Monroe Evening Times from Monroe, Wisconsin • Page 5

MONIOi IVINING TIMIS, MONROi, WISCONSIN. TUISDAY, NOVIMiER 9. 1954 PAGE FIVI Proxmire Lists $12,402 Expense MADISON Uf WiUiam Proxmire, of Blooming Grove, Democratic nominee for governor, reported to the secretary of state Monday that he and his personal campaign committee had spent $12,402 during the campaign which ended last Tuesday. Gov. Walter Kohler, Republican, who had defeated Proxmire in a close race, reported expenditures for the same period of $960.

During the primary Proxmire spent $3,165 and his personal committee $6,369, and during the general election from Sept. 14 Proxmire said he spent $1,284 and his committee $1,584. State Sen. Gaylord Nelson, Madison Democrat, who was defeated by Rep. Glenn Davis, Waukesha Republican, reported personal expenditures of $1,705 and receipts of while Davis reported receipts of $360 and expenditures of $425.

Following are other reports filed: Warren Smith, Milwaukee Republican, state treasurer, received nothing, spent $733; Warren Knowles, New Richmond, Republican, lieutenant governor, received $240, spent $206; Marguerite Benson, Milwaukee Democrat, secretary of state, spent $272; received $269, Frank Nikolay, Abbotsford Democrat, attorney general, received $216, spent $1,229. Edwin Larkin, Eau Claire Democrat, lieutenant governor, received $237, spent $651; Larkin for Lieutenant Governor Club, received -S235, spent $235; Kenosha Proxmire for governor. Club, received $484, spent $485. Kenneth Anderson, Stevens Point Democrat, Congress, Seventh District; received $762, spent $1,970: Charles Kersten, Milwaukee, Republican, Congress 5th District, received $685, spent $550, Gardner Withrow, LaCrosse Republican, Congress Third District, received $1,254, spent Clement Zablocki, Milwaukee Democrat, Congress, Fourth District, received $120, spent John Byrnes, Green Bay Republican. Congress, Eighth District, received $911, spent $714; Melvin Laird, Marshfield Republican, Congress, Seventh District, received S1.275, spent $1,599.

Joseph Seep, Cazenovia Democrat." Congress, Third District, re- Proceedings Of Common Council (Official Publication) COUNCIL CHAMBER Nov. 3, 1954. The Council convened and was called to order by Mayor Brooks Dunwiddie. Present at roll call were: Aldermen Henning, Galli, Schindler, Matzke, Beckman and Trumpy. Aldermen Elmer and Laeser were absent.

The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and approved. Communication from Don Cleveland and Herman Hoesly making application for amusement license was read and referred to the license committee. "Thank You" card from Roger Klrner was read and ordered Communication from E. O. Evans, school superintendent, announcing American Education Week was read and ordered filed.

Communication from Harold Whitehead et al requesting street light at the corner of 26th avenue and 15th street was read and referred to the Water and Lights committee. Communication from Dearth Motor Sales et al. asking for a street light at the intersection of 6th avenue and Highway 11 was read and referred to the Water and Lights committee. Communication and report from the Key to the City Club was read and ordered filed. Application for operator's license by Mrs.

Edna Chambers. Argyle Road, was read and referred to the License committee. The following list of claims in the amount of $1,382.46 was read and referred to the Committee on Claims: Green Engineering engineering services, September and 228.48 Stauffacher Construction sidewalk and curb and gutter 571.91 Supervisor of assessments, supplies, assessor 19.63 Industrial Towel Service, towel service, street department Bernard Poff, expense, Madison, milk samples Hichardson Electric, Vets' Housing Wenger and Burgy, deputy treasurer's bond Wisconsin A 1 ni Research Foundation, milk tests 1.54 6.48 4.25 25.00 9.00 5.36 3.55 10.00 Dwight C. Coplien, ex- 13.85 7.99 6.48 a V'Uiigi i-oo, j. iin Llf SLo ceived $567, spent $652: Basil Ken- State Prison, nedy.

