Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1883-11-22

too large and make il up to the one too small.
Or he may omit some Work herein required
in this report TO be done Altogether, and do
the work that is most urgent to be done for
the safety and benefit of the property herein
recommended to be repaired. Your com
mittee also recommend the county Court
House be used only for county purposes, and
and the county chairman shall have the power
to prevent it for being used for any other
purpose.
All the work herein recommended to be preforiaed.
IS 10 be done under the direction Of the Chairman ot
the County Board Of Supervisors. The whole amount
of the estimate cost which we recommend to be
raised to performe all the work herein recommended
TO be done amounts the sum of eleven hundred
and thry-eight dollars.
We therefore recommend the adoption of the fol-
lowing resolution:
s0lred.-1hat the sum OF eleven hundred and
thirty eight dollars be levied and raised by this
Board the taxable property Of the county 10 carry
out the recommendations OF the committee.
All OF which is respectfully Submitted this 10Th day
OF November, 1853
THOMAS WATSON. Chairman,
wM. MARSDEN,
ADAM KREUI
JOHN RYAN
q. :. WHITCHER
ARCHIE BROWN,
II. NJ. DAY.
The accompanying resolution, recom-
mended by the committee, was also
adopted.
Cor. CLARK submitted the report of
the Committee on Insane, which, with
the accompanying resolutions, lays over
under the rules
The report and petition adopted by
the Board.
Mr.. GRIMM reported upon the
petition from the citizens of jamestown,
Hazel (. ram Da,sis anI pntns; asl.;...
aid for jamestown To build road TO
the landing of said ferry in Jamestown.
Wisconsin.
70 The county Board Of Grant County,
WiS.;
GENTLEMEN;-We the undersigned,
residents and free-holders of the county
of Grant and State of Wisconsin, do
most respectfully represent to your hon
orable body. that facilities for the free
intercourse between the citizens of this
county and the City of Dubuque, in the
State of Iowa, would greatly promote
the interests of said citizens, and that it
is proposed by the citizens of Dubuque
and their municipal officers to increase
the facilities for easy intercommunca-
ton between Dubuque and Grant
County, Wisconsin, by establishing a
good and substantial ferry between Ea-
gle Point, in said city of Dubuque, and
the town of jamestown, on the opposite
side of the Mississippi river in the State
of Wisconsin; that large sum of money
will be necessary to accomplish this
purpose, in building leyees from the main
shore on the Wisconsin side to the main
stream of the river; and that the CITY of
Dubuque proposes, if the people of Grant
county will furnish one thousand dollars,
To furnish any additional sum that may
be required for that purpose. We,
therefore, as petitioners, respectfully
ask your honorable body to appropriate
the sum of one thousand dollars of the
funds of the said county of Grant for
that purpose, and your petitioners will
ever pray.
Dated Oct. goth, 1883.
PARIs-M. Montag, j. Wiedespott,
Y. Drossler, j. d. Drossler. +. Heinze.
G. Shoolinier, +. Kirchberg. l.. Tremb-
gen, II. A. Schroter, j. Ginter, b.
Shinoe, f. Johney, Jas Bode, A. Weber
Jno. LANCE, IL. Kathe, J.. Koette, Jos.
Lauge, S. Ginter. n. Simon, Jno.
Schneider, NJ. Carhart.
The same petition was signed by par
ties residing in the towns of jamestown,
Hazel Green, and Potosi, as fol-
lows
JAMESTOWN AND HAZEL GREEN
JOS. hurry, Chairman of Town Board.
Ii. Hopel, Geo. Hannum, L. Heller,
Jno. Richart, August Braut, Jno. Jan
sen, l.. Bishop, Jos. Leong, T. Lar
kin. A. Braut, b. Buhlaud. j. II. Loees.
A. Long, w. Isar. Jos Harris. G.
Heuch, j. Calvert, f. Font, o. Sweet.
NJ. Hichenberg, c. w Patel, j. Dross-
Ter, l.. ApriDger, Chairman, Geo. HE
Ter, I'll. Richards, c. Brunt, G. Braug,
Henry Hannisper, III. Weber, f. Braug.
|. Schwerdt, g. Haas, g. Bruck, S.
Lange, Aug. Montag, Il. Kilbourn, II.
ID. Hunsaker, Geo. +. Hunsaker, Nj.
Gauterman, j. Temstra, JAS. Vosberg.
S. Merrick, l.. Reifsteck, Peter Beusch.
A. Sampson, Jos. Schnurdt, j. ID. Balm
bridge. Warden Anderson. NJ. Cunning
ham. p. w. Scemp, II. Allison. G.
Sampson, 5. Williams, Aug. Kluck.
Pat Keys, VIM. McCabe. NJ. O'Conner.
w. NJ. Ryan, Pat Hogan, b. Cornelison.
j. j, hurry, A. Haske, Geo. Spark, j.
Weber, Peter, euler, j. Schuhau, r.. M
Henderson, w. E. Dudley, Jno. HER,
A. C. Eustice, j. S. Cooper.
PoTosr-F. kirkpatrick. E. Shipman,
j. Stahlmeuer, 7. f. Shiffman, T. j.
Udelkooz, Z. Grulemauer. j. Shipman,
j. Stohlman, Chas. Weber, j. Alvuig.
c. Vincent, j. Gerhard, j. Lelbfried.
A. Mauer, p Reuter-, n. Schumacher.
f. Welsh, A. Stelpfey, f. Bean, II.
Stoker, \. Shaefer, H. Leibried, A. Ger
hard. Jno. Nj. Young, j. &. Gissie,
j. z. Simmer, j. kerkenbish, Jr, A.
T. Campick, A. Heiner. b. Rupp, Fl.
Kreiser, +. Gilscr, +. Palmer, K. Kief-
fer, VIM. Gerhard, VIM Mechler, A.
Gerhard, Jr. VIM. Gillian, John Ship
man, II. Il. Smith. Geo. Eustice. j. VI.
Sheffman, j. Uselhover, w. Mohren-
burg. I. Webb, j. Lanergan, z. j.
Blendorf, p Gecreus, j. Powell. N.
Udelhozen, NJ. Cavanaugh, Geo. Shift
man, w +. Wren. Yogelsburg, w.
Hambitzer, e. White, G. Kreiver. T.
L. Stephens, +. Eesperman. j. Vogels-
berg. X. Jones, +. A. Thomas.
To0be Honorable Board Of Supervisors: !;
Your committee ID whom has been re-
ferred the petition of citizens Of the
towns of Hazel Green, jamestown. Par
Is and Potosi, to aid the town Of James
town in building and raising a road on
lot 5. section 20, township No. /, north
of range 2, to intersect said ferry have
had the same under due consideration
and respectfully recommend that the
sum of $3.50 be raised and levied on
the taxable property of Grant county
for such purpose and we further recon-
mend that the money SO appropriated
for such purpose shall revert back to
the county if the town of jamestown
shall not expend such amount within
one year. All of which is respectfully
submitted.
II. GRIMM, Chairman,
HENRY GILLIAN,
L. j. MARVEL,
JOHN SMITH,
JOSEPH MURRAY,
A. T. HENDERSON,
JAMES MCCORMICK
Mr. GRIMM read the report of the
committee on highways, bridges and
far,ias unon tho nafifiOn of John Senstra