The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-06-10
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On motion Of Aid. O'Brien, rules we're
suspended and bills allowed.
The following bills were presented. en-

On motion of AID. O Brien, bills were
allowed.
On motion Ct Aid O. Brien. the clerk was
instructed to settle with ST. Hastings for
hauling steamer.
Aid. O. Brieu moved that $50 be allowed
mai shall on salary and also one months sal
airy to John Rock, night police.
Notion seconded and carried.
A petition from NJ. Jacobs and Frank
Sandt, for compensation for damage done to
their property through the highway being
obstructed by snow until late in the season,
forcing people to break their fence and drive
through their meadow, was referred to alder
man of the I'd ward.
The chairman on HarbCr and Bridges re-
ported that he had taken the soundings of
harbor.
On motion Of AID Van VIE, the report was
accepted and ordered published by the Com
mittee on Harbor.
The Finance Committee presented the final
report of ex-Treasurer Clark, and reported
it as correct and the stubs cancelled.
On motion of Aid. Schend, report was
accepted.
The following ordinance was presented:
ORDINANCE No..
To tie Honorable the Mayor and Board of Audit Of The
city of Kessosha:
An ordinance relating to depot buildings, freight
houses, cars platforms and yards.
Section 1. Be ID ordained By The Auditing Board of
the city of Keaosha That it shall be unlawful for
any person or persons to loter around on the plat
forms or in the buildings yards cars or platforms of
the some therein, of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway Company within the limits of the city OF
Kenosha unless they have special business thereat
Any violation of any of the provisions of this section
shall be punishable by fine of not less than dollar
nor more than ten dollars for each oense and costs OF
prosecution, by imprisonment in the county Jail OF
Kenosha county IF such fine and costs shall not be
paid forthwith until such fine and costs are paid not
less than ten nor more than thirty days. until dis
charged by due course OF law.
Section 2. 1t shall be unlawful for any person or
persons to jump upon from, cling to any pas
senger, parlor sleeping coach, platform of the
same, freight caboose that passes the Chi
cago and Northwestern Railway Company's lines or
sdetracks while the same are in motion, to set up
or let off any brake upon any in said yards,
upon the tracks of said railroad within the limits OF
the city of Kenosha. Any person violating any of the
provisions of this section shall upon arrest and
victiOn thereof be punished by fine of not less than
two dellars than twenty dollars for each
offense and costs of prosecution Provided howev
that nothing in this section shall be construed to APP
! ply to employees of said railway company.
Section 8. 1t shall be the duty of the marshal and
police of the city to that persons violating any
the provisions Of the foregoing ordinance prompt
| ly arrested.
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heretofore adopted by the Common Council or Audit
! ing Board Of the city Of Kenosha which are incon-
sstent with or repugnant to any OF the terms or pro
visions of this ordinance are hereby repealed.
Section 5. This ordinance shall take effect from
and after its passage.
| Referred to Committee on judiciary.
The following proposals for city physician
were presented
| s. r. Mcclellan, for medical attendance
and medicine, including surgery, $50.
w. IT. Saunders, for medicine and medical
attendance. not including surgery, sos
w. H. Saunders, for medical attendance
medicine and surgery, on 3 years contract,
$50.
On motion Of AID. Schend, the bid of s. r.
Mcclellan was accepted.
The following proposals fer hauling horse
hose cart were presented: B. r. Jewett,
SIS; C. Wattles, $50.
| For hauling steamer: C. Wattles, 800
S. L. Hastings, Sl50.
On motion Of Aid. O Brien. proposals were
referred to Committee on Fire Department
and the chief engineer, with power TO act
Aid. Van VIE moved that the petition o.
citizens Of the Sd ward in regard to forming
q hose company in said ward, and furnishing
the same with cart, hose and house, he &C
cepted and adopted.
Motion seconded and carried.
The communication from Aid. Brien il
regard to Jos. Hoffman taking away planl
from Grand street was referred 10 Commitie
on Streets and Alleys.
Aid. Schend stated that dFedge and scow
were now in good order, and asked the Boar
J to fix rates for use Of same by private indi
vidusls.
4 On motion of Aid. Van VIE, the rates wer
: fixed at $50 per day, without tug. no allow
J anee being made for time lost for repairs no
! exceeding one-half day.
, On motion of Aid. Gillett, the clerk wa
! instructed 10 settle with Henry Tilley when
, ever anything was due him.
} Petition was presented praying that a b.
J drant be placed on the corner OF Congre:
and Wisconsin street
Referred to Committee on Fire Departures
3 aud chief engineer, with power to act
e The saloon bond of A. Schoffen was pr
0 scented and accepted.
' The committee 10 whom was referred Il
pound matter reported thai they had lease
] the northeast corner Of Ann and Rock sire
L / at $40 ner year