The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-23
whichlnumber G. sGil!ett received 81:

Iwhich1number G. Gil!ett received 81; N. q.
Backus 81, ~~ry tE3l#1
The whole number of votes cast for Ale
dermen, First ward, was 1923, of which mum
Der VIM, e. Reed received lsl; NJ. OBr,en
1862; Geo. D. Head $50; j. A. slosson ISL;
III. b sKupter l49. lAaa9 eaa a8saR
1.-THE hole number Of votes cast for Alder~
men, Second ward, was, 597, ofrwhich number
Chr. schend received I79; Mic. Huetter ll73
John Bruins lSl: E senne 76;. P, Becker l21.
Jacob Jacobs II. X ,;.oa
| The whole number of votes cast for Alder
men, Third ward, was 523, of which number
John 7. Yule received 49, T. Simmons 10l;
H M. Rogers ga; e. Van VIE 100; Pat. En-.
glish So; John French IT,, f,tssfo .;.yI daidy
The whole number of votes cast for Alder
men, Fourth ward, was SIG, of which number
q. Weber received l54; Geo W. Crane 60;
E. D. Leonard, Jr. 81; Phil. Lentz ll3; Geo.
Berens 92.sAl III I6ffE13 &tls Ia3Y @A2'1
u The whole number of votes cast for Con-
stable, First ward, was S5S, of which number
A. B. Truesdell received 1858. t. al.
The whole number of votes cast for Con.
stable, Second ward, was 201. of which NUM-
Der Matt. stahl received 1870; John .Rehman
NE g}it fl&1f3f 5&1fI 1 3&d @Nf ez8}it
h The whole number of votes east for Con-
stable, Third ward, was ill., of which num,
Der W. W. Baker received 102; G. G.. White
70.
The whole number Of votes cast for Con-
stable. Fourth wara, was IT'S, of which mum.
Der P. O'Hara received 10; Scattering IS;
Anti. Klipfel o5; Meacham 10. 4aE
1Whereupon the following named persons
were declared duly elected to their respective
offices, to Wit: r. .ffs ~ rv,t soat.
/, !. ". Webster, Mayor; Andrew Schoffen,
Treasurer; F. w. Beckman, City Clerk; G.
Gillett. Assessor; j. B. Jilsun, Justice of the
Peace; r. Simmons, County Supervisor, First
ward; Chr. Schend, Second ward; Dan. Head,
Third ward; p. Boesen, Fourth ward. ea7
F. Robinson, School Commissioner, First
ward, long term; E, L. Grant, School Com.
missioner, F4rst, ward, short term; G. Munt-
zenberger. School Commissioner, Second
ward; " French, Third ward; G. Gnlett,
Fourth ward FL ]5"'t5.'o j. X"b o.
Aldermen, First Ward--W. e. Reed, NJ.
O'Brien, Geo. D. Head .t5.4
Aldermen, Second Ward-Chr. Schend.
Mic. Huetter, John Bruins.
Aldermen, Third Ward-John T. Yule, I,
Simmons, Il. Van Vie. e cf +. g.
Aldermen, Fourth Ward-G. Weber, Phil
Lentz, Geo. Berens. hold
A. B. TruesdelI, Constable, First Ward;
Math Stahl, Second Ward; w. W. Baker,
Third Ward; A. Klipfal, Fourth Ward.
On motion of Aid King an appropriation
Of Two Thousand Dollars was made to CITY
Treasurer for orders of Harbor committee
paid G, Ii. Sager on Contract. fr.
Aid Durant moved that the thanks of this
Council betenderec to Mayor FAIR for the
able and gentlemanly manner in which he
has presided over the Council, which motion
was carried. Il
On motion of Aid Reed the Clerk was in.
structed to settle with President of Board.
On motion of Aid Crane Three Dollars each
were allowed to the Inspectors and Clerks
of Election; also Three Dollars each to A.
schoffen, Fl. Durkee and E. d. Leonard, Jr.
for the use of room on election day.
On motion of Aid Crane the Council then
adjourned sine die.
F. W. BECKMANN,
City Clerk.