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Report of the Officers of the Dubuque Park Committee for the period April 23, 1908 - September 1, 1910
REPORT OF THE OFFICERS OF THE Eluhixque Park Tnmmitter FOR THE PERIOD April 23, 19D9-,April 1. 19II9 ,April G, 1011O-fivpi. 1, 10111 G'ea. A .Durde Geo Ned-rickNed-rickicicR Oeo. K%irz C.H Walker 74. 1 C. A. 7vo7fe r Qeo. ✓ Hedrick MAP . 2T-2019'.. 2\ra EAGLE POINTPARK r?- _7).'n ' 2i:<tler .F'O(TN TA_IN HILL R 'SIUBDION tTacoh _Lrefrick G-a o Klein j SUED/Y/S/0 tmy AND V/C/N/Ty 7 t Z length, of Park one mile and two third.&. Area /,33 acres J 1 -A Fenzel T. /TY L/M/TS 1N� fON vubugue anti Wi"scanvis.Pndg0 REPORT OF The Officers of the Dubuque Park Committee FOR THE PEROID 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, TREASUER P. SHIRAS H. E. TREDWAY HERBERT ADAMS ---- JAMES McFADDEN FRANK J. PIEKENBROCK GEO. W. KIESEL G. F. THORMANN F. E. BISSELL -PETER KLAIJER ` -"-- PETER J. SEIPEL -- C. LOETSCHER L. H. BREDE JOHN T. ADAMS D. MYERS JOHN McEVOY EXECUTIVE COMMITTE 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 herewith appended. The treasurer's report shows that up to April 6th, 1909, he has receivel 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 transporta, and from stumps removed from the park and sold, the remaining 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 in labor and materials to the amount of $370, as shown by the secretary's rep. 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 material 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 Four 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 conditions 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, itis necessary that the named work must be done before the park can be safely opened to public use. Must Expend $10,000. 'Po 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 apprecia- tion of the efforts being made to im- prove and beautify our city through the creation and development of a comprehensive system of parks and driveways. The Dubuque Park Committee. April 10, 1909. Dubuque, Iowa, April 8, 1909 The undersigned, who have been asked by the Dubuque Park Commit- tee to audit the statements of the sec- retary and treasurer of said committee showing the receipts and disburse- . ments of said committee, 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, Iowa, April 8, 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 23, 1908, to April 5, 1909: The several subscription books cir- culated by the committee show that Five 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; that the sum of $570 has been donated in various forms enumerated below, and that $344.75 in subscriptions remains un- 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 tileing, stationery, photographs, 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 MA- TERIALS, ETC. Martin Strelau Co., hauling tile for entrance road $ 13.50 John Leicht, hauling sand for entrance road 9.00 Spahn-Rose Lumber Co. cement for laying manholes in en trance road 25.00 G. W. Healey and Son, supplies used in entrance road, build- ing; tools, repairs, etc. 25.00 H. C. Reche, grates for man- holes in entrance 5.00 Labor donated in building of entrance road: C. L. Korn R. C. Mathis L. C. Korn Fred Lillie Gus Klonus 25.00 5.50 1.75 1.75, 1.75 Edward Blake 1.75 Geo. Sear 1.75 Albert Kimball 1.75 James Lee and Son, cement fence posts 10.00 C. T. Bush, photographs of scene- ry, entrance, road, etc., at park 5.00 Eugene Anderson, surveying at park 15.00 J. F. Kunz and Co., furnishing abstracts of title for real estate purchased 60.00 Leathers and Trewin, furnishing abstracts of title for real estate purchased 150.00 H. F. Salot, furnishing abstracts of real estate purchased 11.50 $370.00 DONATIONS OF LAND Geo. Schmid, Jr., 80 foot strip connecting 7th avenue with Park entrance, estimated val- ue in cash $200.00 Catherine and A. L. Rhomberg, 2 lots abutting on Park with frontage on Lincoln avenue of 680 feet. Eight acres on River Bluff abutting on drive- way CASH EXPENDITURES From April 23, 1908 to April 5th, 1909. Real estate purchased - Tract of 84.96 acres pur- chased of A. L. and Cath- erine Rhomberg one-half purchase price $10,000.00 Tract of 3 acres purchased of Jos. Herod at Julien Du- buque's Grave 300.00 Tract of 10.71 acres pur- chased of Amos Paley 1,250.00 Tract of 17.78 acres pur- chased 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 pur- chased $15,246.00 Six OTHER EXPENDITURES Grading entrance road and laying Charles M. Robin- tile therein 1,888.80 son and Charles Tile, etc 897.49 N. Lowrie for ex- Tools, repairs, etc. 57.03 penses and ser- Hauling tile 57.03 vices in visiting Total expendi- Dubuque and pre- tures on entrance paring plan for road 2,865.78 Eagle Point Park $550.25 Stationery, letter Charles M. Robin- heads, envelopes, son for profes- postage 24.95 sional services Grubbing stumps 56,25 rendered the City of Dubuque in Less Amount re- conncetion with ceived for stumps Grandview Ave. sold 13.50 42.75 improvement .. 1.0.00 Cement fence post 40.00 Surveying real es Total cash expen- tate purchased.. 159.80 ditures $18,939.53 SECRETARY'S REPORT OF CASH SUBSCRIPTIONS PAID APRIL 23, 1908, TO APRIL 6, 1909 Adams, E. & H $ 250 00 Braun, Paul 15 00 Adams, J. T. 250 00 Braun, Chris 15 00 Alderson and Orvis 15 00 Allison, W. B. 100 00 Carlin, A. B. 10 00 Alden's Sons, N. L. 5 00 Carr, W. W. 150 00 Althauser, J. C. 25 00 Catholic Printing Co. 50 00 Altman, F. W. 100 00 Capretz, Chris. 10 00 Arendt, C. F. 3 00 Carnegie -Stout Library Staff. 20 00 Arno, E. C. 5 00 Chamberlain, I. C. 5 00 Chapin, W. F. 5 00 Baumgartner, W. B. 10 00 Closs, N. J. 5 00 Bailey, Mrs. F. M. S. 25 00 Clewell, Wm. 5 00 Bertsch, J. J. 5 00 Clark, Dr. Frank 5 00 Baumhover, F. A. 5 00 Coates & Robinson 100 00 Baumann, Rev. J. S, 3 00 Connolly, Thos. Co. 100 00 Bassler, A. 2 00 Conzett, Dr. J. V. 50 00 Baumhover, L. J. 25 00 Collier, J. C. 100 00 Bayless, C. 10 00 Clancy Transfer oC. 10 00 Bechtel, H. C. 5 00 Conlin & Kearns 50 00 Beach, Jas. & Sons 50 00 Connolly, M. J. 25 00 Becker, F. G. 10 00 Corrance, H. 5 00 Becker, C. H. Co. 25 00 Connors, J. J. 10 00 Bcker, J. G. 3 00 Cole, Dr. W. A. 2 00 Beckler, Robert 5 00 Cummings, Josephine 2 00 Beiler, F. A. 5 00 Czizek, M. 5 00 Bell, Fred 100 00 Berndt, H. 3 00 Day, W H 1,250 00 Brede-Lang Co. 25 00 Day, W H. Jr. 250 00 Bissell, L. C. 100 00 Deery, John 3 00 Blocklinger, Mrs. M. H. 100 00 Deckert, Mrs. C. 5 00 Brownson, Dr. O. A. 3 00 Dell, C H. 10 00 Boldt's, Inc. 50 0) Dennis Bros. 50 00 Bradley, Wm. L. ) Duertscher, A. 3 00 Bradley, C. H. ) 500 00 Doerer, F. 2 00 Lewis, Mrs. E. B. ) Diamond Jo Line 20 00 Brown. Maurice 100 00 Dornes, J. C. 5 00 Burch, J. M. 250 00 Dubuque Brewing & Malting Burch, Mrs. E. H. 250 00 Company 250 00 Burden, G. A. 200 00 Dreher, J. J. 5 00 Burns, W. J. 25 00 Driscoll, S. A. 1 00 Buettell Bros. 50 00 Drysdale, Mrs. A. C.... 5 00 Byrne, John 25 00 Dubuque Altar Mfg. Co. 10 00 Byrne Bros. 100 00 Dubuque Wooden Ware Co .. 25 00 Brinkman, Herman 5 00 Dubuque Boat & Boiler Wks.. 20 00 Bigelow, I. S. 100 00 Baumhover, A. 5 00 / Eagle Point Lime Works .... 10 00 Brown, G. M. 5 00 Ede Robe Tanning Co. 25 00 Eight Edwards, S. 5 00 Hostert, H. 2 00 Eichhorn & Bechtel 10 00 Horr, Mrs. Ella S. 10 00 Eisenegger, John 2 00 Heney, J. J. 1 00 Eighmey, C. H. 100 00 Hanley, M. L. 5 00 Ellwanger Bros. 10 00 Hancock, J. T. Co. 100 00 Ellwanger, John 100 00 Henderson, Mrs. A. A. 100 00 Enzler, Jos. 10 00 Hess, Otto F. 5 00 Even, Peter 5 00 Hammel-Henker Co. 25 00 Eschen, H. 5 00 Hurd, L. G. 50 00 Falkenhainer, Chas. 3 00 Hussman & Lies 25 00 Farwell, F. O. 