Mellen Democrat, congress, ree signs 10th District, received S325. spent Addressograph-Multigraph $436; Russell Johnson, Eldorado addressograph Democrat, Congress, Sixth Dis- pj a tes trict, received $219, spent $219. Green County Abstract Co. Lawrence Smith. Racine Repub- lican.

Congress, First District, received $780, spent $291; Henry Reuss, Milwaukee Democrat, Congress, Fourth District, received $25 spent $575; Reuss for Congress "Club, received $3,041. Edward Krenzke. Racine Democrat. Congress, First District, received $49, spent Racine UAM-CIO Committee, received $4.855, spent S4.142; Sheboygan County Farm-Labor Political League, received $205, spent $897; Wood County Democrat Party, $433, spent $510: Vernon Thomson, Republican, attorney general, received $325, aeparlm eni spent $729; Lester Johnson, Black o'Kccfe Soap and Supply River Falls Democrat, Congress, I Co supp ii eSF street de- Ninth District, received $1,015, part ment William K. Van Pelt, Monroe sales du Lac, Congress, Sixth Dis- received Wig 111.

V-. i--- pense, Institute P. G. Guess, repairs street department truck supplies, street department Monroe Auto Electric, supplies, police department and disposal plant Wastes Engineering, subscription, disposal plant Standard Oil supplies. 8.03 3.00 street department and disposal plant 31.14 Heeb supplies, street department trict, Republican, received S500, spent $922; Alvin O'Konski, Mercer Republican, Congress, Tenth District, received $500, spent $500; William Owen, Menomonie Republican, Ninth District, Congress nothing, spent $275; and Fred R.

Zimmerman, Milwaukee Republican, secretary of state, re-, ceived S59.50, spent $124. I PREMIER PLANS GIFT COLOMBO, Ceylon Ml Ceylonese Premier Sir John Kotela- wala will give President Eisenhower a sterling silver inkstand and calendar when he pays an official visit to the American chief i executive this month. Kotelawala leaves here tomorrow for Britain and America. street department Crandall Oil tires and tubes, street department. T.

O. Stauffacher, labor, streets 4.20 8.88 6.52 230.00 70.00 Try Times Want Ads. Farm Gates Qua wffSt ROTE ,4 jr.g'^r"?**? N. v. i -f 1 a-jC- vC" JrtMfr SURE YOUR CAR'S TIP-TOP CONDITION WITH OUR 9.00 24.63 1.40 2.63 1.65 Cheese Capital Machine supplies, sanitary sewer Yeomans Brothers supplies, lift stations Ace Hardware, supplies, parking meters Richard E.

Ela supplies, street department Kundert Oil supplies, street department Poff's Cycle Shop, repairs, police department Rufenacht Oil gas, police department 13.10 F. Lanz Hardwace supplies, various departments $1,382.46 These claims are endorsed for payment by the Committee on Claims: Harvey H. Trumpy, G. Fred Galli. Mayor Dunwiddie reported that the by-pass route as originally outlined was not accepted.

Further study will be made. Mayor Dunwiddie stated the Stoidt property had now been acquired, and suggested that all members of the Council inspect the building to determine to what use it could be put. At this time the hearing was held on the proposed ordinance for one way traffic in alleys adjacent to the square. There was no opposition. R.

W. Blaha appeared in favor of the ordinance. The hearing was closed. Approved this day of Oc- day of October, 1954. Published this day of October, 1934.

Mayor Clerk The motion was seconded by Alderman Schindler. The question was submitted to roll call vote, and carried unan- street lights, and moved its adop- imously. Alderman Matzke following resolution offered the authorizing The hearing was closed. Committee Alderman Trumpy moved that lUilUWiJlfi stop signs, and moved its adoption. RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING STOP SIGNS Be it resolved by the Common Council of the city of Monroe on recommendation of the Police and Safety Committee that stop signs be placed at the following intersections of avenues with streets: Intersection of 19th avenue with 10th street.

Intersection of 18th avenue with 10th street from the north. Intersection of 14th avenue with 10th street. Intersection of 19th avenue with llth street. Intersection of 18th avenue with llth street. Intersection of 15th avenue with llth street.

Intersection of 14th avenue with llth street. Dated Nov. 3, 1954. Offered by the Police and Safety the claims as presented and read be allowed and paid under suspension of the rules. The motion was seconded by Alderman Galli.

