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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-12-13
Proceedings Of County Board.

Grand Rapids. Wis, Feb'y 18th. 1877.
oounty board OF Supervisors met at Court
House. Chairman Neevcs in chair Roll called
Frese 1T 11mm, Rouhan, Reeves, Freeman, Con
nor lilies, Neeves, Ray, McCarty, Edwards and
Joy-1. Absent Lyon, Moore Grieyes. Gordon.
ruler. Dawes and Riyers-7. Minutes of pre-
fons meeting read snd approved
Report of special committee appointed TO in
x.susate the report of J. Wood. Co. Clerk
reported IS follows:
TO the con. Board of Superyi.ors of +ba CouD+v
of Wood: 49, '
We the undersigned committee appointed to
seluc with the County Clerk. would respectfully
report "a follows: That we have carefully exam
med the books of account snd vouchers of said
oleIA, ana md them to correspond with the re-
port OF said Clerk herewith annexed and dated
nov; LIST, 1876. With this exception, we find in
CLERKS report of certificates received from his
pr 'dccessor IN office lsubject to correction the
I'm rhGc Oh sses753s
Nnicn we ma TO be the sum OF $500 s.
Making difference of so74I55
Mhlch rtport is respectfully submitted.
Dsted Feb'y ed, 1871.
Clerk SETH RE REEVE. Committee.
our committee appointed TO settle with the
Clerk Of the Board would state that the Abstract
BOOK OF Taxes in the office is in very Imperfect
eonditIon and we would recommend that the
cierk DC instructed TO have the same correc ted
AS reasonable expense to the county
me clerk informs us that he has no funds
nith Whlch to pay redeemed certificates made
before his term OF Office, snd we recommend
inst some provision be made to pay the same
Also that there ar. large number OF redeemed
CeFuncates marked paid" on the books which
had in this matter
Grand Rapids, Wis, Feb'y esth, 1877.
JOHN RAY, lc...
On motion report adopted and committee
discharged.
On motion, clerk instructed to have the Al
stract Book of Taxes in his ONCE corrected
supervisor Gordon somes in.
Petition of II. Rourke Clerk of Circuit Court
endorsed by the Atty's in the city, asking thai
the salary of said clerk be Increased.
On motion, (Sup'v. Mccarthy salary of CLERK
OF circuit Court nxed at four hundred dollar.
lstooooI per annum, to commence with the tern
OF present clerk
Petition of C. Woodman asking for certsi
lt1 cerdhcat2s in the hands Of Treasurer with
ont interest =
Laid over until next meeting.
1fettlon of b. Smith asking for forties Co.
land at $40 per forty. Rejected
Petition Of G.. Smith asking that a duplicate
ia6 certificate be issued TO him
referred to committee on county lands
sup V. Lyon comes in.
feuton of Register of Deeds asking for
new plat book for his office. On motion q com
inttree of three were appointed, consisting OF
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-12-13
A Valuable Resolution Dy
Congressman Pound.

