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SHEBOYGAN PRESS-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1922 TV1 Y.i- 10 ORDINANCES INTRODUCED attendance. Committee. JACK DAW IN Drawings fay Leslie Elton MUISCHILBE i SWELLS BUILDING PERMIT T0 158 delegate to tha convention of the National Association of Commercial Teachers, Dec. 26 to 28, at Chicago, were allowed. The superintendent was authorized to purchase the necessary paper and soap fixtures for second unit on motion by Buchen.

seconded by Verhuist. On motion by Buchen, seconded by Verhuist, Cora Seideman was allowed $100 for attending the 1922 summer session at the University of Wisconsin. The following bill3 were allow AN ORDINANCE to establish the grade on South Seventh Street and Lake Shore Drive from Clara Ave. to the south City limit in the Fourth Ward of the City of Sheboygan. Dated Dec.

18, 1922. A. W. GRAMS. Was referred to the Committee on Streets and Aldermen of the 4th Ward.

RESOLUTIONS ON SECOND READING Res. No. 123-22-23. By Alderman Larson. BE IT RESOLVED, by the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Sheboygan: That the Board of Public Works are hereby authorized and directed to notify the Eastern Wisconsin Electric Co- to place an Arc Light at the intersection of Fourth St.

and Geele Ave. Dated Sept. 7th, 1922. L. E.

LARSON. Was adopted on call of the roll: Ayes: Bell. Benfey, Glaeser, Grams, Haack, Hinze, Larson, Mahnke, Nickisch, Pettey, Russo, Sonne-mann, Sprenger, Sutter, WTerner 15. Absent: Kuether 1. Res.

No. 125 22-23. By Alderman Sprenger. BE IT RESOLVED, by the Mayor and Common Council of the City The little men had not traveled far before the outskirts of Midgetville were reached. "That place over there," said Jack, "looks just like a miniature farm." "It is," replied, one of the midgets.

"We have cows and chickens and horses and everything just like jrou do in your own land." I i'l As Jack followed the men into the farmyard, a honse looked up at him and started to run and jump about. "He's scared!" shouted a midget. "He's afraid of our visitor. Catch him or he'll get away!" Jack took a few steps and caught up with the horse. He picked the animal off the ground.

All the midgets laughed to see Jack handle the horse so easily. "You will never have trouble with animals if you treat them right," said Jack. And it seemed that the horse understood Jack, for he was very gentle when Jack put him down. Next they headed for the chicken coops. (Continued.) MIDGETVILLE Story of Hal Cochran Was accepted and adopted.

R. C. No. 398-22-23. To the Honorable the Mayor and Common Council of the' City of Sheboygan: Your Committee of the Whole to whom was referred resolution by Alderman Larson No.

189-22-23, relative to defraying part of the expense of what is known as a "Confidential Exchange," recommend the resolution for adoption. Dated Dec. 18, 1922. Respectfully submitted, THEO. BENFEY, L.

E. LARSON, W. H. SPRENGER. E.

A. SONNEMANN, JOHN BELL, G. C. GLAESER, J. PETTEY, A.

W. GRAMS. CHAS- MAHNKE. CHAS. HAACK, 11.

F. HINZE, JOHN RUSSO, CHARLES F. WERNER, FRANK NICKISCH, JOHN SUTTER, Committee. Was accepted and adopted. R.

C. No. 39922 23. To the Honorable the Mayor and Common Council of he City of Sheboygan: Your Committee on Public Property and Parks to whom was referred the Resolution by Aid. Haack authorizing and directing the Supt.

of Parks to cause Ice Skating Rinks to be installed have carefully considered the same, and beg leave to report that we recommend the passage of the resolution. Dated Dec. 18, 1922. Respectfully submitted, CHAS. HAACK, JOHN SUTTER, Committee.

Was accepted and adopted. R. C. No. 400 22-23.

To the Honorable the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Sheboygan: Your Committee on Streets to whom was referred the resolution by Alderman Sprenger to cause the alley in Block 30 to be graded and pineu wiui concrete, beg leave to report that we recommend the passage of the resolution. Dated Dec: IS, 1922. Respectfully submitted W. H. SPRENGER, A.

