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REPORT
OF
The Officers of the Dubuque Park
Committee
FOR THE PERIOD
APRIL 23, 1 908---APRIL 6, 1909
TELEGRAPH -HERALD. DUBUQUE
Dubuque Park Committee
O. P. SHIRAS, CHAIRMAN
HERBERT ADAMS, VICE CHAIRMAN
F. E. BISSELL, SECRETARY
H. E. TREDWAY, TREASURER
O. P. SHIRAS
H. E. TREDWAY
HERBERT ADAMS
JAMES McFADDEN
FRANK J. PIEKENBROCK
GEO. W. KIESEL
G. F. THORMANN
F. E. BISSELL
PETER KLAUER
PETER J. SEIPPEL
C. LOETSCHER
L. H. BREDE
JOHN T. ADAMS
D. D. MYERS
JOHN McEVOY
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
O. P. SHIRAS H. E. TREDWAY
JAMES MCFADDEN FRANK J. PIEKENBROCK
HERBERT ADAMS
REPORT OF THE OFFICERS OF THE
DUBUQUE PARK COMMITTEE
To the Citizens of Dubuque:
The committee appointed at a meet-
ing of the citizens of Dubuque, held on
April 23, 1908, to take charge of the
development of a park and driveway
system for the city submit the follow-
ing report of the work accomplished
up to the date hereof.
For the purpose of securing a pro-
per statement of the receipts and ex-
penditures of the committee up to
April 6th, 1909, B. W. Lacy, C. H.
Eighmey and J .K. Deming, none of
whom are members of the park com-
mittee, were requested to act as an
auditing committee and in that capac-
ity to examine the reports of the sec-
retary and treasurer, and the vouchers
connected therewith and to report to
the park committee the results of
such examination. Their report and
that of the secretary of the park com-
mittee are hereto appended.
The treasurer's report shows that up
to April 6, 1909, he has received in
cash and deposited in the Second Na-
tional bank the sum of $19,286.31, of
which amount, as shown by the sec-
retary's report, $46.31 came from pay.
ment made by the railroad company
for tile broken during transportation,
and from stumps removed from the
park and sold, the ramaining sum of
$19,240 being proceeds of cash sub-
scriptions.
The secretary's report further shows
that the sum of $4.75 has been re-
ceived without passing through the
hands of the treasurer, making the
full amount received in cash from sub-
scriptions the sum of $19,244.75. In
addition to the cash subscriptions
there have been made donations
labor and materials to the amount' of
$370, as shown by the secretary's re-
port.
Geo. Schmid, Jr., has generously do-
nated a strip of land 80 feet in width
connecting Seventh avenue with the
roadway into the park, the cash value
thereof being estimated at $200; and
this item, with the $370 in labor and
materials above mentioned, makes out
the item of $570 named in the report
of the auditing committee as the
amount of donations received.
At the time the contract was made
for the purchase of the 85-acre tract,
Catherine and A. L. Rhomberg do-
nated to the park two lots with a
frontage of 680 feet on Lincoln avenue
and abutting on the 85-acre tract, and
also donated 8 acres on the bluff ad-
joining the tract subsequently pur-
chased from John Finzel, Esq., dona-
tions which have proved of great aid
in the plans proposed for the develop-
ment of the Park and Driveway at
Eagle Point.
It thus appears that there has been
secured for park and driveway pur-
poses at Eagle Point a total of 132 18-
100 acres in addition to the lots do-
nated on Lincoln and Seventh ave-
nues.
Briefly restating the cash receipts
and expenditures, they are as follows:
Total cash received $19,286.31
Total cash expended 18,939.53
Cash on hand $ 346.78
Subscriptions in money and ma-
terial not yet paid 344.75
Total $ 691.53
The plans and work done by the
committee have not been wholly con-
fined to the park and driveway at Eagle
Point.
Efforts are being made to obtain con-
trol over portions of the bluff south of
5th street, in order to keep the same
3Amtr
covered with trees and shrubbery,
thus forming a beautiful background
to the city. Encouraging progress is
being made in this direction, but the
details thereof are not yet perfected
and therefore the committee cannot at
this date make an accurate statement
thereof, but will do so in a subsequent
report.
Gratitude of Citizens.
