River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-11-27
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| = k4t1enberger election aetarns - 70
J A Martin carrying insane man % 4m
| J 4 Hamilton election returns 2 - zoo
I Nelson insane bill 10 % le5 50
4 l. Nelson sheriff bill Isl g Isl %
wood bill 30 90 80 90
insane btu 10 70 10 Is
sberiifs bill 90 ; 90
| J Sehalthess surveying ~ % ~ 60
oberiins constable ices - % rsisa ba r
J 0ppliger justice fees aol 2el
| w II Taylor election returns ~ % ~ %
/ NJ J Paine stationary drugs - ~ Is 40
q Fenton Justice ices 5o 80 20 ~
1 \ u Holmes Justice fees - 70
| X w Lewis sundri1s ~ II ~ ~
/ Q S Dunbar justice fees 1890 10 u
| a II Lord Deputy sheriff bill y So 40 81
| J Moore constable ices % 30
| L J. Nelson ct al witness fees 81 6 II
| lj Elicit tobacco 81 o. refd to IA
| sundries 8 90 90
Merfie6 Fowler printing ~ ~ bg %
| Co Treasurer sundries ISL 81 le7 "a
| u Eckman lumber 50 50
| ii Cotton medical bill 10 90 10 90
| A w Gilman election returns ls ~
| T. heimou election returns ~ ~
/ Doughty i Card legal services 70 ~ y %
4 } bolden insane bill w 90
| J w VIM dinners for jury ~ ~
| ID Scott election returns ~ ~
/ Il Burnett election returns 5 90 %
| Horny stark election returns ~ ~
| Mckwen 3 Go sundries 80 ~
| 4 4 Anderson election returns , 70 -
: I s 3 NsSd as ) 70
| / 4 Marlin - . 81 9 81
| II & Guest CI'k Court fees los 45 l05 %
| Il T ,Ames boarding prisoners rs rs ~ as5 70
| L Edwards eOnstaRles fees ~ % W
4 carroll sherirs ices 30 40 5z ~ 20 -
Walsingham election etc a 3 a
| Adam Brown election returns o % Q -
| Il M Sands dept sheriff bill y 10 " ~
| A Weld court commissioner 2. y
John Buckley election returns = " - "
| / Il Nelson sherits fees 81 ~ ~ 90
| Il IL Ives printing and paper 81 8. 3o - ~
Case Douiittle eiectt'n staten 10 ~ - ~
| A II lord livery to Red Wing W ~
/ Il l. Davis sundries 70 20
| Wilkinson Is, court com Issioner ~ ~
| J W Hancock messenger sent " W
| ] a Stirratt election returns ~ ~
| Il Fitzgerald e" VI Ut
| j W Hancock sundries 10 10 70 20
| j w Hancock rav. to In. school 100
| for boys o. ou o. 90
| Assessors meeting Of assessors Il II II "a
| The Committee referred the follow
ing bills to the committee of the whole,
j. j. Schulthess, surveying, $500;
David Scott, services on Road Com
mittee, ST. 50; Il. Stark, services on
Road Committee, $11.00. b. Elliott
tobacco bill, $37.61; f. b. Nelson,
stone for barn, 5000. On motion of
Sup. Copp the report of the Auditing
Committee was accepted and adopted
and the various bills allowed as recon-
mended by the committee. The
Board then went into committee of
the whole, Sup. Bailey in the chair, to
act on bills referred by the Auditing
Committee.
The following bills were allowed in
full B. Elliott, S37 81; David
Scott, S12 so; II. A. Stark, $11; j.
j. Schuthess, S26 90 The bill of
+. b. Nelson was rejected. On mo-
ton the committee rose and Chairman
Stark having resumed the chair, Sup
Scott presented the bill Of M Ware
and moved it be allowed in full. The
motion was lost by, ayes s. noes ii.
Sup Brown moved to allow one-half
(S37. 500 of the amount claimed. Sup
Walsingham moved to amend by allow
ing $50 90. Amendment lost; ayes
s, noes 10. The original motion of
Sup Brown allowing $37 so was then
adopted. Sup Scott of the Road Com
mittee presented the appeal of IL free
holders of the town of Trimbelle from
the action of the Board Of Supervisors
of said town, whereby said Board re-
fused to repair the Thurstion hill. On
motion the appeal was laid on the ia
BILE. A bill Of j. f. Mason for i'm
| provement on the county poor farm
was presented and referred to the aud
iting committee. Board then adjourn
ed until Friday morning at O'Clock
A. NJ.
MORNING sEssIoN-4th DAY.
Board met at o'clock A. NJ. A
full Board present. Minutes of the
previous session were read and approx
ed. The resolution introduced by
Sup Copp at the afternoon session of
yesterday to abolish the paesent sys-
| tenn of maintaining the poor in Pierce
county, was taken from the table and
adopted.
Sup. Bailey moved that the appoint
ment of a county agent be made the
special order at 7 o'clock P. NJ. Car
ried. Sup Dill offered the following:
Resolo.d, By the County Board of Super
vsors of Pierce County that the practice OF
| furnishing tobacco and other luxuries to
persons lncarcerated in the county Jail be
| abolished and that the resolution regulating
the same be expunged from the records |
Adopted. Sup Bowers moved that
the Chairman appoint committee of
3 to investigate illegal taxes on land
owned by Thomas Brownlee in the
town of Ellsworth Carried. Sup
Brown moved that certain road taxes
on lands owned by William Haynes in
the town of Isabelle for 1877 be can
celled on the tax sale records in the |
Office of Co Treasurer and Co. Clerk, |
and the same be charged back to the
town of Isablle to enable said William
Haynes to pay the same in town Or
dcrs of the town of Isabelle with inter
est at the rate of per cent Carried
Sup Burnett from the auditing. COM
mlttee submitted additional list of bills
and recommen led they be allowed as
follows: IF Mason, $50 90; Adam
Brown, $11 20; U j Peny, ST "a;
Peter Lewis, 81 16; Halvor Tellefson,
SIS 08; Cameron Amberg &c Co, $54;
e Ii Ives, IS 70 On motion the same
were allowed as recommended Board |
then adjourned until o clock NJ
AFTERNOON sEssIoN---4th DAY
Board met at clock Pm A full |
Board present Minutes of the morn
ing session were read and approved |
The Chairman appointed Sups Bowers,
Hutchinson and Anderson to investi-
gate illegal taxes of j Brownlee in the
town of Ellsworth The auditing COM
mittee submitted additional list of bills
recommending the amounts to be al
lowed: Julius Clifford, 81 90, al !
lowed Sc 90; Close, S15 II, 81 90 |
allowed; W Fl Warn, $15 70, 81 90 |
allowed; Il S Baker. $40 0O,allowed
in full; G P Bracket, S12 90, allow
ed 80 90 On motion of Sup Copp
the bills were allowed as recommended
Sup Fitzgerald submitted report of the
committee on jury list On motion the
same was accepted and adopted The
Clerk then read the annual report Of
the County Superintendent of schools
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