W. GRAMS, Committee. Was accepted and adopted. R. C.

No. 401-22-23. To the Honorable the Mayor and Common Council of the City of of Sheboygan: Your Committee on Streets to whom was referred the resolution by Alderman Pettey to cause the grading of Union Avenue from South 9th to S. 12th and that the work be done by day labor, beg leave to report that we recommend the passage of the resolution Dated Dec. 18, 1922.

Respectfully submitted W. H. SPRENGER. A. W.

GRAMJ5. travel gc F. tendance, 5 travel Se ".1,6 "le. Ik iieign. i tendance (lav's at- William Heermann -l VVWUfllll i travel Sc per Ruie 4 ') t.i THEREFORE.

v.z IT Tr. BY THE MAVOH Iv, COUNCIL OF TliKrn0 BOYGAX: That $Kv authorities are directed to draw rCr. eral fund in favor o'VaVhee: tloned witnp.fs ar. C'' set opposite tlit-ir Dated Doc. 4.

Was Ayes: Grams, Haack. ke. Nirkis mann, Sprenoi-. i'. Werr.ff.'""- Absent: Kntth-r i AN ORl)K A.WF.

ing of Taxicab an i in the City The Mayor an.i V-'. of the City of l-ain. do Ordain, ax section i. sons shall maintain. taxicab within the limits of Sheboygan.

Wis. procuring a livns? anL-f herein. 1,01 A SECTION 2. The annua such license when i-suod bv Clerk, is hereby ljx.j lars, $10.00 each and fifty cents (fi Mr. ac tional taxi; lh'eiise Ul lilAllUUS is iieniiv Dollar (11.00 i.

at (K SECTION 3. Drivers of must be at least tuvr.ty years cf age animation includint a provided by the ef ti fore a driver's license will bt ed. SECTION 4. Any person of the provision of L-' nance shall be punished rt'" not less than One Hollar than fifty dollars fur each offense. SECTION r.

This ordimnco take effect upon its pas(gv lication. Dated this 21st dav of 1922. A. V. CI1.M Was adopted on all of th" nli: Ayes: Bell, Benfey, Grams.

Haack, Hinze, Larscn. Nickisch, Pettey. liu St: mann, Sprenger, Sutler, Absent: KiK'tlKi 1. An Ordinance ivins tj th. waukee Northern Kaiiway a franchise or privilege to vv Its railway tracks across th" ic; alley in block 177 City Sheboygan, Wisconsin.

The Mayor and Commm i'sz of the City of Sheboygan do or as follows: SECTION 1. a authority is hereby gruiue.i Milwaukee Northern t- pany to extend its railway tr; across the public alley in the City oi Shehnyean. W-" sin, in three places where it house, yards and property, aw said alley. SECTION 2. The said Northern Railway lay its tracks across said the established grade thf t.

shall at all times maintain th- face of the roadway uher it- fs cross said alley, in prop-r f.rA condition for public travel i.u-r alley. SECTION C. In ras th" ley shall hereafter U- grid-1. proved and paved, the said Company shall, at its own v-' prove the entire alley by its rails, and to a 1 foot beyond its rails on of each track crossing. tain its crossings in snf" tUl -for public use, all at ila lilB pense.

SECTION 4. The sail Company shall not permit its cars to stand upon ts said alley so as to delay, or obstruct public travel And for each violation hcr said Railway Company sin, ished by a forfeiture of than Ten Dollars nur Fifty Dollars, and ia thereto, the Common 'in- -revoke this franchise. SECTION 5. This take effect and 1 and after its tion. Dated Nov.

L'Oth, V. II -i'i Was adopted on ail Ays B'-ll, Grains, Haack, lVuy. ke, Nickisch, pot toy mann, Sprenger, Absent: Kuether On motion of the Mayor app'dnt-d draft a resolution upon the death of City Attorney A Mayor appointed tie .1 mittee as such On motion of A hi-: the Council then adj- HERMAN JOHN BOCK'S Solid Comfort Truss Bock Drug L. MEVE Was aocepted and adopted. R.

