The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-06-30

Co, So SO; cemetery and public
grounds NJ. Faulhaber, 81; streets,
alleys and bridges-John Paschke, 81;
pauper-S. K Newberry & Co., 023;
Mrs. E. Bauer, 1891; j. A. Winberg,
1923 "A; c. j. Gronquist q Co., 1915;
John O'Donnell, So; John Paschke,
$3.50; P. Maurice 4 Co, $28. 45;
Peter Jacobs, 500; E, Beyersdorfer &
Sons, $1605.
The committee on fire department
reported as follows:
To tie Hon. Mayor and Common Coan
eli of the City OF Kenosha:
Your committee on. fire department
to whom was referred the petition If
Goodfellow Il Cummings for permits
sion to erect frame building in the
Y. NJ. c.. A. yard, respectfully report
that we have carefully considered said
matter, and recommend that the peti
ton be not granted.
D. F. Brister,
Orla M. Calkins,
Jas. German,
Committee
On motion of Aid. Gonnermann the
report was accepted.
On motion of Aid. Gonnermanr the
new bills were ordered referred to their
respective committees.
Ordinance No. -, an ordinance
relating to the building and rebuilding
of certain sidewalks, was given its
second reading.
On motion of Aid. Gonnermann the
ordinance was amended by adding
the following to Section 2 of said ordi-
nance:
BY the F. Robinson estate, along
the west side of lot 3, Moneys Subdi-
vision.
By Margaret Madison, along the
west line of the following described
piece of property, viz: Commencing s
rods west and % rods south Of the
northeast corner of the N. E. + of Sec
tion 6, l, %; thence west to Fremont
avenue, south to PomerOy street, east
II rods to beginning.
By A. LundQuist, along the south
and east sides of lots and 4, lbock /,
of Jenne's Addition.
By the N. Ziehen estate, along the
east side of the E, of the 5. E Of
the S. W. I of Block 80, Second ward.
By John Stirn, along the north side
of lot Is, block 3, of Jenne's Addition :"
Upon the recommendation of the
chairman of the committee on streets,
alleys and bridges, the ordinance was
not acted upon and ordered laid over
for one week, owing to information
that some of the sidewalks had been
built.
The chairman of the committee on
fire department reported that the
chief of the fire department recon-
mended confirmation of the following
persons as fremen: P. Pirsch, as a
member of the Balm Hook and Ladder
Co.; J. A. Veitch and John MulIigan,
as members of the Star Hose Co., to
fill vacancies in said companies caused
| by designations.
On motion of Aid. Tarbell P. Pirsch,
j. Fl. Veitch and John Mulligan were
confirmed as firemen in the companies
named, as recommended.
On motion of Aid. Tarbell the City
Engineer was instructed to give the
grade for sidewalk on Congress street
to Henry Georgen.
Aid. GOpnermann reported that the
special committee to whom was refer
red the petition eff residents on Mil
waukee avenue, Broad street and
Grant street, to have the sewer con-
tracted for made double ring instead
of single ring, had been unable to
accomplish anything, and that it was
necessary to take some action at once
as the contractors have almost finished
on Grand avenue, and wished to COM
mence on the north side, and moved
that the matter be referred to the com
mittee on sewers to consult with the
| CITY attorney as to the power of the
city to change the contract, and to
report as soon as possible, at special
meeting if necessary.
Motion carried.
Aid. Brister reported that Chief Barr
had been notified that the hook and
ladder truck would be finished on
Thursday, and that he invited the
council to inspect it.
Aid. G0nnerman moved that the
invitation be accepted and that the
council as a committee of the whole
inspect the hook and ladder truck.
| Council adjourned.
GUS JACOB, City Clerk.