Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-22

Lake Mills, l2-Christ. Lohn, {. j.
Milard, VIM. Breutkrenz. William Eugs-
berg, L. d. Fargo Herman Woelfert B.
B. Sanborn, VIM. B. Nef, Fred G. Smith,
William Barr, Chas. Kuhl, L. B. Cooper.
Oakland, &c. p. Goodrich, T. G.
Blanchard, l.. l.. Ssetson, E. A. Hart n.
d. NJ Bredt, John Daniels, William Fill
bel.
Palmyra, u B. Hooper, VIM Piper,
Thos Hooper, Sen, Christopher H. Stacy
Henry Noyce, Byron Moore, Joshua
Thayre.
Sullivan, 6-Adolp ph Scheuber, Michael
Rowe, Joseph McLery, John Rohan, John
Ge bhardt, Jacob Rickerman.
Waterloo village, sc. d. Mead, John
Helmes, c. R. Stone, A. C. Douglas, III.
Galloway.
Watertown town, 8-Frederick Butler,
Ferdinand Sydow, John Klausch, Rich
ard ShiEnieh, Fred Buchholz, Chas. VOL
lensaek owen Collins, Edward A. .Mulick
Watertown city, 1S-2d ward 8-Chas
Hahn, Albert Arndt, Philip Reidt, Chas
Walther Gustav Eberle, Louis Schmidt,
Jr., Adolpb Iochulermann, Chas. Czech.
City OF Watertown, 4th ward, 5-W.
d. Stacy, John Eerneer M. }. Gallagher,
Thomas sullivan, Hugh Boyle
City Of Watertown, 7th ward, 5-John
Mooney, John McGolrick, Joseph Gran
del, Alansing Boomer, George Reinhardt
WILLIAM ZIEBELL,
A. b. FAvILLE,
b. MCLAUGHLN
Com.
Mr.. Grimm offered their report on bills
number, 129, l13 206, 180, 172 1S9,
2l1, 25. Report adopted and bills allow
eel as reported by the committee. Bill
number 10G referred to committee on poor
Report OF A. G.. Steiner district attor-
ney, read and ordered placed on Journal
STATE OF WISCONSIN, !
Jefferson County. %
A. G. Steiner, District Attorney of said
county, being duly sworn, says that since
the time OF his last report to-wit: The 9th
day OF Nov. 1879 he has received from
w. IL. Crouch and ". G.. Waldo, on for
ieiture OF recognizance (S250,) two hun
dred and fifty dollars and (32) thirty-two
dollars cost, and that | have received
from X. Kruger, ct al the sum of (244D
twenty-iuu: collars and forty-one cents
costs: in all the sum of three hundred
and SIX dollars and iorty-one cents.
Which sum has been paid into the Coun-
ty Treasury.
4. G.. STEINER, District Attorney.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
9th day OF Nov. 1880
CHAS. / KREBS, Clerk Circuit Court.
Nj. Cornish offered their report on bills
number 1876, 2O9. Report adopted and
bill allowed as reported ly the lommittee
On motion of Mir. Cornish, bill number
20S, was allowed by the Board.
Mr.. Spangler, offered their report on
cancellation and comparing county or
ders, remaining 2 years uncalled for in
county clerks office, also cancelled coun-
ty orders paid by county Treasurer,
TO the Honorable Board Of Supervisors
Of Jefferson County:
Your Committee, appointed to compare
County orders, remaining in County
Clerks office, nncalled for, two years and
| over, and for the cancellation of County
Orders, have performed their duty and
present to the Board the cancelled Coun-
| ty orders and orders remaining in County.
| Clerks office two years, uncalled for, to
be destroyed according to law. They also
present vouchers of County Judge and of
w. III. Porter and n Bruett for services
performed by order Of circuit judge, to
be filed in county clerks Office.
LIST OF ORDERS UNCALLED FOR.