C. No. 402-22-23. To the Honorable the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Sheboygan: "Your Committee on Finance to whom was referred the report of the Committee on Finance and the Resolution by Alderman Larson authorizing the proper City Authorities to draw orders on the general fund in favor of the witnesses who had been subpoened in the appeal of Moritz Teumer and others from the award of the Commissioners in the matter of opening a Street near the North boundary of our City from N. 15th St to Lake Michigan, beg Jeave to report that we have carefully considered said report and Resolution and recommend the acceptance of the Committee report and the adoption of the Resolution.

Dated Dec. 18, 1922. Respectfully submitted, L. E. LARSON, H.

F. HINZE, JOHN SUTTER, Committee. Was accepted and adopted. R. C.

No. 403-22 23. To the Honorable the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Sheboygan: Your Committee on Bonds, Licenses and Salaries, to whom was referred the application for Dance Hall License by Adam Jekenewiczis, 1801 North 10th beg leakV.e to report that we have carefully considered said application and recommend that a license for Dance Hall be granted to him upon payment of the required fees for said license. Dated Dec. 18, 1922.

Respectfully submitted, L. E. LARSON, W. H. SPRENGER, G.

C. GLAESER, J. PETTEY, CHARLES WERNER, CHAS. HAACK, FRANK NICKISCH, Committee. Was accepted and adopted.

R. C. No. No. 404-22-23.

To the 'Honorable the Mayor and Common Council of the City oi Sheboygan: Your Committee on Bonds. Licenses and Salaries to whom was referred the accompanying application for permit to sll Non-Intoxicating Beverages, beg leave to report that we have considered the same and recommend that a License be granted to the party whose name is set forth in the annexed resolution- We recommend further the adoption of the accompanying resolution, the person and premises named in the Resolution being the same as are hereby reported on. Dated Dec. 18, 1922. Respectfully submitted, L.

E. LARSON, W. H. SPRENGER, G. C.

GLAESER, J. PETTEY, CHAS. HAACK, FRANK NICKISCH, CHARLES WERNER, Committee. Resolution by Alderman Larson. BE IT RESOLVED, by the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Sheboygan: That Permit to sell Non-Intoxicating Beverages be and the same is hereby granted to the person whose name is mentioned below for the place set opposite his respective name, such license to remain in force until July 1, 1923, unless sooner revoked and the City Clerk is hereby directed to issue such License upon payment for the same teing made as required by law.

Ferd. Wetzel, No. 718 Center Ave. L. E.

LARSON. The report of the Committee on Bonds, Licenses and Salaries and the resolution by Alderman Larson were accepted and adopted on call of the roll: Ayes: Bell, Benfey, Glaeser, Grams, Haack, Hinze, Larson, Mahnke, Nickisch, Pettey, Russo. Sonne- mann, Sutter, Sprenger, Werner 15. Absent: Kuether 1. R.

C. No. 405 22-23. To the Honorable the Mayor and Ccmmon Council of the City of Sheboygan Your Committee of the Whole to whom was referred Ordinance by Alderman Grams for the licensing of taxi-cabs and their drivers, recommend the same for adoption. Dated December IS, 1922.

Respectfully submitted, THEO. BENFEY, L. E. LARSON, W. H.

SPRENGER. E. A. SONNEMANN, JOHN BELL, G. C.

GLAESER, J. PETTEY, A. W. GRAMS, CHAS. MAHNKE, CHAS.

HAACK, JOHN RUSSO, CHARLES F. WERNER FRANK NICKISCH, H. F. HINZE, JOHN SUTTER, Committee. Was accepted and adopted.

R. C. No. 406 22-23. To the Honorable the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Sheboygan.

Your Committee on Streets and Judiciary to whom was referred the report of Committee No. 369-22-23 by the Committees on Streets and Judiciary reporting on the appli-. cation oi tne Milwaukee Northern Ry. Co. to extend their railroad tracks across the alley In Block 177, and recommending that the prayer of the petitioner be granted, and the ordinance by Alderman Sprenger granting a franchise or privilege to the Milwaukee Northern Rv.

