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1866 May Council ProceedingsMay 3, 1866 Thompson, Ryan, Lucas, Smith, Mulkern, Lembeck, Cummings, Hetherington, Bush, Jaeger, King Petitions Michael Ahern, gutter leading to Seminary Hill John Schultz, sidewalks on 14th St west of Bluff St Catholic Orphan Asylum Resolution to appoint John T Everett, City Engineer compensation L D Randall, Locust St from 1st St to 17th St macadamized assume a liberal share John W Smith Platt Smith, George S Matthews, W H Peabody cooperate with Street Committee special tax on property Horace Smead and attorneys Bissell, Shiras, Ballou, release lots from all claims of the City cancel any sales (tax sales) Petition of Ph E Huemmlar, Thuemmlar 16th St, Washington St, filled to grade or high water high lands down to Elm St P Kiene repair of alley north of Lucius Langworthy's Addition May 3, 1866 Thompson, Ryan, Lucas, Smith, Mulkern, Lembeck, Cummings, Hetherington, Bush, Jaeger, King Petition of J L Dickinson, pump in the public well 10th st between Jackson St and Washington St Fire Department Anton Dunnebecker, remission of taxes Ann M Langton, sidewalks Anna Drehouse Permission to erect a shanty in the street west of the Diamond House 4th Ward Aldermen Samuel J Cox plank sidewalks, 14th St between Main St and Washington St Petition of H Schueler, work on Lorimer Avenue, hill to Swind's Brewery Bush's residence Communication of Mr. Weihe, Council to write Dr. Johannes Roesing, Minister Resident at Washington City from the Republics of Bremen, Hamburg and Lubeck invited to Dubuque to read Petition of M M Walker, grade of Walnut St in A McDaniel's Addition Condition of Southern Avenue, recommending paving of hill Julia A Flannery sewer on Southern Avenue Horace Tuttle sidewalk from 1st Ward School House on Dodge St South Dodge St May 3, 1866 Thompson, Ryan, Lucas, Smith, Mulkern, Lembeck, Cummings, Hetherington, Bush, Jaeger, King Petition of Jacob Riner, alley between Washington St and Jackson St north of Couler Avenue, 22nd St paved John Suber hole or sink filled up on Jackson St north of Eagle Point Avenue Platt Smith, overflow lower end of Main st and the levee Iowa St and Jones St raised above high water mark Dubuque and Pacific Railroad Company and Dubuque Harbor Company R Sawyer and V J David, dig for Mineral in Park Hill Avenue George Burden and B B Richards repair sewer Austin Adams, grade in 11th St William Rudolph, sewer at intersection of Mineral St and 17th St to Main St sewer H A Wiltse, sidewalk built on 13th St from Clay St to alley P Morgan repairing sidewalk H Heeb against laying sidewalk on west side of White St between 18th St and Eagle Point Avenue Couler Avenue May 3, 1866 Thompson, Ryan, Lucas, Smith, Mulkern, Lembeck, Cummings, Hetherington, Bush, Jaeger, King Petitions H Markell, against sidewalk on Mineral St Samuel Elmer, Lake St from White St raised above high water mark Frank Talty, lamp lighter resolution to pay Daniel Moriarty for collection of taxes Account of Adolph Maak indebted to the City Claim of Mr. Korman for a coffin furnished for a pauper collected from property holders, cleansing alleys bridge at intersection of Mineral St and Ellis St Mineral St sewer Reports Central Market scales Henry Kroll, City Sexton interments in City Cemetery Wharfage of North Western Minnesota Packet Company William Hintrager money paid at city tax sale, refunded in like funds May 3, 1866 Thompson, Ryan, Lucas, Smith, Mulkern, Lembeck, Cummings, Hetherington, Bush, Jaeger, King Petition of Dewitt C Cram, attorney for Michael Hogan Bill of Allen Leathers Bill of B M Harger, bill of Daniel Ernst Petition of J Pfiffner taxes refunded Petition of John Blake sidewalk on Mineral St, 17th St to Center St in Finley's Addition Petition of Robb and Day 7th St, White St, outer slough bridge levee entire cost paid by property owners Petition of James McBride, sidewalk on 5th St from Nevada St to the County Road 5th St west of Bluff St, sewer Petition of William Keaugh, remonstrance of Thomas Yates vacation of an alley in Quigley's Addition Petition of Michael Martin, sidewalk on Washington St 16th St and 15th St from Elm St to Clay St May 3, 1866 Thompson, Ryan, Lucas, Smith, Mulkern, Lembeck, Cummings, Hetherington, Bush, Jaeger, King Petition of Thomas Kavanaugh for sidewalks on Locust St from 1st St to Southern Avenue Petition of C H Gregoire, sidewalk laid on 5th St sidewalks laid on