.Burch, trustee, to
operate said premises during the term
of this lease for manufacturing pur-
poses for a period of six months said
failure so to do shall be deeemed a for-
feiture of a1: the rights herein granted,
and said property, with a:1 improve-
ments there on, shall revert to the city
of Dubuque.
Section 5. The city. also, reserve.s
the right to the natural water way now
connected with the stone arch sewer
across Garfield avenue and Pine street.
It also reserves the right and title to
that portion of lot 2 of Mineral Lot 106
fronting on Garfield avenue, on the
north side of Lot 11. East Dubuque ad-
dition.
Section 6. The ordinance passed
April 7 1892, and accepted by George
Dee on said day, granting certain priv-
ileges to George Dee is by the passage
of this ordinance repealed and all rights
under said ordinance granted to said
George Dee, or his assigns, shall re-
vert to the city of Dubuque. It being
expressly understood that the owner-
ship of an buildings on the grounds and
real estate described in said ordinance
of April 7, 1892, to George Dee is here-
by vested in the city of Dubuque.
Section 7. This ordinance is to go
into effect upon its passage by the City
Council of the City of Dubuque, and its
acceptance in writing by George B.
Burch. trustee, and its publication in
the official papers of the arty and upon
the execution of a written waver to the
city by George Dee, or his assigns, of
all rights granted said George Dee, or
his assigns trader the ordinance of April
7, 1892.
I, George J3. Burch, trusteee named in
the above ordinance, hereby accept all
the provisions and conditions of said
ordinance and agree to be bound by the
same.
GEO. 11. BURCH, Trustee.
GEO. DEE,
By GEO. B. BURCH. Trustee.
T. T. DUFFY, Mayor.
(Seal.)
Attest: L. M. LANGSTAFF,
City Recorder.
Published in the Dubuque Daily Tele-
graph, Nov, 1896.
in consideration of One (1) Dollar in
hand paid the passing of an ordinance
granting the same property to Geo. B.
Burch, trustee, any other valuable con-
siderations the receipt of which is here-
by acknowledged, I hereby release to
the City of Dubuque all right, title. and
interest in and to the property granted
to us in an ordinance from said City to
me under date of April 7th, 1896.
Signed in duplicate.
GEO. DEE.
KATE DEE,
GEO. DEE & SONS CO.,
By GEO. DEE, Pres.
KATE DEE, See'y.
Regular Session, December 7, 1896. 307
CITY COUNCIL.
REGULAR SDSSION DEC., 7, 1896.
(OFFICIAL.)
Council met at 9:35 a. m.
Mayor Pro Tena Bonson in t.e chair.
Present—A1ds. Albrecht, Altman,
Bauer, Berg, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen and
Ryder.
Ald. Cullen moved that the matter of
approving the minutes of the last meet-
ings be referred to the committee of the
whole. Carried.
Ald. Ryder moved that the taxes of
Mrs. Mulqueeny for 1895 be left a lien
on the property and the city treasurer
instructed not to sell same.
Carried.
Ald. McEvoy arrived at 9:45.
The following bias were allowed:
Ferdinand Mertz, supplies for
city hall .$ 6 10
Walter Eichorn, salary assistant
marketmaster . 35 00
Mrs. Koenig, janitor city hall20 00
Duggan & Kane, supplies for city
hall 1 15
G. F. K:eih, supplies for city
hall 6 55
Frank Dennert, glass and paint
for city hall . 67 42
Charles Oswald, storing stoves
etc 89 90
P. H. Halpin, supplies for mar-
ketmaster 4 75
W Hayes, cleaning around market
house 20 00
James Lahey, wood for city
hall 42 60
E Sprenge:meyer & Co., laundry
basket for matron . 1 00
C. 0. D. Laundry, laundry for
Oct. and Nov 12 00
Mullen Bros., plumbing and sup-
plies . 14 90
Standard Lumber Co., shavings
for fire department 5 00
Fischer & Co., coal for fire de-
partment 78 60
A Wunderlich, horseshoeing for
fire dept 6 75
Peter Klauer, repairs Engine
house 17 00
Cleaver & MoCarten, plumbing
and fixtures in treasurer's of-
fice 19 10
J. E. Moloney, oil and gasoline
for fire dept 1 65
Collins & Wilkinson, horse shoe-
ing fire dept 12 50
Dubuque Oil Tank Line, oil
fire dept. 7 20
J T Daykin, hay for fire dept51 90
P H Halpin, bran for fire dept1 20
Reinfried & Jaeger, coupling
wrench 1 25
Otto Meurer & Co., shavings and
lumber fire dept......
Jos Reinfried, expenses attend-
ing American Association of
Fire Engineers at Salt Lake98 00
W H Torbert, supplies for fire
dept.
Dubuque 011 Tank Line, oil for
25 45
6 75
fire dept 6 00
Dubuque Water Co., water for
city 138 92
Key City Gas Co., coal and sup-
plies for fire dept. 28 33
Eichorn & Bechtel, supplies for
Health Board. 80
E E Frith, removing garbage and
dead animals . 206 25
Frank Dennert, disinfectants and
fumigating material for school
houses for board of health124 20
Sam'! Starr, salary and use of
horse 55 CO
J P Shroeder, cement for streets 16 50
Henry Weber, stone for streets 2 50
Hussman & Lies, tools for streets 1 70
Key City Gas Co., coke for steam
roller 95 21
Fred Roehl, supplies for street 10 30
T J Donahue, rock for street5 00
P Mohan, macadam. 10 50
Knapp, Stout & Co., lumber for
streets 30 36
Ott, Meuser & Co., lumber for
streets 29 75
J Geasland, stone for street 23 00
Diamond Jo Line steamers, lum-
ber for streets. 75 98
Hussman & Lies, lantern and oil
for streets 1 05
Standard Lumber Co., lumber for
streets. 23 40
D B Linehan, blacksmithing for
streets 22 30
Duggan & Kane, basket and axle
grease for street 1 75
F E Joseph, disinfectants. 15 00
Deggendorf, Dolan & Lockridge,
sewer in W. 14th street 50 00
Jahn Tibey, crossing walks as
per contract. 42 30
Geo W Farley, improvement
Grove Terrace 85 12
Peter Horsch, grading Hart st22 94
Dubuque Con struetion Co., im-
provement 27th street. 600 00
Deggendorf, Dolan & Lockridge,
constructing sewer W. 5th st242 44
Dubuque Construction Co., con-
structing sewer in Diagonal st1000 48
John Pickley, improving Eagle
street 220 00
John Pickley, grading Leibnitz
street 154 G8
E C Blake, grading Woodworth
avenue . 41 20
Blake & B:tke, constructing sewer
bet. Prairie and Arlington st77 78
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan,
grading Clinton st. 18 20
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan,
improving Queen st 80 10
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan,
grading Union ave 165 58
Steuek, O'Farrell & Linehan,
lowering Kniest st. 127 50
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan,
grading Queen st. 604 68
Brown & Brown, grading Foy st 101 78
0 G Kringle, constructing sewer
in Pickett st. 112 60
P J Milligan, laying sidewalk on
Ambrose st 9 33
John Pickley, grading 19th st16 50
John Pickley, grading Paul st21 62
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Wm Dobson, grading Fremont
avenue 33 28
Wm Dobson, grading Coates ave 173 62
Wilmer Cook, grading RIes st5 G0
Wilmer Cook, improving Edi-
son street 126 f8
Wilmer Cook, grading Edison
street. 52 16
Wilmer Cook, improving alley
bet 16th and 18th st. . . ..... 129 38
Peter Horsch, grading Queen st 233 00
Peter Horsch, grading Clifford
street . . . . 104 02
Wm Geisheker, lineman salary 55 00
John Farley, chain and axeman
salary . . 40 00
Joseph Murphy, chain and axeman
salary . . . . . . . . 9 35
John Hillery, sanitary sewer in-
spector 43 75
D Sheehan, sanitary sewer in-
spector 7 50
W H Knowlton, expressage paid 1 25
F C Austin Mfg. Co., steel for
street sweeper 9 00
Kenety & McCann, constructing
sewer in Clark street less $3.00
cost of removing obstruction
in sewer 13 55
John T. Kearns, recording plats4 50
George Bennett, labor on tax
books . . . 100 00
Wm. Jellison, trimming trees in
Phoenix Park . . 17 50
Wm Jellison, trimming trees in
Flat Iron Park. 33 00
Wm Jellison, trimming and plant-
ing trees in Jackson park52 50
Wm Jellison, trimming and plant-
ing trees in Washington park. 124 75
Margaret Murray, typewriting26 50
Chas Oswald, repairing roof cen-
tral engine house. 3 95
Metropolitan Electric Co., sup-
plies for electrician. . . 4 58
Fred Roehl, supplies far sewer1 GO
Pape & Jacquinot, supplies for
sewer. 2 :;u
Fred Schloz & Son, supplies for
sewer 31 80
Hussman & Leis, supplies for
park and sewer. 85
M. Wilkey, painting and glazing
city hall 131 25
Peter Klauer, sprinkler for
park 85
Dubuque Cabinet Makers' Assn
desk for recorder's office 49 50
Frank Keachie, repairs 9th st
engine house. 187 00
Chas Oswald, supplies for sewer 7 55
Dietrich Bros, brick for sewer 7 00
Duggan & Kane, oil for sewer60
Smeadley Mfg. Co., supplies for
sewer 1 00
J P Schroeder & Co, supplies for
sewer 12 85
Duggan & Kane, supplies for ma-
tron 7 75
P Hansen, hay and grain for
pound 2 30
P H Halpin, supplies for ma-
tron 3 75
C J Heller, police buttons. . 4 76
Marshal Morgan, telegram and
express chargee. 2 90
Reinfried & Jaeger, supplies for
police 2 S5
T J Conlin saddle horses and
shavings for police. . . . 9 h;0
El Schollian, two overcoats for
police 20 00
J. T. Daykin, hay for police de-
partment 6 SO
M Mullen, plumbing and repairs
city hall. 10 30
Collings & Wilkinsi•n, horse shoe-
ing for police dept. . 4 50
James Levi & Co., supplies for
matron and police. 40 CO
Reinfried & Jaeger, supplies for
street 12 78
G. F. Kleih, supplies for street 51 15
Fred Schloz & Son, supplies for
street 28 50
German Catholic Printing Co., of-
ficial publications . . 50 00
C H Whitwell, professional ser-
vlee 26 56
Iowa Union Telephone Co., tele-
phone in marshal's office 2 65
James Kelly & Son, office sup-
plies 14 08
For filling on High Bridge ave286 55
Mulgrew & Phillips, sewer pipe36 70
Mike Corbett, labor on dump35 00
The following bills were referred as
follows:
To the committee on finance:
Dubuque Telegraph. $60 00
To the committee of the whose:
Bowen & Fitzpatrick. $ 34 99
P Domenig. 15 00
John Noonan, 2 00
Ed McClean. 15 00
To the committee on streets:
John Driscoll . 5 00
Butt Bros 8 65
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan204 00
John Pickley 64 80
Peter Horsch . 80 00
A H Hosford. . 3 00
G F Kleih, 22 40
McElrath Teaming Co. 23 10
To eomimittee on supplies:
Bart E Linehan. $ 57 10
G 13 Grosvenor.Co .... 28 35
To committee on markets:
W Hayes $ 25
Adam Doerr 3 00
Gerhart Parr 12 Ou
To committee on police and light:
Globe Light & Heat Co. ...$166 67
Key City Gas Co. 191 50
To committee on printing
Globe -Journal $ 67 50
The Times 29 15
Smith -Morgan F(rinting Co30 50
Dubuque Telegraph. . . .. , , , , 75 00
Dubuque Telegraph, 5 50
Dubuque Telegraph, 24 00
TheHeraie ld
16 50
67 50
To cimmittee on sewer:
Headford Bros & Hitchins $ 21 10
To
buildings:lmittee on public grounds and
Dubuque Water Co, . $ 12 TO
Farley, Loetscher Mfg. Co. 18 GO
The bill of Dubuque Construction
Regular Session, December 7, 1896.
