The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-04-18

VIM Faber, 6 ........ III 20
J Defrang, g -, ..... / SO
n Bills reported correct and allowed:
w ] BOYLE, Police. .........S * 90
G S Industrial School, pauper =. IS "a
Official bonds presented and approved
Chas. CRUDE, Constable; w. r: Halli-
day, Constable; N. Puetz,. Constable; F.
W. Mathews Clerk; Peter Jacobs,
Treasurer. .,.... ~, y; ....l.
=. Aid. YuIe moved that the official bonds
be deposited in the Bank vault, which
carried. >'.,.7 e. ~.
- Mayor Williams nominated John Har-
Frington as, Chief Of Police. Nomination
confirmed, the.vote beings-
:. For-Ald. Hill, .Werye, Sorensen, Prid:
dis. Dahl and McGivern. - -. .
Against-Ald. O'Donnell and Yule
A motion to increase the. number of
night police by adding two, failed, the
vote being. tt"
Ayes-O'Donnell, HILL. Werve, Dahl,
M Cive4f1, ,...'..
Nays-Sorensen, Yule, Priddis and
Mayor.
On ballot for North side police, M.
Puetz was declared elected. 30
On the informal ballot for Ist and 3rd
ward police, JOS Newhouse received 7
yotesi T. Smith, z, ..,On the formal bal
| lot ]. Newhouse was declared elected.
For Sexton-On the informal ballot
Geo. Wallis received s votes; and O..
Hoye, g. *On the formal ballot, with
same result, G. Wallis was declared
elected.
For south division street supervisor, ON
the informal ballot, John McGiyern re
ceived 7; Rogan, 1; Quigly, I. On a
formal ballot t::--McG ivern received S,
and was declared elected. .,,.;,,>-.
For North division VIM Faber: receiv:
ed 5; E. Senne, 8; Blank, I. On the
formal ballot, W. Faber received i, and
was declared elected ~ ,,,~-~>.
| The informal ballot for Poorn,aster
gave John Mooney S, G. Schend 4. The
Formal resulted the same, and J. Mooney
was declared elected So 4 All
I For; Poundmaster, VIM. Hill, ST., was
chosen unanimously, as also was Mrs.
Hall for Matron of the-Poor house. ~ (.
Aid, Priddis moved that.the chairman
of the committee on Pauper affairs be
instructed to advertise for a. city phYsi-
clan, bid to include medicine and sur
gerry. 49, L 4
| Carried. III. Il
!. A motion to allow Rose, Egan. S. per
week, as last year, carried, the vote be-
ing
Ayes-O'Donnell, Hill, Werye, soren-
son, Priddis, Dahl, McGivern.
Nay-Yule.
The Clerk was instructed to prepare
the usual council cards, and council ad-
| journed
f. W. MATHEWS, City Clerk.
-Starkweath & Co., have secured the
agency for the Grand Republic CIgarros a
Estrictly clear Havana Cigar: Sc each, or,
$3.50 per box. 3w45
odd Pol Tax came down Ikea wolf on
& the fold, and he went for the LAWYERS and
4 editors bold. He sent them a notice to
work on the road, or tarry awhile at. the or
4 phans abode. !: Then the lawyer and editor
i planked downthe cash, they are sensible
men and don't care be rash) and had
rather have peace than 80 in cash. Ye sons
! of the Council, please smile and rejoice
when you see his broad grin and hear his
bland voice, and be sure that old "Poll
Tax" is after our cash as sweet as maiden
just making ssmash." Here is health to
Poll Taxi may his stomach enlarge with
the bills that accrue as a. Justices charge.
May he live to be king, lord or pope,
and end his career at the end of rope. :.