Co. to extend its railway tracks across said aforementioned alley, beg leave to report that we have carefully considered the same and recommend by the adoption of this report that the report of the Committees on Streets and Judiciary No. 369-22-23 be accepted and adopted and the ordinance be adopted. Dated Dec. 18, 1922-Respectfully submitted, W.

H. SPRENGER, A. W. GRAMS. JOHN BELL, THEO.

BENFEY, E. A. Committee. CHARLES WERNER, FRANK NICKISCH, II. F.

HINZE, JOHN SUTTER Committee. Was accepted and adopted on call of the roll. All Aldermen present voting "Aye R. C. No.

3S9-22-23. To the Honorable the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Sheboygan: Your Committee on Fire Dept. to whom was referred the communication of the Chief of Fire Department recommending an increase of salary to the Supt. of Machinery, Nick Froh, have carefully considered the same and we beg leave to report that the 'communication be referred to the Aldermen of the Whole Council. Dated Dec.

18, 1922. Respectfully submitted. CHAS. MAHNKE, JOHN RUSSO, J. PETTEY, Committee.

On motion of Alderman Werner was accepted and adopted. R. C. No. 390 22-23.

To the Honorable the Mayor and! Common Council of the City of Sheboygan. Your Committee Street Lighting to whom was referred the petition of Ben Popkoff for a light at the corner of N. 13th St. and Bluff avenue, teg leave to report that upon investigation find that there are lights installed within a block each way, north, east, south and west, and therefore recommend that the Irayer of the petitioners be denied Dated Dec. 18, 1922.

Respectfully submitted, G. C. GLAESER, CHAS. F. WERNER, CHAS.

MAHNKE, Committee. On motion of Alderman Russo was accepted and adopted. R. C. No.

291-22 -23. To the Honorable the Mayor and Common Council' of the City of Sheboygan. Your Committee on Finance to whom was referred the various bills for the month of November. 1922, leg leave to report that we have examined the report and recommend that each and every bill properly audited by the Comptroller and giverf the O. K.

of the Board of Public Works and various aldermen respectively to whom the same had teen previously referred by the Comptroller be allowed, since we have found the same correct, except the bill of Schneidewind Zehms for $36.50 against the Police Fund, which is still in the hands of the Committee for further consideration, and that the City Clerk is by the adoption of this report ized and directed to draw proper orders in payment of the same. Dated Dec. 18, 1922. Respectfully submitted, L. E.

LARSON, H. F. HINZE, JOHN SUTTER, Committee. On motion of Alderman Larson the above report was accepted and adopted on call of the roll: Ays: Bell, Benfey, Glaeser, Grams, Haack, Hinze, Larson, Mahnke, Nickisch, Pettey, Russo, Sonnemana, Sprenger, Sutter, Werner 15. Absent: Kuether 1.

R. C. No. 39212-23. To the Honorable the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Sheboygan: Your Committee on Streets and Jiitiiclary to whom was referred the Quit Claim Deeds of Albert Wendt and wife, to the City, the W.

18 ft. of east 189 ft. of Lot 57 Bates Addition, for alley purposes, and of O. C. Neumeister and wife.

Miles Hanson and wife of all that part of the i of Lot 15 in Bates Addition, as described in said deed, tor street purposes, have carefully considered tin- same and we beg leave to report' tnat we recommend that the samo be accepted by the City and that by the adoption of this report the City Clerk is ordered to have the said def--ds recorded in the Register of Deeds Office in the Court House of the County of Sheboygan. Dated Dec. IS, 122. Respectfully submitted. W.

II. SPRENGER. E. A. SONNEMANN, A.

W. GRAMS. THEO. BENFEY. JOHN BELL.

Committee. On motion of Alderman Sprenger was accepted and adopted. Ayes: Bell, Benfey, Glaeser, Grams. Haack, Hinze, Larson, Mahnke, Nickisch, Pettey, Rusjo, Sonne-mann. Sprenger, Sutter, Werner 15.

