Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-01-09

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dali Wegeman Mulberger Brook Brecken-
ridge. (1I
Mr. Greene offered the following resolu-
ton No % which was on motion adopted
ResolUed-That it shall hereafter and
henceforth be considered rule and abso
lutte regulation of this Board that they will
entertain no bills against the county unless
clerks office according to law GREENE.
Mr. Greene offered the following resolution
No "a which wason motion adoption.
Resoloed-That q committee of three be APP
pointed to take ali inventory of the personal
property belonging to this county now in
possession of the Sheriff County Clerk Clerk
of the Court County Judge Register of deed
and County Treasurer and report same to
this Board at the earliest practicable NOM
ent
Stoppenbach offered the following resolu-
ton No 25 which was on motion adopted.
Reso1ced That the list of lands 10 be sold
for taxes be also published in lhe Weltbur
ger the german paper published at Water
town provided said publication VIII not cost
more than % cents for each description.
STOPPENBACH.
Charles Wollensack offered the following
resolution No 26 which was on motion
adopted.
ResolUed-That the Superntendents of the
poor be instructed to let to the lowest bidder
OF regularly graduated physicians the medi-
cal attendance of the inmates OF the county
poor house to include all medicines and sur
gical operations for the ensuing year. G II
WOLLENSACK,
Committee on County Buildings offered
their report which was adopted as amend
ed.
Your committee on County Buildings ask
leave to report that they have examined the
various buildings and fad them in good
condition except as considered in the follow
ing recommendations
There is reeded at the County Jail
woodshed 24xl6 feet, built so as 10 cover
the brick bake oven, and we recommend an
appropriation OF $500 for The same.
There is also needed cook stove at the
JAIL the one in present use having become
almost worthless; and needs repairing. For
this we recommend an appropriation of
SI0.5O We find the Court House needs
painting and whi,ewa ;hing, and repairing
in some other respects. For all of which
we recommend an appropriation of $3.50. 90,
Court House fence The office of Clerk Of
the Court and Register OF Deeds is in a very
insecure condition considering the great
value of records therein contained, and we
recommend an appropriation OF $50 for the
purchase and hanging of sixteen solid iron
shutters on the windows of said offices.
We find the County Poor House in very fair
condition, we'll kept and managed by the
keeper, Mr.. Geo. Trucks. There are needed,
however, some repairs and additions for
which we recommend the following:
For 70 rods fence on south line $1,000
Painting tin roof, windows aud floors 5000
For Hogpen 10000
Double Corn crib, 24xl9 with drive
way 100 90
| buggy and single harness 80 90
Repair Of old buggT 5 90
Raising floor in old driveway 20 90
We recommend to continue the renting
of the rooms now occupied by the County
Judge and County Clerk for the coming
year providing the same can be had at an
annual cost not to exceed $3.50 per year
with the privilege of occupying the same
for FIVE years or less at the same rate.
RECAPITULATloN.
Woodshed and cook stove at jail S 45 90
Painting and repairing of Court
House $50 90
Iron shutters for Register and
Clerk of Courts offices 80 Oc
Seventy rods fence at Poor
House farm 70 90
Painting tin roof, windows and
floor 80 90
Hogpen and corn-crib 200 90
l buggy and single harness 80 90
Repair of Court Yard fence l5 90
Repair of old buggy 90
Raising floor in driveway 20 90
W. D. HOARD,
S. f. RANDALL, Com.
j. g. LEoNARDsoN.
Committee on Cancellation offered the or