The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-07-11
ALLOWED.

On motion of Aid. Zahnen the Night
Police were allowed one mos. salary.
On motion of Aid. Zahnen one qr's
salary was allowed City Marshal.
The following Resolution was pre-
sented by Aid. Reed.
Resolved, That the Committee on
Public Grounds be and they are hereby
instructed to remove the old fence
from the City Park. W. E. REED.
Ordinance presented, asking privi-
lege of laying r. r. track from the
track Of n. W. r. Way Co., as proposed
on Pearl street to the Malt House Of
NJ. II. Petit s. Go. Action on said Or
dinance was deferred until July 2, rs.
On motion of Aid. Schend Board
adjourned to meet July 2, 1878 at four
o'clock 2 M. d. B. BENEDICT,
City Clerk.
| ADJOURNED MEETING OF AUDITING
BOARD JULY I'd, 1873,
Present Mayor Farr, Zahnen and
Schend.
Aid. Schend moved suspension of
rules to pass the following ordinance.
Rules were suspended by unanimous
vote Of Board.
ORDINANCE NO.
Be it Ordained By the Common Council of the
CITY Of Kenoshd;
SEC /. That the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway Co., OF the Chicago and Milwaukee
| Rail Road Company be, and either of said com
panies are hereby Empowered and authorized tC
construct, use and maintain side track in con-
nection with the rail road track running along
Pearl street to the Kenosha harb0r, and to To-
cate said side track over, along and across the
following streets and public grounds, namely
Along and upon Chicago street from Pearl street
to the South East corner Of block No. 40 up0l
which the Malt House OF MesSrs. M. III. Petit &
Co. is located.
SEC. 2. The powers, rights and privileges con.
ferred by section of this ordinance are eiver
upon the express condition that said Railway
ompany exercising such right, shall establish
the grade of it's said track as near the level OF
said streets as practicable, and shall not in any
way ObStruct the use OF said streets for travel
and shall also keep said streets along which it,
said track is constructed in good repairand con
dition for use by teams and vehicles and alst
to construct and maintain suitable and suff
cient approaches to said track wherever the
Isame crosses any street or sidewalk.
| Passed July I'd 1875
| Attest, Approved
D. B. BENEDICT, A. FARR.
City Clerk. Mayor.
| Vote on passage Of ordinance as fol
| lows:
Ayes - Aid. Schend, Zahnen. vii
liams and Mayor. Ordinance declared
adopted.
Aid. Zahnen moved that Board pro
coed to election Of Street Lamp lighter
Proposition from Lewis Mcconnell
for lighting lamps at $1.25 per night.
Proceeded on motion to ballot fol
Lamp Lighter.
The votes being canvassed, all votes
for M. Stahl, compensation $3.50 pei
| night.
M. StalI was thereupon declared ap
|pointed Street Lamp Lighter.
!, Aid. Williams moved that we pro.
coed to election of Poor Master fol
lyear 1878. Seconded and carried.
Result Of ballot as follows:
M. Zahnen 2, Blank 1.
Thereupon M. Zahnen was declared
) elected Poor Master.
The committee to whom was referred
bill of P. Becker & Son for Lamp and
: Lamp Post amt. 1855, report same
correct and recommend payment.
Report Of Committee was on motion
adopted and bill allowed.
Aid. Schend presented the following
Resolution:
Resolved, That the Attorneys of the
City be requested to present bids tc
this Board stating price at which they
will contract with City for legal servi-
ces for the year.
Bids to be presented at next regular
meeting Of Board.
AID. Zahnen moved adoption of the
Resolution, which was seconded and
carried.
J, On motion Board adjourned.
! D. B. BENEDICT, City Clerk.