The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-04-05


}. Zeien, do do 100
A. Leis, do do 300
J. Leis, do do 1.5O
0. Sweeney, do do 1850
L. W.Miller, rebate on vessel tax, s.74
John M. Miller, do do $50
Alf. Miller, do do 500
Ell. Mckinley, do do e.3e
Kenosha Telegraph, Printing, 12.4C
do do 933
D. Crosit, forsupport ofMrs. Butler, 900
VIM. Ernst, matches, rs
do groceries for poor, 1898
L. Fellows & Co. sundries forpoor, 5.75
Lentz & Funck, Groceries &c for poor
14.3S
The Committee on streets and alleys
to whom was referred the following
petition:
To the Hon. the M0yor and Common
Council of the city Of Keaaosha.
The undersigned, residents on Ken
osha Street, in the Sd Ward, are desir-
Gus that the grade Of said street should
be raised for dist lance of about 21e
feet at that point where said street
crosses the creek near the south
limits Of the city, and your petitioners
estimate that the expense of making
the grade will be about s75, and your
petitioners propose to accomplish two
thirds of the grading and ask from the
city all appropriation of twenty-five
dollars for the improvement above
indicated, an amount as we estimate
equal to one third of the cost of the
work.
KENosHA, Feb. 10Th, 1877.
John A. Mooney, Jos. Holderness.
Chas. HansiS, E. j. Van Patten,
j. G. Gottfredsen, J. FL. White,
J. M. Stebbins, II. N. Rogers,
B. R. Jewett. Lewis Balm,
F. Getschmann, S. S. Drom,
A, f. Wells, John Dale,
presented the following report:
Your Committee on streets and
alleys would recommend that the
prayer of the petitioners be granted by
paying the sum asked, after the work is
completed satisfactory to the Alder
men of said Ward.
E. d. LEONARD JUN.
j. T. YULE.
On motion of Aid. Head, the forego-
ling report was accepted and adopted,
and the sum of twenty-five dollars
allowed subject to the order Of the Aid
ermen Of the Ward.
The Committee on streets and alleys
to whom was referred street Supervisor
Cer;tt's report stated that it was not
made outin regular form, and on motion
Of Aid. Head further time was grant
ed to present an itemized report.
On motion OF Aid. Head the matter
of furnishing transportation for Ms.
Mary McCue to Cleveland, o. was
referred to the Poor Master.
On motion Of Aid. Yule further time
was granted to the Poor Master aod
Committee on Poor account to report
in the Kijzrow matter.
Aid. Van Vie, Chairman ON Finance,
moved that the salaries of the differ
ent city officers be left the same as they
were last year, the salary for Assessor
to include services to be rendered as
member Of Board of Equalization
Aid. Williams moved to amend that
the salary of Assessor be fixed at two
hundred and fifty dollars including his
services with theBoard of Equalization,
which amendment was lost.
Ayes-Ald. Williams, Head, Engel-
hardt.
Noes-Ald. Yule, Van Vie, Crosit,
Leonard, Davidson.
The original motion on the salaries
OF Treasurer, Clerk and Assessor was
then taken up and declared ca ,ried.
AID. Head moved to amend that the
salary for City Marshal be reduced to
three hundred dollars; the question on
the original motion, having the proceed
ence, was taken up and declared carried
by the following vote:
Ayes-Ald. Davidson, Leonard,
Cost, Williams, Van VIE.
Noes-Ald. Engelhardt, Head, Yule.
Aid. Y ule moved that the matter OF
settling Ell. Durkee's accounts, and aleo
the accounts of the Marshal and Clerk
be referred to Committee on Finance:
Aid. Van Vie moved tn anond +ho+