1919 Index Council ProceedingsOFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
CITY COUNCIL
OF THE
CITY OF DUBUQUE
FOR THE YEAR 1919
The Telegrrph- Herald, Dubuque, Iowa
CITY OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR 1919
Recorder —JOHN STUBER.
Treasurer— GEORGE D. WYBRANT.
Assessor —PETER KIES.
WM. P. ANDRESEN.
ELECTIVE OFFICERS.
Mayor —JAMES SAUL.
Auditor —CYRIL D. LAGEN.
Attorney —M. H. CZIZEK.
Engineer— WALTER CULLEN.
ALDERMEN -AT -LARGE
J. H. STROBEL.
ALDERMEN.
LOUIS PLAMONDON, First Ward. I CHARLES LEIST, Third Ward.
KENDALL BURCH, Second Ward. JOS. L. HIRD, Fourth Ward.
E. E. FRITH, Fifth Ward.
APPOINTIVE OFFICERS.
Mayor Pro Tem —E. E. FRITH.
Fire Chief —DAVID AHERN. Committee Clerk —J. W. LAWLOR.
Chief of Police —JOHN GIELLIS. Electrician —W. P. HIPMAN.
Street Commissioner —JOHN SCHRO- Market Master —CHAS. McCARTHY.
MEN. Harbor Master —JAMES LYNCH.
Sanitary Officer —OTTO NEUMAN.
Finance —
Frith, Andresen, Leist.
Ordinance —
Burch, Andresen, Hird.
Streets —
Frith, Burch, Plamondon, Hird,
Police and Light —
Andresen, Plamondon, Frith.
Sewer —
Plamondon, Strobel, Leist.
Printing —
Burch, Strobel, Leist.
Claims —
Hird, Frith, Burch.
Fire —
Leist, Burch, Pamondon.
Markets—
Strobel, Hird, Plamondon.
Public Grounds and Buildings —
Hird, Strobel, Burch.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Delinquent Tax —
Andresen, Strobel, Plamondon.
Sprinkling —
Plamondon, Frith, Andresen.
Harbors —
Leist, Burch, Hird.
Supplies —
Strobel, Hird, Plamondon.
Electric Construction —
Burch, Leist, Frith.
Bathing Beach —
Frith, Burch, Strobel.
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Board of Health —
Council Members —Mayor Saul, Alder -
Andresen, Alderman Leist.
Citizen Members —M. M. Hoffmann, A.
Zillig.
Health Officer —Dr. E. L. Reinecke.
Meat and Milk Inspector —Dr. J. N.
Graham.
Sanitary Policeman —Otto Neumann.
The Regular Meetings of the City Council are held the first and third
Thursdays in each month, at 8:00 o'clock p. m.
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Jan. 2 -Adams Co., petition of, relative to purchasing land 1
near Fourth Street Extension
Feb. 6-- Athletic Field, report of 20, 57
'° 6- Allen, Emily, relative to old soldiers' exemption
on taxes 21
20- Alpine Street and West Fifth Street, petition of
Dubuque Automobile Club to widen street 28
20- American Trust and Savings Bank, relative to
Assessment 33
" 20- Allison, Wm. B. Estate, relative to taxes 33
" 20- Appropriations for the year 1919 35,36, 57
Mar. 20- Ackles, Matt, petition of, relative to sweeping
streets 52
" 20 -Alley first west of Elm Street from 27th Street to
28th Street, profile showing grade 55, 86, 121
" Alley first west. of Elm Street from 25th Street to 27th
Street, profile showing grade 55, 87, 120
" 20 -Alley first east of Hill Street from Wooten Ave-
nue to Bonson Avenue, profile showing grade 34, 55, 85, 121
" 20- Austin Scraper to be purchased 56, 196, 494
" 20- Alleys, cleaning of, bids advertised for 75, 89, 146, 163
" 20 -Ashes to be cleaned from all alleys 76
April 3- Angella Street, petition of property owners to have
same improved 80
3- Athletic Field, list of bills due various firms 81, 96
17- Auditor of State, bill for examination of books and
accounts 95, 192
" 17 -Alley between Locust Street and Bluff Street from
Seventh Street to Eighth Street, resolution to
improve 105 Profile,
105, 168, 190, 192, 195, 207, 211, 214, 240, 501, 521, 538, 540, 556
" 17- Auburn Avenue, to improve
117, 188, 309, 223, 307, 315, 336, 339, 343, 432, 508
May 1 -Alley between West Second Street and West Third
Street, to improve...137, 164, 168, Profile 168, 172, 183, 423, 432, 436
15- Auditor, City, annual report of 145
IC 15- Angella Street, to improve 146, 147, 165, 172, 184, 448, 488, 506, 507
June 15- Angella Street petition, B. C. Scherr, Christ
Kuehnle, John Oswald, reimburse for fire damage 168
" 15.Alley, vacation of, between Couler Avenue and Jack-
son Street, 28th Street to Peru Road 172, 178
" 15- Angella Street, to improve 186, 208, 292, 345, 496
" 15 -Alley between West Second Street and West Third
Street 186, 209, 373
" 15- Austin Western Road Machinery Co. notified to
repair street roller 188, 278
15- American La France Fire F Co., report of
Chief on Tractor 190, 194
" 15 -Alley first south of West Third Street from Col-
lege Avenue to Walsh Street 192, 373, 414
July 3- Austin Western Road Machinery Co., reconsider
action 225, 278, 283
" 10- Advertising for laborers, rid 40c per hour 226
" 17- Angella Street, ascertain cost of water main 228
" 17- Austin Western Road Machinery Co., pair of
rollers 240
Aug. 1- Alpine Street, Engineer draws plans for improve-
ment of 278, 369, 375, 405, 515, 552, 595, 599
7- Atlantic Avenue, advertising for bids, repair of 292, 302, 340
7- Alpine Street, resolution to improve
297, 369, 405, 419, 421, 451, 515, 585
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21—Assessor's completed and dyt roll taxes
forBoard
1919 of Equal-
ization
4—Alley, signed Windsor Avenue, tsouth property holders
grade
18 —Alley between Willow Street and Green Street,
relative to grading
16— Automating voting machines
18— Appel, Mrs. John, petition of, to cancel interest
against property
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Jan. 2 —Bills allowed 1, 47, 161
308 11 2— Baptist Church, petition of, relative to taxes
345 If 2— Burden and Davis Avenues, petition of residents 1
347 asking for light 1
2 —Board of Health, report of
2 —Buo1, C. J., report of Committee of Whole, value 4
of Lot 10, Fairview Place reduced 8
16 —Bills allowed
604, 621 If 16— Beyhl, Martin, petition of, relative to cancelling 8
taxes for 1918
16— Brown, W. J., Agent, petition of, relative to reduc- g 25
ing assessment on Lots 1 and 1A, Leven's Add.
16— Burns, W. J. (by W. J. Brown), petition of, rela-
tive to reduction of assessment of property on 9, 25
S. W. corner Eighth and Clay Streets
16— Bathing Beach Committee, report of, relative to 12
purchasing Lot 2 of 368, Ham's Add
16— Bathing Beach Committee, report of, relative to
bill of Fred Menzel
6 —Bills allowed
6 —Board of Health, report of
6— Buettell, Emma L., tax petition received and filed
20— Burdt, Fred C., petition of, relative to soldiers' 28, 47
exemption of taxes 31
20 —Bids on street sprinkler and flusher 31
20 —Bids for widing, cleaning, oiling, etc., Town Clock
20 —Bids for printing Index and binding Council Pro-
ceedings for 1918
20 —Bids for Street Signs
20 —Bids for Comfort Station, 18th Street and for 31
plumbing 31
di 20 —Board of Health, report of 37, 50, 75, 175
if 20 —Bee Branch Sewer to be extended , 41
Mar. 6 —Bills allowed 41
6 —Board of Health, report of 47
" 20 —Bills allowed 0
20 —Board of Health, report of 5 56
3 —Bills allowed 88
3 —Board of Health, report of
3— Bradbury, C. E., Deputy Recorder, salary increased
to $110.00 per month
17 —Bills allowed
17 —Bill of State Auditors for examination of books
and accounts
17— Bardon, Chas., application for driver of Street
Flusher
17— Boothby, J. M., petition of, relative to taxes
17— Bille, Leon, communication relative to water pipe
lines
17 —Board of Health, report of
1 —Bills allowed
1-- Beutin, Frank, communication of, relative to un-
loading material on First Avenue
1— Burdick Enamel Sign Co., communication of, rela-
tive to city returning samples
1— Brandel, Geo., petition of, relative to soldier's ex-
emption of taxes
1— Baldwin, Mrs. Mary, petition of, relative to error 128, 144
in assessment for cleaning snow 134
1 —Board of Health, report of 141
15 —Bills allowed
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15 —Board of Health, report of 145
15 —Board of Review, City Council not to ast as same 146
15— Bennett Street water plug to be placed at about
250 feet from Grandview Avenue 151
June 5 —Bills allowed 167
5— Becker, John G., petition of, to reduce assessment 167
5 —Board of Health, oil on sloughs 168
5— Baptist Church, petition of, relative . to cancella-
tion of taxes 169
5— Bathing Beach, laying of gas mains 176
5 —Board of Health, regular session 176, 177, 208, 221, 222
5 —Bills allowed 187
19— Buckley & McCaffrey, petition of, to erect filling
station 189
19— Bathing Beach, City Electrician to move pole 193, 209
19 —Board of Health, report of 193, 208
19— Building Ordinance, be prepared by City Attorney 193, 194
2 —Bills allowed 213
3 —Bills allowed 215
3— Breithaupt, Philip, bond of 216
14 —Bids for repairing streets damaged by flood 227
14 —Bids for repairing Kaufmann Avenue 227
17 —Bills allowed 229
17— Buddin, Mrs. Sophia, petition of, relative to taxes 230
17 —Ball, Martin C., petition to lower curb 230
17— Behrens, F. J., petition of, damage to property by
. rain 230
17 —Board of Health, report of 239, 263
21 —Bills allowed 246
30— Banks, relative to taxing bank stocks 252
30 —Bills allowed 252
7 —Bills allowed 280
7— Brose, Chas., notice of claim 281, 446
7— Becker, Felix, commuiication of, relative to team
hire 281
7 —Burt, Edward & Co., Chicago, relative to auditing
Dubuque Electric Co.'s books 284
7— Burke, M. B., communication of, relative to con-
vention of Iowa Association Chiefs of Police 284
7 —Board of Health, report of 292, 312
13— Buddin, Sophia, relative to having taxes cancelled 301
21 —Bills allowed 304
21— Burns, W. J. & Co., claim for damages 307
21 —Board of Equalization, appointed by Mayor Saul 308, 409
21 —Board of Health, report of 312
4 —Bills allowed 344
4— Breithaupt, Philip, excavation bond 347
16— Burch, Alderman, new chair for council chamber 365, 370
18 —Bills allowed 366
18 —Bills referred to Committee of the Whole 368
18— Brown, W. J., Executor for John Deery Estate,
relative to overcharge in taxes 368, 431
18 —Board of Health, report of 374
18 —Bush, John D., notice to remove steps 375, 378, 442
Oct. 2 —Bills allowed 422
2 —Board of Health 430
2— Bills, Judges and Clerks', special election Septem-
ber 15th, 1919 432
7— Burns, F. A., notified to remove wagons 437, 446
10— Bassler, A. J., petition of, relative to storm sewer,
22nd and Washington Streets 440
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16 —Bills allowed
16— Bevens, Mrs. J. J., petition of, relative to damage
by storm
16 —Bee Branch Sewer, petition of residents to have
same cleaned
16 —Board of Health, report of
21 —Board of Equalization, report of
6 —Bills allowed
6 —Board of Health
20 —Bills allowed
20 —Bohn, John, Inspector, sewer in Sheridan Street
and Lawther Avenue, Committee of the Whole
20 —Board of Education, petition of, cancellation of
taxes on Schmitt property
20— Blondin, Mary, report of City Assessor, exemption
of taxes
20— Bathing Beach, report of
20 —Board of Health, report of
4 —Bills allowed
4— Bennett, Harry, petition of, relative to reduction
of taxes
4— Brandel, George, petition of, relative to soldier's
exemption of taxes
4 —Bush, Chas. T., writ of injunction restraining City
Treasurer from selling at tax sale
4 —Bohn, John, Inspector, bill of
4 —Board of Health
18— Boraem- Kemper Lumber Co., bids on wood
18 —Bills allowed
18 —Base Ball, City League, petitionof, asking for use
of Armiry for purpose of giving a fair
18 —Bell, Fred, remonstrance against cleaning snow
18 —Board of Health
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449
452 -465, 480
493
501
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512, 591
513, 589, 604
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583, 605
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Jan. 2- Crunion, Mrs. E., petition of, relative to cancelling
taxes
2- Cooney, M. D., reappointment as Assistant City
Attorney
2- Comfort Station, 18th Street, City Engineer sub-
mits plans 7, 27, 31, 35, 37, 40, 57, 75, 76, 79, 152, 430,
16- Council Proceedings for December approved
16 -Chas. Pape & Son, relative to plumber's bond
6- Correll, P. B., petition of, relative to soldier's ex-
emption of taxes
6- Curtis, Dwight F., petition of, relative to soldier's
exemption of taxes
6 -Corn Belt Packing Co., ordinance vacating streets
and alleys for their use
6- Cascade Crossing, Street Committee report same
accepted
6- Council Proceedings for 1918, Recorder instructed
to advertise for bids for binding
10- Committee Clerk's salary to be raised to $125.00
per month
20- Council Proceedings for January, 1919, approved...
