Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-02-04
city Council Proceedings.

| m <s,r- 'rtHpsoh, quarter eoioiJt
l.. Brockway, r. r. fare IN. RIP" 6I5
y. " Brown. Goods on poor acct, ~
~. brockway a. Co, draying, 90
1 Peter Widen, filing saws, &c, 05
Peter Weir, services as night watchman, u 50
Freeman Roee. !" Is 90
n Laqghlin, on acct of salary, so 90
HI. West, loo 90
| petition for cross-walk across Main street in
Second Ward from the north east corner of block
o. 10 the north west corner of block Ca and for a
cross-wak across Simon street. from the north west
corner of block g. to south west of block SIS
was received; and on motion of Aid. Berens, the
prayer of the petitioners granted, and the cross
walks ordered built.
| The bond OF Mr. J. Hoffman, was presented and
affirmed. q
| Aid. Bur. oughs moved that ths matter OF driving
piles about the harbor, to serve monuments ofthe
late survey made by the city Surveyor be referred
to the committee on Harbor limits, with authority 70
contract for the work, which was agreed 10.
The Secretary of the Fire Department of the city
presented areturn Of the Fire Wardens, elected for
The ensuing year, as follows:
First Ward, S David Crosit,
-.. Second Ward, john Zimmerman,
Third Ward A. p Stone.
| Which election was concurred in by the Council.
Aid Leonard moved that Sixty-five dollars and
forty five centsi$65,45,l be appropriated to w. S.
Strong, to apply account OF clay ased on the
| Cemaiery, which was not agreed to,
| And the ayes and noes being called for, Aldermen
Crosit, Berens ellis, Leonard and Burroughs, vo-
ed in the negative.
Aid. Burroughs moved that the Street Supervisor
of the Third Ward be instructed not to build the
sidewalk the east side of West Main Street, fur
Their west than the residence of Mr Kean which was
agreed to- f-4tA stt2
Aid. Strong moved that all cross walks, hereafter
built by the city, be built under the direction of the
Committee ON Roads s. Bridges which was agreed
to.
Aid. Strong moved that the Road & Bridge Com.
mittee be instructed to build cross walk from the
north east corner of Lyman * Bones store to the
east side OF Main Street; which was agreed to.
Aid. Strong moved that the Committee or Fire De
partment be instructed TO receive proposals for and
select suitable Lot for Engine House No ., and
report to the Council at its next meeting which wa,
agreed to.
The Council then adjourned.
~ 1T WEST, City Clerk
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