Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-12-01
FIFTH DAYS SESSION.

Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Roll called-all the mem
bers present. Reading minutes of
last session dispensed with.
The petition of the trustees Of the
M. +. church of Mineral Point was
then taken up, and on motion Of Mr..
Hoskins the prayer of said petition
was granted.
MIR. Paulson, as chairman of the
committee on tax claims, presented
petitions of John Commins and John
Stanley in relation TO the east one
fourth Of lot No. 81, Vilet'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 whom was
referred the report Of poor commissioners for
said county, Tor the year ending Nov, 10, A ID.
1857, and the resolution appropriating the sum
OF three thousand dollars $4,000 to the poor
| fund, have had the same together with the
several books kept by said commissioners, un.
| der careful consideration and examination and
| lind the total amount received during the year
| To be four thousand four hundred and twenty.
eight dollars ana seventy seven ccnts(S442S ~,
| and the total amount paid out to be i've thous
and and forty four dollars and forty nine cents
| (SJO4l. 49, rs per orders from No 30i4 to 81
| inclusive, which we herewith bring before this
| Board and recommend that they be DESTROYED
| bearing balance OF six hundred and fifteen
| dollars and seventy-twO cents (Sjl5 1!D due
| said commissioners.
Your committee iurthG, report and recon-.
mend the adoption of the resolution above re.
| icrrcd to. j. j, llosKINs,
JOSIAH WARD,
| j. i. 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:
| 70 the Board Of Supervisors of Iowa County :
Gentlemen " our committee, TO whom was
| referred the bonds of w. +. Rowe, treasurer
elect, Robert Wilson, surveyor elect, T, $.
Ansicy, district attorney c.oct, and r. Lane
sheriff elect have had the same under considcra.
ton and Hnd them all right.
JAS. SrENsLEY,
A. L. ARNRsoN,
| 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 Mr.. Coats, the COM
mittee 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. Spensley moved that the
report be adopted,
Mr.. Coates moved to amend by
taking 20 cents per acre from the
valuation of the town of Linden,
which was lost by the following
vote: ayes-Messrs. Coates, Cholvin,
Gle, Jenkin, Walsh and Rowe-6;
nays-Messrs. Arneson, Grant, Hos
kins, Johnson, Kurtz, Levake, Paul
son, Ross, Spensley, Stevens, Ward
and Wilson-12.
Mr.. Coates moved to amend by
raising the valuation of the town Of
Mit1lln % cents per acre, which was
lost by the following vote; ayes
Messrs. Coates, Cholvin, Jenkin,
ISpensley, Walsh, Wilson and Rowe
=; nays-Messrs. Arneson, Gle,
Grant, Hoskins, Johnson, Kurtz,
Levake, Paulson, Ross, Stevens and
Ward-11.
Mr.. Coates then moved to amend
the report by raising the valuation
of the town of Eden S1.00 per ACRE..
which was lost by the following
vote: ayes-Messrs. Coates, Cholvin,.
Gle, Spensley, Walsh, Wilson and
Rowe; nays-Messrs. Arneson,
Grant, Hoskins, Jepkin, Johnson,
kurtz, Levake, Paulson, Ross, Stev-
ems and Ward-11.
Mr.. Rowe moved to amend the
report by reducing the valuation of
the town of Arena so cents per acre,
which was lost by the following
vote: ayes -Messrs. Coates, Cholvin,
Gle, Ross, Ward, Wilson and Rowe
=; nays-Messrs. Arneson, Grant,
Hoskins, Jenkin, Johnson, kurtz,
Levake, Paulson. Spensley, Stevens
and Walsh-11.
The report was then adopted as it
came from the committee by the
following vote: ayes-Messrs. Arne-
son, Gle, Grant, Jenkin, johnson,
Kurtz, Levake, Paulson, Ross, Spens-
ley, Stevens and Ward-12; nays
Messrs. Coates, Cholvin, Hoskins,
Walsh, Wilson and Rowe-6.
Mr.. Paulson in the chair.
On motion of Mr.. Spensley, the
committee to settle with the clerk
and treasurer were instructed to meet
as early as possible after the first of
January.
The committee on general claims
then presented the following report: