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W Roll_08 Part 4September 2, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Sections of the Ordinance relating to license on wagons and drays An Ordinance to define the duties of the Treasurer of the City of Dubuque Petition of Casper Spahn September 2, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Petition of Casper Spahn Treasurer cancel the sidewalk tax Benedict Geisler 17th St filling City Hall Ham and Carver publishing the Ordinance books Times bill for printing Fire Department, engine offer from Chariton, Iowa Claims Bills Paid Langworthy, Meehan and Co lumber Joseph Geiger, moving safe John McCoy, repairing sidewalks F A Gniffke, printing B Pettibone, poor relief City Treasurer, money advanced for poor L O'Mara poor relief John McGrath bill, sidewalks gas bills City Treasurer Owen McLaughlin H W Griswold September 2, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene H W Griswold City Treasurer bond of Treasurer 17th St between Iowa St and Clay St, graded to established grades lowest and most responsible bidder Resolution Resolved High St worked to grade, Deputy Marshal, expense assessed to the property Order in favor of Kempfs Saloon License, allowed claim against the city alleged drunkenness of policeman Thompson Filling Lake St O H Crusius, Engineer D A McKenzie, Acting Treasurer Service Thomas Murphy, hauling to Pest House William Glinn, rings on levee Peter Beck, wood for the Poor September 2, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Balance for Hill St filling John Reineck, meat for pest house M Donnolly, hauling dogs Mrs. Necklin, rent for house for sick, Pest house goods P O'Connor H Brinkman, hams Andrew and Treadway rent for Engine House George Strasser, cleaning market streets Patrick Donnolly hauling dogs Mrs. J Retallick, provisions James Mulligan John L Vaughan, dry goods Bills of Mrs. Dobler and Charles Chapman Equalization Committee Resolution Resolved Engineer ascertain the amount of macadamizing to be done on Locust St between 15th St and 17th St 12 Citizens represent Dubuque in the Keokuk convention September 17, 1869 Mayor Knight, J K Graves, J W Parker, J A Rhomberg, F Hinds, J T Hancock, W H Rumpf, George W Jones W Anderson, L D Randall, James Leiv, John King September 20, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Election of City Treasurer Consideration of replacing 7th St bridge H W Griswold failed to qualify in due time re-elected Board of Supervisors, expending appropriation for 7th St bridge Deeds to certain land for the purpose of widening Pearl St in McDaniels subdivision, survey and plat L M Pollock, judgment against the City Printing, new Bond Register for the Auditor September 20, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Invitation from the City of Louisville for 2 delegates to the Southern commercial convention Honorable G W Jones appointed delegate Owner of the cemetery property along 3rd St, improvement Livery men of the city to address the Council General Jones, Old Settlers Association Dubuque should have a large public park Memorialize Congress for the grant of 640 acres at Peru Issue livery licenses An Ordinance to regulate licenses on livery stables September 20, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene O P Shiras to address the Council large amount of cancelled coupons used in litigation Mr. A Levi, Jackson Square matter charged Rebman with improper usage of old settlers bones Petition signed by George W Jones, Richard Cox, erroneous report of the census of the City Proper persons to canvass the City by wards Acting Treasurer Makenzie Weglan and Lauffers tax paid through William Meyer, JP error in crediting G L Dickinson tax September 20, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene G L Dickinson's case D A McKenize, Acting Treasurer report Notify sureties of Treasurer Quigley of the extra amount of deiciency Order in favor of Poor Relief L D Randall, amount of City Bonds in his hands as trustee new portable gaslights Kingman's subdivision September 20, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene H W Griswold as City Treasurer Petitions George Bakert in reference to the assessment of his property Elizabeth Brewer reduction of taxes Ed Smyth lots purchased at City tax sale John L Vaughan assessment of the estate of James Goare Equalization of taxes M K Jesup assessment on lots in Railroad Addition Margareth Flynn, remit taxes on her homestead H T Woodman, macadamizing 17th St in front of his property September 20, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Petitions B F Davis, special assessment J H Thompson, crosswalk on both sides of 13th St at the intersection of Locust St Resolution Resolved plat of H M Kingman's subdivision of Out Lot 716 of McDaniel's addition to the City recorded in accordance with Section 23 of the Charter Ordinance in relation to sidewalks grade on 5th St from Locust St to the alley Census by the wards 1st Ward William Warren and Michael Ahern' 2nd Ward Joseph Lenehan and George Salot 3rd Ward Charles Pitschner and Charles Colkert 4th Ward Charles Hargus and W W Sweetser 5th Ward Theodore Grotzinger and Anton Decker September 20, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene James Hughes auction license pay pro rata William Rebman defend himself against charge of miuse of old bones Old Settler's Committee October 7, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Petitions D E Lyon, assessment too high equalization of taxes Key City Gas Company A M McKinlay, sidewalks on 19th St E A Lull, B W Poor, grade on 11th St, Bluff St Engineer survey George Burden, grade of High St A B Harrison, Council construct a sidewalk on 3rd St James Malloy, house stand on foot of 6th St M Mulkern address the Council October 7, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Erect a frame building on White St between 7th St and 8th St Petitions Jacob Christman privilege to build a frame stable on Bluff St Patrick McQuillan frame building on Clay st between 13th St and 14th St remonstance of property holders Joseph Thomas, open Valeria St F A Gniffke 3rd St in passable condition F Beyer, fulfill contract on street S M Pollock, special tax for payment of judgment against the City Philip Derr, damage for loss of wood 7th St levee, 7th St bridge John Nagle, crossing on 6th St and Jackson St Ambrose Gleed equalization of taxes James Flynn, butcher license granted allowed to pay pro rata John D Bush abatement of taxes October 7, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Postage on 22 Revised Ordinance books J M Robison, appointment of watchman for 1st Ward Petition Clark and Cowles, William Andrew, F Augustin assessments G F Bates, appointment of John Sage as policeman D A Mahoney, Madison St repaired Union Avenue with Mineral St Ham and Carver, privilege to erect a wood shed in the alley of 6th St between Main St and Locust St P M Guthrie, reports about him October 7, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene City Sexton Gmehle, interments lots sold L W Worster Francois Cholvin City Engineer O H Crusius, cost of working Locust St to the Potter grade from 15th St to 17th St advertise for bids Crossing at intersection of Main St and 15th St improvement William Rebman, Contractor Marshal Hardy police force October 7, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Arrests made Drunkeness Vagrancy Keeping disorderly house assault and battery larceny fines jail discharged Sums paid for killing dogs John Bowen, 6 dogs John Kinsinger John Campbell William Thompson Market Master Strasser Auditor Report due city officers H W Griswold D A McKenzie F Glab J D Jennings Edward McCenny George Strasser Owen Hardy H Stecher Captain M Halpin William Thompson A J Davis John Kinsinger John Brown J Campbell October 7, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Auditor Report Amounts due City Officers J Brown, Police J Palmer Felix Sage, Engineer P O'Halloran, lamplighter M Halpine, extra police William Thompson John Kingsinger John Brown J Campbell J Bowen William Thompson G Gehmle R McGivern, weighmaster at West Dubuque fences around scales