Absent: Kuether 1. R. C. No. 393 22-23.

To the Honorable the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Sheboygan: Your Committee on Finance to whom was referred the bill of Charles Schmidt, Janitor cf Franklin School in amount of $1.50 for cleaning and scrubbing the floors after election flay, beg leave to report that we have given the same our careful consideration and recom mend that by the adoptio of this report the proper Citv Authorities are hereby authorized and directed to draw an order on the Fifth ward fund in amount of $150 in favor of Charles Schmidt, Janitor of the Franklin School. Dated Dec. 18, 1922. Respectfully submitted, L. E.

LARSON, H. F. HINZE. JOHN SUTTER. Committee.

Was accepted and adopted on call of the roll: All aldermen present oting "Aye." R. C. No. 394-22-23. To the Honorable the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Sheboygan: Your Committee on Finance to whom was referred the Bill of Jacob Beck.

Janitor of the Seventh Ward School in amount of 51.50 for cleaning and scrubbing the floors rfter election day, beg leave to report that we have given the same enr careful consideration and recommend that by the adoption of this report the proper City, authorities Building Inspector Nack Issued a permit for the construction of a residence to William Schwalbe, Sixteenth street, last -week, making ttie total for the year to this "date 13S. Seventeen permits for the installation of heating systems, two for alterations to buildings and one for tiie erection of a garage completed the list of license for construction activities during the Permits in addition to the one for the new residence, were granted as follows: n. Wm. Koch. 211D S.

Sixteenth warm air heating. $290. Fred Dickfoss. 1521 Block! court, varm air heating. Adolph Stanisth.

15C2 Main warm heating, $216; Win. Seheaus, lSoS S. IMh street, warm air heating, John Clement. 2021 Folger alteration, Richard Bueschel, 14. Martin alteration, $200; Mrs.

Lena Lampe, 1112 St. Clair warm air heating, $230; Bert Fowler, 927 Wisconsin, warm air heating. $233; M. I. Steinhaus, 1019 North Eleventh street, warm air heating.

$143; I. Zuckerstein, N. Eleventh street warm air heating, $173; U. J. Altmeyer, 620 Wisconsin, warm air heating.

-an Niagara and Fifth street, warm air heating $14S; Carl Weber. 1020 X. Fourth street, warm air heating. $120; Jos Schlager. 1633 N.

Eleventh itreet, hot water. $542; John Treick. N. Ninth street, warm air. $345: Chas.

Kablowsky. 1610 S. Twelfth street, warm air heating. $224; Hal-ror Satre, 2010 S. Eighth street, warm air heating, $235; Paul 1515 N.

Seventh street, warm air heating, $200; W. E. Ahrens, Calumet drive, warm air heating. $363; Ferdinand Miesfeli, 1419 Gluff avenue, garage, $S5. TRAINING IS (Manitowoc Times) On July 17.

1919, John Wolinski of Sheboygan, Wisconsin was discharged from the U. S. Army with a gun shot wound in his right shoulder and with his grip on things at a low level. Previous to his enlistment he had been working as a laborer but because of his disability, it was now an impossibility for him to carry on in this work. Today Mr.

Wolinski is successfully employed as an Armature winder for the Aluminum Goods Manufacturing Company of Two Rivers. Wisconsin. Mr. Woiinski's "come-back" was effected through a course of training given him by the government, through it's agency the S. Veterans Bureau which aided hint during his period of re-edjustment and helped him overcome the disadvantages caust-d by his disabil-ity.

Training having beta grunted him. he began a course is Electricity and Armature Winding and Coils with the Kohler Company ot Kohler. in March 1921. He applied himsktf diligentiy his tasks and in June lti.2 completed Lis training. Mr.

vas then tillered the position with th" Alum inutu Gotxis Manut'ar taring Cora-jauy which he is now successfully filling. John Wolinski enlisted in Aug ust. 1917 and was assigned as a Private to Company I. nth Infantry, 7th Division. With his outit he went overseas and saw action in many important engagements until he was wounded at Verdun.

