The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-06-17


ward 25 cents. fls
leIeonard Lee, 1875. Feb, IS Lois and )
plek l , Jenne addition, 3l,2s % fourth
wad sc cents. : ST.
Clroline T.. Tu.tle, 1875, Feb. 10 Part
block 8 s Q 81, 2, % second ward. 25 cents.
John Gonnermann 1873 Feb. Is. Lsts ana
r. llock Is IN e 81, 23, Second Ward IS cts.
Mic THEM, 1875, Feb. 1S.--Lot1r and blk
&C. b 81, 2, % second ward 5O.cents.
ia N. s. Strong, 1875, Feb. I5.--Part block
32s 80, 2, % second ward 20 cents.
Hubert Widen, 1875, Feb. 15.-N19 of n
/ of e Il of block so e 80 8, 23 second
ward % cents.
ed. MARITIME, 1875, Feb. IS. - Lots, z and s
block 8 o 5, 2, % third ward SO cents.
Thomas Craven. 1875. Feb. l5.--Lots IS
an IA blk 8, W 5. |. % third ward 25 cents.
/. Isermann. 1875. Mich. 2 Lot I block
ssh 81, 2, % fourth ward 25 cents,
Pat English, 1875. Mich. 2.--Lot 2 block 2
NV 5, /, % third ward IS cents. ~
D. Whtcomb, 1875, Mch. 2-Lots and
1Sblk IS n 81, 2, 90 fourth ward SO cents.
state of Wisconsin. -3f
City Of Kenosha. ! 8. as. stow 4Re faIa
s1Joseph Hoffman, being duly isworn,t says
that he is Street Supervisor for the City Of
Kenosha, al that the above accounts are
correct and true and remain unpaid.
3e Joseph HoffmaD,
81 Street Supervisor.
Subscribed and sworn so before me this
oGthday of March. A. D. 1875.
F. W. Bsckmann,
ea 81 tEef 81. m City Clerk.
Aid. Lentz moved that the several amounts
be levied as special tax against said Lots
named in the report Of the Street Supervisor,
which motion was carried.
The Com. on Fire Dept. presented the
following report:
Your Com. on Fire Dept. would beg leave
to report that they have examined the new
Engine House iu 2nd Ward, erected by VIM.
Harrison, aud find it in every way accord
ing TO specifications and contract and would
that it be accepted and an order
drawn for the sum Of $50. Also that an
order be drawn in favor of Mr. Harrison for
tie. sq,1t or e29- for extra work performed,
cot mentioned in specification or contract.
II j. T. Yule.
e. d, Leonard, Jr
On motion Of Aid. Sager the report Of Com.
on Fire Dept. was accepted, and. on motion
Of Aid Yule the Clerk was instructed to
draw one order in favor Of VIM. Harrison at
$500 and also one order at $50.
The Bill of Capellen, amounting to S37 80,
was referred to Com. on Gas.
Under the suspension of the rules the fol-
lowing bills were allowed:
Fl. Kimball for Street lamps 500 %
John Buddle for street work 40 %
John Bruins for teaming on Main st Br 50
j ohm Rehmann for work Oh bridges 26
j. j Cobb g 6 %
John Buddle 6 10
VIM. Dawson for work on dredge 81
Owen Sweeney for street work "
Kenosha Telegraph for printing 3 80
Tkeod. Borkes for dTayage 90
Free Mygatt services on tug boat 80 %
James Adams long posts q %
stephen Jackson services on tug boat GA so
H. E. Clark for oil l6 20
o. Haughey work on public grounds Sc 81
James Mcbride 8 5O
John Burg 8 w
6 G. Limpert work on hose and engine 10
Jos. Hoffman for street work Is4 ~ %
John MoIntire for street work %
John McInt!re for setting street lamp
posts ~
Michael Forey for street work "
William Palmer ~
James Hopkins work on dredge 2 Oh
P eter Conley for drayage so
] p Jilsun bal. on Justice fees IL 60
Chas. Rice engineer on tug boat 81 81
The Gas Bill of j II Kimball amounting to,
S36 IS was allowed by the following vote:
Ayes-Durkee. O'Brien, Crosit, sager
Leonard, Schend, Brannan, Lentz.
Noes-Yule.
The Bill Of John Gnaden was referred to
Com. on Claims.
On motion of Aid. Durkee the Marshal
was instructed to light not less than 80
lamps every night. 1e8
AID. Lentz moved that the Clerk be in
,tructed to draw special Order in favor OF
Adolpn Guichard for $500, interest alto per
cent. included. dated one year from March
LIST 1875 to replace special Order No. 40.
Carried.
On motion Of Aid. Lentz the Com. on
Printing was instructed to procure book
or Special City Orders!
The petition of E. g. Timme was on NC
ion Of AID. Yule referred to the judiciary
Com.
Aid. Durkee moved that the Mayor bel
authorized to engage City Attorney, salary