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 Garland, J. C. 25 00 Ginter, J. 5 00 Gehrig, Henry 5 00 Geisler, Jos. 5 00 Ginter, Peter 5 00 Gindorf, N. C. 5 00 Glover, H. B. 100 00 Glover, J. B. 500 00 Glaser, A. L. 5 00. Croppe, H. K. 3 00 Grundy & Hird 5 00 Gregoire Bros. 15 00 Golinvaux, A. 2 00 Guthrie, Dr. J. R 100 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 Lattner, S. B. 25 00 Hollnagel, W. R. 3 00 Lacy, B. W 1,000 00 Hoffmann, M. M. 5 00 Lagergren, O. 2 00 Hoerner, D. & J. 10 00 Lang, Peter 2 00 Hopkins & Witty 10 00 .Lantzky-Allen Shoe .Co. 50 00 Horchem, B. J. 10 00 Lawther, Wm. 200 00 Kaep & Buechele 50 00 Key City Roofing Co. 50 00 Kassler, M. 10 00 Kapp, John 25 00 Kaufman & Graf 2 00 Kessler Jacob 2 00 Kabat, J. H. 25 00 Kaufman, J. K. 2 00 Keogh, Dr. J. V. 5 00 Key City Furniture Co. 5 00 Kenline, H. C. 25 00 Kiesel, Geo. W. 100 00 Kiene. Peter 150 00 Kintzinger, J. W. 25 00 Koch, Mrs. Sophia 25 00 Kopp, J. W. 15 00 Kretschmer, F. N. 25 00 Kleis, C. E. 50 00 Klauer, Peter 200 00 Kolek, 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 Nine Lenehan, D. J. Lee, P. J. Levi, Jas. & Co. Lindenberg, L. Lindsay, Dr. S. S. Linehan, Dr. C. M. Loetscher, E. C. Loetscher, C. Longueville, O. Lull, Mrs. M. E. Lusch, A. T. Luchterhand, F. L. M 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. Paley, Amos 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 00 100 00 Rand, D. W. 5 00 250 00 Rath, Geo. & Son 20.00 100 00 Reinfried, F. L. 5 00 5 00 Rhomberg Bros. Co. 100 00 5 00 Reute, T. W. 25 00 1 00 Rittenmaier, Geo. 2 00 50 00 Rider, J. V. 500 00 50.00 Rider, S. P. 100 00 1 00 Roedell, R. T. 10 00 2 00 Roedell, R. P. 5 00 15 00 Roshek Bros. 100 00 5 00 Ryan, E. J. . 3 00 2 00 Ryan, Mrs. C. C. 100 00 10 00 Ruegnitz, B. A. 2 00 5 00 1 00 Saunders, C. J. W. 10 00 25 00 Schaetzle, George 5 00 50 00 Scott., Miss Mary S. 10 00 5 00 S,chrup, N. J. 100 00 10 00 0 00 Schwietering, J. 5 00 Scott, C. D. 20 00 5 " Scott. Mrs. J. P. 5 00 50 00 Schmid, Geo. .25 00 100 00 Schreiber, Chas. 10 00 300 00 Seippel, P. J. Lumber oC500 00 10 00 Schimd, O. M. 50 00 5 00 Schloz, F. & Son 10 00 Schwinn, P. 2 00 100 00 Shiras, O. P 1,749 75. 2 00 Schlueter, J. W. 3 00 10 00 Scherr, C. B. .5 00 5 00 Sandry, Mrs. Mary 1 00 10 00 Smith & Morgan 50 00 100 00 Smith, E. P. 50 00 5 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 00 100 001 Strobel, J. H. & Sons 20 00 Ten Sullivan, Jas. M. 25 00 Union Printing Co 25 00 Schueller, N. F. 5 00 . Urbach Bros. 10 00 Saul, Jas. 25 00 Utley, H. W. 5 Q0 Scharle, Theo. 5 00 Schilling, E. J. 5 00 Van Duzee, A. J. 100 00 Spahn, F. F. 2 00 Van Saun, S. A. 5 00 Stifles, F. C. 5 00 Voggenthaler, E. J. 10 00 Sommerfeld, Mrs. P. 5 00 Vollenweider & Hein 2 00 Sommerfeld, A. G. 5 00 Voelker, Chris. A. 50 00 Sommerfeld, Bertha 1 00 Sears, Henry Jr. 5 00 W ., Cash 500 00 Sheridan, Clem 5 -00 Walter, C. A. 5 00 Smith, H. H. 2 00 Walton, C. W. 5 00 Spencer, James H. 5 00 Weihe, F. H. 10 00 Schiek, A. D. 5 00 Weirich, P. J. 5 00 Sheridan, Miss S. F. 3 00 Wienecke, A. W. 10 00 Sass. Chas. 10 00 Wiegand, Peter J. 2 00 Schroeder, F. N. 100 00 Wiedner Bros. 5 00 Stapleton, J. W. 10 00 Weitz, Peter F. 2 00 1 Willner Bros. 50 00 Telegraph -Herald 50 00 Wimmer & Wimmer 10 00 Taylor, J. R 10 00 Winall, J. W. 10 00 Ternes, H. 5 00 Wieland, Dr. F. W. 10 00 Taylor, Chas. 1 00 Wodrich. J. F. 5 00 Thormann, G. F. 5 00 Wilson, M. 1 00 Traub & Feigner 25 00 Wright, W. S. 200 00 Tredway, Mrs. E. & Sons 250 00 Wodrich, W. F. 5 00 Trenkle, H. 10 00 Wunderlich, H & Son 10 00 Trexler Bros. 25 00 1 Tromley, Robert H. 1 00 Young, Robert 5 00 Umbreit, A. J. 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 Estate, Eagle Point Park 100 00 5 Thos. J. Mulgrew Co., Tiling, Eagle Point Park 128 16 6 Eugene Anderson, Surveying, Eagle Poin 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 7 00 11 Albert Kimball " f t iC 5 25 12 Ernest Griffith, " it 3 50 13 Leo McAlester, " Ci 5 25 14 Martin Nank, " 4 38 15 Louis Klonus, 4 38 16 Fred Lillie, " 3 50 17 Louis Dissel, CC iC f t 3 50 18 R. C. Mathis, If tt 37 50 19 C. L. Korn, 8 75 20 Leo McAlester, " " 8 75 21 Louis Dissel, 4 i if 8 75 22 Martin Nank, " 'r 00 23 Gus Klauer, 7 00 24 Albert Kimbel, " 4 55 25 Thos. J. Mulgrew Co., Tile for Ravine road, Eagle Point Park 664 39 ;6 R. C. Mathis, Labor, Ravine road, Eagle Point Park 45 00 27 C. L. Korn 10 50 28 Leo McAllester, " 10 50 29 Fred Lillie, " 8 40 291/2 Louis Dissel, 9 63 30 Fred Lillie, " 10 50 31 Gus Klauer, 10 50 32 Martin Nank, " " 2 63 33 Albert Kimbel, " CI CC CC 5 25 34 Guy Graham, IC f i " 5 25 35 Frank Mathis, " If CC 36 00 36 John Seegwarth " `;+ " 18 00 37 Martin-Strelau Co., Hauling tile, Eagle Point Park 70 53 Twelve Thirteen 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 F. Schloz & Son, Repairs on Plow, Eagle Point Park R. C. Mathis, Labor, Ravine road, Eagle Point Park L. C. Korn, " CC " Louis Dissel, " Leo McAllester, " Gus Klauer, " Fred Lillie, Ivy Graham, " Frank Mathis, " John Siegwarth " John Lang, " The Adams Co., Gas Pipe, Eagle Point Park R. C. Mathis, Labor, Ravine road, Eagle Point Park C. L. Korn, tt Ci " Gus Klauer, it Ce 44 " Fred Lillie, " Ivy Graham, et Leo McAllester, " Frank Mathis, " John Lang, " John Siegwarth " Harger & Blish, Piano Box for Eagle Point Park C. L. Korn, Labor, Ravine Road, Eagle Point Park F. Mathis, five grates for manholes, Eagle Point Park L. Lindenberg, Machine Bolt, Eagle Point Park F. Schloz & Son, Repair on Plow, Eagle Point Park R. C. Mathis, Labor, Ravine road, Eagle Point Park Fred Lillie, it te If it CC tt Le le it if CC Ci ti if CC Ci if CC ti CC ef Li ti Li ft CC CC ei et if CC CC CC Gus Klauer, " Leo McAllester, " it it C f if Louis Hug, it C. L. Korn, " Ivy Graham, " ft CC it " Edward Capritz " " Thos. McCaffrey " ie if et " Herm. Weigher. " " Frank Mathis, " it it ei iL " John Lang, " ii John Siegwarth " et Cash, . Stamped Envelopes, Eagle Point Park R. C. Mathis, Labor, Ravin road, Eagle Point Park C. L. Korn, " " " if " " Fred Lillie, Ivy Graham, Gus Klauer, Leo McAllester Louis Hug, Edw. Capritz, " Thos. McCaffrey " Edw. Blasie, if Frank Arthower " Frank Mathis, " John Lang, John Siegwarth " Bridget Costello, Team " Richard Kimbel, Labor " R. C. Mathis, C. L. Korn, if " it ie te if it it ft le it ie Le it et if Li ti if te it CL it CC it CC 4 00 45 00 7 88 9 63 8 75 7 00 10 50 10 50 54 00 27 00 18 00 3 00 45 00 10 50 10 50 10 50 10 50 10 50 39 60 27 00 25 65 2 00 1 10 8 00 10 1 50 42 75 9 63 7 00 7 00 2 36 5 25 4 55 70 1 75 45 26 55 22 50 23 63 5 00 45 00 7 88 10 50 10 50 10 50 10 50 10 50 10 50 3 50 6 13 5 25 13 50 27 00 27 00 9 00 2 25 41 85 9 28 96 Ivy Graham 97 Fred Lillie, " 98 Leo McAllester, " 99 Gus Klonus, " 100 Louis Hug, " 101 Edw. Capretz, " 102 Edw. Blasie, " 103 Frank Arthofer," 104 Herman Hogher " 105 John Lang, 106 John Siegwarth" 107 Bridget Costello, team " 108 Richard Kimbel, labor " 109 Frank Mathis, " it ee ei CI it if 110 Louis Piel, ti if CC t C " 111 R. C. Mathis, " i 4 it 112 C. L. Korn, el ei it et 113 Ivy Graham, " 114 Fred Lillie, it " 115 Leo McAllester, " if et " 116 Gus Glonus, 117 Frk. Arthafer, " 118 H. Higher Li CC " 119 Edw. Capretz, " ef " 120 Edw. Blasie, " 121 Geo. Sear, ii it " 1.z2 Louis Hug, " " 123 John Lang, et it " 124 Jno. Siegwarth" " 125 Bridget Costelle, Team" 126 Rich. Kimbel, Labor " 127 Louis Piel, " t C ii " 128 Ivy Graham, " ii CI t t CC " 1281/2 Herbert Adams, work C. M. Robinson, Grandview Avenue 129 Leo McAllester, Labor, Ravine Road, Eagle Point Park 130 Edw. Capretz, " et tt 131 R. C. Mathis, " 132 L. C. Korn, " 133 Fred Lillie, " 134 Gus Klonus, " 135 Frk. Arthafer, " 136 Louis Hug, " 137 Edw. Blasie, " 138 H. higher, " 139 Geo. Gear, " 140 John Lang, 141 Jno. Siegwarth" 142 Louis, Piel, 143 Thos. Jess, Surveying at Eagle Point Park 144 Eugene Anderson, Surveying at Eagle Point Park 145 R. C. Mathis, Labor, Ravine Road, Eagle Point Park 146 L. C. Korn, " 147 Fred Lillie, 148 Gus Klonus, 149 Edw. Blasie, 150 H. Higher, 151 Geo. Sear, 152 Frk. Arthafer " if " / CC CC " 153 Thos. Jess, chain work under surveyor, Eagle Point Park.. Si it CI LC it CC eI et CC et et if it it CC CC Le LC CC if CC ef CC it CC ef CC CC CC 4. 44 CC it if it CC ei CC CC et 6 13 8 75 7 88 7 88 8 31 8 75 8 75 7 7 5388 22 5• 0 22 50 20 25 23 85 6 15 7575 37 50 8 75 7 00 8 75 8 75 8 75 8 75 8 75 8 75 7 00 5 25 7 00 22 50 22 50 22 50 22 5• 0 18 00 3 50 10 00 3 50 3 50 45 00 10 50 10 50 10 50 10 50 5 50 10 50 8 75 10 50 18 00 22 50 4 50 8 00 30 20 45 00 10 50 10 10 5• 050 10 50 8 75 10 50 10 50 5 00 Fourteen 154 James Lee & Son, cement posts for Eagle Point Park 40 00 155 The Adams Co., surveyor's stakes, Eagle Point Park 1 15 156 F. E. Bissell, to pay Tom Jess, surveying Eagle Point Park5 00 157 Spahn-Rose Lumber Co., supplies for road building, Eagle Point Park 9 90 158 Thos. J. Mulgrew Co., tile for Eagle Point Park 138 00 159 Herbert Adams, to pay Tom Jess, surveying Eagle Point Park 5 00 161 Thos. Jess, survey work, Eagle Point Park 2 00 161 Thos. Jess, survey work and placing bench marks, Eagle Point Park 9 00 162 Clancy Transfer Co., hauling bench marks for surveyors dur- ing Eagle Point Park survey 1 25 163 H. M. Scharle, car fares for engineers and employees during Eagle Point Park survey 3 20 164 The Adams Co., Express on map to C. M. Robinson, Eagle Point Park 25 165 E. E. Frith, Real Estate, Eagle Point Park 100 00 166 Eugene Anderson, surveying Fountain Hill, resubdivision10 00 167 Geo. W. Healey & Son, Supplies for Eagle Point Park 2 40 168 C. L. Korn, grubbing stumps, Eagle Point Park 22 50 169 C. L. Korn, grubbing stumps, Eagle Point Park 33 75 170 Chas. N. Lowrie, for C. M. Robinson, plan Eagle Point Park525 00 171 The Adams Co., express on Eagle Point maps from New York 45 172 Leathers & Trewin, on account of land purchased from But- ler Bros 100 00 173 Leathers. & Trewin, Real Estate, Butler Bros 991 25 174 Second National Bank, safety deposit box, Eagle Point Park 4 00 175 Cash, stamped envelopes, Eagle Point Park 5 00 Total $18,939 53 REPORT OF The Officers of the Dubuque Park Committee FOR THE PERIOD APRiL 6, 1909---SEPT. 1, 1910 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 MCF'ADDEN FRANK J. PIEKENBROCK GEO. W. KIESEL G. F. THORMANN JOHN McEVOY DR. J. C. HANCOCK CHARLES SCHREIBER F. E. BISSELL PETER KLAUER PETER J. SEIPPEL C. LOETSCHER L. H. BREDE JOHN T. ADAMS D. D. MYERS GLENN BROWN W. H. DAY, JR. AMOS PALEY. 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 to Citizens of Dubuque: The Park Committee appointed at the public meeting held on April 23, 1908, submit the following as a final report of the work accomplished by the Citizens Committee, the control and further development of the Park and driveway system of the City be- ing now devolved upon the Park Com- missioners elected under the provi- sions of the Statute of the State of Iowa, at the City election held April 4, 1910. Reference to the report of this Com- mittee published April 10, 1909, of which a copy was mailed to each per- son who had contributed to the funds of the Committee, show that up to that date the total cash received by the Committee was the sum of $19,- 286.31 out of which had been expend- ed the sum of $18,939.53, leaving a cash balance of $346.78. As shown by the Secretary's report hereto attached, the Committee has received since April 10, 1909 in cash the sum of $10,184.75 making the sum total in the hands of the Committee $10,531.53. In addition to this sum donations to the amount of $489.04 of material, labor and service have been received, as shown by the list thereof attached to the Secretary's report. Of the cash received $10,242.22 has been expended up to this date, leav- ing a cash balance of $289.31, which has been transferred to the Park Com- mission together with the unpaid sub- scriptions amounting to $210.00 of which it is hoped a part at least may be hereafter paid in. The final reports of the Secretary and Treasurer of this Committee, with, the vouchers pertaining thereto have been submitted to an auditing com- mittee consisting of J. K. DEMING HERMAN ESCHEN, HERBERT ADAMS, whose report thereon is hereto ap- pended. As in some instances certain ex- penditures and improvements begun by this Committee have been carried forward and completed by the Com- missioners. It is deemed best, for the information of the public to in- clude in this report a general state- ment of the work done up to this date, without attempting to separate into specific portions, the part that was done by the Committee as dis- tinguished from that done by the Com- mission, the report of the Secretary showing item by item, the expenditure of money, made by the Committee. In order to secure the extension of the Street Car line from Rhomberg Avenue into the Park, several sur- veys were made along the valley ly- ing west of the Park and as a result thereof, it became clearly apparent that the western boundary of the Park should be extended as far as possible to the line of the street passing up the valley and known as Seventh Avenue, so as to secure not only a practicable route for the extension of the street car line, but also to prevent the western slope of the park from being disfigured by the erection of buildings along the eastern side of Seventh Avenue. With this object in view, purchases were made from George Schmid, Jr. of about 200-ft. for the sum of $1,000.00 and William Lawther, of about 900-ft. for the sum of $1,800.00, from Wm. Giese, a lot and house for $1,500.00 and from Chris Braun for $75.00 of a triangular strip abutting on Seventh Avenue and Twenty lying partly in front of the Giese pur- chase, thus bringing the total front- age secured on Seventh Avenue to about 1250 feet. The purchase price thereof has been fully paid and deeds for the same to the City of Dubuque have been executed and properly recorded. As stated in the former report, it was necessary before the Park could be safely thrown open to Public use, that a proper protection should be erected along a part of the River Bluff and this has been secured by the construction of a strong wire fence with fire proof reinforced concrete posts. A division fence has also been extended along the western boundary of the Driveway. The valley road leading into the Park has been improved and a wind- ing carriage way has been carried along the western and eastern boun- dries of the Park with several cross cuts connecting the boundary roads at proper intervals. In order to secure a pathway lead- ing into the Park from the River front, it was necessary to procure from the Eagle Point Lime Works, so much of the premises then owned by that Company as lies north of the narrow water way which intersects the High- way a short distance south of the High Bridge crossing the Mississippi River. By agreement with the Eagle Point Lime Works, an exchange was made, whereby the City secured for Park purposes the desired land, amounting to about one-half acre along the water way in exchange for substantially an equal amount of land south of the water way, and after proper surveys had been made establishing the bound- ary lines as agreed upon, deeds were executed between the City and Eagle Point Lime Works, confirming the terms of the agreement. A rustic pathway with an iron railing for pro- tection was constructed up this val- ley, but the increasing use made of this pathway demonstrated the need of enlarging and improving the same, so that during the present summer the original pathway has been super- seded by a cement structure, which greatly adds to the safety and com- fort as well as to the beauty of this means of access into the Park. A number of acres adjacent to the Valley Road have been set aside for picnic purposes and have been fur- nished with tables and settees, and for the amusement of children, a few swings and tobogan slides have been placed therein, and horse racks have been erected therein and at other points in the Park. In order to secure a supply of wa- ter suitable for drinking, a contract was made with H. Bishop for the sink- ing of a well on the picnic grounds, and on the fourth trial water was struck at the depth of 335 feet. As the extent and permanency of the flow of water could only be determined by experience, it was deemed best to test the same before incurring any large expense in the erection of pumping machinery and to this end a wind mill, afterwards superseded by a small gas- oline engine, with a pump, platform and necessary pipeing were erected at the well and the results of the use thereof during the present summer justify the belief that the supply of water reached by the well will prove sufficient for the present needs of the Park. An underground Cistern of the capacity of 250 barrels has been con- structed near the well on the highest point in the Park, and distributing pipes have been laid therefrom to the Shelter Pavilian and Refreshment stand. For the purpose of affording shelter to the patrons of the Park, in case of rains and wind storms, a commodious and strong Pavilion surrounded by a wide veranda, has been erected com- manding an extensive and beautiful river view, and has been so construct- ed as to be practically fire proof, as are also four toilet or retiring rooms built of cement and erected in dif- ferent parts of the Park. In furtherance of the patriotic pur- poses of their Organization the Du- buque Chapter of The Daughters of the American Revolution erected on one of the prominent points of the Park a lofty steel Flag Staff, donating therewith a beautiful National Banner and the same was unfurled with ap- propriate ceremonies on the 17th day of June 1910. The Commission availed itself of this opportunity to formally declare the Park to be open to Public use, the pleasure of the occasion being greatly Twenty -One enhanced by the appropriate music given by the Dubuque Military Band, who generously donated their services during the entire afternoon. The Committee has from the begin- ning recognized the necessity of se- curing at as early a day as possible, the extension of the street car line into the Park and have aided all the necessary surveys made to ascertain the best route to be followed. An ap- propriation of $2,500.00 has been made by the City Council to be expended in the improvement of a portion of Sev- enth Avenue, so as to fit it for the lay- ing down of the car track and it is hoped the extension of the line will be completed by next Spring, As already stated the cash balance left of the money derived from sub- scriptions has been paid over to the Park Commissioners and the deeds of property and all other papers have been transferred to the Commission and thus, with the filing of this report and its submission to the public, the Dubuque Park Committee passes out of existence. SECRETARY'S REPORT. To the Dubuque Park Committee: Gentlemen: I herewith present a report of the receipts and expenditures of the Du- buque Park Committee for the period April 6, 1909 to August 31, 1910. The several subscription books cir- culated by the Committee show that from April 9, 1909 to August 31, 1910, $10,086.25 has been received in cash; that $489.04 has been donated in vari- ous forms enumerated below, and that $225.00 in subscriptions remains un- paid. Of the amounts received it appears that $10,242.21 has been expended in cash for real estate, buildings, roads and paths, fences, services of archi- tects, etc., etc. (An itemized list is appended.) Deducting this amount from the total cash receipts, it will be found that there is a balance on hand of $289.32. Adding to this the $225.00 unpaid subscriptions it will be seen that the fund remaining at the disposal of the Dubuque Park Committee approximately $514.32. Since its organization in 1908 there has been paid to the Committee in cash subscriptions, $29,331.00 and in donations $1,059.04, or a total of $30,- 390.04. With the exception of $300.00 paid Jos. Herod for the three -acre tract at Dubuque's grave, and $10.00 paid C. M. Robinson for Grandview Avenue advice, all expenditures in this entire period have been made in the name of Eagle Point Park. F. E. BISSELL, Secretary. Receipts. Cash on hand April 6, 1909$ 346.78 Cash subscriptions 10,086.25 (list attached) For Hay cut on premises77.50 Rent of house on premises . 21.00 $10,531.53 Disbursements. All vouchers 174-435 $10,242.21 (Itemized list attached) Balance cash on hand Aug. 31, 1910 289.32 (One uncashed voucher, No. 251, .30 $10,531.53 TREASURER'S REPORT. Dubuque, Iowa, Aug. 31, 1910 O. P. Shiras, Chairman, Dubuque Park Committee. Dear Sir: A.s requested, I beg to submit here- with all reeipts and disbursements as treasurer of the Dubuque Park Com- mittee for a period beginning April 6, 1909 to date Aug. 31, 1910. Date April 6, 1909 Balance on hand as per annual report $346 78 June 2, 1909, receipt from F. E. Bissell, Sec'y 563 00 June 8. 1909 100 00 June 29, 1909 30 00 July 3, 1909 401 00 July 31, 1909 255 00 Aug. 23, 1909 2,065 00 Sept. 14, 1909 953 00 Oct. 1, 1909 305 00 Oct. 1, 1909 325 00 Oct. 26, 1909 778 00 Oct. 29, 1909 554 00 Nov. 11, 1909 1,473 50 Nov. 12, 1909 73 50 Twenty -Two. Dec. 3, 1909 139 00 Dec. 8, 1909 654 50 Feb. 8, 1910 270 00 March, 19, 1910 270 00 April 2, 1910 120 00 April 4, 1910 45 00 April 22, 1910 362 00 May 17, 1910 108 00 May 22, 1910 100 75 Aug. 4, 1910 214 50 Aug. 31, 1910 25 00 Total receipts $10,531 53 Disbursements Paid secretary's :vouchers properly countersigned, which are listed and pre- sented herewith $10,241 91 Aug. 31, 1910, Balance cash on band in Second National Bank as shown by Deposit Book 289 62 $10,531 53 H. E. TREDWAY Treasurer, Dubuque Park Committee Dubuque, Iowa, Sept. 13, 1910. The undersigned, who have been asked by the Dubuque Park Commit- tee to audit the statements of the secretary and treasurer of said com- mittee, showing the receipts and dis- bursements of said committee, respect. fully report: The said statements show the re- ceipt of donations in labor, material and services in the sum of $489.04 and in cash to the amount of $10,184.73 deposited at the Second National Bank. That checks drawn by the chair- man or vice chairman and secretary of said committee have been exhibited to us in the aggregate sum of $10,241.- 91 and that the books of said bank show a balance on hand of $289.62. Respectfully submitted, J. K. DEMING, HERMAN ESCHEN, HERBERT ADAMS. DONATIONS. G. A. Heyne, shrubs and plants $ 75 00 Frank Beutin, 3 loads sand $1.50 4 50 Chas. A. Noyes, framing E. P. Park map Trudell Eng. Co. drawing and zinc plate of E. P. Park Mrs. M. B. Wallis, 2 iron side- walk grates Weigel estate, 8 iron grates, 2 flag stones Peter Even, labor donated in erecting windmill F. A. Burns, flag stones Jno. Finzel, labor —man, team and mower Fred Lillie, labor Louis Hug, labor Jno. Collins, labor Lee Kress, labor Frank Arthofer, labor, Jno. Finzel, labor and team Richard Rank, labor and team Henry Sears, labor (worked out by A. Kimball) Paul Hanson, photographs of E. P. Park F. C. Schoenberger, labor Eugene Anderson, labor (sur- veying) The Watkins Sign System, signs, Louis Korn, labor, C. L. Korn, labor Geo. W. Healey & Son, seed, Eugene Anderson, surveying, Jno. Stuber, leader Dubuque Military Band National Hotel Register Co. rules and regulation cards . F. L. Egelhof, framing rules A. Y. McDonald Mfg. Co. pump and pipe A. Y. McDonald Mfg. Co. pipe and hitching racks Robt. Young, work done col- lecting subscriptions Dubuque Chapter Daughters of American Revolution, flag and flagpole N. J. Staner, labor, Theo. Staner, labor, Phil. Grimm, labor, Anton Hoffmann, labor, Lee Kress, labor, F. Leitner, labor, A. Birnie, labor C. Gantenbein, labor F. Hopei, labor 16 00 8 00 3 00 15 00 10 00 5 00 1 35 1 75 1 75 1 75 1 75 1 75 4 50 4 50 10 00 5 00 10 15 8 00 5 00 1 75 10 00 5 00 14 00 100-00 5 00 1 25 6 50 13 92 5 00 100 00 13 00 2 25 2 25 2 25 2 25 2 25 2 25 2 25 1 12 Twenty -Three Miss F. R. Grieder, typewrit- ing the 1910 secretary's re- port 3 00 Since the above report was written the following dona- $ 489 04 tion of labor has been made of record: Trewin & Wallis, furnishing abstracts of title of real es- tate purchased since April 10th, 1909 200 00 $ 689 04 CASH SUBSCRIPTIONS Altman, F. W. 50 00 Calehan, J. D. 10 00 Adams, J. T. 200 00 Collier, J. C. 100 00 Adams, E. & H 125 00 Collis Co., The 10 00 Coates, F. W 25 00 Brunkow, F. W 5 00 Chamberlin, I. C. 10 00 Bechtel, H. C. 5 00 Carr, Jas. T. 100 00 Beach, Jas. & Sons 25 00 Connolly, Estate Thos. 50 00 Bissell, L. C. 50 00 Connolly, M. J. 25 00 Butt Bros. 10 00 Capretz, Chris. 