The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-04-17

purposes of laying out such highway
or street through Block 90 in said
fourth ward, to take so much OF LOFT
No. 3 in said block as lies east of tine
line hereinafter described; also all of
lot Two CD in said block, lying east OF
the same line; also so much of lot
one % in said block, as lies east of
said line and west of the west line of
Main Street.
The line above referred to is as fol-
lows: Commencing on the North line
of lot One CD in Block Ninety-two (92l
In the Fourth ward of the city of Ke-
nosha at point one hundred (10O)
feet west of the west line of Main
street; thence South seven degrees
.ast sixty feet to the North line of lot
Two in said Block; thence follow
ing the same course eighty feet to
South line of lot Two ca; thence COM
menclng at ii point on the North line
OF lot Three ~ in same block one
hundred feet west of the west line of
Main Street; thence south seven de-
grees East Thirty feet; thence South
~ degrees east eighty-five (s5) feet to:
the South End of the North approach
to contemplated new Bridge as estab-
lished; thence South 25 degrees East
to meandered line, more or less 5.-
That we find the title to said lots one
and three i'll said block to he in Mr..
Edgar Pennoyer. That we ind the
damages and recompense due the own
er of said lots one and three for the
amount taken of said lots above des-
crlbed to he the sum Of Six Hundred
($60O Dollars. That we find the title
OF said lot Two (2) in said Block 90,
above described, 10 be in n. A. Penney
er. That we find the damages and rec.
ompense due the owner of said lot
two above described, for the amount
taken of said lot as above described, to
be the sum 'of Three Hundred $4,000
Dollars. s=f
We find no real estate in the imme-
dia'e locality of this improvement that
will be sufficiently benefited by the
same, SO us to call upon us for an ex-
ercise Of our judgment in that behalf,
yet we deem the improvement one of 8
general character, alike benefici al to all
the citizens of our city and one that
'shonld be made.
All Of which is respectfully su,-
mitted.
March IS. 1879.
J. M. STEBBINs, !
ID. HEAD, H... i
F. ROBINSON, Commissions
G. MUENTZENBERGER, ers.
PATRICK KELLEY,
AID Zahnen moved that the report
be accepted. Seconded and carried bv
| following vote:
Ayes Aid. Zahnen, Kupfer, Williams
and Mayor. ]a aa3 q. ~. +
Aid. Zahnen moved that when this
Board adjourn, it adjourn to meet at
the Council Room, in this city, on the
Goth day of March, 1879, at ~ P. M.
to confirm awards of commissioners as
reported to the Board this day, unless
/ objections to the same are made to the
Board of Audit in writing, by some
person interested previous to or on
jsaid day, and that the City Clerk give
notice to all interested persons or their
agents, of the award of said commits
sioners, of The timeof said meeting.
Motion carried by the following vote:
Ayes, Aid. Zahnen, Kupfer, Williams
and Mayor. Nays. none.
t On motion, Board adjourned.
HENRY WILLIAMS. Clerk pro tenn.
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