The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-11-24
SPECIAL MEET No. Nov. IS, 1870.

-ge SPECIAL MEETING. Nov. Is, 1870.
PRESENT Mayor Petit, Aldermen Glover,
Simmons, Price, smith, Coleman, Simon,
Schoffen, steinmetz.. Nichols, Frantz, .Yute,
Reed, ZOO agFo} gg 10 2nsl a'l#
On motion Of AID Nichols the reading Of
the minutes was dispensed with 8 Is selfu9a9
The Mayor then stated that, this meeting
had been called to take place instead Of the
regular meeting on Mnpday next ga 10
The city Marshal being absent. Constable
A. B sTruesdeil was on motion of Aid GLOW.
er appointed aching Marshal for this evening
On motion of Aid. Glover the bill of Thos-
Kane of s2.cO was allowed. ,.q :, r.,gs
Onamotion ofiAid. Glover three dollars
were appropriated TO each of the Inspectors
and Clerks election. alsoynine dollars for
each member ofHthe Board OF Registry, and
also nine dollars for the,uses of rooms on reg.
stration and election days to the following
named persons. VIZ: "a Schpffen, Jos. fIer-
rill and 8 Y ssBrande, sAs2% &rasJ S
The Mayor then stated that the Treasurer
elected had refusedlto, quality: agsaxa or
Aids & over moved That a special election
be held on Monday the 28th inst, at the
City Treasurer, and that the election be con-
Quoted by the Aldermen of the first ward,
which motion was carried. .,-fsi,ss ii, ,sfl.a5
On motion the Clerk was direct ed to get 81
election notices printed and have the same
posted in the most conspicuous places of the
city ,as3EKg9W 9ia 1f3 T.i@ 5sns ssno
Mayor PERTH then laid before the council
four judgments of the U, s.. Circuit Court for
the district OF Wisconsin against the city of
Kenosha, with the request to take action on
same
Aid. Price moved that the Judgments be
referred to the Judiciary COMMITTEES to report
at next meeting. aE@a 158A1
Ayes-Pfice, simon. Schoffen, Steinmetz.
Noes-Glover, Simmons, Reed, Nichols,
Smith, Frantz, Yue, Coleman The Mayor
declared the motion lpst.igsay -a.9se4s i.
Aid. Glover moved to act separately on
each mands mus served upon the council
Ayes-Steinmetz, Schotfen, Simon, Frantz,
Smith,, Nichols, Reed, Glover. ll5.1s2
Noes-Coieman, Yuie, Price, Simmons. Mo-
ton carried.
AID Glover moved that tax7for the sum
of S1,007 80 and Interest thereon and $29.75
costs, be levied in case of, d. p, Crosby
against the city Of Kenosha
Ayes-Yule, Frantz, Simmons, Nichols
Clover -S1eInmetz. Schoffen, Simon,
Coleman, Smith, Price, Reed The May or
declared the motion lost.
Aid. Glover then moved that q tax for the
SUN Oh %f,OUU auQ INTEREST thereon, anu S4o
IS costs be levied in the case or Joshua T.
Lamson against the city of Kenosha.
Ayes-lue, Frantz, Simmons, Nichols,
Glover Noes-Stenmetz. Schoffen, Simon
Coleman, Smith, Price, Reed The Mayor
declared motion lost.
Aid. Glover moved that tax for the sum
of $l6,065. 80 and interest," thereon, and $43 40
costs be levied in case or Joshua F. Lamson
against city of Kenosha.
Ayes-Yuie, Frantz, Nichols. Simmons,
Glover. Noes-Stenmetz, Schoffen, Simon
Coleman, Smith, Price, Reed. The molten
was declared lost.
The mandamus next in order, served upon
the Mayor and City Clerk, upon which the
tax was levied or Nov. Oath, 1869, and extend
ed on the tax roll for 1869, was not acted upon
at the suggestion of some aldermen for the
reason that it was not served upon any of the
aldermen. 3ta
On motion of Aid Glover the council then
adjourned until next regular meeting after
next Monday.
f. w. BECKMANN, City Clerk.