The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1886-01-29

First Ward, city Of Kenosha.
Supr. n. Huetter, representing the Sec
ond Ward, city of Kenosha.
Supr. Daniel Head, representing the
Third Ward, city Of Kenosha.
|Supr. VIM. Engle, representing the
Fourth Ward, city of Kenosha.
+ j. The Clerk presented the following
claims against the county, the same
having been filed in his office since the
last session of the County Board, to wit
CLAIMS PRESENTED.
3Nos CLAIMS. H.. AMOUNT.
n. Milwaukee county, change of
.s enue................. ..."..$ A NO
2. Walter L. Dexter, bill for SER
\ vices as Sheriff. ............ AZ 96
8. Anthony Weiskopf, medical
attendance, pauper acct. 20 sol
4. Catherine Heating, reporting
DlrtnS.. ......................,... L OU
5. d. A. Sovereign, incurred in
perfecting plats, &c......... % 90
6. Good Shepherd Industrial
School, McLinden children,
pauper account. II ISL
z. Boys Home Industrial
School, McLindcn children,
pauper account. 81 AZ
s. Good Shepherd Industrial
School, McLinden children,
pauper account. rs DOL
9.Boys' Home Industrial
School, McLinden children,
pauper account. 81 90
10. Milwaukee county, change
venue. ............. y w
IL. Good Shepherd Industrial
School, McLinden children,
pauper count.................. IS 81
IL. Boys Home Industrial
School, McLinden children,
pauper account. ................. 50 So
IS. Bill costs and fees............. .........
IA. NJ A. Baker, Justices fee
BILL. ........................ 11S Is
Is. Bill of costs and fees, Office
and witness fees. 81 IL
16. Milwaukee county, change
venue. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w
IL. Munson Paddock, Justices
fee Observation-Disclosures. 465 81
Is. Bill of costs and fees, office
and witness fees.............. 18S IL
10. Gurdin Gillett, Justices fees
bill. ISL GA
90 Bill of costs and fees, Office
and witness fees. 100 06
81. III. I'll. Tarbell, fees as Coro-
ner, inquest. 81
90. Bill of cost and fees, jurors,
and witness inquest.....". 5 70
90. Christian Schend, bal. due on
tc salary as County Agent. IS
"a. Town of Pleasant Prairie. ex-
penses incurred in taking
patient TO hospital. IL 20
%. Anthony Dodge, services rem
dered by order of G. Gillett,
~ coroner. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w
26. III. Niedecken & Co., station
cry and blank books....... 225 40
q. w. H. Gardner & Co., print
1 ing, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL 0U
6c...........................". IS 60
20. ]. H. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." 2 w
80. HI. G. Darby, services as
physician, pauper acct. 10 %
81. John Donald, board of pris-
oners at Racine jail......... 10Y %
80. E. r. Wilson, services not in
Guided in contract. $50. 80
33. James Pennefeather, fees re-.
porting sales real estate,
births and deaths............ 104 50
81. VIM. NJ. Farr, services as
physician and surgeon,
pauper account. ............ 100 90
35. Frederick Rice, board and
expenses incurred, care of
3e1 pauper. ...................... 81 55
SO. Asabel Farr, services as ply
stefan, pauper account. 81 80
81. Hurd & Nauth, bill sundries,
pauper account. 40 10
So. Hurd & Nauth, bill sundries,
pauper account. 3 10
SO. Bill Of costs and fees, Office
and witness fees. IL 63
40. w. III. Saunders, services as
physician, pauper acct. IL 30
IL. w. H. Saunders, reporting
births and deaths............ 2 81
Court fees. 81 90
43. r. G. Simmons, amount paid
for tile drain cellar........ 4 go
A. q. G. Simmons, amount paid
| for night watchman....... 86 90
| 45. Lewis Balm, bill sundries,
County buildings.......... 60 55
lac. Augustus VanAlstine, JUS
4 tees fees. 2 79
AZ. E. G. Hazelton, water pipe,
i &C., County buildings. % SO
As. Thomas Gillespie. physician
service, pauper account. 10 DC
40. F. Robinson sundries........ 2 81
I50. Lewis Balm, sundries, County
| bllildings.................... &c
| 81. G. A. Dewey, sundries, Coun-
i ty buildings. ................ 1872 2;
j 81 Bill costs and fees on Coun-
4 ty Court insane cases, &C.. 156 2
4 IS. Edward Martin, services as
County Judge and supplies 10 q
The foregoing claims were referred tt
: appropriate committees by the Chair
man.
Miss Simmons appeared before th'
Board in the interest of the poor of on
city, and stated that she, with othe
!. ladies of the city lin view Of the need
of worthy poor who would need assist
ance during the coming winter), wer
devising means to meet possible de
mands, and had decided to give