Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-03-12

10Th. That Jay Layton be allowed
to redeem the SET of NEt of Sec. 2,
ia, r. 3, from sale Of 1877, at face
and fees, with interest at ten per
cent.
18th. That K. r. Bovee be allow
ed to purchase the certificates now
in the Office, on the W. ofthe NEi
of Sec. II, T. 8, h. 5, at face.
18th. That the petition OF Chas.
Preuser be returned, as the the town
of Pulaski (and not the county, is
liable.
18TH. That the petition Of Orville
Strong asking for a refund of the
interest on certificates purchased for
the sale Of 1874, on lot 2 and the
WA of lot 8, block %, Strong's adj
dition to the City of Mineral Point,
be granted.
Goth. That Jane Eagan be allowed
to redeem the swi OF swi, sec. 3, and
the BE. of the SET of sec. 4, I. 6, X.
/, at face and fees.
Dist. That S. II. Fitch be allowed
to redeem lots 127 g. 1913 in the vii
lage of Highland, from sale of 1879,
at face and fees.
22d That Hannah Manning be
allowed to redeem the NWt Of SW1
and the SWt Of the SWi, sec. 30,
town 7, range /, from sale of 1878, at
face and fees.
23d. That Margaret Manning be
allowed to redeem the sel of nw3
and nwt of nwt sec. 20, town z,
range /, from sale of 1878, at face
and fees.
oath. That Edward Devlin be al
lowed to redeem lot No. 268, Irving's
addition to the city OF Mineral Point,
from sales of 1866, 1867, 1859, 1870
and 1872, ut face and fees.
25th. That the Clerk and Treasur-
er be instructed to cancel the certiti-
Gates on lot 8, block 7, Strong's adj
dition 70 the city Of Mineral Point.
Goth. That certain privileges of
redemption granted to Mrs. Paden,
Jan. '79, Sand of which she was una
bic to avail herself within the time
specified, be extended 90 days from
this date.
9th. That Solomon Myers be
allowed to redeem the WI Of SCI
sec. 10, town 4, range 2, ut face and
fees, with interest at ten per cent.
28ht. That Terrence Mulligan be
allowed to redeem lot No. d, Leans
addition to the village of Highland,
Mt face and fees with interest at ten
per cent.
29th. That G. G. Meigs be allowed
to purchase the certificates now in
Office, ON the net Of net, sec. 81,
town 8, range 8, and on the wa of
set of nwt sec. 10, town 8, range 5,
at face.
Both. That Christopher Kirst be
allowed 10 redeem tho wi of swi
of sec. IL, town 8, range 3, at face
and fees, with interest Mt ten per
cent.
3lst. That Robert Lloyd be nj
lowed to purchase all the certificates
now in the office, on the SET of nwi
and net Of set of sec. %, town |,
range 5, Mt oue-half the face of the
certificates.
32d. That John Carroll be al
lowed to purchase the certificates
OH the swi of swt of sec. 36, town 8,
range 2, from sale of 1874, at face.
33d. That Thos. Bell be allowed to
redeem the wa of Cd and WI of swa
ofseo. 81, town 6, range 3, from sale
of 1879, mt face and fees, with inter-
eat Mt ten per cent.
Gath. We would respectfully rec
ommend that the privileges above
granted be limited 30 80 days.
]. T. Morris, George Y. Mason, P.
Grant, Jno. II. Vivian, Committee.
The special committee, to whom
was referred the communication OF
Messrs. Wallace and Crusen, report
ed ~ follows:
TO tho County Board of Iowa County;
GENTLEMEN: The special commit
tee to whom was referred the me-
mortal of Messrs. John Wallace and
Edmund Cruson, asking to be roliev-
from their liability us bondsmen for
Geo. Doty, who holds a charter for
a ferry at the mouth Of the Otter
Creek, beg leave to report:
That while they have been unable
to discover any law or mode of pro-
ccdure by which such relief can be
granted by this Board in such cases,
yet they have grave doubts whether
the charter under which the Ferry
exists is valid one or not, The
charter is given for term of ten years,
while statute specially directs that
such charter shall be givcu for three
and no more. The question then is,
is such charter totally invalid, or
is il valid for three years and no
nore2 Your committee is inclined
to believe that the former PROPOSE
ton is the correct one, and that the
charter Ia invalid. hut they have not