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Home My Public Portal About20231206133000502OF THE CITY OF RHIN I T IANDER, WIS. N G. IAI[LfR 51.-ATibNEft s_. �n l LWAU K.Er 1847& Fthinelnnder, Feb. 3rd.1925 At a regular meetir^lg of the Common Council of the City of Rhinel- ander held in the City Hall on Tuesday evening Feb. 3rd.1925, at 7 :30 o'clock. Meeting called to order by Mayor Gill ey. All alderman present. Minute; of last meeting read and approv The following claims were presented. 5262 Arthur Gilbertson 3 Fred Seidel 4 Reed Drug Store 5 Oneida Gas Co. 6 St. Mary's Hospital.. 7 American Garage 8 Roemer Drug Co. 9 Reardon Drug Co. 5270 Hans Lehne 1 Oneida Grain Co. 2 tewis Hdw. Co. 3 Christ Roepcke 4 Oneida. P. & H. Co. 5 Northern Hay & Grain Co. 6 Aug. Carlson & Bon 7 Rhldr, Light & Power Co.. 8 Bellile Bros. 9 M. R. J e f f r i s 80 Oneida Milk & Ice Cream Co. 1 Harris Wolf 2 Rhldr. Ice Co. Rhldr. Pub. Co. 4 H. Niedecken Co. 5 Burroughs Adding Mach. Co. 6 New North. Ptg. Co. 7 W. D. Lovell 8 Jerry Donohue Eng. Co. 9 R. J. Haight Thomas J. Grcoboski 1.75 7.00 14.25 5.23 2.00 6.00 59. 63 53. 90 24.49 20.1.5 13.75 .35 32. 41 18.00 3.30 749.22 1.41 208.99 4.35 57.00 1.25 71.13 10.68 3.45 75.1'3 239.25 2.18 18.32 25.00 Water Department Claims 5298 Electro Bleaching Gas Co. 43.04 C.E.Morrill,Jr. 10.93 SouthPark Foundry Co. 51.32 Rundle Spence Iilfg . Co. 113.40 Rhldr. Light & Power Co. 196.87 John Noble 16.23 Rhldr. Lbr. & Coal Co. 1.00 American Garage 12.00 Carl Benson 1.00 Moved by Ald. Weid.emann, seconded by Ald. Olson. t1 allowec1 as read and orders i sued for same. Carried, all aLderroxan vot ng aye at roll call. Claim. of the and referred to the Corm it N meeting. bills be Telephone Co. in the .amount a f i.50 read, Fire Dept. to report back at the next Claire. of Chas. L. Brown in the amount of Ca ,0 for damages to his ; rder wa, read and referred to the Board of Public Works to report back at the next meeting. Claim. of Alex McRae in the amount of $5.00 for the loss of chickens destzayed by d ad. Moved ay Aid. K nded b:z Aid. Weidez, men that the claim be turreted over to the Committee on City Affairs. Motion carried. Petition from the Visiting Nurse Association a> Council to ity ai3e their contribut iofl to the salary of. th Visiting Nurse from 50,00 to $75.00 per month, was read and on file, Signed VV jt1 By herii h B. Nu.r 5 M.M aro t Ass'n., " lha1 Pre Sec 1y. Moved ;y A11. We'id 1, seconded b Ald. Calkins that the ted. Carried, all alderman voting aye at roll call. COUNCIL PROCEFDINGS Petition signed by Frank Poskie and ninetee n other residents a nd taxpayers livin g on ;.lesser, High and Lake streets , askin to ha ve an electric light in stalled at the corner of Messer a nd High St. and an electric light in stalled at the west end of L ake St. reed ani on file. Moved by Ald.Miller seconded by Ald. Wagner that the petition be granted. Carried a ll a lderman v oting aye at roll call. RESOLUTION. 'NHEREAS, The people of the State of Wisconsin did, at the ge neral Nov ember A. D. 1924 electioi,vote an amendment to the Constitution of the State whereby the municipalities thereof may have greater power in the a dministration of govern ment fu nctions: a nd WHEREAS, It ie meet tha t the people of the St ate of Wisconsin asse rt ght of self-overn ment in all .matters and things affecti ng their ng; ; an d their well -b WHEREAS' , There has existed wi powers su per ior to that of the mun ici a ctivities of public utility corporat this State, a Commissio n having ies over matters affecting the a nd WHEREAS, It ha s been the exxperience of the City of Rhinelander and other municipalities, tha t said Railroad Commission h as usurped functions a nd exer cised power s to the detrimen t of the people, a nd WHEREAS, The establish: nt of said Commni sr i on is fundame ntally wro ng and in pr actice a. failur e' an d i.rnpose upon the people a subsidatia) n of public utilities; and VdHERE4, Corporate u tilities have no greater right to guarant eed earnin gs than other bu siness corpora tions within this St ate. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: That it is the se nse of this Cou ncil that said. Railroa d Commission be ador lished; and th at municipalities be au- thorized to deal direct with pu blic utilities in all matters of loc al interest, FURTHER i,SOLVED: That it is also the se nse of this cou ncil that su per vision of ra ilroads of this State be placed in the h ands of a Rail- road Commissioner with such n ecessa ry and reaso nabl e powe rs will protect the rights of citizene of this State. FURTHER RESOLVED; That the City Clerk be a nd is hereby authorized and directed to send a copy of this resol ution to she Governor of the State an d to all members of the 925 Legislature. Introduced by Alderma n (Signed) Vim. E. Jones. M oved by Ald.Jon es, seconded by Ald. Weidema.nn that the Resolution be adopted. Carried, all alderman voting aye at roll call. RESOLUTION. RESOLV_h'D BY THE T AYOR AT11) COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY 0 'HI I7LANDER a.s follows: Section 1. For thepur pos oaf providing funds for school purposes in the said City of Rhinelander_, there shall be issued and there a.re hereby order ed and directed to be issu ed. , the negotiable coupon bonds of the said City of Rhinela nder to the aggregate sum of Seventy thous and dollars $70,000.00). Said bon ds be designated "Rhinel ander School Bo nds", sha ll be eighty(80) in n umber. , nuaa'bered f rom one to eighty (1-80) both in clusive, sixty in the den omination of One tho us and dollars ($1,400.00) each, and twenty in the denomina tion of Five hundred dollars ($500.00) each. Said bon ds shall bea r the da tes of April. lst. , 1925 A.B. and shall become due and. payable $3, 500.00 X3,500. 00 e3, 500.00 003, 500.00 500.00 , 500.00 3, 500.00 33, 500.00 '3,500.00 3, 500. 00 follows: April April April Apr il April April. April April April April l st. 1926 lst.19 7 l st. 1928 1stt.1929 let. 1930 let.1931 let. 1932 lst. 1933 lst.1934. i.st.1935 00.00 500 .00 500.00 500.00 ,500 .00 ,500 .00 ,500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00 April April April April April April Ap ril April April April let. 1935 lst.1937 1st. 1938 l st. 1939 lst.1940 ist .1941 let. 1942 1st. 1943 let.1944 lst. 1945 Said bonds shall bear in ter est froi;i and afte r th eir date until paid, at the ra te of interest of(5) per centum per a nnum, p ay able semi-annuaaly on the first day of April and the first day of October of each year, which. inte r- est paymen ts to the date of the matur ity of the pri nciple shall be evidenced by proper coupons attached to each bond and both principle and interest shall be payeble in la wful money of the Un ited States of America at the office of the City Treasurer of the City of Rhinelander, Oneida Co unty, Wisconsi n. OF THE CITY OFOff RHINELANDFR, WIS. F:, STAT, nd each of the interest coupons to be Section 2. Each of said bonds thereto attached shall be in subs nt!ally the following farm, respectively to -wit:: (Form. of Bond) UN IT.FD STATES 01 ArrTERICA of Wisconsin, County of City of Rhinelander/ Rhinelander School Bonds 9nei da, ,000.00 Know Ali Men By These Presents: That the City of Rhinelander, in the County of Oneida., and State of Wisconsin, acknowledges itself to owe and for value received hereby • promises to pay the bearer the sum of One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.0D) on April lst.1926, together with interest from the date hereof until paid, -at the rate of ( ) per centu'rtt per annum, payable semi-annuri.y on the first day of April and the first day of October in each year, as evidenced byand upon the presentation and surrender of the annexed inter- est coupons as they severally cone due, both principal and. interest payable in lawful money of the UNITED STATES Ore A7=TRTCA, at the office ofthe City Trdasurer of the City of Rhinelander, in the State of Wisconsin. And for the payment of this bond, both principal and interest as aforesaid at the maturity, the full faith, credit and resources of the• City are hereby itrevocably pledged. This bond is issled by the said, City for the purpose of providing funds for school purposes in the City of Rhinelander pursuant to and auth- orized by the initial resolution duly passed andadopted by three -fourths of all the members of the council at a regular meeting of the council. The issue of this bond was authorized in all respects in full compliance with the provision of Section 67-06 of the revised statutes of Wisconsin and a1l acts amendatory thereof and supplementary thereto, The value of all the taxable property in the City of Rhinelander' for the last preceding five assessments thereof for State and County taxes