Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-11-20

approved.
A petition was presented from citizens
OF Isabelle and Hartland, which was
laid over until next meeting.
On motion, adjourned until o'clock
tomorrow.
The Board met Wednesday, Novem-
Der IL, pursuant TO adjournment.
On motion,
ResoIped, That the sum of 3l3 SO,
illegal tax for the year 1867, assessed
against the NV or Of NV or, 81, 81, 10,
be and the same IS hereby charged
against the town of Clifton, and the elk
is instructed to draw an order in favor Of
James Cochran for said amount, he hav
ing paid said illegal tax.
On motion, the clerk was instructed
to draw an order, in favor of j. Copley,
for 50 20, allowed on illegal Tux assessed
against the n If of sS or of Sc or, %,
/ 81. Is. for tax Of 1867 onA tho t"n"s"-
er Is hereby instructed to charge said
amounts against said towns.
The matter of J. L. Bailey, for relief
on personal property tax of 1867, was
referred back.
Several petitions were presented on
which action was postponed, when on
motion, adjourned one hour
One o'clock p. NJ. the Board came to
order.
WHEREAS, A petition has been pre-
sented to this Board, signed by sundry
voters of the town of Martell, asking
that town 81, range Is, now in said town
of Martell, be set off in a town by it.
self, to be called by the name of Spring
Lake. And whereas, the present town
of Martell is composed of an area of
over six miles, or SO square sections, as
per Government survey it is therefore
ordered and determined by the County
Board cf Supervisors that said township
81, of range Is, be and the same is here
by set off, and shall be known and call
ed by the name of Spring Lake /; and
that the first town meeting shall be held
at the residence of A. NJ. Wilcox, in
said town q, range 10, on the 9th day
of April, 1860.
WHEREAS, A petition has been pre-
scented to this Board. signed by sundry
voters Of the town of Martel, asking
that town p, range Is, in said town of
Martell, TO be set off in a town by it
self, to be called by the name of Deer
field. And whereas, the present town
of Martcll is composed of an area of
over six miles, or thirty-six square sec
tons, as Ter Government survey it is
therefore ordered and determined by the
County Board of Supervisors that said
township q, range Is, be and the same
is hereby set off, ard shall be known and
called by the name of Deerfield, and
that the first town meeting shall be held
at the house of Albert Martin, in said
town %, range 10, on tie 9th day Of
April, 1869.
On motion, adjourned one hour.
EVENING SESSION.
The following named persons were Sc
lected for Grand and Petit Jurors for en-
suing year, TO wit
GRAND JURORS.
CiJton-A. HamIin, Levi Bailey, w.
Alverson.
Diamond Blgf-A. B. McCarty, E.
Qaimby.
EHsworM VIM. Youngman, Ira P.
Wood, DIR. Russell.
E2 Paso-R. Deveraux, B. Schmidt.
HarAand-J. Sleeper, L. Buckmas-
ter, w. a. Fairbanks.
Zsa5e2e-A Brown, Mcintyre.
Hartel--H J Bennett, Edwin Green,
" Hodges, j Johnson.
Oak Grore-E d Beardsley, Wm
Teare.
PrescoH-M W Barb, W Smith, G
Cook, II II johnson.
Pleasant VoIey-V f Clifford, Da-
yid Taylor, J B Hull, J Waisingham.
Rock E2m-D Bates, P Blakely.
E Coudit.
Rirer Falls Brackcn, ] Flint, A
NJ Foster, L Burnett, l. N Powell.
.Salem--Casper Wood, Geo White,
John Strong.
Trim5eHe--G " Beardsley, Robert
Beard, IL Collins, c N Stafford.
T'rentoa--S A Porter. " II Snow.
Union--M Bruner, I Pierce.
PETIT JURORS.
ClJion-Frank Hardy, E Z Arm
strong, John Burnett, Vim Dale, S Nc
Elroy.
Diamond Blgf--Jas Wiley, E Miles,
A r Nero, Geo Smith.
EHsworth-W ChappelI, L G Ever
son, Peter Halve rson, J Mumford Abel
Cudd.
III Paso--IIiIton Green, ] II Bates
o 2 Magee, J H Hooper.
Hartland-G E Hammond, E A
Dopkins, Ii Owen, Geo Rossman.
IsaBeue-C r Tyler, L D Phillips,