Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-01

Town Of Lincoln, pauper claim, AZ 45
G.. r. Gardner, office rent etc., $3.50
P. n. Christensen, Regis'r fees, 1925
w. A. Blackford, comb fees 34.S1
D. W. Compton, dep'y sheriff, 400
E. B. Rossier, Co. printing 139.40
E. Wheelan. Illegal cert'f 5.27
r. 2. Bronson, Clerk fees etc, 58.15
NJ. G. Woodwork, justice fees, 1893
w. H. Edwards, sup's for Co., 11.56
n. johnson & Co., " i" 47.05
H. W. Lord, Justice fees, 33.48
Allowed at S3148.
On motion $1,000 allowed on Sher-
ifs accounts, and bills to be returned
for correction.
Proposition of R. 2. Bronson; Com
mittee recommend that he be allowed
$500 for doing the work in question,
and on motion recommendation of the
committee was adopted.
The committee on Town Organiza-
ton reported favorable upon the petit
ton for subdivision of the Town of
Marshfeld, and the following ordinance
was then adopted:
An ordinance of the County Board
OF supervisors of Wood county, detach
ing certain territory from the Town of
Marshfeld and organizing the same in
to the town of Richfeld.
Whereas it appears from the records
and certified statements on file in the
County Clerks Office that the provi-
sions of section GIL Of Revised Stat
utes as awarded by chapter 100 of the
laws of 1879 and chapter IS of the
laws of 1881 relating to the division of
a town and the organization of a new
town have been complied with on the
part of the residents of the Town of
Marshield. Now, therefore, the Coun-
ty Board of Supervisors of the County
of Wood do ordain as follows:
SECTION. /. Township No. TWEEN
ty-four (24) North of Range No. three
(3) East, is hereby detached from
said town of MarShfeld and the same
so detached is hereby organized and
formed into new town to be known
and designated as the town of Rich
field.
SECTION. II. The first town
meeting of said town of Richfeld shall
be held at the school house on section
sixteen in said town of Richfeld on
the day of the annual town meeting for
the year 1882.
SECTION. III. The Indebtedness
and credits Of said town of Marshfeld
on the day of the annual town meeting
in 1882 shall be divided between the
said town of Marshfeld and Richfeld
ratably in proportion to their respect
i've valuations as appears from the as
sessment roll of the assessor of the
Town of Marshfeld as returned for
the year 1881.
SECTION. ". The appointment
referred to in the last section shall be
on such terms and conditions as the
supervisors of the respective towns
may agree to, or in case they are una
BILE to agree, then, upon such terms
and conditions as shall be- fixed by
three disinterested arbitrators to be Sc
lected by the supervisors of said towns
after the usual manner,
SECTION. V. The records and
books now belonging to the said Town
of Marshfeld shall remain the property
of said town, but the town of Rich
field shall be entitled to such certified
copies of such books and records as
may be required
SECTION. VI. This ordinance
shall take effect and be in force on and
after the first Tuesday in April, A. D.
1882.
SECTION. VII. The Clerk of
this board shall cause a plat and rec
ord of such new town to be made and
filed in his office, and shall immediate
ly cause this ordinance to be published
in some newspaper published in Wood
County in accordance with sections
673 and GA of the revised statutes.
Supv. Conner called for the bill of
the Industrial School for girls al
lowed Nov. 18th 1881, and moved
that the vote by which said bill was al
lowed, be rescinded and the bill dis
allowed. Carried.
Supv. Conner also called up the
question of instructing the County
Treasurer to accept Remington Town
orders, for tax certificates as passed
upon by the Board Nov. 18th 1881,
and moved that said resolution and or
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