is as fellows:: 1929 1921 1922 1923 1924 7, 910, 464.00 47, 936, 432.00 $7,308,493.00 l'7,406,76(".00 7, 707, 670.00 Total ,269 Average of such value is $7,653,966.00 The aggregate amount of the existing bonded indebtedness of said City i $215,250.00. Besides this there is a pendins bond issue of Thirty-five thousand dollars ($35,000.00) for street improvements. That a direct annual irrepea.lable r.x has been levied by said city sufficient to pay'the interest when it fa,l.1s due and also to pay and discharge the principal at maturity. And :i ` is hereby certified and recited that all things, acts, and con- ditions re .ired by the constitution and lags of the State of Wisconsin to happen and be done and'perfor:ned precedent to and in the issuance of this bond, have happened and been properly done and performed in the regular due form. and time as prescribed. by law, that the total indebtedneds of said City, including this bond, does not exceed any constitutional or statutory limitations, and that due provision has been made for the collection of a direct annual tax upon all. the taxable property in sail City, sufficient to pay the interest hereon as the same falls due, and also to pay and dis char ;e the principal thereof at maturity. In Witness whereof the said City of tihineiander by has caused this bond. to be signed by its Mayor, counte Clerk, and sealed with its corporate seal, and each of inn coupons to be executed by the fac-simile signature City Clerk, as the 1st. day of April A.D. 1925. No. the County o the office o interest sue Countersigned (Forma of Coupon s Common Council igned by its City e interest bear - said Mayor and Nayor City Clerk. On A. D. 19 �..._, the city of Rhinelander, in Oneida, State of 3isconain will pay to thebearer the sure of Dollars, lawful honey of the United States of America at the City Treasurer of said City of Rhinelander for semi-annual this day en its Rhinelander School Bonds, dated April lst.1925 May o r by said. City sufficient to pay. the interest City Clerk Section 3. That a direct annual irrepealable tax is hereby levied it falls due and also to COUNCIL PROCEFDINGS pay a nd principal at maturity. Section 4. Each of said bonds shal, . be sig ned by the M ayo r and cou nter signed by the City Clerk of sa id City and sealed with the co rporate seal of sa id city, an d each of the original or lithographed fac-simile signa- tu re of sa id officers, a nd said officers are hereby a uthorized to exec ute said bon ds and interest coupons for and, on behalf of said city, and whe n so executed said bon ds shall be delivered to the purch asers of the same from this Council an dtheproceeds derived therefrom shall be used solely for the ,purpose for which said bonds recite they are issued . City BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED That the value of all ta:. a.bie property of said for the last fiv e valua tions thereof Valuation Valuation Valuation Valuat ion Valua tion for the yesr for the year for the year for the year for the ye ar Ma kin; an a verage of $7,653,966. 00 The aggrega te a moun t of all its bonded indebted ness is $215,250 .00. Ther e is a pending bond issue for street improveme nts in the s um of Thir ty-five Thousand Dollars (35,000.00) . 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 Total <3 7,910,464.00 7, 936, 432.00 $7,308,498.00 7, 406, 766 .00 7,707,670.00 ,69, 830.00 All its outstanding bon ds previously iss ued for the same purpose is $106, 750.00. The annual tax hereinbefore levied shall be extended upo n the tax rolls of the City each of the said years 1926 a nd 1945 both inclusive, by the same officers and collecte d at the s ame time and in the same man ner as the taxes for general city purposes fo r such years are extended a nd collected, and when, collected shall be set apart in a separ ate fund. ir revoca bly pledged for the pay men t of the interest a nd principal of the bonds a nd. interest coupons herein a bove described as long as any of said bonds an d in terest coupons remain outsta ndi ng a nd u np aid . Section 5. This Resolution shall take effect a nd be in force from an d after its passa ge, adoption an dpublicatio n, and due lapse of time as required by law. In trodu d by Alderma n Signed) P. Cal_cins. M ayor City Clerk. Moved by Ald. Jones, seconded by Ald. D anne r that the Resolution be adopted. Carrie all a lderman voting aye at roll call. RESOLUTION . RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL OF T1 E CITY OF RHI:r 'LAND t,Tha t the compensation of the seve ral officers of the City of Rhi nelander to 'be el ected or appointed during the ensuing ye ar shall be as follows: Clerk--- - --_� __- . -_.