20 -Cox Street, petition by C. B. McNamara to im-
prove same
20- Curtis & Son, excavation bond
20-C. M. & St. P. R. R. Co. and C. G. W. R. R. no-
tified to place watchmen at 13th Street and 16th
Street crossings
Mar. 6 -Cox Street, City Engineer instructed to estimate
cost of proposed improvement
" 20 -City Hall, bids for repairing Jail in basement
" 20 -City employees granted a raise in salary
" 20 -City Hall, bids for constructing cement steps
April 3- Clark, Mrs. Margaret, petition of, relative to ex-
emption of taxes
3 -Cox Street, petition of property owners to have
same improved 80, 143, 172,
3- Chamberlain, Belle C., notice of claim for per-
sonal injuries
17 -City Hall. new, to be voted on at time of voting
for Municipal Lighting Plant
May 1- Corell, P. B.. petition of, relative to Spanish-
American War veteran exemption of taxes
1 -City Hall, all offices to be closed Saturday after-
noons during May, June, July and August
Cardiff Street, residents notified to keep back yards
clean
.1 -City employes, relative to housing at Court House
15- Committee of the Whole, to be called for meeting
May 16th, 1919
15 -Clay Street, corners at west side at 17th street
to be widened
15 -Clay Street, corner of 22nd Street, to be widened
15 -Cox Street, to improve 146, 147, 164, 184, 186, 489, 495,
15 -Clay Street, Street Commissioner instructed to
repair
5 -City Attorney's report, 1917 to 1919
5 -City employees, pay their debts
19- Corcoran. James, petition of, relative to connect-
ing with sewer
19 -City Water Works, communication of, relative to
instructions
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8
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18, 53
18, 52
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24, 31, 39
27
27
29
33, 47
34
50
55
57
64, 176
80, 146
209, 489
81, 143
99, 106
128
133
133
134
145
146
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505, 508
151
169, 194
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19 -City Water Works, communication of, relative to 189
enlarging mains
19 -City Electrician, remove pole at Third and Alpine 193
Streets
19 -City Water Works, remove hydrant at Third and 193, 283
Alpine Streets 211
Community Building, Mayor's Proclamation 213, 432
2- Comfort Stations, bids returned 215
3- Cleveland Avenue Park, cement steps 219, 228
3 -Corn Belt Packing Co., ordinance
17- Council Proceedings for Month of May approved 228
17- Cutler, Ida McLean, petition of, relative to water 231
overflow
Catherine Street, petition of, residents to have water 231
mains laid
Curtis & Son, petition of, to excavate in front Fink's 231
Store, Couler Avenue
17 -City Water Works, communication to. remove 231, 283
water plug on Third and Alpine Streets
17- Cooper, A. A. Inc., petition and waiver, pertaining
to sidewalk and retaining wall, Third Street 239, 282
from Main to Locust
18 -C. M. & St. P. R. R. Co., clean out culverts and
drains 245, 284, 288, 300, 307, 517
18 -C. G. W. R. R. Co., clean out culverts and drains 245, 284, 288
30 -Clem to correspond with Davenport and other 252
cities relative to taxing bank stocks
30- Corcoran, Jas., relative to increased cost of sewer 253, 278
30 -City Engineer, new surveying instrument 253
30 -City Market, to abolish
30 -City Attorney, to draft Ordinance relative to abol- 253
ishing City Market
30 -Chief of Police, notify public relative to parking 253
cars
30 -City Hall, bids for painting and calsomining 268, 280
30 -City Water Works, readers wear badges 278, 281, 288
7 -City employees, asking to be paid weekly 282, 313
7-City Engineer, report relative to sewer, water and 285
gas connections in Grand View Avenue
7 -City Assessor's report, relative to Richard Waller .285
Estate
7 -City Assessor's report, Mettel Land and Security 285
Co., relative to taxes
7 -City Electrician's report, defective lights 288
7 -City Engineer's report, profile 288
7- Cushing Place, resolution to improve 296, 508
7 -C. B. & Q. R. R., notified to clean out culverts 300 -307
7 -City Water Works, to place water plug corner 300
Woodward Avenue and Seminary Street
21- Council Proceedings or month of June approved 303
21- Curtis, Mrs. Hattie, petition to lower curb for
driveway 306
21 -C. M. & St. P. R. R. crossings 313, 346, 373, 374, 378, 517
21 -C. G. W. R. R. crossings 313, 346
21 -C. B. & Q. R. R. crossings 313, 346, 374, 378
21- Correll, P. B., petition of, relative to taxes 313
21 -City Engineer recommends inspector be appointed 314
2 -City Engineer to investigate railroad culverts and
report to City Council 343, 441
4- Conen, S., petition to place barber pole, Main
Street 344, 369
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4- Collier, J. C., chairman Main Street property
owners, bill for inspecting 420 feet of Main 344
Street
4 -C. M. St. P. R. R., communication, relative to 345
culvert at Fourth Street
4- County Auditor's Report, transmitting the state-
ment of the assessment and valuation of rail-
roads and express companies in the City' of 346
Dubuque
4- Cushing Place, grade of 347, 369, 375, 404, 413, 421, 517
18- Curtis, Roy, appointed as member of Plumbing 366, 376
Commission
18- Council Proceedings for month of July, 1919, ap- 366
proved
24 -C. M. & St. P. R. R. be notified to construct 378, 423
sewer in Rhomberg Avenue 378
24 -City map, Recorder advertise for bids
29- Committee Clerk instructed to correspond with 385
brick manufacturers relative to brick deliveries
Oct. 7 -City Engineer Cullen submitted specifications for 437
concrete mixtures 442
16- Council Proceedings for August, defer action 442, 487
16- Culvert, Lincoln Avenue, bids 466
22- City's debt, nothing be paid for 1919 495
6- Calhoun, Dr. C. E., petition, error in assessment 495
6 -C. G. W. R. R., sidewalk notice 509, 551
10 -City map, bid
20 -Corn Belt Packing Co., be instructed to construct 517, 585
sewer
20 -Cox Street, Street Commissioner be notified to 518
clean away dirt and rocks 518
20- Community Building
4 -Corn Belt Packing Co., petition of property own- 582
ers remonstrating against " fertilizing plant
4 -City Engineer's report, communication from Chi-
cago Paving Laboratory relative to Grand View 584
bithulitic pavement
4 -City Manager Plan, petition of electors asking for 585
Special Election
4 -C. M. & St. P. R. R., return service relative to
obstruction Bee Branch Sewer in rear of Even- 585
TJhlrich Co.'s sheds
8- Citizens State Bank, to make report on their Gov- 601, 605
ernment securities 602
18- Cousin, John B., bid on wood
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Jan. 2- Deming, J. K., Jr., City Assessor's report relative
to cancelling taxes 3
16- Dolan, Mrs. Mary, petition of, relative to taxes to
remain as a lien against property 9, 25
16- Delaney, Thomas, petition of, relative to reduction
of assessment 9, 25
16- Dubuque and Wisconsin Bridge Co., relative to
cancelling taxes 13, 177, 189
Feb. 6- Dubuque Commercial Club, communication of, rec-
ommending appropriation for Bathing Beach 18, 57
6 -Doyle Hannah, relative to assessment 21
6- Doyle, Mary, petition of, relative to special assess-
ment received and filed 25
20- Dubuque Automobile Club, petition of, relative to
widening streets at Alpine and West Fifth
Streets 28, 313
20- Davidsaver, Nicholas S., relative to, soldier's ex-
emption on taxes 28, 99
" 20- Dubuque Electric Co., relative to Lighting contract 29, 37, 43, 54
" 28- Dubuque Electric Co., matter of sprinkling their
part of the streets 37
Mar. 20- Dubuque Electric Co., report of Fire Chief relative
to street car running over hose 53
" 20- Dubuque Electric Co. notified to repair Clay Street 55, 134
20- Dubuque Electric Co., notified to replace filler af-
ter repairing streets 56, 430
20- Dubuque Lumber and Coal Co., bill of, for lumber
at Bathing Beach 57
" 20- Detention Hospital, relative to Senate Bill No. 332,
allowing an appropriation for purpose of building 64
20- Detention Hospital, advertising for bids to haul
patients to same 77, 8
April 3- Dubuque Electric Co., communication of, relative
to sprinkling streets 84, 145
" 3- Dubuque Electric Co., communication of, relative to
wage scale for street ear employees 85, 99
17- Diamond Joe, petition of, relative to soldier's ex-
emption of taxes 97, 132
May 1- Dubuque Radiator Works, petition of, relative to
installing gasoline filling station 126
1- Dubuque Electric Co., communication of, relative to
paving their portion of Main Street 127
15- Dubuque Electric Co., to be notified to sprinkle
streets when necessary 145
1- Dubuque Electric Co., report of sub - committee on
receipts and disbursements 151
15- Dubuque Electric Co., to be allowed to charge 6
and 7c fares 151, 152
1- Dubuque Electric Co., committee appointed to audit
books 151
5- Dubuque Commercial Club. petition of, appropria-
tion for Fourth of July celebration 168
5- Dubuque Electric Co., notice of City Council's in-
tention to improve Main Street 168, 176, 189
5- Dubuque Electric Co., notice to wash globes
19- Dubuque Electric 'Co., notice to be present at
meeting
3-Dubuque Eleetrie 'Co., notice to improve ePru road
3- Dubuque Electric Co., notice to begin work on
Main Street 221, 223, 231
3- Dubuque Electric Co., cars not to stop on curve 225
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14— Dubuque Altar Co., objecting to Jas. F. Lee Co.'s
Plant
17— Dubuque Police Association, petition to grant 8-
hour shift
17— Dubuque Electric Co., petition to put cable under
sidewalk
30 —Dee's Lye Works, City Attorney to ascertain if
land belongs to City
1— Dubuque Electric Co., meter readers wear badges
1— Deming, J. K., claim for damages
7— Dubuque Savings Bank, communication of, sub-
mitting copy of resolution
21— Dubuque Trades and Labor Congress, relative to
Labor Day parade
21— Dubuque Commercial Club, communication of, rela-
tive to Fall Exhibition
21— Dysart, John, petition of, asking City Council to
allow him $37.75 for replacing fence
21— Dubuque Electric Co., notified to move pole in
front of Ludescher's on Julien Avenue
Sept. 2— Dubuque Electric Co., to be notified to repair
crossings
4— Dubuque Daily News, petition of, asking to be
made one of the official newspapers -
4— Dubuque Park Board, communication of, relative
to steps on Grand View Heights
16 —Delhi Street and Grand View Avenue, relative to
having corers rounded
18— Dubuque Electric Co., notice of return service,
relative to improvement of 15th Street
18— Dubuque Electric Co., notice to repair their part of
Delhi Street
18— Dollon, Mr., addressed Council relative to damages
done to his property by flood
24— Dubuque Electric Co., notified to move pole on
13th and Main Streets
29— Dubuque Electric Co., relative to appraisal
2— Dubuque Hotel Co., petition to extend C. M. & St.
