The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-01-09

lOCal. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. StlUO 20
Which is an increase of $3.50. 25 over
last year (1S66). The reason assigned
by the Poor Commissioners, for this IN
crease of expenses, are first, that -four,
ETC., was considerable higher than the
year before, and second. the increase of
population to over $4,000 necessarily in
creases the number of poor to be sup
ported by the county.
Mr. DAIMLER offered the following reso-
luton which was adopted:
RESOLVED, That the yearly proceedings
of this board be published in the Pilot
and Nord- Westea, at an expense of $50
for each paper, and the clerk is hereby
Authorized to issue orders for this amount
as soon as the proceedings are pub
lished
The following resolutions fixing the sal
aries of the County School Superintend-
ent and the Clerk Of the Court were
adopted unanimously by the Board:
Resolred, That $500 per year shall be
the salary of the County School Super
intendent. payable quarterly.
Resolced, That $500 per year shall be
the salary of the Clerk of the Court, pay
able quarterly.
This is increasing the salary of the
Clerk of the Court $500. 1t is, however,
IN accordance with the established rule
of the democratic County Board, to ir-
crease the salary of all the officers, and
we presume it is no more than fair that
the Clerk of the Court should be in pro-
portion to the rest.
TREASURERs REPORT
The following extract we make from
the County Treasurer's report. which was
after careful examination by the Board,
found correct
RECEIPTS
Received of Peter Blesch, the former
Treasurer:
Tax certificates 81, 92S. 81
Orders agst towns 394 %
Juror s certificates 1888
County Orders 6ss.55
Cash 5464 $I3,6Ol o.
Received from Clerk of Circuit
Court State tax on suits col
lected for quarter ending
Dec. 3ist 1866 81 90
do for LIST quartes in 1867 90
do for I'd quarter in 1867 90
do for Sd quarter in 1867 2 %
Received from Clerk of Board
collected by him from Dec.
u, 1866 to Ian. 3ist 1867 12o 10
60 collected in Feb. and
March 1872 O5
do collected in April, May and
June 374 so
do collected in July, August
and September $50 so
Received from State Treasurer
delinquent taxes collected on
State Lands 500 -
Received of II. Truman, chair
man Of Town Board for
fines collected by him ia 90
Received advertising fees 14I9 so
Fees for issuing 2646 tax GER
tifcates 66I SO
Fifty per cent fund received
and included III tax celtii-
Gates S57 10
Twelve per cent interest fund S34 ii
Twenty live per cent interest
fund SIT SO
Received Northumberland
and various other sources 1926 o.
Total Receipts $7s,Oio Il
DISBURSEMENTS
Paid County Orders, general
Fund $ls, 30l SO
Poor Fund Order 7,l79 81
Jurors certificates 1850 10
State taxes, salaries for coun-
ty officers, school money,
drainage fund, to town
Treasurer, &C., &C., 81, 72O So
Orders against Town Treasur-
er on hand 7l9 As
lax certificates on hand l2,0lS so
Total disbursements $77.25O SO
Cash to balance I59 So
Total $7S, OlO IA
The following gentlemen were elected
Poor Commissioners for the ensuing year:
Michael Mahoney. of Manitowoc.
James Kirby, of Franklin.
Carl Sch mitz, of Newton
The new County Board of Supervisors
was sworn in on Tuesday, and consists of
the following members:
Supervisor at Large-John c. Eggers
E,rc< E,vfr,a+ E.oJ Gob,,;tu Michel