The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-02-03
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Continued from last week. J

NOV EMBER 1Lltu, 1Ct Is . " CloCh "a. W.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll was called. Quorum present. The
minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
The reports of the County Clerk and
County Treasurer were read and referred
to the Committee On Finances.
On motion Wm. Griebling was ap-
pointed to wait on the Board during their
present session.
Accounts and claims were on motion
referred to the proper Committee.
A petition of 0 Hara was read and re-
ferred to Committee On Improvements.
A report Of Special Committee tor re-
pairs of Court House was presented.
read. adopted and ordered to be filed.
. A resolution of A Wallch ordering to
purchase David Taylor's statutes was
taken up and on motion laid on the table
again.
Report of the Committee on Poor Oh
the sale of the so-called Bach farm was
unanimously adopted and placed on file
On motion Board adjourned to No
vember 18th | 73 at O clock, P. NJ.
A. NJ. RICHTER,
County Clerk.
NOVEMBER 18th, 1873.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll was called. Quorum present.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
Petition of Carl H. Schmidt with &C.
companying accounts was presented, read
and on motion of A. Wallich indefinitely
postponed by ayes Is, nays 9. The said
motion was on motion of H. Z. Hubbard
reconsidered 1t was then moved and
carried that a committee Of three be APP
pointed by the chair to investigate the
said petition and account of the said Carl
FL. Schmidt aud report to the County
Board. Chair appointed Fl. H. Smith,
Geo. Cooper and Jacob Fiiegler.
The Committee on improvements re
port back the Petition of 0 Hara, Coun-
ty Surveyor without any recommends
ton. Report adopted
The following report Of the Committee
on General Claims was adopted unanl-
mously to wit:
Your Commit would respectfully
report that we have investigated the fol-
lowing accounts, which we find correct,
ana we return the same with the recon
mendation that they be allowed In full,
to wit:
Michael Kirwan, Postage sc. $14, %
G.. Liebenow & Son, Clock 600
A. M Richter & others, Flee rs lO4 Oh
Chas. Bressler, WhitewashiDg IL 90
O. Even, Service 1910
g. Rudolph, Cleaning Vaults Is, 90
A. Garrett, Pump La. w
b. Ebbers, Whitewashing 81 As
Iver Knudsep, Filing saws 1860
John Schuette & Bro, Mdse 44.03
HI. Niedecken & Co.. R'n TX &c l07.OO
Guvles g. pankratz. Lumber 1880
We would also state that the items ID
the bill Of Mr. Geo. W. Fechter are cor
rect, but that an error of one dollar has
been made in footing up the account,
and we would recommend that the &C
count be allowed as follows:
G. W Fechter. Stationary all ed Sl36 w
We would further recommend that the
account of DIR j Easton amounting to i've
dollars be referred back to the Doctor for
| the reason that the claim pertains to Clty
matters with which the County has
/ nothing to do All Of which is respect
| fully submitted
Signed, JOHN ToUHEY,
A. WALLICH.
T. KOSTOMLATSKf.
{ The accounts reported In the foregoing
! report were on motion allowed as report
| ed by a unanimous vote.
The Committee Oh Poor reported as
| follows:
At the last annual communication Of
this Hon. Body, an allowance OF SIX doll
ars per month was appropriated to Nh
chael Graham for the support OF his sor
| Michael represented as an insan ne person.
| The said Michael Graham is q years oil
age, resides in the town of Manftewet
with his father. during his whole Lite has
been in his present condition.
Your Committee are of the opinion
that the sold Michael Graham is not In
sane. and recommend that medical ex
animation he had. before further appro
priation be made by this Board for hi
support. Report adopted and Commit
tee on Poor Instructed to carry On th'
proposition of the report.
Motion OF II. F. Hubbard 10 appoint
Committee of tn rec for the purpose o
advising how to the best advantage tht
poor fund may be disposed Of Was lost