P. tracks
2— Dubuque Park Board, relative to taxes on Lot 531,
Ham's Add.
2— Dubuque Electric Co., maintenance bond
2— Dubuque Electric Co., relative to Appraising Co
2— Dubuque Electric Co., Maynard addressed Council
2— Dubuque Electric Co., to repair tracks on Delhi
Street
2— Dubuque Electric Co., to repair tracks on Dodge
Street
2— Dubuque Electric Co., to level tracks on Alpine
Street
16— Dangelmeyer, C. W., petition of, relative to dam-
age by storm
16— Dubuque Electric Co., notified to place light at
31st and Elm Streets
16— Dubuque Hotel Co., petition of, relative to C. M
& St. P. R. R. tracks
Nov. 6— Dubuque Electric Co., lay conduit pipes to park -
ings on Grand View Avenue
6— Dawson, Mrs. Margaret, petition for remission of
taxes
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445, 499
446
449
494
495
1919
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6— Dubuque Tanning and Robe Co., petition of, rela-
tive to damage by water
6— Dolan, Mary A., petition of, for remission of taxes
*— Dubuque National Bank, loan warrants, Emergency
Fund
20— Deputies and appointive officers employed in City
offices, petition for increase in salary
20— Delinquent tax list for 1918 and prior years
Dec. 4— Dubuque College, 14th Street, petition for cancel-
lation of taxes
8— Dubuque National Bank, to report on Government
securities
18— Duggan, M., bdi on wood
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495
500, 591
513
557 -580, 635
583
601, 604, 605
602
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Jan. 16-Fischer, Add., to he u
Mrs,, pr hased for Bathing being if 368 Ham's
Add Beach pur-
poses ' 12, 191
6- Federation of Labor, notified to be present at dis- 17, 57
cussion of contract for street lighting
6- Feller, Rev. J. W., petition of, relative to tax re- 18, 89
duction on Grace Methodist Church
6 -Fifth Ward residents, petition of, relative to pro-
posed removal of Rhomberg Avenue Engine 19
House
6- Fritschi, Anna, petition of, relative to retaining 25
wall, received and filed
6 -Fire Fighters Union, City, communication of, rela? 28, 34, 57
tive to increase in salary
20- Fluckinger Motor Car Co., bid on Street Flusher 31, 40, 48, 177
and Sprinkler
20- Firemen, petition of, relative to double platoon 34, 42
system 32
20 -Fire Engine House at 18th Street, to be repaired
Mar. 6- Firemen's Association, Dubuque Veteran, commun- 42, 67
ication relative to hand engine 53
20 -Fire hose damaged by street car 54
20 -Fire Chief, report of, relative to placing hydrants
20- Fourth Street Dump, Superintendent to receive in- 58
crease in salary
20 -Fifth Street, resolution to improve 141, 150, 16Q, 292, 309, 316
61, 84, 90, 100, 115, 117, 123, 128, 138, 77, , 88
20- Fumigator, official bids advertised for
April 3- Fuller, Wm. G., petition of, relative to appointment 80 146
as City Carpenter
°' 3 -Fire hose, Recorder instructed to advertise for 88, 123, 733
bids for $2,000.00 worth
May 1 --Fire Fighters Union, City, petition of, relative to 127, 151
annual vacations 145
15 -Fire Chief, annual report of
June 5- Fielden & Bonz, petition of, to install gasoline 167
filling station
5 -First Baptist Church, petition of, relative to can- 169
cellation of. taxes
5- Fitzpatrick, John, petition of, relative to water 188, 443, 599
overflowing property
19 -Fire Chief's report on American La France Fire 190, 194
Engine Co. tractor 215
3- Farley & Loetscher Co., petition to excavate
3-- Fengler, Mrs. Alice M., petition of, relative to 215, 499
tar Avenue, repair work 227, 241, 307, 308, 310, 493, 517
14 -Fifth
17- Flynn, Nora C., petition of, relative to damage by 230, 445, 499
rain
17 -Faig, John, petition of, remonstrance against Leib- 231
nitz Street improvement
18- Finance Committee, relative to borrowing money
to create Emergency Fund for storm of July 9, 244
1919
7 -Fifth Avenue, profile 288, 307, 308, 310, 316, 333, 342, 493, 617
7- Fourteenth Street, resolution to improve...294, 307, 309, 316, 338, 432
7- Fifteenth Street resolution to improve 294, 331, 348, 359, 362, 307
21- Fritch, Mrs. P. W., claim against J. M Kenety......
21- Fidelity and Deposit Co. (Bonding Co.), notice to 307
finish work on Heeb Street 309, 316, 341
21- -Fifth Street, resolution
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Jan. 2- Evans, Mrs. C. . J., petition of, relative to bill for
1
repairing sewer
Feb. 6 -Edina Street, petition of property owners rela Liv 501, 521, 540, 554
to improving same
6 -Elks Home Building Co., petition of, relative to 18
the amount of assessment
6 -Elm Street, petition of property owners relative to
sewer from 32nd Street south to 28th Street...19, 55, 88, 94, 120, 264
6- Engine House, Rhomberg Avenue, petition of Fifth 19, 56
Ward residents relative to proposed removal of
6- Electrician, City, report of 56
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20- Engel, H. A., resignation of, as Roller Engineer...
20- Engine House at Eighteenth Street, bids for ma- 60, 57
terial to repair same
10- Engel, H. A., bill of, referred to Committee of the 51
Whole -
10- Engel, Fred, petition of, relative to appointment 52
as Roller Engineer
20 -Edina Street. resolution to improve
55, 59, 75, 84. 87, 102, 113, 116, 121, 125, 140, 369, 430, 501, 536
31- Excavations in streets and alleys, Recorder in- 64, 94, 119, 133
structed to adertise fovr bids
17- Engineers Shireman and Engle, petition of, rela- 96
tive to increase in salary 296
10- Emergency a[3 Necessity, resolution to create fund
17- Enright, Miss M. et al., addressed Council, sewers 228, 230
16th Streetc, etc. 239
17- Eitel, Al, appointment of 244
18- Emergency Fund created 252
30- Emergency pay roll 278
1- Evans, Mr., permission to move Municipal Dock
21- Emergency Fund, pay roll, streets damaged by 308, 438
flood July 9. 1919
21- Emergency Fund, loan warrants to be drawn to 314
create fund 314
16- Election, Special, Alderman Second Ward 369
18 -Edina Street, waiver of property holders
18- Emergency Fund, loan warrants to be drawn to 370, 437 ,438
fund
6- Eberhardt, L., petition of, for allowance for dam- 495
age by water
20- Eisbach, Peter, notice of return service relative 514
to sidewalks 514
20- Emergency Fund, loan warrants to be drawn 517
20- Engine House, Delhi Street, constructing doors 607
Dec. 18- Emergency Fund, loan warrants to be drawn
23- Election, Special, petition for, Manager Plan and
Electrict Light and Power Plant to be owned by 621, 638
City
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Jan. 16- Glasser obacco Co., report of City Assessor rela-
tive to cancelling personal tax
16 -Glab, Nic Estate, report of City Assessor relative
to cancelling personal taxes
Feb. 6- Gmehle, A. E., petition of, relative to appointment
as delinquent tax collector
Id 6 -Glab, Frank, petition of, relative to soldier's ex-
emption of taxes
6 -Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, petition of by
J. W. Feller, relative on Street to a reduction
nsher and
6 -Gibbs & Company, bid
Flusher
20- Grace, M. J., Clerk of District Court, warrant or-
dered drawn for $6.65
Mar. 20- Gantert, Fred, bond, of
May 1- Gross, Miss Katie, petition of, relative to error in
assessment for cleaning s to ,revision of
1 -Grade Book of the City,
same
1- Graham, Dr. J. N., raise of salary to $100.00 per
month
15 -Grand View Avenue to improve from Delhi Street
to 181,
to Dodge Street
20- General Expense Fund, part of same to be used -
for the improvement of Grand View Avenue and
Dodge Street, Julien Avenue, Fourth District and
and Fifth Districts
5 -Green Street, petition of Geo. Oakley to establish
grade
5 -Grand View Avenue, property owners notified to
connect with gas, sewer and 185ater mains
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3 -Gross Bros., petition to lower curb
3 -Great Western R. R., report of City Attorney
3 -Green Street Ordinance
3 -Grand View Avenue, Resolution
17 -Grand View Avenue, remonstrance, Mr. Barnes
et al
18 -Grand View. Avenue, remonstrance, report of Com-
mittee of the Whole
View Avenue, resolutions
1 -Grand View Avenue, bids for improving
21 -Gas connections, Grand View Avenue, bids
21 -Glen Oak Avenue North, petition of property own-
ers to open street
21- Grode, Jacob, petition to excavate to make con-
nections with sewer
Sept. 4- Gmehle, A. E., petition of, appointment delinquent
tax collector
4 -Gibbs & Co., petition to Council to endorse pur-
chase of road oil
12 -Grand View Avenue, relative to putting on an
inspector
16 -Grand View Avenue and Delhi Street, relative to
rave corners rounded
18 -Gibbs & Co., communication relative to car load
of road oil
29 -Grand View Avenue and Delhi, relative to round-
ing corners
Oct. 16 -Grand View Avenue, Engineer's report on water, 451,
gas and sewer connections not made
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12, 25
17
18
18, 89
31
33
55, 144
128, 144
133, 141, 161
133
194, 204, 216
153
167, 190
337, 338, 490
215
218
220, 262
224, 225
228, 301
244, 281, 302
244, 265, 266
279, 302, 385
303, 337, 338
306
306
344
345
364, 385
365
373
385
490, 493, 494
1919
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21 -Fifth Street special assessment
4- Fourth Street Engine House, avert si g for bid 43 490,
to move toilet 34 360, 404
4- Fifteenth Street, grade of with City
24 -Fire Chief, notify theatres to comply
Ordinance
Oct. 2 -Fire Engine House, Delhi Street, bids for repoiring
2- Firemen, petition for raise in salary
16- Feldstein, H., petition of, relative to damages by
storm
16- Frick, A., be appointed to install street signs ac- 446, 517, 585
cording to bid submitted
16-Fidelity shape, Deposit elat relative notified excavation street
on by Chas.
