Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-21

FRIDAY, JUNE 81, 1878
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BOARD PROCEEDINGS.
CONTINTEE FROM SECOND PAGF.
iyadlry Judgements, and have paid in part the
sniy uLbcr outstanding judgement, aud have
pllang, lnents lOr ith cnife e2liu2dishmenli as
I'm be seen by he stipulation herewith sub.
Llitlcd for your approval.
There were the following reports doCkctrd
Sep 70 1896 in ,bu u. 5. court for the West.
rpi DstficL Of Wisconsin, rs VIII be seen by
10 copy Of reensc herewith submitted. viz
Daniel ogden Bradley and Chas,Cnrts
w.
c,c ueurd Of Supervisors, Iowa county.
Judgments, ..................slL,I 22 "a
Is 10
ST. lGs u
Vnaa Curtis VI The board Or Supervisors q lowaco
S,92I3 23
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On computing the original judgment, Of
which this wab result, The commissioners
discovered an error Of $1,000, by which sum
ttis Judgment Was reduced.
these Judgments, with interest computed
ON date Of Judgment 70 date Of payment.
April ~, 1873
Amount respectively to"""...,,.ao..sl9o7 &c
Ald lh5I5,3l
$50, G22.s3
This was paid nj IS cents on the dollar
amounting 10 $50 G9l 60.
The only other Judgment IL the vi. q. Bow
"a Judgment commonly known as the "Mar
rincr Cihim," md which has been so fruitful
NJ mundumuscs and arrests for contempt
This Judgment was recovered April ~, 1870
for $50, 2Si.35 TO this IN 10 be added eight
years interest At per cent, aud SW3.37 costs
On mandamus, &c. In all amounting 10 So,
400
On ths judgment the commissioners pnid tho
GLOWING amounts, tO.wit:
costs lald IN flll .......''... "
1884, .d3 ~ 81 per cent "..., ,....,"l9 f51 20
Interest on S6J, 600 from day Of settle
n0nt 10 May lst, 1878, from which dnto
the new bonds are 10 run".".."o..m." l5l 65
sl3 y
Called IN our settlement $l3SS0 net, and
Thus bringing the balance down to $4,000, lor
which We have stipulated That the county shan
iA.llc ncW bonds, bearing il tcrcsl Mt I per cent,
and To hcCumG due $4,000 in 1856 $4,000 Iii
isS7 $50 900 in 1898, and $4,000 IN 1889, thus
dricrlng lhe payment al any pant OF the prrn
otpal unliI the money borrowed From the state
t,all have been paid,
III will be seen by tho stipulation with Mr.
Mariner, that 10 remove any doubl as TO the
legality Of the new bonds, the county j. tc
qalrcd 10 secure the passage Of u special law.
legulizing the new iesue OF bonds, before the
Judgment cnn be fully satisfied. Under ordi
nary circumstances lhia would have delayed
the final settlement until nltcr the session of
the next legislature Being anxious to iInully
tcllcvc themselves and the C0.irom my further
Iouhle IN this mhtlcr tho Commissioner
Thought IL best 10 cndeUyor To ret such a law
tNsecd 1T tho late special session Of the rgs
laturc For this purpose Mr. Mariner was Ic. |
uucSlcd to draw such M ucl Us would tatfly |
bnself and Commissioners Vivian and Bennett |
visited Madison, TO secure II possible, IT, pms
ssg" at the spcelal session. III this they Wctc |
successful, although both houses Ind resolved |
todono business except the special business for
which they were convened. a certified copy Of
said law is herewith submitted, with coplce ~ |
tAc state rnpcls IN which il Is published
The lhanko Of the Commissioners are due To
onr senator, Archibald Campbell for lis sue
Geestnl passage through The Senate, and To
Hon, VIM. +, Carter, who ehalnponcd II in
hc Assembly.
Tho Commissioners huvc Thought IL uuncc
rsnry 10 submit ihrir statement of moneys
received and discussed, hut have dcMycd il
Unil they slmll have completed til IL labots
and thus become "iuncius utllciDp From the
Vca Information they can Set, there arc our
stunamg yet III unknown hnds, one bond and
some coupons. These may he lost Il pre-
spntcd before the regular session tile Coumis
,lOnets Will have IN their hands sufficient funds I
To ecttle them. Mir Mariner nso claims HAT {
some errors haYc erept into his computations I
settlement tuf tlt%e reasons, lhc CpmmS I
stonctS propose To delay tho financial settle |
mGul unlll yoar regular session, when, having |
ilhlshed Tia" business entrusted 10 them, they |
VIII 10 prepared To submit their accounts, and |
ray over uny balance that Iany be IN their |
lands
they herewith submit account of travelling
gNlrneca, Ne,
THIS settlement will leave the county lndrht
~ 70 the STATE, $l50,O00; 10 Mariner, $6l QUO
~ al, S2l5,uOOa fraction ovel3 per cent
81 he county assessment rs equA2cd by the
county board.
by Ills settlement tho county will have 10
'evS f9tm Of The principal and the interest
~ lho whole dchl each year until lSSa, N
which year there viii rrmnm only Slaulu e.
ec pald The annnul tnX Tor thia purpose vii
h. little more than 1t has been ior lie Met tWu
4eais, az the Interest Il larger. hut thr mlcy.
#ei charge VIII ii, crease each year Is the plia
}pNl Is rudUcCd
HE puvmoh, l0r the coming year Mil III, III
round numbers, S31otO which is il fraction
ever the hpll vt per cent on the county rs
'hsmcui " rqualizcd by the Board. fhiS
Sll b. The thrgest Mymeut, rs the interest
aitl hc steadily reduced each year
Respectfully submitted
louN VI NIviNS,
.losEtlt BENNETT,
l. W. JOINER
Which werc referred to n special
committee, consisting 81 Mrssrs
Slnellirr Smith and Billings,
On MOTION, tho rules for .he gov
eminent OF the last board were
adopted hy this board.
On motion, the bonrd adjourned to
y n III. .O.maliuw.
SECOND DAYS SESSION
Thursday, June ~. . Il. m
Tho hVari met pursuant t. al
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