---- 1800 .00 }_pe r year. Attorney---------------- 200.00 " P St. Commissioner -----Rot to be less than 4.50 per d ay Board of Health ------ 400 .00 per year City En g. & Su pt. of Water Works--: 166.66 pe r month Member of Board of Public Works from Council 1500.00 per year . Sealer of Custodian All other Weights & Meas ures --85.00 per month of City lia,ll--- :100.00 per mo nth. city employees salaries to remain as before. Introduced by Alderman (Sig ned) W.H .Gil.liga n, Sr. Y ov edby AWeidemann , seconded by Ald . Olson that the Res olution be a dopted. Ca rried, a ll a lderman voting aye at roll call. AN 0RDIN .ANC:F]. Gov 11 the Sa le of Milk and Cream in the City of' Rhi nelander. The Common Coun cil of the City of Rhinela nder do ordain as follows: Section. 1. No person, persons, firm or corporation or company shall sell, deliv er or dispose of milk or cream within the corpor ate limits of the City of Rhinelander, Wisconsin , withou t having first proc ured a lice nse therefor from the City Clerk of said city, which, lice nse sh all be issued to all applica nts upon payment of ten cents for e ach cow up to ten cows( no license to exceed #1.00) said license to r emai n in force for one year unite F THE CITY OF RHINELANDER, WIS. oner revoked. by the board of health of said. Section 2. Every person, firm, corporation or company making application for license to sell, deliver, or dispose of milk and. cream in the City of Rhinelander, shall make application in writing, stating name, residence, location of dairy or place of business, number of cows, or if milk or cream is bought the source from which he obtains the .milk or stream offered for sale. Section 3. Every person, farm or corporation applying for a license to sell, deliver or dispose of milk or cream under this ordinance shall fur- nish. with said application a certificate signed by a veterinarian author- ized by the Board of Health to sign such certificate, to the effect that a..11 cows from which milk or cream is to be sold or disposed of are free from tuberculosis and all other contagious communicable or injurious diseases so far as may be determined by a physical examination and the test for tuberculosis . Such examination and. test shall be conducted as per - scribed by the board of Health of eaid city and shall be made not more than six months prior to the date of application for said license. Any raw cows introduced into .the herd at any t,irne must be examined and tested ae herein provided before milk or cream from them is sold or disposed of. Section 4. deliver, sel der, whose c and in goo sterilized tion. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to or dispose of any milk or cream within the City of Rhinelan- , stables, wagons, store or place are not thoroughly clean nitary condition, or whose bottles, cans or utensils are not ;h boiling hot water each day and kept in good sanitary condi- Section 5. The Board o f health, health co-n-ni ss for r or any inspector de- signated by said board, shall have the right to enter any building, wagon or any place where milk or cream is kept or exposed for sale in the City of Rhinelander to ascertain whether the owner or occupant is complying with. this ordinance and shall have the right to take samples of milk of cream, not to exceed. one pint, from .any can, vessel o.r bottle, for the purpose of testing, analyzing or microscopic examination, anra any person, firm. or corporation violating this ordinance hall be deemed guilty of a misde- meanor and punished as hereinafter provided. Section 6. Any person, firm or corporation violating; visions shall, upon conviction. thereof, be punished by license and a fine of not less than Z5.00 or more than offense, together with the cost of prosecution, or by county jail. of Oneida county for not less than 15 days days. any of these pro - forfeiture of their 100.00 for each mprisonrnent in the nor more than 6O Section 7. All rdinances or parts of ordinances inconsis are hereby eby repe<a Section 8. This ordinance shall take effect from and final pa.ssa;ge