The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-05-29

Chronicle PrlntlnS Co. printing > o,lO
Wyman Murphy, wood ETC., $3.50
Ernst Leubner, medicines, l4,31
Chronicle Prin'g Co. printing, 1855
Fl Boldhaupt, repairs, IA, so
J A Koehler, mds 158. %
t G Olmsted, printing, las, At
G FL Schmidt. 50 1925
Michael Kirwan, postage 1859
Anton Vogt. furniture 49,
John Franz distributing laws 10, 90
Fred Ransch Judgment 5000
David Taylor, order of court 1000
August Teidgen, wood 1S0, 90
w Shimonek stationary 1920
was adopted and the foregoing accounts
allowed in full by a unanimous vote.
The com. on Sheriff and Justices
claims made the following report
Your com. would respectfully report
bills No. to ID allowed in full, amount
ing to 3,261. IS and 1921 ,26 allowed on
bill No. IA, and SO, 40 disall'd. Bills No.
Is and Is referred back to the full board
without action of the com.
Signed, julius L1NsTED.
H. REUss,
w. PIAYFAIR
SCHEDULE l.
Bills allowed in full by com.
August Teitgen, wood S144. 90
"A Wittenberg, sheriff ser. 512, Is
s. 90 '' 90 502, 63
4RD Smart g 1,s47,67
5-W Griebling SO &c As, At
CD A Shove Justice fees 1907
John O'Hara 90 '' 800
e-Bridget Bremen attended cir
cult court
/ two terms 3,6S
9-F Schneider, att. cir. coIlrr tie. 7 ~
1O-Ed Klein, So So 20 81 7.42
11-John Schupp, constable fees 10, rs
12-J f Zinns Justice fees %, SO
IA S Anderson "a 's 1891
Total, S3,261. s.
SCHEDULE H.
14-Sheriff' fees all'd 1921, 26
Disallowed s. 70 234, SO
SCHEDULE III.
Bills referred back to the whole Board
15-J d Markham cir. court $50, 90
16-Mary Quinn witness fees $40
On motion action on the account of J
| d Markham was postponed to obtain in
formation from the Judge of the Circuit
| Court.
A motion to disallow the bills of Mary
| Quinn amounting to So, 76, was adopted
| by ayes 20 nays p O'Shea, Touhey.
Motion to adopt the report of com. on
Justice and Sherifffs claims as amended,
and to allow the rest of the amounts as
reported was carried by unanimous
vote.
The select com. presented The follow
ing stipulations
Carl III. Schmidt against the Board of
Supervisors of Manitowoc County.
Circuit Court, Manitowoc County.
L hereby, in consideration of 81 and
the further consideration that the
said defendant allow my bill against them
which is in the form of Judgment for
I ,295. 80 and interest being together the
sum of 81, 304. 48 do stipulate and agree
that 1 will take the above sum in full
payment of my fees for publishing the
tax list for the present year and for all
previous years. This is to operate as
receipt in full for all my fees for pub
fishing the tax list for this or any pre-
ceeding year. But this is not to pre-
clude said plaintiff from putting in his
bill for the present year printing of the
tax list but if said bill is not allowed by
said Board ! agree not TO hhgate my
said last mentioned bill so to be put In.
Dated Manitowoc, May Doth, 1873.
CARL I'll. SCHMIDT.
and reported as follows:
Your com. would respectfully recon-
mend to allow the Judgment of Carl FL.
Schmidt, against the county in full as
per Judgment herernto attached togeth-
er with interest to date amounting to
81, BOZ AZ. Signed, JACOB TLIEGLER,
FL. FL. SMITH,
A. RosSO.
Select com. further reported.
Your com. would respectfully recon-
fha ola of III Gov 10
gal assessment for the year 1855 and in
terest to date to the amount of S53, 10.
Signed, JACOB FLEIFLER.
H. Ell. SMITH,
A. Rosso.
On motion both of the reports were
adopted and the amounts allowed in full
by the following vote, ayes II, nays 6,
O'Shea, Hubbard Wallich, Cooper, Kos
tomlatsky, Connell, voting in the mega
tive
The com. on elections on the account
of County Clerk. Fees for election re-
turns and for messengers report $3.50
Your com. on elections recommend
that the enclosed acct be allowed in full
and that the extra charges for the town
of Meme of 81, the town of Maple
Grove $500 and the town of Rockland
s., 40 be charged back to said respective
towns. Report adopted and account al
lowed unanimously.
Resolution of Wallich to purchase
Taylors statutes was laid on the table.
Resolution of FL. II. Smith.
That the com. authorized to sell the
Bach farm be further instructed to so
far change the terms of sale as to require
one-fourth of the purchase money down,
the remaining three-fourth to be paid in
one, two and three years with yearly in
terest on the sums secured by bonds and
mortgage and payable annually, and
further that all the avails arising from
the sale of said farm be set apart as
special poor fund and the same be vest
ed in like manner as the amount was
vested in 1870 on the old farm. Adopt
ed by unanimous vote.
Request of Sheriff to have certain i'm
provementS made about the Court
House was referred to CON- on improv's.
The com. on Poor report the follow
ing which was amended as to read. The
com on Poor beg leave to submit the
following report.
That they have examined the county
jail and find nine insane persons in Gus
tody and are happy to inform you that
while they are greatly opposed to con-
timing such unfortunate persons in so
uncomfortable and unhealthy place as
the cells of the jail they are made as
comfortable as the circumstances will
permit by those in charge of them.
Three of these persons will be removed
TO the Insane Asylum at Oshkosh in ten
or fifteen days and one is thought will
be removed to the asylum IN about two
months. Your com. has also visited the
County Poor House and find three pau
pers there and from the condition of APP
pearance of said paupers, are of the opin-
ion that they are being properly cared
for.
The following accounts have been pre-
scented and your com. recommend that
the account of
MILES McMahon, board and
care for paupers from Nov. Is, to
April 3, 1873, amount, S32.25
be allowed IN full. That his acct
of $50 for clothing paupers be
dsell0wed
3-That the following accounts be al
lowed In full.
Dr. simon, med. trea,nt paupers $4,000
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