The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-10-18
Poor master recommended the pay
nent Of $21 on settlement of said bill.


i On motion Of Aid. Yule the rules
were suspended and the amount of $21
allowed.
Report of commissioners on extern
sion of Dayton and the laying out of
the North and South street was re-
ceived, and on terms as follows:
To the Hon. the Mayor and Common
Council Of the City Of Kenosha:
The undersigned Commissioners APP
pointed by your honorable body on the
2sth day Of August, 1877, in accordance
with chapter Of the City Charter of
the City Of Kenosha to ascertain and
determine:
list. The necessity Of taking any
private property for laying out and ex-
tending certain streets in the Third
Ward of the City Of .Kenosha as petit
toned for to your honorable body.
Cd. The damages and recompense
f
due the owners respectively of any
such private property necessary to be
taken.
3D.. What persons viii be benefited
by such improvements and to assess
the damages and expenses Of such inn
proYement on the Real, Estate so bene-
fitted, &C., oshnu3H 7J 09lul
Would respectfully report: That
previous to entering upon the discharge
of our duties we were duly sworn to
execute said duties according to the
best of our ability: That we. caused no.
tice to be given to all persons interest
ed or to their agents, either personally
or by written information left at their
residences, of the time when and place
where we would meet for the purpose
of determining the necessity Of taking
any private property for the public use,
and of awarding damages and assessing
benefits therefor as aforesaid, which
notices were. duly served at least ten
days before we proceeded to the dis
charge of our duties
We further report that for the extern
sion of Dayton Street from Ann to
| Chicago street as asked for by the
prayer of your petitioners, we find it
necessary to take the following des-
cribed real estate, and which is private
property to-Wit: Commencing at the
Southwest corner Of land owned or oc-
cupied by Harvey Durkee and on Ann
street, running thence easterly along
the South line Of said Durkee's land to
Chicago street; thence southerly on the
West line of Chicago street SO feet:
thence westerly parallel with the afore-
said South line of Durkee's land to the
East line of Ann street: thence north
erly on the East line Of Ann street SO
feet to place Of beginning.
| We further report that for the open
ing of a street North and South near
the center of the block between Ann
and Chicago streets from Julius street
on the South to Dayton street extended
on the North as petitioned for, we find
it necessary to take the, following de-
scribed real estate which is private
property to-Wit: r
Commencing on the North line of
Julius street at a point 1615 feet East
of the line between Alfred Miller and
John Frenz's lots: running thence
northerly parallel with the West line Of
Chicago street Gas now fenced) to Day
ton street as extended: thence westerly
on the South line of Dayton street as
extended 1917 feet: thence south
erly parallel with the West line of Chi
cago street as aforesaid to the North
line Of Julius street. thence East to
place of beginning.
That the following described real
estate will be damaged by such i'm
provements, and that the recompense
due the owners respectively as follows
I. Cafferty supposed owner-Com.
SO # S. and $50 # West Of N. E. corner
of lot II: thence West to East line of
Ann street: thence South so #: thence
E. to point 100 it South and $50 #
West of the North East corner of said
lot II. Damages $4,000.
| j. Rust supposed owner-Com. on
West line Of Chicago street so # South
of North line of lot II: thence West
$50 #: thence South so #: thence East