The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-02-20

| would also recommend to yodY
honora BILE body the reiaying Of the
planks on bridge in order to examine
the stringers and caps unter the plank.
Yours Respectfully,
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Tie following communication was
presented from foreman Germania
Engine Company.
kenosha Feb. IL, 1879.
To the Chief Engineer X. +. d.
| would respectfully cali your atten-
ton to the fact that the Steamer En-
glne Co. has no suitable place to no d
meetings and petition that the Co. he
allowed room fitted for the purpose.
F. w. MATTHEws, Foreman.
F AID. Zahnen moved that the sum Of
S2.o9 per month be allowed said COM
pany TO pay rent Of room.
Ayes Aid. Zahnen, schend, Kupfer.
and Williams. Nays none.
Aid. Kupfer moved that the Alder
men from 4th and Cd Wards be in
strncted to cause Grand Street bridge
to be thoroughly repaired.
Ayes Aid. Zahnen. Schend. Kupfer
and Williams. Nays none.
BILLS PRESENTED.
John Smith, shoveling snow 81 so
j. Schmidt, poor account. IT II
The above bills We're on motion re-
ferred to committee on claims.
AID. Zahnen moved that the bill of
John Schmidt panper account be al
lowed, amount $l7.41. Seconded and
carried.
Bill of Paul Sauber, Fire Depart
ment 1926, on motion was referred to
committee ON claims.
The account rendered by w. T.. Reed
Ex-Poor Master, was on motion re-
ferred to committee on claims Aid.
Kupfer, Zahnen and Schend.
Aid. Schend moved that committee
on harbor be instructed to obtain the
services Of some competent person to
examine the City Dredge and report
condition of same to the Board. Sec
onded and carried.
Aid. Kupfer called for report Of COM
mittee on settlement with Mr.. Penn
oyer.
Mayor Farr stated that Mr.. Penn
oyer would give the street through his
property in exchange for the old street
Aid. Williams moved that the City
Attorneys be'instructed to draft ordi-
nance laying out street through MI.
Pennoyer's property. Carried by full
vote.
Aid. Williams moved that Mr.. Da-
wilson be employed to make soundings
for center pier and that the whole
Board attend during the examination.
Also that the Board locate the street
through Pennoyer's land, and establish
the Dock lines, and that Mr.. Lothrop
DE employed to survey out above street.
Ayes Aid. Zahnen, Schend. Kupfer
and Williams. Nays none.
Aid. Williams moved to adjourn I'M
til tomorrow Tuesday evening at *
r. M. Seconded and carried.
D. e. BENEDICT, City Clerk.
An Industrial Deputation from the
United States, largely from Chicago,
has visited Mexico with favorable re-
suits.
The Chicago Evening Journal speak
ing OF it says:
Before departing from the city of
Mexico, on the 9th instant the Ameri-
can INDUSTRIAL JepuCdClOn CaIicU upon
Minister Foster and President Diaz,
babe them farewell and thanked them
for the courtesies shown the visitors.
The President replied that he knew he
would see the day when Mexico and
the United States would be bound to
gether by tissue of railroads. tele-
graphs and steamship lines. The mis-
sion of the deputation has been in every
way successful. Among the results is
the establishment of an American
bank at the City of Mexico, and anoth-
er steamship line from Vera Cruz 10
Galveston, to open trade direct with
Chicago.
o. @~S------
Up to very recently lumbermen on
the Eau Claire and Chippewa rivers