In conclusion the committee desires
to express its hearty thanks to our
citizens who have, by their generous
subscriptions during the past year,
made it possible to secure the ground
for a park and driveway, that, when
properly improved, will be a credit to
the city and a constant and increasing
source of pleasure to our people.
In order, however, to place these
grounds in such condition that they
may be safely opened to the use of our
citizens, it is necessary that a proper
fence should be constructed along the
face of the bluff, to prevent accidents
that might be fatal in their results.
That the entrance roadway into the
park should be further improved and
at least one general driveway around
the 85 acres tract should be laid out
and sufficiently improved to permit its
use by the public; that a portion of the
park should be put in shape to be used
for picnic purposes, requiring the erec-
tion of retiring rooms, and of a place
for shelter against rains, the putting
up of racks or posts to which horses
may be hitched; the providing seats
and tables, etc., etc. That one or more
pathways should be constructed for
foot passengers giving access to the
park at proper points; that the trees
should be properly trimmed up and the
ground generally be cleared of stumps
and other obstructions, and so far as
possible the driveway along the bluff
should be prepared for use.
To meet these essential needs the
committee are of necessity compelled
to rely upon the generosity of the citi-
zens in giving further donations. The
park and driveway belong to the peo-
ple and to render the same available
for the present use of the people, it is
necessary that the named work must
be done before the park can be safely
opened to public use.
Must Expend $10,000.
To carry out these improvements, it
is estimated, will call for an expendi-
ture of at least $10,000, and to secure
that sum the committee hopefully ap-
peal to our citizens, who have shown,
by the generous donations given in
the past year, their hearty appreciation
of the efforts being made to improve
and beautify our city through the crea-
tion and development of a compre-
hensive system of parks and drive-
ways.
The Dubuque Park Committee.
April 10, '09.
Dubuque, Iowa, April 8, 1909.
The undersigned, who have been
asked by the Dubuque Park Committee
to audit the statements of the secre-
tary and treasurer of said committee,
showing the receipts and disburse-
ments of said committe, respectfully
report:
The said statements show the re-
ceipt of donations in labor, material
and services in the sum of $570.00 and
in cash to the amount of $19,286.31,
deposited at the Second National bank.
That checks drawn by the chairman
or vice chairman and secretary of said
committee have been exhibited to us in
the aggregate sum of $18,939.53 and
that the books of said bank show a
balance on hand of $346.78.
Respectfully submitted,
C. H. EIGHMEY,
J. K. DEMING,
B. W. LACY.
Secretary's Report,
Dubuque, Ia., April 5, 1909.
To the Dubuque Park Committee:
Gentlemen: -As secretary of your
committee I herewith submit .the fol-
lowing report of the receipts and ex-
penditures from the date of the crea-
tion of the Dubuque Park committee,
April 23d, 1908, to April 5th, 1909.
The several subscription books cir-
culated by the committee show that
Niue
up to April 5th of this year there has
been paid in cash, upon subscriptions,
the sum of $19,244.75, and there has
been received the sum of $46.31, bal-
ance from rebate paid by the railroad
for tile broken and for stumps sold,
or in all $19,286.31; tnat the sum of
$570 has been donated in various
forms enumerated below, and that
$344.75 in subscriptions remains up -
paid, making a total of $20,205.81.
Of this amount it appears that $18,-
939.53 has been expended in cash for
real estate, services of civic adviser
and landscape architect, surveying,
grading of entrance road and ileing,
stationery, photograpns ;fence posts,
grubbing stumps, etc.
Deducting this amount from the to-
tal cash receipts, it appears that there
is a balance on hand of $346.78. Add-
ing to this the $344.75 unpaid sub-
scriptions it will be seen that the fund
remaining at the disposal of the park
committee on April 5th is approx-
imately $691.55. Below will be found
an itemized statement. With the ex-
ception of $300 paid Jos. Herod for the
three -acre tract at Dubuque's Grave
and the $10 paid C. M. Robinson for
Grandview avenue services, all expen-
ditures were made in the name of
Eagle Point park.
(Signed) F. E. BISSELL,
Secretary.
DONATIONS OF LABOR AND MATER-
IALS, ETC.
