Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-01-03
No. 10.

cross-way and bridge on Rock Riu.
leading from Johnson's Creek to Az
taan. That said bridge is and hsk
been great expense to said town, and
IS 10 constant use, in that it lies on
one OF the most public thore ug flares
OF the State. Your petitioners woula
further present that they have just
built and completed about forty rods
of stone wall on one side of said cross
way, and that the same amount of work
IS necessary to build on the other side
That the main bridge is two hundreo
and sixteen feet long, and the small
bridge is twenty feet long, aud viii
have to be rebuil: the coming year.
That the sum of six hundred dollars
has fist been raised by the said town
OF Aztalan for the purposes set out In
this petition. And that the further
sum of six hundred dollars will be re-
CURED from said town, in addition to
the sums hereinbefore specified to COM
plete said bridge and cross-way. That
SAID Gown has always been liberal ia
AIDING other towns in said county i.
like circumstances, and that said town
has received no aid from the county
during the past ten years.
ST. PAUL SEELY,)
JOHN BAUER, Superyisors
ADAM RoBIsH,
Chas. +. Greenwood, Town Clerk.
Which was, on motion, referred 4.
Committee on highways and bridges.
A communication from Milford w.s
read. which was, on motion, refern,d
to Committe on highways and bridges.
Mr. Whittet offered the followia<
resolution, No 4:
ResolOed, That each Supervisor shah
examine the dockets of all the jus.
tees in his town, village or ward, aoa
report next Monday to this Board the
amount of fines collected in all cases
by said Justices. Which was on mo-
tiop adopted.
Mr.. Whittet then offered the follow
ing resolution, No. S.:
Resolued, That Committee of three
be appointed to examine and report
what progress has been made By H.
Colonius in recording the papers ia
the Judge Of Probate's Office. Which
was on motion adopted.
The Chairman appointed as such
COMMITTEE, Messrs. Breckenridge
Blakely and Seely.
Moved, that the Hospital bills be
referred to District Attorney, with in
structions to collect what can be.
Committee on Miscellaneous A.
counts made their report on the follow
ing No. bills. which was adopted as
reported: Bills No. rs, 56, 80, l,7e.
o, 3, lOl, Sc, 81 and IL.
Bills No 80 and 81 were on motion
referred to Superintendent of Poor.
Bills No. 48 and lC3 were referred to.
Committee on County Buildings.
On motion, Board adjourned.
Afternoon Session-Nov. Il. 1876
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Mr. Woodman in the chair
Roll called; members all present.
Mr. Dow offered the following reso-
luton, No 6:
ResolOea, That all action heretofore
taken heretofore on the Board of Su-
pervlsors of Jefferson county In relation
to the law pertaining to the encourag-
ing the raising of sheep, and discour-
aging the raising of dogs, be rescinded
and that the law stand as enacted nv
the Statute, and be in full force in this
county on and after the first day Of
January, 1877. @. P. pow
Dated, Jefferson, Nov. Il, 1876.
W hich was, on motion, laid on the.
table until Monday evening the Goth.
at o'clock. Board adjourned.
Morning session, Saturday Nov. IS.
lo76.-The Board met pursuant to
adjournment. Mr. Wooaman in the.
chair: Meeting called to order by
the chairman. Rolled eslled, and the
following members answered to their
names: Messrs. Seely, Dow, Wood
man, Huebner, Bird, Willard, Rovce
Brooks, Phillips, Greene, Blanchard
W hlttet, Clarity, Leonardson. Giles
Wollensack, johnson, McGraw and
Breckinriage,
Minutes of yesterdays meeting was
read and approved as read.