Kenosha, Dee. 21, 1857.Alderman Burroughs moved that thereeom-mendations of the Committee he adopted, which was agreed to.Ml*. T. D. Bond presented a petition graying that the damages assessed to lot eleven (11) in Block five in Holmes and Kiehols addition hy reason of the extension of Elizabeth street he drawn to him, he being the owner of said lot; which was referred to the Finance Committee.The following appropriations were then made:Wood Carter, Stove pipe for Treas-iivor and Council roora, $27 90C« Butler, Burying dead animals, j’oOJ. G. Crottfrcdson, Goods on Poor iico’t, 17*50Deicmch. Newman, 41 «. lt;* 20 50Head Howland, “ “ ** «lt; g’yoHubert Neaaon, 11 “ ** lt;lt;6*00Michael Hughs, Sawing wood, 3,00Geo. H. Paul, Amount pnicl on Pooraccount, 2,00H. O’Harra, Work, 0,S7Peter McGibbone and others, Roadwork, 4,25 Mrs. Crawford, Straw for Poor House, 1,00 Peter Wildeu Co., Coffin for McEvoy, 4,00 51. Laughlin, Meat barrels for PoorHouse, 2,00Mr. Kreiggsmanrt, Braying, 3,13Trustees M. E, Church, Bee of Basementat Election, 7 qqE. W. Evans, In full of Legal services, 250,*00 Dredge Hands, Work, go qqBaiixji, Br , Goods for Fire Dep’t, i 78T. Keenan, Care McEvoy, 3 00John Monahan, fi “ 1’50Thomas Common*, ** “ j g0Workmen, On old Main street, 1125n rCS?**’ S#r!ice* *8 Fir* Warden, fi’ooD. CroiJt, *« lt;« .. tt ’ g523Mr. Morinrity, Cemetery-*©!*, ,3’oo