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1860 February Council ProceedingsFebruary 2, 1860 Hodgdon, Treanor, Quigley, Lane, Kauffman, Melhop, Chapline, Mitton, Matthews, Ham, King Petitions and Communications B Schulte on his claim J Jenkel, assessment too high Julia Lewis inability to pay her taxes Jacob Livingston City Court for violation of ordinance Mary McNamee representing herself to be a poor widow unable to pay taxes Mary Bushee, Council to remit taxes Bissell and Company bonds paid in scrip February 2, 1860 Hodgdon, Treanor, Quigley, Lane, Kauffman, Melhop, Chapline, Mitton, Matthews, Ham, King M McNamara, city order lost claims F Wedehaas assessment G Zumhoff, city bond pack ice on 3rd St levee Leonard Berge, Treasurer of Fire Company No. 1 interest on city bonds W C Mace holds an execution against the city Mark Murphy interest on taxes scrip in the hands of the treasurer Bissell and Co, policies of the City expire February 2, 1860 Hodgdon, Treanor, Quigley, Lane, Kauffman, Melhop, Chapline, Mitton, Matthews, Ham, King Tax receipts, interest paid F E Houghton, Notary Public of New York Protest of certain Central Island Bonds R Weston assessment Fanning and Langworthy relieved from Ferry license Officers of the St. Vincent de Paul use of basement room in Central Market for the use of the society salaries of city officers February 2, 1860 Hodgdon, Treanor, Quigley, Lane, Kauffman, Melhop, Chapline, Mitton, Matthews, Ham, King List of expenditures on the repairs of bridges and opening gutters Laborers Teams P O'Hard Thomas Harran J Boland Maurice Flynn George Webb General Fund Clerk of City Court expenses for jurors Benjamin Rupert City Sexton, number of burials February 2, 1860 Hodgdon, Treanor, Quigley, Lane, Kauffman, Melhop, Chapline, Mitton, Matthews, Ham, King City Attorney in favor of original ferry contract Fanning and Langworthy relinquish contract legal city indebtedness Samuels, Allison, and Crane relative to payment of bonds owned by Gelpcke, Kentgen, and Reichelt U.S. District Court C H Booth Garnishing tax payers, such a proceeding cannot be legally sustained February 2, 1860 Hodgdon, Treanor, Quigley, Lane, Kauffman, Melhop, Chapline, Mitton, Matthews, Ham, King Hear a petition from Eliza Hoskins, a poor widow, remission of taxes T Mason complaining of his assessment being too high M Allison, Central Market and lower market Reports of Committees A McCann bonds exchange for scrip reduce the principal interest special interest fund February 2, 1860 Hodgdon, Treanor, Quigley, Lane, Kauffman, Melhop, Chapline, Mitton, Matthews, Ham, King Bonds which would act with equal justice in every case Resolutions Resolved A McCann special interest fund orders principal of said bonds new bonds coupons scrip portion of taxes Contract or obligation of the City with M G Karrick May 15, 1857 James Crider February 2, 1860 Hodgdon, Treanor, Quigley, Lane, Kauffman, Melhop, Chapline, Mitton, Matthews, Ham, King Cancel the contract Indebtedness of the City to the Harbor Improvement Company and the Harbor Company Boundary lines between the 1st Ward and the 4th Ward Potter's Map of Dubuque City Main St, Bluff St 5th St Delhi Road Resolution in relation to the protection of the lower levee February 2, 1860 Hodgdon, Treanor, Quigley, Lane, Kauffman, Melhop, Chapline, Mitton, Matthews, Ham, King Harbor Company promise to find material taxes City Engineer General Fund School House Teachers Fund Kentgen Fund Special Interest City Court Wharfage Central Market School Orders Short Bonds Currency Scrip Evidences of City Debt scrip destroyed by burning Interest coupons February 2, 1860 Hodgdon, Treanor, Quigley, Lane, Kauffman, Melhop, Chapline, Mitton, Matthews, Ham, King Resolutions Memorialize to the General Assembly of the State of Iowa low lands and islands sloughs and ponds of water State grant and release all its title and interest Delinquent taxes liquidate amounts Gelpcke, Kentgen, Reichelt Kentgen Contract Winslow New York Proclamation to the Voters of the City of Dubuque to vote for or against the amendments to the present charter of the city Regulates a City Court Sections 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, and 36 February 2, 1860 Hodgdon, Treanor, Quigley, Lane, Kauffman, Melhop, Chapline, Mitton, Matthews, Ham, King Amended Charter Resolutions Resolved Public Grounds and Buildings Lot No. 602 on Bluff St City Attorney present suits on behalf of the City Insurance on the buildings owned by the City credit the premium on taxes School District Directors ensure the benefit of the District School Houses belonging to the City February 2, 1860 Hodgdon, Treanor, Quigley, Lane, Kauffman, Melhop, Chapline, Mitton, Matthews, Ham, King Presentation of Bills General Fund Henry Heeb Thomas Jenkle Edward Linehan F Dettmer printing J B Dorr Times Company McNear rent of lot for engine house February 9, 1860 Hodgdon, Treanor, Quigley, Lane, Kauffman, Melhop, Chapline, Mitton, Matthews, Ham, King Dubuque Harbor Company refused contract with Mayor work on the lower levee Herman Gelpcke Never a creditor has been treated so shamefully by his debtor honest debts Community abroad February 9, 1860 Hodgdon, Treanor, Quigley, Lane, Kauffman, Melhop, Chapline, Mitton, Matthews, Ham, King Herman Gelpcke, New York debts repairing levee