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

correction.
On motion Board adjourned
THURSDAY morning session, Nov. Is $50
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr.. Ostrander in the chair. Meeting
called to order by the chair. Roll call
ed by the clerk. Members all present.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved as read.
| Whittet offered Resolution No. 10.
I Resoz0ed, That the Chairmen and
Clerk of this Board be and they are here
by authorized to issue orders to the build
ing committee in the sum of nine thou
sand dollars And that said committee
be authorized to pay interest on the sum
until paid by the County Treasurer
Which was on motion adopted.
Mr.. Greene offered Resolution No. IL;
ReSozUed, That the sum of $26264
now in the poor fund be transferred to
the general fund
Which was on motion adopted.
Mr.. Smith offered Resolution II u.
ReSolued, That the Court House build
ing committee be and they are hereby
authorizing to procure $4,000 insurance
on new Court House and the sum Of
$1S76O is hereby appropriated for the
same.
Which was on motion adopted.
Mr. Smith offered their report on of
fcers salaries and bonds. On motion of
Mr.. Whittet the report was referred back
to committee for correction.
Mr. Cornish offered their report on
Bill No. 116. Allowed by Board as re-
ported.
Mr.. Mulberger offered Resolution No
12:
Rosoloed, That the county clerk have
the proceedings of the Board printed in
the following named newspapers publish
ed in this county, torWit: Jefferson Banner,
Jefferson Independent, Jefferson County
Union Watertown Democrat, Watertown
Republican, Watertown Gazette, Water
town Weltburger, Palmyra Enterprise,
Waterloo Journal and Lake Mills Spike,
provided such publication shall be COM
pleted by March 1st next; provided the
cost thereof shall not exceed fifteen dol
lars for printing the same for each paper
actually printing the same in it's regular
issue and not by way Of supplemental
so that two hundred copies of said pro-
ceedings be printed in pamphlet form as
soon as practicable-on hundred and
fifty copies to be distributed equally,
among the members of the county board
and fifty copies to be kept in the clerks
office for the use Of the next board; pro-
vided, however, that said Clerk shall let
the contract for printing said pamphlet
to the lowest bidder therefor, after hav-
ing solicited proposals for said printing
from each and every one Of the aforesaid
newspapers-and not othe wise.
Which was on motion adopted.
Mr. Smith offered their report as amend
ed:
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
ofJeferson County:
Your committee, to whom was referred
the matters of recommending the amount
of bonds to be required by County officers
also the salaries to be paid respectively,
report as follows:
That the bonds Of Treasurer shall be
the sum ...........Sl5U OCO
That the bonds Of sheriff shall be the
sum Of............ 10 UOU
That the bonds of County Clerk shall be
That the bonds of Clerk of she Court
shall be the sum of......................... OVe
That the bonds Of Register OF Deeds
shall be the sum Of......................... OVO
That the bonds Of District Attorney
shall be the 900
That the bonds Of Coroner shall b. the
SALARIES.
County Judge, exclusive of five cents per
folio for wrtinr OF the records of the
.,...s1 ooo
Superintendent Schools 8OO
Keeper ofp0or house. 15O
Superintendent of LIST District 200
ed .............. $50
A. B. SMITH,
F. Z. BROOK,
B. NICLAUGHLIN,
T. SCHOLLARD.
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