Co ordered received and filed.
PETITIONS.
The following petitions were refer-
red to the street committee:
Petition of John L. Buettell et al ask
ing for permission to use part of the
sidewalk on College avenue for the
purpose of building a retaining wall.
Petition of T J Hassett asking that
the engineer be instructed to measure
retaining wall on Vila street, so as to
enable him to make an estimate of the
amount due hint for quarry rent.
Petition of Henry Pfotzer et al ask-
ing for damages on account of change
of grade on Queen street.
Petition of J. R. Joseph et al, remon-
strating against paying for the improve-
ment of alley from 16th to 18th streets
and between Maple and Cedar streets.
Petition of Rudolph Bernhard asking
that the council employ Mr. Tschirgi
to survey his property on Strauss ave-
nue and Hedley Court so as to enable
him to determine the amount of ground
t^kelt by the city.
Petition of George Baumgartner et al
asking that guard railing be construct-
ed on Leibnitz street, where the same is
dangerous.
Petition of James Brunskill, asking
that •the city purchase his macadam.
Petition of John Specht, asking that
he be allowed $25 for removing barn
on alley condemned between Cleveland
avenue and Rush street.
Petition of Emil Feigner et al asking
that a stairway be built in alley run-
ning from Alma to Rebecca streets.
Petition of J. A. Rhomberg, asking
that the city order buildings removed
on 17th and Sycamore also on Lynn
street.
Petition of Charlie Schmidt et al, re-
m•onstrating against change of grade on
Eagle street.
Petition of Sam Smith, asking that he
be compensated for grading sidewalk on
Alpine street.
Petition of J. A. Rhomberg, asking
that High Bridge avenue be staked out,
so as to enable him to sub -divide his
property.
The following were referred to the
committee of the whole:
Petition of James Forrester asking
that bis special assessment for the im-
provement of Wilber Lane be cancelled,
as the same is of no benefit to him.
Petition of the Dubuque Wooden
Ware Co. In relation to taxes.
Petition of Excelsior Brass Works
in relation to taxes.
L Petition of the Adams Co. in relation
to taxes.
Petition of Haney & Campbell Mfg.
Co. in relation to taxes.
Petition of J. E. Ryan et al asking
✓that Oak street be extended to Rising
avenue.
. Petition of J. C. Goodhouse in rela-
tion to taxes.
Petition of Assessor Stemm, asking
that water tax against Dubuque &
a Sioux City R. R. for 1895 be cancelled,
was granted.
309
Petition of C. H. B000th asking that
a warrant for $401.50 be drawn on his
filling account to pay his city taxes, as
per agreement, was granted.
Petition of Dubuque Construction Co.
and Jelin B. Miller, asking that they he
paid an estimate on their contracts was
received and filed.
Petition of Rev. Dr. Nicholas M. Stef-
fens et al, in regard to condition of
Seminary street was read.
Ald. McEvoy moved that the rules be
suspended, and that Mr. Jos. Trueb be
allowed to address the council on the
matter. Carried.
Jas. Trueb addressed the council in
regard to the matter.
On motion the matter was referred
to the street committee and Marshal
with power.
Petition of Ellen Quinlivan asking
that interest on special assessment for
improving Grandview avenue was read.
Aid. Ryder moved that a warrant for
the amount of city taxes paid by her for
1895 be drawn in her favor to apply on
the interest for special assessment.
Carried.
The bid for safe for treasurer was re-
ferred to the committee on public
grounds and buildings.
Ald. Ryder read a communication in-
quiring as to the manner of receiving
bids for refunding bonds.
Ald. Dennert moved that the finance
committee be instructed to receive only
unconditional bids for the new refund-
ing bonds. Carried.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
City Auditor McCarten reported as
follows:
Cash on band last report ....$19,711.41
Collections during month .... 31,020.80
Tota' . $50 732 21
Disbursements during the
month . 41,387.32
Cash on hand Dec. 1, '96....$ 9,344.89
Also reported $2,116.65 due city of-
ficers for the month of November, 1896.
Report approved and warrants order-
ed drawn to pay city officers.
City Marshal Morgan reported 80 po-
lice cases during November, 1896, also
reported $2,078.35 due police for Nov.
1896, also reported $9.00 oollected for
pound receipts during November, 1896.
Report approved and warrants ord-
ered drawn to pay police, and report re-
ferred to the committee on police and
light.
Fire Chief Reinfried reported $1,880.-
60 due firemen for month of November,
1896.
Report approved and warrants or-
dered drawn to pay firemen.
Street Commissioner Hagerty report-
ed $5,084.10 due for labor during Nov.
1896.
Report approved and warrants or-
dered drawn to pay for labor and re-
port referred to the street committee.
Sewer Inspector Doerr reported $737.-
60 due for labor on sewers during No-
vember, 1896.
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Report approved and warrants or-
dered drawn to pay for labor and re-
port referred to the sewer committee.
City Electrician Osborn reported $22.-
84 due for rebate from Star Electric
Co.
Report approved and auditor instruct
ed to collect same.
The reports of Wood Measurer Jess
and City Weighers T. J. Donahue, Jos.
Straney and Chas. Pitchner were re-
ceived and filed.
Market Master Traut reported $11.75
scale receipts during November, 1896.
also reporter $45.40 due for boarding
prisoners during November, 1896.
Report approved and warrant order-
ed drawn to pay for board of prison-
ers.
The bilis for filling on 16th street,
South Main street and Railroad avenue,
were referred to the street committee.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Ald. Ryder, chairman of the Finance
committee, reported in favor of ap-
proving of the report of the treasurer
for the month of November, 1896 and
that he be instructed to collect the ex-
press charges and interest over four
per cent. from Sept. lst, 1896, to time
bonds were taken up by Parson, Leach
& Co., and other expenses that may be
incurred. Adopted.
Ald. Ryder, of the ordinance commit-
tee •presented and read for the first time
an ordinance, entitled. "An Ordinance
granting to the Dubuque Improvement
Co., a remission of taxes on block 27,
Dubuque Harbor Co's. addition to the
city of Dubuque, for a period of ten
years."
Ald. Dennert moved to amend by
fixing the time at five years instead of
ten. Lost.
The vote recurring on the passage of
the ordinance on its first reading was
adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Adds. Albrecht, Altman, Bau-
er, Berg, Cullen, Lagen McEvoy and
Ryder.
Noes.—Ald. Dennee't.
Ald. Lagen, of the street committee,
reported as follows:
In favor of receiving and filing the
communication of Mary Mullen in re-
gard to claim against a city employee.
In favor of receiving and filing the pe
tition of Barney May in relation to
opening alley between Rush street and
Cleveland avenue.
In favor of receiving and filing the
petition of Frank Mathis in regard to
grading on Solan street.
In favor of the adoption of the red
lines and figures as the proposed grades
of Helena street and Fenelon Place, as
shown on profile.
In favor of widening Railroad avenue
at its narrowest place near Southern
avenue at a Dost not to exceed 12% cts
per cubic yard.
In favor of receiving and filing the
matter of C. T. Hancock's pipe on W.
llth street, as the same is a private
matter.
In favor of receiving and filing the
petition of Fred. Hollnagel in relation
to opening up alley.
In favor of deferring action on the
petition of J. A. Rhomberg, et al re-
monstrating against narrowing W. 7th
street, until next year.
In favor of approving of plat showing
change in line of Ida strtet.
In favor of extending Queen street to
Burden avenue, as shown on plat, and
that same be condemned according to
law.
