Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-01-22

We further find that the six thou
sand old records were to be recorded at
Al per folio, and the six thousand six
hundred of new records we're to be
recorded at five cents per folio, max
ing in all the sum of six hundred dol
lars due him for the recording of said
1860 folios.
We further find that he had the
sum of s4OO paid him, and would re-
commend that two orders be drawn for
the sum Of one hundred dollars each
one in payment Of bill lO5, assigned to
e McMahon and done in favor of
Henry Colonius which sum of two
hundred dollars shall be in tulI pay
ment to said Henry Coonius for all re-
cording done 10 his office to this date.
We would further say IN regard to
the boxes asked for we would recon-
mend that he be authorized to purchase
the same at the expense of the county.
In regard to his arrangements be
made SO that he can draw his pay for
recording each month, we would res
pecitulIy submit the mater to the
Board without recommendation.
Respectfully submit ed.
HENRY HASKELL.
j ". LoHMILLER,
John O. REED,
The following recording was done
i'll the Office Of the County Judge
since his report in 1876 aud his last
settlement with the Board of Super
vlsors:
Vo.ume of probate orders from page
213 10 262
Volume of probate orders from page
399 4u9.
Volume of probate orders from page
5US to 5l2.
Volume of miscellaneous orders from
page l24 10 500.
Volume | of guardians AID wards from
page 465 10 al2.
Volume ofguardians and wards from
page l6 10 247.
Volume 2 of guat dians and wards from
page 439 TO 4o2
Voume 3 of guardians aud wards from
page TO IL.
Foiume 3 Of guardians and wards from
page 377 TO 3Sl.
Volume OF guardians and wards from
pa-e 10 l4l
| poume | proof of wills from page
332 20 AT.
Volume OF minutes of page TO As.
Volume OF probate letters from page
3I7 to 4 g.
Vo!ume OF ln,estate estates from page
l32 TO 297.
Volume } OF wills and certificates from
| page 206 10 25l.
| Volume of general recor2s from page
les to $40.
Volume OF sales from page l to 7S.
Tue above composes all my work
doue since my last settlement with the
County Board of Supervisors for which
d bill of SlUO has been presented t
to your honorable Body and a balance
OF 500 is still due as shown by my re
port.
All of which is respectfully submit
ted.
Dated Nov. 22d. 1878.
Henry CoLoNIUs, Jud &c.
The bills were allowed as reported
| by the Committee.
On motion Of W. S. Greene the
request of the County Judge was grant
ed, that he be allowed to drawn his pay
every mouth for Recording upon flug
his affidavit with the County Clerk of
such recording.
Il. Mulberger offered resolution 2l,
which was on motion adopted.
Resoloed, That for the year 1879
10 allowance shall be made to the
sheriff tor the expenses of turnkey
aud that hereafter this county will not
be liable for any expense that may be
incurred by any sheriff iE consequence
OF having employed turkey.
Bills No. lO2 aud 50 were taken
from the table. Moved by j. G. Reed
that bill No. lO2 in relation to book
covers be allowed for 85 cents per
cover. The motion was lost. T.e
bill was allowed as claimed at $751;
65. Bill No. SO was referred back to
committee on Miscellaneous accounts.
W. S. Greene presented Sheriff
Browns bond, which was by the Chair
referred to committee bonds. District
Attorneys Bond took the same refer
ence.
Resolution No. IA was taken from
the table and on motion of w. d
Stacy committee of three Was ap-
pointed by the Chair to make a report
On the same as to the plumber of jour
nails to be printed. Stacy, Hopkins,
and Royce were appointed such
committee.
w. W. Woodman offered Rsolutiou
No. %, which was. on motion adopted:
Resolved, That the lists Of lands to
be sold for taxes be also published in
the Weltburger, the German paper
published at Watertown, provided
said publication will not cost more than
twenty five cents for each descrip-
ton.
On motion of w. W. Woodman
3oard adiourDed nntil Mon6au at g