Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-11-15

Grant County G.saall,'s.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE GRANT COUN-
Tt BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
AFULL REPORT OF ALL
BUSINESS.
FIRST DAY-AFTERNooN SESSION.
At 1:30 p m. Tuesday the Board was
called to order by Geo. w. Ryland.
Roll of members called by the Clerk.
All answered to their names except
Karl Kleinpell, of Cassville village,
Daniel f. Brown, of Town of blooming
ton, and L.. b. Refsteck of Hazel Green
village. Mr.. j. III. Cox being trustee
of that village was authorized to repre-
sent it.
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD.
JOHN SMITH Beetown.
DANIEL +. BROWN. Bloomington.
FRED MERIT. ..... Boscobel.
HERMAN GRIMM. ..... .Cassville.
HENRY GORE ...... Castle Rock.
THOMAS WATson. ..... Clifton.
JAMES MCCORMICK. 1909. .Ellenboro.
| VIM. MARsDEN Fennimore.
JOHN RYAN. Glen Haven.
GEO. MCCALL. INSTRUMENTATION. Harrison
ED. y NELL. ........ Hazel SGreen.
ADAM KRUEL. ...... Hickory Grove.
JOSEPH MURRAY. ........ jamestown
GEO. w. RYLAND. ........ Lancaster.
LOUIS HEBERLEIN. ..... Liberty.
GEO. S. WHITCHER. Lima.
ANDREW CAIRNS. Little Grant.
GEORGE NUNS. Marion.
Il. L. hIDD. .................M illville.
X. Nj. DAY. Mount Hope.
OMAR j. ARNOLD - Mount Ida.
T.. u. RODOLF. Muscoda.
+. j. MARVEL Paris.
JAMES A. DAVIS. ....... Patch Grove.
JOHN MACARTHUR. Platteville.
HENRY GILLIAN. ...........P otosi.
JAS. ii. CABANIs. ........ .Smelser
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A. +. HENDERSON. 49,. Watterstown.
J. Is. JOHNSON. ........... Wingville.
PATRICK GLYNN. .Woodman.
j. A. hartford. ....... .Wyalusing.
JOHN ID. WILSON. -. .Boscobel City.
JOHN q. CLARK. Lancaster City.
W. HOMER BEEBE. :. . Platteville City.
SAML. WooDHOUsE. Bloomington Y il.
KARL KLEINPELL. Cassville Viii
l.. b. REIFsTECK - Hazel Green Vii.
Mr.. WILSON, of Boscobel SAID that
he thought he had better get the start
of Tom Watson and moved that Geo.
w. Ryland, of Lancaster be elected
Chairman of the Board.
MR.. RYLAND was duly elected and
said:
Il have been elected Chairman so
often that can only return sincere
thanks and hope that may fulfill your
expectations in every respect.
The CHAIR-Letters and petitions
will be in order if any member has any
to present to the board. The Chairman
suggests to the Board that when we
adjourn, we adjourn until o'clock this
evening to give the Chairman time to
make up his committees, as that is the
usage.
MIR. RoDoLF-Before the motion is
taken, as | have only just arrived l
wish to say that some way should be
provided so that the members of this
board may go out and see the insane
asylum. L will try to get teams; all
should go out and see it, as it is one of
the important works the county has
nd Of ha or
Mr.. WILSON, would like TO
have it understood that the expense
will be borne by the County, as some
who went out last year paid and some
were paid by the county.
Mr.. RoDoLF-Yes, the expense to
be paid by the county.
MIR. RoDoLF moved that the Board
adjourned until o'clock this evening.
Motion seconded and the Board adj
journed.
The Clerk-The Treasurer has re-
quested me to say to the members that
if you have any claims for road or
bridge money he would be glad to have
you draw the money before he closes
his doors. If you have any bills pre-
sent them to the Clerk.
Board called to order at p. m. All
were present at roll call except j. b.
johnson, of Wingville.
The Chairman said that he was not
acquainted with all of the members of
the Board, but that he had done as well
as he could in selecting and arranging
his committees, and announced them
as follows:
Ftnance-E. /. Kidd, Chairman, Jno.
ID. Wilson. Ii. W. Beebe, Samuel Wood
house, Ed. O'Neil.
County Property-Thomas Watson,
Chairman, R. nj. Day, John Ryan,
Adam, Kruel, VIM. Marsden, George
S. Whitcher, Archie Brown.
On Equalization John Macarthur,
Chairman, j. ii. Capanis, John G.
Clark, Karl Klienpell, Fred. Mertz, j.
b. johnson, Andrew Cairns.
On Cldinls-C. G.. Rodolf, Chairman,
George McFall, George Munns, 0. J.
Arnold, j. A. Davis, d. I. Brown. John
II. Cox.
On Highways, Bridges and Ferries
Herman Grimm, Chairman, A. I. Hen
derson, John Smith, Henry Gillian, Jas.
Mccormick, Z. j. Marvel, Joseph
Murray.
On County Roads George McFal,
Chairman, j. A. Hartford, Patrick
Glynn, Louis Heberlein, Henry Gore.
On Hasane-John G. Clark, Chair
man. G. G. Rodolf, H. Grimm, George
McFall, r. NJ. Day.
On Printing!. II. Cabanis, Chair
man, John Ryan, G. G.. Rodolf.
On 7oUB and County Organization
Archie Brown. Chairman, Louis Heber-
lein, j. A. Hartford, Patrick Glynn,
Fred Meltz
on Education-JohnD ID. Wilson, Chm,
Ed. O'Neil, ID. +. Brown.
Mr.. WILsoN-Would it not be we'll
before proceeding further to adopt some
rules of the Board during this session.
The CHAIR-There is a set of rules
that we have used heretofore, it might
be we'll to adopt those rules.
Mr.. WILSON moved that the rules used
last year be adopted by this Board.
Seconded and the rules were accord
ingly adopted.
| Col. CLARK invited the member of
the committee chosen in 1881 to erect
| the Asylum, to meet him at his rooms
Tuesday night.
| THE CHAIR-The Chairman calls the
| attention of the Board to the case of
an insane person who was sent To the
Jail few days ago from Platteville,
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