Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-01-08

by Mr. opklns. Moved by Mr.. IL ias-
kel' that the resolution be;indefnitely
postponed. Before the motion was put
the question was discussed by Messrs.
Lee, May, and Lohmiller. The ques-
ton was on the motion of H. Haskell
to indefinitely postpone the resolution.
The ayes and nays were called with the
following result.
Ayes. .-Supervisors Ziebell, Sell
Mclaughlin Huebner, Haskell, Spang-
ler, Grimm, Phillips, Greene, Royce.
Reed, Garity, Leonardson, Shinuick
Davis, Bicber. Mulberger, aud Stacy
1S.
Nays Coburn, Ostrander, Hopkins
May, Lohm1lIes MilIard, Coon, Lee,
and Giles.-9
The motion was carried, resolution
indefinitely postponed.
E. 2. May offered memorial No. 4,
which was on motion adopted.
Thursday, November 2lst, 1873.
MORNING sIoN.-Board met pur
suant to adjournment. Chairman be-
ing absent the meeting was called to
order by the Clerk. Roll cel / by the
Clerk. On motion OF b. Z. May w.
s. Greene was elected Chairman pro
tenn. Mr.. Greene in the chair. Min-
utes of yesterdays proceedings read
aud approved.
&. Grimm, chairman OF committee on
al [
tered their report on the following
numbered bills: SO. 81, g., "a, ll3,
(No. 40 withdrawn), Al 46, SO, Ill,
200. II 81, 10, rs, 40 l52 On mo-
ton Of }. u. Royce the report was
adopted and allowed as reported by the
commi tie.
w. W Wondman, chairman of COM
miltee 90 Snenfs aud Jall expenses,
offered their report on the following
numbered lis: l53, lU7, 1855, 1911,
l6S, l65, l67, 50, l9l, 2l, 81, 2O7
0 motion OF }. D. Royce blIl No. Il
t, be allowed at the amount claimed
Tae motion was lost. Report was adopt
ei and allowed as reported by the com-
mlttee.
Ii. Haskell, chairman of committee
on miscellaneous accounts, offered their
report oD the following nun bared bulls
1913, 90, 2O9, %, l34. 1872, 25, loS,
40. On mo ion the report was adopt
ed and allowed as reported by the com
mittee.
Mr.. Stinnick, chairman of commit
tee GA settlement with County Treasu-
rer, offered Ghelr. report, which Was
read by the Clerk, aud was, on motion
4dopted by the Board
The committee appointed to settle
with the County Treasurer respectfully
report that tney have examined the ac-
counts OF the Treasurer, compared his
vouchers with The statements hereto at
tached, ,and fnd same correct, and would
fur'ber report that we fnd in the hands
OF the Treasurer, county orders issued
by Fond du Lac county in favor of jet
terson county, amounting to S766.OO
which the Treasurer was unable to COL
lect, and We are informed that they will
not pay until the collection Of the next
| tax
Al! Of which is respectfully submit
ted,
THos. SHINNIcK,
JOHN DAVIS,
NJ. G. Coon,
Dated, November 10th, 1878.
| GIDEON Ives, County TREASURER, IN Ac-
COUNT WITH JEFFERSON COUNTY.
DR..
To cash on hand at settle
ment Nov. lS77............. 8 2362 O8
Tax certificates at settle
ment, Nov. 1878. ..... 1888 II
Delinquent state lands un-
paid at settlement, Nov,
lSIL L............."........ Is SO
5 ate tax levied Nov, 1871. I7743 80
Coun tax levied Nov, s.
10 t'...". 1888 IA
School mouey received from
CtaIe...- .................- $500 10
Drainage money received
from State.... rs As
Cash from sundry school dis
tricts for Indebtedness to
Gtate....... ............. 587 90
Suit tax from Clerk of the
Court. ......................". l02 90
Fines aud costs from Treas.
urer ofCityo atertownS 8 1000
Fines and costs from Treasu- T...e
rer of Koshkonong ... $50"
Fines and costs from ?. Jan
isch J. p Watero 200 5
Fines aud costs from As
Porter j. P. Palmyra .... 10000
Fines and costs from Clerk
ofthe =. 256e-2o2 SO
Cash received from &, Stop
penbach for brick, Poor
House,. ..."~... ...... 25 90 |
Cash received from A.
Scheubner, superinten-
dert of poor. 40 81
Cash received from G. w
Griffith, superintendent OF
poor........". ............ 1853 37-2l2 81 |
Five per cent On deliuqnent
taxes -.. 110eo