and publication. Introduced by Alderman (Si gne en t herewith after its date of P. Calkins. Moved by Ald. Anderson, eeconded by Aid. Caiki be adapted. Carried, all alderman voting aye at roll that the Ordinance l.. Moved by Aid. Anderson, seconded by Ald. Miller that the Mayor, City Clerk, and Board of Public Works act as a committee to advertise and. sell the 135,000.00 St. Improve ent $ands and 4,70,000,0a Sabarrl Bonds. Carried, all alderman votin:7 aye at roll call. Report of the Sealer o f Wei r h as & Measures for the rnont s of October, November & December read and on fi10. d. by Ald. Jones, sec() ded by Ald. Weidemann that the report of the sealer of Weights and Measures be accepted and placed on file. Carried. TO THE HONORABLE 'MAYOR AND CITY OF RHINELAND] G NTLEH' N: - - I herewith hand in the n ont]'1 of January 1925 C0111 0 COUNCIL report of receipts Balance on hand Jan.lst.1925 Received for Dances Schools Municipal Fines Water Department City Hall lights Taxes 46 Insurance City Hall. Cemetery Fund Back Taxes Building Permits 0 88 31 51: 94 80.00 10 00 763. 48 11 35 209 96 575 96 1 00 disbursements for 5 408 46 CO UNCIL PROCEEDINGS Bon d Sa vings account 450 Paid ou t through Oneida Na t' 1. B. 3 420 First Nat'l. B. 2O 938 Mer chants State 19 180 o Balance on. ha nd Feb.lst. Balance in Oneida. Nat'l. Bank Merchants State Ban k First Nat'l Ban k . Cash in, Office 8 481 93 2 094 94 2 920 40 41 07 728 00 717.5417=-- 43 13 546 34 546 Mespect.fully submitted (Signed) .. Chas . E. Mo rrill,Jr. City Treasurer . Moved by Ald. Willia rs. seconded by Aid. Dan ner th at the City Trea- surer 's repor t be accepted and spread on the mi nutes. Carried, TO the Honorable Mayor and M embers of the Commo n Co uncil City of Rhin ela nder.. Gentlemen; -- I am herewith en closin7 a ar e n ot collectable. es to be cancelled as they Martin Man ley, assessed for carbut did not o wn one Fr ed Ricker , assessed for car, same owne!a by Veneer Co. Chas. Ross. assessed for a boa t bu t sold same to Jos . Tuttle in 1923 McCollister , a sse ssmen t in twice, once to McCollister one to Wis. Frui t Co. E Lader, rotor cycle paid. in Town of Pelica n Recei-.-t 83 5 .11 14.00 1.50 22. 75 1.75 'Yol)r s respectf ully ( Signed) Chas . E. Mo rril 1, Jr. CitS° treasurer. ?loved by Ald.Mil l,er, secondedby Ald. W'eiderra� nn that the taxes be cancelled by 1,',.E: C�_ .read ,xrer. �a rx� ed . Applicr ion of Joe Dupuis for a. Class "A" Permit for g ThayerSt. read and recommended allowed. by License Corrunittee, (Signed) Herrm an Klug, P. Cs lkins Martin Miller, Moved. _ by Ald3. Wi FYrarted C no a.t roll call. ;, seconded by Ald.. Farrpe n that th e Class "A" all alderran Voti ng aye except Ald . Jo nes Appoir truer t. To the 11.eM bOrb of the Common Council I he °eby a ppoint Thomas H aut sby to Fill the vacancy of the late Gust Sv e 1ber g, as supervisor of the First W ard in the City of Rhi nel _r der. Moved by Al d. W e (Sig ned) V'kn . Gilley Mayo r seconded by Aid. Jones that the a ppointment be confirmed. Carried, 11 lde rrrian voting aye a .t roll TO THE CrI1I1.01T C01Jr CIL OF THE CITY OF RHI rim DEF WIsC. s Elect the years 1925 Ins ec A. R. Man gerso i P. Feikey John Dorsch.' GE TL LJ : I hereby make the .following ap;ac intme nts to ser ve icers for thesevera d 1926 yards of the City of ihinele nder, for FIRST WARS Election C Mrs. Olof Goldstr and Zita Smith c rks r s. G ust T)wedberg r s. Jerome B ullian SECOND WARD OF THE CITY OF RHINELANDER, WIS. In. C C41). LG MIL IA..Utl:EE 184.;85 Albert t Eri Emile Gei1 Victor Eon e er 1. Helge:sar. Gladys Willette P,H.Mairie Tired H. Pie?' 11 Anna. K. Leadbetter Mary T. Mylrea Ed. Sloesea Jerome TeEal Howard Reed John Reich, MSrxtle Ro epcke Henry Rue _1 gge Nick Philli Wm. Schafer THIRD WARD Albert Tdkler Wm. Hanson FOUR' T7 WARD Chas. Macdonald Maude Ashton. Fifth. WARD Arvid. Mode Blanch Sandeman SIXTH V 'ARD Abbic Donne Mrs. E.K.R. Moved by Al d, Williams appointments be confirmed. Carrie The Board of Public Word y Mrs, Wm. Joe Hack, e Jas. C' e;lia, Sr. Chas, Kirn�raet Mr9. Thos. sn Vaughn d, Sr. Frank Rogers Ed. Anderuon, Sr. y submitted Gilley, Mayor. led ID Aid. Jones that the instructed to investigate the light a,t the High School and report at the next meeting. On motion Co, cif adjourne rk. CO L NCI., PROC DINGS At a reJ. rla.r me f the Commo n held irr the City Hall on Tuesday eveni. n 1,1. ed to order by Ma 1tin 354 5 T71 1 fl ° . C.ff Cu : ;:?