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W Roll_05 Part 3February 25, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Resolved Berry Playter and Co 5th Ward School House contract Committee to examine public schools Mayor to subscribe to the Emigrant Agency Association Resolution Resolved Engineer run a boundary line between 1st Ward and 4th Ward February 25, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Resolution Resolved special tax on White Street, 7th St to 8th St curbing sidewalks defray the cost of improvement William Borgant J Ogilby Pelan and Anderson Charlotte Corriell Resolved Marshal repair well in front of City Hall Michael Conner elected policeman W H Robinson power of attorney February 25, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Mayor to purchase a town clock and bell for the City Hall Resolution Resolved plat of the alley running from Air Hill to the old corporation line between 8th St and Julien Avenue be and is hereby adapted Venire jury to assess damages from opening alley Clock for 2nd Story of City Hall Council Room Bills Martin Kiernan depositing earth on Bluff St, 4th St and 5th St N C Ryan powder fuse Dennis Murphy work in Court Room James Murphy lamp post Johnson and Ryan Clay St 3rd Ward School House February 25, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Bills C Walsh and J Boland macadamizing White Street 5th St, 6th St J Murphy hauling safe J K Hitchcock dry good boxes J Boland 14th St sewer Patrick Tilay cords of rock Locust St and Jones St Michael Dorey Alpine Street B Flynn rock broken by laborers Resolution Resolved no smoking in the Council Room February 25, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb . February 22, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Board of Trade ferry between Dubuque and Dunleith B J O'Halloran Supervisors of Jo Davies County, Illinois at Galena rates of ferriage Resolution W J Barney Emigrant Agency Association City Treasury February 22, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Resolution Subscribe $1000 to assist the Dubuque Emigrant Association in defraying expenses March 1, 1858 Petitions Thomas Yates open Henion Street M Dewald, drayman carcasses of dead animals on 7th St endanger the health of the city March 1, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Petitions Philip Sage Dewald Mathew McNear, residents of the 1st Ward change of boundary line between 1st Ward and 4th Ward Communication of D S Wilson in the city paper, Express and Herald March 1, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Reports Engineer 14th St sewer Main St Pine St George Webb Temporary fence on each side Eliza M Rodgers, teacher in the public schools salary March 1, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Eliza M Rodgers, teacher in the public schools salary Board of Education donation travel around the corner of 1st St and Locust St sidewalks of Mrs. Seire J P Evans, Marshal March 1, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Notice to F Weigel, ground on Julien Avenue Notices of special taxes on opening of Windsor Avenue A Levi township Edward Pfotyer Charles Stafford William Lawther J P Evans City Collector, certified copy of the assessments Maturity of bond to W H Robbins March 10, 1856 March 1, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb A Gillespie John Adam Koch Sexton Report, interments in the cemetery Bill of Sheridan for loss on city scrip location of 50 lamp posts Bluff St Locust St White St March 1, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb location of 50 lamp posts Court House Iowa St Clay St Odd Fellows Hall Alley between Bluff and Locust P A Lorimer Locust St 10th St 11th St 13th St Bluff St Couler Ave A Keesecker's Charles Roses Eagle Point Avenue J J E Norman House of Refuge March 1, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Report on House of Refuge patients improving fast Health Officer and nurses Proposition of M Wierman, 50 lamp posts bonds due April 1, 1859 in New York Petition of M McNear curbing J Ogilby city scrip Resolutions Mrs. Louisa Axly, Lot No. 43 in Kelly's Subdivision Stone troughs put under the spouts of the Market House March 1, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Stone Troughs 1st Ward Market House water through spouts Resolutions Temporary sidewalk Locust St 1st St to Dodge St Fire Department bills Couch and Gilbert stationary Otto Van Dochran S U Carpenter loss on scrip Henry Kroll digging graves Johnson and Ryan Main St and Locust St 1st St to Jones St John Hurley lower Market House P Gill Bluff St McDaniels Property A Jungk curbing on Main St E Linehan March 1, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Resolution bids for troughs for 1st Ward Market House\ Marshal to send Mrs. Lacrosse to Chicago Provisions for House of Refuge March 8, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Petitions Ward and Monahan loss on city scrip, Spruce St sidewalks J C Jennings and others plank sidewalks on Mineral Street near Coats Spice Mill Michael Cosgrove, Julien Avenue Abry and Guthrie settlement for contract on Central Market, City Hall Rague architect Ira Hanson grade of Rose St and Race St J Rosenbaum sale of lots for delinquent city taxes J B Dorr and Company fill cisterns March 8, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb J B Dorr cisterns corner of Main St and 5th St A McDaniel curbing in front of his property John Clifford for use of City Hall for benefit hall Kyran Gorman Claim of Johnson and Ryan 3rd Ward School House J P Evans fencing in 14th St sewer Elm St, Pine St March 8, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Fencing in 14th St sewer George Webb Monthly report of the Auditor for February Grade of Rising Avenue plat of date February 15, 1858 Payment of Claim of Henry Miller Dubuque Harbor Improvement Bonds October 14, 1857 J L Langworthy and brothers March 8, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Langworthy Brothers Claim of Henry Miller paid J O'Meara petition for sidewalks on Washington St 11th St, 14th St Clay St plank sidewalk Berry, Playter and Co 5th Ward School House Resolutions supplies for House of Refuge March 8, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Salaries of Officers Resolutions Revision of Market Regulations Market Ordinances, public grounds Land from Jackson Square Privy for City Hall J Boland macadamizing 5th Ward C Walsh 17 cords J B Waddick basement of lower market W E Minot paiting signs for City Hall H Van Valkingburg firemen and City Council George Koch Barr and Co, oil cloth and other articles John C Gain blacksmith work for street commissioner Andrew and Treadway John Chamberlain, House of Refuge M Weisman gas for Engine House March 8, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Engineer estimate of amount of rock by laborers Eagle Point Avenue White st John Bittman printing Communications Claim of Rawdon, Wright, Hacth, and Edison Finance Committee N A McClure and others, Horse Railraod Charter March 8, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Horse Railroad ordinances An Ordinance to provide for carrying persons and travellers in the City of Dubuque J C Goodhue omnibus privilege Street Commissioner Bills M Harran bill Resolution Chief Engineer of the Fire Department purchase oil March 15, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Petitions J G Zimmerman and other property holders on Washington Street 11th St and 14th St Clay St Washington St Temporary plank sidewalks J Boland on 14th St sewer A Kaufman and Stobel and Rath on macadamizing Clay St 6th St McDonough and Williams, macadamizing White St between 7th St and 9th St Johnson and Ryan city scrip Patrick Walsh , temportary plank sidewalks 17th St to Eagle Point Avenue March 15, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Reports of Officers Survey of Eagle Point Avenue Burton's Addition to the corporation line 5th Ward system of grade for the cemetery Natural diversity of surface in that plat of ground Variety of ornamental monuments interments delicate matter to alter the grades keeping the streets, avenues and alleys free from brush and weeds March 15, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Grades for cemetery George Webb Taking of sand from Jackson Square J B Waddick filling basement of lower Market taking sand from the square Repair of Main St macadamizing 1st St to 8th St B Mohan, Street Commissioner curbing around lower Market Claim of Michael Cosgrove removal of dirt on Julien Avenue March 15, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb B Mohan Street Commissioner Inner slough between 2nd St and 3rd St John Bittman publishing proclamation of the mayor Subscription to Staats Zeitung Claim of U S Trust Company of New York payment of semi-annual interest on $200,000 city bonds issued to the Dubuque and Pacific Rail Road Company County Clerk April 10, 1856 March 15, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb U S Trust Company bill correct city scrip not taken John Adam Koch Committees An Ordinance for carrying persons and travellers in the City Omnibus privilege J C Goodhue March 17, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Reports of Committees Claims Street Commissioner bills, employment of foremen and clerks Pay of lamplighter increased Petition of James Murphy March 17, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Claim of Thomas Ward work done on Spencer Street Street Commissioner use of private property holders not allow loss on scrip Claim of James Murray for loss of horse cut Julien Avenue March 17, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Claim of James Murray loss of horse Claim of Dennis Ganghan for loss of horse 14th St sewer Goughan left horse on the street at an unseasonable hour of the night and without hitching him to something to keep him safe Sections 21 and 22 of ordinance in relation to streets and sidewalks March 17, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Petition of Michael Ryan wood at 1st Ward School House J C Jennings plank sidewalk made on Mineral Street property holders opposed to improvements Abry and Guthrie settlement Central Market Building public grounds March 17, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Abry and Guthrie Arbitration John F Rague architect of building F Weigel proposition, purchase ground between street and property Julien Avenue Lorimer House stip of land belonging to city M Mullen Plapp and Weigel Brennan S M Langworthy H Hollingsworth March 17, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Finance Funding of City Scrip bonding at 90 cents on the dollar, 10 per cent interest stop to speculation Resolution Resolved March 27, 1858 issue of bonds for city scrip March 17, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Printing bills Supplying the city with water estimates supply water at the corner of the streets through hydrants protection against fire and supplies families with water Erection of a reservoir near Dodge Street small engine pipes 14th St, Bluff St to Jackson St Neighborhood of Eagle Point Messrs Cain and Can Spring of the Catfish March 17, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Spring of the Catfish Creek conduct it to the City through wooden pipes Supplying the city with water Examination of the springs Water Companies W R Hopkins C H Booth C A Lull John Parker John Hurley March 17, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Reports of Committees Petition of B Sheridan loss on scrip Contract on Windsor Avenue cash payment March 17, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Mayor's purchase of wood George Zumhof L Nightingale Communications D M Cooley on sidwalks in front of Lot No. 314 and Lot No. 309 Claim of John Hurley Proposition of M Wierman, lamp posts March 17, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Resolutions 50 lamps to be put up Dubuque Western Rail Road company Extension of time for connection of depots Dubuque County Dubuque and Pacific Railroad Company Compensation of City Collector basement of City Hall, armory for use of the City guards March 17, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Armory for City Guards Resolutions Bridge over slough on Jones street Sidewalks on Bluff St, Jones St to Dodge St notify property holders Sidewalks on Washington Street between 11th St and 14th St 12th St and 13th St between Clay St Increase in pay of Street Commissioners men March 17, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Polls for election of municipal officers 4th Ward in the Lorimer House, corner of 8th St and Bluff St Judges and Clerks of April Election L L Wood, Wm Stratton, George Cummings, G R Foster, R O Anderson Resolutions Emigrant Association subscription J F Rague and the Daily Times S Sanderson House of Refuge H L Cooper E Linehan M Beaubien Bills L D Thomas walls of St Cloud Hotel A Jaeger spikes M Liddy r S Fanning and Co for Powder, digging well House of Refuge Barr and Co George Webb Engineer March 17, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Bills George Zumhof wood for poor and school houses M Wierman street lamps Andrew and Treadway pipes for House of Refuge Wm Churchill A Jaeger City Hospital G L Nightingale Am Express Co A Jordan H Jordan grading Iowa Street 14th St, 15th St March 22, 1858 Petitions M Hogan on Pay of Board of Patients at Hospital scrip cash March 22, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb J A Koch salary as auditor A Williams and others purchase 20 acre tract of ground west of cemetery market houses and public grounds E Sullivan bear expenses to Amboy on the Illinois Central Railroad destitute and unable to work in the city Faherty and Gray lamp posts John McLaughlin pay of teams and carts John Coan laying plank sidewalks Chief and Assistant Engineer of the Fire Department unprotected state of new City Hall and 3rd Ward School House cisterns March 22, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb supply of water for City Hall cistern holding 400 barrells of water J B Howard C H Bowman Fire Department Committee on pumps, wells, and cisterns Bill of J F Rague Erection of Central Market House superintending and drawing plans and specifications of the above building John Adam Koch March 22, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Auditor Dubuque Times Company, publishing notice Daily Times Marshal lumber in Jones Street Bridge Jones Street Harbor Company Harbor Improvements Resolution Dubuque Harbor Company use the bridge across the slough in Jones Street Rail Road Avenue March 22, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Marshal on Jones Street Bridge J P Evans Claims Mark Beaubien carrying a case of small pox to the City Hospital Profiles of Rose St and Race St George Webb Kelly's Addition alley F Gottschalk assess damages by opening alley March 22, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Assess and apportion the following described property Alley in Kelly's Addition Silas Brown I M Hanison S M Kyne Sam C Kearsley R S Silena J Gunn jury notify property holders Arbitrators between Abry and Guthrie, contractors for City Hall March 22, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Arbitrators with Abry and Guthrie construct Market House and City Hall in the 3rd Ward contract between firm and City Council $42,500 when the building has been completed John F Rague David Armstrong March 22, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Settlement with Abry and Guthrie Bill of Edward Linehan J Boland Claim on extension of 14th St sewer Jeremiah Boland build side walls House of Refuge committee March 22, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb House of Refuge Sanford Sanderson order drawn on Treasury Report of the Printing Committee Majority Report North West Newspaper contract Rates of Advertising in the North West March 22, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Majority Report of Printing Committee The Tribune and National Democrat Each square Each additional square 75 cents per square double rates March 22, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb City Incorporation Advertisements Wrong to charge men with improper motices for entertaining different opinions as to the construction of language charged extra for special advertisements City Printing Bill North West publication Platt Smith, A Gillespie Minority Report March 22, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Investigate City Printing Minority Report North West newspaper, Official Paper 75 cents for each insertion of the same square Advertisements in a special column Business column large amount of improvements and directed liberally to railroads and other internal improvements