Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1868-06-03
Wales,
THOMAS THOMAS, Oversee,


Mr, Peter Lloyd appeared and pc
tltloned to take up certificates on the
vest half, northwest quarter, section
IS, town s, range 4, at the face; which
petition, on motion, was granted, all
the supervisors voting therefor.
Thereupon, the general file of claims
was taken up, and the following bills
allowed, all the supervisors voting
therefor:
Kearton Coates, refund of tax deed, $ 10 63
Davis 4 James, making eases, 6S 90
John HERON, printing, % 60
o. +. Ashley, fee bills, los 80
W. . BOVINE, tln-ware, So
Hendy, Thomas x Co., merchandise, ] 90
;. w Reese, postage stamps, &C., St SO
Smith Roberts, merchandise. 19 20
orYIIle Strong, making copies of de-
cisions, 10 90
Bliss X Son, printing, II so
Bliss & Son. printing l43 90
Stephens L Richard, carrying witnesses. % 90
}. II. Vivian, medical sery to Strike, 10 90
John Ii. Vivian, post norton exam
nation of Mr.. Strike, 50 90
\. Dalton, post norton exam. of same, so 90
On notion of Mr.. Reese. the Board
adjourned until o'clock \ NJ. to-
morrow.
MAY 26--7 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present-O. F. Levake, char
man, Rewey and Reese, Supervisors.
The following bills from the general
file We're taken up and allowed, all the
supervisors voting therefor:
William t. Henry. tax claims "a
William I. Henry, aid to paupers, IS o5
". I. Henry, expens in foreclos. suit, 345 05
Whereupon, the Board took up the
consideration Of the assessment. or
equalization; pending the considera-
ton of which, on motion of Mr.. Reese
the Board adjourned until o'clock,
z. VI.
3 O'CLOCK 2. NJ.
Board assembled, pursuant to ad-
journmcnt. Present-Messrs Levake,
chairman, Rewey and Reese, supervi-
sors.
y petition from Chas F. Mitchell,
relating to unpaid taxes on certain
lands owned by him, enormously sold
by the County Treasurer in the wear
1856, was read and, on motion, the
Clerk was requested to communicate
with the holder Of certificate regard
ing the same.
Thereupon, the Board, in accordance
with section 7. chapter 1870, laws Of
1868, proceeded to apportlon the val
uation Of all the property to the sew
eral towns and cities.
The Board then took mp the gener-
al file; when the following claims
were presented and allowed, all the
supervisors voting therefor;
Stephens & Richard. conveying
prisoners to County Jail and
searching for Noon, I6 90
L. p. Weber, expenses to Richland
county, 81 90
FooR FARM CLAIMS.
Town of Highland, expense to pauper, 10 90
James CahilI, merchandise, p
William Robinson, aid to poor, 90
Spang Stratman, mechanical work, 80 Ii
Hendy, Thomas x Co., merchandise, III SO
Smith Roberts, merchandise, 50
Thomas Th0msa bills paid, f5S 20
y. Whitman merchandise, 90
Cyrus Roberts, boots and shoes, 10 90
Thomas Perkins, tin-ware, &c, IT 6S
Wheeler y Company, merchandise, II %
y. whitman, merchandise, 50
VIM Bishop, hauling lumber, ~ o.
/ William Richards, hauling lumber, p 90
Peter Morris, blacksmithing, 33 81
On motion of Mr. Rewev Mr.. Thorn
as Thomas was continued in charge
Of the Poor Farm for another year.
under the contract of last year all
the supervisors voting therefor. On
motion. the Board adjourned until s