The question was submitted to roll call vote, and imously. Alderman Matzke carried unan- offered for second reading the following ordi nance, and moved its adoption. ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING ONE-WAY STREETS The Common Council of the city of Monroe do ordain as follows: Section 1. Upon the following streets and portions of streets in the city of Monroe, Wisconsin, vehicular traffic shall move only as hereinafter set forth: In a westerly direction on 10th street from 20th avenue to 17th avenue; from 16th avenue to 13th avenue; In an easterly direction on llth street from 13th avenue to 16th avenue; from 17th avenue to 20th avenue. Section 2.

This ordinance shall be a part of section 10:49, of the Monroe Municipal Code entitled "One Way Streets and Alleys," and shall be in force and effect from and after its passage and official publication. Floyd Matzke, Herman L. Schindler, Alfred Henning. The motion was seconded by Alderman Henning. On voice vote, the motion carried unanimously.

Alderman Beckman offered the following resolution granting operator's license, and moved its adoption. RESOLUTION GRANTING OPERATORS' LICENSE Be it resolved by the Common Council of the city of Monroe on recommendation of the license committee that the following application for operators' license be granted for the license year ending June 30, 1955. Edna Chambers, Route 4, Monroe, Wis. Dated Nov. 3, 1954.

Offered by the License Committee. William F. Beckman, G. Fred Galli, Floyd Matzke. The motion was seconded by Alderman Galli.

On voice vote, the motion carried unanimously. Alderman Henning offered the following resolution authorizing tion. RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING STRRET LIGHTS Be it resolved by the Common Council of the city of Monroe, on recommendation of the Water and Lights Committee that street lights be installed at the following sections: 13th street and 28th avenue. Highway 11 and 6th avenue. That the present light on Highway 11, near 6th avenue, be moved east to the intersection of Highway 11 and 7th avenue.

Dated Nov. 3, 1954. Offered by the Water and Lights Committee. Alfred Henning, G. Fred Galli.

The motion was seconded by Alderman Galli. The question was submitted to roll call vote, and carried unanimously. Alderman Galli read the report of Milk Inspector Poff, which was ordered filed. Oct. 18, 1954 City Milk Inspection Report Dairy St.

Kind Plate Coli- Bancroft Co. form Fat Homogenized 2,500 0 3.6% Pet Homogenized 8,500 4 3.5% Bowman Golden Guernsey 800 0 3.6% Bernard Poff, City Milk'Inspector Alderman Beckman offered the following resolution authorizing purchase of two truck chassis, and moved its adoption. i RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING PURCHASE OF TRUCK CHASSIS! Be it resolved by the Common Council of the city of Monroe on Thinking of Siding? Why not coll your local DURFEE BROS. ROOFING CO. representative? GET FULL INFORMATION GET FREE ESTIMATE Our 26 years' experience in the roofinr siding insulation business can help yon with your problems.

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8. Mayor Dunwiddie a hearing for Nov. 10 at 4:30 p. m. at City hall.

City attorney read the list of delinquent personal property taxes. Mayor Dunwiddie reported an inquiry had been made as to whether the city would consider the sale of the former Earth property. The matter was referred to the Finance and Taxation and Public Property committees. There being no further business, the Council by motion made, seconded and carried adjourned. F.

M. Bray, Clerk. The Alaskan brown bear is the world's largest flesh eater, says the National Geographic Society. recommendation of the Board of Public Works that two Dodge Truck Chassis be purchased from Dearth Motor Sales at bid price of $3,200.00. Dated Nov.

3, 1954. Offered by the Board of Public Works. William F. Beckman, Alfred Henning, Floyd Matzke. The motion was seconded by Alderman Matzke.

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Dunwiddie, Mayor, hereby declare November 7-13 as National Educational Week in the 1 City of Monroe, so that th? public may realize the importance of education in the training of our youth to become responsible citizens. And I urge all to visit our schools, to the end that a closer relationship will be established between the school and the community. Given Under my Hand and Seal this 6th day of November, A.D. 1954. (Seal) Brooks J.

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