The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-05-03
{ NUMBER 40

On informal ballot Thos. Gerritt re-
ceived 5 votes; j. Smith, 5; blank, ?.
On formal ballot j. Smith received
votes; Gerritt, A. blank, ?.
The third BALLOT resulted as follows;
j. Smith received / votes; Gerritt, 5.
John Smith was declared elected
street supervisor for 1st and Sd wards.
on motion, proceeded to informal
ballot for street supervisor for Sd and
4th wards.
Result of informal ballot: Thos.
Gerritt received 6 votes; JOS. Hoffman,
5 j. Smith, 1.
Proceeded to formal ballot. when
Thos. Gerritt received S votes; j. Hoff-
man, 4. Thos Gerritt was declared duly
appointed street supervisor Of Cd and
4th wards.
| On motion Of Aid. Yule, proceededto
an informal ballot for poor master.
Informal ballot; Aid Reed received
Is; Crosit, 3; Yule, [; Van VIE, /;
Leonard, 1; Zahnen, /; blank, 2.
On milton, proceeded to formal ballot
for poor master, resulting as follows:
Aid. Reed received Z votes; Zahnen,
| 4; Cr0sit, / Leonard, 1.
Aid. Reed was thereupOn declared
poor master for ensuing year.
Bill Of Thos. Gerritt, Street Super
visor, received, and, on motion. refer
/ red tosCommittee ON Claims.
Motion made by AID. Yule that AID.
Reed be appointed barb0r master
Seconded and carried.
Aid. Reed was theaefore declared
| duly elected harbor master.
On motion, the clerk was. instructed
TO settle with d. Crosit as poor master;
! also to settle with Aid. Reed for similar
services rendered by him some time
since.
Bills RECEIVED.
| O. G. Kink, poor account 1926
| Lent. & FuncR, poor account $50
| Which were referred to Committee on
| Claims.
On motion, the matter Of taking care
Of poor at North-W estern Hotel and
Klipfel's, was referred to poor master.
Resolution by Aid. Yule:
ReS0J0eCy, That the poor master be
and he is hereby instructed to receive
bids for furnishing supplies forthe city
poor.
| On motion, resolution received and
adopted.
| AID. Schend presented the following
resolution:
Reso50ed, That the street supervisors
Of the city be allowed for services the
sum Of enc dollar and seyeHty-liye cents
for each and every day actually and
necessarily employed by the city, which
was, on motion, received and adopted.
Report Of committee on bill Of T. W.
Beckmann, bill as city clerk, received,
and, Oh motion, was referred to Com
mitte8 on Finance, with power to set
tie with him.
Aid. William spresented the follow
| ing resolution:
ReSoJ0ed, That The p0ormaster be in
structed to receive proposals for fur
nishing wood for poor for the ensuing
| year, which, on motion, was received
and adopted.
! On motion, the time. was extended to
July /, 1877, in which to receive bids
for wood f0r poor.
| On motion, the report CT a, Sch0ffen
| as treasurer, was referred to Commit
tee on Judiciary.
On motion, the matter Of appointing
Of night police for Sd ward was left
with his honor the Mayor until such
time as the council shall decide upon
some suitable person.
Aid. Yulo presented the following
| resolution:
ReSozUed, That the marshal be and he
is hereby instructed to enforce ordi-
nances Nos. IS and Il III relation to
swine and animals running at large.
Received and adopted.
On motion, council adjourned for ore
week. D. B. BENEDICT, City Clerk.