Pape
Nov. 6 -Fifth Ward tax payers, petition of, relative to
cleaning Bee Branch Sewer
6- Fitzpatrick, John, notice of claim for damage by
water
6 -First National Bank, loan warrants, Emergency
Fund
20- Fraternal - Order of Eagles, petition of, relative to
reduction of taxes
20- Friedman, Win., notice of claim, damages to wagon
and harness
26 -Fuel Administration, conference with Fuel Commis -
missioners
Dec.. 8 -First National Bank, to report on Government
securities
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493, 517
378
422
422
445, 499
446
494
495
500
513
513
541
601, 605
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6— Grundy & Hird, petition to withhold property
from tax sale
6— Grace, M. J., warrant for court costs
20— Greenwald, Chas., petition of, soldier's exemption
on taxes
18— Grigg, J. J., remonstrance against repairing and
cleaning snow off of sidewalk
18 —Groff, Barbara, assessment levied for cutting weeds
18— Grandview Avenue sewer connections, W. S. Gow
contractor
30— Gribben, John, personal injury claim
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1919
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494 Jan. 2— Hassett, Thomas, Engineer's report relative to re- 3
500 port for improvement of Villa Street
16— Heller, Fred J., (City Assessor), relative to bond 12, 21
513 16— Hartig Drug Co., bill allowed for supplies for 13
ambulance
605 Feb. 6— Helbing, Conrad F., petition of, relative to tax re- 17
607 duction
6— Hille, George J., petition of, relative to soldier's 17
exemption of taxes
62 6— Hickey, Mary, notice of claim for personal injuries 19 99
607, 638
sustained by fall
6 —Hill Street and West Third Street, petition to 26
widen corner received and filed 26
6— Hogan, Sarah C., relative to report of City Attorney
20— Hydrant at West Third Street, petition of citizens 28
relative to same being a nuisance
20 —Heer, Fred, petition of, relative to lowering curb 28
at Pahl's Bakery
20— Humane Society, petition of, relative to approa- 33, 89
priation for 1919
Mar. 6 —Heim, Thos., petition of, relative to appointment 42, 134
as City Carpenter
20— Heckman, Lieut. W. J., petition of, relative to sol- 51
dier's exemption
20— Hendricks, Geo. J., petition of, relative to appoint- 52, 134
ment as City Carpenter 60, 103, 134
20 —Heeb Street, resolution to improve
April 3— Hammel, A. L., petition of, relative to excavating 80
in Rhomberg Avenue
” 3— Hannon, M., petition of, relative to hauling dirt , 80 146
from the streets
May 1Higley, Howard and Henry, petition of, relative to 127, 191
remittance of taxes
" 1— Huntington, Mrs. Mary, petition of, relative to er- 128, 143
ror in assessment for cleaning snow
" 15— Herron, Edward W., Cashier Water Works Depart- 143
ment, bond of
June 5— Harold Street, petition to construct sanitary sewer 168
" 5— Horrabin, Wm., petition to sublet contract 168, 168, 191
" 5— Hamel, A. L., bond of 168, 191
" 5 —Hill, M., bond of 191 168,
" 5— Holland, bond of 169
" 5— Herron, Edward W., bond of 188
" 19— Harper, Mary, petition to connect with sewer
" 19— Hemmer, N. G., petition of, for positon on Street 188
Flusher 190
" 19 —Heim, John, remonstrance, Peru Road
" 19— Heilberger, Mary, notice relative to widening 207
White Street 216
July 3— Heller, Fred, resignation
" 3 —Heeb Street, Staner notified to finish work 221, 307, 442
" 21— Hollnagel, Mrs., relative to sidewalk washed out 246, 293
by storm
Aug. 1— Hucksters notified by Market Master to be present
at Committee of Whole Meeting, August 4th, 278
relative to City Market
" , 7— Helbing, John G., petition of, to install gasoline 281, 423
tank
" 7 Holly Street( profile 288, 298, 311, 314, 335, 341
" 21— Hempstead Street, profile 309
Sept. 4— Harold Stret, sewer bids 344
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4— Horrabin, Wm., maintenance bond, Main Street
4— Henry, Street, grade of
4— Henion Street sewer, resolution
12— Hamel, A. L., petition to excavate at 2022 Couler
Avenue
Oct 2 —Heeb Co., petition of, relative to coal receptacle
under sidewalk
2— Henion Street, grade of
2— Highway Marker Association, report of Ass't City
Attorney
7 —Hill Street, repair of
16 —Heeb Co., petition of, relative to coal receptacle
under sidewalk
Nov. 6— Hanley, Rev. J. J., petition of, relative to damages
to automobile
6— Handley, Mary, report of M. D. Cooney
20 —Hill, M. A., notice of claim, damage to Ford truck
20 —Hill Street, repair of
4 —Hug, Anna, petition to cancel taxes
4 —Heim, John L., petition of, to reduce assessment
for improvement Peru Road
4— Hoefflein, Mrs. Pauline, petition to install gasoline
tank filling station
4— Hoefflein, Mrs. Pauline, petition to drop curb for
drive way
18— Hargus, Lilian L., remonstrance against repairing
and cleaning snow off sidewalk
18— Hintrager, Emile, assessment levied for cutting
weeds
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347
360
364
422
423
423
437, 440
449, 512
495
500
513
515
582
582
584
584
605
607
1919
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Feb. 6 —Iowa Telephone Co., relative to bond 26, 133
April 3 —Ida Street, to imprvoe 93, 143,
150, 152, 162, 172, 174, 178, 186, 208, 369, 501, 521, 533, 539, 544
3— Interlocking Cement Block Co., cancellation of
taxes 191
7 —Iowa Street, resolution to improve 296, 307, 309, 333, 340, 432
7 —I. C. R. R. Co., notice to clean out culverts 300, 307, 313
13 —Iowa Association Chiefs of Police 301
21 —I. C. R. R. Co. crossings 313, 346, 375, 378
21- Inspector on City work, City Engineer recom-
mends one be appointed 314
21— Inspector, salaries 314
Sept. 4 —Iowa Telephone Co., bond 347
18 —Ida Street, waiver of property holders 369
Nov. 24 —Iowa Telephone Co., petitionof, asking permis sion
to place underground conduits in streets 520
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Nov.
15— Julien Avenue and Alpine Streets, southwest cor- 146
ner to be widened
15— Julien Avenue, to improve from Alta Vista Street
to Alpine Street 149, 190, 196, 207, 211, 214
19— Jewell, H., petition of, to run bus line 188
19— Jacksonville (Florida) City Council, asking cd- 189
operation relative to price of gasoline 189, 219
19— Junck, Robert I., excavation bond 227, 437, 440, 219
14— Julien Avenue, repair work 229, 240, 266
17— Julien Avenue, bids for repair
18— Jackson, Florida, communication relative to gaso- 244
line prices
16— Jaeger, Frank M., petition of, asking Council to 445
install gasoline tank 515
20— Julien Avenue, repair of.
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2 —Key City Gas Co., report of Committee of the
Whole, relative to Ordinance establishing the
price of gas
16 —Key City Gas Co., petition of citizens relative to
fixing the rate to be charged for gas
16 —Key City Gas Co., agreement of, relative to rate
to be charged for gas
16 —Kies, Peter, appointment of, as Deputy Assessor
16 —Key City Gas Co., relativeto bond
16 —Katz, Hedwig, relative to settlement of personal
injury claim for $200
Feb. 6— Kessler, Mrs. Louis S., petition of, relative to tax
reduction
6— Kenneally, R. J. (fireman), petition relative to pay-
ing substitutes
20— Kearney, Chas. Dr., petition of, relative to soldier's
exemption of taxes
" 20— Kolfenbach, Louis F., Treasurer's Clerk, bond of
April. 3 —Kurt, Frank N., petition of, relative to retaining
wall on Klingenberg Terrace
17— Keller, Mrs. Elizabeth, petition of, relative to dam-
age done property by blasting at Walsh's stone
quarry
17 —Keck, Rosa, petition of, relative to tax reduction
17— Kuttler, Anna, petition of, relative to old soldier's
exemption of taxes
May 1— Kemler, J. E., petition of, relative to reduction of
assessment
1— Klingenberg Terrace, improvement of, from Klein
Street to Rosalind Street
June 5— Kolfenbach, Louis bond of
" 19— Kaufmann Avenue, sewer be extended
July 3 —Kies, Peter, appointed Assessor'
3 —Kies, Peter, bond approved
" 17— Kaufmann Avenue, bids for repairing
" 17— Kemler, Sarah E., petition of, relative to retaining
wall, West 11th and Walnut Streets
" 17— Kaufmann Avenue, storm sewer
" 18— Korman, G. L., contract awarded, repaving Kauf-
mann Avenue
1 —Key City Gas Co., meter readers to wear badges
7— Kennicker, Albert G., notice of claim
7— Klauer Mfg. Co., remonstrating against sidewalk
7 —Key City Gas Co., petition of, relative to meter
readers
13— Kemler, A. W. Estate, relative to widening corner
at Hill and W. Third Streets
4— Kenety & Son, bid on Rosedale Avenue
4 —Kies, Peter J., City Assessor, bond
4 —Key City Gas Co., contract awarded, Grand View
Avenue, gas mains
4— Kringle, Oliver G., bids for sewer and water mains
Grand View Avenue rejected
4— Kuehnle, F O., petition of, for opening Race Street
12— Korman, G. L., to be notified to place lights on
Kaufmann Avenue where repair work is going on
12— Kemler Estate, report of City Attorney
Oct. 2— Kemler Estate, report of City Engineer
16— Kaufmann Avenue, petition of residents, relative
to damage by flood
16— Kemler, Sarah E., notice of suit for damages
Page
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9
10
11
12, 21
12
17
26
28, 47
33, 47
80
96
96, 134
97, 132
127
136, 148
168, 191
194
216
231
229, 364
231
244, 517, 607
244, 266
278
281, 464
283
288
301
343
347
355
355
355
364
378
429
446, 517
446
1919
Jan. 2- Light, petition of residents on Burden and Davis 1
Avenue asking for same
,. 2- Liberty Tractor Co., Ordinance vacating streets for 7, 22, 26
their use
" 16- Linehan, Dr. LewiA, petition of, relative to soldier's 9, 25
exemption from taxes 14
16 -List of City Warrants drawn in January, 1919
Feb. 6- Lattner, S. B., referee Estate Richard Waller, 18
relative to cancelling personal taxes
Liepe, Siena, notice of claim for personal injuries 18, 96
sustained by fall 20, 56
6- Library Trustees, annual report of
6- Lynch, James, Sidewalk Inspector, report of, rela- 20
tive to error in assessment
6- Longueville, Attorney, to revise City Ordinances
5 d n c 5133, 141, 144, 161
10- Lawler, John, Committee Clerk, salary raised to 27
$125.00 per month
20- Library, Public, petition of, relative to appropria- 28, 56, 97, 282
tion for 1919
20- Lippert, Mary, petition of, relative to tax reduction 28, 52
28- Louisa Street, warrant ordered drawn in favor of 35,191
Mayor Saul to pay for opening same
28, -List of City Warrants drawn in February, 1919 38, 39
20 -Long, Conrad Estate, petition by Mrs. W. H. Rie- 52
man asking for tax reduction
20 -Lee, James F., notified to repair Rhomberg Ave- 55
nue and Locust Street 65 55
20 -List of City Warrants drawn in March, 1919
April 3 -Light to be placed at Grant Avenue and 11th Street 80
" 3 -Light to be placed at intersection of Rhomberg 88
Avenue and C. G. W. tracks '
3 -Love, Robt., to be paid $15.00 for making a street 89
broom 96
17- Light, petition for, at 17th and Washington Streets 98, 132
17- Lagen, Cyril D., relative to bond
17- Lights to be installed on recommendation of the 99
Committee of the Whole
17- Leibnitz Street, resolutionsto improve...104, 150, 164,
172, 175, 183, 186, 209, 314, 369, 442, 591, 604, 605, 607, 620, 628
17 -Light to be placed on Sixth Street between Fourth 106
Street and railroad tracks
17 -List of City Warrants drawn during the month of 107-113
April, 1919 118
17- Langworthy Avenue, grade established 119
17- License, City, notice from whom required
May 1- Light, petition for, on Rhomberg and Lincoln 128
Avenues 131
1 -Lee, James, settlement of case vs. City of Dubuque
1 -Light to be placed at the intersection of Sanford 133
Avenue and Queen Street
1 -Light to be placed at intersection of 17th Street 134
and Washington Street
Light to be placed at intersection of Curtis street and 143
South Booth Street
1- --List of City Warrants drawn during month of May, 154
1919 168, 191
June 5- Linehan & Moto bond. of
" 5- Liberty Tractor Co., petition to connect with sewer 176
" 5- Locust Street, repair of
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Nov. 20-Korman, G. L., bills for sewer in Lincoln Avenue,
Committee of the Whole
20- Knochel George, notice of claim for damage to
automobile
4- Kaufman, Jos. K., petition of, relative to assess-
ment on Rosaline Street
4- Kiesel, Geo W., report of Assesso'r
18 -Kapp, John, relative to cutting weeds
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589
605
1919
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5— Lincoln Avenue, improvement of, from C. G. W.
R. R. tracks to First Avenue
5 —Light to be placed at intersection of Dodge and
Alpine Street
5 —Light to be placed at Bluff Street steps
5— Lincoln Avenue property owners notified to con-
nect with gas, sewer' and water mains
5 —Light to be placed at intersection of Sanford Ave-
nue and Washington Street
5— Louisa Street, opening of
5— Lawson, Edith, proposition relative to opening
Louisa Street
19 —Light to be placed at Auburn Avenue
and Delhi Streets
19 —List of City Warrants issued for month of June,
1919
July 3— Linwood Cemetery Association,
tive to establishing grade
17 —Light to be placed at 16th and Elm Streets
17 —Light to be placed at 19th and Washington Streets
(Petition)
17 —Loyal Order of Moose, communication of, relative
to Carnival
17 —Light to be placed at Atlantic Avenue and Willow
Street
21-- „ Longueville, Oliver, draw warrants in his favor for
revision of Ordinances
21— Longueville, Oliver, vote of
for work
21 —List of City Warrants drawn for
1919
21— Laborers wanted
7—Lacy, Frank R., petition
Lawther Avenue, a property owner addressed Council
relative to sewer
7— Loizeaux, Dr. C. E., bill
Melvin Leist
7— Lawlor, Mrs. J. W. and family, acknowledgment...
21— Lincoln Avenue sewer, bids for
21— Library Board, communication of
21— Leibnitz Street, resolution to construct sewer
21 —List of City Warrants drawn for month of August
4— League of Iowa Municipalities, relative to send
ing delegates to annual meeting
4 —Lee, James F. Paving Co., maintenance bond, Peru
Road
4 —Lee, James F. Paving Co., maintenance bond, Fifth
Street ...
4 —Lee, James F. Paving Co., maintenance bond, Third
Street
4 —Lee, James F. Paving Co., maintenance bond, Sixth
Street
4— Lawther Avenue, grade of
4 —Lee, James F. Paving Co.,
Avenue
4 —Lee, James F. Paving Co., to repair Locust Street
4 —Lee, James F. Paving Co., contract for raising
street intersections along Main Street
18— Lavery Mrs. John J., petition of, relative to con-
necting her property on Grand View Avenue with
sewer, water and gas mains
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extended him
month of July,
for medical services for
to repoir Rhomberg
Page
179, 288
184
185
185
185
185, 191
185, 191, 219
196
197
215
229
231
239
243
252
252
254
262
for remission of taxes 283, 424, 520, 589
284, 288, 309
284
284, 285
303, 311
313, 604
314
321
346
347, 425
347, 425
347, 425
347, 425
347
355, 369
355, 369
385, 355
368
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24— Lattner, S. B., petition of, for cancellation of taxes
on Waller Estate
24 —Levi, James & Co., petition to bridge alley on
Seventh Street between Main and Iowa
21 —List of City Warrants for month of September
Oct. 2— Light, petition for, at 32nd and Elm Streets
2— Loizeaux, Dr. C. E., bill for services performed
for M. Leist
2— Lights, petition of Traveling Men's Greater Du-
buque Club
7 —Lee, James F. & Co., notified to remove wagons,
tanks and steam rollers
16 —Lee, James F. & Co., relative to use of street roller
16— Light, petition of residents asking for light on
Millville Road and Fink Street
16 —Lee, James F. & Co,. maintenance bond, Alpine
Street
16 —List of City Warrants issued for month of October
6 —Luke, Miss Sadie E., petition of, not to assess her
for sewer
6 —Lee, James F. & Co., maintenance • bond, Apine
Street
20 —Lee, James F. & Co., bills Second Road referred
to Committee of the Whole
" 20 —Loes, Dr. A. M., bills Second Road referred to
Committee of the Whole'
20— Lewis, Harry L., petition to connect property with
storm sewer
20 —Light to be placed at intersection of Angella and
Cox Streets
20 —List of City Warrants issued during month of
November
Dec. 1 —Lee, James F. J Co., petition of, asking for ex-
tension of time on Grand View Avenue
Linehan, Dr. Lewis, petition of, for soldier's exemp-
tion of taxes
4— Lehner, Casper, petition of, for permission to put
steel door in sidewalk
18 —Light to be placed in Marquette Place, petition of
residents
18 —Light to be placed at intersection of Seventh and
Locust streets
30 —List of City Warrants issued during mbonth of
December
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378
395 -402
422
425
• 432
437, 446
445
446
447
469 -477
494
499
512, 591
512
513
518
542
581, 604
583
583
604
607
622
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Jan. 2 —Metz, Louis F., guardian of children of George
Schlegel, petition of, relative to cancelling taxes
16— Mueller, Wm. J., petition of, relative to soldier's
exemption of taxes
16 —Mt. Pleasant Home, petition of, relative to can-
celling assessment
16— Mayagnes, P. R., City of, petition by Mayor A.
Galanes asking for contribution
6— Muntz, Otto S., petition of, relative to bill for re-
pairs on Fire Engine
6— Milligan, Ed. E., tax petition received and filed
6— Madden, Miss B., petition of, relative to special
assessment, received and filed
6-- .Mulgrew, Thos. J. Co., petition of, relative to use
of Charter Street
6— Milwaukee Shops employees, petition of, relative
to gas rates
20— Meyer, Stanley N., petition of, relative to soldier's
exemption of taxes
20— Midwest Auto Supply Co., petition of, relative to
over - hanging sign
20— Madison Street Stairway, report by Park Board
Mar. 6 —Mt. Pleasant Home, petition of, relative to can-
celling assessment on Lots 55 to 63 inc., Rose-
dale Add.
April 3— Municipal Electric Light and Power Plant, peti-
tion of residents to hold Special Election to vote
on same
3 —Main Street, to improve
58, 91, 103, 114, 122, 125, 127, 132, 134, 140, 501, 521,
17— Marshall, George, claim of, for rent of building at
52 South Main Street
17— Machinists, International Association of, petition
of, asking the Council to appoint a union ma-
chinist as superintendent of the Water Works...
17— Martin- Strelau Co., petition of, relative to vacat-
ing strip of land being a portion of Pine Street
17— Mundt, Wallie, petition of, relative to appointment
as city carpenter
17— Market stands to be sold May 3, 1919
May 1— Martin, Wallace 0., petition of, relative to install-
ing a gasoline filling station
1— Miller, Mary F'., petition of, relative to reduction in
assessment
1— Master Plumbers, petition of, relative to sanitation
15— Memorial Day, relative to donation for observance
of same
" 15— Mayor's Proclamation, relative to welcoming home
of the 168th Regiment of Rainbow Division
June 5— Meyer, Stanley, petition of, relative to soldier's ex-
emption of taxes
5— Meehan, Mary, claim for damages to property by
flood
5— Wallie, Mundt, to be taken off pay roll
5— Market, bids for cleaning
19— Mettel Land & Security Co., petition of, to correct
error in taxes
19— Mayor's Proclamation, relative . to Community
Building
July 10— Magdal, pump water out of basement
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9
9, 26
13
19
25
25
25
25
28 ,52
28, 57
34
42
81
522, 539, 555
95
95, 134
96
96 ,134
117
128
128
143
143
162
169
169, 500
176
176, 187
189
211
226
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30 —Main Street, no parking of cars where street im-
provement is being done
30— Markers, Chief of Police to place on streets
7— Mettel Land & Security Co., relative to personal
tax
7— Masters, George, petition of, asking for position of
plumbing inspector
21 —Main Street property owners, petition of, to have
pavement raised 4 inches at S. W. corner 10th
and Main Streets
21— Marquette Place, petition of Voelker Realty Co ,
Engineer to prepare grade
21— Mueller, Fred, notified to commence work on 18th
Street Comfort Station
21— Mayor's Proclamation, Special Election
4— Miller, Mary F., petition of, relative to reduction
in taxes
4 —Mayor given power to regulate traffic on Main
Street while improvement on street is going on
4 —Mayor Saul and City Attorney appointed to attend
annual meeting of Iowa League of Municipalities
29— Maynard, Mr., of Dubuque Electric Co., relative to
making an appraisal
Oct. -2— Melchior, Thos. J., relative to repair of sidewalk
by Jas. F. Lee Paving Co.
2— Mullen, Mrs. J. L., petition of, relative to repair-
ing curb at 64 -66 W. Third Street
2— Mauer, W. J. & Co., excavation bond
2— Marshall, R. P., communication relative to loan
warrant (Sisters of Visitation) lost
16— Mullen Bros., petition of, asking permission to ex-
cavate in Delhi Street
16— Morrison Bros., communication of, calling attention
of City Council to needs of cleaning Bee Branch
Sewer
16— Meyer, George, suit for damages settled
Nov. 6— Martin, Mary A., petition of, relative to damages
to property by flood
6— Mullen Bros., petition of, to connect Magdal build-
ing with Pine Street storm sewer
6— Mullen, Michael, bond of
20— Muntz, Ed., petition of, relative to special assess-
ment
20— Maloney, Miss Kate, notice of claim for damage
by flood
20 —Mt. Pleasant Home, petition of, for reduction of
special assessment
20— Memorial Building
20— Moulders' Union, petition for use of Armory Hall
Dec. 1— Market Master, petition to increase price of meals
for prisoners
4— Meyer, Mrs. Henry, petition of, for cancellation of
taxes
4 —Mt. St. Joseph's College, petition of, for cancella-
tion of taxes
4— Municipal Wood Yard, to establish
18— Murphy, Jerry, bid on wood
18— Miller, John, bid on wood
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253
285
288, 516
306
306
313
332
355
355
355
385
422
423
425
426
445
445, 516
• 448
494
495
495, 590, 606
512, 541, 591
513, 589
516
518
519
581
583
583
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Jan. 16— McNeice, Samuel, petition of, relative to exemp-
tion from taxes 9, 25
" 16— McCarthy, .. Harry J., appointment of, as Deputy
Assessor 11
Feb. 6— McFadden Building Co., petition of, relative to tax
reduction 17, 57
" 6— McNamara, C. B. Co., Recorder instructed to re-
ceive a certified check for $1,000.00 in place of
bond for constructing North Cascade Crossing
Bridge 25
" 6— McPoland, Rodger, petition of, relative to special
assessment 26
Mar. 20— McNamara Co., City Attorney instructed to see if
contract to keep Clay Street is still in force 55
April 3— McClain, W. A., petition of, relative to tax exemp-
tion 80
" 3— McConnell, James R., notice of claim for personal
injuries 80
May 1— McCarron, H. S., application of, as driver of one
of street fiushers 127
" 1— McClain, Nathan, report of City Attorney relative
to soldier's exemption of taxes 132
June 5— McEvoy, J. W., bond of 168, 191
5— McConnell, James R., claim for personal injury 169
July 17— McEvoy, addressed Council relative to tunneling
streets 231
Aug. 7— McGregor, Mr., addressed Council 281
" 23— McLaughlin, J. J., meeting called to draft resolu-
tions on his death 320
Sept. 1— Mayor's Proclamation, Special Election 409
Oct. 2— McNamara Co., C. B., notified to remove dirt from
streets 429, 446
" 6— McNamara Co., bill not properly O. K.d 494, 512, 540
Nov. 20— McEvoy, J., addressed Council relative to water
mains on Dodge Street 513
" 20— McNamara Co., report of City Engineer, allow in-
terest on Seventh Street improvement 514
20— McEvoy, John, addressed Council relative to abol-
ishing horse drinking fountains 518
Dec. 4— McClain, George E., petiton of, relative to sol-
dier's exemption of taxes 583, 605
" 18— McGuire, J. G., bid on wood 602
" 18— McClain, Mrs. Catherine, granted exemption of
taxes 607
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Jan. 2-Ordinances, relative to establishing the price of 4, 10, 16
gas Streets
2-Ordinance, from 27th vacating to28 h Streets for Liberty Tractor
7, 22
Co
16- Olinger, John, petition of, relative to reduction in g 52
assessment
Feb. 6 -Odd Fellows Building, petition by D. W. Rand, 18
relative to tax reduction
6- Ordinance vacating streets and alleys for the Corn 23, 265
Belt Packing Co.
