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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09
Judge \. Ii. Bragg.

The Board of Supervisors did them. selves honor tuesday by appointing bIr M. 4. Bragg as Justice of the Peace to fl the vacancy caused by the death of the late Judge Neugass. Mr. Bragg will bring to the office years of experi- ence as Justice of the Peace, and a fund of practical common sense and incor- ruptible integrity. Judge Bragg left
 that night for California as delegate to the Masonic Grand Lodge. He was ac- cOmpauied to the depot by a large dele gation of the Masonic brethren, who hold him in the highest esteem, and as he boarded the train they gave three rousIng cheers for their Worshipful Master.
 It will be scarcely out of place here to state that 1t was through the personal exertions of Judge Bragg that Tucson Lodge r. and A. NJ. was established, SIX months ago, since which time it has grown in numerical and financial strength to a most gratifying degree. Their treasury, after paying all the un- usually large expenses necessary to or ganize, closed its cash account yester- day with nearly a thousand dollars on hand The membership is composed of the best people of the city, and in it's workings, the Lodge has experienced no Inharmonious feelings or expressions, but the good of the Order has been held paramount to every other consideration. His friends and brethren wish Judge Bragg a pleasant visit to the Golden Gate, and a safe return.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

ARTICIEs were fled m the County Clerks office, New York City, on Tues day Sept 27th. incorporating the Mamie R. Geld and Silver Mining Company. The capital stock is ~lU,DuA and the operations are ia CacAise county, Ari- zCna.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

AlR. M. J. SULLIVAN, whose accident hy being tumbled from his wagon near Browns station was mentioned a few days ago, started from the junction to- wards Browns instead of from the latter place for Tucson, and the horses entered Browns station on the wrong side and ran into a ditch as described.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-09

Andy Englehart, of Santa Clara, killed a three pointed buck on the 22d of Sep tember, near the Red Slide ranch, on the east fork of Austin creek, m Santa Clara county. This deer weighed So pounds dressed, and was marked with swallow fork and a slit in the left ear.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-11-24

Report adopted
The question was then upon granting
the ordinance in relation to ferry.
Ordnance granted.
Mr. Watson, Chairman of Committee
on County Roads submitted the report
of that committee rs follows:
10 The Honorable board Of Stpercisors Of Grant
county.
The undersigned committee county roads
makes the following report: Petition being pre-
scented to said committee for certain alteration to
be made in county road in the town OF cassville,
your committee met and decide on said petition
on the 4th day of February 1881. We decided to
make the alteration called for, record of which
is on file in the county clerk office, together
with proof Of publication notice Of our time and
place OF meeting TO consider the same. copy OF
the survey and also the petition for said atera-
tons and our award of damage Also on the same
day on another petition calling for CERTAIN other
alterations called for in said petition, copy OF
the order making said alterations is now on file
in the county clerk Office together with the proof
of publication. OF notice of our time and place of
meeting to consider the same, copy of the sur
vey and the petition in the case asking for the
said alterations and our award II damages. On
the Sth day 81 February 1881. petition being pre-
scented TO said committee for certain alteration to
be made in the Lancaster and Cassyille road. we
met to decide upon said petition. The order
making said alterations. which we deemed neces-
sary. together with proof OF publication q copy Of
the survey and the petition in said matter and
our award of damages Is now file inthe county
clerks Office. On the 3lst day of May. 1881 peti
ton having been presented to yonr said commit
the for certain alterations be made in the Har
rison. Potosi and Waterloo county road your com
mittee met TO decide upon said petition. We
made the alterations called for. a copy OF the
order making the same together with proof Of
publication. Of our time and place OF meeting TO
consider the same. orr award u damage and the
pe'' ion i file in the county clerks office
On the second day Of June 1881, petition having
beer presented to your said committee for GER
tain alteration to be made in the Muscoda and
Castle Rock state road your committee met to de-
eide upon said petition Wemade the alterations
called for in said petition, copy Of the order
making the same, together with proof Of publics-
ton OF our time and place Of meeting 10 consider
the same copy OF the survey and the petition is
now on file 10 the County clerks Office also our
award OF damages. June s. 1881. petition having
been presented TO your said committee forcertain
alterations 70 be made in the Potosi and Mckee
mills county road. Your committee met TO decide
upon said petition. Some OF the alterations call
edfor in said petition were granted and some Of
them denied. 4 copy Of oar order making The
same together Wit. proof Of publication, Of our
time ard place Of meeting 10 consider the same,
copy 81 the survey. the petition aud the award OF
damages Il now on hlc in the o1hee Of the County
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-11-24
FULL REPORT.