Martin Strelau Co., hauling tile for
entrance road $ 13.50
John Leicht, hauling sand for en-
trance road 9.00
Spahn-Rose Lumber Co., cement for
laying manholes in entrance road. 25.00
G. W. Healy and Son, supplies used
in entrance road, building; tools
repairs, etc 25.00
H. C. Reche, grates for manholes in
entrance 5.00
Labor donated in building of en-
trance road:
C. L. Korn 25.00
R. C. Mathis 5.50
L. C. Korn 1.75
Fred Lillie 1.75
Gus Klonus 1f75
Edward Blake 1.75
Geo. Sear 1.75
Alfred Kimball 1.75
James Lee and Son, cement fence
posts 10.00
C. T. Bush, photographs of scenery,
entrance, road, etc., at park 5.00
Eugene Anderson, surveying at park 15.00
J. F. Kunz and Co., furnishing ab-
stracts of title for real estate pur-
chased 60.00
Leathers and Trewin, furnishing ab-
stracts of title for real estate pur-
chased 150.00
H. F. Salot, furnishing abstracts of
real estate purchased 11.50
$370.00
DONATIONS OF LAND
Geo. Schmid, Jr., 80 foot strip con-
necting 7th avenue with Park en-
trance, estimated value in cash$200.00
Catherine and A. L. Rhomberg, 2
lots abutting on Park with front-
age on Lincoln Avenue of 680
feet. Eight acres on River Bluff
abutting on driveway
CASH EXPENDITURES.
From April 23, 1908 to April 5th, 1909.
Real estate purchased -
Tract of 84.96 acres purchased of
A. L. and Catherine Rhomberg
one half purchase price $10,000.00
Tract of 3 acres purchased of Jos.
Herod at Julien Dubuque's
Grave 300.00
Tract of 10.71 acres purchased of
Amos Paley 1,250.00
Tract of 17.78 acres purchased of
John Finzel 2,504.75
Tract of 2 acres purchased of E. E.
Frith 100.00
Tract of 8.73 acres purchased of
W. and H. Butler 1,091.25
Total cost of land purchased...$15,246.00
OTHER EXPENDITURES
Charles M. Robinson and
Charles N. Lowrie for
expenses and services
in visiting Dubuque and
preparing plan for Eagle
Point Park $ $ 550.25
Charles M. Robinson for
professional services ren-
dered the City of Du-
buque in connection with
Grandview Ave. im-
provement 10.00
,Surveying real estate
purchased 159.80
Oix
Grading entrance road
and laying tile there-
in 1,888.80
Tile, etc 897.49
Tools, repairs, etc 22.46
Hauling tile 57.03
Total expenditures on
entrance road
2,865.78
Stationery, letter heads,
envelopes, postage 24.95
Grubbing stumps 56.25
Less amount received
for stumps sold 13.50 42.75
Cement fence post 40.00
Total cash expendi-
tures
$18,939.53
SECRETARY'S REPORT OF CASH SUBSCRIPTIONS
PAID APRIL 23, 1908, TO APRIL 6, 1909
Adams, E. & III $ 250.00
Adams, J. T 250 00
Alderson and Orvis 15 00
Allison, W. B 100 00
Alden's Sons, N. L 5 00
Althauser, J. C 25 00
Altman, F. W 100 00
Arendt, C. F 3 00
Arno, E. C 5 00
Baumgartner, W. B10 00
Bailey, Mrs. F. M. S 25 00
Bertsch, J. J 5 00
Baumhover, F. A 5 00
Baumann, Rev. J. S 3 00
Bassler, A. 2 00
Baumhover, L. J 25 00
Bayless, C. 10 00
Bechtel, H. C 5 00
Beach, Jas. & lions 50 00
Becker, F. G 10 00
Becker, C. H. Co 25 00
Becker, J. G 3 00
Beckler, Robert 5 00
Beiler, F. A 5 00
Bell, Fred 100 00
Berndt, H. 3 00
Brede-Lange Co. 25 00
Bissell, L. C 100 00
Blocklinger, Mrs. M. H 100 00
Brownson, Dr. O. A 3 00
Boldts, Inc. 50 00
Bradley, Wm. L )
Bradley, C. H .) 500 00
Lewis, Mrs. E. B )
Brown, Maurico 100 00
Burch, J. M 250 00
Burch, Mrs. E. H 250 ,00
Burden, G. A 200 00
Burns, W. J 25 00
Buettell Bros. 50 00
Byrne, John 25 00
Byrne Bros. 100 00
