Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-11-19

ihg vi special TAX Tor Harbor purposes Whieh
was agreed TO-
The following appropriations were then made
viz:
P, Miller. Keeping non resident Pauper $1,000
Mr.. Mcdonald. board Mrs. Parks 1000
III. T West. Wine for Mrs. Frasine, 75
J G Got,fredson, Flour, Mrs, Thomas %
d. Crosit, Provisions for poor -
- Vale %
L. Kreegsman. draying. poor act. %
Simmons q Son, goods 5,ob1
] q p English, Provisions 1000
Wood & Carter. goods per order 2,lit
V. French, rent of house, Mrs. vroman ls0O
]. Hogan, Frasine $50
j. Wascott. goods per order lm
+. +. Morris, care of sick @,B
License to sell Intoxicating Liquors was or
dered to be granted to Mr. Corrigsn aud Svee
ley for one year, for the sum of Twelve Dollars
hey to file Bonds as required by Law.
The Council then adjourned
IL. i. WEST, City Clerk.
REGULAR MEETING Nov. 10. 1887.
Present the Mayor and Aid Crosit. Giilis
Strong and Leonard. The minutes of the pre-
sious meeting were read and approved.
A petition pra, ing for the passage of an Or
dnahce, regulating the sale of Wood and pre-
sding for the appointment OF wood measarer
VAS received and referred to Aid. Gil lis with m
.truetions to prepare an Ordinance in arcord
snee with the petition.
The Committee on Grades" to when was
referred the Report of the city Surveyor viii
he profile of the grades of the several STREETS
aid down by him. presented the Following I,
,,ort.
70 the Mayor and Common Council, City q Re
Rosha:
The Committee 10 whom was referred the re.
'ort of A. 7 Marshall E-q City Surveyor, haN
ng examined ih2 same, Would ,ec'mmend IN
adoption of the report and that the grades of til,
everal streets be establshe,. in accordance viii
he profile submitted. aud taat an Ordinance b.
ass, d TO that effect.
Signed, W. ). SIkOAo
u CROSIT.
GEO. BERENS.
Committee on Grades
Aid ellis moved tha' the Fepor, be adopted
and the Committee on Grades instructed to Pre-
Jared an Ordinance accordingly. which Wa
greed TO,
The Chiei Engineer of the Fire Departmen
presented hi. annual report which was accepie'
aud referred 10 the Committee on Fire Depar
uent with instructions to confer with the Chi
Engineer i'll relation to cost of new Hose ,'epalr
+ Engine Houses &c, and report according !
The Treasurer was instructed 70 collect o.
hundred and Six Dollars and twenty six cen,
of Mr.. Muntzen berger, for dredging dune +"
him.
Aid ellis moved that the rule requiring al
unanimous vote of five members of the Council
to make an appropriation, be suspended, which
was agreed to.
The Council then proceeded TO make the toi
lowing appropriation viz:
Winsor & English. mending Hose 49,. $2A,3
5. Y. Brand, making Militia list ~
II. Fritman. Draying- 1872
NicOIl x Comstock, Coffin far child (C") -
" Table for Counci room 20
Chief Engineer Fire Dept. yr'ly allowance $50,
The Committee ON Judiciary TO whom wa
referred the complaints Of Messrs. Marsh and
Brockway, made the following report;
REPORT
The Committee to whom the Petition ri l..
Brockway and Harmon Marsh was referred
planning of excessive assessment in the Yea
1857, requesting that some action be taken b.
the Council to release them from the tax .esu,i.
ing therefrom would report as tniows:
IN our opinion We iHlilA tttc lily 1uhuC4t uaS
jurisdiction in the matter, and would recon-
mend that justice be done TO these men The
Assessor says he may have done n.ju>tice 10
these men. aud if such is the case, and tlas we
have jurisdiction it is our duty TO have the mat
Ter corrected.
Therefore we report in favor Of the petitioners,
ANDREW LEONARD, Chirnan
Aid Strong moved tina: the repor, be referred
hi. -, 10 roun,;,,na IN Ipd;corv f,- thor, "a
confer more part .cularly with Messrs. BrocAway
and Marsh on the subject, which was no
agreed 10.
The COMMITTEES on Roads and Bridges to
whom was rcieryad petition for 4 Side Walk
on the south side of Pearl Street, report in IA
vor of granting the prayer OF the reti;ion-re.
por. not adopted.
The Committee on judiciary to whom Wa
referred the petition Of certain tax payers, IN sc
atipn to lands sold for non payment Of Il. L
taxes. made areport, which was referred 10 X
Committee on G a3es
The Mayor moved that the Chairman of hi>
Committee on Grades" have full auiho.igy 10
&C 10 restrain persons from encroaehlug upon
he Ha bor-whch ~as agreed Is.
Council then ad. ourned.
HI. WEST. C;5y Clerk.
- Hon A Ii Bow. ia, been rel Nominated
nv she Democ al for l. : Senator, fr. IN Missis
sippi.
- The Syracuse Journal announces that
eleven runaway slaves passed through hat city.
bound for Cso-da. on. '-r last week
u A IRE occurred at Cnipepper. Va, o. the
l2.h inst.,by which two printing Offices and lve
stores were destroyed. Loss, ),00J.
- 4 fire oeca,red in Milwaukee in the even
ing OF the 18th INST. destroying three or four
small stores on Spring Street, before it cau be
exiinguished
~ The Collins steamer Alratie lefs Nv
York on the 18Th inst. on her tr;a. trip Il her
machinery works satisfactorily. she viii sal for
Liverpool on the 3lh
Sc Andrew jackson DAVIS, aud wife. have
been occurring upon Spiritusii>rn and kindred
matters in Milwaukee. The papers don't speak
very hi ghly ofihe Subject matter of their lectures
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