FIRST DAY-AFTERNOON SESSION.
The board of supervisors of Grant
County was called to order ut 2 p. M,
Nov. Is, 1881, by Geo. w. Ryland,
chairman of the board of 1880. The
roll of members was called by County
Clerk Hill as follows. all Of the members
responding except Messrs John HER,
Andrew Cairnes, Peter Casper, Jas.
Barnet X. A. Wilson, T. n. Hubbell
and G g. Van Buren,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-11-24

Clerk: June 10, 1881. Petition having been pre-
sented 70 your said committee for certain altera-
hons TO DE made in the Lancaster aud Animation
county road, and also petition having been pre-
scented 10 your said committee for certain altera-
tons TO be made in the Lancaster and..Woodman
county road and petitions having been presented
70 your said committee for certain alterations TO
be made IN the Lancaster and Boscobel county
road, your committee met To decide upon said
petition. We made the alterations called for in
SAID petitions copy Of each order making the
alterations called for in said petitions, together
with proof OF publication, of times and places
OF meeting TO consider the same, copies Of all the
surveys, the petitions and awards of damages
in each case, is now file in the office of the Co.
Clerk. In Two cases the time of our meetings had
TO be advertisee twice in consequence of storms
preventing the committee to get there AT the time
and place appointed in notice of our meeting.
Also in one case we did not act not deeming the
petition in accordance with law, and in one case
we refused TO grant the prayer of the petitioner.
All OF which is respectfully submitted this
18th day of November 1881.
TH0S. WATSON. Chairman,
JAS. MCCORMICK,
ARCHIE BROWN.
THOS. MCMAHON
c. SHUTTLEWORTH
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-11-24
Report adopted.


Question of the adoption of the ordl-
nance then came up and the same was
adopted.
Mr.. Casper presented the final report
of the Committee on County Property
as follows:
To ne Honorable soard Of Supervisors Of Grant
County.
Your committee on county property would
respectfully report that they have examined the
most Of it aud find it in good repair. We find the
poor well cared for as usual. We find that the wall
OF the north end OF the new addition to the poor
house has given away TO some extent and would
therefore recommend that two iron rods ~ inches
thick be extended through said building with an
iron on each end of said rods on outside of the
walls, at an estimated cost OF S27. We would
recommend that the porch on south side of poor
house be newly shingled at an estimated fS19
We would recommend two outside cellar doors on
north side of poor house at an estimated cost OF
So We would recommend the plastering OF poor
house and cementng of poor house cellar beIrepair-
ed lat an estimated cost of SIS. We would recon-
mend that the fence around poor house yard be
painted, at an estimated cost of S35. We would
recommend that new fence, consisting of two
boards and three wires, good white oak post
every IL feet and drive post in the center Of
each panel be erected the east side of the high
way, on the poor farm, al an estimated cost of
S15i. We would recommend that the roof of the
old court house be newly shingled at an estimat-
ed cost OF SIPS. We would recommend the roof OF
cupalo on court house be painted or coal tarred,
at an estimated cost of So. We would recommend
that floor be laid on portieo of court house,
at estimated cost of Sill We would recon-
mend that tin be layed around the chimneys Of
the poor house at an estimated cost OF Sll5.
Res0iged, & At the sum of four hundred and ten
dollars S410l be levied on the taxable property
of the county Of Grant for the various recon-
mendations in this report, and that the honorable
chairman of the board of supervisors OF Grant
county be- and is hereby, entrusted with pur-
chasing of material and supervision Of the work.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
PETER CASPER Chairman.
p. SHILLIIN,
JABEZ HURD.
JACOB SCOTT,
ARCHIE BROWN
JOAN McKICHAN,
+. w, R0WDEN,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-11-24
Chairman of Town of


And the person claiming such reward
shall, within thirty days after killing
any animal for the killing of which a
reward is offered. produce the scalp of
the animal so killed with the ears en-
tire to the county clerk of said county,
and shall take and subscribe in writing
the following oath:
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County of Grant.
l. do solemnly swear that
the scalp produced by me is the scalp
of - taken and killed by me in the
town of -- in this county. ON the
- dav of -- 1SS-; that | exhibit
ed the carcass of such - to the clair
man of said town immediately after
killing such animal; that the certificate
OF said chairman now produced by me
is the genuine certificate Of said chair
man, signed By him; and that | have
not spared the life of any wolf, wild cat.
lynx or fox within my power to kill,
and that / am q resident of this county.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this --- day Of. 1SS-.
-, County Clerk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-11-24
Report adopted.

NJ. Jonos oha;,,non of +ba ron,n,;t
WI. 9ohes, :l,'il i..''a - ' ne niHi
zee on Education presented the jury llSt-
Mr.. Clark, chairman of the Commit
fee On Formulation nresented the re-
~ VI r - 1.:. I sSIlS
port Ol Indt committee, as lOllOWS'
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors Of Grant
COMM.
.,... .....,,..
1our committee on equaiiZatlon respectfully
report that we nave completed the duties assiSheu
TO us anu submit Tor your consideration tapuar
statement, hereto attached, showing the Falua-
ton OF the personal ana real property IN the sew
erai towns OF Grant county as assessed ana equal
lZed by your committee. In equal ing the assess
last year The equalization Of city and village
lots of last year was not disturbed. In equalizing
me- assessments Oh personal property s aape ~
Nat cattle 900
Mules and asses ............... ........... 5000
SSneep ana lahos.''... ! 5'2 20
Wagons, carriages and slcighs 1900
Gold and silver watches, shares of bank stock,
merchants ana mahniacturer STOCK; anu aiiother
r. 800 81 INA rotnrnnd h ~ esasors fTbe
average ynlne ~ ninnos and mcIodeons in tbe
scvarSI towns in Tho county Varied from, Ga tn
$50 ~ MS assessed except in Lancaster the aver
ace valuation was $40 and in PlatteyiIle S7s We
reduced the AVERAGE valuation Of Lancaster and
Plattevile to $50 and have left and herein report
the reduction If that class of property in the
other towns as assessed and returned by the
assessors
The aggregate value of personal property. as
annexed amounts to.................S IS, 699, 074
As equalized by your committee ...... $685., 67S
The aggregate of city and village lots as
assessed amounts Observation-Disclosures. 1874 25s
As equalized by your committee ,046, 60(
Total of all property assessed. 9015, 2lE
Total OF all property equalized. S87I, 30:
All of which is respectfully submitted.
john c. CLARK, Chairman.
JOHN MACARTHUR,
JOHN HER,
GEO. MuNNs,
JAS. BARNETT
| T. BARFLEG.
THos WATSON
hepOfI adopted.
| Mr.. e. [. Kidd, chairman of the Com.
m;ttoo on u;obrovc and Ea,,.iaS s,,b
ii!oo0I oii an" At0', 9"N
| united the followlng report on petltlon
| of +. 5. Rockwell for a ferry across
| Platte river together with ordinance
! ond .Iso 6nal re1ort of tho comm;ttaa
'--'
To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors Of CRAM
Counfu,
=
Your committee, which referred the appl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-11-24

above appropriation shall be drawn from the
county treasury until a equal to one-haf Of the
amount such has been expended by such towns.
and above the ordinary mill assessed for road
purposes. and the shall be certified TO by
jorty of the town board Of supervisors the county
Clerk that expenditure has been made.
kesnecffnllN submitted
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-11-24
SuperviSorSSeSSion

FORTY sixth ANNUAL SESSION OF THE
GRANT COUNTY BOARD OF SUPER
vIsORS, HELD AT LANCASTER,
WISCONSIN, NOVEMBER
l5TH. 1881.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-11-24

Mr.. THOMAS WATSON moved that
Hos. GEO. w. RYLAND be chosen as
chairman for the ensuing year. Motion
seconded and carried unanimously.
MR. RYLAND made few remarks
thanking the body for the honor con
ferred, and then presented his report
rs chairman of the board for the year
passed as follows:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-11-24
SECOND DAY-MoRYIYG SESSION

SECOND DAY-MoRNING SESSION.
Board called to order at 8 n. m. BY
the CHAIR. Roll called and quorum
present. Journal read and approved.
The CHAIRMAN added the following
committee:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-11-24