From that time until his discharge he wa3 in the hospital. John Wolinski has proven the "worth of the vocational training program of the government. His determination to make of himself a useful productive citizen rather than become a drag in his community is typical of the spirit of the disabled man of today. BOARD OF EDUCATION kegi l.i: Pecemrn-r IS. lf-J2 Fresent were Comrs.

Strassburg-r' Buchen. Jensen. Gill, Verhuist and Eriiielking. The meeting was called to order by President Strassbrrger. The minutes of the regular! meeting were read and approver, i The was author-, f7ed to a Burroughs book keeping machine and adding ma- 'chine for the commercial depart ment on motion by Buchen, second- ed by Engelking.

On motion by Verhuist. second- i ed by Gill, the superintendent was authorized purchase one hun-l rired drawing sets for the mechanical drawing department. On motion by Jensen, seconded by Gill, the superintendent wa3 authorized engage an additional fireman for the high school to help oat during the winter months. The securing of a janitress fo-the high wa left to the dis-cretioa of tae superintendent on motion by Buchen. seconded by Verhuist.

3 On motion by Buchen. seconded Ujr Verhuist, the expenses of one VOCATIONAL SHOWN MM ed and ordered paid: Acker Electrical Co. 70.97 1.00 12.60 9.00 148.23 14.00 2.97 IS. 30 35.00 4.50 227.33 22.16 10.88 Aldag Burhop Berais-Riddel Fibre Co. Henry Berger Bd.

of Ind. Ed Bruhn Drug Co J. Christiansen Co Citizens Tele. Ex Diamond Printing Co Dillingham Mfg. Co Eastern Wis.

Elec. Co Ebenreiter Lumber Co. Farmers Merchants Bank Fessler's Pure Food Sjore Clara E. Fricke August Friedrich3 F. R.

Froelich F. Geele Hdw. Co. Glaeser Studio C. Hildebrand C.

A. Ilonold Co Hoppe Otten A. Imig Sons J. W. Jang Co 25.42 7.60 3.80 71.26 33.22 9.00 14.98 25.3S 2.95 10 00 18.29 3 70 Herbert II.

Jung Co. Ivar Lohmann 20.00 O. II. Lowe Frank W. Margenau C.

H. Martin McNeill Chair Co Henry F. Nagel J. II. Nickel Son Office Supply Ptg.

Co. L. Oppeneer Co Pantzer Lumber Co People's Cash Meat Market No. 2 II. C.

Prance Co Prange-Geussenhainer Co. Press Publishing Co Public Schools Book fund. Ralph R. Ramaker Albert F. Reinemann 8.50 19.20 1.50 21.60 21.76 25.00 10.40 4.00 9.79 1.07 168.2.

22. 4 5 60 42.58 8.10 2.22 C. Reiss Co Rexine Co W. C. Roenitz Roenitz Drug Co Roth Awning Tent Co Robert Rusch 1601.02 21.76 .80 1.75 3.55 G.

W. Schmitt 42.24 Sell Bros. Co 7.65 Sheb. Fruit Box Co 16.36 Sheb. Paint Co 16.97 Sheb.

Welding Co 4.00 Singer Sewing Machine Co. 39.36 Stiller Electrical Co. 11. II. Thieman Co.

I C. Thomas Co. Trilling Bros. Oil Co. 4.40 2.05 2 2 Trilling Hdw.

Co JO 31 Ed. W. Tupper A C. Prescott "erhulst Bros. Inc G.

Walvoord Wis. Puhlic Service Corp. 10.00 20. 4S 127.42 7.92 34.36 3.65 6.00 27.16 7.7S 42.00 5.99 26.25 13.77 55.00 4S.00 27.61 6.00 29.74 S.00 22.00 65.95 F. W.

Wool worth Co. Henry Zabel Allyn Bacon American Book Co. Associated Mfgs. Co. Badger Brush Co C.