Major f. q. Farquhar submitted a
preliminary report to Congress relative
to the construction of reservoirs upon
the head waters of the Mississippi. in
February 1875, the purpose of which
was to assist in the navigation of that
river during the periods of low water.
Mr.. Pound, with an eye to the inter
ests of his constituents, and particu-
larly these interested 10 lumber manu-
facture, believing that if tn. Mississip-
pi can be improved by such reservoirs,
,ne 81. CroIx, CnIppewa and WIscon-
sin rivers can also be improved, sub
nitted the following preamble, and
resolution, upon which Congress will
undoubtedly take favorable action If
it has not already done so. We pub
lish the resolutions introduced by MIR.
Pound.
Whereas, In the preliminary report
of Major f. Z. FARoUHAR, relative
to reservoirs upon the head waters of
the Mississippi River, submitted Feb
ruary 4th, 1875, the practicabillty of
creating such adequate reservoirs for
the purpose of controlling extreme
floods and regulating the volume of
water in the Upper Mississippi River,
is fully established-it appearing from
said report that said reservoirs will
command a watershed of twenty
thousand square miles and hold ninety
ak and half billion cubic feet of wa
tar, less than one-half of which will
maintain good navigable stage of
water until July 1st,-the low water
season not occurring until Iater-and
one-half of the residue discharged at
III, rate of two thousand five hun 1red
cubic feet per second, for one hundred
and ffty-three days of low water, will
insure good navigation for the entire
season; and,
Wiereds, 1t is alleged by parties ia
millar with the geography and topog-
raphy of the head waters of the St.
Croix. Chippewa and Wisconsin Riy-
ers tributaries of the Mississippi Riv-
sr) that much larger area of fowa.e
and watershed can be secured bv
means OF dams at the head-water, OF
aaid rivers. and at considerable less
cost, which will serve the double pur
pose of regulating and improving the
navigation of said tributaries, as well
al the Mississippi:
Therefore Re,olrsd, by the Hous.
OF Representatives (the Senate con-
curing that the Secretary OF War
be and he is hereby requested to make
sIch preliminary examination of the
head-waters of the ST. Croix. Chippe,
wa and Wisconsin Rivers, in the
States of Minnesota and Wisconsin as
IS consistent with his service to deter
mine the extent and rracticability Of
reservoirs upon the same, and report
to this Congress the result Of such ex-
animation, together with a compilation
OF all information and reports in his
ohce bearing upon the subject of res
ervoirs, by February fifteenth proximo,
or as early thereafter as practicable.
1t can readily be seen that vast ben
ehts must necessarily accrue to the
numbering interests of the state and
the west, if Mr. Pound can succeed in
securing transportation for the con-
struction of the reservoirs mentioned.
alter the survey and examination by
the Sec'y of war have been made.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-12-13

THE AMOUNT of taxes paid BY the
nations banks to ths general govern
ment last year, was S., 99S, 926. The
amount paid to the state and local gov
crn mentS IL not stated.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-12-13

+Dinner. fSupper.
Trains run daily Sundays excepted.
Train. run on Chicago time, which il - N in
utes faster than Winona time.
CONNECTIONS,
At Green Bay with C. aN W R'y for oconto
Close connections are made except Sunday,.
with night and morning trains. which run
daily to Appleton, Neenah and Mcnasha.
Oshkosh. Fond du Lac, Milwaukee and
Chicago.
Through Tickets sold at principal Stations for
Eastern Cities, via. all routes from Chicago.
With Wis. Central r.. r. for Milwaukee and
points on line of tina. road also during season
pany for Detroit, Cleveland Buffal o and \. /.
At New London with the best equipped Stage
line in the Northwest, for Clintonville, En- :
barrass and Shawano.
At Amherst Junction with ". c. R. R., for W au-
paca. Medina and Weyauwesa.
At Plovor with Wisconsin Central r. r. fer
Portage ami Madison and with fast Stage
Line for Stevens Point.
At Grand Rapids with W. v r. R., for Tomab
and Wausau.
At Hatfield with Fast Stage line for Neiilsyille.
At Merriam with w. W. r. R., for Black River
Falls, Madison, Chicago, Fan Claire. Menom-
oils and Breckenridge.
At Winona with c. NJ. st. P: R'y, for
Wabasha. Redming, Hastings, St. Paul and
Minneapolis.
for St. Charles, Rochester. Oratonna. Man
kato, New Uim and st. Peter. and during the
season Of navigation, with n eokuk asrthern,
Line A. l. Packets for all Mississippi River
Points.
At La Crosse with Southern Minnesota l.. r.
and with Chicago, Dubuque and Minnesota
On KELLY. Genl Manager,
DAN ATWOOD.
GenT Pass. Ast.
nays1 sB KENRICK. Supt.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-12-13
$25 Reward.