In favor of receiving and filing the re
monstrance of Geo. Richardson and
Mr. Buse against paying special tax for
cleaning snow from sidewalks.
Also report that wehave accepted the
following streets:
Fng:e street and Emsley alley.
27th street from Jackson street to C.
G. W. R. R. tracks.
In favor of paying the following
bills:
J. W. Wittmer, Jr., $1.50.
McElrath Teaming Co., $4.20.
Standard Lumber Co., $251.71.
Christman & Healey, $11.20.
Would recommend that each family
be allowed to break 20 yards of macad-
am per month, permits to be issued
each month by the city engineer to such
persons, as are in needy circumstances.
All macadam to be broken from rock
taken from the streets of the city. No
macadam to be purchased outside of
that broken by permit. Report adopt-
ed.
In favor of receiving and filing the
bill of James Mullen for constructing
guard rail on St. Mary's street.
Ald. Cullen moved that Mr. Mullen
be allowed the same rate per lineal
foot as was paid for balance of guard
rail. Carried.
Ald. Cullen, chairman of the fire com
mittee, reported in favor of paying the
bills of the Dubuque Water Co.,
amounting to $1506.86.
Also report in favor of receiving and
filing the communication of the Loeb
Respirator Co., in regard to purchase
of smoke protectors for firemen.
Report adopted.
Ald. Lagen, chairman of the police
and light committee, reported as fol-
lows:
Schaetzle & Kiefer .... .. $ 61 25
Key City Gas Co.., 86 70
Iowa Telephone Co .. .. .. 2 50
Star Electric Co. 1663 20
Globe Light and Heat Co. 166 67
Also report in favor of granting the
petition for an electric tight on Wilson
avenue, same to be located under the
supervision of the committee on police
and light.
Also report that we have purchased
police caps from Schpetzle & Kiefer at
$1.75 per piece, their Daps being the
Regular Session, December 7, 1896
best for the price. Report adopted.
Ald. Berg, chairman of the printing
committee, reported in favor of pay-
ing the following bilis:
Hardie & Scharle .. .. $46 00
The Herald .. .. .. ..67 50
The Times .. .... .......... 29 15
The Telegraph .. .. .. .. 7 5 00
The Globe ...... .. ...... . 67 50
Ham & Carver .... 18 25
Report adopted.
Ald. Albrecht, chairman of the de-
linquent tax committee, reported as
follows:
In favor of allowing the taxes of Jo-
hanna Heinz to remain alien on her
property for 1895, and treasurer not to
sell same.
In favor of allowing the taxes of Mar-
garet Donahue to remain a lien on her
property for 1895 and treasurer not to
sell same.
In favor of allowing the taxes of
Mary DeLorimier to remain a lien on
her property for 1895, and treasurer not
to sell same.
In favor of receiving and filing the
petitions of Mrs. B. Farrell!Ben Cheet-
ham Est., J. K. Freiburg and John
Spear in relation to taxes.
Report adopted.
Ald. Altman, chairman of the sewer
committee reported in favor of accept-
ing sewer of E. C. Blake in alley be-
tween West 14th street and Arlington
street from Dell to Prairie street, pro-
vided the contractor will construct an
additional manhole. at his own ex-
pense, where directed by the engineer.
Report adopted.
Ald. Lagen, of the committee of the
whole, reported a.s follows:
In favor of referring petition of Du-
buque Light and Traction Co. in rela-
tion to special taxes back to the council
Dor final action.
In favor of referring the petition of
the Standard Oil Co. et al in relation to
widening and repairing Railroad ave-
nue, to the street committee.
In favor of referring the opinion of
bhe city attorney in regard to salary of
the members of the board of health,
back to the council.
In favor of referring the opinion of
the city attorney in regard to street
sprinkling back to the council.
In favor of receiving and filing the
petition of Henry Wilberding in rela-
tion to injuries alleged to have been re-
ceived by falling on a sidewalk.
Would also recommend that the city
engineer prepare plans and specifica-
tions for a retaining wall on Grove Ter-
race, commencing at Mr. Walkers
Place.
Also report in favor of rejecting the
proposition of James Forrester in re-
gard to settlement of suit against city,
so far as it relates to vacating any part
of Olive street, but would recommend
that James Forrester be allowed $1,000
in full of all claim on account of widen-
ing Wilber Lane. he to pay all court
costs. Report adopted.
311
On motion the matter of purchase of
supplies for road department were re-
ferred to the street committee.
Ald. Altman moved that the rules be
suspended and that Br. Bohn be allow-
ed to address the council. Carried.
Mr. Bohn .addressed the council in
regard r , ng iinks, and said that
all parties running rinks should be
compelled to pay a license.
On motion the matter was referred to
the harbor committee and marshal with
power.
On motion the m.atter of collecting
garbage during the winter months was
referred to the board of health with
power.
Ald. Cullen moved that when the
cannel :u- t (Ines so to meat
Monday, Dec. 14th, 1896, at 7:30 p. m.
Carried.
Ald. McEvoy moved that the mat-
ter of garbage dump be referred to the
committee of the whole. Carried.
RESOLUTIONS.
Ald. Bauer offered the following,\
which was adopted:
Resolved, My the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That the city re-
corder be instructed to issue a venire to
the city marshal, commanding him to
summon a jury of twelve free holders,
citizens to assess the damage that may
be caused by the proposed extension of
Queen street as shown by plat prepared
by the city engineer.
Ald. Berg of the board of health of-
fered .the following:
Resolved, By the City Council of the
City of Dubuque, That to pay for clean-
ing vault, by Frank Burns, contractor,
a special tax be and Is hereby levied on
the several lots and parts of Iota, and
parcels of real estate hereinafter nam-
ed, situated and owned, and for the sev-
eral amounts set opposite each lot or
parcel of real estate, as follows:
Owned by Mary Premmising, lot 62,
East Dubuque addition, amount of tax,
$46.50.
Adopted by .the following vote:
Yea—Albrecht, Altman, Bauer, Berg,
Cullen, Dennert, Lagen, McEvoy and
Ryder.
Ald. Lagen offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That to pay for filling Lots to pre-
vent stagnant water from standing
thereon by T. B. Cain, contractor, a
special tax be and is hereby levied on
the several Iota, and parts of lots, and
parcels of real estate hereinafter nam-
ed, situate and owned, and for the sev-
eral amounts set opposite each lot or
parcel of real estate, as follows:
Special assessment submitted Dec.
7th, 1896.
Herr & Kochendorfer, Reche's
sub, lot 27, 388 cu yds filling,
at 18c . . .$ 69 84
Adopted by .the following vote:
Yeas—Alds. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg. Cullen, Dennert, Lagen, McEvoy
and Ryder.
312 Regular Session, December 7, 1896.
A1d. Lagen offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council .of the
City of Dubuque:
That to pay for laying a 12 ft wide
brick sidewalk on west side of West
Main street, by N. H. Schilling, contrac-
tor, in front of and adjoining the same,
a special tax be and is hereby levied on
the several lots, and parts of fats, and
parcels of real estate hereinafter nam-
ed, situate and owned, and for the sev-
eral amounts set opposite each lot or
parcel of real estate, as follows:
Special assessment submitted Dec.
7th, 1896.
D. J. Hennessy, city n 1-2 lot
536. 38 sq yds brick sidewalk,
at 75c $ 28 50
Adopted by she following vote:
Yeas.—Alds Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg Cullen, Dennert, Lagen, McEvoy.
and Ryder.
Ald. Lagen offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
. Th•at to pay for constructing an 8
inch tile pipe ,sewer in Rose street and
alley west of Center Place by M. Blake.
contractor. in front of and adjoning the
same. a special tax he and is hereby lev-
ied on the several lots, and parts of
lots and parcels of real estate herein-
after named, situate and owned and for
the several amounts set opposite each
lat or parcel of real estate, as follows:
Speclel assessment submitted Dec.
7th, 1896.
• Mrs. A Cummings, sub 7 of min
lots 87 and 88. fat 1, 20,500 sq
ft sewer at 4 mills . $ 82 00
James Jones, sub 12 of E E
Jones suh, :o`. 2, 3 000 sq ft
sewer at 4 mi'Ls . 12 00
A L Batt, sub 3 of min lot. 87
and 88, lat 4, 14,000 eq ft
sewer at 4 mills .. 56 00
A G Wright, sub 3 of min rots 87
and 88, lot 3, 5,600 sq ft sew-
er, at 4 m.ills . 22 00
Eliza Stew,a.rt, sub 3 of m lots 87
and 88. lot 2, 4,500 sq ft sewer
at4mills . 1800
John Bossard, sub 3 of mein lots
87 and 88, lot 1, 4,500 sq ft
sewer at 4 mills . 18 00
E A Gilliam, sub 4 of min lots
87 and 88, lot 2, 2,400 sq ft
sewer at 4 mills . 9 60
Jahn Reding, sub 4 of min loss
87 and 88, lot 3, 6,600 sq ft
sewer at 4 mills . 26 40
Kate Martin sub 4 of min lots
87 and :, 2,400 sq ft sewer at
4mills. 960
G S Weaver. sub 4 min lots Si
and 88, lot 1, 3,300 sq ft sew-
er, at 4 mills . 13 20
Academy of Visitation, min lot pt
of 86, 10,500 sq ft sewer at 4
mills . 42 00
K P Martin. H T McNulty's sub,
lot 15, 3,000 sq fit sewer at 4
mills
K P Martin, sub 14, H T Mc-
Nulty's sub, lot 1, 3,900 so ft
sewer at 4 mills .. .
12 00
15 60
J P Earley, sub 14, H T McNul-
ty's sub, lot 2, 1,100 sq ft sew-
er at 4 mills . 4 40
Adopted by the following vote
Ayes—Alda. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen, McEvoy
and Ryder.