Wharfmaster Nic Powers, wharfage collected Justice Smith fines collected Street labor during the month Lamplighter O'Halloran October 7, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Treasurer Griswald amount due M Levi for percentage on cemetery lots sold Report from D A McKenzie in relation to accounts of P M Guthrie April 1, 1862 to April 1, 1867 errors in copying from the stubs to the cash books balance paid over to successor Settling the judgment of Henry Young, issuing new bonds rate of interest and payment An Ordinance to amend an Ordinance in relation to licenses October 7, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Claims Bills Paid B F Davis, overcharge on special assessment F E Moser, cement for cistern Frank Weber, boarding prisoners Conrad Schmidt Joseph Platz, lime Samson and Young, oil for engines James Kelly, stationary Ed Merz, stove pipes Dubuque Manufacturing Company A Heeb, brick for cistern Frank Weber, boarding prisoners Rouse and Dean, engine work John Nagle, Julien Avenue Sewer Poor Relief William Meyer, printing send back for corrections Mrs. Brady, case of baby B J Ockil, damage for horse Petitions of F Henke for sidewalks on 13th St from Washington St to Pine St Ordinance in relation to sidewalks, expense of abutting property holders Macadamizing the alley between 7th St and 8th St, Clay St and Iowa St October 7, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Lake St and High St repaired by Michael Theis Crosswalks at intersection of Locust St and 13th St further time was granted on petition of P Kiene for paving the alley Woodman and Wiltse Parties who have rented cellars in Central Market Buildings Cistern built at Linwood Cemetery Pest House sold to J W Hoffman Engine No. 3, sold to City of Chariton, Iowa Granting Philip Schmitt the privilege of erecting a frame shop on 17th St and Clay St Bill of Howard and McArthur for lamp post repairs Fire Companies paid for refreshments at the late fire Mrs. Chapman gong bought for use Elizabeth Brewer allowed to pay principal due on her lots October 7, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Taxes of Margaretha Flynn Ed Smyth Equalization Appeals from assessments made by City Assessor Petition of James Flynn, butchers license Map of John King's subdivision Resolution Resolved City Recorder give notice required by Section 3, Chapter 24 of the Revised Ordinances October 7, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Resolution Resolved City Recorder give notice required by Section 3, Chapter 24 of the Revised Ordinances that application has been made to the Council to change the grade of High St plat on file Plank sidewalk established grade, 19th St Couler Avenue, Jackson St expense of abutting property holders accounts of P M Guthrie, acting City Treasurer D A McKenzie, Finance Committee creditable to that gentleman and stamps him a most faithful and honest officer Fire Department Eagle Point Avenue sewer locks or gates White St collecting water, estinguish fires City Recorder publish ordinances in the Dubuque Herald, Times, National Democrat and Iowa Staats Zeitung define the limits of the fire limits of the Revised Ordinances October 7, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Resolution Resolved German papers legal measures to compel the railroad way company, keep railroad track in repair purchase wood and coal for market house and engine houses Excelency Governor Merill, convention held at Portage City on October 20, 1869 appointment of delegates bad condition of North Cascade and Southern Avenue roads Ordinance increasing the wharfage on steamboats and wood October 7, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Bills paid B F Davis, Pest house nurse O H Crusius, Engineer John L Williams, wood for City Hall A Y McDonald, gas fixtures John Nagel, poor relief Mrs. Ogilsby, ground rent Perry and Pitschner, glazing N A Wells, stationary William Meyer, printing C Whitacker, work in Treasurer's office Mrs. Flannery, poor relief Thomas Murray, hauling James Mulligan, poor relief William Rebman, 15th St work John McCoy, Julien Avenue Sewer LaBarge and Brothers, pest house Mrs. Welsh, poor relief John Nagel, Andrew and Treadway, P McMahon, N Echman and Co, M B Mulkern License of James Flynn October 7, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Petition of E R Lumbert abatement of Wagon license Attorney McCeney, telegraphing to Des Moines October 8, 1869 October 9, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Equalization of taxes Petitions D E Lyon Complains of assessment of personal property A Greenwald took an oath before the council Merchandise, stocks and corporation H Fockler William G Walters, no residence of the city when the assessment was made William Coates Key City Gas Light Co J N Hill, personal property assessed too high October 9, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Petitions of Edward Langworthy assessment of mineral lot N W Wagon Manufacturing Company Ambrose Gleed, stock be reduced J D Bush, complaining of too high assessment on homestead George D Wood on his Real Property Clark and Coroles real property reduced William Andrew, returned by Assessor Dubuque Cabinet Makers Wanderlich and brothers F E Augustin pay personal tax Pat McQuillan fine remitted N Weber, privilege to add a kitchen to his house October 11, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Petitions Tschirgi and Schwind, personal tax Assessment on Manufacturers John Simplot Iowa St property Main St Mineral Lot Iowa Brewery Personal Property Equalization of taxes John Deery, reduction of lot October 11, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Resolution Resolved sidewalks on 17th St between Clay St and Iowa St Potter grade abutting property holders Cemetery deed for lot, Mrs. Sabina Leist, Early Settlers Association, free gratis Patriotic Devotion Linwood Cemetery, burying the remains of those removed from Jackson Square Liquidation of public debt general expenses road purposes tax of one per cent Tax on city property October 11, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Liquidation of public debt general expenses road purposes tax of one per cent Tax on city property public debt, special interest fund payment of interest on bonds compromise of city indebtedness No smoking shall be permitted in the Council chamber while the Council is in session Preamble and Resolution Coupon Bonds Edward Langworthy Henry Young of New York City Circuit Court of the United States Writ of mandamus to compel payment October 11, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Preamble and Resolution Coupon Bonds Edward Langworthy Henry Young of New York City Circuit Court of the United States Writ of mandamus to compel payment bonds paid semi annually principal and accrued interest Judgment in U.S. Circuit Court, May 28,1868 Accept proposition of settlement issued Young or Bearer new obligations October 22, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Complaint against Wharfmaster Powers neglected his duty, wharfage not collected Asa J Davis Resolution Resolved appoint suitable person to take charge of the books and papers of the office of wharfmaster till the close of navigation proposed improvement of 3rd St Potter grade men October 22, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene John Blake paid on judgement against the City Profile of Prairie St B D Lenehan Clerk of District Court, Court cases City of Dubuque vs. Mace and Wooton November 4, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Petitions Dubuque and Minnesota Railroad Company Dubuque Bridge Co P C Morhiser, pay taxes with simple interest Nancy C Shomo Resignation of Deputy Marshal Stecher Henry Tode, exempt from paying any more taxes on account of old age W H Clark, resolution ordering a sidewalk to be laid on 13th St from Washington St to Maple St November 4, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Petitions H W Sanford assessment too high Thomas Yates, estate of Robert Yates remission of interest on delinquent taxes Nick Hanson permission to erect kitchen on the rear of his house Clay St between 12th st and 13th St Auditor