The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1879-11-27
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY
BOARD.
ov. 20.-Board met at 9 A. n.

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| Nov. 20.-Board met at GAM.
| A petition of T. G. Shove, relating te
Illegal taxes was read and referred.
The bill of Carus for rent for Office fc,
county judge was allowed.
On motion of Roble the clerk was In
structed to receive bids for furnishing
the county with so cords of wood. By
Werner reciting the charges heretofore
paid for the conveyance of criminals, in
sane persons, and youths to the Reform
School, and the expenses actually incur
red for such transportation and providing
that hereafter the following should be
the fees allowed: Sixty dollars to the
sheriff, including all assistants for TAX
ing one prisoner to the state prison and
one-half that sum for each additional
convict. Thirty-fve dollars to the sheriff
including all assistants for taking one
insane person to the Oshkosh asylum
and one half that sum for each additional
person SO conveyed or taken back. Forty
dollars to the same officer for conveying
any youth to the Reform School at Wau-
kesha, and one half that sum for each
additional person. These sums shall in
clude all charges in such cases against
the county. Adopted
Report of committee on elections was
| adopted, relating to fees of persons for
making election returns.
Report Of committee on sheriff's and
justices claims was read and referred
back for further examination.
Report of assessment committee on mo-
ton of Miller was made the special order
for Saturday.
Resolution by White instructing the
district attorney to prosecute all assessors
who have not assessed gold and silver
watches. Lost.
Resolution by Johnston instructing
committee on Public Improvements to
plant shade trees in court house lots,
when needed. Adopted.
Adjourned to P. NJ. Friday.
Nov. 21.-Memorial of P. Johnston.
relating to increased accommodation by
the state for the insane people was unan-
imously adopted and the clerk was in
structed to furnish.each of our represent
tatives with copy of the memorial.
A number of resolutions were adopted.
Committee on sheriff's and justices
claims again reported and report IVES
adopted.
A committee for cancelling tax certif-
Gates of r. P. Eaton was appointed.
Report of committee on poor was adopt
ed. Report of special committee on
county poor and insane was read by o.
tenfeldt and after discussion laid on the
table. Adjourned till a. M. Saturday.
Saturday, board met. Petition of
Helgie Thompson adopted.
Resolution by Amunds instructing the
cancellation of certificates On E of lot
in block 164, for 1878, On account of the
reduced circumstances of the owner, she
having paid those of 1876 and7. Adopt
ed. Report of committee on assessment
was in order. Linstedt was called to the
chair and the report adopted. -
NOV 25 e9o sos du met AZ 9 A. NJ. and
adjourned for one hour. A petition of
the teachers of the county was acted
upon. A number of resolutions were
adopted. Werner Pfunder and lander
appointed committee to make o list of
mileage of members. Adjourned till P.
NJ. A number of resolutions were re-
scinded and others adopted. Linstedt,
Roblee and Pankratz were appointed 9
committee to destroy county orders, GER
tifcates, vouchers etc. Report of COM
mittee on illegal assessments adopted.
Report of committee on bridges made
special order for following day. A num-
Der of resolutions were adopted after
which the board adjourned until 9 A. NJ.
Wednesday. Nov, 26.-Board met.
The committee on bridges made ma
jority and a minority report, the former
adopted. Werner. Wilker and Strod-
thof appointed committee to investigate
Jail. Dist. Attorney was instructed to
prosecute matter of County VS. Sullivan
to final Judgment. Report of committees
on jail and mileage were adopted. Board
adjourned sine die.