March 22, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Minority report of the printing committee Official paper City Scrip which is so low in the market city printing done in the business columns N A McCLure March 22, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Communications Alfred Cornell Alfred Comet proposing a plan for decorating City Hall C Walsh sale of city scrip for work done for the City Resolutions Municipal Election in the 2nd Ward held at Court House Judges and Clerks Wm P Allen, J Walsh, F Shoemaker Otto Rothlander, A N Fuller Finance Settlement with J L Langworthy and Brothers Paid due interest New York Central Island Company March 22, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Resolution Resolved polls be held at the new Market House Polls for election in the 5th Ward Antony Herb's brewery Judges H McKinnly, Charles Rose Doctor Bengal George Rath, F Ries City Collector for collecting taxes and setting up his books Claim of Johnson and Ryan M O'Conner, Janitor of the City Hall Harbor Improvement Co Peosta House P Fanning, A McCann, Ed Keas Den Langton, M B Mulkern Bills H C Pierce Deputy Marshal Soap, Sugar and other supplies for House of Refuge B F Davis March 22, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Bills Andrew Cummings, House of Refuge W Todd, J Todd Adam Werner, hauling 7 loads of wood Patrick Tibay B Flynn P Cavanagh G W Bond Fire Department Rock broken in the 1st Ward Bills of Daily Tribune, North West printing Gas Company, street lamps March 25, 1858 Claims for loses on scrip Booth and Shine lumber March 22, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Loss on Scrip A McCann Johnson and Ryan A Jordan, H Jordan, C Walsh H L Stout Berry, Playter and Anderson M Schunk Fred Mall Joseph Decker Thomas Cavanaugh Light Street Sewer, east of Iowa St March 22, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Reports on City Printing Minority Report Resolutions North West Tribune, Staats Zeitung, and National Democrat Auditor for examination Petition Henry Grimm, loss sustained on scrip Foreman for Street Commissioner Scrip received for wharfage Dubuque and Minnesota Packet Company Central Improvement Company bonds Abry and Guthrie Claim against the City March 29, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Resolutions No petitions for improvements or any other purpose, except such as relate to the settling of old business, be received or presented laid over until the incoming of the new board Petitions John Mulligan against appointment of James Walsh as one of the Judges of the election some other person in his place who will do justice to the candidates and voters Thomas Ward paid in scrip, grading sidewalks on Spruce Street Catharine Flynn, grant the use of City Hall for a benefit ball Frederick Beck election in the 5th Ward, held at the public school house March 29, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Petitions Henry Sonntag and Peter Oeth, grant priviledge of digging a well in front of their property at the corner of Couler and Eagle Point Avenue 5th Ward Cooley and Robinson, assignees James Borland and Co curbing 7th St, front of Lot No. 757 Joseph Bently and other property holders in Cox's Addition refund the taxes paid on certain lots Committee on Claims S Sanderson, loss on scrip House of Refuge Reports of Officers Memorial to General Assembly on filling sloughs D S Wilson present to Senate Legislature to grant right Topographical Bureau of Washington, government could cease dredging in the sloughs Attorney General of the U. S. March 29, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Report of Auditor on settlement with Abry and Guthrie Award of the Arbitrators contract for building Central Market House decline final settlement Cash contract City Scrip City Bonds 7th Street Improvement Co vouchers March 29, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Auditor on Settlement with Abry and Guthrie City Bonds above mentioned price on books Loss on scrip Auditor on printing bill North West Tribune, National Democrat, Staats Zeitung March 29, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Auditor on printing bill North West printing overcharge Tribune National Democrat more than claimed in the bill Iowa Staats Zeitung paper had not been ordered by the Council to do any printing March 29, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb John Adam Koch Bill of John Bittman (Staats Zeitung) referred to City Attorney Bill of H J Cooper, plank sidewalks on Locust Street special tax levied on property Flour on hand belonging to the city 113 half sacks, 68 quarter stacks Flour is stored in Mueller's building, corner of Iowa and 6th Street J P Evans Edward Sullivan sufficient funds to take himself and family to Amboy on the Illinois Central Railroad Curbing done in front of E Spottswood property on Locust March 29, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb P Kiene was Marshal A McCann contractors balance due Remitting all taxes J P Evans An Ordinance supplemental to An Ordinance granting to certain persons the right to construct certain Horse Railroads in the City September 14, 1857 March 29, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb D S Wilson, Ex-Mayor memorial to the Legislature on the subject of filling the sloughs Dubuque Delegation Express and Herald, no intention of censuring the Council Resolutions Kindly friendship between D S Wilson and Council will continue to exist Claims Widow Brunner remission of taxes March 29, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Grades of Rose St and Race St grade book Communications Johnson and Ryan claim loss on city scrip Paving and macadamizing Clay St 7th St and 12th St John Hurley loss on scrip Central Improvement Co, flag stones on Central Improvement Levee Ring botts Resolutions Harbor Improvements Resolutions Berry, Playter and Co heating the 5th Ward School House with furnace March 29, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Resolutions Jeremiah Boland per perch in city scrip extension of 14th St sewer Rock-breaking stopped Printing of memorial to Legislature General Assembly official paper Department at Washington Col. Albert Bills A Levi cost of repairing cistern Firemen at Barney's fire E Sullivan laying sidewalk B Flynn Gas House Andrew and Treadway tools per Street Commissioner Knapp, Stout and Co for lumber March 29, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Henry Kroll burying 3 bodies Marshal and Deputy John Chamberlain repairing cisterns, calaboose M Hogan boarding patients at hospital B P Power and Co use of team at House of Refuge P McMahon hauling dead animals E W Nagle horse wagon J P Evans E Linehan J Boland P Cavanaugh J Pichell William Lonergan Rock broken in 5th Ward H H Heath printing, John Flynn April 1, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Resignation of Policeman Meyers James Murphy fill vacancy Boslater and Fouts grant permission to fence in lots 151-153 Custom House M Dunn amount due James Boland curbing Resolutions Settlement with Abry and Guthrie building of City Hall April 1, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Claim of J A Koch for loss on scrip salary as Auditor A Jordan and H Jordan loss on scrip copy of contract Petition of A Williams and others asking the Council to purchase 20 acres of ground of A Levi for an addition to the cemetery John Flynn for scattering lime through various parts of City Petition of M Hogan, keeper of Hospital April 1, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Petition of M Hogan, keeper of Hospital, could not afford to board patients for city scrip Committe on Market Houses, copies of lease of the Saloon basement of City Hall Rehl and Schneider Middle Saloon, Henry Heeb Resolution Officers make reports April 1, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Bills J H Thedinga rent of Council Room B Flynn cords of rock for macadamizing rock broken by laborers in the 1st Ward and in 5th Ward Chamberlain salary supplies for House of Refuge April 1, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Fit up and furnish new Council Room W O Dibol borrowed from J P Evans compensation for loss on scrip Marshal, Treasurer, Engineer, Street Commissioner, Auditor, Health Officer, Mayor and Clerk April 6, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Resolution Attorney