The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-11-18


/ against granting the prayer OF the petitioner,
which report was on motion of Aid O'Brien
adopted
| onmotlon the rules were suspended and
the ioloing
/ BILLS ALLOWED.
J. q. Buddle, repairing reservoirs &c. Az
do do street work 1886
T. L. Whitbeck. repairs on dredge $50
r. Blanert, cleaning engine and hose 500
j !. Engelhard, woodsawing &c q 90
On motion of AID O'Brien DR.. Clary was
allowed three months salary as city pbysl-
clan.
On motion of Aid Sager the clerk was IN
struted to settle with tie matron of the poor
house, Mrs. Colby. up to date and draw an
order on the treasurer for the amount due her.
On motion o. Aid Ssger, ono month"; sal
airy was allowed z. j. Losie as night-police.
Aid Yule moved tEat the committee on
paper affairs in connection with the Poor
Master be instructed to settle with Gertrude
Moulton, now an inmate Of the poorhouse;
on the best terms possible, conditioned that
she will leave the poerhouse and be no fur
ther charge to the city, which motion was
carried.
On motion of AID Schend the license Of
B. M. Zahn.n was transferred to Andr. Kill
ian, provided the necessary bond is given.
On motion CT Aid Crosit the license of
Peter Sorensen was transferred to Joseph
Letting upon executing the bond required
by law.
Aid Nichols moved that ten dollars day
charged for the use of tie dredge be strick-
en- from the bills and the balance be collected.
which motion was lost by the following vote
Ayes-Ald Nichols, Durkee, 0'Brien, Sager.
Noes-Ald Yule, Crost, Leonard. schend'
Huetter.
Aid Crosit moved that in future parties
desiring to use the dredge be charged with
the running expenses and necessary repairs
only for the use of the dredge. aid Yule
moved to amend that an additional ten dol
lars be charged for each day for the use of
dredge aside from running expenses and nee
kessary repairs Amendment was lost ty the
following vote:
Ayes-Ald Yule, Schend, Huetter.
Noss-Ald Nichols. DnIkee. O. Brien, Crosit,
Sager, Leonard.
The original motion was then put and car
ried by the following vote:
Ayes-Ald Nichols, Durkee, O'Brien, Crosit,
Sager, Leonard.
Noes-Ald Yule, Scherd, Haetter.
Aid Yule moved that street super visor
Buddle be requested to notify the party or
parties whose drains terminate on Market
street east of the court house, to take care of
their water. which motion was carried.
On motion of Aid Yule street supervisor
Buddle was instructed to raise the cover of
reservoir on Market Square and fill to the
level the ground al round said reservoir.
Aid Schend moved that the gas lamps be
not lighted until uniform burner Is adopt
ed for all posts in the city where gas Is used,
which motion was CARED.
Aid O'Brien moved that one third be de-
Quoted from the bills of the Gas company
for gas consumed in excess by the use OF a
ton was carried.
On motian Of AID Yule the pole of election
In Second Ward was changed to the Engine
House IN said ward.
Aid Nichols offered the following resolu-
tor: os
RESOLVED: That hereafter no dredging
be done in the harbor at the expense of the
city at distance Of less than fifty feet from
any dock built upon the harbor owned by
private citizens, which resolution was adop-
ted.
On molten Council adjourned.
r. w. BECKMANN,
CRY CLERK.
Special Meeting, Oct. 81, 1875.