6- Ordinances of City to be revised by Attorney 29, 47, 49, 133, 14a
Longueville
6- Ordinances of the City, resolution to revise same 49
127
May 1- O'Meara, petition of, relative to remitting taxes
April 3- Ordinance establishing grade in alley first east of 85, 121
Hill Street from Wooton Avenue to Benson 86
3- Ordinance establishing grade on 28th Street
3-- Ordinance establishing grade on alley between 86, 120
Washington Street and Elm Street...... between
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Washington a Str et and o and Street from 25th
Street to 27th Street 121
87,
3- Ordinance establishing grade on Edina Street 87, 120
88
3- Ordinance establishing grade on Elm Street 110, 117
3- Ordinance establishing a grade on Fifth Street
3- Ordinance establishing a grade on Sixth Street 100, 116, 117
3- Ordinance establishing a grade on Auburn Avenue
3- Ordinance establishing a grade on Langworthy 118
Avenue
3- Ordinance granting the Dubuque Electric Co. to 152, 163
• charge 6 and 7c street car fares
June 5- Oakley, George, petition of, to establish grade on 167, 262
Green Street 174, 206
5- Ordinance establishing grade on Ida Street 174, 205
5- Ordinance establishing grade on Rosaline Street 174, 205
5- Ordinance establishing grade on Third Street
5- Ordinance establishing grade on Leibnitz Street 175, 206
19- Ordinance establishing grade on alley first south 192, 205
of West Third Street
19- Ordinance establishing grade on alley first west of 192, 204
Locust Street 219
3- Ordinance, Corn Belt Packing Co. 220
3- Ordinance, Green Street 220, 262
3- Ordinance, Peru Road
21- Ordinance providing for assessment of property for
taxation, levying taxes thereon and collecting 58, 246, 270, 412
the same 228, 265
17- Ordinance, Corn Belt Packing Co. reconsider
21- Ordinance No. 88, an ordinance adopting the re-
vision of the ordinance known as Revised OrdIh- 251, 268
antes of 1919 252
21- Ordinance, advertise for bids for printing 262
21- Ordinance, grade on Peru Road
1- Ordinance, repealing an ordinance providing for 277
the appointment of a Maret Master
1- Orwinance, prohibiting the selling of food com- 274 431
modities from stands 291
7- Ordinance, establishing grade in 30th Street
21- Oriental Sweet Shop, petition of, asking for per- 306, 424
mission to make opening in sidewalk
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21- Ordinance establishing grade in Lawther Avenue
21- Ordinance establishing grade on Sheridan Street
21- Ordinance establishing grade on Lincoln Avenue
21- Ordinance establishing grade on Holly Street
21- O'Meara, Mrs. Michael, relative to taxes
4- Osborne, A. L., petition of, to construct concrete
driveway
4 -Odd Fellows Hall Assn., petition of, relative to
taxes
4- , Ordinance establishing grade on Woodworth Street
4- Ordinance establishing grade on Leibnitz Street
4- Ordinance establishing grade on Hempstead Street
4- Ordinance establishing grade on Valeria Street
4- Ordinance establishing grade on Seminary Street
4- Ordinance establishing grade on Rosedale Avenue
4- Ordinance establishing grade on Auburn Avenue
12- Ordinance for assessing property for taxation
18- O'Donnell, Michael, appointed member .of Plumb-
ing Commission
18- Ordinance prohibiting taking of water from hy-
drants without permit
18- Ordinance establishing grade on 16th Street
18- Ordinance establishing grade on 14th Street
18- Ordinance establishing grade on Iowa Street
.18- Ordinance establishing grade on alley first south
of Windsor Avenue
18- Ordinance establishing grade on Cushing Place
24- O'Connor, John, relative to cutting weeds
24- Ordinance establishing grade on Leibnitz Street
24- Ordinance establishing grade on Lawther Avenue
24- Ordinance establishing grade on Henry Street
24- Ordinance establishing grade on 15th Street
30- Ordinance, plumbing
22- Ordinance establishing and creating a City Sewer
District and making provision for fund to main-
tain the same
• 22- Official notices for month of October
Nov. 20- O'Toole, John, petition of, for soldier's exemption
from taxes
• 20- Ordinance establishing grade on Henion Street
Dec. 18- O'Connell Bros., bids on wood
" 18- Orvis, John G., petition of, asking City Council to
cancel penalties
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310, 330
311, 331
311, 330
313
345, 432
351, 408
351
352, 407
'352, 408
353, 407
353, 407
354, 408
364
366, 516
370,
371,
371,
372,
Page
344
414
414
416
415
372, 416
373, 415
378
379, 406, 417
379, 417
380, 418
380, 418
386 -394
466, 491
478 -491
513, 589
541, 556
602
604
1919
16 -Pond, A. M., petition of, relative to cancelling taxes
16- Police Association, petition of, relative to increase
of salaries
16 -Pape & Son Chas., relative to plumber's bond 12, 21, 168, 191.
16- Potter, Mrs. Eva, relative to personal injuries re- 12
ceived by a fall
Feb. 6 -Pine Street, petiton of, property owners relative to 19
placing water plug at 27th Street
6- Police, Dubuque Association, petition of, relative to 19, 58
increase in salary
6 -Park Board, communication of, relative to appro- 19, 56, 97
priation for 1919
20- Pahl's Bakery, petition by Fred Heer to lower curb 28
at same
20- Parochial School Nurse, petition to have same 28, 57
appointed
20- Packard Motor Car Co., bid on Street Flusher and 31
Sprinkler
20 -Peter Even & Son, bid on Street Flusher and 31
Sprinkler 33, 47
20 -Puls, Otto F., Deputy Treasurer, bond of
Mar. 6- Plumbers' Association, petition of, relative to ad-
opting rules and regulations governing installa- 42
tion of sewers and general plumbing work
April 17 -Pine Street and 13th Street, petition of property 96
owners relative to drainage 98
17- Policemen to wear summer caps
17- Police and Fire Commissioners, notice to appli-
120
cants for examination
May 1 -Puls, Otto F., resignation of, as Assistant City 131
Treasurer
1- -Peru Road, to improve
136, 178, 189, 190, 195, 207, 210, 214, 215, 240, 430, 489, 496, 503, '507
June 5 -Peed Bros., petition of, to install gasoline filling 167
station 215; 281, 283
3 -Park Board, communication of 215
3- Plumbing code and licensing plumbers 262
3 -Peru Road, 'estimate, grade and ordinance 226
10- Photographs to be taken, damaged places
17 -Pape, Chas., petition of, to tunnel on Rhomberg 281, 364, 369
Avenue
17- Pleasant Street, draining of water 369 240
30 -Pay roll, laborers, Emergency Fund
30- Proclamation, Mayor Saul, meeting Commercial 263
Club 281, 313
7 -Park Board, communication of
7- Petition of City employees asking to be paid 232
weekly 286, 423
7- Papin, L. 0., bond of
4 -Park Board, communication of, relative to Grand 345
View Heights, cement steps 365
16- Police Department, relative to 8 -hour shift 366, 376
18- Plumbing Committee, appointed
18- Pi Scales r corner Delhi e and t Asbury � air City
Streets 368
24- Potter, J. M., petition of, for cancellation of pen- 378
alty on 1914 taxes
30- Plumbing Ordinance 386 to 394 inc., 430, 478, 378
2 -Pape, Chas. & Son, relative to excavation in Elm
Street
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16-Public Ownership League, communication of, rela-
tive to condition of street at Rhomberg Avenue
and Reed Street
Nov. 6 -Pier Bros., petition of, relative to vacation for
alley
20 Police Department, petition of, relative to raise in
salary
20- Powers, Mrs., petition of, to reimburse her for
damage done to property by flood
20- Petition of property owners for erection of school
house, corner 12th and White Streets
4 -Pay rolls last half of November
4- Plumbing Inspector, report of
18 -Pier, Magdaline, bill for municipal bond issued Feb
20, 1858
18- Pitchner, Chas., relative to cutting weeds
18- Publishers' certified notice, cutting weeds
18 -Pay rolls for first half of December
18- Perrot, Mary, remonstrance against cutting weeds
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513
513
520
585
589
604
605
605
606
607
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Aug. 7 -Queen Street property holders, petition for sewer 281, 449
" 21- Quarter Master, Chicago, U. S., relative to food...
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Jan. 2- Robinson, W. J., Pastor of First Baptist Church,
petition of, relative to remittance of taxes 1, 47
" 2- Report of Officers for last half of December, 1918 1, 3
2- Realty Improvement Co., report of City Assessor
relative to cancelling taxes 3
" 16- Rhomberg, A. L., petition of, relative to correcting
assessment, Lot 4 of M. Lot 144 9
" 16- Report of Officers for first half of January, 1919 10
Feb. 6- Rauch, W. H., petition of, relative to correcting
error in assessment 17
II 6 -Rand, D. W., petition of, relative to tax reduction
on the Odd Fellows Building 11, 56
If 6- Russell, Mrs. Anna, petition of, relative to remit-
tance of taxes paid 18
If 6- Report of Officers for the last half of January, 1919 21
if 6- Roshon, C. A., tax petition received and filed 25
" 20 -Riley Bros. Oil Corporation, communication of, rela-
tive to road oil 29, 56
" 20- Report of Officers first half of February, 1919 32, 37
Mar. 6- Report of Officers last half of February, 1919 44
" 20- Roseline Avenue, petition of property owners to
have street improved 51
" 20- F-Rider, Ellen A., petition of, relative to cancelling
taxes 52
" 20- Report of Officers first half of March, 1919 53
" 20- Rosalind Avenue, resolution to improve 60, 92, 146
April 3- Rosencrans, Ida E., notice of claim forpersonal
injuries 81
II 3- Report of Officers last half of March, 1919 81, 82, 83
3- Recorder, Deputy, salary increased to $110.00 per
month 89
3- Rosaline Street, to improve 92, 93, 103, 115, 126,
128, 133, 148, 165, 172, 174, 183, 186, 188, 210, 515, 552, 585, 592, 599
17- Report of Officers first half of April, 1919 97
17 -Ross, Frank B., relative to bond 98, 132
May 1- Roberts, Albert J., petition of, relative to soldier's
exemption of taxes 127, 191
II 1- Report of Officers last half of April, 1919 128, 130
1- Reinecke, Dr. E. L., salary to be raised to $75.00
per month 133
II 1- Rhomberg Avenue at the Five Points, Street Com-
missioner to replace curbing 133
1- Roller Engineer's salary to be raised to $100.00
per month 133
1 -Ryan, J. J., appointed as Assistant City Engineer 140
" 15- Relihan & Mullen, petition of, relative to permis-
sion to excavate 143
" 15- Report of Officers first half of May, 1919 144
" 15- Rhomberg Avenue, James F. Lee notified to repair
same 145
June 5- Rosecranz, Ida E., suit for injuries 168
" 5- Rellihan & Mullen, bond of 168, 177, 191
5- Rhomberg, J. H., petition of, relative to assessment 168
II 5- Russell, Mrs. Anna, relative to refund of taxes 169
5- Report of Officers, last half of May 170, 171, 172
If 5- Rhomberg Avenue, repair of 177
5- Republic Street Flusher 177
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19- Report of Officers first half of June 190
July 2- Report of Officers last half of June 213, 216, 217, 218
3- Rhomberg Avenue, regulation plate 221
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" 3- Rosedale Avenue, resolution
224, 307, 309, 313, 315, 336, 339, 343, 432, 437, 488, 591, 621
" 17- Rooney, Mary A., relative to assessment regutter- 230
ing Julien Avenue 230
" 17- Report of Officers first half of July .,
21-Revised Ordinances, advertise for printing same 252, 266, 267, 280
" 30- Revised Ordinances, specifications for printing and
binding approved
Aug. 7- Reece, C. W., communication of relative to hous-
ing law
" 7- Report of Weighmasters
7- Report of City Electrician relative to defective
lights
7- Report of Officers last half of July
" 21- Report of Officers first half of August
7- Revised Ordinances, contract awarded
Sept. )2- Railroad crossings, railroad companies notifier to
construct
" 4- Rhomberg, A. L., petition of, relative to cancella-
tion of taxes
4- Report of City Electrician
4- Report of City Assessor
4- Report of City Weighmasters
4- Report of City Attorney
4- Report of Officers last half of August
2- Recorder instrurted to return all checks to bidders
on contracts that have not been awarded'
4- Resolution to construct sidewalk, Schroeder's Add.
