The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-07-30

with much difficulty, with very little ex-
pense to the city, given his private prop
erty to enlarge Market SQUARE to double
ITS original size, and that be has recently
expended not less than one hundred and
ten dollars in widening and filing the
street. and extending the culvert which
crosses the same, in preparation for the
sidewalk. And now, he asks your honor
able body, as a small favor, in comparison
to the favor he has long since conferred
on the city, that you would finish, the
walk six feet in width at the expense of
city, o. e5i od SERENE FISK.
Aid Head moved that the prayer Of
the petitioner be granted, which motion
was declared lost by the following vote:
Ayes-Ald. Head, Simmons. a.i1
Noes-Ald. o'Brien, Yule, VanWie'
Berens, Schend, Heutter, Bruins. 3 ..i
Aid. Simmons moved that the sidewalk
on the north side of Market street, from
Main street to Chicago street be dispens-
ed with at present, which motion vas
cacried by the following vote:
Ayes-Ald. Bruins, Schend, Berens
Simmons, VanWie, O'Brien and Head.
Noes-Ald. Huetter and YuIe.
BILLS ALLOWED.
Dan Qnigley, teamwork. SO SO
L Ba n. Rope and Pully ..........7 %
Engine co. No. 2, Sundries.. 49,. so
The Committee on Streets and Alleys,
to whom was referred the petition of q.
Hansen and Others reported as follows:
Your Committee would recommend that
the city furnish the lumber to build
sewer through the within named alley,
size not to exceed ten inches in the clear,
and not to exceed eight rods in length,
and that the within petitioners. furnish
all labor in building said sewer and to
the necessary filling on the alley without
any charge to the city. c. SoR1ND,
Chm. of Com. on Str. and alleys.
Which report was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote: -
Ayes-Ald. Head, O'Brien, Berens,
Schend, Huetter, Bruins.
Noes Aid. Yule, VanWIe, Simmons.
The bond of the Treasurer was On motion of AID.
Yule referred back to Finance Committee.
Aid, Scheud moved that the city furnish men to
dig clay to clay Lake street from the dock south
to Pearl street. and West onP Pearl street one book
under the direction of the Committee on Streets
and Alleys, and that the amount to be expended
for labor not to exceed twenty dollars, which mo-
ton was carried by unanimous vote
Van wiz tho DUuu or tho oity
Clerk was accepted.
BILLS REFERRED.
z. Conley, Carriage. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
n. G. Backus s. Co., Lumber. S34 81
The report Of Street Supervisor O'Hara was re-
ferred to Committee on streets and alleys
AID Reed offered the following resolution.
RssoIOed, That the Committee on Public Grounds
be and they are heebV instructed to forthwith re-
move the Tree opposite the Unitarian Church, also
that one opposite DR.. j. B. Starkweather's anC all
other trees that are considered dangerous.
Aid, Scheud moved the adoption of the forego-
ing resolution. Aid. Yule moved to amend, to
insert the Committee on Streets and alleys instead
Of Committee on Public Grounds which amend
ment was carried and the resolution as amended
adopted by the following vote:
Ayes-Ald Head, O'Brien, Yule, VanWie, Sim
mons, Bruins,
Noes-Ald Berens, Schend, Huetter,
aid. Yule moved that the Committee on Fire
Department be instructed to receive Lids for the
of reservoir on Kerosha street &C
,ording to the prayer the petition presented this
evening, about the size of that On the south east
corner of the Park. and let the job to be done
orthwith to the lowest responsible bidder, which
notion was carried. ...
AID. Yule moved that Dan Quigley be appointed
Street Supervisor for first, third and fourth wards
Nd. Berens moved to amends that Jas. Hoffman,
20 appointed Street Supervisor for fourth ward.
Question was taken on the~amendment which
vas declared lost by the following vote:
AYes-Ald. Bruins, Huetter, Schend, Berens,
Head ,-4-
Noes-Ald. Simmons, Van Vie. Yule, O'Brien
The original motion was then taken up and de-
Jared carried, by the following vote
Ayes-Ald. schend, Berens, simmons, Van VIE.
Tule, O'Brien, Head. IN ~- -.t
Noes-Ald. Bruins, Huetier.
On motion of AID. Yule, the chief of Police was
to request j. H. Kimball TO keep the
amp on the sidewalk in front of his residence lii,
not, to cut down the tree i'll the sidewalk.
The Harbor Committee presented the following;
The Harbor Committee would report that they
ave accepted the dredge. sI8I. o-t.3 =
Kenosha, July 60 1874, 81 aa2s 5l
GEO. D. HEAD,
N4&Cto a} j. P. YULE, 10 ~-+-~
E. VANNIE.-r r.rF5ff
Which report was on motion Of Aid. O'Brien
ccepted and placed on file.
On motion of Aid Yule the matter of building