Jennings Road fund, payable to Henderson and Wilber Forwarded the City Ordinances Springfield, IL St. Paul, MN Boston, MA Freeport, IL Cleveland, OH Monticello, IA Waverly, IA Omaha, NE Burlington, IA Fort Dodge, IA Galena, IL Davenport, IA Concord, NH Sioux City, IA McGregor, IA Mt. Vernon, IA Waterloo, IA Des Moines, IA Independence, IA Cedar Falls, IA Dunleith, IL Milwaukee, WI November 4, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene List of uncancelled orders Wharfmaster Powers, wharfage collected Sexton Gmehle, interments digging graves Cemetery lots sold C Schmidt Williamson Charles G Simon A M Deggendorg Police Justice H Tuttle Deputy Marshal Stecher teams and laborers Report of Justice Maak, police justice City Attorney investigation Engineer Crusius, filling done on 17th St William Rebman Robert McGivern, weighmaster at West Dubuque November 4, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Report of Market Master Strasser Market House Treasurer Griswold, dollars due M Levi percentage due sale of Linwood Cemetery lots lamp lighter O'Halloran G H Lenehan, tax sales Claims, Bills Poor Relief Philip Derr, wood A J Jaeger, groceries Wilke and Brothers Charles Klingenberg Peter Kiene P J Dunn and Brothers, provisions Henry Schuler Dunn and Brothers Dubuque City Mills F W Loeffler B Pettibone Keller and Moser, dry goods Andrew and Treadway, hardware Eichman and Co, brooms John Nagle, lumber and works, Julien Avenue M B Mulkern, swearing judges P McMahon, bridges November 4, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene census takers for different wards Petitions Nagle, crossing on Jackson St and 16th St Madison St repairs Bridge constructed by Knapp, Stout and Co Washington St Improvements of Locust St from 15th St to 17th St 3rd St grade Valeria St, J Thomas Main St repair J Christman build his frame stable Petition of N Weber, frame building to his house November 4, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Joseph Ryder, completed cistern contracted by him Engine Companies quarterly salary Steam Companies financial conditions of the treasury balance in treasury orders outstanding expense fund road fund police and gas fund calculated interest on the Blake order Howard and McArthur E Ratcliff for horse hire Receipts and Disbursments excess A F Jaeger November 4, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Opinion of City Attorney Philip Derr Ed Smyth Increasing wharfage on steamboats and wood navigation will close injurious to the interest of the city Building a new Pest House Resolution Resolved abutters on the alley between 7th St and 8th St and Clay St and Iowa St macadamized Arrangements with the Gas Company all gas except on Main St shut off November 4, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Bill of M Morgan for cords of wood Bills paid John S Williams, wood for poor Howard and McArthur, gas fixtures Cushing and Fischer, ice S Korman, coffins for the poor N A Mills, stationary G Gmehle, loads of sand John McCoy, crossing on 13th St John Nagle, bridge on Air Hill St Duane and Roy, hauling O H Crusius, engineering help Ham and Carver, printing Barnes and Ryan Steamer Bill, Henderson, refunding wharfage John McCoy, carpenter work N Eichman and Co, brooms J M Robison, lumber E Rattcliff, horse hire for July 4 William Rebman portable gas bill rent for City Hall, sale of Pest House November 4, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Marshal Hardy number of police force state cases, city cases fine jail costs M Flannagan breaking a lamp post Petitions of George W Burton, H T McNulty, assessments delinquent taxes F Schreiner, establishment of Eagle Point Ferry Engineer Crusius, filling 17th St Resolution Resolved, concave gutter constructed on 17th St from Main St to Clay St expenses charged to abutting property inspection of the bonds, coupons, and other redeemed city indebtedness L D Randall, collateral in trust bonds due 1874 November 4, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Catalogue describing the character, number and amount of each bond with the coupons attached Auditor bond book High St profile E Woodworth Resolution Resolved orders on Treasury for Joseph Kaufman, Cemetery fund, contract on Linwood Cemetery Catharine Ragatz remission of taxes 3rd St improvement profile and grade of streets City Recorder advertise the grade of Walnut St from Grove St to Prairie St November 4, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Elect a public weigher of hogs Joseph Wittmer J Lenehan H F Flemming Resolution Resolved duties of hog weigher portable gas machines November 19, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Communication Richard Cox, George W Jones, Anton Heeb, C H Gregoire, M B Mulkern, John King City of Dubuque liquidation of indebtedness due by John P Quigley railroad bonds suit of M Pollock P Kiene J D Bush Resolution Resolved settlement with Dr. Quigley's bondmen December 2, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene fine for absentee Petitions Mrs. Schaus, permission to erect a wooden building on Bluff St John Blake interest on orders F O'Farrall, cattle and hog yard on Iowa St between 11th St and 12th St John Moore, remit licenses as wood dealers boatsmen and not retail wood dealers December 2, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Petitions John Schubert, property assessment delinquent taxes D N Cooley Recorder Glab, tax book collection of taxes Richmond and Jackson, assess elevator Mayor issued bonds to Henry Young Grant and Smith attorneys interest coupons Cancelled and filed in the Auditor's office United States Circuit Court December 2, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Auditor's safe, bonds with coupons attached Dubuque Western Railroad Company Bonds J D Jennings Deputy Marshal Stecher, money due laborers and teams lamplighter O'Halloran City Weigher J D Lenehan Deputy Weighers A J Jaeger, Couler Avenue George Strasser, Central Market Joseph Wittmer, H Brinkman's 8th St dressed hogs Appoint Deputy Weigher at West Dubuque Market Master Strasser use of Market House Engineer O H Crusius improving Whiskey Hill St D Sheehan contractor December 2, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Police Justice Cantillon, fines collected R McGivern, weigher at West Dubuque railing City Marshal Hardy, policemen on duty during the month City Marshal McCeney, bill of A Maak City Sexton, Gmehle, interments and digging graves sold cemetery lots Paul Lehlenker Andreas Engler Mrs. Mary Alther Auditor Jennings, salaries due city officers An Ordinance to establish and maintain Eagle Point Ferry An Ordinance to provide for the levy and collection of taxes chapter 32 December 2, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene An Ordinance to provide for the levy and collection of taxes chapter 32 of the revised ordinances An Ordinance to provide for the punishment of offenses under city ordinances Bills Poor Relief Charles Klingenberg F W Loeffler Lange and Appel, coffin and hearse John Pier, groceries James Doyle, wood Philip Derr B Pettibone N Eichman and Co, brooms J M Robison, lumber John McCoy, carpenter work Bill of Steamer Bill Henderson First National Bank Merchant's National Bank pay taxes without interest December 2, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Condition of the Treasury Assets, Quigley defalcation receipts disbursements balance of cash Orders outstanding wharfage police and gas road orders expense special interest Petition of Catharina Ragatz lot sold to J K Graves original tax December 2, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene J Lenehan, tax title for lots Petition of Philip Derr arrangements with gas company gas bills steadily increasing for the last 2 years Resolution Resolved intention of the Council to enforce the provisions of the ordinance of September 13, 1853 Key City Gas Light Company exercising right to supply this city with gas public lamps lighted every night until further directions Petition of the Dubuque and Minnesota Railroad Company An Ordinance empowering the Dubuque and Minnesota Railway Company to construct, operate and maintain a railway over certain