The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-04-23
Regular Meeting, April Goth, 1874.

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,1E Regular Meeting, April Goth, 1874.
Present-Mayor Webster. -5nIas
Aldermen Reed, Van Vie, Head, O'Brien.
yule, Simmons, Berens, Weber, Lentz
schend, Huettcr, Bruins .5reo
The minutes of the meetings of April 18th,
and 10Th were read and approved r..
Petition of L. Maurer was referred to Com
in Streets and Alleys. .ff 81
Petition presented by John F. Leis and
others was ordered to be placed on file,, is
4@ Wy @@"" BILLS ALLOWED.
j. B tarkweather, Sundries. .a....... .$S so
w. Engle 81 co, Meat for pest house. -. 5 &c
John Doctor, Special Police Services. -. 2 DC
N. Wilimes, do do do 49,. 90
Kenosha Telegraph, Printing . III 05
FL. Stone, Lumber &c.g!. ..37 81
P.O'Hara, Work on Street. .......... Is
The Committee on License presented the
following report: .s
To the Hon. Mayor and Common Council
of the City Of Kenosha: "." SR" $780,.
We, the undersigned Committee on Licenses,
would respectfully recommend the following
uniform licenses to be grated toLquor deal
ers; to wit Retail, SIS 90; Wholesale, $40 90.
aa 81 81 M. oBrien, = COMMITTEE
Ell .f m Geo. Berens, J uss ~ 5&
Kenosha. April goth, 1874. .s.. ~
Aid Simmons moved that the report lay
over till next meeting, which motion was
declared lost by the following vote
Ayes-Ald Reed, Head, Yule, Van VIE,
Simmons. gt :" 9Ho1. sea.o@ %!
Noes-Ald o'Brien, Berens, Weber, Lentz,
schend, auetter, Bruns, rst v5 ..al a.'' .'
AID Schend moved that the report BIZ
adopted which motion was declared carried
by the following vote #'
: Ayes-Ald Bruins, Huetter Schend, Lentz.
Weber, Berens, O'Brien. o-sH@t ta .af
Noes-Ald Simmons, Van Vie, Yule, Head !,
Reed.
The Constable Bond Of Il. B. TruesdelI
was read and on motio2 Of Aid Yule APPROX
ed and ordered 20 be placed on Ale.
The Constable Bord of W, w. Baker was
read and Oh motion of Aid Van Vie approved
and ordered to be placed on file. 1854. 81
The Committee en- Claims recommended
the payment Of $l60 to the Citizens Gas
Light and Coke Com pany on the Bill present
ed at a previous meeting, which recommend
alton was adopted by the following vote
Ayes-AId Reed O'Brlen, Berens, AWieber,
Lentz, Bruins and Mayor. ~..
Noes-Ald Head, Yule, Van VIE, Simmons,
Schend, Huetter. #L.
Aid Yule appealed from the decision of
the chair. Question: Shall the chair be sus-
tsned
ayes and Noes called for.
Ayes-Ald O'Brien, Van VIE, Simmons
Berens, Weber, Lentz, Schend, Huetter,
Bruins
Noes--Ad Reed, Head, Yule
The chair was declared sustained.
Bill of John Baths of $1I 90 was referred to
Com on Claims.
Aid LeDtz moved that the Committee on
printing DO instructed to supply the Council
with fifty copies of the revised Charter Ordi-
nances &c, AID Simmons moved to amend
that the Committee or printing receive pros
posals Tor the printing of twenty five copies
OF said chatter, &c.
The vote was taken on the amendment Of
fered by Aid Simmons, which amendment
was declared lost by the following vote:
Ayes-Ald Yule, Van Vie, Simmons, VIE
Der. Ea.Hel .t
Noes-Ald Reed, Head, O'Brien, Berens,
Lentz, Schend, Huetter Bruins. v
The original motion was then put to q vote
and declared lost by the following vote vu|
Ayes-Ald Lentz, Schend, Huetter. Bruins.
Noes-AIo Reed, Head, O'Brien, Ycle.
Van VIE, Simmons. Berens. Weber.
On motion OF Aid Schend the Committee
on printing was instructed to report at next
regular meeting the cost of printing from fifty
to one hundred copies Of the Charter, Ordi
nances BY Laws, &c.
Aid Reed moved that the Judiciary CONS
mittee and the City Clerk be instructed to
revise the charter of the City; AID Yule moved
to amend that the revision of the said City
Charter be left with the Committee on
Claims which motion as amended was de-
clared carried by the following vote: a
Ayes-Aid Head. Brien, Yule, Simmons,
Berens, Schend, Huetter, Bruins.
Noes-Ala Reed, Van VIE, Weber
LentZ. .,..s.
On motion Of Aid o'Brien, the vote, by
which the revision OF the City Charter was
lett With the Committee on Claims, was re-
Ayes-Ald Reed, Head, O'Brien, Van Vie,
Berens, Weber Lentz, Huetter Bruins.
Roes-Ald Yule, Simmons. Schend.
Aid Yule then offered to ameLd the origi-
nal motion that the revision of the City Char
ter be referred to Cow mittee on printing
which amendment was declared lost by the |,
vote: ~ rs t
Ayes-Ald Simmons. Van VIE, Yule, Head,
Reed.
Noes-Ald Bruins, Huetter, Schend, Lentz, !
Weber, Berens, O'Brien. s@'
The original motion was then put, and dee
clared carried by the following vote:
Ayes-Ald Bruins, Huetter, Schend, Lentz, |
Weber, Berens, Van Vie.
Noes-Ald Simmons. Yule, O'Brien. Head, |
Reed. s.e.f l4%G sd
TIE Mayor then appointed Aid Head,
Simmons and Lentz as the Committee on
Gas. .at..a. 4s a.a..
The Council then proceeded 10 the election
of q Chief Of Police. tA~
Mayor Webster nominated Math Stahl. Jr