The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-06-12
COMMON COUNCIL.
Official Proceedings.
ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
AUDITING BoARD, April %, 70.

ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
AUDITING BoARD, April 26, 10.
Present Mayor Robinson, Aldermen
EDackus, Lee, Schend and Williams.
! The meetings of date April p and 2g
tWere read and approved.
Hon. j. Y. Quarles appeared before
E4he Board, and stated that the Rail-
/ road authorities were now ready to
Grade Pearl street in accordance with
1 the ordinance giving use of Pearl
street, and i'm behalf of the Railroad
Company, asked permission to reduce
! the grade of said4street on the crest of
I bhe hill, just west Of Chicago street.
] Mr.. Kerber asked in behalf of him
8selt and others, that the bridge over
Greek leadlRg to Washington Island be
REPAIRED, SO as to- admit of passage by
! teams, &c.
On motion of 4AlG. Backus, the mat
\ ter was referredeto Committee en- Mar-
4 Dor and bridges.
Report of Committee On Repairs of
7. Engine House Nos 2, presented with
propositions of parties.
The report Mas,eol motion of Aid.
j VT illiams, Ee-referred to said Commit
tee
Aid. Williams presented the foMow-
liIg resolution:
ReS01reG, THAT the proposition IL the
lGhicago aDd North-W estern Railway
to-. to grade and gravel Pearl street,
{betWeen Chicago street, and the main
]sEne Of said Company, be and is hereby
i accepted, it being the understanding
that said grade when finished, shallmot
Ebe lower than the, upper surface of the
I ties of the road.
y Said earth ito be loaded on WAGONS by
! said company, Gfea O. charge.
/ # question on adoption of above RES
olution, carried byaunanimous vote.
| Bill Of Whitaker Engine Il Skeim Co
for boiler fnes for Dredge, presented
Iamount, $121.t3.
| On motion ,of AID. Williams, the
! above bill WAS allowed under the 'sas-
Epension Of rules.
BIE-GsS PRESENTED
F4& k Mygatt, walk en- lrEio ge appnoaeh, ST ~
J. MahOney, ~' / :s(
AAQn motion OF AID. Scherd, abOMe
S1aho "0Io e'1Ios''"'AA ~dSN0A oookl'0IololE 'SN
NJ ~ fo1Iovri, ro,out ,,,o, ,,moo,,+oa.
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E7Q.t!5e Mayor 0qss3 41esS ting Board OF
@f2c c1ty OF A3:sf3sl5@.'
The COMMITTEES an .TrbIic Grounds
to. whom was referred the matter OF
vaGating ALLEY In thel. City Cemetery,
between blocks 81 and SO Southeast
Division, Kenosba Civ Cemetery,
would res1ectfuIlv reoeyf in favor of
kvacating said alleS,, and hat q deed for
said be made out to Mr.. L, S
Porter. upon the payment into the
Treas,Irv of the citv lie sum of ton
dollars. Respectfullv Submitted
IT, y W.T. Gu co,,.,.:A4oo
= 80 Se1,I,ro h'1l Aa' '>'s'-oolail lA"'ee
n q NPAcIrres ( p,,,,7;o Izro,.,,ds
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Oh-notlon OF AAd, Lee, report OF
'Comd1httee Was accented sSs1d adopted.
| >O1l7Elotlon OF AID Backus, q salary
4 was aAoWed MessIs~ Baker u War
1'Velle, CITY Attorneys Amount $23.T5.
egREPoRT OF CITgI. cT. E7K.
IqYo ,tbe.sJroq2 the Moatoo. anvil 6o,>z;+;., .
! Rongfg Of the f,;tu IF .Yea,ooza '.O0''''''
i
~ uEN 154EMEN = peg deaye TO report
'lla aullaeI INSTRUCTIONS from the Board
, a. : 't~o ~ nave secuted with the
An cas- ule- loI MS eerVlceS'as V2Sy Treas
'talS7l, dllo L na ,oo ofaWh order &Ao. 422,
alaounV ss'4oo' Ill 1oil settlement on
! Sak'Ty'
also .th&t nave settled with Mathi-
as o0ahl' Ill., LOT services as Night Po-
lhee Tor one month, and amount of
deposits. held oy the City in reserve,
s1lhloahg ing IN me aggregate, $4,000.
O s1Io aH IN o. -,472 $4,000 and No 433,
| Srzo!Vo'
Also | nave drawn order No. 436,
S'h QUA heh1noy City on deposit,'sl5.00.
hesls7celutAy submitted.
~. 3. BENEDICT, City Clerk.
On haotlon's1eport OF Clerk was &C
cepteu, allo ,oE@ereo spread upon she
minutes auQ pt5CoQ on Tile.