The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-10-13

JULIUS 0UludU,
Committee.
To the Hon. Mayor and Common
Council:
Your committee on streets, alleys
and bridges, to whom was referred the
petition of Myron Hale and others
respectfully report that we have care
fully investigated said petition and
recommend that a sidewalk Ue built
along the east side of said street.
G. 81. Gonnermanr,
c.. A. Tarbell,
James German,
Committee.
Pauper-E Meinhardt, 1919; Fl B.
Schwan, $2785; j. L. Cleary, $40;
Meiser Bros, $12.43.
Gas and Light Kenosha Light and
Power Co., $73l.50
The committee on sewers reported as
follows:
The Hon. Mayor and Common Council
of the City of Kenosha.
Gentlemen-We, your committee Oh
sewers, would respectfully report that
we have examined the sewers on Salem
avenue, from Rowland avenue to
Grover street; on Grover street, from
Salem avenue to Selleck avenue, and
on Rowland avenue, from Salem ave
nue. to the south line of D. J. Harff'e
property, and would recommend that
they be accepted.
Respectfully submitted
G. e. GOnnermann,
G. A. Tarbell,
James German,
G. Weier,
Committee on Sewers.
Aid. Tarbell moved that the reports,
as read, be accepted and adopted.
Motion carried.
The bill of O'Connor, Hammel &
Schmidt amount, $685. pre-
sented.
Aid. Tarbell moved that the bill OF
O'Connor, Hammel & Schmidt be al
lowed as read, and that an order be
drawn in favor of Peter Fisher for the
amount, the order to state what it is
for
Motion carried.
Salary and Rent List-Police, Clerk.
City Engineer, Bridge tender, Treas
urer, Street Supervisors, Poormaster,
John Rice, P. j. Eit1er and Fl. A. Iser-
mann, one months salary each; j.
DOsenmagen, balance of salary, l9
days, $3.50; 81 A Kupfer, one quarters
salary, $25; Matron, 4 weeks salary,
$14; Rose Egan, 2 weeks allowance,
81, less rent So, So; Mrs Morehouse,
weeks board for Mrs Mann, Sc; 81 G
Cole, II days, 1914; M Stahl, II days,
$24; NJ Weller, 10 days, $40; B Schleo-
der, l months allowance, So; j
Schmitt, l months rent, 81; A Ander-
son, l months rent, 81; Thos Dalton,
| months rent, 81; j Metten estate, l
months rent, 81; Mrs Ritter, l months
rent, $3.50; WP Wright, l months
rent, S.; F Robinson estate, l months
rent, S.; T Mcintyre, l months rent,
SIS; j D Williams, months rent, So;
j Lindermann estate, l months rent,
$6; G A Parks, l months rent, $6; Fl
Goergen, months rent, S.; Mrs K
Zeyen, months rent, Sc; Anton Wes-
terhoven, / months rent, ST.
Aid. German moved that the salary
of paving inspector be fixed at So per
day.
Motion carried.
W j Boyle, days, $18.
Aid. Berns moved that the bills as
read be allowed and orders drawn for
the amounts.
Motion carried.
Aid. Brister reported that Mr.. Dali
ton had been offered $6 per month for
the rent of his house, for which the
city is now paying 81 per month for,
and that the city could retain the same
by paying S. per month, and moved
that Mr. Dalton hereafter be allowed
S. per month for the rent of his house
instead of So.
Motion carried.
New s-Finance-Geo W Fay,
35c; E Andre, S.; F E Andre, $40.
Police-Geo " Fay, $l2; .Eichelman
Bros, $1,75.,
Fire Department-Geo W Fay,
So 80; Lippert Iron Works, $4.77; 81 L
Molitor & Co, 47c; Geo T Kimball,
$22 so; Starkweather & Co, 81 80; 81
A Kupfer, $9 so.
Public Grounds Geo W Fay, 1913.
Streets, Alleys and Bridges-Wal-
lace, Smith & Co, 1915; Geo W Fay,
$1.75.
The chairman of the committee on
streets, alleys and bridges presented
bills for dirt against Jos. A. Williams,
Charles Frantz, N. R. Aliens Sons and
Charles Tarbell, and the Clerk was in
structed to present the bills and collect
the same and credit the same to the
streets, alleys and bridges fund.
Pauper-Geo w Fay, $1.35; j A
WI horr 910. M Rlaokmon 81 AZ.