Ald. Lagen offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That to pay for improving 12th St.
from Main street to Locust street Ken-
ety and McCann, contractor, in front of
and adjoining the same, a special tax
be and is hereby levied on the several
lots, and parts of lots, and parcels of
real estate 'hereinaLer named, situate
and owned. and for the several amounts
set oppasite each la: or parcel of real
estate, e,s follows:
Special assessment submitted Dec.
7th, 1896.
St. Luke M. E. church, city, n
466 ft, loot 467, 125.1 lin ft curb-
stone as 27c, $33.78: 307.78 sq
yds brick paving at $1.08 $332.
40 . $366 18
Ce•eeaa Levi, c:.ty, s 75 ft, lot
468a. 125.3 lin ft curbstone at
27c. $33.83: 307.78 sq yds
brick paving at $1.08, $332.40. 366 23
J P Sot c'ty. s 51 ft, :at 477a.,
124.7 lin ft curbstone at 27c,
$33.67; 307.78 sq yds brick
paving 10 $1.08, 3332.40. 366 07
Fred Weiss, F -t city, n 1-5. lot
478, 125.1 lin ft curbstone at
27c. $33.78: 307.78 sq yds brick
paving at $1.08, $332.40. 366 18
ssdopted by the following vote:
Ave,—Alda. Albrecht. Altman, Bauer,
Berg. Cullen, Dennert, Lagen, McEvoy
and Ryder.
Ald. Lagen offered the following:
taf Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That to pay for im-
proving West Main street from Main
street to Jones street by J. H. McDon-
ald, contractor, in front of and adjoin-
ing 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 bot or pircel of real estate, as fel-
lows •
Special assessment submitted
7th, 1896.
D. J. Hennessy, city, n% lot
536, 31 lin ft curbstone at 32c,
$9.92; 68.89 sq yds brick pav-
ing at $1.15, $79.22
Cecelia Adams, city, s 3t lot
536, 32 lin ft curbstone at 32c,
$10.24; 71.11 sq yds brick pav
ing at 81.15, $81.77 .. ......
John Bell Est, city, n % lot
537, 32 tin ft curbstone at 32c,
$10.24; 71.11 sq yds brick
Cecelia Adams, ci,ty s% lot51.77 •637
32 lin ft curbstone at 32c,
$10.24; 71.11, sq yds brick
paving at $1.15, 181.77 .. ..
Dec.
TM
89 14
92 01
92 01
92 01
J?er'gclui' Session, December 7, 1896. 313
/ A. M. Bush, city, lot 538, 64 lin
ft curbstone at 32c, $20.48;
142.22 sq yds brick paving at
$1.15, $163.55 ... 184 03
A M Bush, city, lot 539, 36 lin
A. M. ush, city, lot 539, 36 lin
ft curbstone at 32c, $11.52;
80 sq yds brick paving at
$1.15, $92 . .
P. McCullough, city, lot 539a,
28 lin ft curbstone at 32c,
$8.96; 62.22 sq yds brick pay
ing at $1.15, $71.55 .. ••80 51
A. M. Bush. city, e 102a ft lot
5. 403 lin ft curbs one at 32c,
$26.56; 180 sq yds brick pav-
ing at $1.15, $207 233 56
City of Dubuque, park, 173.5
lin ft curbstone reset at 5c,
$8.67; 913.11 sq y.ls brick
paving at $1.15, $1050.07 . 1058 74
Adopted by the following vote:
Aye's—Alas. Albright, Altman, Bau-
er, Berg, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen Mc-
Evoy and Ryder.
Ald. Lagen offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That to pay for im-
proving Jones street from West Main
street to east line of I. C. trarks at
depot by J. H. McDonald, coctractor,
in front of and adjoining the same, a
special tax be and is hereby levied on
the several lots. and parts of lots, and
parcels of real estate hereinafter named
situate and owned, and for the several
amounts set opposite each lot or parcel
of real estate, as follows.
Special assessment submitted Dec. 7,
1896.
A. M. Bush, city, e 102.9 ft, lot
540, 23.7 lin ft curbstone at
32c, $7.58; 94.22 sq yds brick
paving at $1.15, $108.35 .. ..$115 93
A. M. Bush. city, e 109.10 ft lot
541, 23.7 lin ft curbstone at
32c, $7.58; 94.22 sq yds brick
paving at $1.15, $108.35 115.93
City of Dubuque. park 88.5 lin ft
curbstone reset at 5c, $4.42;
John Ernsdorff & Son, block 11,
Dubuque Harbor Co. add, lot
1. 272.78 sq yds brick paving
at $1.15. 8313.70.. .. .... 313 70
J. H. Shield, sub 1 sub w1/2 b 10
Dubuque Harbor Co. add and
1/2 lot 1, 14.3 lin ft curbstone
reset at 5c, 71c; 57.56 sq yds
brick naving at $1.15 $60.43 .. 61 14
W. L. Bradley, sub 1 sub w 1/2 b
10, Dubuque Harbor Co. add,
and '4, lot 1, 14.2 lin ft curb-
stone reset at 5c. 70c; 57.56 sq
yds bric'k paving at $1.15,
$60.44 .. ... ... ........
244.11 sq yds brick paving at
$1.15. $208.72 . .. .. .. ...... 285 14
Dennis Smith, sub 1 sub w 1/2 b
10, Dubuoue Harb Co. add. lot
49.4 lin ft curbstone reset at
2, 3 lin ft curbvtone at 32c. 96c;
5c, $2.47; 81.70 sq yds brick
paving at $1.15, $93.95...... 97 38
1. C. R. R. Co., e % block 10,
Dubuque Harbor Co. add, 17
lin ft curbstone at 32c $5.44;
(redressing) $3.00 116 lin ft
curbstone reset at 5c, $5.80;
354 sq yds brick paving at
$1.15, $407.10.. .. .. ., 421 34
103 52 I. C. R. R. Co., e1, block 1,
Dubuque Harbor Co. add, 24
lin ft curbstone reset at 5c,
$1.20; 344 sq yds brick paving
at $1.15 $395.60 396 80
W. L. Bradley, sub w 1/2 block
1 Dubuque Harbor Co. add,
and 1/2 lot 17, (driveway) $1.00;
93.40 sq yds brick paving at
$1.15 $107.41. 108 41
J. H. Shield, sub w 1/2 block 1,
Dubuque Harbor Co. add and
1/2 lot 17, (driveway) $1.00;
93.40 sq yds brick paving at
$1.15, $107.41 .. . 108 41
Dubuque Street Railway Co.,
474.33 sq yds brick paving at
$1.15, $545.48 .. ••.. 545 43
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alds. Aibrncht, Altman,
Bauer, Berg, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen,
McEvoy and Ryder.
Ald. Lagen offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That to pay for im-
proving Wilber Lane from Grove Ter-
race south to Olive street by Geo. W.
Farley contractor, in front of and ad
joining the same, a 'special tax be and
is herb;; levied on the several lots
and parts of lots and parcels of real
estate herEin;cfter named, situate and
o .,ned, art for th Eseveral amounts set
owned, and for the 'several amounts set
tate, as follows:
Special assessment submitted Dec. 7,
1896.
S. Weigle, sub lot 687, city lot 4
150.2 lin ft curbstone at 25c.
837.55; 75 sq yds guttering at
25c, $18.75; 146.7 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30c, $11.01 ....$100 31
James Forrester, Sub lot 687
city, lot 3, 161.8 lin ft curb-
stone at 25c. $40.45; 79.4 sq
yds guttering at 25c, $19.85;
160 sq yds macadamizing at
30c, $48 . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 108 30
Louise Lang, sub 688 and pt 654,
city, lot 12, 37.7 lin ft curb-
stone at 25c, $9.42; 20 sq yds
guttering at 25c, $5.00; 51.5
sq yds macadamizing at 30c,
$15.45 .. .... .. .. ... ...... 29 87
A. Galliart, Central add, lot 1,
80 lin ft curbstone at 25c, $20;
61 14 37.8 sq yds guttering at 25c,
$9.45; 81.7 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 30c, $24.51 .. .. ...... 53 96
A. Galliart, Central add, lot 2,
62.5 lin ft curbstone at 25c,
$15.62; 27.8 sq yds guttering
at 25c, $6.95; 55.5 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30c, $16.65 .... 39 22
314 Regular Session, December 7, 1896.
W. FI. Duggan, Centred add, lot
3, 62.5 lin ft curbstone at 250.
$15.62, 27.8 sq yds guttering
at 25c, $6.95; 55.5 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30c, $16.65 .... 39 22
James Lee, Central add, lot 4,
61 lin ft curbstone at 250,
$15.25; 27.1 sq yds guttering
at 25e, $6.77; 54.2 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30c, $16.26.... 38 28
Jamee Lee, Central add, lot 5,
27.5 lin ft curbstone at 25c,
$6.87; 12.4 sq yds guttering at
25c, $3.10; 25 sq yds macadam-
izing at 30c, $7.50 .... ...... 17 47
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes -Aids. Albrecht, Altman,
Bauer, Berg, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen
McEvoy and Ryder.
