The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-12-08

| Moved Dy AID. LentZ, that the rules Of
suspended for the purpose of allowing said
bills Carried and bills allowed.
Bills of L. Grant s Son and Theo. Borkel
referred to committee on Streets and Alleys
| Resignation of Thos. Hunt, special police
presented and accepted.
| Ga motion of Aid. Lentz, S. L. Hastings
was allowed half years salary for hauling
steamer.
Aid. Lentz moved that the City Clerk BIZ
instructed to settle with the inspectors and
clerks of special election held Nov. 22d.
| Aid. Hazelton, cha irman Of Committee or
Streets and Alleys, TO whom was referred
bill of Allen & Sons, reported having conferred
with Allen & Sons, and that they are willing
to exchange accounts with the city for set
Element, which exchange was recommended
Moved snd seconded that the report be az
cepted and adopted.
Ayes and nays called for.
Ayes-Hazelton, Jacobs, Lent z and Mayor
Nay-Van VIE.
Adopted.
CHIEF Engineer Schend presented his an
nual report, which was accepted AMI ordered
spread upon the minutes.
The report is as follows:
70 the Honorable Mayor and auditing Board
GENTLEMEN: I herewith submit to your
honorable body my annual report of the con.
dition and requirements of the Fire Depart
nent of the City of Kenosha for the year 1882
The apparatus, hose, etc., are in good con-
dition, excepting the fues in the steamer
are lot reliable, neither is the heater.
would recommend new set of flues and gen.
eral overhauling TO the steamer and new
heater. Our present force consists of five
hose companies and one hook and ladder
company, viz,
Hook and Ladder Co. No IA fully
equipped truck and Is active men, including
officers.
Star Hose Co. No. Horse Hose Cart
carrying 700 feet of hose nine active mem
bers, including officers.
Steamer Hose Co. No. 2-Carriage, carry
ing $50 feet hose; sixteen active members
including officers.
Independent Hose Co No. Cart, carrying
$50 feet Of hose fourteen active members
including officers.
Active Hose Co. No. Cart, carrying
$50 feet of hose sixteen active members
including officers.
Gem Hose Co. No. Cart, carrying SOC
feet of hose; sixteen active members, in
Guiding officers. A list of members is heue'
with submitted for your approval.
We have one steamer, 2,70O feet of good
reliable rubber hose, 300 feet leather hose
We have in use Sc hydranfs and four engine
houses.
We had two fires during this year and one
false alarm Damage 500.
A $50 pound fire alarm bell has been
placed on No. Engine house, and the bell
formerly on same house has been placed on
No. house.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
G.. SCHEND,
Chief Engineer Fire Dept.
Kenosha, Dec. 4, 1882.
LIST OF MEMBERS.
Rescue Hook and Ladder Co. - Nick.
'1NGllig, Mich. Link. Fred Stein, Chas. Lin
dermann, Fred Meiser, Geo. Gill. Aug.
Meiser, Wa. .Borkenhagen, John Fassbinder.
Henry Goargen, Adolph Burg, Jos. Zopf,
Ernst Stein, Mat. Goergen, Alb. Borkenha-
gen, Gee. Bo1ssenhagen.
Star Hose Ne. Al. A. Williams, Mich.
Canly, Fred AIaTston, Nick Gloss, JohG
hoCudu3 tlIulkS MnxVAkOuSC1 e"i|HNAhO MUMMY
John Enright, Peter 0rth.
Steamer Hose No. %. r. Scully, Lewis
King, Jas. Rooney, John G. Slater. F. W.
Mathews, John NLilwafd, VIM. Hill. Mat.
Brady, John English, Fkos. O'Brien, VIM.
G. W. Barber, Henry Andre, E.
G. Harmon, Jes. Messiee, Robert English,
Chas. McDe~mott.
Independent Hose Co. No 8. - John
Jr., Jacob Neiderprina, John Elsen,
John ZeitIer, John Zievers. Peter Elsen, Ed.
Roders, Frank Tacki, Fred Mayer, Jacob
Seivert, Mic. Williams, Joseph Taeki, VIM.
Bruins, Adam Kaufman.
Active Hose No. 4-Thos HOFFMAN, Peter
Nallig, Aug. J. Huck, Mat. Grunewald, Chas.
Denton, John Lippert, Jacob Thomas, Paul
stauert. Chas Weller, Fred Eichler, Ch&s.
arasch, Mat. Zeivers, John Bruins.
Gem Hose No. 5.-Dan Brister, J. Jack
ION, Z. Carter, G. Schumacher, L. Holder
less, ]. Mullins, G. Wallace. A. Wallace, T.
Wallace, A. Templeton, J. Prentice. Ed. Rust,
D. Leiting, J. Mcconnell. J. Holdeeness.
Moved by Aid. Van VIE, that the list of
members he confirmed. Carried.
Aid: Lentz moved that Supervisor Ronr he
instructed 80 have gravel hauled on to Grand
street, west of West Main street, not to ex-
,eed two days work of three teams
Carried.
Moved'by aid. Jacobe, that the Poormsster
be instructed to make contract for the wood
necessary for pauper account. Carried.
Notion TO adjourn carried.
F. W. MATTHEWS,
City Clerk.