The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-12-03

e<A1AOo IofI Oii b-iS St,lSS tJOOh III the
clerks Office, cancelled. Said lot was
purchased by said Richards from the
county, on the 21st day Of Dee 1871,
under contract, by the terms Of which
the said Richards had to pay eli taxes
assessed thereon since the LIST Of January
1871. For this reason the prayer Of the
petitioner must be denied
The Slovanska Lipa, in the city OF
Manitowoc, presented petition to have
tax certificates on lot Is, block III for
the years 1872 and 1873 cancelled. claim
ing that the property Of said institution
is exempt from taxation. In the opinion
of your committee the Slovanska IIipa
can not come under the head Of S Z. Sec.
4. Chapter IS, Rev. Stat. 1859. The
prayer of the petition must be denied.
G. Klingholtz presented q petition TO
refund to him the amount Of axdeeds
on lot 2, sec. 26, t 10, r %, owned by
him, now for the years 1915 and 1916,
on which the taxes had been paid by G.
Wright to P ?. Smith collector. In the
opinion of your CON- the amount can
only be refunded by presenting the
original tax deeds. The prayer Of the
petition must be denied.
J. e. Plat presented an affidavit and
bond of indemnity, showing that tax
certificates No. a73, 974 and 975 sale
1867 were lost, which certificates have
been redeemed By Sect. q, Chapter
%, Gen. Laws 1859, the Go. Clerk is
authorized to pay such redemption
money to the persons SO executing such
bond. The County Clerk IS hereby III
structed to do SO.
B. Jones presented petition and
list of stamped certificates belonging TO
him, with the request to have the same
cancelled on the sale books OF the Co.
Clerk for several reasons. The prayer
of the petition ought TO be granted.
Your com. would further recommend
to allow W. Bach, Clerk OF your com.
the sum of $500 for his services.
ALI of which is respectfully submitted.
Signed. IT. B. WILKINS.
J. LTSDsTEDT. Com.
G. WEREENE.
Manitowoc, Nov. IS, 1874.
SUPPLEMENTARY REPoRT.
Your com. on illegal assessment hav-
ing examined the claim Of r. 2. Eaton
on certificates claimed to beillegally sold
in Oct, 1861, and others on the ground
that the county Treas. failed to file al
affidavit, would respectfully report that
in the opinion of your com. the said
claim should be disallowed
Signed. II. B. WILKINS.
J. IlINDsTEDr. Com.
@. WEREEKE.
The foregoing report with supplement
was on motion accepted, and the follow
ing resolution, to-wit:
Resolred, That the report and sup
Elementary report Of the com. on illegal
assessment be adopted, the amounts al
lowed, and the Clerk and Chairman of
orders for the same, and to charge the
parties with the several amounts
with the exception of such illegal sales
made by former county treasurers, where
whole blocks were assessed and sold in
lots, and where tracts of land assessed
together, were divided by said County
Treasurcrs in their sale, in which cases
the respective amounts are to be charged
back to the county.
was adopted by unanimous vote.
H. B. Wilkins offered the following:
'ResoIUed, That the sum of 800 be
and the same is hereby appropriated to
be paid to the present Co. Clerk, for
extra labor caused by making out list
of taxes to be charged to the different
towns on account Of stamped and other
illegal certificates allowed by this board,
and that the Chairman and. Clerk of this
board be, and are hereby author
lied to issue an order for the said amount
to said clerk, whenever said work is COM
plete to the satisfaction of the Chairman
OF this board.
On motion adopted unanimously.
Resolution by ?. J. Johnston:
ResolUed, That the com. on poor be
authorized to make contract with one or
more physicians making rates or prices
for medical services, which may be
chargeable to this county by them, if in
their Judgment such contract viii reduce
the expense, which this county is at
present subject to. for medical services.
Unanimously adopted.
Resolution by J. Taugher:
Resolred, That the proceedings of this
board be published in all the newspapers
published in this county at a cost OF $50,
for each newspaper, provided chat such
publication is made before the LIST OF
January next,
was on motion laid on table.
G. r. Zorn offered the following:
Resolved, That the members of this
board, and the attending officers are al
lowed pay for - days attendance and 2
days extra work at their November SEES
sion, and also mileage, and that the