Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17
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n. Il. ALLEN. Com.
j. WHIpPLE
Aid. Whipplo offered the following rosolutio

Aid Whipple offered the following resolution.
Whcreas--At the meeting ofthe council June 9TH
1885, the following resolution WAS offered by Alder
man Brande,
Resolccd That the Tribune &. Ie7egrapt and the
Times. newspapers be directed to publish the pro
cccdings ordinances orders and resolutions of the
council and that they be each allowed at the rate
Of $40 per annum ior publishing the same ard tor
doing uil the necessary printing OF the city i"r and
during said term including special notices hard bills
pamphlets &c. except blanks, which additional
printing shall be matter OF adjustmhnt between the
parties. Provided they accept the proposition and
enter into written contracts TO do the aid printing
as above stated Which motion was entertained by
the Mayor and action had thereon by the council as
follows. Aid. Whipple moved to amend the resoIu-
ion by.insertng $50 instead OF $lUO. The as es and
Tvs being called were follows, Aft. Aid. Whppe
Allen, Nichols Ehle and Head negative Aid. Rob
inson Brande Boue, Quarles, Washbish, ScLen,. and
Fish, amendmentlost The question on its pas sage
the yes and Nays being called were aft. Aid Rob
nson. Brande, Bone, Quares, Washblsh, Sc.end,
Fish z Negative Whippe, Allen, Nichols, Ehle,
Head 5, and the resolution declared passed.
And whereas :among the standing rules adopted by
ibis council for their government, the 18th reads as
follows ga majority of the members of tic city
council shall constitute quorum Tor the transaction
of business but TO Ordinance shall be passed OF
appropriation OF money devoted unless eight mem
bcrs shall vote in favor thereof n
Andwhereas but seven members of the council
voted for the above resolution offered by AlGer-
man BranGe which SAID resolution appropidteS
money to the amount Of two hundred dollars.
Resolced, That, that part of the proceedings OF
the council had OH the said 9TH OF June IN which il
is declared that the above resolution offered by
Aid. Brande passed is in clear violation OF
the 18th rule solemly adopted by this council for
hoir government and therefore null and Yod and
of no binding effect upon this council or upoa the
officers OF this city.
Resolued, That the city clerk be and is hereby
instructed aot to furnish etfer OF the printing Of
ices of the city with any manuscript for pubI,ca-
ton until ordered.
And on the question of the adoption of Resolu-
ton the ayes and nays being called Aid Wllinpie.
Nichols, Ehlc and LEAD voted in the affirmative,
and Aid. Robinson, Iirande, Allen. Quarles, Wash
Dish, Schend and Fish in the negative.
Leave was granted Ii. 0. Harra to take up bis
bond street supervisor for last year.
Aid. Brande mo we'd that authority be granted TO
.he Alderman of .tho first ward 70 hire teens to
draw sand for repairing streets which was carried.
1t was ordered that the side walk on Market
street be laid six feet wide.
Aid. Schend moved that So, be appropriated for
painting the fence around the Park in the north
ward
Aid Brande moved its reference to the Commit
tee on Public Grounds which was agreed to
On motion of Aid. Whipple the Council proceed
cd to elect committee Pauper affairs and AID
Fish, Robinson and Whippe were elected sQld
committee.
Rules were suspended and the Bill of Peter Brust
for work ON the harbor, allowed $500 A
On motion OF Aid. Brande the council adloufied
C.'B. LEWIS, City CLERK .