°t.y ,a. 6 The Co. New Nc°rt' ,°t;. Cry, 8 1+. h1 1'': 1 u ,, i T:a i a h i.1 i. t.y 1 9 nlzas , :a3. T3rrr,3ti s 60 Oneida . Phar ma cy 1 Cn e i;,la,r. Co. 2 Cranda;:a1. 1 Packing Co, 3 Oneida Plumbing & Heatin g Co, John NOIT'i e 5 W.& L .; . G u r 1., 6 N orthwestern " ho S!, 7 Rhldr. Ice Co, d Julius PotinskJ 9 Berna rd R. Altlrr.a:n 7O Oneida. i! i,1k k 7'4. x= Cream Co. 1,. T bl4. r, Li ; t ,. l Power Co. 2 Bel.ile Bros. 4 J. Varrrsey 5 Nichols Regrinding Shop 6 Rhldr. Battery Station - 7 Oneida Garage 8 Chas. Howe 9 Rhl4r, Bu ilders' Supply Co. 8O Kr isteraanen"s Garage l Deep Rock Oil. Co. 2 T. C. Wood LT1w,Co. hidr° Telephone Co. 4 5 '1 2. Hans Lehne 0 n, e i d a.. Gra in Lewis ?icl.v,. Co. P. L.Whittier C. H. Ro-epcke Phillip :n Herb. T? Jerry Driscoll cY1.Ii.1 Pa, no L ea gue. of IP� ecy s Department clairmas. 577 c t n Riv r S pply Co. clr. Co. khadr°. Iron Co. North i,consin Agv. C,1 ,Horrii l., Jz°. City Trees. Phldr. Bu ilder,' ul ply Co. Ru ndle -Spence 7fg C . o. Oneida Plumbing & Heating Co. Vest: bide Plumbing is Heating Co. Standa rd Oil Co. iectr o B1eachiGas Co. John Noble P.G.Wang: Oneida Milk & I i'' e Cream Co. 3hiclr. Light Power Co. a r. Va l 'c1,. 1925 .A11 , .3 . 1043 . �0 1043 66 . 60 1. 50 3.12 44. 80 1.3r_ 4.00 72 .0 65 1 5. 00 1 .34. 86 n 27 . 73 747 .76 1.44 7 .09 . 75 22, ("3 10.90 1.78 00 .00 3 . 66 15 . 61. 53 . 80 67. 42 . 50 7. 63 20.1 ;5 13 .98 3.00 3.20 4.33 10. 50 3. '_) 0 6.13 78 . 00 80. 95 4. 39 Fay 0. 00 7 3q 37 . 20 7. 72 72. 90 15 .20 1 .73 r ^c 23.49 53 .07 1.7 . 62 1. 00 3. 65 206.25 City Of 7:30 p re cent. " 'rav ed. 17 Aid. Jones, seconded Lay Ald. Gil _iT a.n that the claim of the llowed sr;onsin Ru.. nic. ,.lities is 1,ai.r1 . by AL!. . Jon es, seconded by Ald. ea rl an d orde rs issued for sa,~rne . Ca . °r.i ec1, all ald ay at roll call. Cla irrr of the Phldr. Iron Co. in the amou nt o A18. Wil- secon ded by Al;t Jones that tb Bo. kbe la id over until next ee C ar r c ea d. the ta.lrle, Carried . balance of the .nn that the claims be n y, by the Rhldr . Iron Cis 1 of the American Gara ge in the amount of Ald. Gi11ig . r, secorrrled. by Ald. Olson that the cla..m of Ga,rar,e be a llowed, and an or der i. ss ed. for same. Lotion 5O read, Moved by the Amer: ca a l l OF THE CITY OF RHIN L',LANDL:R, WIS. t1KFF alderman voting aye at roll cc.11.. Claim of John F. Ott in the amount for refund of t a :es on account of not '.'lavii1A", been :?1.ven the credit for h.i 1.1U°il. of K".¢% r'' E'7;1 ti read. Moved by Aid_. WSlli nm , seconded b;;r All. Danner John 7. Ott be aa.11owek claim Cartel. ell alderman voting ,ye except A1c1. Fo,r1;rleri and Weldiernanri voting; no at roll 1� Y- • _. Claim of L.E. Brown n thFe amount of 7 in excess s of valid. tax for 1924 read. Moved by. Ald.1Iji;.l.a taa, seconded by Al. aloe .sr;'ient on the Brown property attend. rotiln, aye at r.oll:. call. Claim of Carl Krueger 1.n the n.nou at of c ornpl e t1.1Pi,:; the ssse Al r1... Fa.rmen that .aksh. man voting 1a.t the Car -cried:' all alderman . r) 0 f o r ,°a s s i s roll read. Moved by All. Ti1.11arn;, s coridietl by r e Carried, all slier r...�m l Krueger �' � r> r' be allowed. � t� w ri l'; :1 . < s. . . Mrs. M. S.Nybe g in the no on a ccount of a broi P5.(O for medical attention d., Moved '?'fir _Aid. William':', econded, by A1Ct. Weide_ ,nn that the claim be turned oven to the iv Attorney to back at the Claim of 0. C. Carried. was tamed over to the W o r h: a repot. Aid. Klup, k.gi e1:1G3.ed by A1d. of ?'l.5.0O. Ca emnun"L o of Public the t.i`"1:a11n t the cl.n 11 o.1. der:nan vo Petition to have Pearl Ctre t, Street . '':1. Inos ti{z'?d, Wit, evene e ..rr 7,es t .,r,Pa e .br, eht up. T C was excess1'' i�1 is allowed at roll call.. Street by t .h e .mount north and Larch as weather conditions '' r-:1"lit signed by John W. Anderson. add 32 others . Al' . Far rn, sic ar,ded bar All. the red to the Board of Pu11ic Worlce to 1., :111 aldermen vot:a.n a.;ar: t roll call. Peti .i c n signed b;?,r Hans Cx r les 1 and five .others to have the lo t 20 of Flock work 1a ica'cred by Alel. Jones, seconded b: Ald. An.d son ba referred. to 1hlic Works to act a st'aey see yaw irlerMr=4.n voting aye at roll ca. 1, a, or an as taxi . S ° � nd car. Hon. .