The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-12-27


ed.
The resolution making an appropriation
for safe for the County Treasurer, was
deferred until tomorrow morning.
DR.. Tucker made the following report ::
To the Hon., the Board of Supervisors
of Manitowoc County:
The undersigned, Committee appoint
ed under a resolution of your Board,
adodted at its late session in July last, to
| examine certain road therein named
would respectfully report as follows, to
wit: .-... Z
Your Committee have personally exam
ined the subject matter in controversy
relative to said road. They find, first,
that preceding committee appointed by
the County Board at previous session
had entered into awritten stipulation with
Mr.. Perry Lovely, whose lands are princi
pally affected by the road referred to, con
ditioned that if said Lovely will build
road as therein described, from the So
called town line road in Town 10, Range
%, on the west line of Sec 5. in said town
south to the Manitowoc and Menasha
road, that the said town line road, from
that point through said Lovely's lands, to
lis intersection with said Manitowoc and
Menasha road, shall be vacated.
On examination, your Committee found
that said north and south road, at the
point of its intersection with the said Man
itowoc and Menasha road, was not quite
completed 1t has since been completed.
therefore your Committee recommend
that said town line road from said west
line of Sec. 5, in the town aforesaid, east
erly of its intersection with the said Mani
towcc and Menasha road, be vacated, and
to that end we offer the following resolu-
ton, to wit:
ReSotUed, That SO much of the so>caIed
town line road, in town 19, Range %, as
lies easterIy of the west line of Sec 5, in
said town, 10 the point of its intersection
with the Manitowoc and Menasha road,
be, and the same is hereby declared va
Gated.
Said stipulation referred to accompa-
MES this report. All of which is respect
fully submitted.
Ii. w. TUCKER,
LYMAN EMERSON, Com.
JOHN TOUUEY,
On motion the report was accepted and
adopted.
And on motion the Board adjourned
to o'clock, 2. NJ.
2 o'clock, 2. NJ, Board met. Quo
rum present.
On motion of II. IL. Smith it was unan
imousIy agreed that the Chairman be au-
thorized to pay to the Ladies Relief Asso>
citation of Manitowoc, for the benefit Of
sick and disabled soldiers in the military
hospitals, one dollar for each of the mem
bers of this Board, as contribution in aid
of the praiseworthy labors of the Associa
ton, and that such contribution is to be
deducted from the per diem of the mem
bers
Mr.. Esslirger moved that when this
Board adjourns, it adjourn to meet at this
place at Z o'clock this evening, when it
shall proceed in a body TO Klngholz
Hall, to visit the Ladies Association
And the motion was adopted.
A petition presented by S. w. Smith,
and signed by several persous of the vi
lage of Manitewoc, in relation to printing,
WAS read, and on motion the petitioner
was granted leave TO withdraw the peti
ton. ... -...a.
On motiov Messrs Smith and Emerson
were appointed committee to examine
the foundation of the Court House, and
also to examine the Cupola, and repor:
in reference TO having the former strength
ened, and the latter repaired or re built.
The consideration of the reports on the
drainage fund was flrther postponed to
Tuesday morning. .
On motion the Board adjourned to I
O'Clock this evening.
Att o'clock the Board met and repair.
ed in body to klingholz Hall, and after
being introduced TO the Association, the
Chairman, on behalf of the Board, address
ed the ladies, expressing warm approba.
ton of their benevolent and laudabIe or
ganization, and assuring them Of the deep
sympathy of every patriotic hear, in their
lst,ors to alleviate the sutferings Of those
who arc hazarding all they possess for the
preservation of the Union, and the sup>
preston of rebellion; and concluded by
placing in the hands of the President
Twenty five dollars, including one dollar
each from the Clerk. the Sheriff and the
District Attorney, as substantial token
Of appreciation.