The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-08-12
COMMON COUNCIL.
Official Proceedings Of the Board OfAldermen.

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Aldermen-Nchols, Yule. Durkee, o Brien,
osit. sager, schend, Huetter, Brannan,
Lentz.
Minutes OF three previous meetings read
and approved.
The 10 lowing petition was presented by
Aid. Lentz:
To the Hon. Mayor and Common Council
of the City of Kenosha
The undersigned intends to build a house
at the south side of Mr.. Stevens store, oppo-
site Mr. Bain's Office, on the east side of Main
street, anc would ask your Hon. body to
grant permission to board up tie south side
of the building to erect, till next fall or
spring, when he will build another store
on lot adjoining south. and build the division
wall of my south line ofbuildings with brick.
Matthias Jacobs.
Kenosha, July 3lst, 1875.
On motion of Aid. O'Brien the prayers of
above petitioner were granted.
The Com. on Judiciary reported on the
matter Of Street Supervisor Hoffman, as
follows:
A.-The Judiciary Committee to whom
was referred the matter of the judgment
against j. Hoffman, in favor Mr.. Roders
would respectfully report that they have
had the matter under consideration and up
on inquiry in relation to the same, would
recommend that said judgment be PAID By
the city.
D ooi& 4oo uny11 f,1rf
ommend that the further services of Joseph
Hoffman, as Street Supervisor of the 2nd and
4th Wards of the city be dispensed with.
l.. b. Nichols,
Chm. Judiciary Com.
On motion Of Aid. Yule report A, that is,
the City to pay said judgment against j.
Hoffman, was accepted and adopted by the
following vote:
Ayes-Nichols, Yule, Crost, Sager, Schend,
Huetter, Brannan, Lentz.
Noes-0'Brien.
Ald Yule moved also that the decision Of
report B, that is to suspend Mr.. Hoffman,
from further services as Street Supervisor
Of the End and 4th Wards be postponed until
next regular meeting, which motion was
carried.
The following Bills were allowed under
the suspension of the rules
johnson jackson, for services on Tug 5 II 80
A Morris. for services on Dredge 43 75I
] Harrington. IS oO
JOS. Newhouse :" I" q 90 0GI
OE Hill % O0l
VIM. Harrington, for services on Tug 50 O0I
o Haughey and others labor on Gene
terry 81 %
Hough.on. for drayage 3.50I
Owen Sweeney, for street work 375l
o G KING, wood Tor poor 80 o0l
for coal Al 35 !
for coal 149 80
Tim. murphy, labor on Market Square l SO
James Mahoney, for street work 8 25
I Cobb, work on scows %
g work on Main Street Bridge 81
Bailey, "s s 262
D Quigley, for teaming 90l |
N Utter, for team work 965
Paul BlAuelt. for cleaning Fire Engine
No. 3 90
A Weiskopf forphysician service and
medicine 10 100
T Leonard, for team work Z O0l
Peter McNulty, for street work sol
John Brus, Z" sol
P f lborn, IS" a5." @'@ I'll 81
J Moller, !" $50
j G McGivern, g !" !. 4 SO
I Both, = 3SI
s johnson, for stationery 5 OF
A Bishop, for oak timber -ss 8 sol
E Taylor, for street work 1 13l
L Fellows, amount paid to Chas. Nc
Dermott forwork on Engine House
No. 2 Q so
P Monaghan. repairs on Dredge sol
John McIntire, for street work 62
VIM. Turk, for "a cord wood on Steam
Fire Engine 212I
P Calvey, for labor on Market Square 2 26I
Hoye & Wynn. 100 lbs of -four to poor 2 Isl
Lewis Mcdonnell, for teaming ALL
The bill of G Buddle amounting to S82.75
was on motion of Aid. Yule referred 10 Com.
on Streets and Alleys.
On motion of Aid. Sager the Clerk was
Instructed to ascertain if the Gas Bill for the
month of July is correct according to meters.
The Com. on Gas Light reported on the
petition of Ed. Balm and others that the
prayers of petitioners be granted, that is TO
place lamps at the corner of Exchange and
South streets, at the corner of Exchange and
Town line streets, and at the corner of Elk
change and Deming street; amended by
| AID Y u1e to include at the corner of Main
ana Town Line streets. Said report as
amended was accepted aud adopted by the
following vote
Ayes-Yule, Durkee, Crosit, Sager, schend
Huetter, Brannan, Lentz.
/ Nons.-NichO1s O'Brien.