The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1886-09-10


cles and conveyances over tie same dur
ing the following hours, to wit: from
6:45 during and until 7 10 o'clock in the
morning, and from IL o'clock at noon
during and until l o'clock P. NJ, during
each and every day of each and every
week, except the first day of each week,
commonly called Sunday.
This ordinance shall be in force from
and after its passage.
Aid. Brady moved the suspension of
rules interfering with its passage, which
carried, and the ordinance passed by
unanimous vote.
On motion of Aid. Widman, the COM
mittee on harbor and bridges was au-
thorized and instructed to provide the
necessary and proper signals to vessels.
The following ordinance introduced
at a previous meeting and read, was put
upon its passage and adopted:
ORDINANCE No. -
Be 1t ordained by the Common Council of
the Gtyof Kenosha.
All persons demanding assistance of
the city of Kenosha as paupers shall be
required to make application for the
same according to the provisions of the
following form of application, and no aid
shall be given to any person not comply
ing with the provisions of this ordinance.
The application must be signed and
sworn to by two owners of real estate,
who win give the numbers of their
houses and the names of the streets
where they reside in the following form
We, the undersigned, owners of real es-
tate in the city of Kenosha, being each
duly sworn, on oath, depose and say that
we are residents of the city of Kenosha
that we are personally disinterested, MOI
are we of kin to the party making this
application for aid that we have per.
sonally inquired into the circumstances
of the within named applicant, and find
ing him Tor her) destitute and worthy O.
the aid of the city, do hereby recon-
mend him Tor her) for relief.
-[seall Number and street.
- seal
Sworn and subscribed before me this
day of 1888
The applicant shall under oath answer
the following GU estions Name? Age
Married or single? Residence? Late resi-
dence? How long at present residence
Nationality? Occupation? Length O
time in this country? Length of time il
city :? How many children are living with
you? How many are married, and what
is their financial condition? How many
are at work? Are any at school in pub
lie or private school? Is the father con
stantly employed, and at what? Is he
sober and industrious ? Where has he
worked? Why do you require aid? Il
sick, how and how long? Do you own
property of any kind, and of what does
| it consist? What kind of dwelling dc
you occupy? Do you receive rent, and
how much? Do you pay rent how
much, and to whom? What is the week
ly income, including yourself and fam.
| lily? Have you received aid from this
department before? When and how
long? Are you receiving aid from any
individual, or from any benevolent OF
religious society?
| The application shall then be referred
to the Chairman of the committee or
pauper affairs, who will authorized the
Poormaster to issue such relief as the
case may require.
Mayor Grant nominated the following
inspectors and clerks of election:
First Ward-Clerks-E. w. Blinn, T
w. English. Inspectors-C. A. Dewey
John McNulty, M. A. Miller.
| Second Ward-Clerks-P Jacobs
D. Harff. Inspectors-Geo. Augment
P. Sorenson, John Engelhardt.
| Third Ward Clerks-Geo. G. Linn
pert, A. J. Huck. Inspectors w
Miller, Geo. Wallis, M. Flanagan.
| Fourth Ward-Clerks-Chas. Frant2
| M. Faber. Inspectors-Wm. COTE
VIM. Burt, John Berens.
| On motion of Aid. Brady, the appoint
ments were confirmed.
The Matron was allowed three weeks
salary and the Clerk and Police on
month each.
| On motion of Aid. Brady, the commi
tee ON Fire department was authorize
to locate lamps at each engine house
and have the same cared for by tn
night police.
| Meetings of the council until othel
wise ordered will be held at 7:30 P. M.
| Council adjourned.
| F. w. MATHEWS,
CITY Clerk.