Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-06-02

t.Pund, wolf bounty ....,.. 3 Ot
Orvllle Strong Sundrics ..................... 81
man sands, sheriff fee bill ...."... 3i2 70
49, " Al howe, mdz ,...... .....,............ II 6l
| mos. tarkeek, whitcNashng .............. 70 Ia
NJ mrigglesworth, printing ..."......... 3ll 3,
| VIM. IL. Peck, .............. ll9 81
! COUNTY POOR BILLS.
| Peer Theno, boarding Mrs. Conley 1872 90
4 Morris CAIN backsmthing ,...,............. 10 81
! io"h oil Highland, lauper expeDses....... 2l 50
The committee to whom was referred
the claims OF Moses NJ. Strong, pre-.
sented the following report which was
on motion of Mr.. Mcfarland, received
and the committee discharged to-wit !;
"The con mittee to whom was re-.
ferred the claims of NJ. M. Strong.
have had the same under consideration
and ask leave to report the claim of
$4,000 now presented for services as
attorney in the foreclosure suit, is of
the same class as Of the claims of So
600 and ef Sl0o (Which a previous
board refused to allow, and are now
at suit in the circuit court which
decision your committee approve and
recomend the same action to be taken
with the present claim of $4,000 Mr..
Strong, acknowledges having been paid
his expenses according to the under
standing with the board during his
term Of service as attorney for the
county. WILLIAM BA1NBRIDGE.
May 24th, 1870. Chairman"
The committee on assessment sub
mitted a report which was read, and,
on motion of Mr.. Mcfarland, received.
1t appearing that said report had
omitted to fix a value upon village and
city lots, the Board, GU motion Of Mr..
Reese, reconsidered the vote accepting
said report and recomitted it to the
same committee for amendment.
On motion OF Mir. Joiner, three
additional members of the assessment
committee were appointed by the chair,
to.wit: Mossrs. Joiner, Snow and
Reese.
The report of the committee on
Moses NJ. Strong's claim was taken up,
and on motion of Mr.. Lincoln, the
recommendation Of the committee was
adopted, and the claim Of e2, 0OO dis
allowed in whole.
On motion of Mr.. Reese, the board
adjourned until 2 o'clock p. M, to give
the assessment committee an oppogtu-
nifty to complete their report.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll called and a quorum present.
DR.. VanDusen as ked to De relieved
from further duty with the committee
on assessment.
Mr.. 1umburt moved that he be
permitted to withdraw from said com
mittee, which motion did not prevail
The commirte OH claims reported on
on bills No. 60, "a and q in favor
of allowing 60 and II in full, and
No. "a at 100 less than the amount
claimed.
On motion of Mr. Snow, said report
was received,
Said bills were then taken up, con-
sidered and allowed as follows:
R. L. Read, State vs.. Klais, ...."""."-".." 81 %
Chris Kessler Clerks fec bill .... 81 ~
Bennett 81 Teasdale, printing ..-......-.."' % 10
Mr.. c. b. Curtis, of New York, then
addressed the board upon the subject
of his claim against the county, arising
from the Iowa county bonds.
At 3 o'clock p. m, board, on motion
of Mr.. Mcfarland, took a recess for
one hour to await report from the
assessment committee.
At A o'clock p. M. the board re-
assembled
The comnitte on assessment sub
mitted the following report, which was
on motion of Mr.. Lincoln, accepted
and the committee discharged to-wit !:
To tue Board af Supervisors Of IOpa
Co, Wisconsin.
Your,committeeto whom was referred
the matter Of forming !. basis for the
assessment of said county, respectfully
report the following;
REAL EsTATE.
- : Value Valua.