The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-04-23
March Slst. Bal. in Treas,.s.$ POS 0,
Respectfully,
.. CHARLES FRANTZ,

March S1st. Bal. in Treas..,.$ POS %
Respectfully,
CHARLES FRANTz,
CITY Treas
The following report of The Board of EdD-
cation was presented and read: $50
The Board of Education OF the City OF Ke-
nosha would respectfully report to the Corn-
mon Council Of said city theirroe ipts and ex-
penqifureS during the period commencing on
on the 9Th day of April, 1868:
Inc tolIowing sums of money have been re-
celYed by the Treasurer of the city of Keno
sna ior The use of the public schools of said
city: ,sa Ill. ..... -.
From State School Fund. ..........S 763 rs
civ ssbo oeI4 tax ~ 500 6e g g
From town of Pleasant Prairie 100 %
somers ............. 234 OF
from non resident scholars. ....e III so
from dOg tax. Observation-Disclosures. PAR nm
Bal. on hand April ist 1867. .. al IA
borrowed money from the city,. 1865 %
Total .......... .............S 17,025 II
The following sums have been expended du
ring the last year: $50 ~ = g
Teachers saiary IA d4a "A
t9anltof'S salary1.. ........... G74 81
5 5uSu! auce ;,t :,.. ,........s1a 70 81.
SuPeTtltth9eAI salaIy... 100 o.
S"''ii "N04 N4iA SAVING TIE same. and
6 Goa Goa stoves. $50 6o
School iQJ bought Of kearuay. G75-tn|
fnll0sophIcAt apparatus 1Of n5
CLOCKS for school house. III Do
lightning rods for school house. 200 OoI
hepHlfs on school house ana other
!, IHlsce lanGous eSPcuss s...e....... 67S ~
borrowed money ard it, III same . IA III
oa"l : 000 81
Dalance on hand april 91h,. 1865. seer a
BY order OF the Board OF Education u the
city Of kenosba. -sl @
-, oJl5e ANT H0NIs EANWYCK. Pies
hAhA dresser, sup.
Aid stebbins moved that the above report
DC paced on hle and printed with the n~ot eed
lngs Of the me- citing
The Council then proceeded 10 decti he
election OF constable ~ he LIST weird /
Ala. ats b6ins moved that four peices OF ua. |
per De placed IN hat, three blank and an.
Win the word Constable written mon IL and |
tnaI the one who should draw the latter one |
pc declared elected, which motion YVES spe
9 100. anu carried. a. b. Prnesdeit la wing I
uTa"h tAe one with the word Cons, able wris
Ten upon II, was then declared duly elecEed
a proposal by ). ! Brande Tor the -saIr at
adqitional ground 70 the Cemetery WAS ~
e9,tSl SH4 Iead, and on motion OF Aid. Mel
VI referred 70 TIE new Council. Aid. Nlc0ll
stated lna6 a1large number ofcoupons now IN
the hapds OF the Treasurer mad not been thor
ouSuty taneelied, aud therefore moved That
INC matter Of cancclliug be referred to The
new Com mon Coencil, which motion was SER E
ondrd aud carried
AID, etebbins offered ne Following r,.st,i4
lion: A '7 '~7''N
Rssolsed That 9Ae tlItnk 81 bis b6dr 4f4H
! ue ana are hereby andared 10 tuta Asvar1
"a "a, =, fettiE, Tor The iaiihtul lin parual andi
siHcfent manner in whIrh lie ha> presided
oyer the deliberations OF The common council
Tor the PAST Year ss 81 ~,s..'-,r.e - 2.
heSolau9n unanimQusy adopted, whsreuu-l
1n Mayor Pgttlt thanked The comet i0g 49,
courtesy aud Kindness T'hlclE uey had &C.
slowed upon inm during their Official 'Fsla.
'io 1 iu l1G past } cal q FgEEr
Mayor N. ii. Petit then administered the
oath Of office To /. w. 5Webstef Mayor elrcfr 4
On motion, he eoHBcii adjourned
CHARLES FRAATL, City Clerk, pro ten.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMON CoUNcII. FoR
asse 1868 AND 1863
- April 18th, 1865.
MayorI l.. w. yiebster administered I b. oat 81
= once to the following PERSONS elected al as
Iernen:
Messrs F. Robinson, J. P Glover, J. ii }
''eooinS, B. Simmons, j. White, j. E. Bailey. I