`� aundursig ter t.'3�C; nyer oea d prr'.Terty owners corn- re S. d.o net '4rinh for any. ""9treet i:�oroL`e ent.e o: Stevens Street this re year. Two y cars ago a`he tourists >t; n,n:1 trade were routed back on r .0 Street r '- bllcke.i between Broryfil5, r �-" ° a �. l7 Davenport a.3 l a -� be (. �.. x r 7t . Anderson 1 M-,tre,: �� o��ir�sr� ,.,t year mot ..�ztre..t, due of 1, �,).i he Brown Bros, bu t ifl . cl Yl (.i Anderson � W:� � 't q the e �. J r`1 r � � �) c , . a � Last y S eve ne Street was blocked ked. most the summer due to widening the street. This diversion of the trade for two consecutive years has resulted. ].no " loss pay .their taxes Ah year, Wercannot� oe f 1 ,+ stand. o heavy to ,s to t_..ebusines. men n ,t seas Street, several. of whore had. t- b rrow of street imnrovernents thEs year, tc et ro with ha a t. o Batethe burden .�, our blocked. d. for another year. r'e, we s ,n think our These sewers and water works care not in con - di" , 1.^"]ia �1' -.� � �r +w�erroi°� =b di" on to put i1w n permanent Q se should be re of fir;at. S gno Matt Kris :ne n & 17 other;. Williams the }) e t; i. t i 11 Cnri ed, be. Aid. Jon , seconded, pl.a.eed on file. Carried. Petition of Geor a. .per nport Street near Drown Moved by All. Williams, seconded by AId.. Anderson. season of CO UNCI;L., PRO CE DINGS be gra nted At°h an d to be removed upon notice, standing that he nseu'" r1ets all, liability for aac:i.de nts ts-1 t of h )cor n wa gon being th ;re, Aldo. Klug votin;° no at roll call. H ayni secant e d by A1r1.. Far men that Car ried, a.11 alderman vot thc and •r t ' 1 r on account aye except The Board of ubl. i. e Works r ecommended that water be inst alled. 3. e— Add r. as soon The av ailable . Moved. by A1d. . seconded by , Al.,° . Mi1!, cr that the recdm;. .b°ndat be ac.°cote Carr e s^ o m"ur e° ni d c ad up at the January ile o stavve be laid according soon as mot Moved by A e I. s ri d L oris ?::+e Carried . RESOLUTION. T`TITON T. ry �t CITY T �T T� ry PT4SOIV-�� ) BY TT -17 MAYOR. AND commor COUNCIL OF Tg CTT�S . {� 1? T7Ti�1 . TY:"..nL�A.,tl: ,AEI t the commit. 7. , I i1 have therewith to 80t as they r{7 s ou od the city hall Mo vd_'+.1. ,1" ^"' A1d. Wa gn er, , secon ded esd 1 be adopted. Cared. , oll aldc^ri to .rot RESOLVED That t e 1u GI'1. 01 e Y'y uti oed g n e d Al 1. aye at rol M AYOR AND Cc?''a'r5,?7N COUNCIL OP row T! )plr=1 C .rq. r LS of the Ci d and authorized and. in co nnection resoluti,o� TY OF %,H3NELAN)1±fl City of Rhinek n11er be and beco''no necessary t time aS Introduced. by. 3i,nc'd) co . D, Moved by' Al.l1. Wei. deira, bo, seconded b'r Ald . Olson f ':.A ' =➢t'_ t <ele rc .' 3as .;d be ad t.ed. Cae'r ^1, all alderman voti Tip*so r MAYOR ANT T C01 ;\r That ier;d 6141 :1. st.t')uec t;ion b provide, co?" os� .. }.on rer can be dispensed vwi t the a t ry y"a �•re 'r ,a,: s ,'„a ,. . T t „� $ �..,.. tv,.S ,R . i .. .. �., o f k ., re e NOW Ta�):��.,��)a. .�� %»9F-� � rF""° l,V"'�"C, '�� 4' �" ^' �.a- ��^,t fix' be di, spensed with .; the „ beg in g of they next. ray,. Tnt. rLL^od uc,ed by Alde rman -eai) Louis M"9 .fT i r. 1�T� r d lay AJ. .d. Wagner, ner, seconded b Al d, We .iii>m° nn th at a� tcc'Carried, r esolution ;:", ��,' ; t:' �h �i . `G" `� i 3', a t 01 ^ c all. CIL h, MAYOR A7D auuoN CM7 TT ' e 7.F CITY 1e➢ t , ta7heree e tl'! 8 flee f '' r t c a7 ,'.";"i ss e. R"1.no.r i " , be at �➢'p'1?�.wra `l of the _next An d Whereas, :'. t i. M probable event the Roar Pub li c wor;i s i t u..t, t i c as dema nds i GOVT TUT —FORE be to do at it r3e es toioe ,serf or:aaed by the cxfai.rati of tll r et a. e c o,1 oi,, l to as it sees fi the Po rd of the d, :rds vote of th e council; T 1'7 71 NDER ed, in the f.; r,ernni k.r be au d to the functio ns a nd duties that wc.. r eef n't teru a. r r1, s uch . :r t y to i; treet COMM1r: OF T E CITY O RHIN la'1' cry e 1 LANDER, WIS. s seconded d MFG sToP19., E 01_ s o n t.h a t t,h e t ton That the alderman vot1n ; aye at roll call. TH..6:?„ MAY 0:'E T COI2TON COU'l'T0TTY �V.f' Fu1.l is jork:3 adTver bia le for. 11t.6 , et from tne we , ter°1 ,~ line t:.weeri cu., "Y,)s r, .1. t" 6 0 t: t this r1t to Rives iha 1' to S`d@ to FreR;teric R1TT '. Stevens V:r1 11 be 39 f e et from Kin w; to south. 1 s.yio: of Rives St. , shall be 40 ft. r from . .P-i na7er1 °1i,t from south wi .t.h bet we en curb reder ck the 2;0 L t, r4. e a c t. K:I G ST A rave„1i: nt, on Kisi'7, 21::. from 'between curhs. to 40 ft. the y .