The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1881-06-23
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY
BOARD.
TcoYTISUED FROM LAST WEEK. 7


Motion Of Mr. Hurst to adjourn till 10
| o'clock tomorrow morning was carried
ayes 10, noes 8, Messrs. Amunds, Kest-
ley, Swenson, Steinbrecher, Robinson,
| Robley, Greve, Nolan, Carey, Werner,
Werneke, Johnson, and Niquette, Is,
voting aye. and Messrs. Touhey, Stoker,
Cstenfeldt, P. Johnston, St@hle, Platt,
Mueller, Barth, Goedjen, 8, voting no.
SATURDAY, June 4, 10 o'clock a. u.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll called; all members present except
Mr.. Stahle. Quorum present. Minutes
Of yesterday read and approved.
Resolution No. I, by Mr.. Amunds:
Whereas. heretofore this board has declared
the tax certificates issued on lots :. 5, ana TO-
| block l6I, city Of ManitOwOc, illegal for the
years io.5. 1874, 1870 and 1876, and the taxes for
said years having been reaSseSsed on said lots for
said years by the city council of said ctV, in the
year 1880, and the taxes of said year and that of
lSoO having been so assessed as to be Illegal and
the county treasurer. 10y order of the district
attorney. having withheld Sald lots from sale at
the last sale of lands for unpaid taxes, and it
appearing that portion OF said taxes can not
be collected under any circumstances, and the
sum OF five hundred and fifty dollars having
been offered in settlement of all of the taxes
against said property for the years 1873, 1874.
1910, 1876 and 1880, therefore bel
ResOived, that said offer of five hundred and
nfty dollars be accepted in settlement of the
taxes against said lots for years above stated.
and the county treasurer is hereby authorized
TO issue receipt i'll full for said taxes on the re-
ceipt Of said sum of five hundred and fifty dol
lars.
Resolved further. that a county order be is
sued in favor of GOttlieb DAIMLER, county treas
urer, for the sum OF three hundred and two dol
lars and ffty-fiye cents L302.j5l TO balance his
books in said matter.
Resolution adopted-ayes q, nays 1,
John Barth.
Resolution No. 8, by Mr.. Steinbrecher,
which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, that the chairman, county clerk
and county treasurer be and they are hereby IN
structcd to take tax deeds, in favor of Manito-
Voc county, upon city and village lots in this
county for which taxes remain unpaid in the
county treasury for five years or more and the
chairman and county clerk are hereby author
ized to issue county order for the face of the
tax certificates in such case cancelled, in favor
of the county treasurer.
Resolution No. 9, by Mr.. Stcinbrecher,
which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, that the chair appoint committee
Of three to report on the mileage and per diem
due each member of this board, and its attend
ing officer.
The chairman appointed @. Steinbrech-
er, z. L. Stoker and John Barth as such
committee.
Mr.. Kestley, from committee on i'm
proyements, made the following report:
To the County Board Of Supervisors of Mani
tOwOc COurty.-YOur committee on improve
ments respectfully begs leave to report as fol-
Jews:
OF the different accounts presented to us we
would recommend that the following bills be al
lowed in full:
John Nespor, window and door siIls, 5 90
Henry Koch, shade trees, 10 30
r. McGayin, painting, II IN
Wagner, Rand & Co., oils and paints, 81 70
Lgt',I -, 'tiI,gwtF,. SIS 20
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
J. kEsTLEY,
j. OsTENFELDT, Com.
j. e. PLATT,
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