Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-12-19

John Binllle S Abbott
FIR VIM Becker G Kirkholz
Thoulas North Fred Sonntag
M Il Southwick j Haley
M II Robbins John Frink
G Hammarquist F G Schrirer
A L Plum Ira Bingham
Ira M Jenkins John G Wimann
l L. Sheffield Joseph Winslow
r A Phelps Gus Langboll
CJ Lee w Wilson
u L May j G Kirkland
NJ Smell Henry Wornlck
l. M Goodhue Christian Gross
j Williams a I'm Palmer
9 Il Converse G w May
S E Bright sc Hurd
Geo Krebs 3E CL Ward
II S Pritchard George Preston
S D Richard J M Craig
L II Butler Phillip KahI
] X Steinson Chas Melzner
Z B Pease John koshl es.4- ,.>at
James Mcpherson Neal Brown
p Rankin John Damulh
Pat Griffin Friedrich Schreiner
A kutz w Lohmeyer
w Helm John Burnham
J + Walton w Parks
w M Smith r. &c Davis
ID II Brown r G Dodge
W Foote Stephen Payne
Geo Pratt Frank Hoffman
j Wilds L c. BickneH
} f Morrison II Dearborn
. Vaughn S NJ Roberts
Ill Dexheimer James Reynolds
= A Caswell ID Nandenburgh
e J Kirkland lgnats Kosce
| A Bostzhurett John G Williams
a J Rankin John w Hatch
d Dameth George Hausen
Geo c Smith E Jaycox
Seth Horesen S Jaycox
| Geo w Turner DJ Burness
Edmund Chapman Milo Morrison
r X Bingham George Stevenson
o d Strong II B Willard
w III McLin r G. White
J J Hausz d Clapp
Hawley Smith A E Baldwin
CD Wood S A Rice
l. p Gilbert G May
Ludwig Ramm l. } Orendorf
August Groelin Milo Jones
Shell Damuth W NJ Longholf
Eugene Fulcrod Henry Langholf
John Dexheimer u A Hake
Anthony Holbarno d II Walker
" + Prosser z G Hupppert
Joseph Hoarn Conrad Held
5 Ball Henry Ogden
VIM Noel w Ledeman
a E Jaycox Refus Allen
John Buckingham John Huppert
W j Grahen George Baandel
w d Hoard offered the following resolu-
ton No 6, which was on motion laid on ia
bic until tomorrow evening for considera-
ton:
Resogped That the sum of one Thousand
dollars be raised TO be placed in the hands
of committee 10 nc used by them if ,nf6 nfeff;s eff;o
sary to proven. til. tl,t,s MO, erty Of ',!J nd
ttd85lhWys 9 1Iso 10 prevent the destruction
Of a large amount of taxable property of
said county from the overhowing Of Lake
Koshkonong and of Rock river above the
said lake, caused by the SO called indian
Ford Dam on SAID Rock river
WD HOARD.
On motion of Mr.. Greene, the time was
extended to special committee on poor sys-
tenn of making their report until Wednesday
morning.
Board adjourned until to morrow morn
ing.
WEDNESDAY MORNING SESSION, NOV. 81.
Board met pursuant to adjournment. Mr.
Woodman in the chair. Meeting called to
order by the chairman. Roll called and
members all present.
Committee on sheriffs' accounts offered
their report on the following numbered bills:
ITO, 12l, II, 1l8, 130, 122, 10.
Bill No III was referred back to commit
tee for correction.
On motion of Mr. Whittet report as amend
cd was adopted and allowed by the Board as
reported by the committee.
Committee on miscellaneous accounts of
fered their report on the following numbered
bills: n, al, IS, 109,- 102, l32, 81, IA,
55, 60 No rs referred back to committee
for correction Report as amended was
adopted and allowed by the Board as report
ed by the committee.
Committee on jury list offered their report
which was on motion of Mr. Greene, after
reading, referred back to committee for cor
rectOn.
Special committee appointed by chairman
under resolution No 3 10 report on the pres
ent system of supporting the poor, offered
their report, which was on motion Of Mr.
Wollensaclx laid on the table until the com
mittee appointed to settle with the superin-,
tendents of the poor shall have made their
report
Special commitee appointed under reso-
luton No 2 to settle with the purchasing
agent offered their report as follows:
The committee appointed to settle with
the county purchasing agent would respect
fully report that they have examined the
statement of the said purchasing agent, and
compared all vouchers with the same, and
find the same correct and satisfactory that
we have also Investigated what disposition
has been made by the said agent of the sup
plies purchased by him, aud find that he
holds receipts for all such property from the
various county officers with the exception of
the amount yet on hand. A detailed state
ment of the receipts and disbursements of
said agent is hereto annexed. We would al
so recommend a continuance of this pur-
chasing agency for the reason that from the
best confirmation obtainabe we are convinc-
ed that a considerable saving has been eff
fected ovee the loose and multifarous pow
ers hitherto exercised. By The purchasing
agency system all supplies are bought for
cash and in large quantities, consequently a
considerable saving is or ought to be thereby
effected.
w D HOARD
L J DANCEY
f 2 BROOK