Brinkman, Herman 5 00
Bigelow, I. S 100 00
Baumhover, A. 5 00
Brown, G. M 5 00
Braun, Paul 15 00
Braun, Chris 15 00
Carlin, A. B 10 00
Carr, W. W 150 00
Catholic Printing Co 50 00
Capretz, Chris. 10 00
Carnegie -Stout Library Staff 20 00
Chamberlain, I. C5 00
Chapin, W. F 5 00
Closs, N. J 5 00
Cleweli, Wm. 5 00
Clark, Dr. Frank 5 00
Coates & Robinson 100 00
Connolly, Thos. Co 100 00
Conzett, Dr. J. V 50 00
Collier, J. C 100 00
Clancy Transfer Co 10 00
Conlin & Kearns 50 00
Connolly, M. J 25 00
Corrance, H. 5 00
Connors, J. J. 10 00
Cole, Dr. W. A 2 00
Cummings, Josephine 2 00
Czizek, M. 5 00
Day, W. H 1,250 00
Day, W. H., Jr 250 00
Deery, John 3 00
Deckert, Mrs. C 5 00
Dell, C. H 10 00
Dennis Bros. 50 00
Duertscher, A. 3 00
Doerrer, F. 2 00
Diamond Jo Line 20 00
Dornes, J. C 5 00
Dubuque Brewing & Malting
Company 250 00
Dreher, J. J 5 00
Driscoll, S. A 1 00
Dhysdale, Mrs. A. C 5 00
Dubuque Altar Mfg. Co 10 00
Dubuque Wooden Ware Co25 00
Dubuque Boat & Boiler Wks. 20 00
Eagle Point Lime Works10 00
Ede Robe Tanning Co 25 00
Eigtlt
Edwards, S. 5 00 Horchem, B. J 10 00
Eichhorn & Bechtel 10 00 Hostert, H. 2 00
Eisenegger, John 2 00 Horr, Mrs. Ella S 10 00
Eighmey, C. H 100 00 Heney, J. J 1 00
Ellwanger Bros. 1'0 00 Hanley, M. L 5 00
Ellwanger, John 100 00 Hancock, J. T. Co..... 100 00
Enzler, Jos. 10 00 Henderson, Mrs. A. A 100 00
Even, Peter 5 00 Hess, Otto F 5 00
Eschen, H. 5 00 Hammel-Henker Co. ........ 25 00
Hurd, L. G. 50 00
Falkenhainer, Chas. 3 00 Hussman & Lies 25 00
Farwell, F. 0 15 00 Hyde, E. S 3 00
Ficke, Rev. H 5 00 Harkett, W. A 50 00
Fischer, A. 2 00 Homan & Roehl 15 00
Fischer & Co 50 00 Hanson, Peter 5 00
Fitzpatrick, T. J 100 00
Foote, Chas. 1 00 Iowa Coffin Co .... 300 00
Frith, E. E ....... 20 00
Frater, A. 10 00 Jackson, Dr. E. R 100 00
Frudden Lumber Co 100 00 Jaeger, Frank 100 00
Fuhrmann Bros. 5 00 Jaeger, F. M. Co 10 00
Fosselmann, Frank 5 00 Johnson, H. T 1 00
Flick, A. R 25 00 Johnson, Thos. 2 00
Fritz, C. 1 00 Jones, Rudolph .... 5 00
Frommelt, L. 1 00
Kaep & Buechele 50 00
Garland, J. C 25 00 Key City Roofing Co 50 00
Ginter, J. 5 00 Kassler, M. 10 00
Gehrig, Henry 5 00 Kapp, John 25 00
Geisler, Jos. 5 00 Kaufman & Graf 2 00
Ginter, Peter 5 00 Kessler, Jacob 2 00
Gindorf, N. C..... 5 00 Kabat, J. H 25 00
Glover, H. B 100 00 Kaufman, J. K 2 00
Glover, J. B 500 00 Keogh, Dr. J. V 5 00
Glaser, A. L 5 00 Key City Furniture Co 5 00
Croppe, H. K 3 00 Kenline, H. C 25 00
Grundy & Hird 5 00 Kiesel, Geo. W 100 00
Gregoire Bros. 15 00 Kiene, Peter 150 00
Golinvaux, A. 2 00 Kintzinger, J. W 25 00
Guthrie, Dr. J. R 100 00 Koch, Mrs. Sophia 25 00
Haas, D. J 5 00
Haisch, Dr. O. E 5 00
Hamilton, Dr. C. H 25 00
Hancock, Dr. J. C 100 00
Hartman, D. W 15 00
Hasler Grocery Co 20 00
Haggerty, Dr. H. J 5 00
Heller, Fred 1 00
Heisey, Dr. D. J 5 00
Hellman, H. B 100 00
Heles, Dr. J. B 5 00
Heer, Rev. Geo. W 5 00
Haudenschield, J. 5 00
Hollnagel, W R 3 00
Hoffmann, M. M 5 00
Hoerner, D. & J 10 00
Hopkins & Witty 10 00
Kopp, J. W 15 00
Kretschmer, F. N 25 09
Kleis, C. E 50 00
Klauer, Peter 200 00
Kolck, R. 50 00
Kleih, G. F 10 00
Kinnier, Dr. Lily 10 00
Kohlmann Bros. 2 00
Keckevoet, John 2 00
Kaufman, Ben 25 00
Kutsch, J. P 5 00
Kuttler, C. 5 00
Lattner, S. B 25 00
Lacy, B. W 1,000 00
Lagergren, O. 2 00
Lang, Peter 2 00
Lantzky-Allen Shoe Co 50 00
Nine
Lawther, Wm.