10 00 Brayton, Mrs. Jennie A. 25 00 Clark, T. H. 2 00 Bradley, Wm. L. 100 00 Carey, Gene 10 00 Burden, Geo. A. 100 00 Chalmers, J. G. 2 00 Burch, Mrs. E. H 250 00 Clancy Transfer Co., 5 00 Barnes, G. A 5 00 Conzett, A. M. 5 00 Byrne Bros. 25 00 Conlin & Kearns Co., 10 00 Blades, Wm. 10 00 Conzett, Dr. J. V. 10 00 Becker Hazleton Co. 25 00 Cummins, Miss Josephine 5 00 Brown, Maurice 50 00 Cummins, Miss Genevieve 2 00 Becker, F. G. 10 00 Conrad, Chas. A. 1 00 Bradley, C. H. 100 00 Carswell Bros. 5 00 Beeman, E. D. 40 00 Collet, Geo. C. 1 00 Heim, J. P. 10 00 Brede-Lang Co. 10 00 Bochert, Carl, 1 00 Homan & Roehl 15 00 Day, W. H. 750 00 Healey, F 3 00 Bechtel, Geo. 5 50 Duggan &Cota 10 00 Hays, J. W. 5 00 Baumhover, L. J. 5 00 Dennis Bros. 25 00 Hancock, Dr. J. C. 100 00 Berg &Reugnitz 1 00 Day, W. H. Jr. 200 00 Hopkins & Witty 25 00 Bassett, J. H. F. 1 00 Doerr, A. Jr., 2 00 Hoag, Dr. Geo. W 1 u0 Bassett, H. 1 00 Dillon, Timothy, 5 00 Hussman & Lies 5 00 Berg, C. 5 00 Dreher, J. J. 5 00 Hoerner, D. & J. 2 00 BeF. 5 00 Duertscher, A. 1 00 Hartman, D. W. 10 00 Bechtel, Justus 5 00 Dub. Altar Mfg. Co. 5 00 Hansen, Harry 1 00 Bissell,chFE25 50 Bertsch, J. J. 5 00 Doerr, Phil. 1 00 Hatzenbuhler, Geo. 2 00 . . Buechele, T. E. 25 00 Dub. Brewing & Malting oC... 300 00 Hammel-Henker & Co. 5 00 Davis, G. E. 5 00 Hoffman, M. M. 2 00 Baumhover, A. 5 00 Berndt, H. F. 3 00 Doft, Mrs. Mary 2 00 Hille, C. 10 00 Braun Bros. 10 00 DeMuth, F. 2 00 Heles, Dr. J. B. 5 00 Baumgartner, W. B. 5 00 Dubuque Paper Co. 15 00 Harrington, C. D. 5 00 Buettell Bros. Co. 15 00 Hanley, M. L. 3 00 Buechele, J. P. 5 00 Eisbach, P. 5 00 Huestis, Dr. J. W. 5 00 Beutin, F. 5 00 Even, Peter 10 00 Hintrager, Miss Emily 10 00 Beckler, R. 5 00 Engler. E. A. 100 00 Haas, Dan. J. 5 00 Bonson, Judge Robt. 10 00 Eighmey, C. H. 25 00 Herrmann, R. 10 00 Boothby, Dr. J. M. 10.00 Eagle Point Lime Works .... 15 00 Huelshoff, B. H. 5 00 Beck, John C. 5 00 Ellwanger Co., John 50 00 Hauser, Jno. A. Jr. 1 00 Brown, Miss Anna 12 50 Edes Robe Tanning Co. 15 00 Haisch, Dr. O. E. 2 00 Burke, Jno. T. 5 00 Ellwanger Bros. 5 00 Hopp, W. H. 5 00 Baumhover, E. C. 5 00 Ehmer, Adam 3 00 Howe, J. W. 1 50 Bohler, Nicholas 1 00 1 00 Hart.ig, A. J. Braun, Chris. 25 00 Ford, E. 3 00 Hasler Grocery Co. 10 00 25 25 5 5 20 5 5 10 10 5 5 5 15 2 2 5 5 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 Twenty.Five Frudden, A. F. Fischer, Anton Forgrave Bros. Ferguson, A. E. Fitzpatrick, T. J. Frantzen, J. P. Frater, A. Fischer & Co. Fluetsch, A. .. Fawkes, P. S. Fiegenbaum, C. H. Ferring, N. J. Flick, A. R. Foley, J. P. Foot, Chas. Fitz, E. A. Flick, A. E. Ibach, W. R. 5 00 Iowa Coffin Co 50 00 Jackson, Dr. E. R. 10 00 Jones Bros., Garment Co10 00 Jones, Rudolph 5 00 Jansen. Johan 5 00 Keesecker, F. C. 5 00 Kiesel, Geo. W. 50 00 Keane, Archbishop J. 250 00 Kiene, Emil 25 00 Kiene, Peter 100 00 Klauer Mfg. Co. 50 00 Kenline, H. C. 10 00 Killeen, Dr. Mary 5 00 Key City Roffing Co. 25 Oil Karberg, P. K. 5 00 Kleis, Chris. E. 15 00 Gratiot, Dr. H. B. 50 00 Kies, Michael 1 00 Guthrie, Dr. J. R. 50 00 Kiesele, Carl F. 3 00 Garland, J. C. 10 00 Kretschmer, W. M. 5 00 Gonner Bros. 50 00 Kinnier, Dr. Lily 10 00 Grimm, G. A. 25 00 Kies, J. L. 5 00 Ginter, Peter 5 00 Kress, A. P. 5 00 Glover, H. B. 50 00 Kleine, A. C. 20 00 Gasser, A. C. 3 00 Keogh, Dr. J. V. 2 50 Gehrig, Henry 5 00 Kirmse, R. D. 3 00 Graham, A. S. 1 00 Kammueller, J. E. 1 00 Kohlmann Bros. 2 00 Kulow, Carl F. 1 00 Kreamer, L. L. 5 00 Keenan, Wm. 3 00 Loetscher, A. A. Loetscher, Jno. A Lusch, A. T. Leman, Dr. A. W. Lee, P. J. Levi, Eugene Leik's Drug Store Loes, N. J. Lawther, Wm. Lindsay, Dr. S. S. LangworthY, Dr. H. G Litz, Alfred Liddell, Walter Lacy, B. W. Lindenberg, L. Lawler, Mrs. Agnes B. Lehman, J. W. Litz, Frank Lawler, Edw. T. 100 00 10 00 25 00 25 00 25 00 5 00 5 00 5 00 100 00 5 00 5 00 1 00 5 00 1,000 00 500 12 50 1 00 2 00 5 00 Minges, Dr. 10 00 McLean Chas. 10 00 Mulgrew, Thos. J. Co. 50 00 Midland Chemical Co. 25 00 McFadden Coffee & Spice Co25 00 Twenty -Six Myers, Cox & Co. McCullough, M. J. Michel, Henry Meyer, P. H. & Son McParland, Dr. J. F McCarthy, M. H. Meker, C. McFarlane, Robt. Magdal, H. Meuser, W. H. MacKenzie, A. H. Murray, Dr. Jno. B. John McArthur Michels, M. F. Meeker, E. Moon, Fred. Marshall, R. P. Mullin, C. E. Morrison, Jno. Masters, Jno. G. Millar, Jno. Murphy, W. C. Metz, L. F. Marshall, J. A. Miller, Simon Miller, F. A. Majerus, A. J. Moser, Mrs. Jno. Moore, H. C. Mullen Bros. Nagle, J. J. Newburgh, Jos. National Hotel Register Co.. Noel, J. B. Nester, F. A. Nead. Chas. Neumeister, O. J. Otley, Chas. Oswald, Chas. O'Connor, Chas. O'Rourke, Jno. Oswald, W. T. Oak1y, B. J. Palen. Dr. Chas. Parker, T. W. Peaslee, C. M. Piekenbrock, E. B. & Sons Platt -Buckingham Cornwall Co Parker, A. J. Pitschner, Chas. Paley, Amos. Pancratz, Geo. Paley, F. Pickley, Jas. R. Page, Jno. Pollock, J. L. Reche, H. C. 5 00 Roedell, R. T. 15 00 Renier, M. E. 5 00 Ryder, Mrs. Fannie S. 100 00 Ryan, Eugene .... 25 00 Ryan, Jas. A. 25 00 Rider, J. V. 500 00 Ris, J. F. & Bro. 10 00 Roshek Bros. Co. 50 00 Ruff, Daniel 1 00 Ragatz, Geo. Jr. 5 00 Rider, Catherine & Linda 25 00 Rhomberg Bros. Co. 25 00 Rath, Geo. C. 10 00 Rowan, J. J. 10 00 Roeber, A. 5 00 Ruprecht Bros. Co. 4 00 Richards, Mrs. B. B. 100 00 Reifsteck, Mrs. C. 2 00 Reichmann, Mary J. 3 00 Ruprecht, O. H. 3 00 Reinfried, F. N. 5 00 Rider, S. P. 50 00 Romig, M. 1 00 Schroeder, F. N. 25 00 Seippel, Peter J. 100 00 Spensley, H. B. 10 00 Stampfer, J. F. Co. 50 00 Schreiber, Chas. 100 00 25 00 Smith, J. H. 25 00 20 00 Stewart, W. B. 5 00 10 00 Schrup, N. J. 50 00 5 00 Schrup, Dr. J. H. 2 00 5 00 Spahn & Rose Lumber Co. 25 00 1 00 Smith, Geo. P. 10 00 2 00 Spencer, J. H. 5 00 Spahn, Edw. 1 00 5 00 Spahn, E. P. 3 00 1 00 Schmid, O. NI. 25 00 2 00 Schulte, B. & Sons 2 00 5 00 Schloz, F. & Son 2 00 5 00 Shiras, O. P. 500 00 1 00 Schwietering, J. 5 00 Sear. Henry 10 00 25 00 Sumprnan, Dr. H. A. 2 00 10 00 Saunders, C. J. W. 10 00 25 00 Stribley, R. J. 5 00 200 00 Stedman, B. F. 2 00 50 00 Sheppley, E. H. 5 00 50 00 Siegel, A. 2 00 25 00 Scharle, F. D. 2 00 10 00 Schlueter, J. W. 3 00 5 00 Schrup, Geo. W. 5 00 5 00 Strobel, J. H. & Sons 10 00 2 00 Swift, Sam 10 00 5 00 Singrin, Wm. 2 00 2 00 Spahn, F. F. 2 00 300 00 25 00 25 00 10 00 5 00 25 00 5 00 2 00 3 00 10 00 1 00 5 00 10 00 2 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 3 00 25 00 3 00 2 50 5 00 5 00 20 00 5 00 5 00 2 00 5 00 2 00 10 00 Twenty -Seven Sear, Henry, Jr. 5 00 Walker, Dr. H. T. 10 00 Thorne, C. M. 3 00 Telegraph -Herald 100 00 Trexler, Louis 10 00 Tredway, A. W. 25 00 Ternes, H. 5 00 Trenkle, H. 5 00 Taylor, Dr. J. L. 5 00 Thimmesch, Chas. 5 00 Thimmesch, ; F. D. 5 00 Taylor, Wm. 2 00 Tibey, Jno. W. 20 00 Union Printing Co. 25 00 Union Electric Co. 500 00 Upton, S. W. 5 00 Ulllrich, F. A. 1 00 Unmacht, Geo. 2.00 Vyverberg, Jas. 3 00 White, J. V. 1 75 Witter, Will 10 00 Wormood, W. W. 1 00 Weihe, F. H. & Co. 10 00 Waller, A. C. 5 00 Willging, E. H 3 00 Woller, W. H. 1 00 Woller, A. 1 00 Wieland, Dr. F. W. 10 00 Wodrich, J. F. 2 00 Wienecke, Hoer Co. 15 00 Wimmer & Wimmer 10 00 Whelan, J. P. 5 00 Weimer, J. H. 2 00 Weitz, P. 2 00 Weidlich, C. F. 5 00 Wohlert, A. 3 00 Watters, Thos. 10 00 Wimmer, Jno. G. 2 00 Young, Robt. 5 00 Zapf Bros. 5 00 Zogg, David 5 00 $10,086 25 Paid in since the Secretary's re- port: Platt-Buckingham,Corwall Co.. $50 00 DISBURSEMENTS FROM APRIL 6, 1909 TO SEPT. 1, 1910 No. 176 C. L. Korn, cutting posts grubbing stumps, labor on road and team of Fred Korn for seven days $ 42 177 cash, stamps to mail Park Report 7 178 cash, stamps to mail Park Report 1 179 Eugene Anderson, survey - land on Kelly's Bluff 15 180 Harger and Blish, to bal- ance account to May 1st, envelopes for mailing Re- port 3 181 Paul Hanson, photographs of Eagle Point Park 3 182 Geo. W. Healey & Son, grass seed and seeder, in- voice May 1st, 15 183 Telegraph -Herald, Print- ing Park Committee's Re- ports 19 184 Clancy Transfer Co, haul- ing wire for fencing at E. P. Park 5 185 Duggan & Cota, wire for E. P. Park fencing 169 186 The Adams Co, drilling, cutting, etc., on steel fence posts for E. P. Park, in- voice May 24th 3 187 C. L. Korn, work on road, trimming trees and work on fence at Eagle Point Park 24 188 Fred Korn, teaming on road at Eagle Point Park 8 189 Albert Kimball, labor on fence and road at Eagle Point Park, amount of bill $10.85 less subscription $10 190 C. L. Korn, 54 hours labor @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 9 191 Fred Korn, single horse. 5 hours @ 30 cents per hour. 1 192 Albert Kimball, 53 hours labor @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 9 193 Fred Brenke, labor and team, 27 hours @ 45 cents per hour 194 The Adams Co, green set- 00 tees at Eagle Point Park, in- voice on May 28th , 00 195 C. L. Korn, 44 hours labor @ 17 1-2 cents per hour, June lst to 5th 196 Albert Kimball, 37 hours 00 labor at 17 1-2 cents per hour, June 2nd to 5th 197 Goe. Sears, 32 hours labor CO 17 1-2 per hour, June 2nd 20 to 5th 198 Iowa Telephone Co., tele 25 phone at C. L. Korn's for June 1909 1 50 199 Duggan & Cota, wire for 75 fence 3 35 200 James Lee & Son, cement posts 176 30 75 201 R. C. Mathis, labor at E P. Park, 2 days @ $3.00 per day 00 202 C. L. Korn, labor at E. P. Park, 2 days @ $1.75 per 06 day 203 Fred Lillie, labor at E. P. Park, 2 days @ $1.75 per day 204 James Wells, labor; at E. 96 P. Park, 2 days @ $1.75 per day 3 50 205 Albert Kimball, labor at 68 E. P. Park, 1 day @ $1.75 1 75 206 Mat Reekinger, labor at 10 E. P. Park, 2 days @ $1.75 per day 207 Sam Barto, labor at E. P. Park, 1 day @ $1.75 208 R. C. Mathis, labor at E. P. Park (steps and path from High Bridge), 5 days @ $3.00 per day 209 R. C. Mathis, labor at E. P. Park (steps and path 27 from High Bridge advanced 50 85 45 50 Twenty -Nine to James Wells, 1 day @ $1.75 210 C. L. Korn, labor at E. P Park (fencing), 5 days :@ $1.75 per day 211 Fred Lillie, labor at E. P. Park (fencing), 5 days @ $1.75 per day 212 Mat Reckinger, labor at E. P. Park, (steps and path from High Bridge), 6 aays @ $1.75 per day 213 Edward Capretz, labor at E. P. Park (steps and path from High Bridge), 5 days @ $1.75 per day 214 Louis Hug, labor at E. P. Park (steps and path from High Bridge), 4 days 7 hours @ $1.75 per day 215 Sam Barto, labor at E. P. Park (steps and path from High Bridge), 1 day 2 1-2 hours @ $1.75 per day 216 Union Printing Co., sta- tionery 217 Geo. W. Healey & Son, hardware, 218 The Adams Co., Steel posts and labor burning brand stamps 219 R. C. Mathis, labor on rustic bridge and roads, 6 days et $3.00 per day . 220 R. C. Mathis, man and team road work, 5 days © $4.50 per day 221 C. L. Korn, labor (fenc- ing), 6 days @ $1.75 per day 222 Fred Lillie, labor (fenc- ing), 6 days @ $1.75 per day 223 Edward Capretz, labor on road and paths, 5 days @ $1.75 per day 224 Mat Recklinger, labor on road and paths, 6 days @ $1.75 per day 3 50 225 Louis Hug, labor on road and paths, 5 days @ $1.75 1 75 ° per day 226 Sam Bourdeau, labor on road and paths, 6 days @ $1.75 per day 15 00 227 George R. Clark, 24 tables for picnic grounds 228 John Spencer, services on park pavilion, 12 15 37 00 7 70 6 48 5 60 6 00 3 50 3 50 229 R. C. Mathis, labor on 1 75 road and ;paths, 6 days @ $3.00 per day 18 v0 230 R. C. Mathis, labor, (man 8 75 and team on roads, 5 days 9 hours @ $4.50 per day26 55 231 C. L. Korn, labor (fenc- 8 75 ing), 6 days @ $1.75 ped day 10 50 232 Fred Lillie, labor (fenc- ing), 5 1-2 days @ $1.75 per y 63 8 75 day 233 Mat Recklinger, labor on roads and paths, 6 days @ $1.75 per day 10 50 8 75 234 Edward Capretz, labor on roads and paths, 6 clays @ $1.75 per day 10 50 235 Louis Hug, labor on roads 8 23 and paths, 6 days @ $1.75 per day 10 50 236 Sam Bourdeau, labor road and paths, 6 days 2 19 $1.75 per day 10 50 237 Louis Graff, cleaning pic- 5 00 nic grounds, 5 days 8 hours @ 60 per day 3 48 3 20 238 Harold . Wendt, cleaning picnic grounds, 6. days 3 hours @ 60 cents per day3 78 10 85 239 G. A. Heyne cutting weeds 2 days 7 hours @ $1.75 per day 240 Trenk Wire Works, rail- ing up pathway from High Bridge 241 R. C. Mathis, labor on road and paths, 4 days 8 hours @ $3.00 per day 14 40 242 R. C. Mathis, labor (man and team on roads, 4 days 8 hours @ $4.00 per day 19 20 8 75 243 C. L. Korn, labor (fenc- ing, 4 days 5 hours @ $1.75 per day 7 88 10 50 244 Fred Lillie, labor (fenc- ing), 5 days @ $1.75 per day 8 75 245 Sam Bourdeau, labor on 8 75 roads and paths, 4 days 2 hours @ $1.75 per day 7 35 246 Ed. Capretz, labor on 10 50 roads and paths, 4 days 2 hours © $1.75 per day 7 35 76 32 247 Louis Hug, labor on rads and paths, 3 days 2 85 0'6 hours @ $1.75 per day 5 60 18 00 22 50 10 50 10 50 on 4 72 109 20 • Thirty Thirty -One 248 Albert Kimball, labor on roads and paths, 4 days 8 hours @ $1.75 per day 249 Mat Recklinger, labor on roads and paths, 2 days @ $1.75 per day 250 Louis Graff, labor (clean- ing picnic grounds), 5 hours @ 6 cents per hour 251 H. Halwent, labor (clean- ing up), 5 hours @ 6 cents per hour 252 Peter Ginter, painting pic- nic tables and ; hitching racks 253 Key City Roofing Co., ce- ment and tile pipe for ra- vine road 254 Iowa Telephone Co., tele- phone for July, 1909, 256 R. C. Mathis, labor on roads and paths, 6 days @ $3.00 per day 257 R. C. Mathis, labor, team and man on roads, 5 days @ $4.00 per day 258 C. L. Korn, labor (fenc- ing), 6 days @ $1.75 per day 259 Fred Lillie, labor (fenc- ing), 6 days @ $1.75 per day 260 Sam Bourdeau, labor on roads and paths, 4 days 7 hours @ $1.75 per clay 261 Louis Hug, labor on roads and paths, 6 days @ $1.75 per clay 262 Edward Capretz, labor on roads and paths, 6 days @ $1.75 per day 263 Albert Kimball, labor on roads and paths, 6 days @ $1.75 per day 264 Watkins Sign System signs on Eagle Point Park, invoice of July lst, 309 R. C. Mathis-, road work at Eagle Point Park 310 R. C. Mathis, team and man at Eagle Point Park, 5 days @ $4.00 per day 311 C. L. Korn, road work at Eagle Point Park 312 Fred Lillie, road work at Eagle Point Park 313 Edward Capretz, road work at Eagle Point Park 314 Louis Hug, road work at Eagle Point Park 10 50 315 Albert Kimball, road work at Eagle Point Park 8 40 316 Sam Bourdeau, road work at Eagle Point Park 317 C. L. Korn, labor at Eagle 3 50 Point,, Park 318 Fred Korn, labor and team at Eagle Point Park 30 319 Fred Lillie, labor at Eagle Point Park 320 Albert Kimball, labor, 75 30 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 321 Fred Lillie, labor, 70 hours 16 00 @ 17 1-2 cents per hour ... 322 Henry Kress, labor, 70 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per 10 88 hour 323 Dubuque Woodenware & 1 50 Lumber Co., labor of man at Eagle Point Park, 70 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per 18 00 hour 324 Patrick Capretz, labor, 68 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per 20 00 hour 325 Jacob Stetsmueller,,labor, 10 50 70 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 10 50 325 Lee Kress, labor, 70 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 327 Albert Schwartz, labor, 70 8 23 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 328 Dubuque Woodenware & 10 50 Lumber Co, labor, man and team at Eagle Point Park, 70 hours @ 45 cents per 10 50 hour 31 50 329 M. Rink, labor and team at Eagle Point Park, 70 hours @ 45 cents per hour . 