The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-05-09


adopted.
t On motion of Aid Nichols the State Bone
presented by Pat. Kelley was accepted anc
approved.
BILLS ALLOWED.
II. G. Sholes & Co, Printing, ST.;
E. Balm, Plank, 7t
: A. B. Truesdell, removing relics Loo
j. Mahoney, burying dogs, Loo
Thos. D. Parsons, repairing Island
Bridge 43 .25
On motion of Aid Schend permission was
granted to Saint Matthew's EpiscopalSociety
to remove the residence heretofore owned and
occupied by Mrs. Arndt from Block So in the
first ward to lots II and IL of Block of the
same ward, by the following vote.
Ayes-Ald Crane, French, Gallaghan, Du-
rant, Limpert,l Schend, zahnen aud Mayor.
| Noes-Ald Nichols, Reed, Nicoll.
Aid Reed presented the following ordinance
which was read:
| ORDINANCE No.
SECTION 1. Be it ordained by the Common
Council of the City of Kenosha The citi-
zen's gas light and coke company organized
in accordance with chapter % of the General
Laws of 1858, for the State of Wisconsin
agreeable to section 4 shall have power and
full and exclusive authority to manufacture
make and sell gas to be made from any and
all substances, or combinations thereoffr
which any infammable gas is obtained, for
the purpose of Lighting the CT ty of Kenosha
or the streets thereof, and any building, man.
ufactories, public places or houses therein
contained, and to erect all necessary works
and apparatus, and to lay pipes for the pur-
pose of conducting the gas in any of the
streets, avenues, highways, lanes and alleys
in said City, provided that no permanent in
jury shall be done to any street, avenue, high
way, lane and alley in said City.
| SECTION 2. This Ordnance shall take eff
feet from and after its passage and publica-
| ton.
Passed May 9th 1872.
+. W. Beckmann, A. Farr,
Clerk. Mayor.
On motion of Aid French the rules were
suspended and the foregoing Ordinance pas
sed.
Aid Nichols moved that the matter of
laying water pipes on Main street be referred
to the Com. on Fire Department with instruc
tions to report at next meeting, which motion
was carried.
On motion of Aid Zahnen the bill of r
keenan, of S74. 90 was laid on the table.
AID Schend moved that an appropriation of
Sis. 25 be made to the Harbor Master to pay
bills for dredging the harbor &C. he, the
Harbor Master to take receipts and file same
with the City Clerk which motion was carried
by the following vote.
Ayes-Ald French, Nichols, Reed, Gallaghan,
Durant, Limpert, schend, Zahnen. Frantz,
Nicoll.
Noes-None.
Aid Crane rendered his resignation as
Chairman Of the Harbor Committee.
BILLS REFERRED.
j. Mahoney, burying dogs, So. so
j. Lucas, Street work Fay and DOGGY 1900
J. Lucas, Board and fees, $500
A. G. Cole, fees, 1000
On motion of AldReed the bill presented by
Sheldon Fish Of $l35 was laid on the table
Il Aid Zahnen moved that the rules be sus-
pended and the bill of John Leis of S40O for
Teamwork allowed Aid Reed offered to
amend that the bill be referred to the proper
Committee, Ayes and Noes called for. The
Question on the amendment declared lost by
the following vote.
Ayes-Ald Reed, Gallaghan, Durant.
Noes-Ald Crane, French, Nichols, Limpert,
Schend, Zahnen, Frartz. Nicoll.
Question was then taken on the original
: motion which was carried by the following
; vote.
Ayes-Ald Crane, French Nichols, Limpert,
} Schend, Zahnen, Frantz, Nicoll.
) Noes-Ald Reed, Callaghan, Durant.
Aid schend moved to adjourn which motion
was lost.
Aid Nichols offered the following reolu-
ton.
-ReSo70ed-That the Mayor and City Clerk
be and they are hereby authorized to issue
License to VIM. Rise on his complying with
the State law of 1879 and Ordinance No. 13
: of the City OF Kenosha.
On motion Of Aid Crane the foregoing reso-
luton was adopted.
: On motion Licenses were granted to the
following named Saloonkeepers on the con
dition of the resolution offered by AldNichole
in the case granting licenses to VIM. Risse.
Patrick Kelley,
Alonzo P. Reed.
Christ Schend.
John Jaeger by the following.
Ayes-Ald Crane French Nichols Tinonert
schend, Zahnen, Frantz.