Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-04-22

REGULAR MEETING, April 18th $50.
Council met, Board all present, min
utes of last meeting read ard approved.
A petition was presented recommend
ing the appointment of Merry O'Harra
as overseer of highway, which was laid
on the table.
A petition was presented requesting
the city council to grant no license for
the sale of intoxicating Liquors for a
less sum than 500, and that in every
instance when license shall be granted
the person obtaining the same shall be
required to give coed and sufficient
bail that he will keep an orderly house.
A petition was presented of like i'm
port with the above, with the exception
lhat no license be granted for the sale
Of Intoxicating liquors for sum less
than from $50 to 800.
A petition was also presented request.
ing the city council to institute legal
proceedings against all parties selling
Intoxicating liquors without legal Ii
cense. All of which petitions were
referred to special committee con
sisting of Aid. Quarles, Ehle and Muntz
enburger.
Petition of L. Tresten asking council
to transfer to him the license granted
Joseph Hoffman.
Aid. Brande moved to lay the petit
tisn on the table which was carried and
the ayes and nays being called for, those
who voted in the affirmative were Aid
Brande, Bone. Whipple, Allen, Quarles
Nichols and Head, those wlo voted in
the negative were, Aid Robinson, Ehle,
Washbish, Shand and Muntenzbsrger.
Petition of Hose Co. No. ! for re-
pairs to Hose Cart referred to commit
tee on Fire Department.
A communication from becity Treas
urer in relation to Rail Road Script,
was referred to finance Committee.
Petitions for license to sell liquors
were applied for by Turk asd Leafs,
fremont House; Henry Weyhe Bailey
Block; T. H. Mosher, Young America.
The committee on Roads and Bridges
reported in favor of uniting the lst 3rd
and 4th wards in one Road District and
electing r. Supervisor.
Aid. Whipple moved to amend by
by striking out 4th ward which was car
ried. Aid. Brande moved to amend
by striking out 1st ward which was
agreed to. And the report as amend
ed was adopted.
Aid. - moved reconsideration
of the question which was carried and
report laid on the table. Aid. Muntzen-
berger moved that the Aid. from each
ward nominate the Supervisor for their
respective wards which was carried.
The Harbor committee reported in
favor of repairing the Government Life
Boat which was adopted.
The committee on claims reported
in favor Of allowing p. Wildens bill
s3,9l which was agreed to.
Judiciary Committee on s. Jones pc
tition report no action which was agreed
| to.
Aid. Nichols offered the following res
olution.
Resolred, That in all cases where IL
ceness for selling Intoxicating liquors
have bsen granted by the common coun-
Gil of this city and the parties to whom
such licenses were granted have not
fled their bonds as required by law or
paid for the same be, and the same are
hereby recinded.
Aid. Robinson moved TO amend by
allowing those who had paid for their
licenses one week in which to file their
bonds according to law; the amendment
was accepted aud the resolution adj
opted.
The license bonds Of E. Bailey, T.
MeKillup, J. Murphey andJ. Duffy were
presented and referred toJudiciary com
mittee.
The bill of l. W. Webster as city at
torney was referred to committee on
claims.
Aid. Whipple moved that the com.