The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-04-26
~ KENosHA, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, APRIL g. 1877


for the purpose of constructing the I'M
! finished portion of said Main street
within the city limits, under the direc-
ton of the aldermen of the second
ward, acting under the advice of the
petitioner, upon the condition that the
sum of fifty dollars at least is raised
by private subscription, and appropri-
ated under the direction of the alder
men for the purposes of said improve
ment, and that the petitioner shall re-
port to the council on the completion
of the work the cost of the same and
the amounts raised and applied on said
work by private subscription, no part
of said appropriation to be paid till
i fifty dollars is raised.
Kenosha, April I'd, 1877.
E. d. LEONARD, JR.,
J. t. YULE, @ : Committee.
! JOHN B. KUPFER.
! On motion of Aid. Kupfer, the fore
going report was accepted.
On motion of Aid. Crosit, the said
report was adopted.
On motion of Aid. Williams, the
rules were suspended and the follow
ing bills allowed
Geo. s. Baldwin, coal for poor. .$11 90
do do coal for fire department. Sc 90
T. w. NOltZ, for keeping man. ............. rs
0. G. King wood and coal. .............., 10 80
! Mathews, groceries, etc. for poor y Al Il
Beyersdorfer & Crosby, meats for poor. 81 27
Thomas Geritt street work. .............. 6 90
John Sersh0n, team work. ................. 5 80
MHs nNdlf leading fEI2.y s;,aor+ e Nrs 90
buJIcT. D w
on motion of Aid. Van VIE, the re-
port of justice of the peace. G. Gillett,
was accepted.
Aid. Williams moved that the city
treasurer be instructed to collect of G.
Gillett balance of fines in his hands,
which motion was. carried.
The Committee on Harbor was
granted further time to report on sale
of dredge. .,.. "J
AID. Kupfer moved that an amount
not to exceed one hundred dollars, for
the purpose of removing sand bar or
other distractions in the harbor, be APP
propriated, which motion was carried.
On motion of Aid. Yule, ten dollars
were appropriated to matron of poor
house.
On molten of AID. Engelhardt, one
months salary was allowed to each Of
the night Watchmen.
On motion Of Aid. Head, the matter
/ of application of M. L. Easterbrooks
for abatement of personal property tax
/ was referred to Committee on Judici-
airy. '@-l.
On motion Of Aid. Yule, the follow
ing amounts for shoveling snow were
levied against the real estate herein
latter described. ~ Ill
i E. g. o. Blackman--7S w ID sec. 81, t. 2, 7. %,
1877, March 10, shoyeling snow. ......~... 25c.
Louisa Brown-Blk 81, e Ii sec. 81, to. 7. %
Jan. Is, sn0WShoveling .....................50 Soc.
March 10. csc.
20, ....... ............ .60C.
John Lamb-Lot G,blk Y, e1z sec 81, t.2r23
March 20, oW-shoveling. $500. .25c
stebbins-1n McLaughlin's add. on Prairie
Avenue, lot 6, sW a sec 81, t. 2, I. % March
March 20, snow -sRoveling ..................50 SOC.
6. Interchangeable 6, Il sec 81, tar.
q, Jan. II, ow-shoveling. OVERWHELMINGLY SOC.
| March 49, g northumberland SOC.
g TO- g .................25 c
CarolineIDurkee--n or sec 6, t. 1, +. %, 1876,
Nov. &c, snow shoVeling ....................25c
1877 Jan y, snoW-shoyeling .....-.... 25c
March IS, g ...............2 5c
| g 10, ............... 25c.
Henry Leiting-n Il sec 6, t 1, 7. %, March
IS, snow shOveling 26c.
Mrs Sarah E. Sholes-n 4 sec 6, t. /, T. %,
March 10, snow -shsvcling 25c.
7. d. Bond-In Holmes & Nichols addition,
LOTT, blk /, n a sec 6, t. l, I. %, January
| IL. SnOWSaOyeling soc.
On motion Of Aid. Yule, the council
then adjourned for one week.
Ayes-Ald. Yule, Van VIE, Will
liams, Head, Leonard, Bruins.
Noes-Ald. Kupfer, Crosit, Engel
hardt. f. W. BECKNANN, City Clerk.
REGULAR MEETING, April 9th, 1877.