The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-12-12

named paupers to St Nazianz, and SUBJ
NIT the same to your consideration. All
of which is respectfully submitted.
CUAs. GELBKE,
Chairman Of Com. on Poor
Report Of special committee
To the Hon. Board Of Supervisors Ct
Manitococ County:
Your committee appointed By resolu-
ton Of your honorable body to provide
Office rooms for the County Judge, would
res fully report that on the Sth day
of December 1877, they duly examined
court house for the purpose of ascertain
ing whether there were any suitable
rooms therein that could be occupied as
office rooms by said County Judge, and
found there was none which could be ap-
propriated to that purpose. Neither
could there be any easily and conven-
iently formed (out of other rooms with
out depriving either the Sheriff or County
/ Sup't of Schools of the rooms now used
and occupied as offices by these officers.
This your committee did not feel author
lied or empowered to do, and as there was
no other suitable room in the court house,
your committee were compelled to rent
rooms for said judge. Your committee,
as agent for the county, contracted a
lease with Fred Carus for rooms in Sec
ond story of what is known as Bach's
Building, south side, for the sum of
Sl25.0U the first year and $4,000 per
year for the three successive ones, said
rooms to be put in suitable condition by
I and at the expense uf the lessor aud tue
said sums to be paid by the county to the
said Carus at the expiration of each
/ year, said lease to be revocable at the
end of each or any year by either party,
after first giving 80 days notice. Your
committee would further state that the
rooms rented are comfortable and stu
ated and are located in a building rea-
sonably fire-proof. The records pertain
ing to the office will therefore be toler-
ably safe-a fact which your committee
deem of vital Importance The charges
are reasonable and the location good,
being in the Immediate vicinity of the
court house. Your committee have
taken the necessary steps to remove the
office furniture from the old to the new
location, to purchase and place in posit-
ion stoves for the new rooms, and to
otherwise fit said rooms for occupation
BY County Judge on the LIST day of Jan
uary.
JOHN CAREY.
c. W. WHITE Com.
j. OsTENFELDT.
The report was adopted.
Resolution No. 2. by f. Ostenfeldt,
was unanimously adopted
| ResolUed, That the the chairman and
clerk of this Board are authorized to
issue county orders to the amount OF
$500 to the county treasurer for money
advanced for the county.
: On motion of John Carey, Board ad-
journed till 8 o'clock A. NJ, May "A,
1878.
May "A, at 8 o'clock A. NJ, Board
met. Roll called Ali members present
Journal Of previous meeting read and
plofeu.
Resolution No. 8, by Thos. Thorn
ton
WHEREAS, The clock in the County
Clerks office has outlivied it's usefulness
as a time keeper, therefore be it
| ReSolred, That the county clerk be
authorized and instructed to sell or trade
exceed SIS.
Adopted-ayes 81, nays 4.
On motion of Geo Cooper recess Of
fifteen minutes was taken.
| After recess, the report of the District
Attorney was read and adopted.
t. the Hon. County Board of Super
uiSOrs of Manitoa00c County
At the last annual session of your
9 honorable body. report was rendered
by your committee on illegal assessments,
of which the following is part
Being unable to dispose of all the
questions submitted in relation to a large
number of these certificates, we therefore
recommend that all claims undisposed of
by this report be referred to the District
Attorney for examination, and that he
be required to examine all claims herein
specified as undisposed of and to report
in writing to the next meeting of the
County Board his conclusions, after such
examination, as to the legality of said
claims, and that in said report he specify
particularly the reasons why each cert-
ficate or class of certificates are Illegal.
give the date of the transfer from the
County, classify those presented that
have passed out of the County treasury
without consideration, giving his reasons
why all certificates are or are not valid
claims against the County, and compute
the interest upon all those, the allowance
of which he recommends to the County
Board *
The claims which we recon mend to
refer to the District Attorney are:
Claim of A. wallich, $500 50
! - =. F. Schmitz. 20 IS
| . - r. Z. Eaton 1O767
/ - j. W. Toombs, 1858
| Petition Of Schmidt"
| (See pages 81 and IS of printed pro-
ceedings of County Board for 1879
1t appears that such report, from
which the above is extracted, was adopted
by said County Board and on pages 43
and A of the aforesaid printed proceed
ings it further appears that seventy-fve
dollars was appropriated for the pay
ment of such services SO to be performed
in pursuance of the aforesaid re"ommen-
dations of your committee on illegal as
sessmentS.
In pursuance of such request by the
County Board, and in consideration of
the sum directed to be paid for the SER
vices to be rendered, |, A j. Schmitz,
District Attorney Of Manisowoc County,
do report as follows:
| have made the examinations referred