Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-11-23

er, Snoles; ana SniInn; nayS-MarSh. Rus
sci, Epson, and Wooworth. Adopted
Mr.. Doan then moved the adoption of
the resolutions of appropriation.
Mr.. Woodwork moved to amend by
aprroprlating $500 to the Town of Sa-
lem to build road across the Big Slough.
Mr.. Marsh moved to amend by appro-
prlating $50 to the town of Somers to
build bridge E. R. Hugunn's.
Mr.. Miner moved TO amend, by appro-
priating $50 to plank a bridge over o.
Plain river.
Mr.. Epson moved to amend by appro-
priating 5000 to complete the Richtmey-
er Bridge in the town of Bristol.
The Chair received all these PROPOSE
tons
Mr.. Doan moved that all these propo-
sitions be referred to the Committee on
Roads and Bridges.
Mr.. Woodwork insisted that his
amendment was in order, and if it was
referred, it carried the whole matter with
it.
The Chair thought Mr. Woodwork
correct
Considerable discussion followed. the
Chair finally deciding Mr.. Doan's motion
in order.
Ayes and nays were ordered, with the
following result: Ayes Brainard, Doan,
Derbyshire, Sholes, and Snif1in; nays Mi
ner, Marsh. Russell, Epson, and Wood
worth. Lost
The Board then adjourned.-p.
EIGHTH DAY-AFTERNooN SESSION.
Chair called the Board to order. Clerk
called the Roll. All present.
The following was introduced:
Resolved that the Clerk of the Board
be allowed to draw orders on his salary,
as fast as the same becomes due. Adop-
ted.
Mr. Doan moved to rescind the appro-
priation of SIS to the Kenosha Telegraph
for publishing the Election notice. Car
ried.
Mr.. Doan moved to allow each of the
City papers ST for publishing said cleo
ton notice. Carried.
Mr.. Doan reported the following &C.
count, which was allowed:
To j. NJ. Coe for election canvass 81 90
Mr.. Sholes reported the following ac-
count, which was allowed:
To Sheriff Cosgraye for arresting
Chase 81 90
Mr.. Doan from Committee on County
Charges reported the following account
which was allowed:
To Sheriff Cosgraye on general
bill $434 IL
Mr. Sholes offered resolutions allowing
S126,2} to the Sheriff, conditionally, as
follows: The District Attorney is direct
ed to bring an amicable suit before the
Circuit Court, Sheriff Cosgrave having
consented, upon list of items specified
in the Sheritf's bill, if the Court decided
the items to be legal charges against the
County, then the Clerk is directed to is-
sue the orders, but if the Court decide
them not to be legal charges, then he is
directed not to issue the orders: The Clerk
is directed to withhold the issuing of or
ders to the amount of S52,1O, out of the
general appropriation to the Sheriff to
cover appropriations made to third par
ties, who presented accounts for goods
got by the Sheriff, provided the Court de-
cides that they are not properly County
charges, but if the Court decides that
they are, then the orders to be issued.
Mr.. Epson reported the following ac-
counts which were allowed:
To z. III. Kinney for livery for
Sheriff 8 4 so
Kenosha Telegraph 70: pub
fishing and printing 26o 30
Schoff l. Butts do. $500
Ehle & Sykes for carrying
inquest jury SO
The Board then adiourned.-D.
County Legislature.
Ninth DAY-FoRENooN Session.
The Chair called the Board to order.
Clerk called the roll. Allpresent. Min
utes read and approved.
Mr.. Sholes, from the Committee Of
Ways and Means, reported in favor of
tax of five and half mills on the dollar
of equalizcd assessment. for County Pur-
poses, on the basis of the following esti-
mates:
Appropriations made and esti-
mated for present session
of Board S4lO0 90
Estimate expenses Of Court at
May and November Terms 1000 90
Salary Clerk of Board 400 90
State Tax 1916 SO
School Tax, q mills 3l61 70
Total Sl7,667 SO
Tax of S. mills raises SlS,352 80
Leaving in the Treasury S684,92. to meet
any contingency VI uliuCl -CSttii 1S'
Mr.. Doan moved the report be adopted.
Carried
Mr.. Doan, from Committee on Assess
ment Rolls, reported recommendation
that Hale & Towslee's account for over
tax, be first referred to the City Council
and come up to the County from that
Body. Adopted.
Mr.. Woodwork moved to rescind the
appropriation to W. W. Baker of S6;2l.
Carried.
Mr.. Woodwork moved the following
account be allowed. Carried.
To w. w Baker, for fees. So IS
Mr. Woodwcrth reported the following
account, which was allowed;
To Hartman Schuleim for inquest
fees 81 90
Mr. Upson reporte,, the following ac-
count. which was allowed:
To Sheriff Cosgrave for lumber for
walk and fixtures So "a
Mr.. Woodwork moved TO allow Sher-
iT Cosgrave,
For shade trees round Court House SIC 90
For eyeroreens and vines 600
Mr.. Deroyshire moved to amend by
adding SIS for other portions of his bill
for trees, vines, &c.
Ayes and nays called, on the amend
mcnt and all voted aye except Mar Ell
and Woodwork.
The appropriations as amended were
then allowed. ayes and nays called, and
all voted aye except Marsh and Wood