highways and other public property Nancy Shomo, property belonging to H L Stout Petition of H Tode December 2, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Petitions H Sanford, assessment on monies and credits Resolution Resolved repair sidewalks, Lorimer Avenue in front of Mrs. Marsh's property Marshal enforce Section 22, Chapter 29 of Revised Ordinances relating to cleaning of sidewalks from snow before 10 AM profile, grade, Walnut St Grove St to Prairie St Fire Department stove for 5th Ward Engine House Bills M Levi, cemetery lots James Mulligan, Poor Relief J O'Hea Cantillon Samson and Young, oils for engine Joseph Geiger, carpenter work Herman Mauer, cistern Dubuque Wood and Coal Rouse and Dean J Conant, hauling coal December 2, 1869 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Bills Scott and Co, coal for engine A T Cook, work for men at fires N A Mills, stationary G Zangmeister Lumbert and Scofield, lumber M Morgan, wood for poor E Ratcliff, horse hire Patrick Donnolly, hauling O H Crusius, Engineer John Nagle, poor relief A J Jaeger James Kelly, stationary Dubuque Wood and Coal City Recorder not to receive any bill or claim on file in his office unless signed and sworn to by claimant Petition of E R Lumbert and Co, wagon licenses Pork Packers license Quigley bondsmen Pollock judgment January 1, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Resolution Resolved draw an order on the City Treasurer for the sum of $15,000 extend time to pay taxes notice in papers January 6, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Recorder advertize for bids for white oak wood to be delivered to any part of the city for poor relief during the winter season January 13, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Petitions Howard and McArthur, furnish gas, post lighted all night Contract in force 5 years A Treadway, relation to erroneous assessment on property J K Duncan, agent for Mrs. Ogilby Butchers in City Hall, instruct market master to close the market house B O'Neill, pay damages for his horse which fell into the Hill St sewer City Attorney Henry Recker, personal property D N Cooley Florence McCarthy, tax sales January 13, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Petitions Hugh Treanor relation to the proposed improvement of St. Mary's St in St. Raphael's addition abutters, complaining of obstructions made by Arthur and McCann John C Schmitt, remit interest on tax on homestead, pay principal tax L C Fuller, Innkeeper, Council refund money Joseph Zangmeister, assessment on personal property Langworthy, Meehan and Co reduction of their assessment on real and personal property Mrs. F A Stewart reduction William Helm, Fire Company anvil exploding while firing salutes George Bennett, refund January 13, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Petitions Mrs. Bertiger, property assessed twice M Allison, ensure the Engine house W Hintrager, reduce assessment G L Mathews, D K Cornwell, personal property D W Lenehan John Simpson W W Smith, citizens on Julien Avenue were much disturbed by unruly boys and asking the Council to appoint a watchman to keep the peace George W Scott, tax remitted on coal yard John Deery, property owners on Mineral St protect property against freshets and inroads of Mat Cullen John Flynn, allow Hugh Martin to remove a frame stable from 14th St January 13, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Petitions William Rebman bills for street work Richard Morrill, taxes on lots in McDaniels subdivision Committee on delinquent taxes John D Bush monies and credits required oath William Dyer, exempt paying taxes on his personal property taxes paid in Dyersville Howard and McArthur Lange and Apfell, deducted from claim for coffin for poor John D Bush, bondsmen of late Treasurer Quigley Communication of H Peterman, work done on Langworthy Hollow Road January 13, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Communications D Moriarty, collecting delinquent taxes Letter from E W Colburn of Dayton, Ohio, offering the City a new patent gas post $15,000 appropriated, New York City, purchase a portion of the indebtedness of the City Dubuque Western Railroad Bonds City Bonds issued to that company legal and close computation of the interest cancelled the bonds January 13, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene citizens desiring to purchase on private accounts market for bonds and necessarily tends to increase their value in the eyes of foreign holders competent judge of resources foreign creditors New York show faith in the correctness of our representatives W J Knight, Mayor receipt of auditor for bonds attached Page 140, Book 9 for 1870 January 13, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Mayor Right to mine under the tract known as the old Catholic Cemetery on 3rd St right to property should be asserted benefit of minerals lease authorizing Michael White and Patrick McCoy Graveyard is not designated by any number on any of the maps of the city government surveyors when they laid off this city on the map designated this tract by simply writing across it the words graveyard Catholic Bishop of this diocese took possession without any legal right selling cemetery lots Administration of Solomon Turck, improvement of 3rd St expense of abutting property January 13, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Mayor Right to mine under the tract known as the old Catholic Cemetery on 3rd St abandonment of tract for graveyard Bishop refusing to pay for 3rd St improvements disclaimed any title to it expense of general tax payers by virtue of the acts of Congress general fund General Land Office at Washington Public purposes City as the custodian of the public interest within the municipality track never patented to any one by the United States January 13, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene rights of general tax payers proper respect for the dead buried there City Government should assume control over the property Christian sense of community may not be outraged by the spectacle of a graveyard in our midst abandon to desecration, no one having the right to interfere protect it while the bodies remain buried prominent real estate dealer of this city right to enter it General fund general public good right to sink shafts or to mine no excavation in the graveyard assert City's right to property January 13, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Mayor Right to mine under the tract known as the old Catholic Cemetery on 3rd St removal of remains public park remove them to some more suitable place for their interment solicit legislation from Congress Fire Department, 2 steam and 2 hand engines January 13, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Reports Deputy Marshal, street purposes Auditor, due city officers Marshal number of police force overcoat, music box Police Justice Smith City Sexton, 11 interments digging graves cemetery lots sold John S Williams William Hopkins Benjamin McClure Y Dutle Adam Doerr Robert McGivern, weighmaster at West Dubuque Market Master, George Strasser Lamplighter O'Halloran John D Lenehan, dressed hogs weighed January 13, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Wharfmaster Davis report for wharfage collected Estimate of O H Crusius, City Engineer on 7th St bridge Work done by Thomas Finn Special session of the Council certain parties in New York had offered a large amount of City bonds secure indebtedness at the price above named letter of credit on New York in favor of Mayor Knight purchase and cancellation of city bonds J D Jennings, Auditor January 13, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Communication from A E Skinner, poor man by the name of Joseph Atkinson had been kept by him 4 weeks on the ground that he was poor and destitute Poor Relief James Doyle, wood F E Moser, groceries B Pettibone John Pier Philip Pier (Derr) A J Jaeger Woodworth and Herancourt, Pest House Collier and Langworthy George Zumhof John Nagle J Zangmeister Christman and Brothers, dry goods F Reed M Morgan L O'Mara, provisions James Doyle M Brown January 13, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene G Flemming, house rent F W Loeffler G Reinfried M Morgan C Klingenberg A E Skinner, wood Philip Pier groceries Deggendorf and Co repairing lamps Pat McMahon, fence Palmer, Wenall and Co books for Sexton A Y McDonald, gas fixtures Dubuque Manufacturing Co, covers for cisterns F A Gniffke, printing A Schaefer Dubuque Times Dubuque Herald Bills of Howard and McArthur, gas South Dodge St repaired by W Alexander insuring the Engine buildings alone and not the fire engines Allison and Kingman stove for 5th Ward engine house improvements building chimney stove pipes January 13, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Bill of Henry Sellars repairing cisterns Found gasoline stored in 5th Ward Engine House Petition of Nancy Shomo Cancel taxes on lots in Marsh's Addition Petition of John Schubert, Treasurer correct assessment mineral lots Petition of G W Burton Ordinance granting the right of way to the Dubuque and Minnesota Railroad Company Resolution Resolved Recorder draw an order on Cemetery fund in favor of Joseph Kaufman Cemetery contract January 13, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Resolution Resolved request honorable William B Allison, our representative in Congress to use his influence to get a special act through congress granting to this city the track of land situate on 3rd St Catholic Cemetery title to which is now in the United States Resolution under the seal of the city issue license to the brockers Petition of H W Sanford Bills paid John Lagen Mrs. Neylon John Hoy John O'Neill Conrad Schmitt J K Duncan E Ratcliff Andrew Treadway John Maclay N A Mills M Morgan O H Crusius M Frank Perry and Pitschner John Nagle Claims Asa Horr Lumbert and Scofield J W Parker Howard and McArthur J G Menkel Remmington F Jaeger and Co January 13, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene H A Dean assessment Resolution Resolved right to mine in the tract known as Old Catholic Cemetery on 3rd St granted by the Mayor to Michael White and Patrick McEvoy pay to the City one sixth of all minerals discovered promise that no excavation shall be made or work done under the authority disturb any of the graves now in the tract Bids to deliver wood for poor James Doyle, lowest bidder Printing claim register for the Recorder's office, book for calaboose cheapest rates Assessment of John D Bush Claims of Ex Marshal Elmer Rule now in force requiring the verification of claims be so modified as not to require verification of any claim January 13, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Settling Quigley matter Philip Sage and F Strauskey elected Engineers of Steamers A T Cook, elected Chief Engineer of Fire Department proper name for the office of Assistant Engineer Salary of mayor and aldermen January 18, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene . Preamble and Resolution Best interest of the state of Iowa, demand change in Railroad policy freight charges reasonable tariff over all the different lines of road in the state Resolved suitable person appointed to visit Des Moines with a view informing our representatives and senators in the General Assembly of the wishes of our people securing passage of a law enforcing reasonable tariffs defray expenses of any person appointed B B Richards appointed delegate February 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Petitions disposed of Anton Heeb, protesting against too high assessment Delinquent taxes L Converse, praying council accept propositions made by Mrs. Ann Cullen in regard to Clark St H S Hetherington, assessment on personal property Benjamin Rupert taxes, special assessment against property Coates and Walters, protesting against the assessment of their property Timothy Mason, monies and credits assessed H Mauer, secretary of German Mutual Life Insurance allow room in City Hall Building to hold meetings February 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Petition of F Glab, Recorder Clerk of the Registration board Mayor communication, silver trumpet delivered by old Fire Company Old Cemetery on 3rd St Deputation to address the Council Mayor communication explore for minerals under the cemetery February 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Catholic Cemetery, 3rd St Mayor Knight Communication improvements of 3rd St Bishop Hennesy, Honorable Solomon Turck Bishop did not own the cemetery Council should exercise its abandonment not a proper place for a cemetery in the heart of the city property owned by other denominations Locust St was improved, Episcopal, Congregational, Presbyterian, and other congregations owning property on the street were assessed and held liable for the cost of improvement Catholic Church equal and exact justice title to the property February 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Catholic Cemetery, 3rd St improvements minerals out of the lot did not disturb the dead Resolution Resolved right to mine in the tract known as the old cemetery on 3rd St granted to Michael White and Patrick McEvoy excavation license given authorized a digging of the graves title to property in the United States private parties urging Congress February 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Catholic Cemetery, 3rd St improvements scheme to get the property from Congress Honorable W B Allison prevent any one person from obtaining the tract did not advocate for the compulsory removal of the dead Bishop disclaims all interest in the property February 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene . February 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene . February 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Certificate Solomon Turck, Rowan, W H Robison, R Collier, called on Rev Bishop Hennesy improvement of 3rd St willing to pay share of cost of grading graveyard Old Catholic Cemetery, 3rd St consult legal advisors February 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene City Council duty interments on ground of Catholic Cemtery, 3rd St graveyard near the heart of the City somewhere out of the City limits, have the dead removed F M Pleins Rev Father Brasil, Vicar General of the diocese to address the Council with reference to the Catholic Cemetery question Title to the 3rd St Cemetery placed in the city for public purposes use of lots for burial purposes ecclesiastical authorities of the Catholic Church of Dubuque February 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Petitions George W Burton, chapters of ordinance relating to license of brokers George Hograff assessment, delinquent taxes A F Jaeger, personal property Charles Schmidt, proprietor of City Beer Hall Lambert Kniest and Mrs. Annie O'Hare Protest of George W Jones against the action of the Council in the cemetery matter R M Givern, weigher at West Dubuque M Levi, percentage of sale of cemetery lots Deputy Marshall Stecher D Sutherland H Stecher Engineer, due 7th St bridge contractors, M Finn and Joseph Ryder February 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Market Master Strasser City Sexton, internments and digging graves D Lenehan, city weigher dressed hogs weighed City Marshal Hardy, police force during the month Asa J Davis, Captain John Kintsinger John Bowen John Campbell Michael Halpin H Palmer W Thompson John O'Halloran Tom Farrell Police Justice Tuttle salaries due city officers Lamplighter O'Halloran February 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene H W Griswold, Treasurer coupons of city scrip sureties of the late treasurer late defalcation settlement purchase indebtedness arrangment with Judge Pollock of his judgment February 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene D Moriarty, collection of city taxes Claims Dubuque Herald, printing J W Parker, West Dubuque Scales Lumber Scofield, lumber Howard and McArthur gas William Rebman 16th St and Locust St Petition of Charles Tichner, census of 3rd Ward Ham and Carver Bill for a Claim Register J D Metz bill for Sexton's Book Meyers and Deggendorf improvements made by the City at Whiskey Hill on Southern Avenue Engine House, 2nd Precinct Manhattan Insurance Company, New York Hose and Hose cart, Ratcliff's Stable