Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-01-03

o. lne order OF business shall b
as follows:
Call of roll Of members.
Beading minutes of last meeting
Presentation Of new business AM
It's reference to appropriate committees
Reports Of Committees.
Acting on reports of Committees
Adjournment to allow Committee
to work.
7. Afterthe adjournment ofregula1
sessions Of the Board, the various
committees shall meet and proceed
with the business before them.
8 Committees passing upon &C
counts shall report such accounts as
have been passed upon, as often as
practicable to the Board when in
session.
8. Upon the call of any two mem
bers of the Board, the ayes and noes
shall be ordered.
10. No account shall be finally
passed upon unless two-thirds of the
members elect be present and voting.
II. Any Of the foregoing rules
may be suspended by two-thirds Of
the members elect voting for such
suspension
The Chairman announced the fol-
lowing standing committees:
On Settlement with County Treas
urer-C. .Wolensack, WI Blakely,
E. HI. Breckenridge.
Illegal Assessments-F. Giles, E.
Huebner, w + Chambers.
County Buildings-Edward John
son. l.. b. Royce, Chas Stoppenbach
Sheriff Bills and Jail Expenses-
Fl. B. Willard I'll. ". Brooks. A. f.
Miller.
Justices and Constables' Accounts
John Whittet, I. G. Blanchard, T.
Huebner.
Petitions, Memorials and Miscella-
neous Accounts-Chas. Stoppenbaeh,
j. G. Leonardson, G. w. Schultz.
Officers Sa'eries and Treasurer s
Bond-F. II. Breckenridge, Z. Giles,
W. Z. Chambers, G. l.. Garrity, J..
Q. Leonardson.
Cancelling County Orders-W. L.
Blakely, St. Paul Seely, John Nc
Graw.
Highways and Bridges-st. Paul
Seely, A. L Miller, A. D. Coburn
Ways ard Means-W S. Greene,
Ii. B. Willard, 0. P. Dow.
Equalization o. Assessments-I.
W. Bird Al Large. G. L. Garrity,
Edward Johnson, ". S. Greene. c..
Wollensack, G. III. Phillips, VIM.
Dew.
Settlement with superintendents of
Poor.-O. ? Dow, John McGraw,
L. B. Royce.
Settlement withe County Clerk
I. G. Blanchard, [. ". Bird. John
Whittet.
On motion Board adjourned until
o'clock P. II.
Afternoon Session, - W ednesday,
Nov. 18th, 1876. Board met pursu-
ant to aGournment. Mr. Wood man
in the chair. Meeting called to order
by the Chairman. Roll called; MEM
bers all present.
Mr.. Willard offered the following e
resolution:
Resolve2, That al Sherifs' Constabes'
| and justices accounts, to be audited by
this Board shall first be presented to
the Board by the Clerk, read by their titles,
with he e-amOunt claimed, aud then referred
to the appropriate committee.
Mr.. Greene moved an amendment
that the resolution include all accounts
to be first presented to the Board by
the Clerk.
Mr.. Willard accepted the amend
ment. Resolution adopted as amended.
MIR. Greene offered the following
resolutions
Resolve;7, That all bills of account
be presented to this Board on or before
Saturday next, the 18th inst, excepting
bills Of members for per diem, mileage,
and making election returns.
Resolution was, on motion, adopted.
On motion Board took up bills on
general file which were referred to
their respective committees.
Board adjourned until tomorrow
morning at $50 clock.
Morn ne session-Thursday, Nov.
10th, 1o76.-Mr. Woodman in the
chair. Roll called and the following
members answered to their names
Messrs. Dow, Colburn, Woodman,
B akeIy, Huebner, Bird, stoppenbach,
Willard, Royce, Brooks, Phillips,
Greene, Blanchard, Chambers,
Whittet, Garrity. Leonardson, Giles,
Wolensack, Schultz, Miller, johnson,
McGraw, Breckenridge.
Minutes of yesterdays meeting read
and approved as read.
Mr. Whittet offered the following
resolution:
Resolved, That committe of three
be appointed consisting of T. W. Bird
W. Z. Chambers and e.. W. Brooks
to examine and report on the case Of
John Cutter, insane, now confined in
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