Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1872-03-28
MI. Humbert introduced the following

MI. Humbert introduced the following
resolution and moved its adoption which
I prevailed
"Reso1ced. That the Clerk Of the Circuit court be
and he Is hereby instructed TO its1e a duplicate jurors
certificate to William Babcock TO cover the amount
Of the one lost by him and marx on the stub Of The
original he facts In the case"
Mr.. T. NJ. Jones moved that the Su-
p~erintendents of the Poor be requested
TO make out and present to the Board
their bill. for services rendered during
the year, which prevailed.
On motion of Mr.. Jenkins John Hutch
inson was permitted to redeem at the
face and charges all certificates in the
hands of the County on Lot l Block ii
Strong's Addition City to Mineral Point.
On motion of DR.. Van Dusen the Board
adjourned until O'Clock a. m, to morrow.
THIRD DAYS SESSION.
Thursday. March 2lst, 1872.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll called. All the Supervisors present
except Mr.. Barnard.
Reading the Journal dispensed with.
The following report was received.
At the Board Of Supervisors Of Io1rd County.
Your Committee to whom it was referred the mat
ter Of procuring plans and speci hesions Tor hre
proof building, for County officers, beg leave TO make
the following report.
That they have procured plans and specifications
for said building which are hereto attached and made
a part of this report.
And your Committee would most respectfully rec
ommend to the said Board that they snoule proceed
Immediately and cause the said building to be built
according to the said plan AID specifications.
All OF which is most respectfully submitted.
sAMuRL W. REESE,
EEKToN COATES,
RcBERr j, JONES, Committee.
DAVID MCFARLAND,
II. VAN DusgS,
On motion Of Mr.. Mcfarland said re-
port was accepted and referred to sue
ceeding Board for action.
The following report was received
To the Hon. Board Of Supervisors Hca County.
The Committee appointed TO examine into the
ability and liability Of the friends of insane persons
at the Hospital at Madison fer the support of whom
the County is held charged, would respectfully report
That uptn due inquiry they have been unable to
fad that said insane persons have any property in
their own right or that their relatives who are le-
gally chargeable with their support are ableto do so.
The commit,ee would therefore respectfully rec
ommend that no further action be taken in the
matter at this time. All of which Is respectfully
submitted.
s s ss:,s H S \; s'.'i' COMMITTEE.
Adopted on motion of Mr.. Robinson.
The Superintendents Of the Poor then
presented their Bills which were on
motion of Mr.. Jenkins allowed payable
from the Poor Fund as follows
II. Van Dusen ................... $3.50
kearton 1890
Samuel W. ke'se '.'...............I3.0U s28o 30
Bills CT W. j. Wriglssworth and Owen
King, were presented and ordered laid
over.
The following resolutions were then
introduced.
By Mr.. Reese
R~esol0ea, That the sum of $500 be and the same
Is n hereby appropriated out OF the General Fund Tor
the support of the Poor.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Mcfarland
WHEREAS, In pursuance Of a resolution adopted
at previous meeting, this board did yesterday yisis
the County Farm ior the purpose Of examining
into the condition Of that institution.
Therefore ReSolred, That we find the inmates
comfortable and well provided for all apparently
satisfied with the treatment given them by the
overseer, the buildings in good repair and the stock
on farm In as good condition as ge neyaliy bunG on
farms in the county al this season Of the year.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Mcfarland
Resol5sd, That the thanks Of this Board Is hereby
mn animopsly rendered to the Hon. James Spensley
for the able, faithful, and impartial manner iu which
he has discharged the duties Of Chairman Of the
Board for the past year.
Adopted.
DIR. Van Dusen moved similar vote of
thanks to the Clerk which prevailed.
On motion Of Mr.. Reese the Board
adjourned sine die.
Pay Roll of members for this Session
William Bainhridge, 8 days, 86 miles. .......$s IS
kearton Coates, 3 days, "a miles ........... ~
W. s. Dimock, 3 days. 60 miles ............... 9 60
i, W. Edwards, 4 days, 4S milesm.".... .....l0 81
S. S. Gle, 3 days, 80 I %
David tiumbert, 3 days, Is miles .............. ] s.
I. N. Jones, 3 days. II miles. ................ 6 81
r. J. Jones, 3 days. 80 miles ........... S IS
Samuel jenkins, 8 days, Ii miles. ............. 6 %
T,acy Lockman, 3 days, 80 miles. ...... ..,.. ! 50
David Mcfarland, 3 days, 40 miles ......,...... s 80
William Robinson. 3 days, 80 miles ....-..... I W
9. ". Reese, 8 days. 6 60
James Spensley, 3 days, Is niles......-..... J 0s
h. Van Dusen, days, l6 miles II. =. ........ 9 %