,Ald. Lagen offered the following:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That to pay for im-
proving Edison street from Stafford
avenue to Althauser avenue, by Wilmer
Cook, contractor, in front of and adjoin
ins 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 oppo-
site each lot or parcel of real estate,
as follows:
Chas Otto, A Stines' add, lot 35
137.5 lin ft curbing at 30c
$41.25; 77.8 sq yds guttering at
30c, $23.34; 115.1 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30c, $34.53$ 99 12
Frank Menzel, A Stines' add, lot
36, 33.5 lin ft curbing at 30c,
$10.05; 20.6 sq yds guttetring
at 30c, $6.18; 36.6 sq yde macad-
amizing at 30c, $10.98 27 21
Frank Menzel, A Stines' add, lot
37, 46 lin ft curbing at 30c,
$13.80, 25.5 sq yds guttering
at 30c, $7.65; 35.8 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30c, $10.7432 19
Frank Menzel, A Stines' add., lot
38, 42.5 lin ft curbing at 30c,
$12.75; 31.1 sq yds guttering at
30c, $9.33; 35.8 sq yds macad-
amizing at 30c, $10.74 32 82
Peter Bensch, A Stines' add,
lot 39, 46 lin ft curbing at
30c, $13.80; ; 25.5 sq yds gut-
tering at 30c, $7.65; 35.8 sq
yds macadamizing at 30e,
$10.74. 32 13
Peter Bensch, A Stines' add,
lot 40, 46 lin ft curbing at
at 30c, $13.80; 25.5 sq yds gut-
tering at 30e, $7.65; 35.8 sq
yds macadamizing at 30c,
$10.74.. 32 19
Peter Bensch, A Stines' add,
lot 41, 46 lin ft curbing at
30c, $13.80; ; 25.5 sq yds gut-
tering at 30c, $7.65; 35.8 sq
yds macadamizing at 30c,
$10.74.... 32 19
William Weber, A Stines' add,
lot 42, 46 lin ft curbing at
30c, $13.80; ; 25.5 sq yds gut-
tering at 30c, $7.65; 35.8 sq
yds macadamizing at 30c,
$10.74. 32 13
Henry Mueller, A Stines' add,
lot 43, 46 lin ft curbing at
30e, $13.80; ; 25.5 sq yds gut-
tering at 30c, $7.65; 35.8 sq
yds macadamizing at 30c,
$10.74. 32 19
J & W Althauser, A Stines' add,
lot 44, 46 lin ft curbing at
30c, $13.80; ; 25.5 sq yds gut-
tering at 30c, $7.65; 35.8 sq
yds macadamizing at 30c,
$10.74.. 32 19
J & W Althauser, A Stines' add,
lot 45, 36 lin ft curbing at 30c
$10.80; 19.4 Esq yds guttering at
30c, $5.82; 26.4 sq yds macada-
mizing at 30c, $7.92 24 54
.1 Althauser, Althauser's add,
lot 10, 100.3 lin ft curbing at
30c, $30.09; 60.5 sq yds gutter-
ing at 30c, $18.15; 81.7 sq yds
macadamizing at 30c, $24.5172 75
J Althauser, Althauser's add,
lot 12, 111 lin ft curbing at
30c, $33.30; 63.9 eq yds gutter-
ing at 30c, $19.17; 93.3 aq yds
macadamizing at 30c. $27.99.. 80 46
G Gmehle, A Stines' add, lot 46
86 lin ft curbing at 30c, $25.80;
47.8 sq yds guttering at 30c,
$14.34; 66.9 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 30c, $20.07 60 21
G Gmeh:e, A Stines' add lot 47,
53 lin ft curbing at 30c, $15.90;
29.4 sq yds guttering at 30c,
$8.82; 41.2 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 30c, $12.36. 37 08
G Gmehle, A Stines' add, lot 48,
53 lin ft curbing at 30c, $15.90;
29.4 sq yds guttering at 30c,
$8.82; 41.2 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 30c, $12.36. 37 08
G Gmehle, A Stines' add, lot 49,
58 lin ft curbing at 30c, $15.90;
REGULAR SESSION DEC. 7, 1896
(OFFICIAL.)
29.4 sq yds guttering at 30c,
$8.82; 41.2 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 30c, $12.36. 37 08
A Paley, A Stines' add, lot 50,
53 lin it curbing at 30c, $15.90;
29.4 sq yds guttering at 30c,
$8.82; 41.2 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 30c, $12.36. 37 08
A Paley, A Stines' add, lot 51,
53 lin ft curbing at 30c, $15.90;
29.4 sq yds guttering at 30c,
$8.82; 41.2 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 30c, $12.36. 37 08
A Paley, A Stines' add, lot 52,
60 lin ft curbing at 30c, $18.00;
34.4 sq yds guttering at 30e,
810.32; 56 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 30c, $16.80. .. 45 12
G Hertner, A Stines' add, lot 53
139 lin ft curbing at 30c, $41,70;
79.4 sq yds guttering at 30c,
$23.82; 120.5 sq yds macada-
mizing at 30c, $36.15 101 67
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes -Aids. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen, McEvoy
and Ryder.
Ald. Lagen offered the following:
Regular Session, December 7, 1896. 315
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That to pay for im-
proving St. Mary's street from West
Srd street to Emmett skreet, by Ross
McMahon, contractor, in front of and
adjoining the same, a special tax be
and is hereby levied on the several
lots, and parts of lots and parcels of.
real estate hereinafter named, situate
and owned, and for tiie several amounts
set opposite each lot ar parcel of rail
estate. as follows:
P H Murray, St. Raphaei's add,
lot 2, 110 lin ft curbing at 29c
$31.90; 36 sq yds guttering at
29c, $10.44; 59.53 sq yds macad-
amizing at 32e, $19.05 $ 61 3)
P H Murray, St. Raphael's add,
lot 3, 50 lin ft curbing at 29c
$14.50; 16.67 sq yds gutter-
ing at 29c, $4.83; 27.22 sq yds
macadamizing at 32c $8.7128 01
Mrs. E. Treanor, St. Raphael's
add, lot 4, 50 lin ft curbing
at 29c, $14.50; 16.67 sq yds gut-
tering at 29c, $4.83; 2 7.7 8 sq
yds macadamizing at 32c,
$8.89 . 28 22
James Quinn, St. Raphael's add,
lot 5, 50 lin ft curbing at 29c
$14.50; 16.67 sq yds guttering
at 29c, $4.83; 28.60 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 32c, $9.15 28 4a
Mrs. E Treanor, St. Raphael's
add, lot 6, 50 lin ft curbing at
29c, $14.50; 16.67 sq yds gut-
tering at 29c, $4.83; 29.44 sq
yds macadamizing at 32c,
$9.42 28 75
E Corcoran, St. Raphael's add,
lot 7, 50 lin ft curbing at 29c,
$14.50; 16.67 sq yds guttering
at 29c, $4.83; 30.28 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 32c, $9.69 29 02
John Kenna, St. Raphael's add,
lot 8, 50 lin ft curbing at 29c,
$14.50; 16.67 sq yds guttering
at 29c, $4.83; 31.11 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 32c, $9.95 29 28
Wm Ducey, St. Raphael's add,
lot 9, 48.7 lin ft curbing at 29c
$14.12; 17.80 sq yds guttering
at 29c, $5.16; 31.94 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 32c, $10.22.. 29 50
P Linehan, St. Raphael's add,
n 21 1-2 ft lot 10, 21.5 lin ft
curbing at 29c, $6.23; 7.17 sq yds
guttering at 29c, $2.09; 14.10
sq yds macadamizing at 32c,
$4.51 . 12 83
Hanora, Nicol, St. Raphael's add,
s 28 1-2 ft lot 10, 21.9 lin ft
curbing at 29c, $6.35; 7.30 sq yds
guttering at 29c, $2.12; 10.50
sq yds macadamizing at 32c,
$3.36. 11 83
St. Mary's Academy, city n 1.2 ft
lot 602, 17.33 sq yds macada-
mizing at 32c, $5.54 5 54
St. Mary's Acadeany, City lot
lot 602a, 57.60 sq yds macada-
mizing at 32c, $18.43 18 43
St. Mary's Academy, City lot
603, 115.20 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 32c, $36.86 36 86
St. Raphael's Cathedral, city lot
605, 219.52 sq yds macadamiz-
ing at 32c, $70.24 70 24
Bishop's Residence, city lot 606,
109.63 sq yds macadamizing
at 32c, $35.08.... ... 35 08
Jane Mullen Est, city lot 607a,
124.97 sq yds macadamizing
at 32c, $40.00. . . . 40 00
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes -Aids. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Dennert, Cullen, Lagen, McEvoy
and Ryder.
Ald. Lagen offered the following:
Resolved by the City Council of the
City of Dubuque:
That to pay for improving Queen
street from Sanford street to Clinton
street by Steuck, O'Farrell & 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 herein-
after named, situate and owned, and
for the several amounts set opposiite
each lot or parcel of real estate, as fol-
lows:
Special assessment submitted Dec.
7th, 1896.
John Ja1 ring, Sanford's
sub, lot 1, 36.5 lin ft curbstone
at 27c, $9.85; 16.60 sq yds gut-
tering at 27c, $4.48; 51.60 sq
yds macadamizing at 21c, $13.-
93 . .. $ 28 26
John Jehring, sub 26 Stafford's
sub. lot 66, 20 lin ft curbstone
at 27c, $5.40; 9 sq yds gutter-
ing at 27c, $2.43; 24.44 sq yds
macadamizing at 27c, $6.60 14 43
Geo Ragatz, Stafford'•s add, lot
71, 30 lin ft curbstone at 27c,
$8.10; 13.30 sq yds guttering at
27c, $3.59; 36.60 sq yds mac-
adamizing at 27c, $9.88 21 57
Geo Ragatz, Stafford's add, lot
39, 50 lin ft curbstone at 27c,
$13.50; 22.20 sq yds guttering
at 27c, $6.00; 61.11 sq yds mac-
adamizing at 27c, $16.50 36 00
Herman Ohde, Stafford's add, s
1-2 lot 40, 25 lin ft curbstone
at 27c, $6.75; 11.10 sq yds gut-
tering at 27c, $3.00; 30.55 sq
yds macadamizing at 27c, $8.25 18 00
Mrs. H. Ohde, Stafford's add, n
1-2 lot 40, 25 lin ft curbstone at
27c, $6.75; 11.10 sq yds gutter-
ing at 27c, $3.00; 30.55 sq yds
macadamizing at 27c, $8.2518 00
Simon Schaetzle, Stafford's add,
lot 41, 51 lin ft curbstone at
27c, $13.77; 22.70 sq yds gutter
ing at 27c, $6.13; 62.33 sq yds
macadamizing at 27c, $16.8336 73
John Dettman, sub 42 and 43,
Stafford's add, lot 2, 50 lin ft
curbstone at 27c, $13.50; 22.20
sq yds guttering at 27c, $6.00;
61.11 sq yds macadamizing at
27c, $16.50. 36 00
Henry Pfotzer. sub 42 and 43,
Stafford's add, lot 1, 142.5 lin
ft curbstone at 27c. $38.47;
63.30 so yds guttering at 2Rc,
17.09; 174.17 sq yds macad'amiz
ing •art 27c, $47.02. 102 58
6
316 Reg It 8e88ion, December 7, 1896.
Henry Pfotzer, Stafford's add,
lot 44, 51.8 lin tt curbstone at
27c, 813.98 23.10 sq yds gutter-
ing at 27c, $6.24; 66 sq yds
.macadamizing at 273, $17.82 ,.
