Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-03-26

Thomas Rogers, Stationery l42 30 :.
VIM. sands sherh's fee bill l6S AZ
Richard Arundel, hardware 0 80
s. Northy State v. Robert Collins w
Davies James, repairing ~ ~
W. II. Bennett, printing 81 90
J. W Van Du,n, State '. Robert
J. W. Van Duyn, State Y. Ever
Gbertson II 81 SSI
REPORTED BACK WITHOUT REGIONS
MENDATION.
Bill No. 607-John Holman, State
VS.. Newell n. Jones, $500, was on
motion of Mr.. Coates, allowed.
Bill No. 6l7-Hugh Connaughton,
State VS.. H. Riegles, s6l.45 was on
motion of DR.. Van Dusen, allowed,
Mr.. Bennett in the chair,
On motion Of Mr.. PAUL the action
Of the Board allowing bills GA and
6l5, of f. A. Reuter- i'll State VS.,
Flannery and Mclver, at amounts
recommended by committee was re-
considered.
Mr.. Robinson moved to allow iii
full. Lost,
On motion of Mr.. Paull the action
of the Board allowing bills No, GOT
and CIT was reconsidered,
On motion of Mr.. Spensley furs
ther action on the four bills last
named was deferred.
On motion Of DR.. Van Dusen the
sheriff was instructed to purchase q
clock and three dozen chairs for use
of the court ROOM
On Motion Of Dr. Van Dusen Mr.,
Bennett was associated with the
sheriff in experimenting the repairs
of the court house.
The following resolutions were
then introduced
BY Mr.. Spensley'
ResolrtI, That the Board Of Supervise
or. OF the county Of Iowa, do hereby
order and determine that for any tax
certificate. or deeds made theron which
individuals may purchase at the sale for
taxes of A. u 1873, in case the same are
set aside or declared illegal by any court,
the said county will refund the monev
paid therefore, with ten per cent interest
from the date Of sale to the time same
may be 80 refunded.
Provided said tax certificates or deeds
are pre- sented to the board for such pay
meht within six months after the same
shall have been set 80 aside or declared
illegal Adop'ei
By Mr.. Jones:
WHEREAS, There are large amOt.gYt CT
tax certificates on tax sales which tho
county now holds, and the land daseribeu
in said tax certificates continue liable to.
taxation and to sale for unpaid taxes ); and
WHEREAS, Said lands are sold from
year to year at a large expense 90 the
county; therefore,
Resoloed, BY the Board OF Supervisors,
of Iowa county Wisconsin,, that the clerk
Of said board be, and is hereby instructed
that where the county has been the sx-
elusive purchaser at the sale Of lands for
unpaid taxes, for and daring u period Of
at least five years, that tax deed shall be
issued to said coanty for. said lands so
sold, unless thsy shall Sc. redeemed as.
provided by law, Witnessed and acknOwl-
edged in Ike manner as deeds to iadix1.
duals. Adopted.
By Mr.. Coates.
WHEREAS, the herisla 51re 81 the State
of Wisconsin,, at Its annual session, A. D.,
1874, passed law authorizing the COM
missioaeys of sc5oel and university lands
to loan portion Of the trust funds Of
the state, not exceeding two bandred
Thousand dollars, to the County Board OF
Supervisors OF the county Of Iowa in this
State, and authorizing she said board OF
supervisors to borrow sum not exceed
ing The amount above named of said
commissioners, and to issue to, said COM
missioners certificates Of the indebted>
Hess so contracted said Indebtedness to
bear interest at the rate of seven per
cent per annum, and said interest to be
paid annually, together with not less
than one-tsnth of the principal sum till
the whole is paid Therefore be it
Resolrsa, That we, the County Board
of Supervisors of the county of Iowa, IN
special session duly assembled, persuant
to law, do hereby tender our acceptance
of the provisions Of said act, and Of the
terms and Limitations therein provided
and be it further
Rsso}ced, by said board Of supervisors
assembled as aforesaid, that the chair
man and clerk Of said board Of supervise
ors be and are hereby authorized aud
empowered 10 execute and deliver to
said commissioners Of school and nni-
verSIty lands, the necessary certificates
of the Indebtedness So contracted, ID
such form as required w said commits