Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1873-03-28

J. spensley per diem and ex. Madison, rs 90
T. Coates pr diem mil. supt; Poor, 20 w
H. yanDusea, &c 81 ~
H. Fesenfela saving piling wood, IA 80
w. I'll. Underwood fox scalp bounty gu
Joseph Bennett, jr., expense of arrest "a 90
B. Thomas See m dze for court house 1873 20
John Ralph elk com. on claims, W
R. l.. Jones expense of arrest IL ~
CLAIM DIsALLowED.
f. A. Reuter- con. fees State vs Flannery al. 43 IS
REFERRED BACK FOR EXPLANATION.
II. Connaughton con- fees State White & al 81 IA
Bill No 429, Daniel Harris, wild cat
bounty, $500, referred back without rec
ommendaton was on motion of Mr.. Hum
bert allowed.
Bills No. 456 and 457, John Walsh and
VIM. Reeves, jr., expenses of arrest,
$1450 each, returned without recommen-
dation, not being verified were taken up,
and on motion of Spensley allowed.
Bill No. 475, E. P. Weber, professional
services and expenses, $140.85, was on
motion allowed at $70.85, and the bal
ance, $40, returned for explanation.
The report of the Superintendent Ct
the Poor was taken up and on motion of
Mcfarland adopted.
On motion of Mcfarland, the resigna-
ton Of Weber was accepted.
The petition of D. w. Inman and 9th
ers to grant license to John f. Culver to
keep and maintain ferry across the Wis
consin river, on sections Is and 8, in Are
ma, Iowa county, and sections and II in
Sank county, in town 8, range 4, east, was
presented, and on emotion of Mcfarland
laid over until 81 o'clock a. m. tomorrow.
Mr.. Spensley stated that Messrs. Nor
ris & Thomas had submitted another
proposition to settle their notes to the
county by paying in full therefor to the
County Treasurer the sum of 800 in
cash within ten days from date, less the
amount of $l3370 allowed OH bill of
Thomas & Co., at this session, and moved
that the Board accept said proposition,
which prevailed.
On motion of Spensley, Che District At
torney was instructed to return said notes
to the County Treasurer.
On motion of Humbert the County
Treasurer was authorized to purchase a
new stove for his office whenever he con-
sdered the same necessary.
On motion of Spensley the Sheriff was
appointed the committee Of one, gice Reese
resigned, to attend to repairing the Court
HI puse roof, and making a vegetable cellar
for the Sheriff's use.
On motion of Spensley, the Board ad-
journed until 8 a. m. to- morrow.
THIRD DAYS SESSION.
Wednesday, March 10th, 1878.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Roll called-all the Supervisors present
except MesSrs. Jenkin and Robinson.
The committee on claims submitted
their views in relation to their action on
the claims of Massrs. Rewey and Camp
bell in the case of Strong 0s. Board"
On motion of R. j. Jones said bills were
taken up and allowed in fall
Meigs introduced the following resolu-
ton
ResoJoed, That the Superintendent of
the Poor are hereby authorized and direct
ed to audit any account of any town in
the county for disbursement for medical
services rendered paupers, provided that
no more than ten dollars shall be allowed
in any one case.
Adopted on motion Of DR.. Van Dusen.
The petition of D. w. Inman and 9TH
ers for ferry license to John F. Culver,
was taken up, and on motion of McFar-
land ordered returned to the petitioner
with instructions to furnish evidence that
the law regulating such matters had been
complied with.
On motion Of Humbert the Board adj
Iourned sine die.