Ed Pfotzer, Stafford's add, lot
45, 50.5 lin ft curbstone at 27c,
$13.63; 22.40 sq yds guttering
at 27c, $6.05; 61.72 sq yds mac
a.damizing at 27c, $16.66
Ed Pfotzer, Stafford's add, lot
46a, 45.5 lin ft curbstone at
27c, $12.28; 22 sq yds guttering
at 27c, $5.94; 78.83 sq yds mac
adamizing at 27c, $21.28
Fred Neubauer, Jr, Stafford's
add. lot 46, 44 lin ft curbstone
at 27c, $11.88; 21.30 sq yds gut
tering at 27c, $5.75; 78.83 ,sq
yds macadamizing a.t 27c, 821.-
25
Fre,' Neubauer, Jr, Stafford's
add, s 1-2, lot 47, 25.3 lin tt
curbstone at 27c, $6.83; 11.25 sq
yds guttering at 27c, 83.03; 30.
90 sq yds macadamizing at 27c,
$8.34 ,
Nicholas Denell Est, Stafford's
add, n 1-2, lot 47, 25.3 :in ft
curbstone at 27c, $6.83; 11.25
sq yds guttering at 27c. $3.03:
30.90 sq yds macadamizing at
27c, $8.34. , 18 20
Nicholas Denell Est, Stafford's
add, s 1-2, loot 48. 25.3 lin ft
curbstone at 27c, 86.83; 1.1.25 sq
yds guttering at 27c, $3.03; 30.-
90 sq yds m:acad.amizing at 27c,
$8.34. 18 20
Henry Pfotzer, Stafford's add, n
1-2, lot 48, 25.3 lin ft curbstone
at 27c, 86.83: 11.25 sq yds gut-
tering et 27c. $3.03; 11.25 sq
30.90 sn yds macadamizing at
27c, $8.34 . 18 20
Henry Pfotzer. Stafford's add,
lost 49. 50.5 lin ft curbstone at
27c, $13.63; 22.50 so yds gutter-
ing at 27c, $6.07; 61.72 so vds
macadamizing at 27c. $16.66 36 36
Peter Kie,nP, Sr. Stafford's add,
tot 50, 70 lin ft curbstone at
27e. $48.90! 32.90 sq vds gut-
tering at 27c. 38.88: 109.75 sq
Yds macadaamizing at 27e, $29.-
63. 5741
F. and J. Thill, Stafford's add
lot 51. 68 8 lin fit curbstone at
27c, $18.57; 32.40 so vds gutter
ing at 27c, $8.74: 109.40 sq vds
macad,am.azinz at 27c. 829.54 56 85
Ed Pfotzer, Stafford's add, lot 52,
60.3 lin PI- curbstone at 27c,
P3.5R: 92 35 Fn vd„ metering
at 27c. $6.03; 61.48 so yds mac
adamizing at 27e. R16 R0
Fred Billow F1St. Stafford's add.
lot 53. 50 3 ii», ft curbstone at
27c, $13.58; 92.35 sq yds gutter-
ing at. 27c. $6.03: 61.48 so vds
macadamizing at 27c, $16.60 .. 36 21
Chas Billow. Stafford's add. lot
54. 50.3 lin ft curbstone at 27c,
$13 i;R: 22.25 sn vds guttering
air 27c. 86.03; 61.48 sn yds mac-
adamizing at 27e, $16.60 36 21
38 04
36 34
39 50
38 91
18 20
36 21
John Bulow, Jr, Stafford's add,
lot 55. 69.3 lin ft curbstone a.t
27c, $18.71; 32.40 sq yds gutter
ing at 27c, $8.74; 109.40 sq yds
macadamizing at 27c, $29.54 56 99
Chas. Stafford, Sr. Staoffrd's add,
lot 56, 68.8 lin ft curbstone at
27c, $18.57; 32.40 sq yds gut-
tering at 27c, $8.74; 100.40 sq
yds macadamizing at 27c, 329.-
54 . 56 85
Chas Stafford, Sr, Stafford's add,
lot 57, 50.3 lin ft curbstone at
27c, $13.58; 22.35 sq yds gut-
tering at 27c, $6.03; 61.48 sq
yds macadamizing at 27c, $16.-
60. 3621
Chas Stafford, Jr, Stafford's add,
lot 58. 50.3 lin ft curbstone at
27c, $13.58: 22.35 sq yda gut-
tering at 27c, $6.03; 61.48 sq
yds macadamizing at 27c, $16.-
60 . 36 21
Chas Stafford, Jr. Stafford's add,
lot 59. 50.3 lin ft curbstone at
27c, $13.58; 22.36 sq yds gut-
tering at 27c, $6.03; 61.48 sq
yds macadamizing at 27c, $16.-
60 . 36 21
Chas Stafford, Jr, Stafford's add
lot 60, 69.8 lin ft curbstone
at 27c, $18.84; 32.90 sq yds gut-
tering at 27c, $8.88; 109.40 sq
yds macadamizing at 27c, $29.-
54 . 57 26
Wm. Scharf, Stafford's add, lot
61, 70 lin ft curbstone at 27c,
$18.90; 47.12 sq yds guttering
at 27e, $12.72; 95.13 sq yds
macadamizing at 27c, 325.7057 32
Wm. Scharf, Stafford's add, lot
62, 50 lin ft curbstone at 27c,
$13.50; 33.31 sq yds guttering
at 27c, $9.00; 50 sq yds macad-
amizing at 27c, $13.50. 36 00
Herman Luchterhand, Stafford's
add, s 1-2 lot 63, 25 lin ft curb
stone at 27c, $6.75; 16.65 sq
yds guttering at 27c, $4.50; 25
sq yds macadamizing at 27c,
$6.75 . . . . 18 00
M R Stendebech, Stafford's add,
n 1-2, lot 63. 25 lIn ft curbstone
at 273, $6.75; 16.65 sq yds gut-
tering at 27c, $4.50: 25 so yds
macadamizing at 27c, 36.75. 18 00
E Frizloff, Stafford's add, lot
64. 50 lin ft curbstone at 27c,
$13.50; 33.31 Esa yds guttering
at 27c, $9.00: 50 sq yds macad-
amizing at 27c. 313.50. 36 00
C Mecklin berg, Stafford's add,
lot 65, 50 lin ft curbstone at
27c, $13.50; 33.31 sq yds gutter
ing at 27c. $9.00: 50 sq yds
macadamizing at 27c, 313.50 36 00
C Mecklinberg, Stafford's add,
lot 66. 81.5 1!n ft curbstone at
27e, $22.00: 54.31 an yds gut-
tering at 27c. $14.66; 81.50 sq
Yds macadamizing at 27e, $22.-
01 58 67
Nicholas Mettel, Mettel's sub. lot
24. 195 lin ft curbstone at 27c.
$52.65; 138.01 sq vds guttering
at 27c, $37.26; 210.33 sq yds
Regular Session, December , 7, 18116. 317
macadamizing at 27c, $56.77 146 68
J A Peryon, Mettel's sub, lot 6,
7.44 sq yds guttering at 27c,
$2.01; 17.11 sq yds macadam-
izing, at 27c, $4.62. 6 63
Nicholas Mettel, Mettel's sub,
:ot 16; 7.44 sq yds guttering
at 27c. $2.01; 11.00 sq yds mac-
adamizing at 27c, $2.97 . 4 98
Nicholas Mettel, Mettel's sub,
lot 23, 61.3 lin ft curbstone at
27c, $16.55; 49.97 .sq yds gut-
tering at 27c, $13.50; 75 sq yds
macadamizing at 27c, $20.25 50 30
Nicholas Mettel, Mettel's sub, lot
22. 50 lin ft curbstone at 27c,
$13.50: 33.31 sq yds guttering at.
