Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-12-28


committee on highways and bridges.
Mr.. Bird offered the following resolu-
ton No 8:
Resolced, That the Board meet at
nine O clock in the forenoon and continue
in session until II o'clock, noon, unless
! the business before the Board is sooner
/ disposed of; and that upon the adjourn
ment of the Board, the several committees
apply themselves to the examination OF
such business as may belong to their re-
! spective committees, OF as may be refer
red to them; and that such committees
report 50 far as they have completed the
! examination of the business before them
! at the morning session of the Board. All
rules regulations and resolutions hereto
fore adopted by this Board, in conflict
with this resolution, are hereby repeal
ed.
On the adoption of the resolution, the
ayes and nays were called for with the
following resu+.s Ayes-Greenwood, Co
burn, Woodnan, Burnham, Huebner,
Haskell, Spangler, Bird, Bridges, Millard,
Heitz, Powers, Scollard, Leonardson,
Bond, Schinp.ek, Sprague, Block, Quent-
meyer, Wood-20 Nays-Bell, Ostrand-
er, Hopkins. Royce, Harvey, Kennedy,
Brown, Whittet-8 (Resolution adopt
ed.)
The clerk presented sundry new claims
against the county, which were referred,
by the Chair to the committee on claims.
Mr.. Cornish moved that the poor ac-
counts on file be referred to the Superin-
tendents of the poor, (Motion prevailed.)
An account of James Rogan in the
sum of $37 so, for nine months salary as
coroner, was read and on motion Of Mr..
Woodman, referred to the members of
the Board from the city of Watertown.
A statement of costs, forfeitures and
fines paid into the county treasury during
the year 1881, amounting to $697.34,
was presented by the treasurer and read
by the clerk, and ON molten referred to
the committee to settle with county Off
GERS etc.
Mr.. Whittet moved that the commit
tee to settle with county officers, ETC.,
shall also settle with the superintendents
of the poor (Motion p1evailed)
On motion Board adjourned until nine
o'clock, tomorrow morning.
F. E. ILLING, Clerk.
THURSDAY, Nov. II, 1881.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Meeting called to order by the chairman,
J. w. Ostrandel Roll called by the
clerk. Members all present except w.
r. Harvey. Minutes of Yesterdays meet
ing read and approved.
Account of Wisconsin Manufacture
ing Company, in the sum of $3.50, was
presented, and on motion referred to the
superintendent of poor, for the 2 Dist.
The committee to settle with county of
fcers ETC., to whom was referred the fol
lowing statements of county officers re-
port on same recommending that they be
approved and that there be appropriated
to each officer the amount due him a;
per statement presented
STATEMENT
Jeffe. son County in Account with Chas
) f. Krebs, Clerk of Court.
DIR. CIR
To paid out from Nov. 1880
to Nov 1881 for stationery
postage, etc. for use of
Clerk of Circuit Court $43.15
BY county order appro-
priation of $780, $4,000
Balance due Chas. f. Krebs 3.1t
43.15-43.1!
All of which is respectfully submitted,
CHAs F. KREBs Clerk of Court.
Jefferson County in Account with F. E.
Illing, County Clerk.
DIR. CIR.
To paid out for station
cry, postage, express.
freight etc, from Jan.
1st, 1881 to Nov. 1881 $61.15
By county order appro-
priating of 1850 $4,000
By balance due +. E.
Hing Nov. 1851 21.15
$61 115-$61. 10
All of which is respectfully submitted,
F. E. ILLING, County Clerk.
Jefferson County in Account with r. B.
Kirkland, Dist. Attorney
DIR. CIR.
To paid out for station
cry, postage, kilograms,
etc., from Jan. ! 1881
to Nov. 1881 1928
To paid A. Kavalege,
court reporter, for
CIdu6CllpG OA OfIuChCO
in case of State vs. S.
M. Cone----- $2500
By county order appro-
priations $4,000
By balance due r. B.
Kirkland 1928
$5723-$T7 23
All of which is respectfully submitted.
r. B. KIRKLAND, District Attorney.
Jefferson County in Account with A.
Winslow, Register of Deeds.
DR.. CIR.
To paid out for station
cry, postage, etc., from
Jan. 1st, 1880, to Nov.
1881 $47.6
By county order appro-
iations---------- 1000
By balance due Alvin
slow-- 1865
SAT .65-$47. .65