Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-06-21
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Cry CorNcII. June ,, -! P. NJ.
Council met. Present, Aldermen Quarlts
! English, Barber, Parker, KunaIs, hittredgc, ans
Glover
Messrs. Bennett aud Aver subsequently ap.
| peared III their places.
reports.
| NJ QNarlcs, oft the committee on accounts, re-
portrd the following as having The approval OF
the committee, and they were allowed:
| I. +. Reiield, for services as Constable, 81 90
Smith & Glover, for lumber, 3,lG
}. |. Eule, for services as Inspector of
Election, April, 1850, $50
The committee reported against tncalioWance
of an account of DIR NFalscherd, for III .dcinC
and medical attendance Oh Marie Ntonoski,
! $500.
The bill was, on notion rejected, and DR..
| Wa!schcrd had leave to withdraw said bill from
the Council file.
The committee on streets ard alleys asked
further time for investigation and report on tie
subject OF the plank walk on Wisconsin street,
a petition and remonstrance in regard to which
had been referred to them. Farther time was
granted.
Mr. Bennett, of the Judiciary committee, re-
ported in favor of the approval of the bonds of
Eli G. Runals and William Bering. liquor deal
ers. The bonds were approved.
/ The Mayor reported that he had, according
to the direction of the Council, taken an aflida-
/ Wit, in relation to the case of Miss Cox, showing
that she arrived here on the lIth of July last,
and that consequently the expense incident to
! the care and support of said Miss Cox would be
a legal county charge.
| On motion of Mr. Kittredge, in reference to
this case, it was ordered that Miss Cox be sent to
| the LunauC Asylum at Chicago. as soon as
! practicable.
Communications
! The Mayor laid before the Council copies of
a correspondence between George kimball and
the War Department on the subject of the South
port harbor. The papers were ordered to be
/ placed on file.
! The City Clerk laid before the Council the as
sessment rolls of the several wards of The CITY,
as returned to him on the 3lst Nav, 1850, bv
| the ward assessors.
The Mayor presented communication of the
Board of Supervisors of the town OF Southport,
asking that some action be taken BY the City
Council IN reference 10 work upon certain roads
| beyond the limits OF the city.
On motion, this communication was referred
to the committee on streets and alleys.
| PetiiionS
petition of S. y Brande, PRAYING for the
opening of an alley in the VICINITY of his resi-
dence, was presented, read, and appropriately re-
terred
Insurance on City Building.
The Mayor was, on motion, authorized to ef-
feet an insurance on the city building with Mr..
Gasklll, at the rate of two per cent.
Report Of Street SuperriS0r
Mr. Guernsey, Street Supervisor for ID ward.
presented report of his doings according to
the Ordinance.
ReSolutiORS
Mr. Aver offered the following resolution
which was adopted mem con.
ReSoired, that the committee on the ipdiciorv
De instructed to report to the CITY Council. al
the next meeting thereof whether. in their onip-
ION, the said City Council are authorized nv the
city charter to make alterations in any individual
assessments, tor the purpose of equalizinc the
value Oh property assessed in any ward
Mr. kI!tredge offered the following il WINS
passed:
ReSoired, that the city clerk be, and hereby is.
instructed TO obtain that portion OF the papers on
ME with the late town clerk. which papers belong
10 the city, and now in possession of the town
clerk OF the town Of Southport
Mr. Quarles offered the following, which were
adopted
RESOLVED, that tho Mayor, and one individual
chosen from each ward ct the city. shall consti-
tule the Board of Health for the present wear
ReSolred, that DR. OTIS jerks, Samuel Hale.
and John Bullen, senior, are hereby appointed
board ct health according TO ordinance No. 7
Mr. Quaries also offered the following resolu-
ton, on the passage of which the ayes and noes
were demanded.