27c, $9.00; 50 sq yds macadam-
izing at 27c, $13.50. 36 00
Nicholas Mettel, Mattel's sub,
lot 21. 63.5 lin ft curbstone at
27c. $17.14; 42.31 sq yds gut-
tering at 27c, $11.4.2; 63.50 oq
yds macadamizing at 27c, $17-
14 45 70
C H Meyer, Bellevue add, lot 5,
123.2 lin ft curbstone at 27e,
$33.26; 87.28 sq yds guttering
at 27c. $23.56; 133.00 sq yds
macadamizing at 27c. $35.91 92 73
J F Kenkel. Bellevue add, lot 14,
53.3 lin ft curbstone at 27c,
$14.39; 44.49 sq yds guttering
at 27e, $12.01; 68.61 sq yds
macadamizing at 27c, $18.52 44 92
C H Meyer, Bellevue add. lot 15,
50 lin ft curbstone at 27c, $13.-
50; 33.31 sq yds guttering at
27c. $9.00; 50 sq yds macad-
amizing at 27c. $13.50 36 00
7 F Kenkel. Bellevue add. lot
16, 50 lin ft curbstone at 27c,
$13.50; 33.31 sq yds guttering
at 27c, $9.00; 50 sq yds maead-
imizinr: at 27c. $13.50 36 00
C. H. Meyer, Bellevue add, lot
17, 50 lin ft curbstone at 27c,
$13.50; 33.31 sq yds guttering
at 27c, $9; 50 sq yds macadam-
izing at 27c, $13.50 .. .. .. $ 36 00
J. F. Kenkel, Bellevue add, lot
18. 50 lin ft curbstone at 27c,
$13.50; 33.31 sq yds guttering
at 27c, $9; 50 sq yds macadam-
izing at 27c, $13.50.. 36 00
C. H. Meyer, Bellevue add, lot
19, 50 lin ft curbstone at 27c,
$13.50; 22.20 sq yds guttering
at 27c, $6; 61.11 sq yds macad-
amizing at 27c, $16.50 . , .. 36 00
J. F. Kenkel, Bellevue add, lot
20, 50 lin ft curbstone at 27c,
$13.50; 22.20 sq yds guttering
at 27c, $6; 61.11 sq yds macad-
amizing at 27o, $16.50 , . .. 36 00
C. H. Meyer, Bellevue add, lot
21. 50 lin ft curbstone at 27c,
$13.50; 22.20 sq yds guttering
at 27c, $6; 61.11 sq yds macad-
amizing at 27c, $16.50 .. .
C. H. Meyer, Bellevue add, lot
23, 50 lin ft curbstone at 27c,
$13.50; 22.20 sq yds guttering
at 27c, $6; 61.11 sq yds macad-
36 00
amazing at 27c, $16.50 .. .. 36 00
J. F. Kenkel, Bellevue add, lot
24, 50 lin ft curbstone at 27c,
$13.50; 22.20 sq yds guttering
at 27c, $6; 61.11 sq yds macad-
amizing at 27c, $16.50 .. . , 36 00
C. H. Meyer, Bellevue add, lot
25, 50 lin ft curbstone at 27c,
$13.50; 22.70 sq yds guttering
at 27c, $6.13; 62.23 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 27c, $16.83 36 46
J. F. Kenkle Bellevue add, lot
26. 50 lin ft curbstone at 27c,
$13.50; 22.20 sq yds guttering
at 27c, $6; 61.11 sq yds macad-
amizing at 27c. $16.50 .. 36 00
C. H. Meyer, Bellevue add, lot
27, 50 lin ft curbstone at 27c,
$13.50; 22.20 sq yds guttering
at 27c, $6; 61.11 sq yds macad-
amizing at 27c, $16.50 .. .. 36 00
Frank Menzel Bellevue add, lot
28, 130.5 lin ft curbstone at
27c, $35.23; 72.60 sq yds gut-
tering at 27c, $19.60; 199.60 sq
yds macadamizing at 27c,
$53.89 .. .. .. .. 108 72
Steuck & O'Farrell, Bellevue
add, lot 30, 73.8 lin ft curb-
stone at 27c, $19.92; 45.90 sq
yds guttering at 27c, $12.39;
126.25 sq yds macadamizing
at 27c. $34.08 66 39
Steuck & O'Farrell, Bellevue
add, lot 31, 100 lin ft curb-
s'on•e at 27e. $27.00: 44.46 sq
yds guttering at 27c, $12.00;
122.22 sq yds macadamizing
at 27c, $33 .. .. .. .. ..
Steuck & O'Farrell, Bellevue
add, lot 32, 50 lin ft curbston
at 27ce $13.50; 22.20 sq yds
guttering at 27c, $6; 61.11 sq
yds macadamizing at 27c,
$16.50.. .. .. .. .. 36 00
Steuck & O'Farrell, Bellevue
add, lot 33, 50 lin ft curbstone
at 27c, $13.50; 22.20 sq yds
guttering at 27c, $6; 61.11 sq
yds macadamizing at 270,
$16.50 .. . .. .. .. .. 36 00
M R Staudebach, Bellevue add,
lot 34. 123 lin ft curbstone at
27c, $33.21; 71 sq yds guttering
at 27c, $19.17; 134.11 sq yds
macadamizing at 27o, $36.2188.59
J. F. Kenkel, Bellevue add, lot
56, 38.3 lin ft curbstone at
27c, $10.34; 25.30 sq yds gutter
ing at. 27c. $6.83; 38 en vds
macadamizing at 27c,$10.2627 43
C. H. Meyer. Bellevue add, lot
57, 40 lin ft curbstone at 27c,
$10.80; 26.70 sq yds guttering
at 27c, $7.21; 40 so yds ma-
cadamizing at 27o, $10.80 28 81
J. F. Kenkel, Bellevue add. lot
58, 40 lin ft curbstone at 27e,
$10.80; 26.70 sq yds guttering
at 27c. $7.21; 40 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 27c, $10.80
C. H. Meyer, Bellevue add, lot
72 00
28 81
318 Regular Session, December 7, 1896.
59, 40 lin ft curbstone at 27c,
$10.80; 26.70 sq yds guttering
at 27e, $7.21; 40 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 27c, $10.80 28 81
Fred Rathford, Sr., Stafford's
add, lot 67, 70 lin ft curbstone
at 27c, $18.90; 46.70 eq yds
guttering at 27c, $12.61; 70 sq
yds macadamizing at 27c,
$18.90.. .. .. .. 50 41
Fred C. Meyer, Stafford's add,
lot 68; 70 lin ft curbstone at
27c, $18.90; 46.70 sq yds gut-
tering at 27c, $12.61; 70 sq yds
macadamizing at 27o, $18.90 50 41
Henry W. Kruse, Stafford's add,
lot 69, 70 lin ft curbstone at
27c, $18.90; 46.70 sq yds gut-
tering at 27c, $12.61; 70 sq yds
macadamizing at 27c, $18.90 50 41
Henry W. Kruse, Stafford's add,
lot 70, 30 lin ft curbstone at
27e, $8.10; 20 sq yds guttering
at 27c, $5.40; 30 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 27c, $8.10 21 60
Henry W. Krw=e, Sanford's sub,
lot 65, 75.3 lin ft curbstone at
27c, $20.33; 42.70 sq yds gutter-
ing at 27c. $11.53; 68.53 sq yds
macadamizing at 27c. 818.50 . 50 36
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes -Alda. Albrecht. Altman, Bau-
er, Berg, Cullen. Dennert, Lagen Mc-
Evoy and Ryder.
Ald. McEvoy offered the fol:owing:
Resolved by the city council of the
city of Dubuque: That to nay for im-
nroving alley from 16th to 18th streets
between Maple street and Cedar street,
by Wilmer Cook. contractor, in front
of and adjoining the same a special tax
be and is hereby levied on the several
lots. and parts of 'ots. 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:
Wm McLaughlin, Sr., East Du-
hunue add., w 60 ft lot 315.
s7.4 sn vris macadamizing at
30c, 817.22: 110 cu yds grading
at 12 1-2c. 113.75 $30 97
Albert Benda. East Dubuque add
s 1-2 lot 314. 28.R sq vds ma-
cadamizing at 30c. $8.64: 55
cu vets grading at 12 1-2c, $6.87 15 51
Mc Steffen. Fast Dubuque add,
n 1-2.'ot 314. 28.8 so vds ma-
cadam?z'.'g at 36c. $8.64: 55
cu yds grading at 12 1-2c, $6.87 15 51
P Schlosser. East Dubuque add.
s 1-2 lot 313, 28.8 sq vds ma-
esdamizine at 30,. $8.64: 55
en vds grading at 12 1-2c, $6.87 15 51
Jos Matoons, East Dubuque add,
n 1-2 lot 313, 28.8 sq yds ma-
Pada.misln_P at 30e. $8.64: 55
cu yds grading at 12 1-2c. $6.87 15 51
Mare Bovie. Ra^t Dubuque add.