each side of Alpine St from 5th St to Julien Avenue John T Everett Grade of 14th St and White St 14th St from McDaniels Subdivision to Walnut St condition of Bee Branch Bridge, Eagle Point Sewer County Board of Supervisors fence around Sexton's house, erection of a privy House of Refuge salaries of city officials Martin Mulhall as Deputy Marshall closing of the Bone House of Mr. Frith in Langworthy Hollow Sanitary Committee to confer with Butchers suitable place for public slaughterhouses Claim of Middleton Savings Bank May 3, 1866 Thompson, Ryan, Lucas, Smith, Mulkern, Lembeck, Cummings, Hetherington, Bush, Jaeger, King Resolution authorizing the Finance Committee to have Iowa St between 2nd St and the Railroad Depot graded and macadamized Resolution to cause the alleys between Bluff St and Clay St from 1st St to 12th St Weihe, Dr. Johannes Roesing, Minister Resident of Washington sidewalks on Alpine St from Julien Avenue Recorder to issue a venire for a jury to assess damages Grading and macadamizing 1st St from Main st to Iowa St Southern Avenue sewer at intersection of Bluff St and Dodge St Jefferson st sidewalk Raise Bluff St between 9th St and 10th St 11th St between Spruce St and Walnut St Sanitary Committee to employ scavengers? for each ward J P Hargus, William Rebman assistant deputy marshal May 3, 1866 Thompson, Ryan, Lucas, Smith, Mulkern, Lembeck, Cummings, Hetherington, Bush, Jaeger, King Tellers ballot William Rebman and votes for J P Hargus Sanitary purposes Sell stalls in market houses remove fence of county fair grounds from Eagle Point Avenue remove boxes and other obstructions from streets and sidewalks examine the work on Langworthy Hollow road Paying of Peter Mem Residence of David Lick, cost of property owners sidewalk on Jackson St from Eagle Point Avenue to 22nd St Marshal to lay sidewalk from Mrs. Stiners property on Couler Avenue to Mr. Klingenburg's store Resolution in relation to dogs of the city, confined Mayor proclamation Mrs. Mark Murphy place for a hog pound May 3, 1866 Thompson, Ryan, Lucas, Smith, Mulkern, Lembeck, Cummings, Hetherington, Bush, Jaeger, King Special tax for costs of laying down sidewalk Mayor to administer the oath of office to John T Everett, elected City Engineer approve official bond Bill of F A Gniffke, printing Manion and Kelly Asa Roberts T O Sullivan R Bennett Hutchinson and Harutz T M Faherty Philip McCabe John McGrath W Carrott Street laborers Allen Leathers N Komer John Pins W Wadby Martin Cap Theo Meyer Al Van Halter James Mahnon John Puls F Schulselburg Charles Glap John Rankin Anthony Van Halter Thomas Wadby John McCoy Ernest Blank Sundry teamster bills Bills Chris Klunes Boland and Connor Moran and LaPage B Monahan Hetherington and Brothers M Dunn C J McDonough John H O'Neill B M Harger Mrs. J E Kleine May 3, 1866 Thompson, Ryan, Lucas, Smith, Mulkern, Lembeck, Cummings, Hetherington, Bush, Jaeger, King Bills Walter Bourke J H Thompson Mr. Munger Mets and Schaffle G R Clark J T Everett B Pettibone B Othly P Teahen Boland and Connor John Cooney John Marring Kellyhouse M Hardy M Dunn J T Everett W Jordon Owen Hardy J P Hargus Patrick Maley John Brown Frank Talty M Oswald Howard and McArthur J Mehring Mrs. Drehouse, John McCoy Thomas M Faherty Engineer to survey and plat lot No. 703 showing each owners property and to return plat Harbor Master, Power, wharfage May 8, 1866 Thompson, Ryan, Lucas, Smith, Mulkern, Lembeck, Cummings, Hetherington, Bush, Jaeger, King Chief object in calling the meeting Resolution in relation to storing benzole and other explosive articles Ordinance for better protection against fires considered section by section keep oils on sale in tin cans store barrells of coal or keosene oil quantity of coal oil lawful to be stored at any one time car load storing oil underground May 8, 1866 Thompson, Ryan, Lucas, Smith, Mulkern, Lembeck, Cummings, Hetherington, Bush, Jaeger, King permit underground storing of coal oil car load An Ordinance for the better protection of the property and lives of the people against fire sidewalk on Eagle Point Avenue from Klingenburg's store to the bridge leading to the 5th Ward School House Fire Companies of the City manufacturers and dealers in fire engine hose Build cisterns at custom house Bill of George Kieck, stone steps Market House Election at City Court room for Chief and Assistant Engineer blinds to be put on windows of the Sexton's House Thomas Phillips