Whereas it is generally Rported that eertain
disoraeriy persons are engaged in setting guns
within the limits ofthis county, greatly to the
Hanger of persons and domestic animals
Therefore be it resolved ~ the Beard of Su-
nsrvisors of Wood County hat reward of sos
be paid out eff the TreaSuE- Of Wood county to
any person who will! furnish guleient evidence
to convict any person engaged in the vicious
practice of setting guns.
Further resolved that tits resolution be pub
lshed in the Grand Rapid REPoRTFk and Tri-
bune. Nov "A 3u
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-12-13

Just received, and sold at extremely
low prices, we have fine assortment
of Alaska, Seal 4 Minks furs, also
Nublas, Scarf., Jackets, Ladies and
Childrens lssglngs, Trimmings,
p.-rl buttons, Ball fr,pges and Gall
Don Trimmings for dresses and Cluaks.
A fine cloak, Beaver only $500
Ladies silk pocket Hdkfs. rs
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-12-13

Grand Rapids, Wis, May 18th, 1877.
To Wood, County Clerk of Wood County,
Wisconsin:
Sir-You are hereby requested to call special
meeting of the County Board of Supervisors of
Wood County, Wisconsin, to be held at the Court
House. in the City of Grand Rapids, on Wednes-
day, May 10th, 1877, at 21-2 CLOCK T. NJ.
o Gordon,
Seth Reeves,
T W Pitts,
John Edwards,
Ingraham,
K " Moore,
John Timm,
James Joy,
Z A Beutly
Jas Rouhan.
Wednesday, Nay 10th. 1877.
Pursuant to the above call the County Board
of Supervisors met at the Court House, and in
absence of Chairman heeves (who was obliged
to attend COURT X Lyon appointed chair
Roll cailed-Pre.ent, Bently. Connor Edwards,
Gordon, Hamilton, Ingraham, JOY, Lyon.
Moore, Pitts and Timm-l1. Absent, Coon.
Harkncss, Hiles, Nccves. Rein, Reeves and
Rouhan-7. Supervisors Reeves and Rouhan
come in after roll call.
Senator Scott came before the Board and
reported his sction in relation 10 the compromise
of the Railroad Bonds; and read letters from Jas
JOY, Detroit, Mich, ID Kelly, Green Bay, and
j c Gregory, of Madison, Wis: The following
resolution was then read by the Dist. Atty.
"ResofUed. By the County Board of Supervisors
of the County of W God:
THAT this Board accept the authority con-
fcrred upon il by chapter IA of the laws of 1876
entitled An act TO authorize the Commissioners
of School and University lands to loan portion
of the trust funds OF the State to the County OF
Wood, and do and will apply for and accept said
loan in accordance with the terms and conditions
IF said act.
2.-Thst this Board hereby authorize it's
chairman to sign and its clerk TO countsrsign the
necessary certificates for such loan 10 the amount
of one hundred Thousand dollars. each of said
certificates to be Tor the sum of five hundred
dollars, numbered from one to two hundred in
elusive, made payable to said Commissioners OF
school aud University Lands, said Jude b tedness
10 bear interest at the rate Of seven per cent.
paid annually, together with, after two years
from the date of such loan, not less than one
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rOOU.
JOHN FORTUNE,