Lenehan, D. J
Lee,P.J •
Levi, Jas. & Co
Lindenberg, L.
Lindsay, Dr. S. S
Linehan, Dr. C. NI
Loetscher, E. C
Loetscher, C.
Longueville, O.
Lull, Mrs. M. E
Lusch, A. T
Luchterhand, F. L. NI
McCarthy, D. H
McKinlay, J. A
McEvoy, J. W
McCarthy, M. H
McDonald & Morrison Mfg
Company
McFadden Coffee & Spice Co.
McLean, George
Magdal, H.
Manson, J. W
Maker, Chris.
Massey, Mrs. A. L
Matthews & Frantzen.......
Meeker, E.
Martin, Rev. Alfred
Meshinger, Dr. J. A
Meyer, Chas.
Merdanian, Dr. S. K
Meyer, H. A
Meyers, Dr. F. W
Meyers, John B
Michel, Dr. Ben
Michel, H.
Michel, Jos.
Motulsky Bros.
Molo, B. L
Monarch Grocery Co
Morrison & Kretschmer
Mulgrew, Thos. J. Co
Myers, Cox & Co
Mueller & Schilling
Mueller, Emma D
Nagle, J. J
Neumann, O. C
Nelson, P. J
Neumeister, C. D
Nesler, F. A
Newburgh, J. W
Noel & Wagner
Oldt, Prof. F. T
Olinger, John
Ott, J. J
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250 00
100 00
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100 00
300 00
10 00
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100 00
2 00
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200 00 Paley, Amos 100 00
50 00 Parker, A. J 100 00
50 00 Pancratz, Geo. 5 00
100 00 Peaslee, C. M 100 00
25 00 Palen, J. A 5 00
25 00 Page, J. P 5 00
5 00 Peabody, Miss Mae 50 00
10 00 Peabody, Mrs. H .B 25 00
500 00 Pier Bros. 25 00
25 00 Peterson, C. J 10 00
100 00 Phillips, T. F 100 00
25 00 Piekenbrock, E. B. & Sons Co. 250 00
5 00 Pfersch, P. C 2 00
Puls, O. F 1 00
25 00 Pust, August 3 00
5 00
25 00 Ragatz, Geo. 3 00
50 00 Ragatz, Geo., Jr 5 00
Reynolds, C. H 25 00
Rand, D. W 5 00
Rath, Geo. & Son 20 00
Reinfried, F. L 5 00
Rhomberg Bros. Co 100 00
Reute, T. W 25 00
Rittenmaier, Geo. 2 00
Rider, J. V 500 00
Rider, S. P 100 00
Roedell, R. T 10 00
Roedell, R. P 5 00
Roshek Bros. 100 00
Ryan, E. J 3 00
Ryan, Mrs. C. C 100 00
Ruegnitz, B. A 2 00
Saunders, C. J. W 10 00
Schaetzle, George 5 00
Scott, Miss Mary S 10 00
Schrup, N. J 10000
Schwietering, J. 5 00
Scott, C. D 20 00
Scott, Mrs. J. P 5 00
Schmid, Geo. 25 00
Schreiber, Chas. 10 00
Seippel, P. J. Lumber Co.... 500 00
Schmid, O. M 50 00
Schloz, F. & Son 10 00
Schwinn, P, 2 00
Shiras. .0 P 1,749 75
Schlueter, J. W 3 00
Scherr, C. B 5 00
Sandry, Mrs. Mary 1 00
Smith & Morgan 50 00
Smith, E. P 50 00
Sandry, J. P 1 00
Schaetzle & Fosselmann.... 2 00
5 00 Spahn, E'. P 10 00
25 00 Spensley & Spensley 100 00
50 00 Stampfer, J. F. Co 100 00
Strobel, J. H. & Sons
Sullivan, Jas. M .