31 50 330 John Berwanger, labor 3 00 and team @ Eagle Point Park, 70 hours @ 45 cents 15 00 per hour 331. C. L. Korn, labor, 90 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per 20 00 hour 332Fred Korn, hauling settees 8 75 334 Iowa Telephone Co., tele- phone for C. L. Korn for 8 75 August 335 Herman Bishop, drilling 8 75 - well at Eagle Point Park 336 Eugene Anderson, survey- 5 42 ing at Eagle Point Park 337 Louis Korn, labor, 137 7 17 hours @17 1-2 per hour 338 Fred Korn, labor, man 1 75 and horse, 15 hours @ 30 cents per hour 13 30 339 Fred Lillie, labor, 35 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per 2 40 hour 340 M. Rink, labor, man and 13 13 team, 8 hours @ 45 cents per hour 341 Albert Kimball, labor, 14 13 13 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 12 25 - 342 Louis Korn, labor, 79 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 13 13 343 Fred Lillie, labor, 63 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 344 Fred Korn, labor, man and horse, 17 hours @ 30 cents 12 25 per hour 345 A. Y. McDonald & Morris - son Mfg. Co., casing for 11 90 well at Eagle Point Park, in- voice of Aug. 17th 346 Geo. W. Healey & Son, 12 25 pliers for Eagle Point Park invoice of Aug. 2 12 25 347 Dubuque Woodenware & Lumber Co., board for E. P. Park, invoice of July 2nd.. . 348 Iowa Telephone Co., tele- phone for C. L. Korn for September 349 John Spencer, Eagle Point Park pavilion 265 C. L. Korn, labor E. P. Park @ 266 Fred Korn, labor and one horse, 4 hours @ 30 cents per hour 267 Fred Lillie, labor, 90 hours 31 50 @ 17 1-2 per hour 268 Lee Kress, labor, 70 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per 15 75 - hour 90 269 John Finzel, labor and horse, 70 hours @ 45 cents per hour 1 50 - 270 The Adams Co., fencing, settees and postage stamps 338 00 purchased by H. Adams; stamps $1.00; fencing $6 set- 20 00 tees $220.00 12 25 271 Geo. W. Healey & Son, 23 98 shovels, picks and handles, invoice of September 25th . 3 70 272 C. L. Korn, labor at E. P. 4 50 Park road; 70 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 12 25 273 Fred Lillie, laboratE. P 6 13 Park road, 70 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 12 25 274 Lee Kress, labor at E. P. 3 60 Park rd, 70 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 12 25 275 Jno. Collins, road building 2 45 at Eagle Point Park, labor 40 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 7 00 13 83 276 Louis Hug, labor at E. P. Park road, 59 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 10 33 11 03 277 Frank Arthofer, labor at Eagle Point Park road, 30 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per 5.10 hour 5 25 278 Richard Rank, labor and team at Eagle Point Park road, 30 hours @ 45 cents 20 11 per hour 279 John Finzel, labor and team at Eagle Point Park 40 road, 67 hours @ 45 cents per hour 280 Paul Hanson, photos of E. P. Park 282 Iowa Telephone oC., teIe- phone for C. L. Korn for October 1 50 283 C. L. Korn, labor (road), 60 hours at 17 1-2 cents per 40 00 hour 284 Fred Lillie, labor (road), 17 50 60 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 285 Jno. Collins, labor (road), 1 20 60 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 15 75 286 Lee Kress, labor (road), 60 hours @17 1-2 cents per hour 12 25 287 Louis Hug, labor, (road), 50 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 31 50 288 Frank Arthofer, labor (road), 90 hours at 17 1-2 cents per hour 289 Richard Rank, labor and team, 60 hours @ 45 cents 227 6o - per hour 95 13 50 30 15 1 25 1 50 10 50 10 50 10 50 10 50 8 75 15 75 27 00 Thirty -Two Thirty -Three 290 John Finzel, labor and team, 60 hours @ 45 cents per hour 27 00 291. Peter Even, windmill, tank platform, pump, etc., in- voice of Oct. 5th 247 00 292 Grigg & Son, payment on account, Eagle Point Park pavilion 1,000.00 293 Klauer Mfg Co., 4 corru- gated galv. iron waste cans, invoice Oct. 6th, 1909 294 C. L. Korn, labor, Oct. 8th to 15th, 62 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 295 Fred Korn, labor and one horse, 5 hours @ 30 cents per hour 34 60 10 85 1 50 296 Fred Lillie, labor, Oct. 8th to 15th, 56 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 9 80 297 Jno. Collins, labor, Octo- ber 8th to 15th, 56 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour .... 9 80 298 Louis Hug, labor, October 9th to 15th, 37 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 299 Lee Kress, labor, October 8th to 15th, 56 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 300 Frank Arthofer, labor, October 8th to 15th, 47 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 301 John Finzel, labor, one man and team, Oct. 8th to to 15th, 61 hours @ 45 cents per hour 302 Richard Rank, labor, one roan and team, 46 hours @ 45 cents per hour 303 Louis Korn, labor, Octo- ber 16th to 21st, 45 hours r 17 1-2 cents per hour 304 Fred Lillie, labor, Oct. 16 to 21, 45 hours & 17 1-2 per hour 7.88; less donation. 1.75 305 Louis Hug, labor, Oct. 16th to 21st, 37 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour $6.48; less donation $1.75 306 Jno. Collins, labor, Oct. 16th to 21st, 45 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour $7.88; less donation $1..75 307 Lee Kress, labor, Oct. 16th to 21st, 45 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour $7.88; less donation $1. 75 308 Frank Arthofer, labor, Oct. 16th to 21st, 37 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour $6.48; less donation $1.75 309-A John Finzel, labor, Oct 16th to 21st, and team 45 hours © 45 cents per hour $20.25; less donation $4.50. 310-A Richard Rank, labor and team, Oct. 16th to 21st, 40 hours @ 45 cents per hour $18.00; less donation $4.50 . 6 13 4 73 15 75 13 50 311-A William Latwher, lots in Julien addition, east side of 7th Avenue 1,800 00 312-A Buettell Bros. Co., in- voice Book for secretary, in- voice Oct. 27th, 1909 313-A Geo. W. Healey & Son, oil can and oiler, invoice Oct. 15, 1909 80 314-A Eugene Anderson, sur- 6 48 veying lot, of Mineral Lot 305-A, invoice Sept. 27th, '09 12 00 315-A The Adams Co., postage 9 80 stamps, invoice Oct. 20, '09 316-A C. L. Korn, labor, Oct. 21st to 28th, 70 hours © 17 1-2 cents per hour 8 23 317-A Fred Lille, labor, Oct 21st to 28th, 58 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 318-A Jno. Collins, labor, Oct 27 45 21st to 28th, 68 hours @ ..17 1-2 cents per hour 319-A Louis Hug, labor, Oct 20 70 21st to 28th, 60 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 320-A Lee Kress, labor, Oct. 7 88 21st to 28th, 68 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 321-A Frank ,Arthofer, labor, 6 13 Oct. 21st to 28th, 60 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 322-A Jno. Finzel, labor, Oct. 21st to 28th, and team, 68 4 73 hours @ 45 cents per hour . 323-A Richard Rank, labor and team, Oct. 21st to 28th, 53 hours @ 45 cents per 6 13 hour 23 85 1 98 1 00 12 25 10 15 11 90 10 50 11 90 10 50 30 60 324-A Herbert Adams, record- ing deed to Lawther prop- erty, and Schmidt right of way 325-A C. L. Korn, labor on road, Oct. 29th to Nov. 4th, 59 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 326-A Fred Lillie, road work, Oct. 29th to Nov. 4th, 59 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 327-A Louis Hug, road work, Oct. 29th to Nov. 4th, 59 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 328-A Frank Arthofer, road work, Oct. 29th to Nov. 4th, 59 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 329•A Paul Hanson, 8 photo- graphs 350 Fred Lille, labor at Eagle Point Park, 57 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 351. Louis Korn, trimming trees, 42 1-2 hours @ 17 1-2 $7.44; less donation $1.75 352 Frank Arthofer, cleaning up, 3 hours, work on road 18 hrs, total 21 hours @ 17 1-2 per hour 353 Louis Hug, labor, 57 hours @17 1-2 cents per hour 354 Jno. Finzel, labor, man and team, 22 hours @ 45 cents per hour 355 C. L. Korn, watchman's services at Eagle Point Park for July, Aug. Sept. and Oct. 60 356 Grigg & Son, second.pay- ment on Eagle Point Park pavilion as per order of Jno. Spencer 1,000 357 Cash, stamped envelopes5 358 Fred Lillie, road work and fencing (Nov. 12th to 18th), 38 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 359 Louis Korn, road work and cleaning, 38. hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 360 Louis Hug, road work and cleaning, 38 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 361 C. L. Korn, road work and cleaning, 38 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 6 65 75 362 Jno. Finzel, labor, man and team, 19 hours @ 45 cents per hour 8 55 363 J. G. Wimmer, 4-3" con- 10 33 ductor strainers 60 364 Watkins Sign System, Signs at Eagle Point Park, invoice Aug. 2nd; less $5.00 10 33 subscription 10 50 365 Coates & Robinson, insur- ance on Eagle Point Park pavilion, invoice Nov. 15th . 10 00 10 33 366 Peter Kiene & Son, insur- ance on Eagle Point Park pavilion, invoice Nov. 13th. 10 00 367 Iowa Telephone . Co., tele- 10 33 phone for C. L. Korn for Nov. 1 50 2 00 368 O. C. Simonds & Co., ser- vices of O. C. Simonds and expenses for one day, in- 9 97 voice Nov. 12th, 1909 62 75 369 Geo. Schmid, Jr., payment on account,purchase. of lot 5 69 No. 222, Julien addition, to- tal price $1,000.00 100 00 370 Smith, Morgan Printing Co., cut of Eagle Point Park, 3 68 invoice of Nov. ist, 1909 3 25 371 C. L. Korn, cleaning up 9 97 41 hours, fencing 41 hours, 82 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 14 35 9 90 372 Jno. Arthofer, cleaning up 8 hours, fencing 30 hours 38 hours @ 17 1-2 6 65 373 Louis Korn, trimming 00 trees 3 33 374 Fred Lillie, cleaning up 41 hours, fencing 41 hours 82 hours @ 17 1-2 14 35 00 375 Louis Hug, cleaning up 41 00 hours, fencing 41 hours, 82 hours @ 17 1-2 14 35 376 Fred Lillie, road work, 9 1-2 hours @ 6 65 per hour 1 61 377 Louis Hug, road work, 9 1-2 hours @ 17 1-2 cents 6 65 per hour 1 61 378 Frank Arthofer, road work, 9 1-2 hours @ 17 1-2 6 65 cents per hour 1 61 17 1-2 cents Thirty -Four 379 Jno. Finzel, road work, and team, 19 hours @ 45 cents per hour 380 Iowa Telephone Co., C. L Korn, telephone for Decem- ber 381 Grigg & Son, 3rd payment on account, Eagle Point Park pavilion 800 00 382 Iowa Telephone Co., Jan- uary telephone, C. L. Korn, 1 50 383 Union. Printing Co., 500 typewriter letter heads, 500 mimeograph letter heads, in- voice January loth, 1910 3 00 384 C. L. Korn, labor, Dec. 3, 1909 to Jan. 20, 1910, 69 1-2 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 385 Herbert Adams, postage stamps and telegram, 'in- voice Feb. 1st, 1910 1 25 386 Grigg & Son, closing in windmill, material and 8 hours labor @ 50 cents 20 20 387 Cash, stamps and envel- opes 388 Herbert Adams, advanced Theo. Scharle for recording deed 389 Iowa Telephone Co., Feby telephone, C. L. Korn 390 H. B. McCarten, plumbing at Eagle Point Park pavilion 391 Buettell Bros. Co., postal cards of Eagle Point Park . 7 50 392 Dubuque Adv. Agency, printing, addressing and stamping post cards 8 37 393 C. L. Korn, March tele- phone, C. L. Korn 1 50 394 Geo. Schmid, Jr., part payment on lot 2 of 221 and lot 1 of 222 at Eagle Point Park entrance 477 00 395 Second Nat'l Bank, Safe- ty deposit Box 176 to Jan 12, 1911 4 00 396 Geo. W. Healey & Son, seed for Eagle Point Park . 5 00 397 The Adams Co., postage stamps for Park Comm., in- voice March 21st 1 00 398 C. L. Korn, labor at Eagle Point Park, Apr. 1st to 13th, 90 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 8 55 1 50 12 17 5 00 25 1 50 50 20 399 Louis Korn, labor at Eagle Point Park, Apr. lst to 13th, 30 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 5 25 400 Louis Hug, filling around pavilion, Apr. 7th to 13th, 60 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 10 50 401 Lee Kress, filling around pavilion, etc., Apr. 4th to 13th, 65 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 11 38 402 Jno. Finzel, labor and team, at Eagle Point Park, 90 hours @ 45 cents per hour 40 50 403 Fred Lillie, labor, 55 hours (Wq 17 1-2 cents per hour 9 63 404 Iowa Telephone Co., April telephone, C. L. Korn 1 50 405 C. L. Korn, labor at Eagle Point Park, Apr. 14th to 28th. 49 hours @ 17 1-2 cents per hour 8 58 406 E. B. Piekenbrock & Sons Co., advanced Jos. Smith for digging trench and laying pipe at Eagle Point Park 31 75 407 Frank Beutin, hauling gar- bage burner and pipe to E. P. Park 1 25 408 G. A. Heyne, broom, soap and sapolio 50 409 A. Y. McDonald & Morris - son Mfg. Co., galvanized iron pipe, invoice May 16th 14 43 410 Mrs. Susan Poire, clean- ing windows, etc., at Eagle Point Park, May 12th and May 14th 4 25 411 Chas. Korn, labor at Eagle Point Park, cleaning up 4 37 412 Frank Beutin, hauling cin- ders to Eagle Point Park, in- voice May 20th, 1910 12 00 413 Iowa Telephone Co., May telephone, C. L. Korn 1 50 414 Trenk Wire Works, rub- bish burner, invoice May 26, 1910 15 00 415 Aug. Mayer, building man- hole at Eagle Point Park, invoice May 25th, 1910 9 00 416 The Adams Co., Japan- ning, stamps and padlock 2 30 417 C. L. Korn, labor, May 20 to 31st, 78 hours @ 17 1-2 15 75 cents per hour 13 65 Thirty -Five 418 Fred Korn, labor and horse, April 18th and 26th, 7 hours @ 30 cents per hour 419 Eagle Point Lime Works, Portland cement and bags, invoice May 26th 420 A. Y. McDonald & Morris- on Mfg. Co., pipe and water supply material, invoices May 24th and June 3rd 421 Trenk Wire Works, wire frames for building, invoice June 1st, 1910 422 Eagle Point Lime Works, stone, cement and bags, in- voice June 4th 423 A. Tredway & Sons Hard- ware Co., fiscellaneous sup- plies for Eagle Point Park 424 Robert Young, collecting subscriptions 425 Jacob Stetsmueller, labor, June 14th to 17th 426 J. F. Ris & Bro., galv. strips, invoice June 13th . 427 Frank Beutin, 8 yds. cin- ders and load manure, in- voice June 7th, 1910 428 Smedley Steam Pump Co, threading pipe, invoice May 24th, 1910 429 Jacob Stetsmueller, labor, June 7th to loth 430 Hussman & Lies, for 2 10 grand stand, invoice June 10th, 1910, 431 Dubuque Woodenware & Lumber Co., lumber for grand stand, invoice June 10th, 1910 28 85 432 Iowa Telephone Co., June and July telephone, C. L. Korn. 12 00 433 Robert Young, collecting subscriptions 434 Jno. Spencer, architect's 4 20 services 435 Jos. Grigg & Son, 4th pay- ment on account, Eagle Point Park pavilion 1 10 8 14 1 50 5 00 50 9 00 6 13 1 00 19 20 3 00 4 65 45 00 900 00 Total disbursements $10,242 21 Vouchers not cashed, Sept. 1st, 1910. 251 H. Halwent, labor, (not presented) 30 255 Void 281 Void 1 00 333 Void Thirty -Six IMPORTANT ITEMS CF EXPENDITURE FROM APRIL 5, 1909 TO SEPT. 1, 1910 H. Bishop, drilling well, 335 feet deep $338 00 James Lee & Son, car load ce- ment posts 176 30 Duggan & Cota, wire for fenc- ing 169 06 The Adams Company, settees 257 00 George Clark, picnic tables 76 32 John Spencer, architect fees . 170 00 Trenk Wire Works, iron rail- ing 109 20 Peter Even, windmill and tank 247 00 Grigg & Son, pavilion and toi- let houses 3,700 00 Klauer Mfg Co., refuse cans . 34 60 O. C. Simonds, professional advice 62 75 Real estate: Wm. Lawther $1,800.00; Geo. Schmid, Jr. $577.00 2 377 00 H. B. McCarten, plumbing at pavilion 50 20 The balance of the money raised was spent in the building of roads and paths, the erection of wire fence, filling in and around the pavilion building, surveys, tools and supplies, grass seed, telephone, labor in clean- ing and general care. Real estate paid for by funds raised by subscription: From April 23, 1908 to April 5th, 1909 Real estate purchased — Tract of 84.96 acres purchased of A. L. and Catherine Rhom- berg one-half purchase price 10,000 00 Tract of 3 acres purchased of Jos. Herod at Julien Du- buque'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 From April 5th, 1909 to Sept. lst 1910: Tract of 900 feet fronting on 7th Avenue, purchased of Wm. Lawther 1 800 00 Tract of 200 feet fronting on 7th Avenue, purchased of Geo. Schmid, Jr. Part pay- ment 577 00 $17,623 00 PAID FOR BY FUNDS RAISED BY LOAN MADE BY DUBUQUE PARK COMMISSION Paid for by funds raised by loan made by Dubuque Park Commission: Balance of purchase price of land on 7th Ave., purchased of Geo. Schmid, Jr. 423 00 House and lot on 7th Ave., pur- chased of Wm. Giese 1,500 00 Tract of small piece of ground on 7th Ave., pur- chased of Chris Braun 75 00 $19,621 00 All real estate is fully paid for except a balance of $5,000.00 due on the Rhomberg pur- chase. The city to date hav- ing paid $5,000.00 out of a total of $10,000.00 due at the time of purchase of Rhom- berg tract 10,000.00 Total cost of land purchased.29,621.00 Total land area included in Eagle Point Park, about 135 acres. 7