The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-07-22
Council Proceedings
REGULA R MEETING-July 10, 1869.


REGULAR MEETING July 10, 1869.
Present ): Mayor Robinson, Aldermen
Glover, Simmons, Halliday Nichols,
Caferty, English and Quigley.
The.Clerk being sick, J. E. Bailey was
appointed Clerk Pro tenn. N
On motion of Aid. Glover, the reading
of minutes oflast meeting was dispensed
with. s.... eT s.ef.r., =,
Committee on Claims reported the fol-
lowing bills, which, on motion OF AID.
,Gloveraallowed. 0 VgEE E
D. McGunty, street work Y9s7l 70 so 80
Peter Calyey, street work n . 20
j. H. Howell Mason work on CulVertlo W
The bill from Union Printing Office
for $50 was read, and on motion of AID.
Glover, the rules were suspended, for pur- 4
pose of allowing said bill and amount
allowed. Il E0QH 600 Tal8s aavE,
The report of Poor Master was read, on
motion of Aid. Nichols the report was
accepted and ordered placed on file2i b
Bills of o. Heoy, Sexton, amounting to
$92 1 Il was read and on motion Of AID
Cafferty, the rules were suspended and
amo cunt were anoHedY u lz g81S8s
The matter ofexamining Title Of Prop
erty, purchased from State, by City, 2
years ago, Also examination of Deed from
Mr. Whipple, was, on motion of AID
Glover referred to judiciary Committee
The bill of Capt. Quigley, amounting
to $500 for Team work, was presented
and read on motion of Aid. Glover, rules
were suspended and amount allowed.
The Committee on Fire Dept, to
whom the matter of w. F. Halliday to
erect frame building on Main ST., re-
ported IN favor Of granting W. F. Halliday
Ia permit to put up said building, and on
motionof AID Glover, the report was
adopted by the following vote:
For-Ald. Glover, Simmons, Halliday,
Caferty, English and Quigfey-6, ya
i Against-Ald Nichols-1.7 .sss1I
Iia Bill of Mr.. Cameron for work on street,
amounting to $t75 was, on motion Of
Aid. Simmons, rules were suspended and
bill allowed.
On motion of Aid, Glover a quarters
salary was allowed to Joseph Hoffman,
City Marshall, $75.O0.'o g 81, nosi
Il Bill of Street Supervisor, Joseph
Hoffman, for I'd, ward, amounting to
j $4,000 was referred to the Aldermen
of I'd ward. 10 9.a6oef ,qs4 /
/ The bills fl. White, amounting to
$3.75; Bill of P. Monaghan for$4.O 90; Bill
Of P. O'Neal, $9.62i;. Bill of J. E. Bailey
for $12.56; Beosen, Isermans& 6 Co. $3.50 /;
Peter Calyey $7.8s; Henry Cork $500 +;
Timothy Mcintyre $780, August Huck
$4,000; were,referred to committee on
claims. ~e = 81 Aass@
S1.76 was referred to Committee on Fire
Department. r gsa ene.,
The Mayor reported the following
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persons .,as being appointed by him,
as Special Police on the, 5th,4S. A. Barber,
r. E. Sampson, Phillip Wade, F. Caaerty,
Philip Fay, j. Fl, Hosiery, Abraham
PMagany, on motion Of Aid. Glover, $3.50
was allowed to each, Ese 49,
I @Theym matter Of Lansing papers'vs city,
were referred Ito j judiciary committee.
/ A letter received from J. w Cary s. Co.
was read IN reference to suit of s. Fisk
against City,a on motion ofAld. Glover,
was referred to same conimitteee to take
an appeal Of said suit,
The matter of repairs on Poor House,
was, on motion Of Aid. Glover, referred
to Pauper Committee and Poor Master.
On motion of Aid Simmons $4,000 was
appropriated to Poor Master.
/. On motion Of AID. Nichols "a special
committee Of Eve, oabel appointed by
!. 4 Mayor, to examine the Map and plotting
. Grounded Cemetery. The Mayorappointen
! the following: Aid Nicols,a Kingman,
EQuigley,3 schend and Glover; as said
committee. Ald.a Nichols presented the
the following resolution: seiiTlq1 70 no.s /
WHEREAS, it has been represented to
this Common Council that, there is q por-
ton of the money appropriated by the
United States for the Improvement of this
d harbor, unexpended, and Whereas Mr.
Geo. sTa9V anArsdale has signifed his
willingness to lookfthe matter up. There
fore 9lfa e3gsaa7 84q0i iasiro9r-i aa.os G3tssa
ea Resolved, That Geo. Z. VanArsdale be
land he is hereby requested and authorized
to make idquiries in relation to the matter