The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-12-14
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1aCs"'1Nof 1h's Wv R'oSSS - ''''
Board, at the present session, be published
in all the paper. of this village At $40 each,
and the lerk and Chairman of this Board
are hereby authorized, to issue orders to
the Editors of each paper on completion
Of sad publication.
The Committees to whom was referred
the communication of B. w. Porter, in re
Iation to illegal assessments, submitted
their report as follows:
That they believe it wouldsa save the coun
ty considerable expense. and be an act of
Justice to the parties having property ille-
galy assessed to slo~ The Clerk and Treas
uler to correct Illegal assessments. Your
committee would therefore recommend
that the Clerk of this Board and the coun,
ty Treasurer, be authorized to correct ille
gal assessments, and 20 cancel Tax Certi>
Gates, and that the Clerk of this Board is
sue to the person or persons agglievei,
Certificates stating the nature Of the corr
rection, and the amount due the bealer
from the County, and that said Certificates
be audited by this Board.
ON motion Of J, IL. Burns, report was
accepted ahG adopted
The Committee appointed to district
County, for expenditure of Drainage Fund
submitted their report as follows:
That the fist Distric, shall consist of
the towns of CooperStnwn, RowIsy, Two
Rivers, Michicott and kossuth.
That the second district shall consist of
the towns OF Manitowoc, Manitowoc Rap
ids, Maple Grove, RockIand, Gibson,
franklin and Cato.
Thar the third district shall consist of
the towns OF Ceutreville, Newton, Schles-
wig, Meeme, Buchanan and Eaton.
Signed II. S. PlERPnNT,
J d. MARKHAM,
MICHEL DRISCOLL.
On m ,tion Of John II. Burns, report
was accepted and adopted.
On motion of II ). Pierpont. the cleo
ton Of Commissioners. to be the FIRST order
OF h,Isin4ss this afternoon.
On motion Of J. II. Burns, Board al
journed uriiI crs o'clack, p NJ.
O'Clock, ?. VI. Board met pursuant
to adjournment, Roll called Quorum
present.
N'h lilcIlOu OI 81. ~ -'itl kllSuI ltiS 10" us
Of Gibson and Coonerstown be taken from
the first and attached TO the second dis
trict.
On nmotion Of II. = Pierpont the Board
proceeded to elect Commissioners.
On motion, John Wenner Was declared
unanimously elected Commissioners of the
first district.
On motion the second district proceed
cd to ballot for commissioner. Result of
first baIIot-Louis FuIhaber received four
votes and Michel D,iscoil four.
On motion, the second district proceed
ed to second ballot with the following re-
suit oujs Faulhaber received five votes,
and Michel Driscoli three.
On motion. Louis FuIhaber was declar
el unanimously elected Commissioners for
the second district.
On motion, the third district proceeded
to ballot fer Commissioner, with the fol
loving result. Fred Schmitz received
five votes and John Woodco,k one
On motion, Fred Schultz WAS declared
unanimously elected Commissioners of the
third district.
j ID Markham offered the following
resolution:
ResolOed, That 10 town shall receive
more than 5000 in any one year, and that
! >hould any town be entitled to more than
| that sum, under this resolution, all over
aud above that amount should be equally
| divided amongst the towns receiving less
! than $50.
j. Z Piatt moved to amend by insert
| ing 1850, instead of 5000.
II. ). PieFpOnt rose TO question of or
! der, contendlng that the resolution aud
| amendment were ont Of order, at the pres
ent state of proceedings, and called upon
the Chair to decide
The Chair decided the resolution and
amendment out of order.
Mr.. Markham appealed from the decis
ion of the Chair, which WAS carried by the
following vote;
In the Observation-Disclosures GriebIinQ
Touhey, Nolan, Bohne, Wenner, Leupke
Picrpont and Burns-S.
In the negstive-Messrs Grimm, Dris
COLL Pellet, Andrew, srkbam, Schultz
Platt, Steele, S;hmitz, Fulhaber, Barth
and Poppe-12.
Mr. Burns offered an amendment to Mr.
PIatt's amendment, that S2l0, be inserted
instead of $3.50. which carried, and the
resolution, a, amended wa. adopted.
Mr. Steele offered the following resolu
ton, which was adopted:
Resoivcd, That the Clerk of this Boar
be and is hereby instructed, TO obtain from
Madison an abstract of all the SwamI
Lands in this Count, the proceeds o
which have gone into what is termed the
drainage fund, AMI that he draw on The
Ire ,suIer of the County for the cost there
Of not TO exceed $40
II s. Perpont offered the following res
oinrior, which vas adopted;
Il, ,soiued, That J. ID. Markham, the
Chairman Of the town Of ManitOwoc, bt
requested to procure the necessary papers
for the admission Of ". Klein INTO the
Hospital for the insane in Dane County
further, that the Clerk Of this Board bt
and is hereby authorized to pay to the
Sheriff who conveys said w. Klein to sao
Hospital, the mileage which the Sheriff re
ceives for conveying persons to State Pris
on il; further hat the Clefk OF this Boarc
be authorized to pay 10 he Sheriff tie sun