The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-05-31
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Aid. German, chairman of committee
on Printing, presented report of the
following Bills, and recommended that
they be allowed.
Kenosha Telegraph, 8 20
j. A. Harrison, s 90
Ayes and Nays being called, Report
was adopted ali voting in the afirma-
tive.
Report of Committee on Gas-receiv-
ed and report that they find Bills correct
and recommend payment
City Lamps, 45 SIS
City Council Room, 5 05
City Engine House, 2 SIS
Ayes and Nays being called report
was adOpted-all voting affirmatiYely.
Report of Committee on Public
Grounds, presented.
Your committee would respectfully
report the names of John Brus, Lewis
Nc Connell and OliverHaughey as can
didates and proper persons, for office of
city Sexton. Signed.
ii. WILLIAMS,
NJ ZAHNEN, Com.
E. D. LEONARD.
On motion, proceeded to ballot for
city sexton for ensuing year with the
following result.
Informal ballot for city sexton,
Oliver Haughey received votes, J.
Brus 5, L. Mcconnell 4.
Formal Ballot-O. Hauhey received
5 votes, L. Mcconnell 6. J, Brus 2.
Cd Formal Ballot-O. Haughey re-
ceived 6. L. Mcconnell 6. Brus /.
Sd, Ballot-O. Haughey received T..
Mcconnell 5, Blank l.
Oliver Haughey was thereupon de-
clared elected city sexton, for the ensu-
ing year.
Report of committee on Streets and
Alleys received.
To the Hon. Mayor and Common Conn
cjL Of the city Of KenoshG.
Your committee to whom was re-
ferred a Petition to open an Alley from
Ann Street to Chicago Street, would
respectfully report in favor of said
alley-and that commissioners be
appointed. Signed.
+ :: F W. WIS Com
Aid. Reed moved the adoption of
the report of the committee, Oh Streets
and Alleys.
Aid. German, moved to amend by
deferring the matter for two weeks.
Ayes and Nays called.
I Ayes-Reed, Dewey, O'Brien, Bruins,
IGOTman, Leonard and Zahnen-7.
Nays-Schend, Yule, Van Vie, Will
Jams and Kelly.
Report of Committee on Fire depart
Iment.
Your committee, to whom was re-
ferred the matter of Hauling the
Steam Fire engine, beg leave to re-
port the following named gentlemen
as suitable persons for the position at
prices stipulated by each.
VIM. Turk, 800 per year.
Pat. Ward, 90 :"
S. L. Hastings 1875 "
's''''. 4 ~ !; + 5o a a5sS5 Com.
Aid. Yule moved to proceed to ballot
for person to haul Steamer-mOtiOn
prevailed.
Informal ballot resulted as follows:
P. Ward received s votes; S. L. Hast
ings 2.
Formal ballot P. Ward received I
votes; S. L. Hastings 6.
?. Ward was declared appointed at
$95 per year.
Aid. Reed, as Poor master made.
statement relative to Mrs. Butler, who.
has under last council received 600 per
month.
Aid. Yule moved that the sum Of
600 be appropriated for one monthly
to Mrs. Butler, to be paid to Mrs.
Durkee in trust and that poor master
be instructed to investigate matters,
and report at next meeting of council.
Ayes and Nays called. Motion pre-
vailed.
Ayes-Reed, Dewey, Bruins, Schend,.
German, Yule, Van Vie, Williams,
Leonard, Kelly and Zahnen-11.
Nays-Ald. O'Brien.
Aid. Schend moved that the sum of
5000 be allowed the SchWanzer family.
Ayes and Nays called, motion pre-
vailed, all voting in affirmative
Aid. German moved that J. Jaeger
be allowed SAL for two months board
Of paupers provided that the city clerk
finds the account correct.
Ayes and Nays called and motion
adopted.
Ayes-Ald. Reed, Dewey, Bruins,
5chend, German, Yule, Van Vie,
Williams, Leonard, Kelly and Zahnen
ii.
Nays-Ald. O'Brien-1.
Aid. Leonard moved that Poor mas
er be instructed to employ Mrs. Muggy
Is matrOn Of Poor House.
On motion the matter of employing