draw up Ordinance regulating the license of Hacks within the City Petitions Edward Keas loss on scrip, contract 1st St John Chamberlain, House of Refuge H H Heath, City Printer April 6, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb H H Heath loss on scrip Officers Health Officer few cases of small pox and varioloid appoint assisting physicians for the purpose of vacinating the children of the City Doctors Meneger and Pratt Edward Donn Communications H Jordan, A Jordan 12th St, 15th St April 6, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Resolutions Resolved Engineer place suitable flags and rings on the levee in front of the Central Improvement Company's property Booth and Shine balance due on lumber Central Market House April 6, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Committees Streets Boslater and Fouts, privilege of erecting a Board Fence around Custom House Locust St, 9th St teams and waggons Policeman W W Burke resignation Settle with Abry and Guthrie, contractors April 6, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Settle with Abry and Guthrie, contractors Central Market House loss on scrip cash contract Central Improvement Company bonds Dubuque Western Railroad Company Resolutions Berry, Playter and Co allowed, contract for building the 5th Ward School House April 6, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Claim of Edward Keas loss on city scrip, contract 1st St B Mohan, Street Commissioner Engineer Report Abry and Guthrie on lower market house George Webb Harbor Improvements suitable flags and rings on the levee Central Improvement Company April 6, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Street Commissioner bills for laborers, teams, and foremen employed for the month of March Bills J Chamberlain, Board of patients at House of Refuge F E Thomas cutting steel for Engine Companies Philip Sage, hooks, ladders and cart Goodhue and Radcliffe P Tibay 1st Ward rock J Boland 5th Ward Laborers for breaking rock P Cavanaugh J B Waddick contract filling Jones St Reid and Murdoch powder and fuse Patrick McEvoy Wilson, Utley and Doud Andrew and Treadway Fire Department H H Heath printing during March Abry and Guthrie, moving safe E Sanderson April 6, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Bills C Rattray stationary Abry and Guthrie cash for work on lower Market Resolution Council will entertain no more claims or new business April 9, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Petitions Herron, Tomlinson and Co loss on scrip Patrick Gill loss on scrip Washington Square Report of superintendent of the House of Refuge giving a statement of number of inmates September 25, 1857 April 6, 1858 April 9, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Claims M Dunn garnished amount due James Boland for curbing Lot No. 757 Edward Keas, loss on scrip Captain of Police, loss on scrip allow additional pay April 9, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb P C Morhiser's claim pay of police Captain will have to be satisfied with our former decision Settlement with Abry and Guthrie on lower market 1st Ward Market House for extra work loss on scrip Defect on the roof defer settlement of the contract until new board organized Bills of Street Commissioner for March pay of laborers, teams, and foremen April 9, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Abstract of returns of city election for city officers April 1858 Election Results H H Heath resigning office as City Printer Bills of Street Commissioner for pay of laborers, teams, and foremen Report of the Health Officer April 9, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Report of Health Officer, allowed sum for paying himself and assistants, vacinating 465 Children Petition of Peter Oeth and H Sontag for permission to dig a well in front of their property Couler Avenue Mrs. Rachael Wright allowed for taxes overpaid City Attorney report Claim of John Bittmann bill for printing February 9, 1857 ordinance Wilson, Utley, and Doud Peter Kiene loss on scrip, Eagle Point Avenue sewer contract George Connell paid Marshal April 9, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Subscription to the erection of the Central Market City Attorney draft of ordinance Ordinance to license street carriages, hacks, and cabs Captain of Police number of arrests amount of fines P C Morhiser Finance Committee Latimer Brothers and Seymour of New York J L Langworthy and Brothers April 9, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Claims Report United States Trust Co, exchange on New York Redmond, Lovell, and Co J L Langworthy and Brothers check on account of the City Report of Committee on Schools procure money for the Teachers Fund local currency known as Harbor Money Harbor Improvement Company bonds A J Goss April 9, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Teachers in the public schools absolutely needy for the necessities of life Committee on Schools Finance Claim of J Robinson, unable to effect a loan for the payment rate of interest due Mayor Nightingale Report Record made in the premises Engraving of the Treasury warrants in 1s, 2s, 3s, 5s, and 10s April 9, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Report of Mayor Nightingale cash on the delivery of the bills City Treasurer's Office Books Provision shouts be made for the payment Purchase of hose for Fire Department Mr. Button of Waterford, New York Button and Blake communications March 26, 1858 Purchase of bell for City Hall A Meneely's Sons agents, West Troy New York same as the bell in the Baptist Church in Lansingburgh New York April 9, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Resolutions Examine the walls of the St. Cloud Hotel recently burned portion of hotel still standing safety of life and property Settle with Rawden, Wright, Hatch and Edison of New York City Special tax for purpose of curbing the sidewalk on 13th St between Iowa St and Bluff Streets defray actual cost of improvement Waples, Walmsley, Rebman April 9, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Special tax for purpose of curbing the sidewalk on 13th St between Iowa St and Bluff Streets B W Balch J M Finlay Unknown Hosford Taylor and Richards Lincoln Clark O Holland City Auditor has informed me that he has closed the financial books of the city Anton Heeb allowed for services in the Council April 12, 1858 Nightingale, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Mayor elect H S Hetherington, oath of office Meeting and inaguration of new board Aldermen elect Hugh Treanor 1st Ward John B Lane 2nd Ward George McHenry 3rd Ward Robert Mitton 4th Ward Mathias Ham 5th Ward Officers John W Markle, Recorder Charles C Hewitt, Marshal Amos Mathews, Treasurer John Adam Koch, Auditor Charles J Leist, Assessor F M Freund, Collector J L Harvey, Attorney elect April 12, 1858 McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Valedictory address of Mayor Nightingale and the inaugural address of Hetherington be published in city papers April 12, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Norman, Virden, Woolnough, Nadeau, Lewis, O'Kerrick, Mitton, Jager, Heeb Cost for printing inaugural address and valedictory speeches Bonds of City Officers John Markle April 15, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Petitions Mark Murphy number of days worked for the City Street Commissioner Joseph Ogilby certain special taxes curbing sidewalks in front of property Collector Auditor Report receipts and expenditures S W Carpenter, resignation as Special Detective Police Officer April 15, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Communication from City Engineer concave paving on Walnut Street large embankment on Walnut St Heavy rain causes the earth to slide and settle in the gutter Lot at southeast corner of Walnut and 11th Streets fill up sidewalk Keeper of the House of Refuge defray expenses of a poor woman and her children to Elgin, Illinois Resolution settle bill of Rowden, Wright, Hatch, and Edison, New York J L Langworthy and Brothers Metropolitan Bank, New York April 15, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham J L Harvey, office of city attorney Municipal Charter created by Ordinance An Ordinance to provide for the election of a City Attorney and defining his duties Section 10 of the Charter February 20, 1855 No person shall be eligible to the office of City Attorney unless he shall have been licensed to practice in any of the Courts of the State at least one year previous to his election Harvey ineligible Resolution Resolved office of City Attorney vacant April 15, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Resolutions grade of South Avenue persons preparing to build Expenditures of money shall be acted upon the same day on which it shall be first introduced Daily Times and Volkstribune created official papers of the City execute the printing of the City upon the following terms Proceedings of the Council Publish all advertisements 75 cents a square April 15, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham All Resolutions and acts hitherto passed in relation to the City Printing be and are hereby repealed Standing Committees Finance Ordinances Claims Schools Streets Harbor Improvements Market houses and Public Grounds Pumps, Wells, and Cisterns Poor Relief Fire Department Dozen of cards printed with the several committee names on them Adoption of previous rules of order April 15, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham April 19, 1918 Regard to the rules of order Council dispense with the usual order of business fixing salaries of city officers April 19, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Salaries of City Officers Recorder Auditor Treasurer Marshal Assessor Ordinances Repealing an Ordinance entitled An Ordinance to provide for the appointment of Street Commissioner Repealing An Ordinance creating the office of wood measurer No law prevents one individual from holding as many offices as the municipal authorities see proper April 19, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Tenure of Certain Offices Section 1, hold such offices only during the pleasure of the City Council Vote of the people by City Charter Section 3, former ordinances as are inconsistent with the provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed Blending of offices and salaries fixed Engineer and Street Commissioner Attorney Captain of Police Wharfmaster City Hay Weigher Market Master, 3rd Ward Market Janitor of City Hall Market Master for the 1st Ward and Keeper of the House of Refuge April 19, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Blending of offices and salaries fixed ballot for offices Health Officer - William G David Captain of Police - P C Morhiser Engineer and Street Commissioner - George Webb Market Master 3rd Ward and Janitor of City Hall- Charles Mix Market Master 1st Ward and Keeper of House of Refuge - John Chamberlain Harbor Master and Wood Measurer - John Fitzgerald Hay Weigher - Timothy Fanning Hay Weigher for West Dubuque - D Walsh Attorney - J Doud Printer - Dubuque Daily Times April 19, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham City Printing Proposals The Daily Times Prices for printing April 19, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham The Dubuque Times - official paper of the City John Carson Resolution proceedings of City Council, City Notices, and all other advertisements be printed in English Language and German Language Bids be opened by the Recorder in the presence of the City Council April 19, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Amendment in relation to City Printing Volkstribune printing for the City on the same terms as the Daily Times M Hogan as superintendent of the City Hospital James Murphy as Lamplighter Petitions William Doyle, labor for Street Commissioner April 19, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Petitions John Coan, loss sustained on scrip Thomas O'Shea work for Street Commissioner E Linehan cleaning the alley in the rear of Cox's Building and on 5th St Main St and Locust St P Gill contract for curbing Patrick Cowers loss on scrip P O'Conner pay past due for work Dubuque Harbor Company Harbor Improvements John D Grafford Lot No. 38 Market Houses and Public Grounds Berry and Playter freight and charges on school seating April 19, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Petitions A Blossom privilege of erecting a scale in the alley, weighing coal Reports of Officers Bill of Mark Murphy return of teams B Mohan Street Commissioner Report of the Auditor on plank sidewalks bills of City for lumber Booth and Shine lumber April 19, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham John Adam Koch resignation as Auditor Communications Charles Corkery recommending Thimas Bunworth as applicant for night watchman C C Hewitt resignation as City Marshal Unfinished Business Auditor Monthly Report Resolutions Proprietors of the two saloons in the 3rd Ward Market House J B Dorr, use of cistern 5th St and Main St Official papers of the Council, copy to each Alderman April 19, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Bills S Sanderson services at House of Refuge George Connell, making and repairing box L Berg, refreshment for firemen at the fire at Barney's House N Ryan keg of powder Jacob Road, laying plank sidewalks, Clay St William O Diboll, Engine Houses Fire Department Claims P Byrne D O'Shea A Burke W Weirman W A Adams Auditor H H Heath Keesecker and Gniffke M Cooper April 22, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Approve the bonds of the different officers elected and to fill vacancies Engineer and Street Commissioner, blended in one Hay Weigher Bond of the Market Master and Janitor Deputy Hay Weigher in West Dubuque Charles Joseph Leist resignation as City Assessor Resignation of Charles C Hewitt, Marshal E R Shaukland and C Gilliam E Jarrett and C Gilliam April 22, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Resignation of John Adam Koch, Auditor Fill vacancy E James and J D Merritt desks in 5th Ward School House, due for freight Letter from Pemock and Hart of Pittsburgh bill for cast iron crossings railing around hay scales Draft Ordinance defining the duty of the keeper of the House of Refuge regulating the renting of the stalls in the Central Market House Resolutions Examine whether there are any contracts pending between the City and individuals April 22, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Resolutions Janitor empowered with the duty of special police Bond of Wharf Master and Wood Measurer, blended in one George W Barnes opening 5th Ward School House April 26, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Petitions John Schaffner owner of lots on Hart Street in Lucius Langworthy's Addition excavating said street carrying away a large quantity of sand and gravel Frederick Ricker, injurious raising and filling up of Walnut Street House on Lot No. 14 in Farley's Addition Berhard Schulte pay for curbstones John Hughes, 5th St Market James Breed night of January 23, falling from a bank left while grading the street April 26, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Petitions Patrick Dunleary pay for team for Street Commissioner Blossom, Williams and Co, proprietors of the Rock Island Coal and Coke Company Wharfage for the steam boat Resolute and barges Minnesota Packet Company Harbor Improvements Patrick Mohan loss on city scrip Jno D Abry, written contract between him and P M Guthrie 1st Ward Market House H Dillon and property owners obstructions on street carts, wagons, drays, nails, boards, wood on Union Street Henry Grimm April 26, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Petitions Henry Grimm pay as foreman for Street Commissioner E Langworthy discontinue work on Alpine Street Reports of Officers Shankland Marshal supplies on hand, brought to the city for the benefit of the poor, flour April 26, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Reports of Officers Marshal Mullin use of store room, 6th St and Iowa St J P Evans H H Heath printing bill Engineer Grades of Washington Street North side of 11th St and south side of 14th St 12th St from Washington St to Clay St temporary plank sidewalk slight inequalities action of the water George Webb Reports of Committees Gillespies' Bond April 26, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Bond held by A Gillespie payment of interest exceeding the highest allowed by law Mass of the bonded debt of the City does not possess any distinguishing feature sufficient to warrant a departure from a system of the closest economy Claim settled if the holder of the bond consent Committee on 11th St and Walnut St bad condition of Jefferson Street, 11th St, and Walnut St Hollow between Walnut St and Spruce St impossible for teams to pass April 26, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Erect across the street a wooden box to carry the water off and to fill street and make it passable 11th St Co, east of Walnut Street Petition of Joseph Ogilby, curbing lot in front of property city scrip City Charter and Ordinance, no such notice is required property holders April 26, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Joseph Ogilby City received amount back from him at par in payment with his taxes Collector proceed to collect amount due from Ogilby Petition of A Blossom erect coal scales for weighing of coal on the alley between 1st and 2nd St April 26, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Market houses and public grounds Petition of John D Grafford remit taxes on Lot No. 38, heirs of William Hale Property has been fully assessed Merchants having the seats and doors belonging to the 5th Ward School House freight and charges County Superintendant H S Hetherington An Ordinance to abolish the City Market April 26, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham An Ordinance to abolish the City Market and establish the First and Central markets in the City Communications streets that need repairs C O'Leary applied to prepare the surface of the street between 6th St and 8th St paving and macadamizing Johnson and Ryan contract 12th St and 18th St Boland and Walsh contract White Street Center of 5th St to the south side of 6th St April 26, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Louisa Lovelle asking the Council to pay money loaned to her Sell Central Island Bond to liquidate the debt Communication from Jordan and Guthrie ready to finish their contract on Julien Avenue Resolutions Property holders on 1st St between Locust St and Bluff St plank sidewalks neglected to lay curbing Street Commissioner notify property holders Alta Vista St Broad Street April 26, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham curbing at the expense of property holders Resolutions Council members to receive the official papers at the expense of the city Auditor's Report Committee to inquire into the condition of the books and papers in the several city offices Actual condition of business Special Committee appointed to look into the expediency of reducing the present police establishment April 26, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Committee on Claims Marshal's bond approved Assessor's bond Resolutions repealing an Ordinance regulating the City Market and abolishing said City Market Directing the market house or building on said market ground to be vacated and removed on or after June 1, 1858 premises at public outery to the highest and best bidder for currency April 26, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Resolutions Captain of Police, P C Morhiser, remove his office to the new City in the 3rd Ward Mayor be authorized to remove the flour belonging to the City into room No. 5 City Hall Notify the owner of lot on the corner of 11th St and Walnut St fill sidewalk to grade Jefferson St John Markle May 3, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Petitions Thomas Nichols small quantity of lumber Patrick O'Conner loss for grading sidewalks Francis Schumacher remove signboard and roof over sidewalk Reports of Officers Removing sand from Hart St. May 3, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Hart Street George Webb Engineer Ordinances instructing the Street Commissioner profile and grade of Southern Avenue from the old corporation limits May 25, 1857 plat grade lines exhibited by red lines May 3, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham declivity of gradient Petitions E Langworthy Alpine Street between 3rd St and 5th St side drains City Sexton reporting the number of interments in the City Cemetery Receipt from Rowden, Wright, Hatch, and Edson May 3, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Receipt from Rowden, Wright, Hatch, and Edson Printing City Currency bills Claims Bernard Sholtes Berhard Schultes P O'Conner proper vouchers N Burk, St. Cloud Hotel Gas Company W A Adams attending printing investigation D O'Shea May 3, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Claim John Coan curbing plank sidewalks, contract bound him to take scrip E Linehan no proof Patrick Byrne, City Collector, selling real estate Resolution of Treanor to look into the expediency of reducing the Police force fix monthly salaries of Police May 3, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Receipt from Rowden, Wright, Hatch, and Edson Printing City Currency bills Claims Bernard Sholtes Berhard Schultes P O'Conner proper vouchers N Burk, St. Cloud Hotel Gas Company W A Adams attending printing investigation D O'Shea May 3, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Claim John Coan curbing plank sidewalks, contract bound him to take scrip E Linehan no proof Patrick Byrne, City Collector, selling real estate Resolution of Treanor to look into the expediency of reducing the Police force fix monthly salaries of Police May 3, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Resolution of Karrick, present Aldermen receive no pay for services Not demanded by our constituency sliding scale principle city papers Contracts between City and persons for work May 3, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Expired contracts between city and persons for work Jno Doud Dowd City Attorney Condition of the House of Refuge May 3, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Condition of House of Refuge Ordinance covering the whole ground railing wanted for stair case front door well should be sunk deeper prevent the wash in heavy rains Communications Johnson and Ryan contract, Clay St from 7th St to 17th St rock broken and ready to macadamize Henry Grimere May 3, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Propriety of improving and paving the surface on portions of Jones St, Main St, and West Main St 1st Ward Market city scrip Market Master of Central Market advertised stalls for sale May 3, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Stall in Central Market and 1st Ward Market Houses Keeper of the House of Refuge bond for approval Ordinance changing the name of Julien Avenue to Lorimier Avenue ordinance published salaries of the Police Department be fixed Resolutions City divided for market purposes into 2 districts Division line 11th St Ordinance to abolish the markets known as City Market and establish 1st Ward and Central Markets pay into the City Treasury May 3, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Resolutions Street Commissioner notify property holders between 1st St and Jones St on Main St sidewalks flagged, bricked, or planked sidewalks Bluff St to Iowa St Bills M O'Brien charge of 1st Ward Market House Henry Holie boarding per Health Officer H J Cooper John Slieftine cutting wood at City Hall Jno Schahill and Wm McLaughlin, cleaning 3rd Ward Market House George Webb May 3, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Bills Knapp, Stout and Co for seatings and fittings, City Hall Daily Times printing Fernando Flannery wages for Street Commmissioner work Bill of Hugh Treanor for spikes, per order of M Gleason Edwin James, Auditor elect Collector elect Mayor called attention of the Council to the following Rates of ferriage, cast-iron crossings Securing and ventillation of police office and calaboose Revising rules of order May 10, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Petitions John Bechler, butchers of the City, minimum price of the stalls in the Central and 1st Ward Market Houses Jacob Michel, bad condition of the sidewalks on Clay St between 3rd St and 4th St Michael Dunn, claim against V. S. Borland and Prest. Johnson and Shaw, liable to pay upon a fair valuation of their property B J O'Halloran, Board of Trade, rates of ferriage May 10, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Ferriage, Dubuque and Dunleith Ferry Company schedule of rates be adopted Harbor Improvements M Robbilliard, corner of 1st and Locust streets curbing J A Linnell employment Patrick Dunleary, work of team for street commissioner Daniel Walsh, residents of West Dubuque, appoint a watchman to take charge of the neighborhood Patrick O'Conners grading