Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-21
COORDINATION PKOCEr.DINGs.

Regular meeting Of the Board-pre, ent. l.. T
King, d. Walker, jr.. J. Bond. and J, P. Glover
Trustees and {. {. ShoieS. Recorder
The President being absent, L. F. King was cho>
sen President pro tempore.
The Committee OH Village Improvements re-
ported lavorabiy on the following petitions referred
10 them al former meeting
l. For surveying, laying out, and continuing
Main street. Commencing al the north line OF the
lot now occupied by the Methodist Church TO
the south line OF the corporation.
2. For the extension OF West Main street to the
north line OF the corporation.
,. For tax 10 construct a plank walk com
mencng at the west end OF the Bridge crossing the
creek on Grand street, aud extending west to Ger
tam points therein named.
1. For 4 tax to grade and level walks, on Chas
DuIkee street, commencing at the southeast cor
ner OF the public square and running thence the
Lake; and that 5. +. McCdrty be appointed to su-
p-rlntend the work.
5. For a special tax TO grade Orange street in
the North ward, from the vest side OF Davis S lot,
and running east to the Racine road.
The committee recommended that the PRAYER
OF the pet TONERS in the above cases lie granted and
further that Tor the grading OF Charles Durkee
street, the OF fifty dollars be lie, led, and like
sum Tor the grading OF Orange street.
The recommendation OF the committee was
adopted and the proper proceedings directed to be
had to carry out the object OF the petitioners.
The committee recommend that the petition re
fcrred to them, praying tor an appropriation out o.
the general fund to ect graz el walk around the
Public square, be laid on the table. 1t laid on
the table.
Accounts follows, previously referred to the
finance committee weFe reported back, with a rec>
ommendaon IL favor OF their allowance. The
accounts were seyeraIly allowed, and the Recor-
der directed to issue orders therefor.
c. l.. Sholes, for Printing, $500
&. Clement. do 1885
G. S. Roe for plank walk on west sido
of Main street to north side OF Grand st. 1851
DR.. Walker, for services as member of the
Board of Health, 27,00
DIR. Parker, for similar services, 1000
III. Sexton, for furniture, 1900
Evans and ToWslee, for legal services
in 1913, $500
To the Marshall, Mr. Yates, an allowance OF S25
was made on account
Mr. Roe presented report Of expense connect
ed with the improvement OF the street lying from
Main Street to the Plank Road-Tha amount ex-
pended was S256,93.
Tie Recorder was directed to draw an order in
fdovr OF Mr.. Roe on account of plank walk i'm
provement 10 Grand street, for $40, and his general
account was audited and allowed
The Board then adjourned to meet Wednesday
evening
Sept. 10, 1919.
Board met pursuant to adjournment, Messrs
King, Bond, Glover and Walker, Trustees, and c.
Sholes, Recorder, being present l.. F. King, ect-
ing as President pro tempore.
A petition for a night watch or police,
TO guard the property OF the Village from
rendary attempts to fire or pH!age, presented,
81 gned by a large number OF tax payers.
On motion OF Mr. Bond Mr. Roe was directed TO
ascertain and report on Thursday evening 10 the
Board upon what terms suitable number of per-
sons can be procured 10 act temporarily in the Ca
pacity of night watch.
The warrant directed to o. L. Robinson, as path.
master of Third Ward, ordered to be recalled,
md TO be reissued and directed to Joseph White.
The committee on finance reported in favor of an
account of Wallace Mygatt. for printing, $500
The account was allowed, and orders directed to
be drawn.
The Board then adjourned till to morrow eve-
Ming. c. Z. SHOLES, Recorder