In Charge OF work.
On motion the above estimate ordered 70 be
paid in full to said p. W. Purtell.
resolution for aid on highway introduced by
sup'r Pitts, and o. motion, laid over undi ne 1t
Mr. W. T. King stated TO the Board that the
firm of DAILY. King 81 Sampson withdrew their
notice of lien.
ON motion, chairman appointed Sup'r's Hiles,
1ngraham and Edwards as special committee
of three to meet at clerks office. and settle with
the bridge cont actor Z. w. Purtell, Esq.
Bill OF John Fortune, balance due $71.50 allow
CO in full.
Sup'v Hiles took the floor and made lengthy
Bridge, and in view of the fact that the contrac-
tor. Mr.. Purtel!, had lost money in the construc-
ton of the bridge that he would suggest
that an additional appropriation be made to
sid P. W. Purtel.
Supervisor James Joy comes in.
A lengthy discussion followed by the MEMBERS
Mr.. Purtcll and Mr.. Fortune in relation TO the
contract for new bridge, DC.
Finally by suggestion of Sup'v Hiles. \ com
mittee of 3 consisting of Sup'v's hiles, Moore
and Pitts were appointed to draft resolutions,
setting forth the facts of the fultilment of the
contract for new bridge, and complimentary to
p. w Purtell and John Fortune fer their ser
vices for the county; and the said resolutions be
printed in the Wood County Reporter and
Grand Rapids Tribune
The following letter read by clerk:
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors, Wood County,
WISCONSIN:
Gentlemen:-Pleasem make an .rder whereby a
penalty may be enforced for riding ur driving
1attcr IMAM 3 Walk across inc w OOQ co. Bridge:
also for the tying Of lumber timber, logs, &c e,
TO said Bridge.
TAX PAYER
On motion Dist. Atty. to be instructed to draw
up an ordinance for Wood Co. Bridge
By Sup Hiles. resolved. That the sum of
s45000 be allowed to T. w Purtell for 1-2 lost
iron for Bridge Lost.
By Sup'y Ingraham:
Whereas. In the opinion of this Board grevious
errors are liable to be mxde in the adjudication
of the payment OF delinquent taxes by compro-
mise, and that some action should be taken
whereby the presentations of these claims should
be limited. it is therefore by this Board, Res0lu-
ed, That all persons desiring rebate upon de-
linquent taxes due the County of Wood. are re-
quested to present their claima before this Board
at its next meeting, and that no propositions
will be entertained wherein less payment than
the face value Of the certificates held by the
county is offered. And all certificates purchased
ut such discount must either be cancelled by the
clerk. or used by the persons SO purchasing for
the purpose of making Tedemptions. and it is
further Resolved, That after the time above fixed
no proposition will be entertained By this Board
for the purchase OF tax certificates st less rate
than the face and accrued intercst such cert
hcate.
After some discussion, pro and con. the above
preamble and resolutions were adopted.
On motion adjourned until o'clock p. VI.
+. J. WOOD,
County Clerk.
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[ n S U r A n G E f! !
Are fGn Insured

L HI &
The following Companies represent the bacl
bous Of tho Insurance interests. Readi
gEtna of Hart ford,
Cash Assets ST 600 coo. ce
Home efNew York
Total Assets 5,6s7 ASA
Hartford Of Hartford
Cash Assets 500 eoo.s
Phent1 of Hartford
Cass, Assets $50 $50 81
Northwestern Natl VIII
Cash Assets ss5 ,4e1 "a
st. Paul OF Minnesota
Cash Asset sos lac s.:
st. Joseph OF Missouri,
EaAh Assets SOS 1s3 20
fetal. BIS 249 65e 90
J. =. WKTTEEs.. e pit.
Grand Rapids, Wis
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A large line of
furnishing Goods

Gloves, Mittens, Ties. Fine shirts
Collors' jumpers and Mackinaw Goods
and underwear at a great reduction
$1.00 undershirts for 65cts. under
shirts and Drawers for 35cts.
Extra good under.lirt and Drawers
for so cts.
Horse Blankets for S1.25
Orershoes and Packs of all
kinds. Great reduction in Boots and
Shoes. We shall hereafter keep Feed,
Flour. Pork, Beet. produce and prov
isions Of all kinds, and sell Groceries
at hard pan prices. If yon consult
ysur own interest give US a call, or
send US your order. and we shall save
you money and guarantee you salts
faction, Goods delivered to all parts
of the City and Centralia and both
Depots, free of charge. All goods
ordered by nail if not satisfactory can
be returned. Farmer, produce want
ed and highest market price paid, and
everything sold the lowest at
St AMOUR 4 EDWARDS
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T. a w, L "A N ID,
{ a x 2 AYs N G. A G. z E.T.