Insurance Company of New Haven Salaries of Chief Engineer Fire Department Charles Keesecker Engineers of Steamers P Sage, F Stranzkey February 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Each Engineer pay own firemen Petition of William Helm, injuries received by the explosion of an annvil while firing salutes at the celebration of 4th of July Bills Peter Oeth, belfry and hanging bell 5th Ward Engine House E Ratcliff horse hire Henry Shuk, foreman steam engine company Charles Keesecker J M Barnes J M Braley T Shannon G Flynn A Harvey T Rhumbesky S Smith F Herberger J Duhock M Oswald P Farn City Bonds Edward Langworthy coupons Town Clock An Ordinance in relation to the public landing and to regulate wharfage Chapter 15, Revised ordinances February 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Ordinance Section 4 regulate wharfage steamboat public landing ton burden United States Government Section 8 wharfage on wood Harbor Master Delinquent taxes, Mrs. Bertinger cancel tax now standing against lot in East Dubuque Petition of John Simpson double assessment John C Smith, Finley's Addition February 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene A Treadway's petition city tax paid on double assessment personal property Petitions Matthews and Cornwell, monies and credits Henry Becker Jacob Zangmeister, merchandise Langworthy, Meehan and Co William Hintrager assessment of monies and credits D N Cooley, Board of Equalization D W Lenehan Mrs. A F Stewart, reduction Mrs. Stuart Campbell H A Dean February 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Preamble and Resolution John P Quigley, late Treasurer unlawfully converted use of public money Resolved, procure affidavit of the facts Grand Jury of the County of Dubuque E G Young sidewalks and street cleaning 7th St bridge Procure White lead and oil to paint Marshall collect broker's license Poor Relief H W Griswold, Treasurer money advanced on Mayor's order Mrs. Flannery, groceries James Mulligan John Nagle Charles Lumbard A J Jaeger John Pier Peter Specht February 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene John Lucas, groceries B Pettibone Mrs. Uffel M Reed, balance due on shoes Philip Derr James Doyle Lagen and Son, carriage hire General Bills A J Jaeger, oil can Howard and McArthur, gas Scott and Co, coal James Kelly, stationaries Thomas Murray, hauling dogs O H Crusius, engineer M Morgan, wood for market house J Bright, gas posts and oil Bill of N A Mills A E Skinner bills in relation to gas contract with gas company Bills appertaining to poor relief February 9, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Frank Glab resignation as City Recorder O H Crusius, recorder pro tem investigate books of recorder appoint a suitable person to discharge the duties March 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Petitions W A B Jones, work done on registration lists City Attorney case of Justice Cantillon Mrs. A F Stuart, reduction of tax S M Langworthy, bridge across canal on 7th St P O'Connor, work on 5th St under contract Thomas Cunningham, sink a mineral shaft on street in West Dubuque William Beck, James Donahoe erect a frame building W Corcoran, extension of the night watch on Jones St March 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Petitions A Cragin, plank sidewalk Chestnut St McDaniels Addition Bluffs, expense of property holders Petition of Saddler, Hamlin and Wagner Main St delinquent taxes Mrs. M Eggleston J W Parker, assessment on the metropolitan stables Patrick McQuillan, assessment Thomas Callaghan cancel taxes on lot, Kelly's Addition old age and poverty Theodore Grozinger, deed of a lot in Linwood Cemetery paid money to Frank Glab G Gmehle, City Sexton R A Babbage, 11th St curbed, guttered and macadamizined Main St to Bluff St W H Peabody, 15th St Main St to Iowa St 17th St J W Parker, establishment of city cisterns on Julien Avenue use of hand fire engines loan on fire with instructions March 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene City Engineer permission to purchase a new surveying instrument for establishing grades Auditor salaries of city officers H W Griswold, Treasurer J D Jennings, Auditor George Salot, Recorder Edward McLeney, Attorney Owen Hardy, Marshall H Stecher, Deputy Marshal G Gmehle, City Sexton George Strasser, Market Master John O'Halloran Police A J Davis, Captain J Kinsinger J Bowen John Campbell M Halpin John Brown Thomas Farrell H Palmer H Kelly Frank Stronzki Ph Sage Teams and street laborers John Schmidt John Mullany Nic Doyle Pat McNamara Ned Morgan Tom Connell Pat Bennan Michael Coyle William Rebman March 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene 7th St Jefferson St Spruce St Walnut St Farley's Addition Wharfmaster Powers March 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene drafts weighed Auditor Annual Report City Marshal arrests Fred Schreimer Eagle Point Ferry Ordinance City Indebtedness cancelled bonds filed with Auditor Bridge Warrants March 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene bridge warrants County expense of rebuilding 7th St bridge Auditor's Receipt Bonds signed by Henry S Hetherington, Mayor, and John W Markel, Recorder Edwin James, Auditor indebtedness against the City calculating the interest on coupons J D Jennings March 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Appointment of George Salot, Recorder settlement with the First National Bank Capital Stock tax receipts coupons Brunskill and Clark Judge Pollock Thompson's bonds R E Graves H W Griswold March 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene settlement Judge S M Pollock Quigley's sureties B Rupert settlement of judgment against city Judge Pollock and John Blake Mr. Beach March 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene surveyed and platted Market Master German Material Insurance Co Washington Fire Company Contract entered into January 1,1870 Dubuque and Howard and McArthur Investigate books and accounts of Frank Glab Dr. Timothy Mason, delinquent taxes March 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Petitions, assessments reduced O'Hare Coales Joseph Ogilby Richard Morrill A Heeb George W Scott W Dyer, lumber H S Hetherington Lambert Kneist, city lot March 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Petitions George Hograff B Rupert, judgement against the city Brokers license Claims Mrs. J Uffel provisions J Fosselman P Wilke James Doyle B Pettibone H Schiller John Pier Michael Brown William Loeffler P Specht John H Dunn P Bradley G Reinfried General Bills Asa Horr, Town Clock N A Mills James Doyle William Rebman macadamizing and paving Peter Specht March 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene F Glab claim Full settlement of claims of Howard and McArthur against the City for gas street lamps and City Hall gas Petitions and Resolutions Resolved inner slough or canal filling purposes Resolved sending Fred Bass out of the City S M Pollock tax March 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene S M Pollock Resolved St. Mary's Street Addition expenses acruing 3rd St grading 11th St to 15th St Iowa St Resolution Resolved examine books and accounts of the treasurer correctness, vouchers, accounts City Attorney written opinion, right of owner on lot on 17th St near Blake's Hollow Frank Glab March 3, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Joseph Lenehan's salary as clerk in the Treasurer's office 7th St bridge, due Mr. Ryder for construction Judges and Clerks of Election 1st Ward P Boyne and W Ahern Eugene Corcoran and T C Roberts 2nd Ward M Buchholtz, L V Gibbs B F Smith, Patrick Guthrie 3rd Ward William Rebman, H Koch C Pitschner, Hugh Nalty 4th Ward W K Delorimier, John Nagle Thomas Hardie, M Kingman 5th Ward Judge King and Peter Oeth Peter Ellwanger and R McKinley Places for city election 1st Ward Robert Jess' house 2nd Ward Court House 3rd Ward City Hall 4th Ward Lorimer House 5th Ward Heeb's Brewery George Salot City Recorder March 9, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene no quorum March 22, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Wharfage licenses County of Dubuque