The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-05-17

AAOASohU' \O1S11Clt,j W IIs NEED.
On motion, resolution was adopted.
The following bonds of retail liquor
dealers:
P. Kelly, P. Sauber, H. Widen, j.
Tenhagen, A. Zens, J. G. Gottfredsen,
A.Schoffen, Bendt & Hansen, M.Zeivers
JOS. j. Letting, j. Schutt, F. W. Beck
man, Alex. Huck, j. Jaeger, J. Minder-
man, G. Schend, WRiesse, L. G. Griffin,
M. P. Griffith, j. Bissil, w. j. Smith, j.
Kohlman, p. Jacobs.
The following resolution by AID.
Yule:
Resoz0ed, That the city clerk be and
he is hereby instructed to procure 100
council with the names Of standing
committees and dates Of regular meet
ing printed thereon.
Aid Reed moved to amend that the
Committee II Printing be instructed
to procure the cards instead of the clerk
which amendment was seconded and
carried, and resolution, as amended
adopted.
Aid. Yule moved reconsideration of
the vote of council on adoption of re-
port of Committee on Night Police.
Ayes-Reed, Dewey, Yule, Van Vie,
Williams, Leonard, Mayor.
Nays-O'Brien, Bruins, Schend, Cor
man. Kelly and Zahnen-6. Carried.
On motion, proceeded to informal
ballot for night police.
Result of informal ballot:
T. Hunt received 5 Hoffman, /; Hall,
/; Kelly, 1; Kruger, 8; Barber, 2;
Harkins, 9; Yule, 1 Cameron, 2; Lett
ing, l.
On motion, proceeded to formal bollot
for night police.
Thos. Hunt received 5; Hoye, ;Har-
klns, ~; Barber, B. Kruger, s; Kelly,
2; Hall, / Cameron, 4.
J. Harkins and P. Kruger were
declared elected night police.
Proceeded to election Of third per-
son for night police.
B. Cameron received 8 Geo. Barber,
8; Thos, Hunt, Z.
Thos. Hunt was thereupon declared
elected.
The case Of Samuel Weller was re-
ferred to poor master.
On motion, council adjourned
SPECIAL MEETING. May I'd, 1877.
Presentation. Mayor Farr, Aid.
Reed, Dewey, O'Brien, Bruins, Schend,
German. Yule, Van VIE, Williams,
Leonard, Kelly. and Zahnen.
Council was called to order by mayor,
who stated object of meeting namely,
to act upon applications for retaiAiquor
licenses.
Aid. Bruins, Chairman of Committee
on Licenses, made the following report.
To the Hon. the Mayor and Common
Council of the city Of KenOsAa:
Your committee, to whom was re-
ferred the bonds for retail Licenses, beg
leave to report that we have examined
the same and made inquiry in regard
to the sureties, and, as far as your COM
mittee can find, they are good for the
several amounts, and would recommend
that they be accepted.
JOHN BRUINS, Chairman.
Kenosha, May Cd, 1877.
Aid. Yule moved that the bonds be
taken up separately. Seconded and
carried.
Bond of Alex. Huck presented, and,
on motion of Aid Zahnen, was ap-
proved and license ordered granted.
The following bonds were presented:
Bond of Paul Sauber, John Jaeger,
J. Schmitt, Peter Jacobs, J. Conner
mann, J. G.. Gottfredsen, F. W. Beck
man, L. G. Griffin, M. Zievers, A. Zens,
H. Widen, A. Schoffen, Christian
Schend, P. Kelly, A. Killian, Bendt &
Hansen, Ebuhard & Minderman, NJ. G.
Griffith, w. J. Smith.
On motion of AID. Zahnen, the bonds
of above mentioned applications were
approved and license granted by follow
ing vote:
Ayes-Reed, Dewey, O'Brien, Bruins,
Schend, German, Van Vie, Williams,
Leonard, Kelley and Zahnen-11.
Nays-Yule-1.
Motion made by Aid. Schend that
bond of Mrs Tenhagen be approved and
license granted. Seconded. Ayes and
nays called.
Ayes-Dewey, O'Brien, Bruins, Schend,
German, Leonard, Kelly, & Zahnen.-S.
Nays-Reed, Yule, Van VIE, and
Williams.
Bond approved and license granted.
Motion made by Aid. Zahnen that
bond of John Kohlman be approved
and license granted. Seconded. Ayes
and nays called.
Ayes-Reed, Dewey, OBrien, Bruins, !
German, Van Vie, Williams,
Leonard, Kelley and Zahnen-11.
Nays-Ald. Yule-1.
AID. Zahnen moved that bond of d.
Cameron be approved and license
granted. Seconded. Ayes and nays
called.
Ayes-Dewey, O'Brien, Bruins,