Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-12-29
WATERFOWL WIS" WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29. 1890

or W or sec. 80, town s, range IA, 2
acres, 81 C, 1879, imperfect Ell. Prescott
piece of land, Sec 9. town 8. range IA, 6
acres, 1.S5, 1879, double assessed.
FARMINGToN.
r. L. Piper, pit or sw or and n
pt or s w or sec. 13, town Z, range
Is, acres, 6.47, 1879, imperfect.
PALMYRA.
I VIM. Mehster. n w or or as decided
by S. B. H. to R. and G., sec, %, town 5
range 16, 6 acres, 15c, 1879, imperfect.
CITY OF WATERToWN-3D WARD.
B. Riley's est, all. ex. acre of land
sold to w. Lester and described above as,
out lot 6, Ia acres, 5.34, 1879, imperfect;
Martin Dwarask, end of out lot SO Sd
ward, 9 acres, 6.53, imperfect.
The report was read by Mr.. Mulberger
and on motion adopted.
Committee on miscellaneous accounts
report on Bills No. 1875 and 209.
Mr.. Brooks moved to amend said re-
port by allowing Bill No. 1876 at $36.
Amendment lost.
On motion the Bill was allowed as re-
ported by committee.
Bill No. 2O9 was reported on and al
lowed by the committee.
On motion Board adjourned.
WEDNESDAY Morning Session, Nov. "A,
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 previous meeting read and
! approved.
Mr.. Reed offered the following resolu-
ton No. %:
Resoived, That the sum of eighty dol
lars be appropriated, for procuring cook
stove for sheriff's residence, and that the
Sheriff is hereby instructed to. expend the
same in procuring a stove to best interest
Of the county, and to furnish vouchers for
expenditure Of same to the next County
Board.
On motion the Resolution was adopt
ed.
Mr.. Grimm offered the following Reso-
luton No. "a
Resolred, That the newly elected
county officers and those who hold over,
be and are hereby inst ucted to remove
from their old offices all books, papers
AMI accounts to the new court house an.
place them in their respective Offices as
soon as said court house is completed ana
accepted by the County Board.
Resolred, That $500, be allowed to
each officer fer said removal, and an r
der drawn by the county clerk for sai,t
amount Is soon as the work is completed.
On motion the Resolution was adopted
Mr. Reed offered the following Resoll-
ton No 25:
ReSolced, That in view of the fac:
that the furnace under the Jail is in veev
uoor repair, and to make the same aji-
swer for present winter. will require 2
large outlay for repairs, therefore tic
building committee are instructed to Ees
said Jail and Sheriff's Office, heateJ -
steam by attachment to heater ;I.i,er
New Court House. And the sufn O,
Three Hundred dollars be and is hereby
appropriated for same.
A motion to adopt the Resolution was
lost.
Mr.. Brook moved that the vote by
which the report of the committee on
county buildings and public property was
rejected be reconsidered.
Motion prevailed.
The committee then presenss ssed an
amended report as follows:
Appropriate 10 Sheriff elect for repairing
furnace i'll 20 90
For small repairs whitewashsng and
painting i'll jail. 30 90
For tools for janitOr, cleaning material
10 w
For vaults and privy tn backyard 100 0C
s225 90
For one years wages of Jantor. $50 90
Sheriff to control, discharge and ap-
point janitor if necessary.
Appropriation to keeper of Poor House
for addition of insane building 500 0O
For one cook stove for Poor HOuse....... 80 90
For small repairs, whitewashing and
painting in Poor House .................... IS 90
s515 90
REHABILITATION.
To Sheriff. 225 90
To Keeper of Poor House. 615 90
Janitor's salary $50 O0
s11so 90
Old buildings to be sold at auction
without delay.
The chairman announced that the
amended report was not in order.
The reading of the original report was
called for. Report read by the Clerk.
Mr.. Whittet moved that the item of $50
for stove in said report be stricken out.
Motion prevailed.
Mr.. Brooks moved that the sum of $500
in said report be stricken out and the
sum of $500 be submitted.
Motion was lost.
Mr.. Reed moved that the whole matter
relating to the addition to Poor House,
as given in said report, be stricken out.
Motion prevailed.
MIR. Grimm moved that the appropria-
ton of $3.50 for wood house be stricken
from said report
Motion prevailed.
Mr.. Cornish moved that the item of
$40 for heating stove for sitting room in
Poor House be stricken out.