The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-04-16


owned by p Hoffman.
Sixteenth, On the west side of Congress street
In the City Oh ken0sha, being along the east
side of lots two CD and eleven I'D, in Belting's
subdivision of block sixty (60) in the Second ward
of the City of Kenosha, Wisconsin, and in the
northeast quarter of section thirty-one al town
two (2) north of range twentythree f592' e9St
being along and adjoining the entire east side of
i the said premises owned by j. Betting
| Seventeenth. On the west side Of Con0ress
street, in the said City of Kenosha, being along
the east side OF the east one-half 90 of lot nine
! go and lot ten u0), Llock iftynine (59), In the
Second ward of the City of Kenosha wisconsin
and in the northeast quarter of section thrty-one
3D. town two (2) north of range tWentvthree 123l
east 9ng along and adSRRlng the entire east
Eighteenth. On the west side of Congress
street, in the said City of KenoSha, being along
the east side OF lot one % and the east one-half
| q2 of lot two (2), block fiftynine (59), in the
Second ward of the City of Kenosha, Wisconsin,
and in the northeast quarter of section thrty-one
(3l), town two () north, of range twentythree l2l
east, being along and adjoining the entire east
SIDE OF the said premises owned by Valentine
DlSch estate.
! Nineteenth Onthe north side of Ounce street
in the said City of Kenosha, being along the sonth
side of lot six (6, in block sixty co., in the Second
ward of the City of KenoSha, Wisconsin, and in
the northeast quarter of section thirty-One (3ll
town two 90 north, of range twenty-three I235
east, being along and adjoining the south side
OF the said premises owned by the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad Company
Twentieth On the north side of Ounce street.
in the City of ken0sha, being along the south
side OF lot seven Cd block sixty Co., in the Second
ward of the City of KenOSha, Wisconsin. and i'm
the northeast quarter of section thirty-one (3D
town two ~ north, of range twentythree (29) east
being along and adjoining the entire south side
OF the premises owned by C.. BrunkoW
| TWenty-frSt. On the north side of Ounce
street, In the City of KenoSha, being along
the south side of lot eight ~, block sixty Co., in
the Second ward of the City of Kenosha, WiscOn-
SIN, and In the northeast quarter of section
thirty one 1911, town two ri north of range
twenly.tnree 20 east, Delng along and adjoining
q n
GildemeiSter.
Twenty-second. On the north side of Ounce
street, In the City of KenOsha, being along
the south side of lot nine 9I block Sixty (60N in
the Second ward of the City of Kenosha, WiScon-
SIM, and In the northeast quarter of section
thirty-One 3D. town two (O north Of RANGE tyvan
ty-three (23l east, being along and adiOiHing tbe
Werve ~ =
TIVE Twenty-third. On the north side of ounce
street, IN the City OF Kenosha. being along
the south side of lot six 6 except the north FORTY
(4W 1eet in block siXty-0ne (6D, in the Second
ward OF the City of KenOSha, Wisconsin and in
the northeast quarter of section thiriy-onp l911
town two ~ north, of range twenty-three on east
being along and adjoining the entire south Side
OF the said premises owned by A. ZeiSermer
Section 2. 1t is hereby ordered that said side
walks pc built and rebuilt by the owners of the
property on said streets, tO-Wit
By TraugOtt Franke-AlOng the sOuth sida of
lots ten (l0) and eleven I'D ana twelve (i21, in
PeterSdOrf's subdivision of block ten (IO)
By j. H. White-Alongt the north side of the east
By A. Templeman-AlOng the west side of lot
four a., block sixteen Q6), in Bond and Strong's
addition.
By Lizzie O'DOnnell- Along the west side of
lot three (3), block sixteen (16,. in Bond and
Strong's addition. "'-N
BY G. z. Kirchner-AIong the west side of lot
| six 20, block fourteen 90, Holmes and NcoPs
addition.
By E. A. Leiting-Along the west side of lots
| seven az and eight ~, block fourteen I4,
Holmes and N1cOIS addition.
