The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-01-12
sl.77; Mic Gehl. $2O.1O; G & Ripley,

SLIT; Mic Gehl. $2O.1O; G q Ripley,
$12.
Fire Department -Lippert Iron
Works, $3.50; Wisconsin Telephone
Go, So; Chas FL Goodman, $3.50.
Police-M Truesdell, days special
police, $40.
Salary and Rent List-Police, Clerk,
City Engineer, Treasurer, Street Su-
pervisors, bridge tender and Poormas-
ter and fremen, one months salary
each; matron, 4 weeks salary, $14;
Rose Egan, 2 weeks allowance, 81, less
rent So, So; Mrs Morehouse, 2 weeks
board for Mrs Mann, Sc; B Schroeder,
l months allowance, So; j Schmitt, l
months rent, 81; A Anderson, mos.
rent, 81; j Metten est3te, l mos. rent,
81; Mrs Zeyen, l months rent, 81; Mrs
Ritter, l months rent, 81; Thos Dali
ton, l months rent, So; W P Wright, l
months rent, SIS; F Robinson estate, l
months rent, SIS; T Mcintyre, l mos.
rent, So; j d Williams, l months rent,
SIS; Mrs Neubert, l months rent, So; j
Mooney, l months rent, $6; Jos Pitts,
l MONTHS rent, $6; A Westerhoven, l
months rent, 81; Mrs Holderness, 2
months rent, Sill; Catherine Metten, l
months rent, SIS; Mr. Roders, l months
rent, $I25; Chief of Fire Department,
l years salary, $3.50; Star Hose Co, l
years allowance, 500; Jas Barr Hook
and Ladder Co, years allowance, 500;
Gem Hose Go, l years allowance. $50;
Independent Hose Co, l years allow
ance, 500; Steamer Hose Co, l years
allowance, 500.
| Aid. GOnnermann moved that the
amount of $50 be allowed Thos. Fl.
Irving on his contract for placing stone
in the breakwarer.
| Motion carried.
Aid. GOnnermann moved that the
bills be received and that the Clerk
draw orders for the monthly salaries,
the labor bills and the electric light
bill.
Motion carried.
The following bills were read and
referred:
| Fire Department-Burr Bros, ST.;
Kenosha Steam Laundry, So 60; E R
Letsom, 500.
Printing-Kenosha Labor Herald, ST.
Streets, Alleys and Bridges-M An
derson, 1926; Fl C Schulz, 1926; G A
Tarbell, $1.25.
Pauper-A Sorensen, $40; B Herr
mann & Co, 1915; Peter Brown, 81. 80;
| 81 G Schulz, SAC; Louis Larson, $16.25;
Mrs E Bauer, $11.54; P MalmstrOm,
$11; W S Lamb, $1.30: John A Win
berg, 500 95; Peter Barth, 81; j A
Peterson, $11 IS; j M Blackmon, "a. 65;
A Meinhardt, $35.23; Barden & Nc.
Ardle. ST.
Sewers -Lippert Iron Works, So.
The special committee on harbor re-
ported as follows: ~"~
To the Hon. Mayor and Common
Council of the City of Kenosha:
Your committee appointed to inves-
tigate the question of widening the
present harbor and the purchase OF
land for that purpose, beg leave to re-
port that they have investigated so fa1
as able up to the present time the con-
dition of the title of said premises, but
are not yet fully satisfied in regard to
the same, and that they are still inves-
tigating the situation as fast as
possible.
And your committee would further
report that they have communicated
with Congressman 81. A. Cooper and
have recently been informed by him
that he desires to know what the city
intends to do with reference to the
harbor with all possible speed, and as
soon as possible, for which reason year
committee would recommend that the
resolution hereto attached be adopted
by your honorable body, in order that
when the title is found perfect, if it be
! so found, the deal may at once be
closed, to the extent at least of making
absolutely certain that the property
can be had by the city.
Dated this Sd day OF Jan. A. D. 1899.
Orla NJ. Calkins,
Gus Jacob,
| Peter Fisher,
Committee on Harbor.
Resolved, That the special commit
tee, known as the " harbOr committee,
heretofore appointed by this council,
consisting of Orla M Calkins, president
of the council, Gustav Jacob, clerk of
the city council and Peter Fisher, city
attorney, be and they hereby are in
structed, directed, authorized and
empowered to purchase strip of land
one hundred (l0O) feet in width lying
north of and adjoining the north line of
the present Keno4ha harbor, for price
not exceeding the sum of two thousand
(2000) dollars, provided that title to
said premises can be secured which