Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-15

OI CWO lluuUIcu QOlldfS Do appropriated
for that purpose, and, that for the purpose
of obtaining supply of coal for heating
the Court House, the sum of five hun
dred dollars be appropriated On the
completion of the Court House, it will
become necessary to employ competent
and faithful janitor who is to take charge
of the said building, to keep it clean and
in order and attend to the heating of the
same. and who is to give his whole time
to the care of the said building and the
surrounding grounds. Your committee
believe that the services of such man
could be obtained at sum not exceeding
three hundred and fifty dollars per year.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
Dated November 18th, $780,
J. w. OsTRANDER
III. MULBERGER,
ADAM SPANGLER,
w. L. HosKINs,
n. F. HOPKINS,
Com
Which was on motion of Mr.. Mulberg-
er laid over until next Tuesday evening
at half past o'clock to be made special
order for the evening.
Mr. Cornish moved a reconsideration
by which the vote adopting resolution
number 2 was carried; the ayes and nayes
called for with the following result. Ayes,
Haskell, Ostrander, Spangler, jenkins,
Jones, Cornish, Hoskins, Greene, Whittet
Faville, Bond, Shinnick, Sprague, Null
berger, and Breckenridge (15). Nays
Sell Coburn, Woodman, Mclaughlin
Huebner, Grimm, Smith, Kennedy, Reed,
Powers, Schollard, Gaebler, Brook, (14),
the motion prevailed. The motion was
on the adoption of the resolution. Ayes
and Nays called for with the following
result. Ayes, Sell, Coburn, Woodman,
Mclaughlin, Huebner, Grimm, Bridges,
Smith, Reed, Powers, Schollard, Brook,
az Nays, Haskell, Ostrander, Spangler,
Jenkins, Jones, Cornish, Hoskins, Greene
Kennedy, Whittet, Favilie, Bond, Shin
nick, Sprague, Gaebler, Mulberger, and
Breckenridge, C7) he motion was lost.
Mr. Jones called for the reading of re-
solution number L. which was read, and
on motion of Mr.. Whittet the resolution
was laid over until tomorrow morning.
Leave of absence was granted to Null
berger until Tuesday next.
On motion Board adjourned until to-
morrow morning at 9 o'clock.
SATURDAY morning session, Nov.13, 1880.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr. Ostrander IN the chair. Meeting
called to order by the chair. Roll called
by the Clerk. Members all present.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved as read.
Mr.. Woodman offered Resolution No.
g. which was on motion adopted.
Resolccd, That the Sheriff be request
ed to make the report to this Board on
or before Tuesday, the 10th day of Nov
ember, showing in what manner and for
what purpose the money, if any, has been
received by him and has been disbursed
as required by report of building com
mittee, which was adoped by this Board
at Its November session, 1879, and that
vouchers accompany his report.
Mr.. Woodman offered report on Sher-
ifs Bills No. 199, IA. 100, 176 Allow
ed as reported. Nos. 54, l24, 12O dis
allowed.
O.S. Cornish offered report on Miscel-
laucous accounts. Nos. 81, 130, re-
ferred to SSheritf"s account. 119 to Super.
intenient OF Poor Is, 128, so, 14O, al
lowe'i as reported.
Mr Hoskins offered their report on
settlement with Geo. Trucks, keeper OF
Poor House and as Superintendent of I'd
district
To tie Honorable Board Of Supervisors
Of jefferson County.
Your Committee to settle with the
superintendent of door and keeper OF
the poor house do submit the following
! report.
GEORGE TRUCKS, SUPERINTENDENT ID DISTRICT.
DISRIIRSEMENTS