The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-06-16

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ing of the County Board Of Supervisors fol
| Manitowoe County will be held at the Court
House in the City and County of Manitowoc, or
Tuesday, the 3lst day of May, 1881, at j O'Clock
HENRY C. BUHSE.
County Clerk.
On motion of Mr.. Robinson, the Hon.
John Carey, of Meme. was chosen chair.
man pro tenn.
Mr.. Carey in the chair, the roll OF
members as certified to the county clerk
| was called as follows
Boyer Amunds, Cato.
Jacob Kestley, Centerville.
John TOuhey, COoperStOwn.
Fred SWenson, Eaton.
p. T. Stoker, Franklin.
Chas. Steinbrecher, Gibson.
John Robinson. KOsSuth.
X. X. RObley, Liberty.
Ferd. OStenfeidt. Manitow0c.
H. Greve, LIST Ward, Mauitowoc City.
p. Johnston, End
j. St5ehle, Bird -
j, E. Platt, 4th
Bernard RHmer, Manitowoc Rapids.
J. p. Nolan, Maple Grove.
John Carey, Meeme.
John Werner, Mishicott.
Z. erneke, Newton,
Gust. Mueller, Rockland.
John Barth, SchleSWig.
H. johnson, Two Creeks.
Henry GOedien, Two Rivers
W. Z; Si4 i5,5tt 5st Ward City Two Rivers.
g. Breunig, 3rd ="
All members answered to their names
except Messrs. Amunds, Johnston, St@h-
le, Pjatt, Goedjen and Niquette.
On motion of Mr.. Stoker the board adj
journed until 2 o'clock this afternoon.
May 81, 1881, o'clock P. NJ. The
board met pursuant to adjournment, Mr..
Carey in the chair. The roll was called
and all the members answered to their
names except Messrs. Goedjen and Nj
quette.
take an informal ballot for chairman.
Motion adopted.
On motion the chair appointed Messrs.
John Touhey and P. Johnston as tellers.
Result Of informal ballot:
Whole number of votes cast, %, of
which number
John Carey received. .....................16
Joseph StSehle .......,...............l
Ferd. Ostenfeldt do..................... 4
Chas Steinbrecher do........................
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Mr.. Robley moved that the result of
the informal ballot be made formal and
Nj. John Carey be declared unanimously
elected chairman of the board, which mo-
ton prevailed.
Mr.. Nolan moved that Mr.. Pat O'Sul-
Ivan be appointed attending officer of
the board, which was adopted.
On motion of lIr. Stoker the board adj
iourned till tomorrow morning at 8
o'clock.
WEDNESDAY, June l, 1881.
Nine o'clock A. NJ. board met pursuant
to adjournment, Mr.. Carey in the chair.
Roll called; quorum present. Minutes
OF preceding meeting read and approx
ed, whereupon the chairman announced
the standing committees for 1881, as fol
lows:
On Assessment-Charles Steinbrecher. ]. E..
Platt, Urban Niquette, John Barth, Gustav
Mueller, John Robinson, c. Werneke.
On finance-Boyer Amunds, Joseph staehle,
Geo. Breunlg, T. 7. Stoker, John Werner
On General ClaimS-Bernard Rueemer John
TOuh9y. l.. h. Robey.
On Sheriff ana Justices Claims-Wm Hurst.
Peter J{o2hnston' Fred Swenson, James p. Nolan,
On Poor-Fred swenson, Henry Godjen, H.
Johnson.
On IImIproyements-JGooD Kestley, Ferd O.-
tenieldt, j. r. Plat.
On Eoaqs and Bridges-John Touhey, K. K
| RObley, Henry Greve.
On Election--James P. Nolan, George Breu
ming, = i. Stoker.
on Rail Roads-Peter Johnston, JAG. Kestley,
Bernard Rumer.
On Illegal nlent-Henry GOedien. Ferd.
OstenIeldt, Joseph St6hle.
Mr.. Swenson moved to accept the Sc
lection of standing committees as made
by the chair, which was unanimously
adopted.
A petition of Mrs. Sophia Bruemme1
ct al, of the town of Mishicott, was read
by the clerk and on motion referred tc
the committee on poor,
Accounts and claims were then REFER.
ed to the respective committees.
Moved by Mr.. Hurst: that the clerk be
and hereby is instructed to cause com
mittee cards to BE printed for the use Of
tao members Of this board. Was carried
ayes q, nays 0.
On motion Of Mr.. Johnston the rules
and oH2ers OF the previous board were
adopted, wLereupon, on motion of Mr.
Steinbreoher, the board adjourned till to-
morrow morning at o'clock.
THURSDAY, June 2, 1851, o'clock A. NJ
| Board met pursuant to adjournment
Mr. Carey in the chair. Roll called, al
the members present. Journal OF pre-
vious meeting read and approved.
/ Resolution No. l was offered by Ms
Ostenfeldt, who moved its adoption;
RESOLVED, That the chairman of this board
/ appoint a committee of three whose duty i
/ she'll be 10 perfect a scheme to lay before tht
/ commissioners, appointed by the circuit court
| on equalization, that the views OF the county
board as to the proper course TO be pursued by
said commission in making said equalization
/ may be fully presented.
To which Mr.. Steinbrecher made thu
following amendment;
RESOLVED. IhaU committee of three coun
| try members be chosen by this board to wal
upon the commissioners of equalization AM
present their views III relation thereto, to b.
| chosen by ballot,
Motion by Fir. Stoker to lay the reso
luton and amendment on the table wa
lost by the following vote: Ayes
Amunds, Kestley, Touhey, swenson
Stoker, Robinson, Carey, Mueller, Fl
Johnson, and HUSTLE. Those voting
IN the negative were: Steinbrecher, Rob
ley. Ostenfelds, Greve, P. Johnston
St.ehie PIatt R1nmer Nolan Warneke