The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-07-20

sach sale.
Section 2. The county clerk. on rcceiving
'ch Indebtedness is kerel y authorized on the
application of any town treasurer, to assign 10
hi town a sufficient amount oil certificates OF
sale OH lands or lots therein, to pay the full
amount due from the county TO such town.
The cl,rk shall take receipt for the amount
ton the town treasurer, a copy Of which re-
ceipt he shall file in the office. and the origin.
81 receipt he shSu Immediately deliver TO tie
county treasurer.
Sec g. Whenever the indebtedness to any
town shall have been fully paid in the manner
hereinbefore provided, the county clerk may
assign certificates 10 any person and receive
pay ment in county orders. The clerk shall
keep true account OF all assignments, and pay
the orders received for the anne to the county
treasurer.
Sec. 4. The county clerk shall assign certif.
icates to towns within thirty days, and to in
dividuals within sixty days from and after the
date of the tax sale of each year. for the amount
for which the lands Oh lots were bid in for the
county at the expiration of which times and
thereafter. the clerk shall require the interest
accruing to the date of assignment 10 be paid,
Sec. ;. No certificates of tax sales shall be
assigned till tie State taxes shall have heen
paid.
Sc 6. All resolutions he; ofo:e adopted
by the Board, in relation to the assignment Of
tax sale certificate, so far as inconsistent with
this ordnance, are hereby repealed.
Sup. Haner moved that the board in
struct the county treasurer to pay the
judgements of Wright 81 Bartlett ana
Young d Coe against the county, out of
the first county moneys that may come
into his hands. Which motion was adop-
ted.
Sup. Beardsley moved that the assess
ment rolls furnished by Wise, Lusk & Bal
ley to the county be accepted, and that
the Clerk be authorized to procure an adj
Iition&l set of rolls, and also blanks for de
linquent returns on the most favorable
terms.
Which motion prevailed.
Sup. Beardsley introduced the follow
ing resolution, which was adopted =
Rcsolrcd. by the County Board of Supervi-
a reasonable compensation for all extra servic
required by the new assessment law, not re-
quired in the old law.
Sup. Beardslcy moved that the chair
man and clerk of the board and the coun-
ty treasurer be appointed n committee
and authorized to adjust all accounts be-
tween J. S. Ayers and Jonathan Bailey
with the 20 inty.
The ayes and nays being called on the
motion, were taken with the following re-
sult:
AYEs.-Sups. Bearisey, Mansergh, Me-
Murphy, Moore, Maynard, Bennett, Walker,
Haner, Martini.
NAYs.-Sups. Warner, Kinney; Sproal-3.
And the motion was declared adopted.
Sup. Moore moved that the drainage
moneys now in the hand OF the county
treasurer he apportioned equally among
the towns in the county, according to the
amount of taxable property in each town.
Which motion was lost.
Sup. Beardsley moved that the drain
age moneys now in the hands of tho coun-
ty treasurer, be apportioned equally
among the several towns and wards in tho
county according to the amount of tax
able property in each town, Which mo-
ton was lost.
Sup. Bennett moved that commission
er be appointed to appropriate the dram
age moneys in the treasurer's hands &C
cordng to law. Which motion prevail
cd.
On motion of Sup. Bennett Judge
WIN. Howes was appointed as drainage
commissioner.
Sup. Haner moved that the orders ap-
propriated for the county road he ca, cell
ed and destroyed. Which motion pre-
vailed.
Sup. Bennett moved that a committee
Of three be appointed to make a list of the
county road orders and see them proper
" cancelled on the clerks books. Which
motion prevailed.
The chair appointed as such committee
Sups. Bennett, Haner, and Martin.