s 1-2 lot 312. 28.R sq vds ma-
cadamizing at 30e. $8.64: 55
cu yds grading at 12 1-2e, $6.87 15 51
I Josenh. Fast Dubuque add,
n 1-2 lot 312. 28.8 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30e, *8.64; 66
ou yds grading at 12 1-2c, *6.87 15 51
I Joseph, sub 311 East Dubuque
add, lot 2, 1.1 eq yds macad-
amizing at 30c, $.33; 2 cu yds
grading at 12 1-2, $.25 58
R Lewis, sub 311, East Dubuque
add, lot 1, 69.6 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30c, $20.88; 108
cu yds grading at 12 1-2c,
$13.50 34 38
Henry Stempel, East Dubuque
add, lot 356, 57.4 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30c, $17.22; 110
cu vds grading at 12 1-2c,
$13.75 30 97
Frank Zeman. East Dubuque
add, lot 357, 57.4 Esq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30c, $17.22; 110
cu yds grading at 12 1-2c,
$13.75 30 97
Jos Matoons, East Dubuque
add, lot 358, 57.4 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30c, $17.22; 110
cu Ads grading at 12 1-2c,
$13.75 30 97
Independent School District
of Dubuque, East Dubuque
add, lot 359, 57.4 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30c, $17.22; 110
cu yds grading at 12 1-2c,
$13.75 30 97
Independent School District of
Dubuque, East Dubuque add,
lot 360, 70.8 sq yds macada-
mizing at 30c, $21.24; 110 cu
yds grading at 12 1-2c, $13.75 34 99
J Kuback. East Dubuque add,
s 1-2 lot 310, 44.3 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30c, $13.29; 58.5
cu yds grading at 12 1-2c, $7.31 20 GO
A Hororka, East Dubuque add,
n 1-2 lot 310, 31 sq yds maead-
amizinz at 30c, $9.30; 58.5 cu
yds grading at 12 1-2c, $7.3116 61
A Diener, East Dubuque add,
lot 309, 57.1 sq yds macada-
mizing at 30c, ..17.13; 110 cu
yds grading at 12 1-2c, $13.75 30 88
A Lewis, East Dubuque add,
s 1-2 lot 308, 28.5 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30c, $8.55; 55
cu yds grading at 12 1-2 c,
$6.87 15 42
Geo Klein, East Dubuque add,
n 1-2 lot 308, 28.5 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30e, $8.55; 55
cu yds grading at 12 1-2 c,
$6.87. 15 42
F Manho8, Eaat Dubuque add,
s 1-2 lot 307, 28.5 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30c, $8.55; 55
$6u87ds grading at 12 1-2 c,
15 42
I Belsky, East Dubuque add,
n 1-2 tot 307, 28.5 sq yds ma-
cadamizing at 30c, $8.55; 55
ou yds grading at 12 1-2 c,
$6.87
M Kohn, East Dubuque add,
Iot 306, 57.1 sq yds macada-
mizing at 30c, $17.13; 110 cu
Yds grading at 12 1-2c, $13.75 30 88
E Penwanecher, East Dubuque
add, lot 361, 75.4 sq yds ma -
15 42
Adjourned Regular Seesion, December 17th, 1896. 319
cadamizi.ng at 30c, $22.62; 117
cu yds grading at 12 1-2c,
14.6237 24
E Penwanscher, Eest Du-
buque add, lot 362, 57.1 sq yds
macadamizing at 30c, $17.13
110 cu yds grading at 112 1-2c,.
13.75. 30 88
Poole & Stephens, East Du-
buque add, lot 363, 57.1 sq yds
macadamizing at 30c, $17.13;
110 cu yds grading at 12 1-2c,
13.75. 30 88
Poole & Stephens, East Du-
buque add, lot 364, 57.1 sq yds
macadamiuing at 30c, $17.13;
110 cu yds grading at 12 1-2c,
13.75. 30 88
A Penwansche, East Du-
buque add, lot 365, 57.1 sq yds
macadamizing at 30c, $17.13;
110 cu yds grading at 12 1-2,
13.75. . 30 88
Adopted by the following vote:
Ayes—Alda. Albrecht, Altman, Bauer,
Berg, Cullen, Dennert, Lagen, McEvoy
and Ryder.
Ald. Cullen moved to adjourn.
Carried.
of money borrowed during December,
1896, and recommended that warrants
be drawn for same, 1whieh was adopt-
ed.
PETrrIONS.
The following petitions were referred
to the street oomMitttee.
The petition of William Schwagler,
in relation to measurement of macad-
am.
The petition of Duffy & Maguire, at-
torneys or abutters on Catherine, An-
gella and Cox street in relation to Im-
provement thereof.
The petition of John Jhering for dam-
age to 'his property caused by the im-
provement of Queen street.
Petition of Mrs. August Lange, ex-
pressive of her dissatisfaction of the
improvement of Wilber Lane.
The petition of James ,McDonald et
al., asking permission. to erect a frame
barn, was referred to the committee on
fire.
The petition of John Hickey for an-
nulment of interest on special taxes,
was referred to the committtee of the
whole.
The communication of Dr.. Wieland
in regard to comipensation of the mem-
bers of the board of .health,and the opin
ion of City Attorney Knight in relation
thereto. Received and filed
The petition of Julius Wiedner in re-
lation to a claim against one of the
city employes. Received and filed.
The petition of Con Ryan, Jr., in An-
Approvedre-
lation to surplus material on Cox, gel.la and Catherine streets was refer-
red to the street committee.
The communication from the Dubu-
que Light and Traction Co., in relation
to special assessment received and
flied.
The ordinance in relation of exemp-
tion of taxes of the Dubuque Improve-
ment Co. action was postponed untill
the next regular session of the coun-
cil.
Committee Clerk O'Connell reported
for the street committee as follows:
In favor .of paying bills for fulling on
South Main and 16th street.
Mayor
Adjourned Regular Session Dee. 17th
1896.
(Official.)
Council met at 8:55 p. m.
Mayor Pro Tem Bonson in the chair.
Present, Alds—A1briCht, Altman,
Bauer, Berg, Bonson, Cullen, Dennert,
Lagen, McEvoy and Ryder.
The following hills were allowed.
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan,
grading Sheridan street.. .. ..$10 00
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan, grad
ing Goeth street.. 35 66
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan, grad
ing Strauss ave . ..... 68 70
Steusk, O'Farrell & Linehan, grad
ing Grace street.. ..... 99 16
Steuck, O'Farrell & Linehan grad
ing Headley Court.. ... 36 10
Blake & Blake, grading Bennett
street.. .. . .. 88 05
Chas Matz, sharpening tools for
street 4 95
Ald. Ryde, rchairman of the finance
committee, presented a list of amount
Also in favor of advertising for bid's
far dynamite, 60 kegs of powder and
1000 feet of fuse, more or less to be
delivered in such quantities as may be
required. Report adopted.
The opinion of City Attorney Knight
in regard to a street sprinking or-
dinance was referred to a special com-
mittee of five appointed by the mayor
as follows:
Ald. Dennert, Cullen,, Lagen ,Alt-
man and Berg.
RESOLUTION'S.
Ald. Altman offered the following:
Resolved, B ythe City Council of the
City of Dubuque: That an electric
light be placed on the corner of 12th
and Clay streets, as the same is
320 Special Se88ion, December 22nd 1896.
a .neoess i'ty to the traveling public,
which was refired to the ccrmmittee on
police and light.
Ald. Dennert offered the fallowing:
Be It 'Resolved by the City Council
of Jthe City of Dubuque: Whereas the
iron gas lamiposts distributed about
the city have remained for a consider-
able length of time unused for the pur-
pose of public lighting, and complaint
.has been made to the city authorities
that by reason of their disuse and be-
cause of their dismantled condition
they are being used as hitching pasts,
ect., and in consequence are obstruct-
ing public travel on the streets and
sidewalks, therefore be it
Resolved, 'That the street committee
be authorized to have all sof said lamp-
posts removed at the discretion of the
street committee, and moved its adop-
tion.
Ald. Ryder moved as an amendment
that the matter be postponed until
next .spring. The amendment was
carried by the following vote:
Yeas—,Aids. AFbrecht, Altman, Berg,
Cullen, Lagen and Ryder.
Noes—Aldls. Bauer, Dennert and Mc-
Evoy.
Ald. Lagen offered the following,
which was adapted:
Be it Resolved, By the City Council
of the City of Dubuque: That a space
of sixty feet of the street in front of
places of amusement and entertain-
ment, public and private, be kept free
from obstruction, and that carriages
and conveyances shall not occupy the
same only when at the arrival and de-
parture of the guests, and it shall be
the duty of policeman on such beats to
take charge of same, when notified.
Ald. Ryder moved that the repairing
of steam roller, and employing the en-
gineer and helper during the winter
be referred to the street committee with
power. Carried.
Ald. McEvoy ;proved that the matter
of draining fountain. on Cleveland ave-
nue be referred to the sewer oammittee.
Carried.
Ald. Lagen moved to adjourn.
Carried.
Attest;
Approved 189..
•SPECIAL SESSION DEC. 22, 1896.
(Official.)
Council met at 9:115 p. m.
Mayor Duffy in the chair.
Present, Aids. Albrecht, Altman,
Bauer, Berg, Bowan, Dennert, McEvoy,
and Ryder.
The mayor stated the object of the
meeting was to take action in regard
to filling on Charter and Water streets.
A:d. Bonson moved that Mulgrew &
Phillips be allowed 14 cents per cubic
yard for filling Water street and Levee.
Carried.
Ald. Ronson offered the following
resolution which was adopted:
Be It Resolved, By the City Council
of the City of Dubuque:, That, where-
as, the firm of Mulgrew & Phillips own
property lying north of Charter street
in this city and they are about to erect
and .maintain on said property houses
and other buildings to be used for the
storage of ice and other purposes and
to enable such firm to use said property
for said business it will be necessary
to have Charter street in the vicinity of
said property filled, therefore permis-
sion and authority is hereby given to
said Mulgrew & Phillips to fill said
Charter street from the public levee to
Water street and when Charter street
is so filled said Mulgrew & Phillips are
hereby given permission and authority
to use and occupy any or all of said
street from the public levee to Water
street for the purpose of erecting and
maintaining thereon temporary houses
for the storage of ,ince and other build-
ing to be used for the proper car-
rying on of said business, for the pe-
riod ,of ten years, and that the ordin-
ance committee of the council be and
is hereby instructed to draft an ordin-
ance and submit the same to the coun-
cil at its next regular session grant-
ing to Mulgrew & Phillips their suc-
cessors and assigns the right to use and
occupy Charter street from the public
levee to Water street for a period of
10 years from the date said ordinance
is passed upon the condition that said
Mulgrew & Philips shall proceed at
once to fill that part of .Oharter street
above named with suitable filling and
the said Mulgrew & Phillips their sue-
ceesors and assigns are to have the
right to remove all buildings erected by
them as herein contemplated at the ex-
piration of the said ten years and pro-
vided further that if at the expiration
of the said ten years the city of Du-
buque does not renew the grant made in
said ordinance it shall pay to said Mul-
grew & Phillips their successors and as-
signs
all filling which they sthe sum of 14 cents hall have ar cubic plat
ed in and upon said Charter street and
upon the completion of the work of till-
ing as herein contemplated the said Mul
grew & Philips are to receive from the
city of Dubuque the sum of 14 cents per