Having been engaged in tho Land Agency
business = number al years before Weed Ccun-
y Was formed, ami possessing SIrerier f,eih
les Tor detecting trcaPa-sers on lands arnsG
oy noD-resi ienta. feel assured in giving per
'ect satisfaction /" al who NAV ht to
mPloy me IS agent 10 attend to tbs pI.n 81
,aHment Of Taxes. to the inYrftirxtieI st
Titles, to recording nenG.. &c procuring fxi-
.nts on Lands. :. protection flsnir trsn
re.raSsers in this and adjacent esrElis- and
;uch other business s. ay b. called urss Z.
.orform.
| Ita,r constantly Oh hnnf coed Farsir.
lands ana \ iiIaee bsts, to aell in quantiti.,
'nd 81 teTms To suit purchaser.
Land Warrants bought and ssld.
Particular attention given - euterips Cav
md Stot-
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Buy your Tickets and
ship your Freight
by he
Houston and Texas Central R'v,

The following Offices and agents har,besn
established by this Company. where infer ma
ton nay be had concerning not only the II.
7. G. Railway, but Texas generally.
+. l.. MANCHESTER, East'n Pass. Agent,
Al Broadway. n. Y.
Gen. J. Il. ROBERTSON Piss. i I'm m era tisn
Agent. liz North Third Street. St. Louis. No.
ALLIE North nest'n Pass. Agt. 101 Clark
street. Chica go. i'll.
NICK HOLMES, Suth east'n AEt, No. =
nett House. Cincinnati, Ohio.
nooRa. Tenn.
Information may also be had at the Aysnsie,
of the NJ. h. Il T. Railway, in New York,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and ST. Louis
J. WALDO,
Gent Pass. Freight A6t, Houston. Texas
A. III. SWANSON.
Gen1 Supt-, Houston. Texas.
GLAD TIDTNGS To THE ~ TCTrDf
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z. j. WOOD,
County Clerk.
Gr.nd R.n;as W., N,rch lat

Grand Repids, Wis, March 1st, 1877.
County Board in sesEion at 10 O'Clock. Chair
man Nceves in chair. Roll called and quorum
present. Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved.
Minutes of meeting of Special Committee on
Town organizations read by clerk a. follows:
Special Committee of town organization met
and appointed Supv. Hiles, Chairman, Co. Cl'k
acting elk of committee. Present Hiles,
Timna, McCarty and Reevea4, absent j, Joy-1.
Question of disorgapizing tie Town of Saratoga
and attaching the same TO the Town of Grand
Rapids: vote taken, SHp'y's Hiles, Reeves and
Timm voting in negative and J. McCarty in
Affirmative.
On motion committee adjourned
F. j. Woop. Clerk.
Sup'v's Rouhan and Fuller come in.
After long discussion on the question of dis
organizing the Town OF Saratoga the committee
Vas discharged.
BY Sup'v. Hiles, Resolved, That the sum of
$3.50 be app opriated to the T"wn of Saratoga for
bridge purposes in said town, orders to be issued
by the County Clerk by request of the town
board of the same.
Adopted by vote of 10 to 4.
Estimate of j Fortune az follows:
GRIND Rapids. Wis, March LIST, 1877.
County Bridge in city of Grand Rapids. and work
done same by p. w Purtel, contractor, in the
month of February 1877:
175O00 # timber b, NJ $1,000 per m S17500O
10000 lbs of Iron Al cents per 10 10000
Work done $4,000
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Proposition of &. Woodman. asking for Ger
tain tax certificates on lands in % idescriDIioI
given for Sl2S.40 was granted.
Notice OF claim for lien, j. DAILY ct al VS.
The Board OF Supervisors. read by clerk
Mr.. Pnrtell. the bridge contractor was allow ed
to speak upon the subject matter of said no.
tice.
On motion said notice referred to Judge Hay
den in absence of Dist. Atty. for his opinion
Bill of Thos. Rein, cord wood for Court House
SO. GO, allowed in full.
By Supy Edwards. Resolved That the Super
visor from Saratoga be instructed TO Investigate
as TO the disposition OF the funds appropriated
to said town for bridge purposes Carried.
BY Sup'v Edwards, Resolved That sheriff
Ward be allowed 10 per cent. additional on col
lection of personal property tax list in hi. hands
excepting the cities Of Grand Rapid. and Cen.
traia. -t-lE-
On motion adjourned until O'Clock, A. N,
April 18th, 1877.
FL. WOOD,
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T. J. WOOD,
County Clerk.

