Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-30
FIFTH DAY SESSION.

SATURDAY, Nov. lSth-9a. III.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Roll c,lled- all the mem
bers present. Reading minutes of
las session dispensed 81 18th.
The petition of the trustees Of the
M. f. church of Mineral Point was
then taken up, and on motion of Mr.
lloslins the prayer Of said petition
was granted.
Mr. PauIson, as chairman of the
committee on tax claims, presented
petitions of John Commins and John
Stanley in rclat on to the east one
fourth of lot No. 81, ViIet's survey,
IN I'd ward of Mineral Point city,
which, on motion of Mr. Arneson,
were referred back to the commit
tee on tax claims.
The committee to settle with the
superintendent of the poor, report
ed as follows:
TO the Hon. Beard Of Supervisors of Iowa Co.
Gentlemen Your committee, TO " HON was
referred HE report OF poor commissioners for
snd county tOrthc year ending Nov, IS, A y.
lss2, and the resolution approprinting the sum
Of three Thousand dollar, ($3O00) 10 the poo
fund, have had The same together with the
several book, kept by said commissioners, nm
de: careful consideration and eIaminu' ion aud
find the Total amount received during the year
TO bc tour thousand four hundred and twenty
eight dollars aud seventy seven cents, SAP ) 10
and the total amount paid out to be live thuus
and and forty four dollars and forty nine cents
ty'Ilit tl 81 is order. from Nh ',tlll tn
inclusive, which We herewith bring before lh,
Board and recommend that they be DESTROYED
bearing balance of six hundred aud fifteen
dQals and scYenty-two cents tSjlhi9, due
said commissioners.
Your committee further report aud recon-
mend the adoption of The resolution above re
ierred to. I'D, HoskINs,
JOSIAH WAND.
J. h. JOHNSON.
The ayes and noes were called for
and the report unanimously adopted
Mr.. Stevens in the chair.
The committee on official bonds
presented the following:
To the Baatd Of Supervisors OF Iowa County
Gentlemen Your committee, 10 whom was
referred The bonds of W E Rowe. treasurer
elect, Robert wilson, surveyor elect T, :
Anslry, district attorney g eCt and L. Lane
sheriff elect have had the same under cousidcm.
ton and dnd them all right
JAS, SpENsLEY,
\. L. AlINEsoN,
josiah WARD
Which was adopted.
The committee on list of Jurors
presented their report, which was
ordered to be placed on file.
On motion of MIR, Coats, the COM
mttee on official bonds was instruct
ed to receive all bonds not yet filed
and report their action thereon to
the next meeting of the board.
The report of the committee on
equalization and assessment was also
taken up,
MIR. Spcnsloy moved that the
report be adopted
Mr. Coates moved to amend by
taking - cents per acre from the
valuation OF the town Of Linden,
which was lost 10y the following
vote; ayes-Messrs. Coates, Cholyin,
Gle. Jenkin, Walsh and Rowe-6,
nays-Mcssrs. Arneson, Grant, Hos
kius, Johnson, Kurt, Levake, Paul
son, Ross, Spensley, Stevens, Ward
and Wllson-l2.
Mr.. Coates moved to amend by
raising the valuation of the town of
Miflln - cents Der acre, which was
lost 10y the following vote: ayes
Messrs. Coates, Cholvin, Jenkin.
Spensley, Walsh, Wilson and Rowe
=; nays-Messrs. Aneson, Gle,
Grant, Hoskins, Johnson, Kurt,
Leyake, Paulson, Ross, Stevens and
Ward-li
MI. Coates then moved to amend
the report by raising the valuation
of the town If Eden stoO per acre,
which was lost by the following
vote; ayes Messrs. Coates, ChQlyin,
Gle, Spensley, Walsh, Wilson and
Rowe; uays--Mcssrs. Arneson.
Grant, lloskins, Jenllin, Johnson,
Kurt, Lcyake, Paulson, Ross, Stey-
ems and Ward-ll.