sidewalk in front of Lot No. 494 Bluff St T S Wilson D S Wilson rented office for Board of Education paid in city scrip C Collins Lot No. 619, Bluff St head of 6th St May 10, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Pond of stagnant water, detriment to the inhabitants in that vicinity Committee on Streets Frank Bredy, Mechanic's Engine Company No. 3 use of the City Hall room George P Funk, property holders near 14th St between Jackson and Iowa Streets Canal or sewer traversing 14th St Michael Blumennett, organizing a hook and ladder company Key City No. 1 Chief Engineer, truck in possession Engine Co. No. 3 Fire Department J Sawslayer, grade of east side of Union Street plank sidewalk Charles Lubeck selling beer by the keg May 10, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham H A Wiltse, president of the school district of the City New School law control of school funds and property of the District Reports of Officers Auditor's report receipts and expenditures Bill of Messrs Gniffke and Keesecker advertising rates shade lower Charges for Council Proceedings papers and translations E James May 10, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Bill of the Dubuque Times Company for printing E James Bill of Charles Rattray incorrect Annual report of the late City Marshal Collected for wharfage, fines, licenses Assessments for improvements May 10, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Annual report of the late City Marshal paid into treasury as per receipts on file fine remitted uncollected and due from property holders Property sold by collector for curbing place accounts in hands of the Auditor E James Grading sidewalks in Farley's subdivision keep books of the City in accordance with the Ordinance defining duties of the Auditor May 10, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham all bills in hands of the new City Collector for collection Committees Finance Proposal of A Gillespie, bond executed for the amount due him Bill of Street Commissioner B Mohan, labor down on the streets May 10, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Bills M O'Brien took charge of the 1st Ward Market House, salary P Byrne, City Collector, commission on sale of 12 lots H J Cooper work done on sidewalks May 10, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Committee on Contract of Johnson and Ryan ask further time to investigate Reports of Committees Patrick Gills May 10, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Patrick Gill, curbing done on 13th St between Iowa and Bluff St White St between 4th St and 6th St Resolution October 20, 1857 collect from property holders Jurors on Union, Mineral, and Madison streets Claim of the Lower Harbor Company for wharfage collected in 1857 sum paid in City Scrip Wharf master May 10, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham condition of the books and papers of the several city offices No comprehensive system of book keeping City owes some hundreds of thousands of dollars in bonds and notes and holds evidence of indebtedness from other parties ledger of the late auditor bills payable or receivable May 10, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Condition of books and papers of city offices Auditor's records books and accounts have not been kept in an intelligent manner all monetrary transactions on the part of the city shall pass through his hands and be properly entered in the books delivery of orders upon the Treasurer Ordinance defining the duties of the Auditor, general accountant of the City May 10, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Bill of Henry Hiel, taking care of John Smith in sickness Health Officer Edward Donn Comunications Button and Blake box containing hose Claims A Meneely and Co. shipment by railroad of a bell with hangings bond City Hall J B Howard, Chief Engineer of the Fire Department review different fire companies of the city Public Square Joseph C Jennings, sewers and drains, construction of new Custom House May 10, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Communications Auditor recommending changes in keeping books several new accounts should be opened Pemock and Hart bill of lading lines of sewers Resolutions City Market House of building to be sold at public outery to the highest bidder 5th St between Main St and Locust St, as a public highway Marshal empowered to fill or excavate the alleys in the city May 10, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Resolutions Engineer ascertain cost of filling up and putting in good repair that portion of 5th St Bluff St and the bluff Thorough examination of different blocks of macadamizing down on Clay st by Johnson and Ryan Main St above 14th St to be put in repair Bills A Meneely bell, cartage Bill of West and Hopkins Button and Blake D Martin Illinois Railroad Company Hunneman and Co M DeWald P Byrnes curbing E R Shankland, City Marshal May 10, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham E R Shankland, City Marshal pay of laborers, teams John Hurley, filling around 1st Ward market House Michael Dorcay contract on Alpine Street B Mohan late Street Commissioner George Webb Henry Kennedy hay scales at West Dubuque David Armstrong materials and repairing calaboose Patrick Dunleary cleaning apartments in City Hall Markam and Foxhall Patrick Conners sidewalk in front of Lot 568 A Munsell bill lamp lighter May 17, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Petitions W L Johnson Independent and St. Louis Steamboats wharfboats Minnesota Packet Company Joseph Herrod loss on city scrip, calaboose rent William and James Donnelly, Mineral St in repair for heavy rains Bissell and Co, merchants reduce fees of Market Master adjusting scales and weights Market Houses and public grounds May 17, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham David Armstrong large quantities of rock left from building the New County Jail J A Linell, petition for a situation, entirely destitute Joseph Roy pay for curbing on Locust St, between 3rd St and 4th St P W Crawford bad condition of Mineral Street Henry Grimme salary as foreman for street commissioner Peter Rehill May 17, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Reports of Officers estimate of the cost of filling and repairing 5th St from Bluff St to the bluff grade of Mr. Farley's pavement Farley's stable city scrip at par large ravine drained through street George Webb 7th Street to the centre of 12th St on Clay St date and depth of material between 10th St and 11th St on Clay St May 17, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Accompanying plat Clay St George Webb Plank sidewalk allowed on Main St north of 1st St breach in the walls of the sewer on 14th St caused by late rains J L Langworthy and Brothers Central Improvement Company bonds Loan on city bonds Freight per Lucie May May 17, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Freight per Rochester Key West Railroad on hose Fire Department transactions with the vouchers reports of the Auditor and books of his office extricating the City from the financial difficulties which now embarrass her Entire debt $693,463.89 bonds issued to the Dubuque and Pacific Railroad Company Dubuque Western Railroad Company bonds issued for improvements total of bonds issued on twenty years $462,000.00 The floating debt, if distributed through a series of years, would not appear a formidable force question of time May 17, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Liabilities of the City for the present fiscal year City bonds issued for scrip City bonds and notes for other purposes outstanding city scrip due on contracts Harbor Company for paving interest on bonds Pacific Rail Road Company Expenses for the current year salaries of City Officers Police Department Streets Gas Insurance Printing Poor Relief and House of Refuge Fire Department Repairs of buildings, fuel, stationary freight, other small items loss by depreciation of scrip Bonds of Central Improvement Company debt in the shape of bonds May 17, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Finance committee on indebtedness interest coupons fair value in comparison with bonds of other Western cities large quantities of bonds sent to the east for sale over issue of scrip interest payable semi-annually in New York bonds issued for the amount of $500 each May 17, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Report of Finance Committee Credit of the city liabilities of the City City into a separate school district corporate capacity portion of debt payment of taxes May 17, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Report of Finance Committee Estimate of the Auditor of income from taxes payment of interest on bonds issued for loans special interest tax Dubuque and Pacific Railroad bonds full statement of assets facts and figures collected property of the City includes stock in Dubuque and Pacific Railroad and Dubuque Western Railroad entire debt of Dubuque being only 7 per cent of the estimate value of property in the city May 17, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Banks of New York and Boston value of securities, creditors, and capitalists Claims Dewald H Grimme T S Wilson and D S Wilson Board of Education room Settle with the School Board of the city of Dubuque May 17, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Settle with the School Board funds appropriated to the school fund, never paid over collected from taxes, levied for school purposes School House Fund to General Fund Teachers fund May 17, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham settlement with the School Board 5th Ward School House 1st Ward School House 3rd Ward School House legal claim against the property Collector be under the control of the School Board A McDaniel, bill claimed by P Gill for curb set May 17, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham A McDaniel, bill claimed by P Gill for curb set in front of lot owned by McDaniel west side of Bluff St plat of his subdivision public do now use the rear of his lot as a public highway Cannot see any difference between this lot and any other unoccupied lot belonging to private individuals Petition of F Shumaker, let shed remain change in the grade of 14th St water on Iowa St, Clay St, White St, Jackson St, and other streets would be drained into the sewer May 17, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Report of grades on streets Iowa St, Clay St, White St, Jackson St, Washington St drainage of the adjacent blocks into the sewer Grade of Lot No. 619 on Bluff st improvement of surfaces of streets around the 1st Ward Market property holders notified to plank sidewalks Market House advertise for proposals for planking May 17, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham lowest bidder proposals for planking Petition of Robilliard payment for curbing stone Lot No. 505 Captain of Police reduce police force in number Names of officers and number of officers P C Morhiser, Bluff St and Lorimer Avenue Lieutenant Fernando McCraney, Washington St between 13th and 14th St, 3rd Ward Sergeant John Murphy, Bluff St between Jones St and Dodge St, 1st Ward John Cain, Clay St and 16th St Richard Corcoran, Bluff St and 1st St Michael Hardy, Mineral St 4th Ward May 17, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Policemen names and places of residence Edwin O'Loughlin, Main st and 1st St, 1st Ward Second Beat Sergeant Stephen McGrath, Washington St between 12th St and 13th St, 3rd Ward James Murphy, Lorimier Avenue, near Dunne's store, 4th Ward James Cantfield, alley between Bluff, Locust, Jones, and Dodge streets John O'Loughlin, Jackson between 14th and 15th St Third Beat Sergeant Simon Treanor, Jefferson north of Lorimer Avenue, 4th Ward John Gleason, Jackson between 13th and 14th Streets Day men Timothy Driscoll, corner 1st and Main St Daniel Wall, corner Bluff and 2nd St Michael Brown John Brown, Clay between 15th and 16th Jacob Swivell, Special Officer, Jackson St between 12th St and 14th St P C Morhiser, Captain of Police Harbor Improvements amount of wharfage collected this year May 17, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Wharf master, currency Harbor Company Special Committee to examine Beer Barrells Petition of Charles Lubeck lager beer Brewery superintendant of new Custom House May 17, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Communication from Joseph C Jennings, superintendant of the new custom house sewer to the river large vault to be sunk, wash night soil and drainage from the building George Webb May 17, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Communications Dubuque City Guards placing armory in the hall between the columns under cupulo out of rooms in the City Hall Market Houses and Public Grounds H Jordan and A Jordan set curbing in front of property belonging to H Chadwick and the estate of Butterworth on 1st St good currency O Roras blacksmithing B Mohan Street Commissioner ring stones in the levee Central Improvement Company high water in the river May 17, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Levee Central Improvement Company levee Harbor Improvements Communication from the Auditor Michael Karrick, interest upon a note dated May 15, 1857 purchase of school house lot in the 1st Ward William T Christy Bond No. 54 to Cook and Dillon, Davenport Hunneman bond E James, Auditor John Hurley claims for loss on scrip Resolutions Market Master of the 3rd Ward Market wooden troughs made and put under the spouts of the Market House convey water away from the foundation of the building May 17, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham cart street crossings North side and on the South side of 5th St on Main st 1st St on Main St Resolutions Engineer estimate of filling on Mineral St grade from 17th St Grade to C Welsh, contractor on White St between 5th St and 6th St Rules suspended to allow John Chamberlain, scaler of weights and measures to make his annual report market houses and public grounds Market Master of Central Market lease unoccupied stalls cash or city scrip May 17, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Resolutions Butchers in the 3rd Ward Market House use lights Gas Company lay pipes to hall by June 1 acutal value of city scrip, equivalent for cash in the payment of salaries Gas company place lamp post at the corner of 3rd St and Bluff St in front of the Graffort House Disease of hydrophobia Mayor proclamation confine dogs from running at large for the space of ninety days from the publication levy and collection of taxes May 17, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Prevent hydrophobia proposals for curbing around 1st and 3rd Ward market houses 5th Street Market House Resolutions Office of Mayor's clerk be discontinued Communication from ex Mayor Nightingale, note enclosed from Wider, Kasson, James, G Dudley Assignees of Dudley and Bull, payment of City Bond No. 105 Salary of the keeper of the hospital inner stalls of the 1st Ward Market House Bills J Boland depositing material on sidewalk Block No. 472 May 17, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Bills work on sidewalks John Hurley sidewalk west side of Main St Block 472 Block 470 Henry Koch boarding Phillipine Juxberry P Mohan Walnut St A Jaeger, keeper House of Refuge V Herancourt coffin Gas Co for street lamps Engine Houses W Minot and Co, furnishing and painting 34 numbers on stalls in market house Protection No. 2 repairing hose cart C C Coakley cemetery deeds Andrew and Treadway sewer wrench Charles Wanderwick Fire Engine No. 2 Chislett and Buckley pair of shears E R Shankland marshal pay of laborers D H Cuthbert oil for fire department A Munsell for Captain of Police in currency Bill of Joseph Herrod Illinois Central Railroad Company A P Wood improving the cells in the calaboose occupants of the basements in the Central Market allowed vacant rooms May 17, 1858 Hetherington, McNamara, Treanor, Lane, Virden, McHenry, Nadeau, Karrick, Mitton, Jaeger, Ham Market houses and public grounds Resolutions Marshal put the hog and goat law in force City Hall Janitor authorized to purchase sufficient quantity of Menela Matting to cover the floor of the Council Hall Ordinance defining duties of City Auditor P CREST INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES I hereby certify that the following described records of Wahlert Memorial Library Loras College State: Dubuque, Iowa From: Council Records No. 5, August 1857 - May 1858 were photographed as received and without alteration by the CREST INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES at Cedar Rapids, Iowa Date: 9-20-1993 Signed: CREST INFOR ATION TECHNOtOG1ES Witness: Terri Cole END ROLL NO 5. 1857-1858