Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-03-17

tse&ssfef, appeared Before che boafd ard
requested that action on the report he deter
red, and that the committee confer With
the treasurer, and re examine his books,
and ascertain whether any, and what mod
ifications can be made m said reportr or
that new committee be appointed to re-
examine the books In conjunction with
the treasurer, and report at a future day,
or that portion of the present committee
be retained, and in conjunction with one
or two men, members of this board. or
others to be selected by the treasurer
confer with him and report at future day,
or that one or tive :neh he selected, by the
treasurer, and In conjunction With an
equal number appointed by the board,
elect Uhe of their number clerk, and re-
examine the books. and report at a lutte
day. Report laid oyer-Mr. Mcfarland in
the chair.
Mr. Campbell introduced the following
resolution: ;.
Resolued, That the people of the town
of Ridgeway are hereby permitted to vote
upon the question Of dividing the town in
the center on the north and south line,
and if a ma ori.y Of the people voting up.
on that question vote in favor of. division.
then the nezt meeting Of the county board
Of supervisors shall so divide the .tosfni
and give name to the eastern half.
On motion of Mr.. Spensley said resolu.
ton was adopted.
Mr.. Spensley resumed the chair. Bill
No. l62---Dr. j. B. Moffet, medical servis
ces 500, deferred from last session.. was
brought TIP and after an explanation from
Or. Motfet and lengthy discussions said,
bill was on motion Of Mr.. McFariahd al
lowed in full, and she clerk Instructed to
endeavor to collect the same, together: with
all other expenses incurred by The county
on account of the pauper stetnper from
Sheboygan. Co. ....:.
At IL m, on motion Of Mf. Reese, board
adjourHeds Until o'clock, p. M, to give
COMMITTEE ON claims time to report.
80 EVENING SESSION.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll called: Present. quorum.
Mr.. Joiner introduced the following res:
oution, and moved its adoption
ResolUed, That the chairman of the COM
mittee on the poor be instructed to pub
lish in two papers of the county, once LII
three months, the number of children on
the poor farm, giving the name and age,
and inviting persons to take them to
homes as bound apprentices or TO adopt
them.
DR.. VanDaset moved to amend by
striking out two and inserting three .
Mr. Reese moved TO Amend the amend
mentby striking OFT three ard Inserting
'all,'which prevailed.
The amendment was lost. ~.
Mr.. Reese moved TO- atnetid 80 as to re-
q,tire yublica.lon in the Dodgeville Ohron-
5s3e, Mineral Point Tribune, National DEM
oerat and Christian Patriot.
Mr.. Campbell moved to amend the
amendment by striking out Christian Pa
triot' and making publication in the other
papers alternately, which was lost, and the
question being taken on MIR. Rcese's
amendment. il was also lost.
The ayes and noes wsrs saAed for ON
the original resolution, pending which Mr..
Mcfarland faoye6 20 table tbs ,wbole sub
jeet=toss,
f'bs fesosa.ion vas shen lost, By ayes
and noes, as follows:
Ayes-Messrs. cambridge, Coates,
Humbert Jones, Lincoln and Robinson
Noes-Ashmore, Campbell, = Jenkins,
Mcfarland, Reese, Spensely and .Nan's Du-
sent. .:ss 4.
The following report was received. to.
witt
The COMMITTEES on claimst to whosa was
referred the accounts SET forth in the ac-
companying schedule, having examined
the same, and have instructed me TO re-
port the same back to the bra.:a With the
recommendation thai they be allowed at
the amounts , set opposite each claim by
the committee with the exception OF. bill
number 204 laid over frofu last lssessing,
which is referred back wi.hoat recon
mendation, and bill number 81 which is
referred back for items. All of which, Is
respectfully submitted.
D. MCFARLAND,
Chairman.
Mr.. CatvgbeN moved that the action of
the board as rs last annual session dIsa)-
lowing bill tsamber $50 Of Henry Rogers
censsabk fees STATES VS.. Kruger, 20
be RECONSTRUCTED 81.
And the ayes ard noes being called for,
the motion 1as lost BY She following vote /:
Ayes-Messfs Ashmose, Campbell, aJen-
kins and Van Dusen-A
Noes-Bainbridge, Coates, Hssnbert,
Joiner, Jones, Lincoln, Reese, Mcfarland,
Robinson and Spensley-I9. = -.
On motion of Mcfarland. the afsot hsst of
the superintendent''s. bonds was fixed at
$4,000 each. 4.... IL.
n, ,,o.;,~ IF Mr..Tc;rar tho scSa,l,+la
If claims was then taken up. considered by
items and disposed OF ; follows, to-wit;
CLAIMS ALLOWED.
60 a.;