The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-04-27

the City of Kenosha.
beg leave to make the following report for
license for the ensuing year
Wholesale Twenty five dollars [S25.0O)
Retail Seventy ave dollars Cs75.OO)I
E. VAN VIE.
Which reports were, on motion OF AID Yule,ac-
cepted.
Aid. Yule moved that the minority report be
adopted, which motion was carried by the fol-
lowing vote.
Ayee-Ald. Yule, Van VIE, Williams, Head,
Kupfer, Crosit, Leonard, Lentz.
Noes-Ald. Bruins, Huetter Engelhardt
The communication of the City Treasurer was
on motion of Aid Lentz, referred to Finance
Com.
| Aid Lentz, moved that an order be drawn in
favor of Schooner Mariner for SOL 75-100 for wood
delivered to the city, which motion was carried.
| number of ladies then entered asking per-
mission to offer petition prepared by them,
which permission was on motion of Aid. Van
VIE granted.
The petition, calling for high license ($15O0O)
the enforcement of the Sunday law, the eleven
O'Clock Ordinance and the prevention of sale of
| liquor to minors and confirmed inebriates, was
read by one of the ladies, and then presented to
|
the board
On motion of Aid. Lentz, the said petition was
accepted and order ed to be placed on file.
On motion of Aid. Lentz the Committee on
Harbor was instructed to finish the work on the
harbor authorized by the former board in regard
to the landing of the Goodrich Steamers.
AID Lentz moved that the penal sums of the
bonds of the city officers be fixed this even
! ing, which motion was carried.
AID Yule moved that the Treasurer's bond be
axed at thirty thousand dollars; the City Clerks
bond at five hundred dollars; the City Marshas
at fifteen hundred dollars and the street Super
vsora, at eight hundred dollars, which motion
was carried.
On motion ofiAld. Lentz, one months salary,
up to April 18th, 1876, was allowed to Il. j. Losle
night police.
On motion of AID Yue. the balance of salary
of E. Tectonius Engeneer Steam Fire ELgine.
was allowed TO date.
Aid. Lentz moved that the Bond of City Marshal
he approved, which motion CARED.
Aid Huetter moved that Jos. Hoffman, be
appointed street supervisor for the Second and
Fourth wards: Aid. Lentz moved to amend that
J. Rehmann be appointed as such street super
visor, which amendment was declared carried by
the following vote
Ayes-Ald. Van VIE, Williams, Kupfer,
} Croait, Bruins, Eng elhardt, Lentz.
Noes-Ald. Yule, Head, Leonard, Davidson,
Huetter.
On molten of Aid. Yule, ohm G. Buddle was ap-
pointed street supervisor for the First and Third
wards
: On motion of aid. Bruins the Com. on Public
3 Grounds was instructed to plant trees on West
side of second ward Park and also to repair park
fence.
Aid Van VIE moved that the sidewalk on
/. Garden street be laid and the expenses charged
to the lots AID Yule moved to amend that the
matter be referred to Committee on Judiciary,
which amendment was carried.
Aid Yule offered the following resolution.
: Re8o10ed, That the City Marshal and Police
be and they are hrreby instructed by this board
to enforce the City Ordinances but more especial
~ sections five t5) eight (s) and nine ~ Of
Ordnance No. thirteen of the City Charter
which resolution wasson motion of Aid. Van VIE
T adopted by the following vote:
Ayes-Ald Yule, Van VIE, Williams, Head
Kupfer, Crosit, Leonard, Davidson, Lentz
Noes-Ald. Brnns Ergelhardt.
Aid. Kupfer moved to proceed to the election
Y of President-carrled.
4 On the informal ballot twelve votes cast
of which Aid Lentz received 8, Aid. Yule q
BLINK l.
r On the formal ballot the whole number of votes
{, were 49, of which Aid Lentz received g. Aid.
Yule 3, Aid. Van VIE /.
On motion of Aid. Yule, the vote was made
tod
President of Board.
: Aid. Kupfer moved to proceed to the election
of Poormaster-carred
An informal ballot was had, IL votes were cast
of which AID Crosit received O. Aid. Head !, w.
E, Reed ,.
8 Aid. yule moved that the ballot be made formal
and that Aid. Crosit be declared unanimously
elected Poormaster for the ensuing year, which
motion was carried.
On motion of Aid Lentz the Poormaster was
instructed to receive bids for City Physician and
to report at the next meeting of the Council.
On motion of Aid. Head, tie Com. on Harbor
and Bridges was authorized to repair Main
Street and Island Bridges the cost Motto exceed
thirty dollars.
: On motion of Aid. Yule the Com. ON Fire
Dept. was instructed to receive proposals for
Engineer for steamer and also for cam hauling
steamer.
On motion of Aid. Yule the Com. on Gas was
instructed to receive proposals for lighting, ex-
}, tingushing and cleaning street lamps.
n On motion of Aid. Yule the Com. on Police
was Instructed to receive proposals for night
y police for each ward or dividing the city into
four districts, for each district, whose duty it
shall be also to light. extinguish and clean
street lamps in each ward or district
On motion of Aid. Head The Com. Judiciary
was instructed to ascertain what the services OF
|, good Attorney for the city, can be obtained for
: during the ensuing wear