Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1850-11-28

The con mlttee ON Clalms fepGicu III
favor of allowing TO A. Skellinser the
sum of $500 for moving fence, and the
sum of 5000 for repair of Co. House,
which was agreed to by the Boasd. The
said committee also reported against al
lowing the remainder Of the claim Of
A. Skellinger.
Mr.. Rountree moved to disagree with
the report Of the committee, and allow
the further sum of $72,05, which was
adopted by the following vote Ayes,
Messrs. Rountree, Turley, Burt, Bas-
ford, Brandon, Barstow, Van Week,
Walker, Waldorf, Champlin and Barber
IL. Noes-Messrs McGonigsl, Bev-
ans, Warner, Biddlecome and Dickey-5.
The said committee on Claims also re-
ported against allowing the sum Of 3d.
90, for washing, as charged in he ac-
count of Mr.. Skellinger, which was adj
opted by the Board and said sun disal-
lowed.
The committee on Claims reported in
favor of allowing the following claims
l.. o. Shrader, 7 claims, amounting to
$7l,18; ], c. Squires, 81 90; Z. Will
Jams, 1854; ID. Ward, 1912; Mat.
Woods, $3,42; Mat. Woods, 1920, 95;
Zeigler and Thompson, $500. Which
were severally allowed by the Board.
Ordered, That all Of that district of
country, in Grant county, embraced with
in the following boundaries, shall consti-
tute the town of Beetown: to wit: be-
ginning at the south east corner Of town
four north Of range four west, thence
north to the north east corner of town
five north of range four west; thence
west to the north east corner of section
No. six, in town five north, range four
west thence south to the southeast cor
ner Of section seven, in said township I:
thence west to the southwest corner Of
said section seven; thence south to the
southwest corner of said township No.
five, of range four west; thence west
to the north west corner of section No.
two, in township four north Of range
five west; thence south to the south
west corner of section thirty five, in
said town four, range five; thence east
to the place Of beginning.
All of that district of country in Grant
County, included within the following
boundaries, shall constitute and hereafter
be known as the town Of Cassiyille.-
Beginning at the south east corner of
section No. thirty four, in township four
north of range five west; Thence north
to the north east corner of section No.
three, in said township; thence west to
the Mississippi River; thence down the
main channel Of said river to the inter-
section of the range line running be-
tween ranges four and five; thence north
on said range line, to the north east cor
ner of fractional township three, north
of range five west; thence west to the
place of beginning.
All of that district of country includ-
ed within the following boundaries shall
constitute the town of Patch Grove -
beginning at the south east corner OF
town five, range five; thence north te
the south west corner Of section seven,
in town FIVE, range four; thence east to
the southeast corner of said section sew
en-; thence north to the northeast corner
of section No. six, in said town five
range four; thence east to the southeast
corner Of township six, range four
thence north on Town line to the county
line, in the Wisconsin River; thence
down the Wisconsin River and Missis-
sippi River, on County line, to the east
and west line between towns four and
five; thence to the place of beginning,
at the south east corner of town five,
range five.
The claim of Henry McAuley, for
$500, for wood for Circuit Court, was
presented and allowed.
The claim of A. Skellinger fer arti-
cles purchased of Kendall & Parker and
II !. ~. ~ .n.;s...ber, for paupers, the commit
tee on claims reported against allowing.
The report was disagreed to by the
Board, and the claim allowed. Amount
1917.
The claims of John HI. Rountree, for
stage fare, paid for carrying paupers to
County Farm, was presented and allow
ed by the Board.
Mr.. Biddleeome offered the following i:
Resolred, That hereafter, the Board
will allow no account for support Of pau
pers, unless the same is presented by
some member of s Town Board of SUI
pervisors, with an affidavit accompany
ing such bill, that the pauper furnished
had no legal settlement in the Town that
gave relief; and that such account pre-
scented, has been paid by the Town pre-
senting the bill and further, that no
bill will be paid to any individual, but
only TO the Town furnishing the aid to
the paupers.
Maj. Rountree moved TO strike out all
after the word " relief" which was lost.
The resolution was adopted.
Resolved, That fifteen dollars be APP
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