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

n. q Brien. (tNo biils) drayage, 2u,G5
d. Ssnborn, work D. w. & Is. 400
j. Hillayd. - :. a =. :. 6,25
J, r. Glover. lumber. 1927
Wood Co. nails s, w. 2,76
Mr., Harris work s. W. 4 r. &B. 4,So
ID. Crosit, (two bills) repairing Dredge
and wood ca poor account a 1858
LANCE q Doyle, work on Dredge. 103.b3
More. Twist & Co lumber S. W. 69,3l
L. Metcalf, rope for fire Department 1900
II. Il: West, fluid &c for use of Treasurer. 300
Z. Trsstin, police service. 7,2s
n futile, Juxtics fees. GIL
A. r. Marshall per Runals and Tracy ser
vices ~ surveyor r. 800 III. 400 $50
81 McDermioti road work. 200
j. Runyon, work on drsdge. 1850
Aid Strong presented the bill of the City
Surveyor for services IL taxing levels Of the
streets of the City fer grades and making profile
OF same, and moved that the balance called for
$f7s.S0 be allowed. which was not agreed to-
AID Crosit moved that one hundred and forty
dollars be appropriated in full of said account,
which war agreed to.
Tho bill of Mr.. Marshall for harbor survey
and plan of same. amounting to three hundred
and sixty five dollars and forty cents was then
presented.
Aid Crosit moved, That as it had been under
stood that only the sum of one hundred and fifty
doiss should be expended on that account, and
it appearing that sl26, had already been ap-
propriated-the sum of twenty>four Dollars
be now appropriated to Mr.. Marshsll-which
was agreed to. ads
And the ayes and nays being called for
Those who voted in the affirmative were Aid
Crosit, Berens, ellis, Burroughs and Strong
AID Leonard voted in the negative.
Aid. ellis moved, That the amount appropri-
ated to Mr.. Marshall be retained until the map
and minutes of the survey of the harbor be de-
livsred to the city which was agreed to and the
ayes and nays being called for.
Those who voted in the affirmative were AID.
Crosit Leonard, Gillis, Bsrens. and the mayor,
and those who voted in the negative we're AID
Burroughs and Strong
Aid, Crosit presented bin for money paid
for Telegram from the Hon F. 8. Lowell in re-
lation to the amendment to the City Charts
which was rejected by vote of the ayes and
nays Aid, Leonard only voting in the aft rma
tive.
On motion of Aid. Strong the vote rejecting
the bill Of Crosit was rseconsidsred and the &C.
count laid on the table until next meeting
The city Clerk made report on Csmstsry
account, which was accepted and laid on ths ia
BILE until the next mseting.
The report Of the Board Of Education In re-
lation to the disbursements of said Board was
received and ordered printed.
The Clerk then laid before the Board the re-
turns of the Elestion held in the several wards
of the City, upon the sixth day of April, upon
the Canvass of which it appeared that:
| George II. Psul-was elected Mayer.
G. B. Lswis--City Clerk.
Abraham Hanson-Treasurer.
NJ. Frank-Superintende of Schools.
| ID. G. Gaskill-Assessor.
| Henry lines-Railroad Commissioner.
IL. Laughlin-Marshal.
Fl. Tutt,s-Justice of the Peace.
| VIM. Bono, f. Robinson, 9. Y. Brande, wsr,
elected AID Of the first Ward
| q. Muntzenbsrgsr, c. Schand, w. Washbisl
were elected Aid. Of the second Ward.
j. V. Quarlss, L. b. Nichols, ID. Head, wer,
elected Aid. of the third Ward
j. Wbippls, N. Ehle, N. r. Alien, were elect
ed Aid. for the fourth Ward.
School Commissioners LIST Ward-C. Briggs
l year. J. E. starkweather, years.
| School Commissioners End Ward-C. Muntz
enbergsr, year; w. +. Holiday, 2 years.
School Commissioners 3rd Ward-F. w. Ly.
man, year; X. Ii. Deming, years.
j School Commissioners 18th Ward-J. 10th
rop, year; Henry Lines, 2 years
Clark, was elected Constable in the LIST w arc
J, Seivart, ." " End Ware
ID II Lane" % " Bird Ware
w, Stllborn, {" - " " 4th Ware
Aid Leonard moved that there be sufficien
sum appropriated to the City Mashal to make hi
salary one dollar per day during the year, whicl
was agreed to-and the ayes and nays being
called.
| Those who voted in the affirmative were Aid
Crosit Leonard Berens, Stsng and the Mayo
those whs voted in the negative were Aid Gilli
and Burroughs.
Mr.. J. A. Waddsll appeared before the Coun-
ell and stated that the scow he had contracted
to build for tie City, was ready to be delivered
The Hsrbor COMMITTEES therefore made the fol
lowing report.
To the Mayor and Council, Ths undersigned
accept the ssow built by James A. Waddell Al
being in accordance with contract and recon
mend payment be made therefor.
Kenosha, April 9Th 5s.
David Crost,
ED. ellis,
| Which report was adopted and an appropris
ton of four hundred dollars made to said Wsd
dell in full payment for said scow.
There was then appropriated to G. H. Pau
for care of paupers two dollars and thirty sever
cents, and for services As poor master twenty-fv
dollars.
Aid. Bersns moved that six dollars be up
propriatsd to each member OF the Council bein,
the amount due them as per charter for sttsn
dance at Council msetings-which was agree,
to.
The Council then adjourned until ts-morrov
evening.
ut WEST, City Clerk
FRIDAY Eve, April 9th SO.
The Council met this Evening-al
present. The minutes of the prsviou
meeting were read and approved.
The following appropriations wer'
then made, to
A. II. Thompson, for balance sal
airy as city Physician, 5000
Mrs. Fowler, for care of Mrs.
| Wade children, 15,0t
The finance committee to whom hat
been referred the reports of the Cit.
Treasurer upon City and Harbor &C
counts reported. That they had exam
ined the same and found them to b
correct according to the best of thei