Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-02-18
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All of which is respectfully submitted.
E. p. MAY,
CHRISTOPHER GRIMM,
JOHN WHTrTET,

JOHN WHTrTET,
Com.
Mr.. Rogers offered resolution No. %,
which was on motion adopted:
ReSOloed, That all of the county off
GERS be and they are hereby required to
deliver to the county treasurer the sever
al unexpended balances in their hands,
and that the same be placed to the credit
OF the contingent fund of the county.
Mr.. Haskell offered resolution No. %
which was on motion adopted.
ReSoloed, That the clerk be requested
to send to each member of this board one
copy of the journal of the proceedings of
the board, when published in pamphlet
FORM
Mr.. Rogers moved a reconsideration of
the vote by which report on the Neuer
case was adopted.
Mr.. Woodman offered resolution No.
"a Ayes and hayes called for with the
following result. Ayes-W Goldman, Has
kell, Grimm, Hull and Brook-5. Noes
-Ziebell. Coburn, Sell, Cooley, Huebner
Ostrander, Spangler, Hopkins, May,
Rogers, Millard, Hoskins, Mills, Kenne-
dy, Reed, Powers, Bogie, Whittet, Fa-
vile, Habhegger, Bieber, Mulberger, and
Wood.-23. Resolution was lost.
ReSolUed, That the superintendent of
the poor be instructed to let to the lowest
bidder, of regular graduated physicians,
the medical attendance to the inmates of
the county poor house and insane depart
ment, to include all medical and surgical
operations for the ensuing year.
On motion of Mr.. Rogers, board ad-
journed until December 9, 1879 at 3
| o'clock 2. NJ
ADJOURNED SESSION, December 9th, 1879.
Board met at the court house in the
city of Jefferson, December 8, pursuant
to adjournment. Mr. Ostrander in the
chair Meeting called to order. Clerk
called the roll. Members all present.
Board took recess of ] 5 minutes. Board
reassembled.
Mr.. Rogers offered their report on reso-
luton No. II, which was read by Mr.
Rogers, chairman of the committee, and
on motion of Mr. Brooks the report was
referred back to the committee with in
structions to examine Nc Donalds plan
and make definite report to this board
on all plans at half past seven o'clock
this evening.
Board adjourned.
TUESDAY EVENING SESSION, December
9th, 1879
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,
Board took recess for Is minutes.
Board reassembled. Ostrander in the
chair
Committee on court house plans offered
a majority and minority report. Mr..
Whittet offered the majority report:
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
of Jefferson County:
We, the undersigned member of COM
mittee appointed to report on plans for a
court house, beg leave to report as fol-
lows:
We have carefully examined all the
plans and estimates presented to us, and
after mature consideration, recommend
that the plan of III. G. Kock & Co., of
Milwaukee, be adopted with the condi-
ton that the two front corners be built
with stone instead of brick.
Werecommend the plan because we
believe it is fully adapted to the wants of
Jefferson county. Containing thorough
and ample fire proof vaults for all the
county officers, commodious Offices, jury
rooms and court room, the latter being
furnished, with the exception of seats for
the jury, including steam heating appa-
ratus; all being constructed after the
most improved style of modern architec-
ture. The above can be completed for a
sum not exceeding $32, 800, as estimated
by Mr.. Kock, leaving balance of 49,
200 for furniture, superintendent, Archi-
tect and Building Committee, &c.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
JOHN WHITTET,
A. d. FAvILLE,
VIM. BIEBER,
Com.
Mr.. Rogers offered a minority report:
TO the Honorable Board Of Supervisors
Of jefferson County,
The minority of your committee ap-
pointed under resolution No. IL, of this
board, of the present session would re-
spectfully report their reasons for dissent
ing from the report of the majority of
such committee:
1st. The fire proof qualities of Mr..
Kirkland's building was commented upon
and approved by all the members of the
committee, and your committee in their
report which has already been submitted
to the board, agreed that having the base
| ment and first story of our proposed court