The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-11-07
The renort of the finance commit


showed there was $15,9S2. Sc in the
city treasury.
Many wells are drying Up, and
now we can congratulate ourselves up
on having an abundant supply Of good
clear water from old lake Michigan.
W. FL. Wheeler and a brother from
Ashland called on the common council
Monday evening to see the boys. They
were about also today calling of
friends.
Mich Pirsch, Kenosha's we'll known
carriage maker, is just completing a
hook and ladder truck for the South
Milwaukee fire department. 1t is a
beauty. s;
1t is said that fast trains between
New York and Chicago make better
time going east than going west. The
trains get some of the Chicago momen-
tum on them.
The datum plane Of Church street
at Market was raised to 205 and Mar
ket street to 81 in the middle by an
ordinance given it's first reading at the
council meeting Monday evening.
Charles I'll. Goodman reported to
the council Monday evening that he
had completed the extension of the
| 10-inch sewer on Park street at a cost
of $248.7O. His bill was allowed
The Balm Wagon company has
made G. p Garst quite happy by pur-
chasing brand new No. 6 Remington
typewriter. 1t is a beautiful machine
and G. p. takes great pride in showing
it off.
The water commissioners made
their regular monthly report to the
council Monday evening. They re-
ported several extensions of the water
mains and their list of expenses. The
bills were all allowed.
The members Of the Park Whist club
met Monday evening at the residence
of G. w. Allen, and recognized for the
winter, this being the seventh con-
secutive season of the clubs existence,
making it the oldest social organization
The firemen are complaining of
the conduct of g. man who was driving
ahead of the hose cart on the day of
the fire. He drove slowly and refused
to turn out Of the way for It at point
where the road would not permit of
passing him.
Meter rates for factories using over
10000 gallons was fixed at y cents per
1000 gallons and the dates of payment
therefore changed from June and Dec
ember to May and November by an
ordinance given its first reading Mon
day evening at the council meeting.
A bill for services Of Cavanagh x
Fisher was presented to the council but
the committee on claims to which it
had been referred refused to MAKE q
report Some of the items in it caused
some discussion but it was finally al
lowed
Fishermen are deserving the east
shore Of the lake. They are arriving
here. at Racine and other ports along
the west shore | is reported by them
that fish are scarce on the east shore,
and that on account Of the immense
al uni of ice i'll the winter fishing be-
comes almost impo~ sible over there.
Dress warmly now and keep the
temperature inyoni houses evenly cOln-
1ori;blr. People re not vet hardened
t. the cold and therefore easily become
ill., g eeSsne : fills thousands of
graves through seeds of disease soWn
at this eas0n though often ripening
later. Fake care Of yourselves AMI re-
mlin u We
I II. council was some re arranged
at h. - citing VI naay ening. At
the la~ N citing Mayor Farr sat on the
east side Of tie hall and the aldermen
were 49, 1nged about hin on the west
side in srmi-clrcle. This time the
NaNu nj in the nth end Of the ball
ia he alderman faced east nd
" ont OF aim in TT of semi
ci c.4
McGiverl renew Il his motion
al Is /. punct nrrtin4 made some
No. 20, rela iy,ta The building Of
aIeac ldewalk~ md ga es aon4 the
raifH rack to Oak 5 ree. Some
time he III loJd company was
OJuers build I'll atlt asked for
thira ,ys time The, were never
bujiI VOW the 'ou CT wants them
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