The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-12-03
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS.
Nov. d. 1874, at 9 O'Clock

Chair appoint com. of three to destroy
the same, was carried. Chair appointed
Fliegler, Linstedt and Zorn, which
said com. iD presence, of the full board,
burnt up the coupons, county orders
and Jurors certificates, and reported ac-
cordingiy.
On motion board went to work and
set down the Jurors, lists.
The CON- ON general claims reported
in favor of allowing Z. G. Olmstead for
blank record book, $1,000 IN full. Re
port adopted and amount allowed by all
the votes.
REPOET OF COM. on POOR.
Your com. respectfully report the con-
dition of the poor and insane who are
supported by the county.
In the county jail are the following
named insane persons:
Jos. Herman, Chas. Able, j. Panl-
son, 3. Hilbert, Ernst Riegelsberger,
Cary Bachman, Barbara Morsnlan, five
males, two females.
Sheriff Smart is of the opinion that
none of these persons conld be let out of
CONTINENT with safety.
Poor and insane boarded out:
The county made contract with A.
StolI, on the LIST of Dec. 1873, for the
keeping of the following persons poor
and insane) for 1 year, viz:
Emma Hanson, Anna Smith, Mary
Stone, Anna Burchard, insane, and David
O'Connor, blind. The terms of the con-
tract are that, for $500 per week to be
paid by the county for each person, he
is to furnish board. clothing, medical
attendance, and funeral expences if
necessary, and your com. report that he
has kept the said persons comfortably
and according to contract, viz:
For persons 524 weeks each 1925. 70
Anna Burchard 10 weeks, left
settlement July Is, 1874 5000
Total. 1856. 70
And we recommend that an order be
drawn on the treasury for the amount
due him. And we further recommend
that a new contract be made with Mr..
Stoll for the keeping of the 4 persons
now in his charge, for one year from
the 1st of Dec. Terms Of said contract
to be the same as the present.
We would further recommend, that
the contract of the county with E. S.
Bedell for keeping the boy VIM. Glover
be renewed for one year, from the Dist
of Nov 1874, at which time the contract
will terminate.
We recommend to allow accounts of
p. S. Iilson, livery bill 500
Wm. Robinson, care of paupers 200
We recommend that No. Is of DR..
Coakley for $1,000 be charged to this
county and not to the town of Newton,
as it appears from affidavit of @. Werneke
that e. Geison was & transient pauper.
We also recommend that the account of
the city of Manitowoc, aid to the family
of Iron Pohlson, Of 1913. 90 be paid, and
the same charged to the town of Mani
towoc Rapids, said Pohlson being
resident OF that town.
Respectfully submitted
PETER JOHNSTON.
FEED SwENsoN.
NJ FINLAN.
Report adopted and bills contained in
same allowed by ayes II, nays 5, Taugher,
Donovan, DAIMLER, Playfair, Toughey
and johnson.
The said committee on Poor also re-
commend that county order be drawn
to satisfy judgment rendered in favor of
j. T. Pritchard, amount $147 90 and
that county order No. 694 be cancelled.
On motion adopted by a unanimous
vote and clerk instructed to draw county
order.
G. DAIMLER offered the following reso-
luton tO-wit:
Resolred, That the salary of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court, for Manitowoc Co.
for the term of office commencing on the
LIST Monday in january 1876, be, and is
hereby fixed at 800 dollars per year.
Adopted unanimously.
Resolution to-wit:
Resolred, That the salry OF the County
Sup't Of Schools, of the county, for the
term commencing on the first Monday
in January 1876, be and is hereby fixed
at 1900 dollars, signed g. DAIMLER, was
amended to read HOO dollars in place of
$1,000, and the resolution adopted as
amended, by ayes 10, nays s, Taughcr,
Faulhaber, Donovan, DAIMLER, Wilkins,
Finlan, Touhey, Johnston.
Resolution submitted by 9. Werneke:
Resolred, That the amount of the Co.
Clerks bond for the term commencing
on the first Monday in January 1875, be
and the same Is hereby fixed at $50, coo,
was on motion adopted by the following
vote: In the affirmative voted 81 mem
bers, in the negative 2, Fhegler and
Linstedt
Resolution by j. Fl. Bohne
RESOLVED, That the amount of the
Treasurer's bond for the term commen-
cling. on the LIST Monday in Jan. 1875, be,
and the same is hereby fixed at $3.50, 600,
was amended from $50, 900 to 800, 900,
and resolution adopted as amended by
the following vote, to-wit: Ayes u,
Taugher, Almonds. Donovan, Fliegler,
Schuette, JohnstoH Bean, Rand, Robin
son, Playfair, Toughey. johnson. Nays
IL, Schneider. Bohne, Zorn, Swenson,
Werneke, Faulhaber, DAIMLER, Wilkins,
Finlan, Linstedt, Bartosh.
Resolution by j. Schuette:
Resolred. That the Treas. and CO.
Clerk of the county are hereby request
ed and directed to ascertein what, if
anything, they can obtain for the Rail
Road stock now held by the county, and
report the result to the Chairman OF the
Board, and if the Chairman shall deem
it advisable from the offer received for
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