C. Birchard Co. Burroughs Add. Mach. Thomas Charles Co.

F. E. Compton, Co. Culahy Packing Co. Cushman Denison Denoyer Goppc-rt Co.

Eugene Dietzgeri Co. Hutch Canning Co. Fau Claire Book Sta Funk Wagnalls Co. Co. Mfg.

Co. Vh. Gross Hdw. L. Hammett Cr.

Supply 151.45 I.udolph M. H-tnsen Co. Houghton Mifilin Co. Int. Floor Machine Co.

Son Kpnt Inc Library Bureau 4.50 14.r3 24 7.00 32 00 163.23 12 Of. B. I.ippineot Co. l.sr. MacMil'an G.

W. Ma Co. aha lfi 15.90 3.3 5 SchaT A. Si hcvnr.ut Co Chas. Scrihners Sons 1 ni.

of Chi. Bookstore Supt. of Public Property State of Wisconsin Adj mrr.ed. 1.02 5.1 J. G.

WALVOORD. Secretary. IL (Continued From Friday.) REPORTS OF COMMITTEES R. C. No.

oS 22 23. To the Honorable the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Sheboygan: Your Committee of the Whole to whom was referred the report of the Board of Public Works No. f5-22-23. relative to additions and alterations to the regular contracts for tire building of the Sheboygan High School, respectfully refer the said Board to the resolutions of this Council authorizing ami pmnnw. enng tue Special Building Commit- tee of the High School to authorize such additions and alterations within the terms of said resolutions, and we do hereby approve and ratify all of the acts and things dene bv tne said Special Building Committee pursuance to said resolutions, and we direct that they continue to act thereunder.

We. furthermore, direct that the Board of Public Works approve without delay uch further orders for additions and alterations now pending, to the end that there will be no delay in the completion of the building. Dated Dec. IS. 1922.

Respectfully submitted. THEO. BENFEY, L. E. LARSON.

W. II. SPRENGER, E. A. SONNEMANN, JOHN BELL, U.

C. GLAESER, J. PETTEY, A. W. GRAMS.

CHAS. MAHNKE. CHAS. HAACK. JOHN RUSSO, COill! COUNG i 1 1 t-ti of Sheboygan: That the Board of Public Works be hereby authorized and directed to notify the Eastern Wisconsin Electric Company to place an Arc Light on the corner of N.

4th St. and New York avenue. Dated Sept. 7, 1922. Wr- H.

SPRENGER. Was adopted on call of the roll: Ayes: Bell. Benfey, Glaeser, Grams, Haack, Hinze, Larson, Mahnke, Nickisch, Pettej Russo, Sonne-mann. Sprenger, Sutter, Werner 15. A'Sent: Kuether 1.

Res. No. 189-22-23. By Alderman Larson. To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council.

WHEREAS, there is to be established in the City cf Sheboygan a means for closer cooperation among the Health, Poor and Social Departments of the City and County, through the maintainance of a Confidential Exchange, as maintained in other cities at full City Expense, and, WHEREAS, such Confidential Exchange will facilitate the move ments of the workers in these departments, avoid overlapping and duplication of work, and render more efficient service to those requiring the services of these departments. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Sheboygan, that by the passage of this resolution, there is appropriated, toward the expense of maintaining the confidential Exchange, a sum of twenty (20) dollar's per month, payable monthly to said Confidential Exchange during the period of its successful operation and with the approval of the Health and Poor Department of the City of Sheboygan. Dated Nov. 20th, 1922. L.

E. LARSON. Was adopted on call of the 'roll: i Ayes: Bell. Benfey, Glaeser, Grams, Haack, Hinze, Larson, Mahnke, Nickisch, Pettey, Russo. Sonne-mann, Sprenger, Sutter, Werner 15.

Absent: Kuether 1. Res. No. 196-22-23. By Alderman BE IT RESOLVED, by the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Sheboygan: That the Supt of Parks is hereby authorized and directed to cause Ice Skating Rinks, one on the north side and one on the south side, to be installed, and that the maintenance thereof be paid out of the Park fund.