Schueller, N. F
Saul, Jas.
Scharle, Theo.
Schilling, E. J
Spahn, F. F
Stifles, F. C
Sommerfeld, Mrs. P. A. E..
Sommerfeld, A. G
Sommerfeld, Bertha
Sears, Henry, Jr
Sheridan, Clem
Smith, H. H
Spencer, James H.....
Schiek, A. D
Sheridan, Miss S. F
Sass, Chas.
Schroeder, F. N.....
Stapleton, J. W
Telegraph -Herald
Taylor, J. R
Ternes, H
Taylor, Chas.
Thormann, G. F
Traub & Feigner
Tredway, Mrs. E. & Sons....
Trenkle, H.
Trexler Bros.
Tromley, Robert H
20 00 Union Printing Co 25 00
25 00 Urbach Bros. 10 00
5 00 Utley, H. W 5 00
25 00
5 00 Van Duzee, A. J 100 00
5 00 Van Saun, S. A 5 00
2 00 Voggenthaler, E. J 10 00
5 00 Vollenweider & Hein2 00
5 00 Voelker, Chris. A 50 00
5 00
1 00 W Cash 500 00
5 00 Walter, C. A 5 00
5 00 Walton, C. W 5 00
2 00 Weihe, F. H 10 00
5 00 Weirich, P. J 5 00
5 00 Wienecke, A. W 10 00
3 00 Wiegand, Peter J 2 00
10 00 Wiedner Bros. 5 00
100 00 Weitz, Peter F 2 00
10 09) Willner Bros. 50 00
Wimmer & Wimmer... 10 00
50 00 Winall, J. W 10 00
10 00 Wieland, Dr. F. W 10 00
5 00 Wodrich, J. F 5 00
1 00 Wilson, M. 1 00
5 00 Wright, W. S 200 00
25 00 Wodrich, W. F 5 00
250 00 Wunderlich, H. & Son.... 10 00
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Umbreit, A .J 5 0'0
Young, Robert 5 00
$19,244 75
TREASURER'S REPORT OF CHECKS
AND VOUCHERS PAID
Check No.
1 A. L. Rhomberg, E. P. Park land purchase $10,000 00
2 O. P Shiras, for C. M Robinson, Park plan 25 00
3 Peter Kiene, and J. Herod, Julien Park land purchase 300 00
Voucher No.
