The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-11-23
REGULAR MEETING G..

REGULAR MEETING.
Nov 9th, 1876.
Present-Mayor Quarles; Aldermen Yule,
Van VIE, Williams, Head, Kupfer, Crosit,
Leonard, Davidson, Bruins, Huetter, Engel-
hardJ, Lentz.
The minutes OF last regular meeting were
read and approved.
The following petition was presented:
10 the Hon, Manor and Common Council of the
city of Kenosha, WISCONSIN.
We, Your petitioners, respectfully re-
present that we are owners of property on
the west side Of Church street, in the first
ward of said city, and respectfully petition
your honorable body to order sidewalk
laid upon The vest side of Church street.
commencing on the northeast corner OF
block forty EIGHT in the southeast quarter
of section 81 in said ward theEce south on
the west side of Church street until it inter-
sects the walk upon the north side Of the
punllc park: saIc walk to be built Of two
inch plank laid upon AKA scantlng, and to be
four feet eight inches in width.
Ali of which is respectfully submitted.
| Dated Oct. 25th, 1876.
H D. DODGE, Alb. WILLIAMS,
GEO, V. REDEKER, ELLEN HAwLEY,
I GEORGE YULE. EMMA E. HAwLEY,
| s. &. VINEGAR, ANNA K. HAWLEY.
Trustees of Baptist Church.
On motion of Aid Yule, the prayer of the
petitioners was granted, aud the walk
ordered 10 be laid.
TIE following petition was then presented
and read:
TO the Hon Mayor and Common Council of the
Esig.Qf EEenosha.
Your petitioners respectfully represent
that they are feeholders and residents Of
said city and owners of property on South
street. situated in the first ward of said city
Respectfully petition your honorable body
to order the laying of a sidewalk, four leet
wide, constructed of two-inch plank laid
upon cross pieces AKA inches, and we'll spik-
ed, across south eide of blocks fifty and fifty
one on the north side of South street, your
| petitioners believing that the laying of
said walk will be great accommodation to
the residents of Daid street, as well as TO
the community in general.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
! Dated Kenosha, June 26, 1876.
THos ENGLISH, GEO. kEDEKER.
MARY QUIGLEY, GEO. 5: BALDWIN,
| Phil. FAY S. c. VINEGAR,
JAS. ADAMS, ROYAL 3. TOwsLEE,
| b. +. DEDIEMAR, j. FL. WHITE,
is. OSBORN r B. WHITAKER, 81 Co
| M. GALLIGHAN, GEO. YULE
Trustees of Baptist Church.
Il. B. HINsDALE, Trustee ofSt. Matthew's
Church,
On motion CT Aid. Yule. the prayer of the
petitioners was granted, and the walk order
ed 10 be laid.
The following petition was hen presented
and read.
10 the Hon. the Mayor and Common Council of
the city of Ken0SEd.
GENTLEMEN: We, the undersigned, eiti1-
ems and ax-paycrs, beg leave 10 call the at
tention of your honorable body to the fact that
there are a number of old OAK trees partly
dead now standing OH the streets in different
parts OF the city which are III the way OF
travel, and also asd the growth OF many
beautiful maple trees growing near them,
and are considered by us not only dangerous
but nuisance.
We Therefore ask you To cause them TO De
removed from Park Avenue east OF the park,
and from Chicago street north Of the park.
which can be done without expense TO the
city.
Your petitioners will ever pray etc.
EDWARD Balm. S. s. DRoM,
JoHNS SrErpr r. o. GoTTFREDsEN,
FL j. VIM, j. WIDEMANN,
JOHN FRENz. GEO VoLLMER,
BERSHARD JENSEN, NC. LENT,
j.. ~. STEBBINs, JOHN LEMBhAE1'
VIM. NELSON JACOB JACOBS,
GEORGE HALE, JNo PETIT.
On motion OF AID. Van Vie, the prayer u
the petitioners was granted
Aid. Van VIE presented the following
resolution:
RESOLVED. That the Committee on Streets
and Alleys be and are hereby instructed ~
this board to cause those tees mentioned
I'D The petition signed by E. Baln' . =
.Dtom and others,to be removed, logetne'
with any other tree or trees which may
seem to be IN the way or dangerous, ana
nuisance Which resolution was aoopteU'
Inc Committee on Gas tc whom tie loi-
loving proposition was referred:
10 ti'e Hon. Mayor and Common COtiactt q INC
eltV o. henosFa, state Of Wisconsin: