1910 Index Council ProceedingsOFFICIAL- PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
• CITY COUNCIL
OF THE
CITY OF DUBUQUE
FOR THE
THE YEAR, 1910
MATHIS•METS CO., PRINTERS, DUBUQUE, IOWA
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CITY OFFICERS FOR YEAR 1910.
Mayor -D. J. Haas
Recorder -Otto P. Gieger
Treasurer -Geo. D. Wybrant
Assessor -Wm. Schaflhauser
ALDERMEN -AT- LARGE
E. J. SAUER -Fifth Ward PETER APEL -First Ward
JAMES SAUL -First Ward
JOHN O'ROURKE- Second Ward
W. SINGRIN -Third Ward
Mayor Pro Tern-JAMES SAUL
Fire Chief -JOS. REINFRIED
Chief of Police -THOS. REILLY
Committee Clerk J. W. LAWLER
Electrician -W. P. HIP MAN
Finance
O'Rourke, Sauer, Saul
Ordinance
McEvoy, Singrin, O'Rourke
Claims
Saul, Apel, McEvoy
Streets
Saul, Singrin, Specht, O'Rourke,
McEvoy
Sprinkling
O'Rourke, Saul, Specht
Harbors
Specht, Apel, Saul
Supplies
Apel, O'Rourke, Saul
Market
Specht, Singrin, Sauer
Public Grounds and Buildings
Sauer, Singrin, Specht
Fire
Singrin, Apel, Sauer
Regular fleetings
Every Month.
ELECTIVE OFFICERS
Auditor -M. E. Lyons
Attorney -Geo. T. Lyon
Engineer -C. H. Baumgartner
APPOINTIVE OFFICERS
STANDING
of the Council
ALDERMEN
E. E. McEVOY - Fourth Ward
R. SPECHT -Fifth Ward
Sidewalk Inspector -P. J. ROYCE
Market Master -ED. NORTON
Harbor Master JOHN H. CARROLL
Supt. Sprinkling -GEO. MILLER
COMMITTEES
Police and Light
Sauer, Specht, McEvoy
Printing
O'Rourke, McEvoy, Apel
Delinquent Tax
McEvoy, O'Rourke, Saul
Sewers
Singrin, Saul, Sauer
Electrical Construction
Apel, Singrin, Specht
Board of Equalization
Saul, O'Rourke, Singrin, McEvoy,
Specht,
Board of Health
Mayor Haas; Aldermen: O'Rourke,
Singrin; Citizens: A. J. Hartig,
John P. Roth;
Clerk -Otto P. Geiger.
Health Officer -Dr. Chas. Linehan
Sanitary Policeman -Paul Bewer
the 1st and 3rd Thursday Evenings in
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Jan. 6 -Alta Vista St., notice of, to complete improvement 4, 9, 36
" 20- Avenue Top Mining Co.; petition of, by L. D. Mathes and
B. F. Blocklinger, regarding taxes 13, 37, 253, 258
' " 20- Ancient Order of Hibernians, petition of, asking for the use 14
of Armory Hall for a dance
Feb. 3- Ambulance for public maintenance, by Dr. M. D. Linehan 33, 65, 66
" 3- Ahern. David, - petition of - asking for back salary 33, 34, 66
" 10 -Anna Place, changing name of, by Henry Luz, et al 42, 53
" 10- Alderson, James, petition of, asking that Yale St. lying 42
east of Harvard St. be vacated
" 10 -Alley between 'Rhomberg and Lincoln Ayes., from 3rd Ave.
So. to north line of lots 433 and 463, vacating of____42, 52, 54, 78, 79, 91
19- Appropriations for the fiscal year 1910___ _ 59. 60, 114
Mar. 3- Agaunico Mines Development Co., petition of, asking the
right to lay a pipe line in back of their property_ - 81, 158
3- Auditors of State, bill for auditing books of city 82
18 -Alley between Rhomberg Ave. and Lincoln Ave, and 2nd
and 3rd Ayes., vacating of 90, 108, 115, 124
18- Althauser Ave. improvement, approving of 91
24 -Alley between Alta Vista and Belmont St. and Rose and 96, 226
West 14th St.. grading of 108
" 24- Alleys, notice of cleaning 113
Apr. 7- Applications for various positions
` 14 Alderson, James, et al, petition of, asking that I- Iarvard St. 123, 187
be graded .187
" 21 -Alley between Clark and Angella St., opening of 155
May 5 - Auditing Committee, appointing of
" 5 - Alley between Adair and Audubon, and Decorah and Dela- 150
ware St., grading of
" 19 Appeal of the Iowa Trust and Savings Bank from action of 158
City Treasurer Brinkman 159
" 19- Annual Report of Chief of Police 160
" 19- Assessment and tax books, furnishing of 166, 184, 187. 198, 216, 409
" 23- Armory Hall roof, repairing of
June 22- Automobile owners, notice to, register names and numbers 196
with City Recorder
" 28 - Alley on College Ave., vacating of, by Francis A. and Waf- 198, 226
ter C. Nlinard 198
28- Auction of Patrol Horse 215
July 7-Alley between West 17th and Angella St., opening of 222
" 21 -Alley in Stines Add., grading of, by J. J. Welty
" 21 Ambulance for public maintenance, by Dub. Trades and 222
Labor Congress 224
21- Alpine St., repairing of
27- Assessment paid by J. McNamara for connecting to Hayden 296
Lane sewer, be charged against Arthur McCann Est 227 22
" 27- Appointment of Thos. Sweeney, as plain clothes man 228
" 29 - Ald. O'Rourke, given power to experiment with tar covering
Aug. 10- Althauser Ave. Wall, repairing of
265, 298, 301, 305, 306, 330
Sept. 1 -Alley between Rose and West 14th St., and Belmont Ave. 305, 398
and Alta Vista St., giving grade stake 336, 339, 3G9, 305, 398
Oct. 6- Armory Hall. repairing of ceiling
" 7- Appointing of Committee to confer with C. G. W. Ry. in 339
regard to moving terminal 339, 428
" 7- Assessments unpaid, list of
" 7 -Alley first west of Lemon St., from Stoltz to Saunders Ave. 341
grading of
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" 26- Ancient Order of United Workmen, petition of, asking for
use of Armory Hall
Nov. 17 Austin, A. W., et al, petition of, asking that Pennsylvania
St. be reduced to 50 feet wide
" 28- Assessor Kelly, reasons why tax books were late
Dec. 1 -Alley in Stewart's Sub. on Cora St., in rear of Grandview
Ave., opening of
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Jan. 6- Belsky, I. and ,I,. A., petition of, relative to bills of two 13
policemen 1
" 6 - Bills allowed -- 1
" 6- Brachtenbach, Mrs. Mina, petition of, taxes 11, 12, 13, 18
" 20 - Bills allowed and referred
" 20 Barnes, Job, petition of, asking for back salary 13, 36, 38, 45. 81 92
" 20 -Bluff St., completing of improvement, by M. Tschirg 59 & 83. 84, 95, 115
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1eb. 3 -Bee Branch sewer, covering of, bet. 16th and 17th St., Du-
buque Packing plant, asking for fund to complete said job
" 3- Benzer, J., et al, drivers of Fire Dept. asking increase wages
" 3 - Benda & Rokusek, bill for macadam, allowing of
" 3 - Board of Health, report of
10 -Bills allowed
' iii - Brinkmoeller, Katherine, petition of, taxes
" 10- Boeding, Rev. Arnold, settlement of special assessment
" 17 -Barta Alois, et al, petition of, asking that water mains be
extended on W. 14th St. from Delhi to Audubon Ave , 61, 62, 63, 66
28 -Bills allowed 65
28 -Board of Health, report of 84
. 3 -Bills allowed 85, 86, 87
" 18 -Bills allowed and referred
18= Brown, Maurice, et al, petition of, extending sewer in
Seminary St.
it; -Bee Branch sewer north of 32d St., approval of
" 18 - Bee Branch sewer, removing debris, notice to l;agle Point
Lime Works
1 --Bee Branch sewer, liability of. north of 16th St
1$ -Bluff St.; between 3rd and 4th Sts., replacing new curb
24L-Bills allowed
24- Burke, John; damage case
Aph. 7 -Bills allowed -
7- Barnes; G. A.; assignee of Pitts - Thompson Fdry. petition
of, assessment
14- Brandel- Waller Co., petition of assessment -
14- Business Men's Association of Prairie du Chien, petition
of; asking city to donate toward a monutrient
14 -Brick pavings, cleaning of and hauling sweepings
14 21 -Board of Health, appbtntinent bf officers
21 =Bills allowed e
' 21 -Bills not allowed
21--Bonds of City Officials, approving of
" - 21 -Board of Health; report of -
29- Bijott Theatre party wall, condemning bf
" 29 =Board of Health; report of
May 5 - Booth St. and Spring St., altering of
' S =Bee Branch sewer from Couler ave; west to connect with
culvert on - Lemon St. and culvert, in alley bet. C
Ave. and Jackson St.