for Poor Relief Bridge Warrants Settlement of City indebtedness Cash expended for poor relief engineers, firemen, hose salaries of all officers Police force March 22, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Cash expended for poor relief City indebtedness 7th st bridge ordinary expenses peremptory mandamus served special tax, pay judgment of Riggs Edward Langworthy March 22, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene wiseacres economical and honest management of affairs streets in proper condition and properly maintain City government levy of special tax Treasurer's office very good condition March 22, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Examination of Treasurer's office Assistant Lenehan tax in personal property effective collector Examination of Auditor's office excellent condition complete record of indebtedness March 22, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Examination of City Attorney City Recorder Marshal police force rights of property have been respected honest and sober men Charter officers Fire Department expenses March 22, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Petitions John Morrison 13th St James Hanton Mineral hole on 5th St An Ordinance in relation to the public landing and to regulate wharfage issue deeds for lots poor relief 3rd Ward March 22, 1870 Knight, Rowan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Young, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene 7th St bridge George Salot Recorder April 7, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene . Public Weigher J D Lenehan, number of dressed hogs City Sexton Linwood Cemetery interments and digging graves Engineer filling for 7th St extension Deputy Marshal amount due for labor sale of Cemetery lots, Mrs. M Levi Wharfage collected lumber, steamboats Market Master Strasser April 7, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Market Master Strasser Central Market Scales Robert McGivern, West Dubuque scales Auditor Jennings, salaries of city officers Lamplighter O'Halloran, lamps lighted bills for poor relief General Bills N A Mills O H Crusius E Ratcliff A T Cook Scott and Co James Kiernan? Ham and Carver Gniffke D Moriarty A Palmer N A Mills N Petiman? James Doyle Thomas Murray Poor Relief Nagle A J Jaeger Langenmeister James Doyle B Pettibone J Treiner S W Loeflin J Unfell J E Moser April 7, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Bill of E Ratcliff leasing the West Dubuque to Cunningham R A Babbage, grading macadamizing curbing 11th St from Main St to Bluff St Petition of Patrick Gainor W H Peabody, 10th St from Main St to Iowa St, 15th St to 17th St S M Langworthy Alonzo Cragin plank sidewalk Petition of Ms. Eggleston? reduction of taxes P McQuillan F A Stuart April 7, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Assessment on merchandise Sadler, Hamlin and Wagner Council served a writ to appear before the United States Circuit Court at Des Moines levied special tax to pay Eliza Riggs judgement list of taxable property County of Dubuque legal warrant Count of votes cast last election April 7, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Official Count of Votes Election Results Election Returns Mayor W J Knight M Kingman Treasurer H W Griswold H P Ward Recorder Charles G Hargus Theo Gotzinger? Auditor John D Jennings Robert M McKinley April 7, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Election Results Election Returns City Attorney Edward McCeney C H Eighmey Assessor Joseph Lochner George L Fischer Marshal Owen Hardy Samuel Elmer Aldermen 1st Ward N C Ryan Langworthy 2nd Ward Joseph Gehrig Benj Smith 3rd Ward J M Robinson Ernst Young April 7, 1870 Election Results Election Returns City Attorney Edward McCeney C H Eighmey Assessor Joseph Lochner George L Fischer Marshal Owen Hardy Samuel Elmer Aldermen 1st Ward N C Ryan Langworthy 2nd Ward Joseph Gehrig Benj Smith 3rd Ward J M Robinson Ernst Young 4th Ward Thomas Coates Sweeney 5th Ward A F Jaeger Herman Aline? Resolution Resolved sincere regret at the severence of our official connection with James Rowan and Ernest Young April 7, 1870 Election Results Election Returns John D Jennings, oath of office to W J Knight salary and bonds fixed in the case of each officer Election of Officers George Salot B Lagen C S Gilliam Nick Powers Wharfmaster Wood measurer N F Hanning Michael Ahern Oscar Gilliam Charles Brose William Johnson April 7, 1870 Election Results Election Returns Wood Measurer, H F Haning George Strasser, Market Master G Gmehle, City Sexton Otto H Crusius, Engineer Marshal Hardy, Patrick Ryder as deputy A F Jaeger, Mayor Pro Tem Fixing salaries of officers bonds April 7, 1870 Salaries and bonds of city officers Remonstrance of George Stahele against macadamizing 11th St Marshal file official bond William Beck petition April 7, 1870 William Beck petition erect a frame house Petitions Florance McCarthy reduction in assessment E A Gelert and Co, suffered damage from water running basement Scott and Co, permission to erect a shed in their yard Dubuque Manufacturing Company J H Dunne James Reddin, sidewalk Langworthy, 7th St bridge Frank Beyer, macadamizing Bluff St John Clark, plank sidewalk Mineral St to 17th St Patrick Gainer, committee on streets Albert Lente, culvert between Washington and Waples on 14th St April 7, 1870 Petitions Michael Scott, embankment along the old levee be removed John Clark, other residents on Clark and Mineral St Clark and Conlon, 3rd St bridge G Wullweber, attention to the impassable condition of the sidewalk on White St 7th St and old levee Petition of James Hughes Auctioneers license H B Glover, Fenelon St grade Residents on Julien Avenue for cisterns Amanda Fox, desolate condition Treasurer Griswold, Linwood Cemetery fund S L Dairyumple? auctioneering license April 7, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Communication from J M Robinson, holder of bonds Standing Committees Ordinances Claims Streets Harbors Markets Public Grounds and Buildings Printing Fire Police Delinquent tax property owners on Couler Avenue to repair sidewalks 18th St to Durango St Dubuque Herald and National Democrat official papers of the city City printing, including publication of proceeding notices, notices, advertisements awarded to lowest bidder April 7, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene contract with lowest bidder for stationary bond of Owen Hardy, appointment of Deputy Marshal Patrick Ryder sworn into office April 9, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene official bonds of officers approved City Treasurer, City Attorney, City Auditor, City Recorder, Wood Measurer, Harbor Master Engineer office at City Hall grading of Jackson Square, sidewalks Petition of George Hogwarth, assessment on Mineral Lot Abel E Skinner, remission of taxes April 19, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Wood measurement Construction of the wood ordinance and the powers and duties of wood measurer Marshal summon absentees and require their attendance warrant issued for absentees Kiene and Lenehan Attorney prepare necessary documents An Ordinance for the appointment of an inspector of wood and regulating the sale of wood April 19, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene An Ordinance for the appointment of an inspector of wood and regulating the sale of wood sold by the cord levee or banks of the Mississippi River channel city limits kind and quality of wood No person shall sell or offer to sell any wood for fuel without the limits of the City of Dubuque Wood Inspector April 19, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene An Ordinance for the appointment of an inspector of wood and regulating the sale of wood cord buyer and seller sales, purchases wood inspector fees April 19, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene An Ordinance for the appointment of an inspector of wood and regulating the sale of wood license Bluff St Jones St 7th St between inspect all wood April 19, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene An Ordinance for the appointment of an inspector of wood and regulating the sale of wood Revised