12- Railroad crews to be arrested for blocking streets
12 -Reed Avenue Sewer
18 -Ryan, Mrs. Margaret, petition of, relative to re-
duction of taxes
18-Reid, L. F., petition of, relative to pop corn stand
18- Rhomberg Avenue, petition of property holders to
extend street
" 18- Report of Officers first half of September, 1919
Oct. 2- Report of Officers last half of September, 1919
" 16- Report of Officers first half of October, 1919
" 16- Report of City Attorney tt
" 16- Rhomberg Ave suit
Avenue, to improve m to e Ri e er led
" 16- Rhomberg Avenue, to improve to Lincoln Avenue...
Nov. 6- Roesner, F., petition of, to withhold his property
from tax sale
6- Report of Officers, last half of October, 1919
6- Report of City Attorney
6- Rellihan & Mullen, be notified to finish work oh
18th Street Comfort Station
20- Russell Anna P., petition of, claim for interest on
taxes
20- Report of Officers for first half of November, 1919
Dec. 4- Report of Officers for last half of November, 1919
4 -Ruh, Andrew, petition of, forcancell'ation of taxes
18- Report of Officers
18 -Ring, Andrew, remonstrance against cutting weeds
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287
288
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346
346
346
346, 347
348
355
356
363
364
368
368
369
370
426
447
448
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449
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496
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512
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Jan. 2- Schlegel, George, children of, petition of, relative
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to taxes
2- Sisters of Holy Ghost, deed of Sub: of Lots 37 and
38 of Finley's Add. to the City of Dubuque
2- Semper, Mrs. Mollie A., report of City Attorney
relative to personal injury claim
2- Sewer, sanitary, to construct in Seminary Street
6, 194, 195, 294, 307,
16- South, F. M., report of City Assessor relative to
old soldier's exemption of taxes
Feb. 6- Steps, cement, petition of property owners relative
to building at Bluff Street and Cleveland Avenue
6- Sewer, sanitary, petition of property owners to
construct in Elm Street from 32d to 28th Streets
19, 27, 49, 76, 84, 94, 221,
6- Schublin Katherine, relative to old soldier's ex-
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6- Street signs, Recorder instructed to advertise for
bids 24, 31, 39, 153, 432
6- Seventh Day Adventists, petition of, relative to,
taxes
6- Scheppley, Mrs. E. H., petition of, relative to spe-
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cial assessment
10- Street Sprinkler and Flusher : - ,; Recorder er instructed
ted 27, 31, 40, 48
to advertise for bids . .
20- System Federation of abor, petition of, relative to 27, 167
electric light contract 20- Seeck, A: W. Estate, petition by Mrs. Connelly 28, 57
relative to tax reduction
20- Street Scraper, report by A. Robinson relative to 29
the condition of same ....
20- Schrup Motor Co., bid on Street Flusher and 31
b'prinkler . . .
30- Steps, Madison Street, Report of Park Board rela 33
tive _ .............:... .
28- Sewer, Bee Branch, to be extended 37,50, 75
6- Sewer, petition of property owners to construct in
Sheridan Street ....• ..,.,- . ,:,.:..:,.;42, 182, 270, 288, 341
6 -Sewer laborers, petition of, relative to increase in
wages 42, 57
6- Shireman, Donald J., petition of, relative to ap- 42, 57
pointment as Roller Engineer
20_ Sewer, petition of, property owners to construct in
Lincoln Avenue .,.. , ... • 52, 182, 215, 269, 501
20- Street Scraper to be purchased 56
20- Street laborers and ward foremen granted an in- 58 313
crease in wages -
20 -Sewer resolution to construct hi Heeb Street . 58, 59
20 -Sixth Street resolution to improve
61, 84, 89, 100, 102, 113, 116, 118- 122, 125, 140, 312, 336
20- Seventh St resolution to improve • -62, 91, 9 114,
128, 133, 138, 141, 145, 150, 160, 162,, 177, 354, 377, 381, 382, 402, 412
31- Steps, cement, bids for constructing at City Hall 64
April 3- Smith, Mrs. Mary A., petition of, relative to exca-
vating at 41 S. Locust Street.. • 79
3- Spellerberg, R. L., petition of, to have . trees- 80
trimmed on Walnut and W. 11th Streets
3- Special election, petition of residents to hold same
to vote on Municipal Electric Light and Power
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3- Street improvements, only four different kinds of 88
materials to be specified 89
3 7.Street broom, price for making to be $15.00 95 17- Seventh Avenue, petition of residents to improve
17- Sullivan, Mrs. Catherine, petition of, relative to
tax reduction
17- Street improvements, pitch filler and Tarvia pene- 99
tration to be included in specifications for work
17- Sewer, sanitary, in South Dodge Street and Grand
View Avenue, resolution to construct
101, 116, 128, 139, 141, 161, 374, 419, 423, 432, 436
17- Sewer, sanitary, in Sheridan Street, resolution lu t o 303, 515, 553
construct
17- Sewer, sanitary, in Elm Street 113, l 119, ion 2to 215, 221, 232, 305, 507
• struct
May 1- Spies, Mike, notice of claim for personal injuries 126, 189
sustained
1 - Service Motor Truck oC., communication of, re 127
tive to aviation landing field
7- Scharping, Otto, petition of, relative to Spanish- 127
American war veteran exemption 133
1 -Sewer to be finished at the Water Level
1- Sewer, sanitary, Engineer instructed to make sur-
vey and plat through Bush property from Ju- 134
lien Avenue to West 14th Street
1- Sewer, sanitary, to construct in Rosaline Street, 138, 147
Klingenberg Terrace and Klein Street
1 -Shea, J. J., appointed at Clerk in City Engineer's 140
office 184
1 -Shea, J. J., Clerk in Engineer's office, salary raised
1- Schmid, Adolph, appointed as Rodman in City 140
Engineer's office
150-Steff en, Henry, petition of, relative to excavat- 143
ing on Rhomberg Avenue 143
15- Street Sweeper, one to be ordered on trial
15- Street Commissioner instructed to widen street 151
corner
20-Sewer, 300.00 be paid out of Expense
• 153
for construction
June 5- Sewer, sanitary, in Leibnitz Street, petition for
168, 194, 314, 337, 362, 369, 375,
377, 384, 385, 402, 405, 411, 413, 421, 443, 480, 488, 493, 519, 553
5- Scherr, B. C., et al, petition to reimburse damage
5- South Locust Street, repair of by fire 177
5- Sewer, Delhi Street, resolution to construct
181, 231, 243, 264, 267, 280, 301, 374, 413, 423, 435, 185
5- Sewer, Dock Street, Engineer to survey 188
19- Specht, Peter, petition to improve alley
19- Standard Oil Co., petition to operate service sta-
tion
19 -Saul, James, Mayor, communication relative to Lib-
rary Board
19- Spies, M., notice of suit for personal injuries ....
19- Schwinn bond
19- Smith, Mary A., exacavation bond
19- Stoltz, Edward, appointed City Carpenter
19- Sewer, Kaufmann Avenue, be extended
19- Sewer, Woodworth Street 194, 195, 336, 362, 377, 384,
19- Sewer, Hempstead Street 194, 195, 336, 362, 377, 384,
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189, 126
189, 219
189, 219
193
194, 607
385, 402, 411
385, 402, 411
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19 -South Locust Street, between Jones and Dodge
Streets, grading and guttering
2- Scales, First Street, Mayor appointed weighmaster
2- Street Flusher, to be run nights
3-- Sidewalk, Smedley's Sub., petition of residents
3- Staner, N. J., be allowed 30 days to start work on 221
Heeb Street 221
3- Seventeenth Street, regulation plate
3- Sewer, Rush and Holly Streets, resolution 223, 298, 307, 432
" 10- Scanlon, address to Council relative to water run- 226
ning over his lot 227
" 14- Standard Oil Co., stipulation and agreement 227
14- Staner, N. J., Council ratify action of Ald. Hird
" 17- Sewer, Seminary Street, remonstrance of property
owners 228, 307, 315, 384, 385, 402, 411, 517
17 -State Housing Commissioner, C. W. Reese, com- 231
munication of
17 -Sewer in Elm Street, notice to levy special assess- 232, 240, 305
ment
17- Schmitt, Adolph, appointment of 305
17- Steffen, Henry, petition of, asking permission to 239
excavate
17- Steps on corner Third and alley between Main and 239, 240
Locust Streets, petition to remove
17- Sidewalk, Kniest Street and Garfield Avenue, Lot 240, 313
22, Smedley's Sub. 240
17 -Storm sewer, Kaufmann Avenue
17- Sewer, Lincoln Avenue, resolution 241, 288, 300, 303, 354, 501
17- Sewer, Valeria Street, resolution
242, 299, 234, 369, 361, 362, 377, 403, 410
17- Seventeenth Street, cement gutters 243, 268, 280, 448
30-Sweper and Roller, meet with Committee of Whole 253
relative to increase in salary
Aug. 7 -Sewer in Queen Street, petition of p 359, ho dens
362, 405, 449, 495
7- Sparks, George, notice of claim 281, 355
7 -State Housing Law communication 281
7- Stiver, Clayton B. Co., Inc., communication of,
relative to auditing Dubuque Electric Co.'s b oks 283, 284
7- Sewer, Lawther Avenue 284,
332, 359, 361, 362, 377, 403, 411, 515, 553, 600, 605, 612, 619, 628
7- Second National Bank, communication submitting 285
copy of resolution
7- Sixteenth Street, resolution to improve
295, 307, 308, 315, 337, 362, 405, 432
7- Sewer, alley between Queen Street and Windsor
Avenue 299, 334, 359, 361, 377, 405, 411, 502, 490, 508
7- Sewer in Holly Street, resolution 298, 307, 314, 335, 341, 343
13- Specht Estate, heirs petition relative to alley east 301
of Kline Street
21 -Sewer in Lincoln Avenue, Dock to First Avenue,
bids 303, 340, 354, 501, 521, 535, 540, 553, 591, 605, 610, 620, 628
21 -Sewer in Lincoln Avenue, First Avenue to ec 01a621, 533, 539, 555
Avenue
21 -Sewer in Sheridan Street, bids 303, 340, 362, 515, 585, 594, 599
21- Sewer, water and gas connections, Grand View 303, 334, 337, 364
Avenue, bids 309
21- Seminary Street, profile 310
21- Sheridan Street, ordinance establishing grade 312, 336, 357, 359
21 -Sixth Street, special assessment
21- Sidewalk, 13th and Main Streets, corner to be 312
rounded 312, 363
21 -Sixth Street Bridge
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21 -Sewer in Seminary Street, resolution 316, 336, 354, 362, 377, 384, 385, 402
2Strobel, motion for special meeting be called for
September 12, railroad companies representa-
tives present
2 -Sewer in Holly Street, bids 343, 377, 384, 385,
2 -Sewer in Harold Street, bids
4- Straub, Jos. W., petition to repair alley west of
Windsor Henry, petition
to e excavate 1596 Rhom-
4- Steffen, nry, p
berg Avenue
4- Standard Oil Co., petition to allow installing of
boulevard light at 11th and Clay Streets
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boulevard light at t allow installing of
Second and Locust St Street
4- Schromen, John, Street Commissioner, bond
11- _Spellerberg, R. L., petition of, for light on W
11th Street
11- Scheppele, Mr:, remonstrated against improvement
of 15th Street
11- Sidewalk, Sehroeder's Add., resolution to construct 369, 417, 421, 479
11- Sidewalk, Gilliam's Sub„ resolution to construct 356, 369, 417, 421
11- Sidewalk, Lots 195 and 19366, 369,
struct 417, 421, 515, 552, 585, 593, 598
11- Sidewalk, S. %/ of 216 City Lot abutting east side 356, 369, 421
Iowa Street, resolution to construct
11 -Sixth Street, Street Commissioner be instructed to 360, 363
roll lower end
11 -Sewer in Henion Street 360, 416, 423, 437, 443, 479, 493, 519, 554
12 -Sixth Street Crossing, relative to placing watch-
man
12- Sewer, Elm Street and Rhomberg Avenue, be 364
cleaned 364
12- Sewer, Reed Avenue east to river 365, 409, 419
16- Special election, Alderman Second Ward
18 -Saul, James, Mayor, appointed chairman Plumbing
Commission
18- Schlueter, Jos. F., notice of claim for injuries
18- Schlueter, Leo B., notice of claim for injuries...