SECTION ,. The rates charged for crossing said
ferry shall not exceed the following rates.
For two animals vehicle and driver ......... 80
For two animals, vehicle and driver going and
returning Observation-Disclosures. -. GO
For each additional person not belonging 10
family of owner and driver............... Is
For one horse, vehicle and driver. .......t.. &C
For one horse, vehicle and driver going and
returning ..........-............... 80
For one horse and rider Observation-Disclosures. 81
For one horse and rider going and returning. 81
Tor ehCu person IA
For each person going and returning ........ %
For each sheep or swine in droyes not less
tutii ten = .. ,-. - ".
For each sheep or swine of less than ten. %
For neat cattle. horses or mules in droyes Of
not more than each ............... q
For neat cattle. horses or mules in droycs of
more than 5 each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II
For loose freight, each 100 lbs. if not more
than 1000 lbs. Observation-Disclosures. II
For loose freight, each 100 lbs. il more than
n,Vn us; 800. ..........' ~
All boats used by said Brodt to be removed
from said crossing after the ferrying season i.
closed so as not to interfere with travel on ice
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-11-24
the chair. Roll called and quorum pres.

the chair. Roll called and quorum pres
ent.
Under the call of reports of standing
committees Mr.. Casper chairman of
Committee on County Property made the
following report on the ordinance intro
duced by Mr.. Arnold and referred to
that committee
Your committee 10 whom was referred the res
oution of O. J. Arnold relating to bounty ON wild
animals would respectfully recommend the adopt
Of the same.
PETER CASPER chairman n.
JACOB SCOTT,
JOHN McKICHAN
JABEZ HURD,
PHILLIP SHELLIAN,
+. ". B0WDEN,
ARCHIE BROWN,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-11-24

III bafFH 0Ti NHll9 FNINUFS y a t0HHfV ~ bFINf
dg 0fiGia 1s f0{aWs,
SECTION !. That u, Brodt, his associates, heirs
and assigns. shall have the exclusive right and
privilege for Eve years TO keep and maintain a
ferry across the Mississippi river from a point
opposite the town Of Clayton Iowa. in the town
ship Of Wvalusuc upon the sell Of swi. Of sec
~ sownShip No. ), north Of range 6. west to the
said village Of Clayton. Iowa, upon his executing
a bond with good and sufficient sureties. oondi-
toned a. provided by law in the sum Of 1--WE hun
bred dollars $500 70 be approved by the Bnar3 af
Supervisors Of Grant County.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-11-24

|, , Chairman Of said town in
said county, do certify that
has this day exhibited to me the carcass
of - which he claims to have killed
in said town on the - day of -.
Is, and that the scalp was removed
from said animal in m presence.
Dated -- ISIS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-11-24

The application ~ David Bradt. ~ the town 81
Wyalusng IN said county respectfully showcth
that he Is the owner of the land in ssid town on
the banks " the Mississippi river, through which
the pubuc highway runs, leading from the vii
lagrs Of Nyalustug and Bloomington Ia the Miss
lssippi river, on the bank opposite the village Of
clayton. 80 Ct q ton Co. Iowa viz: on the sol,
~ sw1s Of SEXTON Is. Town ), Range g. and that
Tue appHeant proposes 90 establish a ferry boat
~ said place 20 be run by horses for the conyrn-
fence and accommodation of the public across
The said river at the place aforesaid wherefore
the undersigned. David Brodt hereby applies To
the said board of supervisors 10 grant him a IL
ccnse TO establish such ferry on his complying
with the statutes ia such case made and prv isled
Dated, Wyalusing Grant Co, Wis. Nov 10 1891.
DAVID BRODT
~ across the Mississippi from point in she town
az Section H. in Township north Of Range 1
west, 70 tho village Of clayton Iowa on the oppo-
site hank 81 said river. was granted BY the board
~ supervisors Of Grant county. II their annual
session II November. 1872, to Adam Keen and
running 3 wears from the iith day Of November.
1917. aud,
WHsCEAs, said Adam Keen has Abandoned
said ferry and forfeited his rights under the
license granted by said board Of supervisors hy
removing his boats FROM said ferry and absolute
~ refusing 10 further keep and maintain the
same, agreeable 10 the conditions made and
entered into between said Keen and his sureties
and the people Of the county OF Grant therefore.
Resolrea. BY the Board Of Supervisors Of the
county Of Grant, state Of Wisconsin, 81 their an.
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