Ordinances Dubuque Herald, Dubuque Times, National Democrat, Staats Zeitung publications Petition of D V Wilson, permission to remove frame porch to his brick house corner of 3rd St and Bluff St, frame kitchen Resolution Resolved no petition April 19, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Resolved no petition or communication, abatement or remission of taxes inability to pay through sickness or old age May 5, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Petitions J B Folzer, reduction in saloon license F W Kruse, sewer constructed in front of lot on Windsor St Stafford's Addition Washington St F C Augustine Michael McMahon, watching St. Patrick's church Platt Smith, 3rd St from Summit St Hill St T C Roberts, sending delegation to Des Moines, obtain land grant Mrs. Mark Murphy, remission of taxes May 5, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Petitions O H Crusius Michael Hardy Pelan and Randall bridge leading to freight depot T C Calhoun J M Schaber, protesting against license Herman Hahn, enforcement of ordinance relating to butchers M M Hayden, abatement of taxes, Mineral Lot D C Fuller, permission to erect a frame stable John Enright damages done by Fire Company Henry Kroll, remission of tax on personal property May 5, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Petitions Mary rent of cellar James Cox, watchman 12th St Julia Levi remission of taxes Martha Nightingale, delinquent taxes on city lots H C Chamberlain, macadamize Locust St to 17th St M Buckholl alley between 7th St and 5th St, Iowa St and Clay St H M Romley, agent of the National Insurance Company repair burnt buildings H N Day and M Kingman, Chesnut St grade May 5, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Petitions George W Scott, permission to remove frame building Iowa St C Pelan, condition of Alpine St Tho S Nair A M Crowley, agent of the National Insurance Co Auditor Jennings, salaries of City Officers Deputy Marshal and Street Commissioner Wharfmaster Salot harbors May 5, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Market Master weighed Lamplighter O'Halloran City Sexton, interments and digging graves Linwood Cemetery W K Ronull, M Kingman, grade of Prairie St Kelly's subdivision, Florence McCarthy R McGivern, weighing at West Dubuque scales Police Justice Tuttle cases Marshal Hardy, number of arrests due Michael Kane for sawing wood hauling lumber May 5, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Deputy Marshal John Molony John Crowley M Corbet Pat McNamara Pat Shellany Jerry Griffin William Baldwin Dennis Dorgan Pat McClure Charles Kampman Michael McCann Michael Koch John Eagan Tim Hynes Tim Sullivan Morris O'Hern Pat Consadine Pat Bennon M O'Laughlin Tho Murphy George Idle Bernard Schul R Myreth Math Shanon Francis Kay Fred Hutner Pat Noon T O'Tool Pater Hassman Christ Oeth Henry Miller William Flynn Christ Fremon John McGraves Michael Tierney Daniel Harrington John Kelly Henry Strasser John Dougherty James Dougherty George Richell Nick Jones James Smith Edwin Devins M Flannegan Thomas Horn Philip Sturnn John Williams R Bennett M Demphrey Pat O'Connor Daniel Shahan Frank Weber Philip Dice John Pickildy James Cahill M Morgan Pat Fitzgerald Dennis Lenehan Hugh Martin George Martin John Corrigan James Robinson H Turner James Hays May 5, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Marshal's Report M Hardy John Smith Mike Brown Anderson Gunn M McCarthy John Mondt James Welsh John Hays Fred Holtz P Gleman John McLenegan orders on different funds E H Hyde's auctioneers license G L Dulymple??? An Ordinance providing for the appointment of an inspector of wood and regulating the sale of wood Dubuque Times, only bidder for printing May 5, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Dubuque Times, Official paper printing National Democrat Ordinance to amend Chapter 26 of revised ordinances General Bills D Moriarty George Salot M Regnold R O Anderson L Pitchner O H Crusius J McClay C Rogan F Weigel J Hundt J K Duncan Gas Company Kelly Fire Department Rouse and Dean Scott and Co H S Cook May 5, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Poor Relief Mulligan Pier Hogan grading Iowa St and 15th St William Rebman Linwood Cemetery road Resolution Resolved notify property holders on White St between 7th St and the old levee Petition of C S Waller May 5, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Petition of John Clark 17th St and Mineral remission of taxes Engineer Crusius, work done by M Finn of 7th St Linwood Cemetery fund Glab defalcation delegation to Des Moines on railroad tariff business May 5, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene National Bank H W Clark C H Crusius willing to serve as City Engineer salary orders for judges and clerks of April election A Heeb paid for work on Valeria St Resolution Resolved finance committee and city attorney May 5, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Resolution Resolved finance committee and city attorney collect taxes 11th St grade for St. Mary's St keeping saloons or selling spirits or intoxicating drinks public inspection May 5, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Resolution Resolved clean alley at expense of abutting property holders 7th St in a passable condition White St between 11ths St and 6th St Aldermen not to sell or deliver out of his own store or house of business Butchers license May 5, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kiene Bills to Committee on Claims Steam Engine Co E Ratcliff Herald C M Robinson Thos Murray J W Cox Lumbert and Co Andrew Treadway Charles Klinkenberg Thos McCoy Staats Zeitung C G Hargus, Recorder May 16, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kaiser Alderman August Kaiser, newly elected from 5th Ward Ordinance in relation to licenses License for each company An Ordinance defining the fire limits in the City May 16, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kaiser prompt action to secure water works in the city Manufacturing Company Omaha, Kansas City, erect water works on the Holly Rockport, Bataria, New York, Minneapolis Minnesota Canton and Dayton in Ohio Michigan, Peoria fire engine Holly system May 16, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kaiser hydrant and water Dayton Holly system of water works below the bluffs private companies, public use water furnished much cheaper to the people May 16, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kaiser Water Works Water Department Holly System Peoria, IL Railroad Company Gas Company, carry the gas up into the 5th Ward Clay St and Couler Avenue Main St, Jones St outer levee supply posts and lanterns lumber yards placed in some district among private houses fire May 16, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kaiser Limit placed on extension of lumber yards hay license saloon keepers City to collect licenses Proceedings May 16, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kaiser Delinquent tax Howard and McArthur communication lamps locating lamp posts examine water works License ordinance Published in Daily Times Daily Herald May 16, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kaiser delinquent taxes Ordinance defining the fire limits Ordinance to prohibit the keeping or establishing of lumber yards within the fire limits May 16, 1870 Knight, Ryan, Lucas, Gehrig, Lenehan, Robinson, Pleins, Coates, Weigel, Jaeger, Kaiser F M Robinson petition for Jess M erect brick dwelling 12th St and 13th St Remonstrance of Agnes Langworthy, grading and macadamizing 3rd St Resolution Resolved Board of Supervisors of the County pay expense of constructing a bridge on 7th St over the inner slough Southern Avenue to Railroad Depot CREST INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES I hereby certify that the following described records of:_ Wahlert Memorial Library, Loras College Dubuque Iowa Council Records No. 8, January 1867 - May 1870 were photographed as received and without alteration by the CREST INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES at Cedar Rapids, Iowa c Date: Q— ^ Signed: CREST INFOR ATION TECHNOLOGI / Witness: END ROLL NO. $ C-87