1 M. S. Hardie, Printing 2 75
2 Union Printing Co., Letter Heads 2 75
3 J. F. Kunz & Co., Agent for John Fenzel, Real Estate at Eagle
Point 100 00
4 Amos Paley, Real EstateEagle Point Park 100 00
5 Thos. J. Mulgrew Co., Tiling, Eagle Point Park 128 16
6 Eugene Anderson, Surveying, Eagle Point Park 80 00
7 Amos Paley, Real Estate, Eagle Point Park 1,150 00
8 J. F. Kunz & Co., Agent for John Fenzel, Real Estate, Eagle
Point Park 2,404 75
9 R. C. Mathis, Labor, Ravine road, Eagle Point Park 19 25
10 C. L. Korn, C4 it 44 CC 7 00
11 Albert Kimball, " " 5 25
12 Ernest Griffith, " it C4 44 3 50
13 Leo McAlester, " 5 25
14 Martin Nank, "CC 4 38
15 Louis Klonus, " 4 38
16 Fred Lillie, " 3 50
17 Louis Dissel, " " " 3 50
18 R. C. Mathis, " 37 50
19 C. L. Korn, tt 4, ii iC 44 8 75
20 Leo McAlester, " " " 8 75
21 Louis Dissel, IC ii8 75
22 Martin Nank, " " " CC ii II 7 00
23 Gus Klauer, it 4C it CC CC CC 7 00
24 Albert Kimbel, " " " " " 4 55
25 Thos. J. Mulgrew Co., Tile for Ravine road, Eagle Point Park664 39
26 R. C. Mathis, Labor, Ravine road, Eagle Point Park 45 00
27 C. L. Korn, " CI
" CC .` 10 50
28 Leo McAllester, " " " " " " 10 50
29 Fred Lillie, " "CC it CC 8 40
291/2 Louis Dissel, " "CC tt t i 9 63
30 Fred Lillie, CC CC 44 CC 4, if 10 50
31 Gus Klauer, "CC CC if 10 50
32 Martin Nank, " " " 2 63
33 Albert Kimbel, " "CC C4 5 25
34 Guy Graham, " 5 25
35 Frank MLihis, " " " 36 00
36 John 'S:eegwarth " 44 i I it CC 18 00
37 Martin-Strelau Co., Hauling tile, Eagle Point Park 70 53
38 F. Schloz & Son, Repairs on Plow, Eagle Point Park 4 00
39 R. C. Mathis, Labor, Ravine Road, Eagle Point Park 45 00
40 L. C. Korn, 44 Ci 7 88
41 Louis Dissel, 9 63
42 Leo McAllester, " it 8 75
43 Gus Klauer, 7 00
44 Fred Lillie, 10 50
45 Ivy Graham, 10 50
46 Frank Mathis, , " if if 54 00
47 John Siegwarth, " 27 00
48 John Lang, ii ii ii CC it Ci 18 00
49 The Adams Co., Gas Pipe, Eagle Point Park 3 00
50 R. C. Mathis, Labor, Ravine Road, Eagle Point Park 45 00
51 C. L. Korn, if if 44 6410 50
52 Gus Klauer, 10 50
53 Fred Lillie, if 10 50
54 Ivy Graham, it it tf10 50
55 Leo McAllester, " 10 50
56 Frank Mathis, 39 60
57 John Lang, CC ff27 00
58 John Siegwarth, " 25 65
59 Harger & Blish, Piano Box for Eagle Point Park 2 00
60 C. L. Korn, Labor, Ravine Road, Eagle Point Park 1 10
61 F. Mathis, five grates for manholes, Eagle Point Park 8 00
62 L. Lindenberg, Machine Bolt, Eagle Point Park 10
63 F. Schloz & Son, Repair on Plow, Eagle Point Park 1 50
64 R. C. Mathis, Labor, Ravine Road, Eagle Point Park 42 75
65 Fred Lillie, 4 C it it 44 it 9 63
66 Gus Klauer, 7 00
67 Leo McAllester, " " ii 7 00
68 Louis Hug, if it if 2 36
69 C. L. Korn, 5 25
70 Ivy Graham, if if 444 55
71 Edward Capritz, " 44 70
72 Thos. McCaffrey, " ft1 75
73 Herm. Weigher, 45
74 Frank Mathis, " it it ii 26 55
75 John Lang, 22 50
76 John Siegwarth, " 23 63
77 Cash, Stamped Envelopes,. Eagle Point Park 5 00
78 R. C. Mathis, Labor, Ravine Road, Eagle Point Park 45 00
79 C. L. Korn, 7 88
80 Fred Lillie, 10 50
81 Ivy Graham, 10 50
82 Gus Klauer, 10 50
83 Leo McAllester, " `' 10 50
84 Louis Hug, 10 50
85 Edw. Crapitz. " 10 50
86 Thos. McCaffrey, " 3 50
87 Edw. Blasie, " 6 13
88 Frank Arthower " 5 25
89 Frank Mathis, " 13 50
90 John Lang, 27 00
91 John Siegwarth, " 4C 44 27 00
92 Bridget Costello, Team" 9 00
93 Richard Kimbel, Labor " 2 25
94 R. C. Mathis, " 41 85
