Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-07-29

Committee.
Aid. Quares moved that the Treasurer be in
structed to demand of the Marshal the sum o
1877 90 the amount reported by the committee a,
being due.
The Ordinance prescribing the duties of tn,
Chief of Police was taken from the table.
Aid Fish moved to amend by striking out the
the last clause of the first section, as follows
provided however, that in no case shall he in
cur any expense to the city in the discharge o
any duty without the consent of the Mayor or
of the Common Council, which was concurred
in.
Aid. Robinson moved TO amend Sec. End by
inserting after the words, parts of Ordinance 81
far as refers to the collections of monies be an(
the same are hereby replaced which was no
agreed to.
Ayes, Aid. Robinson & Schend. Nees Aid.
Head, Fish. Ehle, Nichols, Quarles, Allen
Whipple Bone and Brande.
On the question of the passage Of the 0 4
nance the Ayes & Noes were called and tn, 81
who who voted in the affirmative, were A d
Head, Fish, Schend, Ehle. Nichols, Quar- e.
Allen, Whipple, Bone & Brande, noes Aid R Oh
inson
Ordinance prescribing & imposing the dutie
of the chief of Police, e. E.l
Be it ordained by the Common Council Of the City
Kenosha
SEC l. The Chief Of Police shall see that all Ordinances
Orders and resolutions the Common Council are
he shall prosecute offences before any Justice of the
Of the city, in the and behalf the City and pro
cure evidence in all prosecutions In which the City sha
be inerested he shall that all orders of board
lection of all nnes penalties and licenses shall deposi
all moneys collected by him Immediately with CITY
urer taking duplicate receipts for the same and dspos
one OF them with the City Clerk he shall abatt
all nusances Of disease within the limits of III
city which may come to his knowledge he shall give per
sonal or waten notice to all members of the council
special meetings called by the Mayor, he shall attend al
meetings Of the Common Council and shall Iroyide 70,
lights fuel fire aud such other convenences as NAV b.
necessary at the place OF meeting for the council and
all other matters not heI Elm specified shall be subject
the direction of the Mayor or Common Council.
$40. 9. Section one Of Ordinance number two passe
March cath 1858, and much of all other ordinances
parts of Ordinances comforting imposing pre-
scribng duties upon the City Marshal conflict with tn
provisions OF this Ordinance shalbe and the ar
hereby repealed. Eil1
SEC s. The Chief of Police shall before he enters upo
the discharge of the duties prescribed by this Ordnanc
execute to the City of Kenosha his bond prescribed
Section Chapter City charter and shall recev
such compensation for his services shall be prescribe
by the Common Council.
Passed July 26 1883. uA GEO. II. PAUL,
C. B. Lewis, City Clerk. Mayer.
Aid. Quarles of the Finance committee repor
ted that he had examined the Treasurers quar-
terly report and compared the orders with thei
stubs and found the same correct.
Mr.. Crosit made statement in regard to
nuisance, opposite his residence and requisite
the Council to take measures to abate it. Aid
Brande, moved that the chief of Police be il
structed to attend to the matter, which wa
agreed to,
Ala' Whipple moved that the street supsrvi
~ ~. u the trst ward be directed to lay the sid
80 On 'ne west side of West Main street n
lul:As' 'nan the north line of Mr.. Quarles lot
Inc resignation of J. Lothrop as a member o
the School Board was receiysa 'Oei
On motion Of Aid. Head the Council adjourn
ed z. B. LEWIS, Clerk.