Grand Rapids, Wis, april 18TH 1877
Session at o'clock A. N. Chairman Reeves
in chair Members all present except T. W
Coon. Q. b. Hamilton, Geo lilies, J. JOY and G.
A. Neeves.
Chairman appointed the following standing
committees for the year:
Finance-(Ieo. Hiles, John Edwards G. A.
Neeves. L. A. Bently, J Conner.
Claims-R. G. Lyon. r. G. Moore, 7. W. Pitts
Jas. JOY, o. B. Hamilton
Go. Lsnds-Jas. E. Ingrahsm, T. W. Pitts, d.
Rein.
Town organizations-John Timm, E. W. Cosn,
Jas. Rouhan.
Wood Co. Bridge-O. Gordon, o. r. Harln.ss.
D. Rein.
Opinion of Judge Hayden on notise Of Lien of
J. DAILY ct. al. read by clerk.
supervisor Hiles comes in.
long discussion followed. upon the subject
matter of notice of lien of j. DAILY CT al. in which
Messrs. Sampson and King also Messrs. Fortune
and Purtell took part
Mr.. Purtell finally stated to the Board that he
would give bonds to the count, for amount of j.
DAILY ct. al. claim.
Estimate of extra work done by P. W. Purtell
over and above hiR contract on Wood Co. Bridge
in city of Grand Rapids:
Extra timber and work on abutments $3.50 90
Painting vertical rods and covering on
lower cords 10000
Aprons. sidewalks and handrails on each
end OF bridge 10000
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Grand Rapids, Wis, April 18th, 1871, 2 o'clock
=. N.
Chairman Reeve. in chair. Roll called and
quorum present.
Sup'v ingrzhsm introduced the following:
ReSoIUed, That the county sell the lands in %.
p %, g.; %, q, and "a. }, for the of so cents
the dollar, OF the face value of the CcrtIc
prOUided the lands be in one lot, and not to be
divided or selected, and that they buy them be-
fore May 1st 1877, and provided also that the
clerk be allowed to cancel the certificates on the
lands above mentioned and convey only the
counties interest, and provided further that they
pay for the same upon the delivery OF the deeds
by the county clerk and il is hereby further pro-
vidrd that 10 sale can be made under this
luton until the towns in which the lands
situated shall waive all claims to their interest
in the lands except q pro rata interest on the
price received.
On motion, The above resolution was referred
to committee on Finance. and that said commit
tee have full power to comply with the said rcso-
luton, or before the first day of May, 1877.
Supervisor Files takes tn floor. and presents
his old certificate claim again; and moved Thst
this Board accept the old certificates that he
holds, amounting to about S17v0.oO for the certi-
ficates in the hands of the county amounting TO
about 5000 90. After hot discussion the motion
WAS lost by vote of to :.
The following resolution was adopted:
ReS0tUeG. That the District Attorney be author
lied and empowered 10 employ Geo. r. Gardner
to assist him in the prosecution of the case of
the County of Wood VS.. e. o. Baker and others.
At the morning session OF April 18th. 1877, the
following bills were audited:
L w Pitts, Illegal Tax Certificates S5.7S allowed
j. E. Ingrakam, County Printing 1000 :
J. n. Brundage - 1140 =
l.. Ward, Temp. Bridge 1890 .
P. Ward, Sheriff Bill 764s =
III W Lord. Justice Fees. 1855 b"
do Committee Work, 200 s.
II Woodwork, % 200 =
do - 100 d"
FL Wood T." 27,OO
j Wood, - 1l.U0 g
McLoyd Illegal Tax Certificates 1918
Town Sigel Paupcr account, $3.50 -
Geo Rum le Illegal Tax; ertifcates Are
q W Whitney Medical Attendance 65.6i
DR.. Hurley Justice Fees, $l2.4' REID to Dist Atty.
| On motion Board adjourned sine die.
FJ WOOD,
/ County Clerk.