The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-05-08

John Muier,
BY VS. F,uskey.
Aid Crane moved that the PRAYER Of the
petitioners be granted, which motion was
carried. @a
F. Rose and Others was re-referred 10 com
mittee on streets and alleys, wi'h power to
act,
Aid Crane moved that the petition of Mrs.
keenan, be referred Committee on Claims;
Aid Reed moved to amend to refer said
nec'ion with The Mayor aud Poormaster,
which amendment Was declared carried
BILLS ALLOWED
Henry O'Hara and others, Street work $50 20
j Tetard board aud fees 25.3 5
s L Hastings work SO
BILLS REFERRED.
Kenosha TELEGRAPH Printing $152s
l. FAIR 81 Co Dry GoodI tor poor Las
On motion of Aid. Reed The Constable
Bond OF Hammang was approved.
On motion OF Aid Zannen tue bond OF
Street Supervisor, Henry Ha a was APP
proved.
AID Crane Introduced the following ordi-
nance. fs rFRF .H v~ee
ORDINANCE NO. 7S
An ordinance to vacate portions o certain
alleys in the City Cemetery.
Be 1t ordained by he Common Council of
the city of Kenosha:
Section / That so much of the second
main drive or road counting south from the
north line OF The Sou beast ID vision of said
Cemetery, aud running East 10 West with SO
much CT the intermediate alleys 10 the North
and South of the same, and SO much OF the
North and South alleys as is or may be In
Guided within the lines Of a certain family
burial lot TO be formed out o blocks SIX. (6)
seven, ~ eight, 81 twcnty-three (23) TWEEN
ty-tour, C24) and twenty-five (25) in said d.
vision and purchased hy Samuel Hale, is
hereby taken up and vacated, provided that
said purchaser, bis heirs executors or as
signs shall cause to b3 made aud kept open
continuous drive of twelve l2) feet in
width around. and on all sides Of SAID
| lot, so TO be laid out, Notwithstanding that
such drive viii necrssitate the taking OF
some portions Of said block Tor THAT pur
pose-said continuous drive TO be uuder the
control OF the City Council, a other drives
or roads in said Cemetery and 10 connect BY
easy curve with those running to it.
Section 2. The Mayor and Clerk are here
by authorized and empowered on payment
for said blocks, Of the sum or sums fixed By
the Council. ana upon the cOnciuon that n
continuous drive or road shall be maintained
and kept open for the use of the city land un-
der the control Of the Council, 10 dead to said
purchaser in tie usual form of conveyance so
much Of the Intermediate alleys and drives
above vacated as shall or may fail within the
outside line OF this said family burial lot, rs
the same shall be finally established in cons
formity with the conditions of this ordi-
nance.
Passed May 9Th, 1878.
A. Farr, Mayor.
F. W. Beckmann, City Clerk
On motion OF Aid Crane the rules were sus
pended FOR the purpose of passing the fore
going ordinance.
On motion of Aid Crane the foregoing or
dinance was adopted
Aid Crane gave notice OF an amendment to
ordinance No six passed Feb Goth, 1858.
Aid Yule Chairman of the Committee on
Printing reported that the proprietors of the
Kenosha TELEGRAPH and Kenosha Union ac-
cepted the offer to print the Council Pro
ceedngs including ordinances for twenty
dollars p r year.
Aid Crane moved that the matter in regard
To the open ditch on Eagle Street be referred
to Com OF Streets and Alleys which motion
was carried
Aid KING reported that nothing had been
done In setting dredge in running order on
account of prevailing bad weather
Aid Crane moved that the Harbor Commit
tee be instructed to let the job of raising
dredge at sum not to exceed Que hundred
dollars, which motion was carried.
AID Yuie reported that John Frenz elected
Street Supervisor for first anf third wards
At the last meeting of this Council, would not
accept OF the office.
AID Crane moved that Henry O'Hara be
elected Street Supervisor for first and third
wards which motion was carried.
Aid Durant moved that the Justices of the
Peace be requested to make their reports 10
accordance with Section ID. of Chapter 4, of
the revised Charter OF the City of Kenosha
which motion was carried. -
The Counci then proceeded to the election
of a Chief OF Police.