The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-06-15
ORDINANCE No.

RELATIVE TO THE 'PARK CITY WATER COMPANY
sEcT1oN l. Be it ordained by the Com
muu Council of the City of keuOSha mat
| leave and authority is hereby granted unto
| the Park City Water Company It's successors
and aseIgns, to sink and construct an ares
ian well IN the highway at the junction OF
Prairie avenue and Chicago street, or al any
point in the highways of the City Of Keno
sha on the West side Of the Park, situated
in the first and third wards as may De
selected by said Company: Also to con-
struct and maintain well house, reservoirs,
tanks and any other necessary apparatus auo
machinery appurtensnt TO an arteslan "eIt'
| Also leave to eXcaYate and dlg necessary
| waste drains, and TO lay, repair ana main
tain mains and water pipes tEeretTom IN
any of the streets ALLEYS and public grounds
of the City of Kenosna, and TO make tne
necessary excavations therefore: Provided +,
that said company shall promptly aud eatle-
factorily repair any necessary damage "n'cn
they may do to any street or alley, sidewalk
or crossing in making any such excavation
or in doing any of said WORK -
Section The Park City Water Com
pany shall have and enjoy the powers and
authority conferred in the LIST, section n1
this ordinance exclusively, ana no sucn
| franchises shall be granted by the CITY OF
Kenosha TO any other company, firm or IN
dividual for the period of twenty years from
the passage and publication of this 0rdl-
nance upon consideration that sai1 Park
CITY Wafer Company will furnish water TO
| the City of Kenosha for fire purposes at sa'o
company's hydrants, at the ordinary ra'es
charged by similar companies to munlclpal
corporations, and that such com pany be
ready TO furnish water within twelve months
| from this date upon the conditions ana con-
| sideratlons herein set forth.
Passed June 9Th, 1876
| j. V. QUARLEs, +. w. BECKMANN,,
Mayor. City Clerk.
On motion of Aid. Lentz the rules were
suspended for the purpose of passing the
foregoing ordinance. AID. Crosit moved
that the ordinance be passed, which motion
was carried.
Ayes-Ald. Yule, Van VIE, Williams,
Kupfer, urosit, Leonard, Davidson, Engel-
hardt, Lentz.
Noes-AId Head, Huetter.
TIE following ordinance referred at the
last meeting was then called up, and after
being read was adopted.
An ordinance to prevent accidents OIL rail-
road cars &c.
Be it ordained by the Common Council of
the City of Kenosha:
SECTION /. That it shall be unlawful Tor any
person to climb into urOn, or to be in or upon,
on to cling to any freight car upon the depot
grounds, or upon any switch or side track within
the city of enosha whether sEch Car snail, NC III
motion or otherwise.
to ing to or climb upon any passenger car or the
platform thereof white such car 1s upon any SWITCH
or side track in the city of kenosha. whether
such car be in motion or otherwise.
Provided that nothing In either OF the afore-
said sections shall apply to any agent, officer or
EmpIoye Of the Railroad company having such
cars in charge.
SECTION s. Any person violating the proyis-
ions of either the first or second sections of this
ordin nee shall be punished by fire not exceeding
Twenty-Five Dollars an d not less than Five Dol,
lars together with all costs OF Prosecution, and
that he be committed until sucn nne and COST De
paid. ~
T " ouARIEs. F. w. BEcKmANN,
Mayor City Clelk'
On motion the night watchmen were
each allowed one months salary.
On motion ofAld. Yule the Poor Master
was instructed to purchase-cords of
wood.
On motion of Aid Yule the amendment
TO Ordinance No. 70, section !, Was,put upon
it's passage
The amendment was read.
An amendment to Ordinance No. 70, sec
ton 1. striking out the last clause and In
secting instead of it "shall be adjudged to
hard labor upon the public streets or other
works of the City under the charge of the
Marshal or one of the Street Supervisors for
ten days, during the working hours thereof,
and shall be boarded and lodged in the
CountyJail during such period, or until such
fine shall be- paid together with the costs"
On motion the foregoing amendment was
then passed.