�:it,t,., trv,r tween RIVES ST. T ?'T j. . A t on Dave n n o t A pall em ent r:`r(:tva'een. cu 'bs t the wir?t5 • Ar but l t ;. OLR=! 1h� ATAT T1 .e wi t e 'lent on ft. A a ,V) f t . •z) f r'1 01 to Frederick as ft. the to be 52 ft. 00 from from from One I..Cla between n curbs t Q t on Lincoln 1 curbs to :f t . nay e:"lil at on onei Ave., a t'w ee cur i✓ A nor t."":!°f .Santa tle to Coon to "be :' ft. t nn 'the Qe A pavement on .. A pos,eriC''rit. on Coon he v?rttk between curbs to or Be it Furth ` ,c solved funds e 1s°k` i1 ee will n Dal Ree Moired by Alc3. is ,ted. Carr 1e e all. aldermen NORASLF 7.11AYC M1 0t. from 32, ft. St. T 7' e wi.. d.th St. to Frown t St ev enr. Ot. . 2hR.: r^a • The •+ 'North, A.nd1„ eon. Ct. t o cur be t o b a • 2 ft. 1 Lincoln. St. , to Coon St., The the chose St.,. to t,"1 -7,.e St". W m ' e I'"o1...tM"4ae"3 Al d c rmn n PSesce..t t Call iris. eool {Je3'.. by Aid. Joncii thi' t the Re So1.0 ay e EF F 3 07T i ' CITY or P_11 try 4s w". 2 5 j 9 1, r a. y @ Phone 1)el"Vt. t ,_'V e ;G t. c. en n f 3 4. 5n on 3 40 r. 9 5 1.5 00 30 T 0.1 1 call. ia;"1T ent" 540 34, R f JLV COUNCI 1 PROCEEDIN GS G7771, p;.,; 0cho 1 T)ar( en Telephone Tax tJ'iro Oneida. T'ra.t e 1 Ea .nk Fir t 1,'a,t.1,nd 1 1; Tt'R4y .cYer:t r- :'te `e}.I 1st, 0ne i.r1ra. National st 7 l., i, o:ia J,. .. 'Ba nk c:hai, itu State -7;arIh._ C, Office 707 46 16 00 397 52 17 80 53 629 30 Jr.. Moved 1:y seconded. 1', r Al t:1. Olso n that report 1+e accepted and up2' E Carried . r:-77 7 . ,, 0IT0 ~i'AB'T E MAYOR O' \7f) rt' _..x^,.5 .) yf T'q'T'! 'a'y 4.:(,}y M'7y ,V C077CIL CT"Y OF E7"' °,i ;7 lTT ;^ .'r i, r.' fir") C, cwa l l :".. i ;ins . Re r s J. Eeranhin '',n 1 t e1` i c I, a17u kk e E. T. Br.ia oe C C.L . ac} 0. 7hi er J, Sid We lsh ape 1',s ids, Sold c r to G.T.Clark 7o cer he re it 1924 iC''in Pine La ke - Paid ]..r. ': Pelican T 'vr or der of AeE. :'.seor Lot 2 11oc't Lot 4 " 1 ese for the Moved. .'iyr Al d. be caret . 1. "'ir cong aye e Plat fl are ., . ores n rown Eros. 1 a�.7e Glassin e Po & Novelty Co. Youro req >'ect ? u1. .ly ( 16ned) " r'. ,llOr r- 1 i r J2 City 1, ra a the recomrio ' of r o 1 1 07? 7"77 G 343 33 .25 1 1. 00 38 �.. <7 . 13 r 25 h at the list Cl "77�"t OF THE CITY OF RHINE ,AND ,R, WIS. LE F Rhinelande At a reg9lar meeting of the Common Council of the '� :-,; y p 192 5 ak �: . a tc ~be held on Tues da April 7t� . 01,d, �/G4 '� �? az.v7 �:.i'.,ar rj , , <<r.: , .:,�, r ti council adjourne)d until April 9th.192 r"a° April 7 th. 19 c 5 of Rhinelander 7 p& f Rhinelander Wis. April 9th. 1925. At an adjourned regular meeting of the Common Council of the City of Rhinelander held in the City Ha,11 on Thursday April 9th.1925 at 7:3 o'clock P.M. Meeting called to order by Mayor Gilley. All alderman present. Minutes of last meeting read and approved. The following claims were presented; 5466 A. I, bell 7 A.F. Bri ;g 8 Rhldr. Pub. Co. 9 Rhldr, Office Supply 70 New North Ptg.Co. 1 Oneida P. & H. Co. 2 H.R.Goldetane 3 John Noble 4 Bellile Bros. 5 Rhinelander Light & P. Co. 6 Burroughs Adding Mch.Co. 7 Harry Dugan 8 Oneida 0a2 Co. 9 DR. J. T. Elliott 80 N. L. Larson 1 Oneida Milk & I c e 2 Rhldr. Ice Co. 3 Frank Walkover ki 4 J.L.Rapley 5 Chas. E. Morrill,Jr.City 6 Oneida Garage Treas. 7 Standard Oil Co. g Lewis Hdw. Co. 9 Rhldr. Lbr. & Coal 90 F.E.Kretlow 1 Hans Lehne 2 North Wisc. Agy. 3 Rhldr. Iron Co. 4 Harry L. Reeve 5 Deep I3ock Oil Co. 6 ,Rhldr Builders, 7 Oneida. Grain Co. 8 A.R.Mangerson 9 Rhldr. Battery Station 5500 'rmployere Mutual Liability Ire .Co. 10.00 10.00 10.50 Co. 107.15 100.25 2.40 4.20 6.50 2.28 756.14 5. 56 2.70 5.58 1.86 32.63 3 Cream Co. 6.08 1.25 40.00 10.00 14.25 12. 55 3.70 22.89 Co. 17.02 29. 50 28.82 5.44 1.50 9. 75 16.80 pply Co. 3.6.59 45.50 13. 32 3.50 1.85 Water tiepartment Claims 5502 Rhldr. Light & Power Co. 379.66 John Noble 17.80 Bernard R.Ahlman 115.81 Chas,. E.Morril_l,Jr.City Treas. 18.42 9.40 4.38 3.80 53.25 10. 53 20.07 Carl Benson Rhldr. Iron Co. Standard Oil Co, Rhldr. Builders, S.Co. Lewis Hdw. Go. Oneida P.& H.Co. Wisconsin River S.Co. 40.18 New North Pt . Co. 5.00 The Foxboro Co. 38.10 South Park . Foundry & Mch,Co,29.71 V.& N.W.Railroad 1.90 Electro Bleaching Gas Co. 53.00 Northwestern OilCo. 6.03 Rundle -Spence Mfg.Co. 41.71 Oneida Milk & Ice Cream Co. 3.54 Moved by Ald. Danner, a econded by Ald. Jones that the claims be allowed. as read and orders issutd for same. Carried, ail alderman voting