18- Schlueter, Jos. Sr., Jos. F., Frank J. and Carl,
claim for damage and injuries
18 -Sewer hose to be moved from 18th Street to. 4th
Street Fire House
18- Sidewalk, notice to Wm. 1. Bradley to construct,
Lots 39 and 40 on Main Street
18- Scanlon, Joe, appointed member of Plumbing
Commission
24 -South Alta Vista Street, relative to rounding
corners
24-- Sidewalk, corners Third and Clay Streets be
rounded
24- Starter, N. J., notified to, begin work on Julien
Avenue at once
24- Stirer, Clayton B. Co., City Attorney instrtteted to
obtain fi gures relative to apPraiail►g Do /n1011e
Electric Co, a 11oldiegs
Oot. 2-- 1Sidewalk, Harold Street
2Sidewalk, west side Iowa. Street, Lette 195 and 196%
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344
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369
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2-Stiver, Clayton B. Co., representative addressed
Council
2- Steps, Grandview Heights, plank walk to be placed
2- Sidewalk at 18th Street and Couler Avenue, Street
Commissioner to repair
2- Seventh Street, relative to making fill an lower
Seventh Street
2- Sidewalk, resolution to construct, Lots 32 and 33a,
Stine's Add
7- Seventeenth Street, repair of
16- Schmitt, Fred, suit for damages settled
16- Sidewalk, resolution to construct in front of Lot
13, East Dubuque Add.
Nov. 6- Staner, N. J., bill for brick not properly o. k
6 -Storm sewers, Committee of Whole to inspect all
6- Street Flushers, to be placed
6- Sidewalk, notice to construct in front of Lots 1 of
2 of Brownson & Stewart's Sub.
20- Standard Oil Co., Emergency Fund, bill not pro-
perly o. k.'d
20- Seippel Lumber Co., petition of, to investigate
sewer on Dodge Street
20- Stocks, Anna D., petition of, to reimburse her for
damage to property by flood
20- Street, James, petition of, for extension of time to
construct sewer in eibnitz and Seminary Streets
4- Standard Oil Co., bill
18- Smith, Joe, bid on wood
18 -Sewer caretakers, petition of, for raise in wages
18- Spanish War veterans, petition of Fitzhugh Lee
Camp to increase exemption on taxes
18- Scherrer, Frank, Assessor's report relative to sol-
dier's exemption, taxes
18- Sidewalks, resolution to pay for cleaning snow
and repairing
18- Streets to be set aside for children to coast on
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450, 495
494, 516
501, 517
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506, 514
512
512
513
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591
602
603
605
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614, 629
620
Feb. 6-Town Clock, Recorder instructed to advertise for
bids to wind, clean, etc. 24, 31, 39
6- Twelfth Street, resolution to improve same re-
ceived and filed 26, 180, 231, 242. 262, 269, 279, 355, 403
20- Times - Journal awarded contract to print Index and
bind Council Proceedings for 1918
20- Treasurer's Office to have new card index system
20- Teamsters' petition relative to increase of wages
20Twenty- eighth street, profile showing grade
20 -Third Street, resolution to improve
63, 105, 106, 143, 150, 161, 163, 167, 174, 335, 356, 359
April 3-Twaites, George and Joe, petition of, relative to
cancelling taxes
" 17 -Tank to store road oil, Mayor and Ald. Frith to
purchase
May 1- Thorne, Mrs., petition of, relative to reduction of
assessment
15- Treasurer, City, annual report of
June 5- Trewin, C. B., relative to special assessment
5- Thirtieth Street, resolution to improve
180, 231, 242, 264, 267, 279, 291, 338, 446, 480
1- Twelfth Street, bids for improving 279, 301, 355, 378, 381, 410
13-- Thorne, Mrs., petition of, relative to special as-
sessment
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34, 42, 56
52, 89
55, 86, 120
146
99
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145
177
301
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13— Thirtieth Street, Committee of Whole report 301, 338, 449, 450
4— Theisen, Edgar F., petition of, for soldier's exemp-
tion 344, 431
4— Trewin, C. B., petition of, to construct concrete
driveway 344
4— Traveling Men's Greater Dubuque Club, relative to
boulevard lights 345
4 —Tire Service Co., petition of, to install an air
station 345
4— Temple Hall (Odd Fellows), petition of, relative to
taxes 345
4— Tinkham, Helen, report of City Assessor to allow
exemption of taxes, she being soldier's widow 346
4 —Third Street, notice of special assessment 356, 359
Oct. 2— Traveling Men's Greater Dubuque Club, petition of 423
22 —Tax levy for 1919 466
20— Twelfth Street, Street Commissioner to remove
dirt and rocks 518
4— Treasurer's report 582
4— Twaites, John, petition of, for cancellation of taxes 583
4— Tegeler, Ulrich G., petition of, for cancellation of
taxes 583
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Feb. 20— United Catholic Charities, petition for schoolnurse
June 5 —Union labor, petition to employ
" 30 —Union Trust & Savings Bank, loan warrants, Em-
ergency Fund
Aug. 21 —U. S'. Quartermaster, communication of, relative to
canned goods
Nov. 6— United Tire Sales Co., petition of, remonstrating
against assessment of Board of Equalization
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253, 291, 448
313
495
1919
March - Vaults, cleaning of, bids advertised for
Feb. 6 -Vogt, Simon et al, petition of, relative to sanitary
sewer in Elm Street
6- Visiting Nurse Association, petition of, relative to
appropriation for 1919
6 -Venn, Jess, relative to old soldier's exemption on
taxes
6- Voelker Realty Co., petition of, relative to error in
special assessmenf on Klingenberg Terrace
April 3- Vaults, bids for cleaning
May 1 -Van Wie, Clark, to be allowed $100 for loss of
team
1 -Vey, Mrs. Brown, petition of, relative to stone wall
5- Vollenweider, Wm., petition to cancel special as-
sessment
5- Voelker Realty Co., petition of, improvement Audu-
bon Add.
14- Voelker, John A., relative to assessment on At-
lantic Avenue 230,
17- -Valeria Street, relative to water mains
17- Valeria Street, 231, 241, 30'?, 309, 335, 339,
21- Voelker Realty Co., petition of, to prepare grade
for Marquette Place
21- Vollenweider, Wm., petition of, asking special as-
sessment be cancelled
Sept. 2- Visitation Sisters, petition of, relative to loan war-
rant
16- Voting machines
Oct. 16- Voelker Realty Co., petition of, asking permission
to construct sewer in Pfotzer Street
16 -Vault cleaners, advertising for bids
Nov. 6- Voelker Realty Co., petition of, relative to making
sewer connections, Lot 6, Sidonia Hosford's Sub.
24- Voggenthaler, E. J., bills for repair of engine
houses be paid
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167, 294
228
242, 334, 508
343, 432, 508
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314
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443, 467
445
491, 554
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2- Wiedman, Martha, report of City Assessor relative
to cancelling taxes
16- Woodmen of the World, Camp No. 78, petition of, 9, 26
relative to holding carnival, May 26 -31, 1919
16 -Wolf, Josephine and Mary, petition of, relative to 9, 25
reduction in assessment
16- Wenzel, Fred, bill allowed for Work at Bathing.
Beach
16 -Water Works, report of Special Committee on re- 12
port from April 1 to September 30, 1918
6- Wright, Chas., addressed Council relative to Mu- 17
nicipal Electric Plant
6- Wagner, Mrs. Pauline, petition of, relative to taxes 17, 56
6- Worst, Mrs. Ida, petition of, relative to taxes 17, 56
6- Watters, George, petition of, relative to reduction 17
in assessment
6- Waller, Richard Estate, petition by S. B. Lattner, 18, 188
relative to cancelling personal tax
6 -Water Works, Quarterly report of, October 1 -31,
1918 21
6- Wiesser, Andrew, relative to assessment
6 -West Third and Hill Streets, petition to widen cor- 26
ner received and filed
28 -Water Works, funds left over to be transferred to 35, 106, 143, 173
' the General Fund
Mar. 6 -West Second Street, report of Street Commissioner 47
relative to improvement
blast and quarry rock 55, 144
20- Woodson, P. $'., bond Of
April 3- Welsh, Tom, petition of, relative to permission to 80 98, 99, 132
3 -White Street, Mayor t6 appoint committee to iii -
vestigate opening from 29th Street north
88, 106, 134, 135, 161, 172, 173, 178, 207, 286
17- White- Phillips Co., Davenport, to communica-
tioin of, relative to Liberty Memorial 13 ends 96, 198
17 -Water Works quarterly report
1- Warren Bros. Co., communication of, relative to
patent on bitulithic paving 128
1 -Water Works TrusteeS, app6intfderlt" of Phil 128
Schwind
1 -West Third and Alpine Streets at northeast corner 135, 146
to be widened
1 -West Fifth and Alpine Streets at southWest cor- 136, 146
ner to be widened 189
June 19- Wunder, A. C., excavation bond 215
July 3 -Welu, Joe, notice of claim 240
" 17 Warren Bros., agreement 244
18 -Welu, Joseph, claim for damages
30 -West Locust Street, repairing curb 252, and gutter 301, 379, 442, 488
7- Wilcomb, O. V., Major, Signal Corps, communica-
tion relative to canned meats and food stuffs 284
now on sale by U. S. Government
7- Warren Bros., communication of, relative to bitu- 284, 422
lithic paving .
7- Waller, Richard, heirs of, relative to personal tax 285, 313
7 -White Street, widening of, bills for jury 286, 313
7 -White Street, widening of, jury's report 286. 313
7- Weighmaster's report 287
7 -Wood Street, adv. for bids 302, 340, 442, 509, 510, 540, 551, 307
21- Whelan, L. J., claim for damages
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" 21 —Water Works quarterly report 308, 359, 360
" 21 —Water Works annual report 308, 359
" 21— Woodworth Street profile 309
" 21— Waller, Richard state, petition of S. B. Lattner, 346
relative to cancellation of taxes 346
" 21— Waller, Richard Estate, report of City Attorney
Sept. 4— Wilkinson, Mrs. W. W., petition of, for reduction
355
of taxes
" 18— Woodmen of the World, petition for Armory Hall 368
for drill team
" 18 —Water Works, communication of, relative to fire 369
hydrant on 27th Street
" '18 —Water Works notified to place hydrant, Ris Street 374
and Stafford Avenue
If 24 —Water Works, extend mains to lower Third Street 378
24 —West Fourth and Pauline Streets, relative to 379
rounding corners
If 29— Walker, Mr., U. S. Government Revenue Depart-
ment, addressed Council relative to narcotic 384
drugs
Oct. 2 —Water Works, communication of, relative to horse 423
drinking fountains 438
if 7 —West Eighth Street, remove pole 442, 443, 438
16 —West Third Street, bids to repair
" 22 —Water Works be instructed to lower pipe at 22d 466
and Washington Streets 506
22 —Water Works property at Water Level, to be sold
Nov. 6 —Water Works, communication of, notice of eaten- 513
tion of water mains on Elm Street August
" 20 —Water Works quarterly report for July, 514
and September
Dec. 4 —Water Works, Board of Trustees, report of in- 584
crease in water rates
4 —Water Works, to furnish tile pipe as per agree- 592
ment for sewer in Kaufmann Avenue 602
" 18— Wille, Anton, bid on furnishing wood
" 18 —War veterans, petition for soldiers' exemption on 604
taxes
" 18— Waller, Mary E., petition of, asking Council to ac- 604
cept quarter of assessment
18 —Water Works, petition of, to instruct City employes 604
relative to fire hydrants 613, 604
" 18— Weeds, resolution to pay for cutting
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Nov. 20— Ziegler, Clarence, petition of, relative to error in
special assessment
512, 541