River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1882-12-07

Agents be now elected. The chair
man appointed Sap's Buckley and Fo-
ley as tellers. On motion the board
then proceeded TO an informal ballot,
resulting as follows: Whole number
of votes cast. II; of which number
Geo A. Dill received 10, j A. Stirrat
6, j b. Jensen |. On motion the
ballot was made formal aud Geo A.
Din declared duly elected to said Office
Board tneu proceeded to an informal
ballot for seconl Poor A gent, resulting
as follows: Whole number of votes
cast, II; of which number j b Jen-
son received Is, and G G Holt 2.
On m stion the informal ballot was
made formal, and b Jensen de-
clared duly elected to said Office On
motion the board then proceeded to an
informal ballot for the third Poor
Agent. resulting as follows: Whole
number of votes cast, II; OF which
number C. G. Holt received IL On
motion the ballot was made formal aud
G C Holt declared duly elected to
said Office The committee on roads
aud bridges presented the following
report:
TO the Board of Supervisors OF Fierce county,
Your committee. to whom was referred the
resolution offered by Sup: Otis appropriating
500 70 to aid tine town of Maiden Rock to ex
tend the bridge across the mouth OF Rush River
so as to make the same available for public use,
would beg leave 10 report that We have had the
same under careful considerations; that we arc
of the opinion that owing TO the large amounts
that the county at large are having TO raise Tor
the construction OF = County building II wouId
be unjust to raise more than Is absolutely heees
sary. and would therefore recommend that the
'''0 H. HALvoRsoN,
IL. A.. JAY,
j. ). CoPLEY.
Moved and seconded that the report
be received: carried. On motion the
resolution sppropriatlng 800 to the
town of Maiden Rock for the purpose
above specified was then accepted and
adopted and the appropriation granted
by ayes and nays as follows: Ayes =
Sup's Warner, Nelson. Akers, Ridg-
man, Otis, Stirrat. Barnes, Putnam.
Fox, Foley, jacobson, Drake, Stafford
and Taylor Gay; Nays-Sup's Cop
ley, Halvorson, Jay and Dill. Sup's
Stafford and Putnam presented to the
board their annual reports as superin-
tendents of the poor for their towns,
On motion the reports were accepted
aud placed on file The board then
adjourned until Saturday morning
MORNING SESSION.
Saturday. Nov. Is.
Beard met at s o'clock A. NJ. Roll
called; full board present. Journal
read aud approved. Sup Dill offered
the following resolution. and on motion
the same was accepted and adopted:
Resolved. that the County Board of Pierce
County, Wis, instruct their clerk to let the pub
ication Of the proceedings of this board 70 the
lowest bidder. GRO. A. DILL.
The following resolution was offered
by Sup. Warner. and on motion ac-
eepted and adopted:
Resolved. by the Board of Supervisors of the
county of Pierce that the clerk and chairman of
this Board be aud they are hereby authorized
AMI required to issue orders on the Treasury Tor
tor : per diem, n III the per diem and mieagesof
this Board l0r this session.
Sup Jay offered the following:
Resolve! by The Boarl OF Su oervisors Of
Perez CouAty. That the sum of 800 % be. and
he same is hereby approximate! 10 the county
Sureriuten lent OF Schools tor his use as such
superintendent in paying tor postage. station
cry AMI printing. aud said sum be patti TO him
put o; the County Treasury upon his receipt.
sisned as such County ~uperinten lent. in such
Aatz ttab ttp m a.
zary Tor the proper performance OF his duties as
such officer.
On motion the same was accepted
ami adopted The following report
and resolution was offered by Sup
Copley
TO the Board of Supervisors of Pierce County,
Your auditing committee To wn0m was refer
red the bill known as the barn bill, which has
20 long stood against Pierce County. would re
port that we find such bill 10 amount to 1866 8
aud that much of il was furnished to said county
IN good faith with full confidence that thcy
wond be paid IN their proper time; and We.
your committee are fully OF the opinion that
they under all the clrcumsan ought to be
paid. Therefore would offer the following feso-
luton: That the sum OF 1865 20 be, and the
same is hereby appropriated out OF the general
innd of sail county to, pay said amount, ana
that the chairman and clerk OF this board are
hereby authorized to issue the orders 70 the sew
eral parties entitled thereto under this resolu-
II. A. jar,
GRO A. Dill.
On motion accepted and adopted by
ayes and nays as follows, viz: Ayes
-Sup's Cop,ey, Warner, Akers, Ridg
man, Halvorson. Jay, Dill. Barnes,
Putnam and Foley { 100; Nays-sup's
Nero. Buckley, Nelson, Otis. Fox.
jacobson, Drake and Taylor (S)
The finance committee presented the
following:
To the Board of Supervisors of Pierce Co
Your committee on finances beg leave to
submit the following report; We have ex.
amined the books, papers and vouchers IN
the Office of the County Treasurer and find
the books neatly kept and correct, as far as
the limited time permitted us to examine
the same, and believe the report of the said
treasurer, hereunto attached, to be correct
Your committee also recommend the
leyying of tax upon the taxable property
of Pierce County of the amounts and for the
purposes hereinafter specified for the ensu
ing year, to-wIt:
For State Tax. 7,7SS 40
For County School Tax. 2.420 50
For Salaries of Co Officers. $500 90
For County Tax. Is, $50 90
Respectfully submitted,
j A STIRRAT,
NELs A NELSON,
A s OTIs
Annual report of the County Treasurer OF
Dr. ft.uat.@ e. tho fiscal war ending