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nine co. and ten Q0) block fourteen ga. Holmes
and NicOl'S addition.
By the J. Cook G < estate Along the south side of
By A. SchmttZ-AlOngt the east side of the south
three-QuarterS of lots nine 49, and ten T1O1 in
block Sxty-n1ne 69l.
By Henry FenSk1-Along the east side of the
north one,aGarter 20 OF lots nine [9l andten LlO
By Anna Kraft-AlOng the east side of the north
One-half W. OF lots one % and two I'll In block
By August Fenskt-Along the east side of the
south one-haif W or lots one III and two RI, in
block sixty-nine 1891
By S. Werve-Aong the east side of lot nine T9l
In BeIt1ngS subdivision of block sixty 1901
ten [10 in Betting subdivision of block sixty 1901
By P. HOffman-AlOng the east side of lot one
Il In Beltings subdivision of block sixty 1901.
BY j. Belting-AlOng the east side of lots two ri
and eleven Ql In Belting's subdivision of block
By W. Windorf-AIong the east side of the east
Blythe Valentine Disch estate-Along the east
side of lot one 81 and the east One-haf of lot two
I'll In block hfty-n1ne (59).
By the NOrth-W Western Railroad Company
Along the south side OF lot six Isl, in block sixty
By c. Brunkow-Along the south side of LOFT
seven ri, in block sixty COY.
By Fl. MISUNDERSTANDING the south side of
lot eight 81, in block sixty 1901
By S. Werve-AlOng the south side of lot nine
90. in block sixty 1907.
By A. Zesermer-Along the south side of lot
six 6], except the north forty (4O) feet in block
sixty-One (61); and that the said sidewalks shall
be constructed as follows
The foundation shall be so formed that the
strlngerS shall rest evenly and securely on the
foundations; the Str1ngerS shall be of good
sound lumber, OF dimensions not less than 2x4
inches, and OF suitable lengths. Each walk must
be supported In all places by not less than three
strlngerS; the two outside StrlngerS shall be not
to exceed three inches from the respective ends
of the boards; said stringers shall be covered by
good sound lumber. free from knOt-hOleS and
not less than two inches in thickness and so laid
down as to form sidewalks not less than four (4)
feet in width; said lumber shall be well and Sc
curely nailed down upon the stringers; all the
work to be thoroughly done in complete and
WOrkmanl1ke manner, so as to form smooth and
even walks not less than four feet in width. The
inside ends of said walks shall be laid to a line
parallel to the abutt1ng property line and not to
exceed six inches therefrom
Section 3. Should any of the property owners
along the line of the sidewalks hereby determined
necessary and advisable to be built and rebuilt
desire to build or lay down what is commonly
known as cement walk. in place of board or
lumber walk as hereby ordered, permission to do
SO is hereby granted, provided the said cement
walk be built the same width and of such grade
as will correspond with the width and grade of
board or lumber walks connected with the same.
Section 4. 1t Is hereby ordered that notice
hereof be served upon the aforesaid owners of the
lot adjoining the said streets and abutting there
respectively by the Chief of Police of the city of
KenOSha, Wisconsin, and that said owners be re-
qulred to build and rebuild said walks within
thirty (30) days from and after the service of such
notice, in the manner aforesaid
Section 5. 1t Is hereby further ordered, that In
case the owner or owners Of said premises, or any
or either Of them, shall neglectOr refuse to build
and rebuild such sidewalks, or any or either of
them, within such period of thirty days. as afore-
said, the street commissioner Of the city of Keno
Sha, Wisconsin, shall. cause the same to be built
and rebuilt as aforesaid at the expense of the
said lot and parcels Of land adjoining said street
and AUDITING thereon, as aforesaid
Section g. This ordinance shall be In full force
and effect Immediately after its passage
Z: Passed April 9th, 1896.
WIN. n. FARR Mayor.
!. GUSTAV J4coB, City Clerk
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