19 Bisanz; Mrs. Marq, petition of, taxes
19- Bricklayers and masons, petition of, asking for a Building
Inspector - - -
19:-Billboards on Sanford and Jackson Sts., removing of
10 -$ills allowed -
23 - Bills allowed - - - -
23 -Bee Branch sewer bet. 16th & 17th =_ 166,184,194 ,195,196,
23- Brick, purchasing of 182,183
June 2 -Bills allowed 185,186
" 10 -Board of Health, report of
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93, 165
95, 190
96, 97
96
111, 112
112
123, 216
123, 154
125, 127
127, 132
127, 128, 129, 131
129
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137, 156, 157
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154, 215
210, 242, 345
158, 378
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" 10 -Bills presented and sent to county for payment - 186
" 10 -Bill of J. Linehan allowed 188
" 10 -Bills allowed 188
" 16 -Bills allowed and referred 191,192
22 - Bills allowed 195, 196
" 22 Pecker. Dr. W. L.. bill for professional service, referring of 196
" 22 -Bluff St. from brick paving, bet. 15th and 16th St. to south
lot line of 8th st, improving of_ 197, 251. 254, 264 .265,266,
199
210
" 28 -Board of Health, report of
" 28 - Bills allowed
28- Building contractors, notice to
July 7- Baumhover. A., et al, petition of, regarding sprinkling in 211
Fifth Ward_ 217, 211
" 7 -Bluff St. west side, bet. 10th and 11th, improving of 19 8
220, 21
" 21 -Bills allowed and referred 221, 2 21 9 250, 220 307, 2 2 1
" 21 -Bee Branch sewer, removing of debris 221 225, 250 307 351
" 21 -Bee Branch sewer, 16th St. north , , , 222
" 21- Bannon, Catherine, petition of taxes
" 26- Bleakly, John L., request, rel. to city paying State Auditor 22
" 26 -Bills allowed 225, 227
" 26- Blocking of streets by railroad companies 226 228
" 29 -Bills allowed 2 39 282, 298, 306 312, 400
" 29 -Bee Branch, 18th St. north 306,
29 St. from 3rd to 8th 29,6 approving L 275, 276,28 assessment
279,280, 292, 298, 299
Aug. 10 -Board of Health, report of 257
268,
" 10 -Bills allowed 258
" 19 -Bills allowed and referred 271
" 19 Bennett St., surveying of 304,305
Sept. 1 -Board of Health, report of ointing of 305
1 -Board of Equalization, app 306, 312
" 9- Bieler, Elizabeth, petition of, assessment 312
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310, , , 313
" 15 -Bills allowed and referred 309, 311
" 15- Ballard, Mr. Wm., petition of. taxes
" 15 -Bond, furnished by city with Supreme Court, in the Martin- 312
Strelau case, expiring of, and renewing of 312
" 15 -Bluff St. from Eighth to 14th. allowing for good curb 314
" 20 -- Brown, Mrs. A. J., notice of damages 335
Oct. 6- Burns, John, petition of, asking for employment
" 6- Blitsch, Catherine. petition of taxes 336,345
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7 -Board of Health, report of 340.340
7 -Bills allowed
7- Bewer. Paul, Sanitary Police. report, regard to sewer con- 341
nections on Eagle Point Ave 343. 344, 341
" 20- -Bills allowed and referred 345
" 20- Beutin, Frank, petition of, asks to build scale on Garfield ave 345 345
" 20 -Bluff St., rolling of last course and City Atty. report ,
353
" 27 -Bills allowed 353
Nov. 4 -Bills allowed
" 4-Barrneier, H., petition of, asking for use of Armory Hall 367
" 4 -Board of Health, report of 369, 370, 371
" 17 - Bills allowed and referred 371, 379
" 17 -Bird, John E., petition of taxes 375. 377. 381, 382
" 17-- Bonds, Funding, Martin- Strelau, selling of 376
" 22- Boetschler, Mrs. Dora, petition of taxes 379
grading " 22 -Bills allowed din f 379
" 22 -Bee Branch sewer, 16th to 18th St., a g o
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" 22 -Bee Branch sewer, 27th St., grading of
" 23 -Bills allowed
Nov. 23 -Board of Equalization, report of
Dec. 1 -Bills allowed
" 1 -Board of Health, report of
" 15-Bills allowed and referred
" 15 -Bonds of Wm. Schaffhauser Assessor elect and
" 27 -Bills allowed
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6- Cleveland Ave. north side of, bet. Bluff St. Extension and
Union St. sidewalk, special assessment 5, 7
" 20- Carnegie -Stout Free Public Library, annual report of Board
of Trustees 14, 15, 16
" 20- Casey, Mary L., petition of taxes 17, 328
Feb. 3- Corcoran, James, petition of taxes 33, 46
" 3- Columbia Camp No. 78, petition of, asking for the use of
Armory Hall for a Fair 33
3 -C. M. & St. P. Ry., asking the right to lay a spur on Lot 243
in E. Dub. Add. to Dubuque Packing Co. plant 34, 52. 150, 157
3 -City Recorder, instructed to notify Democratic and Citi-
zens Central Committees to furnish list of Judges & Clerks 41
10- Cleveland, D. W.. petition of, taxes 42, 92
10 -Cedar St. from 12th to 13th Sts., opening of 47, 48, 77, 90, 91
17 -C. M. & St. P. Ry., assessing of property by J.W. Stapleton 52
17- Closets in City Hall, repairing of 59
17 -City Hall, iron plates on steps, removal of .
17 -City Meat Inspector, instructed to enforce ordnance 59
28 -Carr, Ryder & Adams, petition of, asking the right to carry
pipes from their power house across street 63, 93, 348, 362
Mar. 2- Canvassing vote cast at Primary election 80
" 2-Calaboose. repairing of 83, 116, 185
" 18- Carney, Edw., et al, petition of, asking that the sanitary
sewer be extended in Couler Ave. front of lots 14, 16, 18, in 88
J. King's 1st Addition
18- Culvert in alley between Jackson St. and Couler Ave., ap- 92
proval of
18- Culvert in alley between Couler Ave. and Lemon St., ap- 92
proval of 92
18 -C. M. & St. P. Ry. Co. assessment, collecting of 95
18- Coleman, Wm., asst. engineer, increase of salary
24- Cleveland Ave.. petition of Jos. McCaffrey, et al. improv-
ing of 96
" 24-Corrance. W. S., et al, petition of, asking for grade on alley
bet. Alta vista and Belmont St., from Rose to W. 14th St_ 96
Apr. 7- Cutler, Ida M., petition of assessment 45, 50, 112, 258, 274,345
7- Canvassing ballot cast at election of April 4, 1910 120
14- Culbertson. J. M., et al, petition of, asking that the unsani- 122
tary conditions on W. 5th St. be inspected 122
14- Cooper St. as a dump, abating of
21- Columbia Camp No. 78, petition of. asking for the use of 129, 130, 193
Clay St. for a carnival
21- Contest of Election, H. Brinkman, and Geo. Wyb an 138, 139, 149, 160
21 -City Hall, insurance policies, renewal of 132, 137, 138
May 19- Cahill. Thom. & Chas. McManus, asking that their salaries 159,187
be increased 166
" 23 -City Hall, repairing of
" 23 -City asking waterworks trustees to convert lot on which 166
standpipe is into a park 179.196
June 2- Cheetham, I. J., petition of, settlement of taxes
" 2- Clark, Mrs. Thos. H., remonstrance against water drains 179
" 19- Columbia St. from Pleasant St. to Linwood Cemetery, im 185, 189, 190
proving of
10 -City Hall, painting and papering offices 190
16- Chicago Great W. Ry. notice to repair crossings on Rhom- 194
berg Ave.
28- Committee appointment of, confer with Water Wks Trustees 199
28- Chimneys at City Hall, cleaning of
199, 253
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July 7- Cooper St., grading of 211
21- Carnegie -Stout Free Library Board of .Trustees, resolution 222
fixing one -third of a- mill taxes
" 21- Carnegie -Stout Free Library Board of Trustees. appointing 223
Miss Helen Sauer, as a member of said Board
" 26- County Road fund, collecting of 227, 228, 257, 348, 398
Aug. 4- Connolly, John, et al, petition of, asking that Grandview 253
Ave. be improved
" 4- County treasurer, instruction to, regarding county road fund 256
" 19- Culvert on 17th St., notice of cleaning
" 29-- Chowers, Mrs. A., petition of, asking grade on Pearl St 281
29- Condon, Mrs., permission granted to remove dirt in alley 2 8 2
bet. W. 14th and Dubuque avenue
Sept. 1- Communication from a Dubuque merchant, asking council 301
to compel an employee to pay his account
" 9- Carmody, Kate, petition of assessment 306, 312
" 9 -Clay St., from 10th to 11th St., repaving 308, 309, 331, 377, 388
" 15- Casey, Mary L., petition of taxes 312, 311
" 15- County 'Road fund, - how expended 316
" 26- City's assessment improving Bluff St
" 26- Chicago Great Western Ry. notice to fill up Elm St. from 316
25th to 27th St
Oct, 6 -Court of Honor Industrial Club, petition of, asking for use 335
of Armory Hall 316, 335
" 6- Chicago, Gt. W. Ry. intention to move terminal
Nov. 4- Coates - Kiene, H. and Frances Coates, Sr., petition of as- 367, 379
sessment • ,
" 4- Carnegie -Stout Free Library, trustees, appointing Judge 368
M. C. Matthews as member of said ,Board
" 4- Cooper, A. A. Wagon & Buggy Co., reducing of assessment 368
" 17- Crenion, Mrs. Eliza, petition of taxes 371. 379
" 17- Clark, F. M., petition of assessment
" 17 -Civic Division by Marion M. C. Tredway, petition of taxes 372, 376
Dec. 1- Collis, Geo., petition of, that alley in Cora St. he opened 395
" 1- Crossings at 10th, 11th and 12th Sts., and Bluff St., plac- 400
ing same in passable condition 401, 400
7- Coasting, providing of certain streets 401, 419
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27- Citizen's State Bank, accepting of taxes
27- Citizen's State Bank, petition of, erroneously taxed
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6 - Dorgan Lane. from Ellis to alley first east thereof, plat of_ 5, 37, 95,135
6- Dubuque Base Ball Club, petition of, asking the right to use 1
Armory Hall for a fair
" Dillon, Timothy, petition of, assessment 2, 36
" 6 -Davis Ave., north half, referring of
" 20- Dubuque Woodenware & Lumber Co., asking that the Ninth 14, 227
Ave. sewer be extended to the river____._
Feb. 3 - Dubuque Packing Plant, asking for fund to cover Bee Branch 32
sewer between 16th and 17th Streets___
" 3- Dubuque Boat & Boiler Works, petition of, asking for space 33
at foot of Third Street
3 - Day, Wm. H. and wife, deed to city of Dubuque for a strip 35, 36
of ground on Wilbur Ave., reporting of
" 10- Dupont, Rev. Jos. A., petition of, asking that alley between
3rd Ave. and north line of Lots 433 - 462, South side, so
as to build the Holy Trinity Church 42, 52, 54, 78, 79, 81
" 17 Dennis, W. S., et al, asking to have water mains extended 49
in West 17th from Hill St. to Needham Place
` 28- Dougherty, Kate, petition of, damage case 63.130
" 28- Dubuque National Bank, borrowing of money by city 64.82
Mar. 18- Dubuque Lumber Co., et al, petition of, asking that Lincoln 88
Ave. from 4th Ave. to 9th Ave. be graded
" 18- Dobmeyer, Mary, damage claim 89
" 24- Dunning Ave., grading of 98, 99
Apr. 7- Dubuque Biscuit Co., petition of, taxes 112,182
7- Davis, G. E., petition of, harbor assessment 112
7- Dubuque Altar Mfg. Co.. petition of, taxes 112,182
14 -De Lorimier, Mary, petition of, taxes' 122,378
14- Dubuque National Bank, petition of, assessment 122, 403
21- Dubuque Packing Co., petition of, asking the City to exam- 129
ine the walls of the Bee Branch sewer
29- Dubuque Opera Co. and W. J. Burns, serving of no 137, 156, 157
tice, regarding party wall
May 5 - Dubuque Shippers' Association, address by Senator Frudden 154
" 5- Davis, Mr., asking for space in harbor
" 19- Davis, G. E., and Dubuque Motor Boat Club, petition of, 157, 194
asking for a space in harbor 157,194
19- Dubuque Motor Boat Club, petition of
19- Dubuque Base Ball and Amusement Association, objection 158
to assessment of 27th St.