Dated Dec. 4, 1922. CHAS. HAACK. Was adopted on call of the roll: Ayes: Bell, Benfey, Glaeser, Grams, Haack, Hinze, Larson, Mahnke, Nickisch, Pettey, Russo, Sonne-mann, Sprenger, Sutter, Werner 15.

Absent: Kuether 1. Res. No. 196-22-23. By Alderman Res.

198-22-23. By Alderman Sprenger. BE IT RESOLVED, by the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Sheboygail: That the Board of Public Works be and the same are hereby authorized and directed to cause the alley in Block 30, First Ward, City of Sheboygan, to be graded and paved with concrete pavement to the established grade, all in accordance with plans and specifications on file in the office of the Board of Public Works. Dated Dec. 4.

1922. W. H. SPRENGER. Was adopted on call of the roll: Ayes: Bell.

Benfey, Glaeser, Grams, Haack, Hinze, Larson, Mahnke, Nickisch, Pettey, Russo, Sonne-mann, Sprenger, Sutter, Werner 15. Absent: Kuether 1. Res. No. By Alderman Pettey.

BE IT RESOLVED, by the' Mayor and Common Council of the City of Sheboygan: That the Board of Public Wrorks is hereby instructed to grade Union Ave. between South Ninth and Twelfth streets to the established grade, this work to be done without the intervention of a formal con tract. Dated Dec. 4, 1922. JOHN PETTEY.

Was adopted on call of the roll: Ayes: Bell, Benfey, Glaeser, Grama, Haack, Mahnke, Nickisch, Pettey, Russo, Sonne-mann, Sprenger, Sutter, Werner 15. Absent: Kuether 1. Res. No. T01-22-23.

By Alderman Larson. WHEREAS: In the appeal of Moritz Teumer et al. from the award of Commissioners in the matter of opening a Street near the north boundary of our City from North Fifteenth St. to Lake Michigan there was additional expense incurred for witnesses who had been subpoened, In the following amounts as follows: Einil Clarenbach, 1 day's attendance, 2 miles travel 8c per mile, 2.66 Charles W. Finnegan, 1 day's 'til ill i t.

i are hereby authorized and directed to draw an order on the Seventh Ward Fund in amount of $1.50 in favor of Jacob Beck, Janitor of the Seventh Ward School. Dated Dec. 18, 1922. Respectfully submitted, L. E.

LARSON, H. F. HINZE, JOHN SUTTER, Committee. Was accepted and adopted on call of the roll: All Aldermen present voting "Aye." R. C.

No. 395 22-23. To the Honorable the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Sheboygan: Your Committee on Finance to whom was referred the Bill of George Bierman, Janitor of the Fourth Ward School iu amount of $3.00 for cleaning and scrubbing the floors after the Spring as well as the Fall election, beg leave to report that we have given the same our careful consideration and recommend that by the adoption of this report the proper City Authorities are hereby authorized and directed to draw an order on the Fourth Ward Fund in amount of $3.00 in favor of George Bierman, Janitor of the Fourth Ward School. Dated Dec. 18, 1922.

Respectfully submitted, L. E. LARSON, H. F. HINZE.

JOHN SUTTER, Committee. Was accepted and adopted on call of the roll: All Aldermen present voting "Aye." R. C. No. 396-22-23.

To the Honorable the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Sheboygan: Your Committee on Street Lighting to whom was referred the resolution by Alderman Larson to cause an Arc Light to be placed at the intersection of North 4th Street and Geele beg leave to report that we recommend the passaje of the resolution. Dated Dec. 18, 1922. Respectfully submitted, G. C.

GLAESER, CHARLES WERNER, CHARLES MAHNKE Committee. Was accepted and adopted. R. No. 397-22-23.

To the Honorable the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Sheboygan: Your Committe on Street Lighting to whom was referred the resolution by Alderman prenger to cause an Arc Light to be placed at the intersection of N. 4th St. and New York avenue, beg leave to report that we recommend the passage of the resolution. Dated Dec. 18, 1922.

Respectfully submitted, G. C. GLAESER. CHAS. WERNER, CHAS.

MAHNKE, Committee. ilj i i I I i 4:.