95 C. L. Korn, tt 9 28
011irtrrn
96 Ivy Graham, 6 13
97 Fred Lillie, ` 8 75
98 Leo McAllester, " ii7 .88
99 Guss Klonus, 7 88
100 Louis Hug, CC if 8 31
101 Edw. Capretz, " 8 75
102 E.dw. Blasie, 44 ft8 75
103 Frank Arthofer, " " 7 88
104 Herman Hogher " 7 53
105 John Lang, " 22 50
106 John Siegwarth " f 4 22 50
107 Bridget Costello, Team " 20 25
108 Richard Kimbel, Labor " " 23 85
1.09 Frank Mathis, " 6 75
110 Louis Piel, 15 75
1.11 R. C. Mathis, 37 50
112 C. L. Korn, 8 75
113 Ivy Graham, 7 00
114 Fred Lillie, 4 4 448 75
115 Leo McAllester " 4C 8 75
116 Gus Klonus, " 44
" 8 75
117 Frank Arthafer, " " 8 75
1.18 Herman Higher, " 8 75
119 Edw. Capretz, " " if 8 75
120 Edw. Blasie, " 7 00
121 Geo. Sear, it if if 5 25
122 Louis Hug, if if if 7 00
123 John Lang, 22 50
124 John Siegwarth, " it if 44 22 50
125 Bridget Costella, Team, " "if 22 50
126 Richard Kimbel, Labor " 22 50
127 Louis Piel, it it C i 18 00
128 Ivy Graham, " 3 50
128%/2 Herbert Adams, Work C. M. Robinson, Grandview Avenue10 00
129 Leo McAllester, Labor, Ravine Road, Eagle Point Park 3 50
130 Edw. Capretz, " 3 50
131 R. C. Mathis, CC ft ft it ii 45 00
132 L. C. Korn, 10 50
133 Fred Lillie, 44 iC 10 50
134 Gus K]onus, " 10 50
135 Frank Arthafer, "it ft it10 50
136 Louis Hug, 5 50
137 Edw. Blasie, f t 10 50
138 Herman Higher, " ft 44 8 75
139 Geo. Gear, 10 50
140 John Lang, 18 00
141 John Siegwarth, " CI if 22 50
142 Louis, Piel, 4 50
143 Thos. Jess, Surveying at Eagle Point Park 8 00
144 Eugene Anderson, 'Surveying at Eagle Point Park 30 20
145 R. C. Mathis, Labor, Ravine Road, Eagle Point Park 45 00
146 L. C. Korn,. 10 50
147 Fred Lillie, 10 50
148 Gus Klonus. "CC 4 C if 10 50
149 Edw. Blasie, if it C f " if10 50
150 Herman Higher " " j' 8 75
151 Geo. Sear. 10 50
152 Frank Arthafer, " ft if 4 i 10 50
3Amtriertt
153 Thos. Jess, chain work under surveyor, Eagle Point Park 5 00
154 James Lee & Son, cement posts for Eagle Point Park 41 00
155 The Adams Co., surveyor's stakes, Eagle Point Park
156 F. E. Bissell, to pay Tom Jess, surveying Eagle Point Park5 00
157 Spahn-Rose Lumber Co., supplies for road building, Eagle Point 9 90
Park 138 90
158 Thos. J. Mulgrew Co., tile for Eagle Point Park
159 Herbert Adams, to pay Tom Jess, surveying, Eagle Point Park 25 00
00
1.61 Thos. Jess, survey work, Eagle Point Park
161 Thos. Jess, survey work and placing bench marks, Eagle Point 9
Park 00
162 Clancy Transfer Co., hauling bench marks for surveyors, Eagle 1 25
Point Park
163 H. M. Scharle, car fares for engineers and employees during 3 20
Eagle Point Park survey
164 The Adams Co., Express on Map to C. M. Robinson, Eagle Point 25
Park 100 25
165 E. E. Frith, Real Estate, Eagle Point Park
166 Eugene Anderson, surveying Fountain Hill, resubdivisian 10 00
167 Geo. W. Healey & Son, Supplies for Eagle Point Park 2 40
22 50
168 C. L. Korn, grubbing stumps, Eagle Point Park 22 75
169 C. L. Korn, grubbing stumps, Eagle Point Park
170 Chas. N. Lowrie, for C. M. Robinson, plan Eagle Point Park525. 00
171 The Adams Co., express on Eagle Point maps from New York45
172 Leathers & Trewin, on account of land purchased from Butler Bros. 100 00
173 Leathers & Trewin, Real Estate, Butler Bros 991 0
5
4 00
174 Second National Bank, safety, deposit box, Eagle Point Park.... 5 00
175 Cash, stamped envelopes, Eagle Point Park
Total $18,939 53