Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-11-23

f. |. KIDD, Chm,
G. SHUTTLEwoRTH,
john ID. WILSON,
SAM'L WOoDHoUsE,
GEO. MCCALL.
r. hartley moved the adoption OF
the report.
w. IL BEEBE wished the board to de-
fer action for few moments, as there
were several veriiications yet to be made
in the footings of the committee on
claims.
+. /. KIDD called attention to list OF
county orders unpaid.
Col. CLARK asked that they be read.
List read by Mr.. Kidd
G. G. RoDoLF said as they would
have a new sheriff coming in before
long, he would offer the following reso-
luton
The CnAn; There IS question pend
ing now
Nix. BARLEY withdrew his motion to
adopt the report of the finance commit
tee
MIR. RoDoLF then presented the reso-
ton as follows:
RCS0tced-By this county board that
hereafter the sheriff be paid the sum of
$50 for conveying an insane person TO
the State asylum at Mendoza, including
all assistance, charges, fees and expenses
whatsoever, and for each additional one
taken at the same time the sum of SO.
and TO have the same compensation for
conveying the insane from the State
asylum at Mendoza to the ASYLUM at
Lancaster.
+. hartley moved its adoption.
Resolution adopted.
w. H. BEEBE said he wished TO in
troduce a resolution in the matter OF
claims, as follows:
RcSolrca That hereafter all claims
against the county, except witness, iu-
ror and interpreter fees, be presented in
the forn Of m itomized account, the
same to be verified by oath Of claimant.
to the effect that the services were actu-
ally aud necessarily rendered, or the
goods and material or labor furnished
and that the same WaS reasonably worth
the sum therein charged, and has never
been paid.
Resolution adopted.
RoBERT GLENN said the committee on
county property had heard complaints
of the management, or partially new
management, of the 7 or house, under
Petty; and they had bee, asked 10 in
vestigate the matter. They did So. and
found no cause for complaint The
gentleman presented Il bin of fare, which
included bread, biscuit, potatoes, turn
FPS and pie.
THos WATsoN-That's long way
ahead Of my table
JAS. b. KICKS asked if that meal
might not have been gotten up for the
committee to see. It did not correspond
with the report given to Us.
Nh. GLENN said it correspondent with
what was told the committee by an IN
mate whom they took ont and inquired
Of rs to the fare.
+. |. KIDD had no doubt but Mr.. Sho-
walter did his full duty by his charges
He had never heard a whisper of COM
plant while he lived there, and sup
posed they were just as well cared for
now, but did not feel as well satisfied as
when Showalter lived there himself. The
gentleman thought it might be all right
il Mr.. Showalter's case, but he did not
believe in establishing precedent for
superintendent not TO live on the poor
farm, although the inmates might be
just as well cared for.
Nix. KIDD moved an adjournment UNI
til 1880 p. m
Not Carried.
JAS. b. KICKS moved an adjournment
to p. M
Not. carried.
Many of the members having left,
Chris. Hutchinson moved call of the
house, and the sheriff was sent after the
absentecs, but returned in few min
u;es and reported he could not find any
one
The committee being ready to finish
their report, Mr.. Watson moved the call
Of the house be dispensed with, Car
ricd
+. KIDD then made a final report
from his committee.
+ BNRrLEY moved its adoption
Report adopted.
THE CHAM The question now /,
upon the resolution of the committee on
finance.
Z. hartley moved its adoption.
Resolution adopted.
HERMANN GRIMM moved the boart
adjourn SINE Gtc.
rnE CHAIR said he wished to retuyI
Siaccro thanks for the consideration
and kindness OF the members duriu.
the session. and then, n, 1915. declare,
the board adjourned sac dic.
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