19- Dubuque Trades and Labor Congress, petition of, asking 159
city to employ only skilled union labor
23 -Dodge St. and Grandview Ave. grade stake, given for a 166
distance of 600 feet 184
June 2- Dorgan Place, curb line
" 16- Dornes -Busch Land Co., et al, petition of, asking that
Grandview Ave. be improved from Dodge to So. Dodge St. 193
" 22- Dubuque Aerie No. 568, F. O. E., petition of, asking the use
of 24th and 25th St., Washington and Jackson, for carnival 195
July 21- Donaldson, Matilda, Petition of taxes 222, 378
" 26- Dubuque Bridge Co., annual report of 226, 258, 270
29 Dennis Bros., petition of, asks that 1st St. be raised 12 inches 228, 341
Aug. 4 - Dubuque Park Commission, petition of, asking that Grand- 253
view Ave. be parked in the center
" 10 -Delhi St. from Asbury St. to city limits, improving of
257, 272, 316, 317, 332, 333, 335, 343, 350, 351
Sept. 1- Dubuque Park Commissioners, petition of, asking that im-
mediate action be taken in Seventh Ave. improvement___ 301
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15- Dubuque Park Commissioners, report of 312
" 20- Democratic Central Committee instructed to file list of reg-
ister clerks 315
Oct. 6- Dietl, Anna, petition of taxes 336
" 6- Dubuque Brewing & Malting Co., petition of, asking per-
mission to construct an Overhead bridge on 27th St 336, 351, 389
" 20- Dubuque & Wisconsin High Bridge Co. petition of taxes 345
Nov. 17 Mary A., petition of taxes 371
" 17- Dubuque Club, petition of taxes 372
22- Drehouse, John, bill of, cleaning stoves City Hall 379
" _ 22- Detention Hospital, taking care of 392
Dec. 1- Dubuque Harbor Co." Add., reducing of assessment 395
" 1- Domenig, Peter, bill for cleaning sewer 395, 420
15- Dubuque Benevolent and Humane Society, petition of, asking
City to put sand on streets coated with oil 405, 419, 420
" 15- Dubuque Lumber Co., petition of, asking to be appointed
city weighers 405
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Jan. 20- Electric light at East Grove Terrace, placing of 18
" 20 Electric light at West 11th St., placing of 18
Feb. 3 -- Electric light at the junction of Iowa and 5th St., placing of 33
" 3 - Electric light at Mt. Carmel ave., placing of 36
" 10- Electric light at foot of Third St. extension, petition of,
by Fischer & Co., et al 43, 44
" 10- Electric light at Adams Ave. and Third Ave., placing of 44
" 10- Electric light at 5th and Iowa St., placing of 44
" 10- Electric light at N. Iowa St., 100 ft. n. of Seminary, placing 44
" 17- Electric light midway bet. So. Dodge and Grandview 54, 94, 97
Mar. 3 - Engler, E. A., petition of assessment 81, 216
" 3- Electric light at Jansen and 5th Ave., by J. Gantenbein, et al 81
4 -Elm St., between 26th and 27th St., blocking of by C. G. W. 82
3 - Electric light at Kaufman Ave. and Frances St., placing of_ 83, 97
18- Electric light on Picket St. on top of W. 14th St. steps, by
J. H. Spencer, et al, petitioners 88, 96, 116, 166, 179
18- Electric light, on corner of Harold & Leibnitz St., by V. 88, 97
Lobstein, et al
" 18 - Eagle Point Lime Works, notification of removing debris
from Bee Branch sewer, in alley west of Dub. Packing Co. 93, 216
Apr. 21-Engineer annual report of 131
21- Elmore, Lizzie, damage suit 131, 132
" 21 -Eagle Point Park, part payment of 135
May 5- Electric light on Avon St., placing of 150, 258
" 19 Electric light on Pleasant St 158
" 23- Electric light on Fourth St., placing of 166, 188
" 23-- Electric light on Sixth St., placing of 166
June 2- Electric light on 28th St., near Washington and Elm St 179
July 29 -East St.. from Delhi to Center St., approving of,and as-
sessment _240, 270, 271, 289, 307, 308, 317, 331, 332
Sept. 1- Electric light at approach of Eagle Pt. park, placing of 301
` 9- Eissenegger, John, et al, petition of, asking to have water 307
plug placed at 27th and 30th St
" 15- Electric light, corner of Klingenberg Terrace and Klein St 311
" 15- Electric light between Dodge St. and W. 3rd St
" 20- Electric light on Washington St., between 31st and 32d St 314
Nov. 4- Electric light at W. end of Chestnut St.. placing of 371
" 17- Eagles' Building Association, petition of taxes
" 17- Eberhardt, L., petition of, asking for sewer in between
Washington and Elm, from 20th St. to Lincoln Ave 371
17- Eagles' Building Association, petition of, asking for use of 372
Armory Hall
" 17 -Elm St., between Eagle Pt. Ave. and Sanford, improving of 376
" 17- Electric light at corner of 18th ffnd White Sts 381
23- Equalization Board, report of
Dec. 1- Ellerman, J., complaint of water running on his property 398, 406
" 27 -Eagle Pt. Lime Works, bill of macadam to city, allowing of 419
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Jan, 6 - Feed furnishing of, for Fire, Police. Sewer and Road Dept.
1, 26, 45, 63, 64, 94, 132, 255, 353, 362, 367, 369, 390
20--Farrell, Mrs. Bridget, petition of, taxes 13
20- Foley, J. P., damage claim, settlement of 17
20 Firemen's caps, furnishing of 17
20 - Fire Department, renting of sleigh 17
20 - Fire Dept., Dodge St. engine house, repairing of floor 17,83
3 - Fire Dept., drivers asking for increase of wages 33, 52
3 - Fire Chief recommendations for increasing protection 34, 52
10 -Fire Dept., purchasing of hose 44, 76, 116
10- Fireman Pension Fund. Board of Trustees. asking the city
that a fund be created 45
17 -Fire house, on Delhi St., enlarging of, by C. E. Mullin, et al 50
17- Fireman's helmets and life- saving net, purchasing of 52, 92
17 -Fire Dept., building of a hose tower at No. 2 Engine house 52, 92, 99
28 -Fire hose dealers, notice to 76
Mar. 3- Fitzgerald, Ellen, petition of, taxes 81
" 18- Fisher, C. H., petition of, assessment 88, 182
" 18 -First St., from Main to Iowa St., and Iowa from 1st to 2nd
St., improvement, approving of 93
" 18- Firemen paid twice a month 95, 99
" 24 -Fire, Central Engine House, repairing roof and doors 98, 313, 316
Apr. 7 -Fifth Ward Non - Partisan League, petition of, asking to
improve Kaufman Ave 113
" 7- Farewell remarks of retiring Council members 120, 121, 122
" 14 -Fifth St. West, sanitary sewer system, inspecting of 122
" 14 -Fire plug at 3rd St. extension, placing of 125
May 5- Fahey. Martin, petition of, asking for grade in alley between
Adair and Audubon and Decorah and Delaware Sts 150
" 5- Fengler. E., address in regard to Bee Branch sewer 153
June 10 -Fire Engine Olinger, repairing of 185, 240
" 10- Fumigating of homes, in case of contagious diseases 186, 199
10- Frith, E. T., notice to, relative to reporting dead animals
removed 186
16- Flick, A. R., petition of, taxes 193, 226
16 -Fire Dept., purchasing of bell for No. 6 House 194
22 -Fire Dept. cart from House No. 5 out of order 195
22 -Fire Dept. House No. 6, repairing of roof 195
July 7- Fenelon Place, improving of 212
" 7 -Fifth St. from east curb line of Locust to west curb line of
Main, improv 'g__216,217,251,254,263,297, 301, 345,346,372
" 29 -First St. from west side of alley to southeast corner of Mc-
Fadden Co., lot raising of 12 in.'s 228
" 29 -Fifth St., between Main and Iowa, gutter, approving of 242
Aug. 19 -First and Iowa St., brick paving of 272
29- Figge, S. W., et al, protesting against laying sidewalk on
Angella Street 281
Sept.20 -First National Bank, petition of, taxes 314.403
" 26 -Fire horse, purchase of 316
Oct. 6- Farley - Loetscher Sashmakers, petition of, asking for use of
Armory Hall 335
" 7 -Fire horse, purchasing of 340, 347, 361
" 7 -Fire House 9th St., settlement with Insurance Co. 340
" 7 -Fuel, furnishing of, to City 353, 362
Nov. 4 -Funds exhausted, laying off of men 369
" 17- Francis, Rev. Bro. S. M., petition of, asking for use of
Armory Hall 372
" 17- Funding Bonds, Martin - Strelau, selling of__375, 377, 381, 382, 401, 402, 429
" 22- Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Elen, petition of taxes 378
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6- Graham, Emma D., petition of, assessment 1, 18
6- Gruenzig, Henrietta. petition of, taxes 1, 2, 52
6 -Grace St., between East St. and Grandview Ave., sidewalk
and assessment 5, 8
6 -Grace St., between Hall St. and Grandview Ave., sidewalk
and assessment 8
" 20- Glover, H. B., presenting statement, regarding high pressure
water main for sprinkling 16.17
Feb. 17-Greene. Dr. J. H.. assessment error 50
Mar. 18- Garbage, hauling of 95, 132,144
" 24- Graham, Mrs., damage case 96
" 24- Glover. H. B. Co., by A. J. Parker. petition of,•asking per-
mission to construct a tunnel on 5th and Iowa Sts 97, 349, 428
Apr. 7- Gonner, Lawrence, petition of, asking that Martha Street to
the west line of alley of Alta Vista St., be graded 112, 187
" 21- German National Demokrat, petition asking to be appointed
one of the official papers of the City 129
May 5 - Garfield Ave. residents complaining of Windsor and Schiller
Ave. being used as a dump .. 150
` 19 -G. A. R. granted use of Jackson' Park for Memorial Day 157
June 2- German Presbyterian Theological School petition of, asking
permission to use east side of East St: to curb._for campus
179. 274, 340, 346, 362
" 16- Grandview Ave. from Dodge to South Dodge, improving of
193. 253 264, 266, 267, 271, 275, 277, 282, 297, 306, 307, 400
" 28- Garbage dump in First Ward, repairing of 200, 214
July 7- Grandview Ave. residents, petition of, rel. to cutting - weeds_ 211
21- Gniffke, H. B., et al, petition, asking council to reconsider
changing name of Pickett Street 221 222 258
Aug. 4- Grandview Ave., parking in center 253, 266, 271
Sept. 20- German Trust & Savings Bank, petition of taxes 314, 403
` 20- German Savings Bank, petition of taxes 314, 403
Oct. 6- Grandview Ave., changing of grade 335, 340
" 20 Gillis, John, petition asking City to reimburse him for fill-
ing in Bee Branch sewer 345
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Jan. 6- Hackney, Thos., petition of, asking extra salary as assistant
Market Master 1 18
" 6 - Hail. John H., petition of, assessment 1, 37
Feb. 3 - Heacock, Elizabeth, petition of, assessment 33, 378
" 3 - Hobbs, Margaret, notice of damages 34, 132
" 3- Haadenshield. J., bill of furnishing oats for Fire dept___37,46,47,53,82,125
" 17 -Hill, Thos.; petition of, assessment 50,116
" 17- Hintrager, Win., vs. City of Dubuque 51
" 17- Hollenfelz, Anna, damage case, settlement of 51
Mar. 1s- Hayes, James A., refunding of taxes 92, 93
" 24 -Hepp, Katrina, petition of taxes 96
Apr. 7- Hintrager, Emile, petition of assessment - 112, 187, 227
7- Hcitzman, Wm., petition of taxes 112
a 7 - Hillard, Mrs. Lena, petition of taxes 112, 378
14 Havard St., grading of, and improving 123, 187, 188, 190, 209, 215
May 5- Heinz, P. M.. et al, petition of, asking that Pear St. from
Cleveland Ave. to Rush St. be surveyed and graded 150
5 - Herod. J. petition of assessment 150
" 5- Harbor Master, instructions to 154, 259, 377, 380
June 2- Hayden, Mrs. C. W., petition of takes 179
• 2 - Hose, Sold to Eleventh St. Elevator Co. 182
" 19 - Hyde. Frances M., petition of taxes 185
" 10- Harrison St., filling up by Peter J. Seippel Lumber Co.__188, 189, 216. 292
" 10- Harrison St., from Yale to Alta Vista St., improving of 189
" 28 -Horse buyers, notice to 209
July 7- Hodges, 'Thom. L., et a], petition of, asking that old building
on Alderson property be removed 211, 227
" 7 -Hill, Anna, donating portion of land to City 212
• 21- Hussman, H., et al, petition of, sewer between Lincoln and
Eagle Point Ave 222, 228
Aug. 4 -Hall, T. J., recommended as engineer 254
" 10 -Heer, Fred & Son, petition asking for grading stakes on
Wilbur Lane 257
• 18 -House boats, moving of, from harbor, injunction dissolving
of. City Attorney 266, 270, 377, 380
` 19- Harbor Master, injunction, serving on, restraining him from
moving house boats 270, 377, 380
29- Hayden, Mrs. Clement D., petition of, assessment 281; 378 -
Sept. 9 -Heeb Street, giving grade 308
• 20- Higgins, E. A., petition of, asking to run skating rink 314
Oct. 6 - Hygiene Committee of Woman's Club, petition of, asking
City to purchase Olinger property on Jackson Street 335
" 6 - Higbee. Capt. H. G., of Governor Greys, petition of, asking
that Armory ceiling be repaired 335
20 Hassett, Mr., asking if filling in sewer in Grandview Ave.
should be tamped or slushed 345
20 -Ham, Sarah, petition of, asking City to arrange grade on
Seventh Ave so as to leave her drive to her premises 345
26 -Heeb, A. F., report of private sewer in Farley's Sub 351
Nov. 26 -Horse buyers, notice to 391
Dec. 1- Haggerty, Dr. J., contract, expiring of 398
" 15 -Hurd, L. G., executor of will of S. K. W. Scott, petition of
assessment 403
" 15- Higbee. Capt., petition of, asking Council to extend privilege
405
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Jan. 20— International Assn. of Machinists, Julien Lodge No. 379, ask 14
for the use of Armory Hall for a dance 18
" 20— Isborn, Barbara, petition. of assessment
Feb. 3 — Irving Ave. and Delhi St., Council purchasing small tract 33, 94
of land, by Chris. A. Voelker 93
Mar, 18—I. C. Ry., assessment, collection of
Apr. 14—Invitation to City Council from Galena, Ill., to attend 122
Grant's Birthday celebration
" 14— Indebtedness of Telephone Co. to the City of Dubuque 125, 153
May 5 — Invitation to City Council from Dubuque Base Ball Club to 150.151
attend opening game
" 5— Invitation to City council from B.P.O.Elks to attend banquet 154
" 19 Irving Ave. opening of, to Delhi St 158, 239
" 19— Invitation, from Memorial Day Committee, to partake in 159
parade
June 10— Invitation from Des Moines Commercial Club to attend ex- 185
position
" 10— Invitation from Mt. St. Joseph's College, to attend exercises 185
" 16 Invitation from Daughters of American Revolution to at- 194
tend exercises
July 21 —Iowa Telephone Co.. petition of, asking City to lay out curb
line on east side of Rowan St. from Southern Ave. to 222
Grandview Ave.
21— Invitation from Dubuque Automobile Club to City Council 222
to take a tour through city
21 Invitation from League of American Municipalities to at- 223
tend session
21— Invitation from C. M. & St. P. Relief Assn. to attend picnic_ 223
29— IrvingAve. from Delhi to Decorah Ave., grade and improv-
ing 239, 272, 316, 317, 332, 335, 336
Aug. 4 —I. O. O. F. Harmony Lodge No. 2, petition of, assessment_ 253
" 4— Invitation from Dubuque Motor Boat Club, to attend picnic 254
" 19 —Iowa Telephone Co., petition of, asking to extend wires on
269,281,341
Wilson Ave. and Julien Ave.
Sept. 1 —Iowa League of Municipalities, communication and bill 301, 308
" 9 —Iowa League of Municipalities meeting, appointing delegates 308, 312
Nov. 4-- Invitation from Mr. Rosenthal to Council to attend opening 368
of New Majestic
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li eb. 17— Judges and Clerks of Election, appointing of
Mar. 18—Jaeger. A. E., minor, and Emma Jaeger, mother, remitting
of taxes
Apr. 7 —Jones Bros., petition, of taxes
21— Jordan, Anna M., petition of, assessment
July 26 —Jury, to assess damages,- on opening of Spring and Booth
Sts., report of
" 29— Julien Ave., brick gutter. approving of
Sept. 15 Jaeger, Mrs. Mary K., petition of, taxes
Nov.11— Jewelers, notice to
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129,187
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242
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Jan. 20- Keenan. Anna, damage case, settlement of 17, 257
Feb. 17- Kimball. Geo. M., petition of, taxes 49, 379
" 17 -Kane, T. F., furnishing feed for Fire Dept. 1, 45, 63, 64, 94
" 24- Kenneally, Frank, petition of, error in assessment of Geo.
Luke 96, 195
Apr. 7- Kaufman Ave., improving of 112
7 -Kean, James R„ petition of, damages 112
" 14- Kretschmer, W. M., et al, petition of, regard to Cooper St., 122
using as a dump
" 21- Kingsley, Joseph F., et al, petition of, assessment on West
129 154
Locust St.
May 5- Keckevoet, John., petition
" 19- Krayer, John, petition of, asking to be appointed timekeeper
June 2 -Katz, C. W., petition of, asking for back salary
" 2- Klingenberg Terrace, grade line •
" 2- Keyes, Miss Jessie M., granting of permission to work in
hand with Board of Health
" 10- Kokusek, F., et al, petition of, keeping open of Rosedale
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of, asking for space in harbor__
150, 165, 259, 373, 377
158
179
184
ve.
July 7 -Kien, Peter, petition of, asking that obstruction in alley
from 17th to 18th, bet. Sycamore and Linn St., be removed
7- Kearney, Michael, petition of, assessment for sewer
" 26- Kenkel, Ernst., et al, petition of, asking that Klingenberg
Terrace be improved
" 26- Kassler, M., vs. City of Dubuque, settlement of
Aug. 4- Karsch, Chas., grade line given
IC 29- Kenneally, Frank, et al, petition of, asking that Grandview
Ave. be improved__..
" 29 -King, Homer S., communication of, asking City to endorse
San Francisco for holding of exposition in 1915
Sept.15- Kuehnel E., petition of, asking for grade stakes
20- Kenneally, Frank, et al, petition of, asking that water mains
be extended in Grandview Ave
" 28- Kenety, J. M., petition of, asking to use rock crusher on
17th St.
Oct. 6- Klunschoedt, Philip, et al, petition of, regarding C. G. W.
Ry. laying additional tracks on Elm St. bet. 25th and 27th St.
" 20- Kenety, J. M., petition of, asking City's intention regarding
the rolling on Bluff St.
Nov. 4- Kampmann, Geo. H., petition of, assessment
" 22- Kenety, J. M., petition of, asking for extension of time on
Bluff St.
" 22 Kemps, Mrs. A., et al, petition of, asking. to have Elm St.
bet. Eagle Pt. Ave. and Sanford Ave. improved
" 22- Kelley's Lane, grading of, funds to come from grading fund
Dec. 7- Kelly, J., assessor, petition of, asking for extra allowance for
overtime
" 27- Keller, W. J., petition of, asking for use of Armory Hall
" 27- Kolfenbach, Louis, petition of, asking for increase of wages
185,186
188
211
212
225
225, 271
256
275
275
313
314
323
336
345, 347
367
376
376
380
401
418
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T 20- Luchterhand, F. L. M., remonstrance in regard to sewer in
Henry St. from Windsor Ave 16, 94
" 20-Land, plat of, part conveyed by the State of Iowa to City
of Dubuque 16
Feb. 3- Liquor, intoxicating, consent to sell____33, 50, 63, 81, 82, 87, 88. 96, 113, 130
197, 200, 201. 270. 306, 311, 336, 348, 372, 376, 395, 405, 407, 408, 410 to 418, 421
" 3- Linehan. Dr. M. D., asking Council to purchase a public am- 33. G5, 66
36
42, 52
43, 116
59
76, 144
88. 116
88
89, 130
96
96, 195
bulance
" 3 -Luke. Geo. G., remonstrance against Asbury St. improvement
" 10 -Luz, Henry, et al, relative to changing name of Anna Place_
" 10- Laude, E. P., petition of, taxes
" 17- Laborers' wages, employed by City, increasing of_
28- License, notice for collection
Mar. 18- Longueville, Elizabeth, petition of, assessment
" 18- Lincoln Ave., from 4th Ave. to 9th Ave., grading of
" 18- Luckey, Ralph, damage claim
" 24- Lancer, Frank, petition of, assessment
" 24 -Luke, Geo. W., assessment error
Apr. 7- League of American Municipalities, petition of, asking City 112
to become members -
May 14 -Labor Leader, petition of, asking to be named one of the of- 150
ficial papers of the City
" 19- Lawson, Mrs. Edith, petition of, assessment 159, 186
July 7- Lawlor, John W., clerk of P. & F. Corn., appointment of 214
" 21- Loetscher, A. A.; et al, petition of, asking that Picket St. be
improved so as not to wash out
Aug. 10 -Luke, James M., et al, petition of, asking Delhi St. be im- 257
proved
Sept. 1 -Lee, James, petition of, asking to have ground viewed on Lot 301
4 of 692 311, 341
" 15- Leahey, Josephine, petition of, assessment , 316
" 26- Lawlor Ave., grading of 336
Oct. 6- Lynch, James, petition of, assessment
" 26- Lemper, Henry P., petition of, asking to move scales across
street 351, 380. 400
Nov. 17- Langworthy Ave. from Hill to James St., extension of, sub-
372.373.379.380
376
mitting of plat
22- Legislative representative, appointing of____
Dec. 27 -Lee, James & Son, bill of 5% retained on W. Locust St. im-
provement, referring of
" 27 -Lady Chaperon, for skating rink, appointing of
222
420
420
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Jan. 6- Margadant, Jos., petition of, taxes 1, 18
" 6---Meyer, August, buying of rock from Alta Vista St. 9
" 20- Mathes, L. D., and B. F. Blocklinger, petition of, taxes in
regard to the Avenue Top Mining Co. 13, 37
" 27- Mathis -Metz Co., bill for scale hooks and funding bonds,
allowing of 420
" 20 -May, - Airs. Helen, notice of damage suit 14, 89
" 20- Moore, Herbert, notice of damage suit 14
Feb. 3- Myers, D. D., et al, petition of, asking to vote a tax levy at
next election for park purposes 32
" 10- Motulsky Bros., petition of, taxes 42, 52
" 17- Mullin, C. E., et al, petition of, asking the City to enlarge
the Fire Station on Delhi St. 50
" 17- Melchoir, M., petition of, assessment 50, 92
28- Markey, H., petition of, asking for back salary 63, 82
Mar. 18 -Mehl, Jacob, petition of, assessment 88
" 18- Moore, Myrtle, damage case 89
" 18-Metter, Jacob, canceling of assessment 91
" 24- Martha St. from Alta Vista to alley west thereof, grading of 112, 187
" 24- Mining shafts, fencing of 99
Apr.1.4 -- Mauer, Herman, Sr., petition of, assessment 123
14- Market Square, cleaning of 125, 127, 145
" 14- Miller, George, back salary paid 125, 126
" 14 -Motor drivers, notice to 144, 145
May 5- Massey, Charles, damage claim 153
19- Memorial Day Committee, petition of, asking for an ap-
propriation 158
" 19- Morrison Bros., petition of, having sewer run into their place 158, 226
" 23- Martha St., from Alta Vista St. to alley first west thereof,
improving of__163, 187, 209. 215, 221, 225, 250, 265, 377, 393, 405, 407, 409
June 2 -May, Mrs. Helen, petition of, taxes__ -_.- 179
" 19- Mindorfer, H., et al, petition of, asking to extend sewer on
Seminary St. 185
" 16- Martin- Strelau Co. vs. City of Dubuque, attorney expense 193, 375
" 16- Morrison Bros., letter to Mayor 194
" 22- Markey, H., petition of, asking for back salary 195
" 28- Markey, H., petition of, asking City to furnish sup rc e 215, 232, 293, 294
bond
" 28- Minard, Frances A. and Walter C., petition of, vacating al- 198
ley on College Ave.
July 7- Moore, H. S., et al, petition of, asking that Picket St. be 211
changed to Montrose Terrace
" 21- Marihart, Leo, et al, petition of, asking that O'Neill Ave. be 222
improved by laying sidewalk
" 21- Markey, H., asking City to pay damages caused by steam 222 269, 351
roller
" 27- Morrison Bros. granted permission to construct driveway 227
across ditch
" 29- Michel, B., et al, petition of, asking for grade, for concrete
curb and gutter on both sides of 10th St. from Main to
Iowa St. 228
" 29- Mulligan, Patrick, appointing as plain clothes man 240
Sept.15 -Madi, Mrs. Joe, petition of, taxes 314, 341
20 -Mehl, Jacob, petition of, taxes-._ ,
" 26- Myers, D. D., et al, petition of, asking Council to take ac-
tion in regard to the C. G. W. Ry. moving terminal 316, 339
Oct. 20 -Maple Leaf Lodge No. 581, petition of, asking for use of 345, 348
Armory Hall
Nov. 4- Meehan, Mrs. Mary, petition of, taxes_._ 367
" 4- Market Master, assistant, appointing of 369
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" 17- Morrison - Kretschmer Mfg. Co., petition of, taxes 371, 379
" 17- Martin, W. B., Sec. Dubuque Club, petition of, taxes 372-
" 17- Martin - Strelau vs. City of Dubuque, settlement of
375, 377, 381, 382, 401, 402, 429
Dec. 1- Machinists' Union, Julien Lodge No. 379, resolution, adopt- 395, 405
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Feb. 3— McCarten, bill for plumbing at Central Engine House
Mar. 24— McCaffery, Jos., et al, petition of, asking that Cleveland
Ave. be improved
May 5— McNulty, John L., petition of, assessment
" 19— McCeney, Mrs., petition of, asking for a reduction on West
Locust St. improvement
" 19— McGrath. Mrs. Alice, petition of, asking that she be re- 158
funded sum for West Locust St. improvement 193,196
June 16— McDonnell, B., petition of, increase of salary
July 7— McFarland, J. F., et al, petition of, asking that Cooper St. 211
be graded
" 7— McParland, J. F., et al, petition of, asking that Fenelon Place 212
be improved 222 226
" 21— McDermott, Matt, petition of, o petition of, asking Council
Aug. 4— McFadden Coffee & Spice Co., P
to open street and locate intakes for storm sewer
Oct. 20— McGovern, C. L., petition of, assessment
Nov. 17—McCoy, Mrs. Mary, petition of, taxes
Dec. 7— McConnell, Wm., asking for increase of wages, as fireman__
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36, 38 Jan. 6 —Ninth St. bet. . et al, pe ition of, asking special
sidewalk M be
NIar.18— Newburg, J. W.
96 laid on east side of Fremont Ave.
150 July 7— Nagle, Jos. J., refund of taxes
29 —North Booth St., from Julien Ave. to W. 14th St., improv-
158, ing of
Dec. 27—Nicol.Thomas, from n o t ce property City and Treasurer restraining
them
253
345, 379
• 371
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Jan. 6- Ohmert. I. E., petition of, remitting of license 1
` 6- Officers, report of 2, 3, 4
" 20- Officers, report of 16
Feb. 3- Ordinance. Election of Park Commissioners and Duties 31, 32, 76, 77
" 3- Officers. report of 34, 35, 36
" 3- O'Farrell Cont. Co., bill for improving Alta Vista St., allow-
ing of 36
3- Ordinance, amending an Ordinance, granting the I. C. Ry.
the right to use portion of Dodge St. bet. S. Main and
Dodge St. 37, 38, 77, 78
10- Officers. report of 43, 44, 45
17- Officers, report of 50, 51, 52, 53
28- Olinger. John. petition of, taxes 63, 98
28- Officers, report of 63, 64, 65, 66
Mar. 3- Officers, report of 82, 83
" 18- Officers, report of 89, 90, 91
" 24- Officers, report of 97, 98, 99
Apr. 7- Officers, report of 113, 114, 115, 116
7- Ordinance changing name of Anna Place to West 15th St__ 116
" 7- Ordinance changing name of Thomas St. and Franklin St.
to West 16th St. and Yates St. to So. Catherine St. 116
14- O'Connor, F., petition of, asking to be appointed stoker on
steam roller 122
14- Officers, report of 123, 124, 125, 126
14- Ordinance vacating alley bet. Rhomberg and Lincoln Ayes.
from 2nd to 3rd Ave 124, 145
14- Officers, appointing of, and deputies 125, 130, 153, 162
21- Officers, report of 130, 131, 132
21- Ordinance, changing name of Anna Place to West 15th St 144
May 5- Officers, report of 151, 152, 153, 154. 155
" 5- Officers, report of 159, 160 161
" 23- Ordinance granting the C. M. & St. P. Ry. Co. to operate
a spur across alley from 17th to 18th St., bet. Pine and
Maple Street 164, 165, 176, 177
June 2- Officers, report of 179, 180, 181, 182, 183
" 16- Officers, report of 193, 194
" 22- Officers, report of 195, 196, 197
July 7- Officers, report of 212, 213, 214. 215
" 21- Officers, report of 223 224
29- Obermayer. R., resignation as street - sweeper 228
29- O'Meara, Dennis, street sweeper, appointing of 228
29- Ordinance granting Peter J. Seippel Lumber Co., permis-
sion to fill up Harrison St., bringing same to grade___229, 230, 292, 293
29- Ordinance establishing a grade on Havard St 230.294
29- Ordinance granting German Presbyterian Theological
School, permit to use part of East St. for campus___230,231,274,346,362
29- Ordinance granting Union Electric Co. permission to lay
stub switch at Eagle Point 231, 232, 295, 296
29- Ordinance granting Union Electric Co. permission to build
loop around Phoenix Park 232. 233, 294, 295
29- Ordinance changing location of alley west from College Av 232, 293, 294
29- Ordinance creating a Policeman Pension Fund__233, 234, 235. 290, 291, 292
29- Ordinance establishing a grade on Wilbur Ave. from west
end of Olive St. to east line of Spruce St 236, 237, 292
Aug. 4- Officers, report of 254, 255, 256
" 10- Officers, report of 257, 258, 259
" 16- Officers, report of 266, 267
" 29- Officers, report of 282
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" 29- Ordinance changing name of Spring St. to N. Booth St 303, 304, 305
$ept. 1- Office of
9- Orioles , Fr Order No. 11, asking for use of Armory 306
Hall for a fair
9- O'Hare, O. A., petition of, asking that sidewalk be laid 306
on Railroad Ave. and Valley Street 312, 313, 314
15 Officers, report of
15- Olinger ground on 22nd St., securing an option of and ap-
pointment of committee 313, 314, 315, 380, 420
" 26- Ordinance establishing a grade on 7th Ave 317, 318
O 6- Officers, report of
7- Ordinance amending an ordinance in regard to German 346, 347
Presbyterian School to use portion of East St. for campus
340, 341, 346, 362
20- O'Hare, Ann, special assessment, deducting of 346
20- Officers, report of 346, 347
21- Ordinance, granting Carr, Ryder & Adams Co., permission
to carry pipes across Jackson St. bet. 9th and 10th____348, 349, 362, 363
21- Ordinance granting H. B. Glover Co. permission to build 349 350, 428
tunnel on Fifth Street
26- Ordinance granting Dubuque Brewing & Malting Co. per-
351, 352, 389
mission to build bridge across 32d St , 360
" 26 Ordinance establishing grade on 7th Ave 365, 366
Nov. 3- Officers, report of 367, 368, 369
" 4- Officers, report of 373
" 17- Officers, report of 376, 377, 378, 379, 380
" 22- Officers, report of __3 396, 397, 398
Dec. 1- Officers, report of 406, 407, 408
" 15- Officers, report of
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P 376 Jan. 6- Pleasant St., notice of, putting street in proper condition-- 4 Nov. 22-Quinn, Mrs. Sarah, petition of assessment_
6- Patrol House, repairing -of floor 6,17
Feb. 3 -Park Commissioners, election of officers and duties 31, 32, 45, 48, 123
" 3- Philips, John, petition of, assessment 33, 188
" 3- Police Dept., asking increase of wages, by P. Sullivan, et al_ 34, 66
" 10- Papin. O. E., et al, asking permisssion to build wagon
bridge across Lake Peosta from foot of 17th St 43, 49, 227
" 10- Printing Council proceedings for year 1909 45, 49, 77
" 10 -Park Commissioners, levying % mill for park improvement 48.45
" 28- Police Pension Fund, creating of 66, 307
" 28- Proclamation of mayor 79, 109, 110
Mar. 18- Pleasant St. approving of improvement S
" 18- Purchasing of 1 car load of tarvia 93
" 18- Purchasing supplies, dividing among firms 95
` 18- Police paid twice a month 95, 99
Apr. 14- Pitschner. Louise, petition of, asking to be appointed
weightnistress 122, 187
" 21- Patrol wagon men, instructions to. 135
" 29- Police Chief, appointing of 137
" 29- Police and Fire Commissioners, examining of applicants 145
May 5 -Pear St. from Cleveland Ave. to Rush St. grading of 150
" 5- Packwood, Pauline, damage claim 153, 211
" 19- Pickley, James R., ex -chief of police, petition of, asking for
back salary 158, 196, 418
19 -Park Custodians, asking for increase in wages 159, 187
" 19- Police, annual report of 159
" 23- Police helmets, furnishing of 166, ,
June 2- Parks. beautifying of, and purchasing flowers
" 2 2- Patrol horse,_ purchasing of 195, 198
" 22- Plumbers, excavating bonds 196, 257, 282
" 22- Purchasing Road Oil for 4th ward 196
28- Poundmaster, assigned to duties of dog enumerator 201
" 30 -Park benches, purchasing of 201
" 30- Purchasing of Road Oil for 3rd ward
July 7 -Park Commissioners, petition of, that 7th Ave. be improved 211, 220, 221
" 7- Pickett St., changing of name
" 21- Pickett St. from W. 14th St., washing out, preventing of 238, 239
" 29- Pickett St., from W. 14th St., improving of 240
" 29- Patrol House, repairing of
Aug. 4 -Pier, H. L., petition of, asking that Valley St. be improved_ 253
20- Peaslee, C. M., et al, petition of, asking that city adopt bet- 275
ter .method for traffic 281
" 29 -Pearl St., giving of grade 281
" 29- Poundmaster, report of
312, 419
Sept.15- Phillabaum, Edna, notice of damages
" 15- Poundmaster, discontinuing of services as dog enumerator_ 341
Oct. 7 -Park Commissioners, report of
Nov. 4- Pilmeyer, Mr., canceling of interest on assessment for im- 367
provement of East St 371
" 17- Pennsylvania St., reducing of width
" 17- Pierce, F. G., communication of, asking council to appoint 372, 376
legislative representative 403, 419
Dec. 10- Popcorn wagon on Eighth St., moving of
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Jan. 20- Reifsteck, Louisa, petition of taxes 17
1 eb. 3- Riker, Henry, petition of taxes _. 33, 93
" 10- Reinfried, Joseph, petition of, asking for back salary 42
" 10 -Road sweeper, purchasing of 45
' 17- Ryder, Mrs. James, petition of, assessment 50
" 28 Ryder, Tom, allowing extra salary as Asst. Engineer 66
Mar. 3 - Rumple, John & D. Cottingham, petition of assessment 81
" 20- Registration, notice of 108
Apr. 14- ' Report of city atty, report on patent dated Nov. 8, 1909 123, 124
May 19 - Rock crusher, using of by Tschirgi & Son__.. 157
19- Railing on Seminary bet. Foye and Gold Sts., changing of_ 158
" 19- Rhomberg, A. L., petition of taxes 158,186
June 10- Rosedale Ave., keep opening of, by F. Kokusek, et al 188
" 22- Riker, Henry, petition of, asking that railing on 11th and
Walnut be removed 195
July 7 - Right of way notice, served on S. B. Lattner, Edw. and
Albert Hannig 215
" 26 -Right of way notice served on Mrs. T. and W. C. Minard 226
Aug. 10- Roberts, J. C., petition of taxes 257, 274, 275
19- JRuhland, Henry, petition of, asking that curb in Gray Add.
be set back 269
" 23- Reilly, T., Chief of Police, petition of, asks increase of salary 275
Sept.20- Republican Central Committee, instructed to file list of
register clerks 315
" 28 Register clerks, approving of 323
Oct. 21 -Ring, Andrew, petition of settlement, of assessment 348, 350
" 21 Registration notice 361
Nov. 17 -Rath, Lois M., et al, petition of. asking use of Armory hall_ 371
" 17- Ruete, T. W., Drug Co., petition of assessment 372
17 'Radford, Geo., et al, petition of, asking for hand rail on west
side of Spruce St. bet. Jefferson St. and Julien ave 372
17 -Right of way notice, opening of alley; Lots 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12,
Gilliam's Sub. Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 4a, 5, 6, 7, 8, Sub. Out Lot 682 390
Dec. 1- Roedell, F. G., et al, petition of, asking use of Armory Hall_ 395
" 1 -Rush, Katherine, petition of assessment 395
" 1- Railing on steps at City Hall, repairing of 398
" 1- Rosenthal, Manager, vote of thanks extended to, by council 400
" 15- Rowland, C. H., petition of, asking for use of Armory Hall_ 405
" 27- Recorder, petition of, asking for increase for deputy 418
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6- Smedley Steam Pump Co. accepting taxes as reported by 2
mayor
6- Seventh Ave. grade, from , Rhomberg Ave. to Station 25 5
6- Sidewalk inspector, report of
6- Sanitary sewer in Jackson St., Peru Road, in alley between
Jackson and Couler, and alley bet. Milwaukee and Dia l, 18, 19, 20, 27
mond Ave. assessment
6 - Sidewalk and north side of Cleveland Ave., between Bluff 5, 7, 19
St. extension and Union St. assessment
6-- Sidewalk on south side of Ninth St., between Clay and
White St. assessment 5, 21, 90, 132, 133
6- Sidewalk on east side of Washington St. between 25th 5, 8, 19, 20
and 27th, assessment
6- Sidewalk on Grace St., between East St. and Grandview 5, 8, 19
Ave. assessment -
6- Scales at Eagle Point and other places reported out of order 6,17
6- Sanitary sewer on Needham Place, remonstrance against 6, 18, 20
assessment
6 - Sidewalk on Grace St., bet. Hall St. and Grandview Ave. 8, 19
assessment
G- Sewer, sanitary, in Henry Place, and in alley first west of
8' 16, 26, 94
Windsor avenue
15 -Snow and ice, notice of removal and assessment___10, 11, 16, 17, 28, 29,
30, 36, 39, 40, 41, 50, 51, 54, 55. 56, 57, 58, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 1 76, 5, 3
" 20- Smith, Louis, petition of, asking for a warrant in his favor 13, 36, 38
for a sidewalk built on W. 3rd St 13,93
20- South, Frank M.. petition of taxes
" 20 -Storm sewer in Ninth Ave., extending to river, petition of, 14
by Dubuque Woodenware and Lumber Co.
" 20- Sewer, sanitary, in W. 5th, notice of special assessment 18, 20, 21
20- Special assessment, constructing sidewalks
20- Sidewalks repaired during Aug., Oct., Nov., and Dec., and 28, 36, 39
assessment
Feb. 3- Sullivan, Patrick, et al, petition of, asking for increase of 34, 66
wages for Police department 38
' 3- Sprinkling wagons, repairing of 44
" 10 -Storm water sewer at 14th St.. cleaning of
" 10- Sanitary Sewer in W. 7th St., from Hill St. to Needham 48
Place, construction of
" 17- Standard Lumber Co., and - Morris Johnson Brown Mfg.
Co. remonstrance against building bridge across Lake Peosta- 49
" 17- Stapleton, J. W.. of C. M. & St. P. Ry., assessing of property 81, 188
Mar. 3- Smith. Anna, petition of, taxes
" 3- Sidewalk on north side of Seminary St., between Harold and
Keppler St., constructing of 83, 94, 259, 342, 343
18- Sumpman, Maria, petition of, assessment - 87, 258
" 18 Sewer, sanitary, in Seminary St. from Madison St. to about
550 ft. west and assessment__88, 98, 147, 155, 160, 163, 27 . 196, ' 28� 270, 0
" 18- Sidewalk on 12th St., between Locust and Bluff, construction
of, by St. Mark's Lutheran Church and extending sill 88, 91
course
" 18- Sewer, sanitary, from present manhole in 25th St. to north 94, 95, 147
line of lots in J. King -1st Add 88
" 18- Sidewalk on east side of Fremont: Ave., laying of
" 18 - Steps on south side of Lot 15, Fairview Sub., removal of 88,158
96
" 24- Stieber, Ida Belle, et al, petition of, assessment
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" 24- Scales at Grandview Ave. and So. Dodge St.. repairing of__ 97
" 24- Sewer, sanitary, in Hayden Lane, from present manhole in
Bluff St.. about 250 feet west and assessment
98. 109, 111. 182, 209, 215, 226, 236, 263, 298
" 24- Sewer, sanitary, in alley between Rhomberg and Lincoln
Ayes. and Second and Third Ayes 99
Apr. 7- Smith- Morgan Printing Co., petition of, assessment .112, 419
" 7- Streets changing of name 116
" 14- Seward, C.F., petition of, asks to be appointed dump foreman 122
" 14- Schlegel. M., petition of assessment 123, 154
" 14- Salaries of officers 124, 125
" 21- Sidewalk on N side of Rush St., bet. So. Dodge and Holly 133
" 21- Sidewalk on E side of So. Dodge St. bet. Cleveland Ave. 133
and Rush St
" 21- Sidewalk on E side of Alpine St., bet. Reeder and Solan St 134, 241
" 14- Sidewalk on S side of Cleveland Ave. bet. Union and Quince 134, 240, 321
" 14- Sidewalk on N side of Cleveland Ave. bet. So. Dodge and 134, 135, 241
Burns St. 138,139
" 29- Sanitary Officer, appointing of
May 5- Spellerberg, R, L., petition of, asking to abate nuisance of
cottonwood trees at 385 W. 11th St 150, 187 ,188
5- Salaries increases, objections to 154
19- Sidewalk on Pleasant St 158
19- Sidewalk on Seminary, bet. Foye and Gold St. 158
19- Spencer, James and Anna, remonstrance against removing 158
steps on Fairview Place 158
19- Schwartz, Mrs. Louisa, petition of taxes
23 -St. Mark's Lutheran Church, petition of, asking for lot line
on Twelfth and Locust Sts.
23- Second Ward Alderman authorized to buy road oil
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23- Sewer, storm, Twenty- Seventh St
23- Sidewalk on College Ave. and West Third St
23- Sidewalk on, between Bluff and Picket St
June 2- Schublin, Mrs. Katherine, remonstrance against water drain
" 2- Siegel, A., regarding swimming school space
" 2- Summit St. and Fifth, grade line
" 19- Sewer, sanitary, in Seminary, extending o
19- Sewer. sanitary, in Grandview Av. from Dodge to So. Dodge
185, 219 225, 252, 263, 264, 282, 297, 302, 305. 309, 311, 323, 331, 186
10- Sewer, sanitary, revising of ordinance 186
10- Scales at Jackson St. reported out of order
10- Seippel, Peter J., Lumber Co., offering to fill up Harrison St. 188
22- Sidewalk on Grandview Av, John Philip owner, settlement of 195
22- Schwartz, J., engineer of steam roller, appointment of 196
28 -Steam roller, raising of
28- Stedman, B. F., Supt. Water Works, petition of, asking 198
right to lay pipe in alley bet. 9th and 10th Sts 200
28- Sidewalk inspector, notice to
July 7 -St. Matthew's Lutheran Church et al, petition of, asking 211
to prohibit the licensing of carnivals, etc 215
" 7- Spring and Booth Sts., altering of 216
" 7 -Stop boxes, on sidewalks, removing of
" 7- Seventh St., from east lot line of Main to west lot line of
Clay St., improving of__217, 251, 254, 263, 296, 308, 378, 392, 405, 406, 409
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23- Sewer. sanitary, in Harvard St., from Yale to Alta Vista__ 166, 182, 190
23- Seventh Ave., improvement of____166, 211, 265, 276, 77., 301, 308, 14,,, 316,
166, 251, 253, 254, 258, 351
166, 343, 347, 360
166, 193, 210
166
179
182,183
184
185, 196
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" 7- Sprinkling around Post Office arid I: C. R. R. freight house- 218
" 21- Sidewalk on O'Neill Ave
21- Sewer,- sanitary, in alley bet. Washington and Elm, from
Lincoln and Eagle Pt. Ave. by H. Hussinann, et al____222, 228, 335,336
" 26- Sanitary sewer, cleaning of, near Beach soap factory 227
" 26- Sweeney. Thos., plain clothes man, appointment of 228
' 29- Street sweeper, resignation of
" 29- Sewer, sanitary, in 25th St., from manhole at intersection of
'alley bet. Jackson and Washington, east to alley bet.
Washington and Elm Sts. 237, 265, 298, 301
" 29- Sidewalk on_south side of 3d St. between Main and Iowa___ 241
242
242
242, 304
253
" 29- Sidewalk on north side of Rush, bet, Union and Quince___
29- Sidewalk on n side of Seminary, bet. N. Main and Paul St.
29- Sanitary sewer in Bennett St., investigation of
29- Sanitary sewer in Mt.Pleasant Av. from Home of Friendless
. 4- Sidewalk on Rhomberg Ave. from end of car line to park
entrance
10- Sidewalk on west side Bluff, front of Lot 1 of Sub: East /
of Lot.. 655
10- Sidewalk on north side O'Neill Ave., bet. Sheridan St. and
Burden Avenue
10- Sidewalk on south side of O'Neill Ave. bet. Sheridan St. and
Burden Avenue
10- Sidewalk on west side of Rhomberg, bet. Shiller and Middle 260, 318, 319
10- Sidewalk on east side of Lincoln, bet.. Reed and Dock St 260, 261
10- Sidewalk on north side Kaufman, bet. Valeria and Cushing_ 261, 323
d Garfield 261, 319
262
262,263
265, 301
269, 270, 275
273, 320, 321
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19- Sweeping of brick streets
29- Stedman. John, petition asking city to fill lot 17, O'Neill Sub.
Sept. 9- Sidewalk on Railroad ave. and Valley St
15- Sheppley, E. H., petition of, regarding curb on Bluff St
" 26- Seemon, Peter, et al, petition of, asking that Lawlor Ave. be 316
graded
" 26- Sidewalk on east side of Klein St. bet. Kaufman Ave. and
Klingenberg Terrace
" 26- Sidewalk on east side of Garfield, bet Windsor and Humbolt
" 26- Sidewalk on east side Rhomberg, bet. Shiller and Middle
" 26- Sidewalk on west side Locust, bet. 1st and Jones Sts
" 26- Sidewalk on north side Southern Ave., between Samuel St. 321
and English Lane
" 26- Sidewalk on west side Southern Ave, bet. Dodge and Valley 322
" 28 -Storm sewer, passing through St. Joseph's College grounds, 324
cleaning of 340
Oct. 7- Sidewalk on Peru Road
7 -Sewer connection with Bee Branch at Eagle Pt. and Sanford
341
342, 372
" 7- Sewer, sanitary, in alley bet. Garfield and Rhomberg ave
343. 353, 361
" 20- Sidewalk, letting of contract
" 20- Stevenson, Chas., asking city to allow compensation for put- 345, 380
ting sewer in Dodge Street
" 20- Sewer, sanitary, in Grandview Ave., slushing or tamping of 345
filling
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259
260
10- Sidewalk on south side Middle Av., bet. Rhomb.
10- Sidewalk on east side of Hill St., bet. W. 7th and W. 5th st_
10- Sidewalk on west side of Bluff St., bet. 10th and 11th Sts___
10- Storm sewer in 27th St
19- Smith, Anna, petition of, assess
19- Sidewalk on west side Locust, bet. 2nd and 3rd Sts 273
19- Sidewalk on east side Booth St., bet. Solon and Langworthy
19- Sidewalk on north side 2nd St., between Locust and Bluff 273, 274, 27
281
306
311, 341
317, 342
319, 335
319, 320
320
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" 26— Strong. H. G., returning of bid
" 26 —St. Joseph Convent. petition of, asking to extend water
mains on Grandview Ave.
Nov. 4— Stoves, in Fire and Police Depts., investigating of
" 17— Sewer, sanitary, bet. Washington St. and Elm St. from 20th
St. to Lincoln Ave.
" 17— Spruce St., west side of, putting up hand railing
" 22— Second National Bank, petition of, assessment
" 22— Scales at 30th St., moving of
" 22— Special assessment, notice of
Dec. 1— Schnee, Wm., petition of taxess
" 7— Skating rink in harbor
" 15— Schaffhauser, Wm., assessor elect, appointing of deputies
" 15— Schaffhauser, Wm., assessor elect for increase of salary for
deputies
15— Sewer, sanitary, bet. Washington and Elm Sts
27— Stahele, Ernst, communication of, offering to take care of
town clock
27— Skating -rink in Lake Peosta
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350 Jan. 20— Tschirgi, M. & Son, offering to complete improvement of
Bluff Street 14, 115
351 " 20— Tschirgi. Fred, notice of damage suit 14, 6$
369 Feb. 17 —Team Drivers" Union, communication stating their wages
per hour, beginning March 1, 1910 50
371 " 17— Thomas St., changing name of 53
372 Mar.18— Twenty- seventh St., from Jackson St. to railroad tracks,
380, 400
376 improvement, approval of and assessment _91,109,115,119,120,158 F. W., petition of, damages to cellar 211
Apr. 21—Telegraph-Herald, petition of, asking city to appoint them
392 the official paper of the city 129
395 " 21 Teamsters, notice to 144
401 May 19—Theis, Mrs., petition of, asking for a reduction on West
405 Locust St. improvement
June 16—Traub & Feigner, petition of, assessment 193
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_�. ' 21— Trades and Labor Congress, petition of, asking city to 222, 259
maintain a public ambulance
419 ` 21— Trades and Labor Congress, remonstrating against the city
420 granting park for Memorial building 222
26— Towels furnishing of, to City 227, 242
29 —Tenth St., from alley east of Main to west line of Iowa, 228 270
cement gutter and curbing of
Aug. 4— Trades and Labor Congress, petition of, asking council to 254
withdraw order with Galesburg Briik Co
" 10 —Tibey Bros., petition of, regarding sewer in So. Dodge 258
" 20— Tobin, F. C., communication of, asking city to endorse 275
New Orleans for exposition in 1915
" 23— Twenty - seventh St. from present improvement to end o
said street, improving of 276, 345, 348, 360
" 29— Treasurer, instructions to, regarding County Road fund___ 305, 281
Sept. 1— Taxes. unpaid, list of
Nov. 4— Torbett, Mary K, directress Home of Friendless, petition of,
asking overflow sewer in Mt. Pleasant Ave. be changed 380, 419
" 22 —Town clock, taking care of 381, 383
" 23 —Tax levy, of, for year 1910
" 23— Truesdale, J. E., appointing of, as tax commissioner for 2 yrs 383
Dec. 1— Trenkle, H.. petition of, asking city to pay for manhole in
alley bet. Iowa and Clay St. and 12th St. and City Hall 395, 398
" 1— Truesdale, J. E., contract, filing of, by City Attorney
" 27— Tatelinan, Morris, petition of, asking for refund of license 418
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Mar. 3 —Union Electric Co., building a retaining wall on Car St 83
" 24—Uttley, H. W., petition of, sprinkling around C. B. & Q.
y depot 97
Apr. 7 —Union Electric Co., petition of, asking permission to build a
loop at south end of Main Street 112, 189
" 7 —Union Electric Co., petition of, asking permission to build
a stub switch at Eagle Point 112, 189, 199
" 21 —Union Electric Co. petition of, asking the right to install
grates 129, 186, 187
May 23- -Union Electric Co., mayor instructed to find out the inten-
tions in regard to extending their lines on Asbury St. and
West Locust St. 166, 179
June 10 —Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association, assess-
ment levied by 187
" 10 —Union Electric Co., offering city flowers for parks 190
" 28 —Union Electric Co., notice to replace Alpine St. to its
proper condition 200
28— Undertakers, notice to 210
Aug. 10 —Union Electric Co., line extending to Mt. Calvary cemetery 265, 266
Sept.15— Urbach, Abe, petition of, asking for grade stakes on Grand- 311
view Ave.
Nov. 22 —Union Electric Co., bill to city for repaving Clay St 380, 395, 420
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Feb. 3— Voelker, Chris. A., asking council to buy small tract of land 33.45
at intersection of Irving St. and Delhi St 42, 51
" 10 —Vogt, Josephine, petition of taxes
Mar. 18 —Van Vors, J. F., petition of, asking the removal of steps on 88
south side of lot 15, Fairview Sub 188
Apr. 21 —Vote of thanks to City Recorder E. Linehan and Deputy
" 21 —Vault cleaners, notice to 144, 199
May 19— Voelker, C. A., petition of, asking that Irving Ave. be opened 158
" 23— Vernon St., from Alta Vista, establishing grade line 166, 194, 196, 218
June 2— Valeria St., from Kaufman Ave. to Cushing Place, im-
provement of 183, 184, 191, 224, 226, 227
July 9— Valeria St., from Kaufman Ave. t23Hart, 52, 253 improving
2 0, 275, 277, 278, 296
Aug. 4— Valley St., improving of 253
3gg 403, 429
Dec. 1— Veterinary services for city
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Jan. 6- Wisgislke, Mrs., notice of damages 1, 14, 83
" 6- Wasser, Christina, petition of, assessment 2, 18, 44, 52
" 6- Weighmasters and wood measurers, report of 5
6- Washington St., bet. 25th and 27th Sts., sidewalk, special asst 5, 8
" 6- Waterworks Auditing Committee, report of 5, 6
" 6- Whelan. John. remonstrance, against assessment for sewer
in Neeedham Place 6
" 20- Waterworks Trustees, bonds, approval of 17
" 20-Warrants issued during December 22, 23, 24, 25, 26
Feb. 3- Waltz, Philip. petition of taxes 32
" 3- Watters, Thos., petition of, assessment 33, 45, 99
" 3- Wimmer, Geo., petition of assessment 33, 45
" 3- Waterworks Trustees, report of 34, 45
" 10- Wurst, Ida, petition of, taxes 42, 51, 63
" 17 -Water mains, in W. 14th St. from Delhi to Audubon Ave.,
extending of 49, 199
" 17 -Water mains in W. 17th St. from Hill St. to Needham Place,
extending of 49, 199
" 17- Warrants issued during January, 1910 67, 68, 69, 70, 71
Mar. 18-Wunderlich, A., petition of, assessment, 87
" 18 -Water mains on Queen St., extending of 91
" 18 -West Locust St., from Hodgen Ave. to Alta Vista St., im-
provement of, accepting of and assessment___91, 109, 115, 116, 117, 118,
119, 154, 163, 164
" 18- Watts, Philip, remitting of taxes 93
" 24- Warrants issued during Feb., 1910 100. 101, 102, 103, 104. 105, 106, 107
Apr. 7- White & Co., and Key City Gas Co., vs. City of Dubuque,
return of court costs 115
" 7 -West 15th St., grading of 120
" 14- Windsor Ave., improvement, approving of__.. 126
" 21- Waterworks Trustee, appointing of 120, 131
" 21 -West Locust St. gutter, part payment by city 135
" 21- Warrants issued during March. 1910 139, 140, 141, 142, 143
" 21- Waterworks, notice to holders of bonds 147
May 5- Watering fountain at Dodge St. between Hill and Alpine
St., placing of 150
" 5- Waterworks quarterly report 155 _
" 5- Windows in matron's quarters, repairing of 155
" 5- Watering fountain at 1st and Main, repairing of 155, 201
" 19- Watering fountain at Seminary, bet. Harold and Wood-
worth Ave. 158, 187
" 19- Wharfage bills, presenting of 159
" 23- Willow St., improvement of 166, 281
" 23- Warrants issued during April 1910__167, 168, 169. 170, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175
June 2 -Water plug at Kane St., placing of 179
" 2 -Water plug at Kniest St., placing of 179
" 2- Windsor Ave., improvement, a point 320 feet north
183, 225, 236, 250, 267, 289, 313, 346, 372, 373, 374, 382 390, 392, 398
19- Wilmot, Chas., et al. petition of, asking that sewer be ex-
tended along Grandview Ave. from Dodge to So. Dodge_ 185
22 -West Eleventh St. removing of iron railing, and reset curb_ 195
22 -Water plug at 3rd St. extension 199
28 -Wiley Bros., petition of, asking for space on Fourth St. to 199, 253
place material
" 28- Warrants issued during May, 1910 202, 203, 204, 205, 206, 207, 208, 209
July 7- Watters, Thos., petition of, asking for sidewalk grade on 211
Wooten Ave
" 7 -West 17th St, and Angella St., opening of alley 215
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21- Workman, J. B., petition of, asking to he paid the 5% 222
commission
21- White, Emily D., petition of, having sidewalk insp. orders
suspended 222
21 -Wiley Bros., petition of, obstructing one -half of 17th St 222
21- Welty, J. J., petition of ,asking that he be given permission
to grade alley in Stines' Addition 222
26- Witnesses who appeared in behalf of city in case of Liz- 225
zie J. Post
26- Waterworks, quarterly report of 226
26- Wilbur Ave. to Spruce St., grading of and improving
226, 236, 267, 289, 301, 377, 393, 405, 407, 409, 428
" 26- Warrants issued during June, 1910 243, 244, 245, 246, 247, 248, 249
Aug. 4 -Wolff, Mrs. Matt, petition of, asking council to ascertain 253, 258
damage done by steam roller , 257
10- Wilbur Lane, giving of grade -stakes to A. Heeb 257
10 -Water Works, annual report of 265
10 Wall on Althauser Ave., repairing of 282
29- Waller, Mary E., petition of taxes 282 314
29 -Water main in Grandview Ave., extending of
" 29- Warrants issued during July, 1910 283, 284, 285, 286, 287, 305
Sept. 1- Wharfage, collection of 307
` 9 -Water plugs at corner of 27th and 30th Sts
" 15- Woman's Relief Corps, petition of, asking for use of Armory 311
Hall
15- Warrants issued during August, 1910 324, 325, 326, 327, 328, 329, 330
Oct. 9- Warrants issued during Sept. 1910 354, 355, 356, 357, 358, 371
Nov. 17-Weland, Susie, petition of taxes
" 17- Woodrich, W. F., protest against sewer, bet. Rhomberg and 372
Garfield Ave. 380
" 22- Wagon, purchasing of, for sewer gang
" 22- Warrants issued during October, 1910 384, 385, 386, 387, 388, 389
" 22- Weeds, cutting of, July, Aug., Sept., 1910, special assessment
en7, 398, 399, 400
Dec. 1- Waller, John R., petition of assessment on blocks in Du- 395
huque Harbor Co. Addition
" 15 -Wood, H. P., Secretary of Hawaii Promotion Committee, 405
communication of, asking for a city directory 418
" 27- Wright, W. S., petition of assessment
" 27- Warrants issued during November, 1910 422, 423, 424, 425, 426, 427
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Feb. 10 —Yale St., east of Havard St, vacating of by Jas. P. Alderson_42, 52, 53, 188
Nov. 22—Young, Charles J., petition of assessment 376