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

ini'tee on printing be- instructed to re-
ceise proposals for the city printing
which was agreed to.
= The city clerk was directed to furnish
copies of the proceedings of the two
lastmeetings of the late council for pub
lioation.
The bond of G. B. Lewis City Clerk
was approved.
The bond of M. LaughIin as Marshal
was approved.
The Bonds of VIM. Stillburn, John
Seiyerd, ID. I'll. Lane and Michael Clark,
Constables were approved.
Aid. Brandc made the following re-
port-The select committee to whom
was referred the matter of difference be-
tween the city and Ira NJ. Wait, would
report that they have investigated the
matter so far as to understand that the
City is claimed to be defending one or
more suits instituted by Ira M. Wait,
and ask for authority TO notify Dir. Ev-
ems or any person claiming to act ~ At.
torney for the city, and Volpey French
of their determination to no longer de-
tend such suit or suits, report adopted.
Aid. Whipple1moved, that the coun-
Gil proceed to elect street supervisors
for the I'd and 4th Wards, which was
agreed to.
Aid. Whipple nominated j. b. Allen.
5. 5. for 4th ward which was carried.
Aid. Muntzenberger, nominated Paul
Brennan S. S. for End ward, which was
carried.
Aid. Robinson moved, to adjourn,
and the ayes and noes being called for,
Aid. Robinson, Washbish, Schend and
Muntzenberger voted in the Affirmative
and Aid. Bone, Brande, Whippls, Allen,
Quarles, Nichols, Ehle and Head in the
negative, motion lost.
Aid. Head, reported against employ
ing Harbor Master for the present, re-
port adopted.
Aid. Allen offered the following reso-
lation-Resolved that the Council pro
coed to ballot for Poor Master also for
suitable persons to constitute Board
of Health for the city
Aid Robinson called for division of
the resolution, and moved to amend by
electlng a pauper committee instead Of
u Poor Master. The amendment was
not agreed to. And the ayes and nays
being called for on the original motion,
those that voted in the affirmative were
AID. Brande, Bone, Whipple, Allen,
Quarles, Nichols, Ehle and Head
Those that voted in the negative were
Aid. Robinson, Washbish, Scbaud and
Muntzenberger, Resolution adopted.
a ballot was then taken, Aid. Quarles
received votes, Robinson ], Paul /,
Butts /, Blank 8.
The Council proceeded to secon d
ballot when Aid. Quarles received s
Votes, scattering 4.
Aid. Quarles moved that the I'd part
of the resolution be laid Oh the table
which was agreed to.
BY Aid Brande, Resolved, that the
compensation of the following officers
for the present fiscal year, be now
passed upon, and fixed by the Council
The City Clerk, Marshal, and Poor mas
ter.
Aid. Nichols moved, that so much Of
the resolution as relates to the Clerk be
referred to Judiciary committee, and al
so much as relates to the Marshal be re
ferred to committee on claims.
Aid. Robinson moved, that the sun
of Five dollars be allowed the Poor
Master.
Aid. Brande moved its reference t.
Judiciary committee, which was not
agreed to.
AID Nichols moved as an amendment
that 500, be allowed as salary of Poor
Master.
Aid. Brands moved to postpone the
subject until the next meeting of the
Council. And the ayes and noes being
called for those who voted in the affirm
alive were Aid. Brande, Bone, Whipple,
Allen, Quarles, Nichols, Ehle, Wash
Dish and Head, those who voted in the
negative were Aid. Robinson, Schcnd
and Mumtzenberger.
d. Kearney made statement to the
Council in relation 20 a certain alley
which was referred to committee on
road and bridges.
Aid. Whipple moved, that the city
clerk. be instructed to secure sealed
proposals from the various Physicians
for the office Of City Physician which
was was agreed to.
On motion the Council adjourned,
G. B. LEWIS.
City Clerk.