The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-12-27

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authorized and empowered to sell TO said R. P.
Ia ton all tax certificates in his hands on lots
and block llS In sand city, for the face, for and
IN consideration of which SAID Il. p. Eaton has on
Nov. 3D. 1885, satisfied all judgments which he had
against the county IN full and agrees to have all
said certificates cancelled when delivered to him.
Communication of MIL l.. S. * w. r.. II. to or
der certificates part of MEL of SCI of sec. g.
town 10, range %, cancelled we will state that on
investigation we find that these certificates of sale
| for taxes due and unpaid on said railroad land
are not In the hands of the coGnty treasurer hav-
ing been sold to one Adolph Wallich. and that it
Is private matter between the holder of the GER
gallty of the certificates issued for unpaid taxes
| against the land therein described. Weare of the
| opinion that III accordance with the decision of
the supreme court in "a Wis, page 2I1, (Milwau-
kee vs.. NJ. q st. p. Il. r. Co.. said tract is not
exempt from taxation
claim OF county treasurer, Il. Daimler, certlh-
cate No. 504, sale 1872 SW4 of NE4 sec. 49, 20 q,
amount of sale S3.74, interest thereon from May,
1872 TO date, $500 total 1914. Was state land up
| to lS16-not subject to taxation. We recommend
county order to be drawn for 1914 in favor of the
| county treasurer and the amount charged TO the
| town of Maple Grove.
| 3d. sale 1881 on SWA of NEll of section ), 10, %,
amount of sale S1l67. We have looked up the
records In regard to said tract and find that Aug
4, 1865, 1913 acres have been sold out of said SW
a of NE1 to Gottfried kunz that said 424S acres
| stand IN the name of said Goufried kunz now ac-
corlDg to the records of the office of the register
| Of deeds III SAID county. In 1880, for which year
| the above said tract was sold for taxes il was
owned by different owners and the assessment il
| legal We recommend that the sale for taxes as
above described be declared illegal by this board
that the clerk be instructed to give notice to the
holder of the tax certificate above referred to of
| the order of this board; that the certificate be
| paid by the county treasurer on presentation of
the certificate, with per cent. interest thereon
up to date of presentation and the amount paid
by the county treasurer fer said certificate to be
| charged to the town of Manitowoc Rapids.
| All of which is respectfully submitted.
JOHN FRANZ, !
| NJ MAINY !
c. L. HACKER,
Mr.. Schmitz moved the adoption Of
the report, which motion prevailed
ayes %, noes 0.
Bill of Maggie & Borcherdt for print
ing 100 copies of the report of commit
tee on assessment was allowed under
suspension of the rules at So and the
clerk and chairman instructed to issue
| county order.
SPECIAL REPORT Com. ON IMPROVEMENTS.
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors of Manito-
voc County-Gentlemen Your committee on
public improvements to whom was referred Res
olutlon No. t. passed last session of this board,
regard to making abstract of the tax sale books
from 1861 10 the present time beg leave to report
that find that the work in opinion would
be worth from $500 to $3.50, provided, however
the work is made and performed in good shape
and we recommend the adoption of the following
Resolved, that the county board allow the sum
of $3.50 for to make complete abstract of the
sale books since 1861, similar to the abstract
in the county clerks office up to 1861, with the
improvements suggested by the committee.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
H Hn :. 7 kHnFS' Com.
Mr. Franz moved to amend the res
olution: land that that the clerk pro
cure suitable books and carry out this
resolution The amendment was ac-
cepted by the committee and the re
port with resolution as amended was
then on motion of Mr.. Mueller unani-
mously adopted.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON Pooh.
To the Honorable County Board of Supervisors
of Manitowoo county, Your committee on poor
TO report and recommend the allowance of the
following claims
Ole Poison supporting G. Poison, insane 5 IS IN
City Two Rivers, coffin for transient child Tx
Town Manitowoc medical aid transient per On
Town Cooperstown, supporting j Polek. &01
IT IT 9IInon, examining inhsnis persons $50
DIR. Iuhman, post morfe,,u examination and
medical attendance IN hospital and exam
T. c. Busrstatte. sund. for jail 4 medicine az
~ Haukohl, shoes for prisoners 5000. @ 81
Nelson Stoelting, merchandise for jail goo
Town Kossuth, support of Co. pauper mo Is co
st. Mary hospital support transient per. Il ~
Or. Schwelcnler, examination of insane. 20
!: Z: McCarty, eomm1ttee'work expenses Is II
NJ. Moran, livery for committee - 400
Or. Prltehard, ex. insane and post mort. ex 20 90
Or. LnhInan, ex. insane, medical attend. 81 IS
Chas. Schroeder, support of Mary SchneI 80 20
j. A. Koehler merchandise. county charge 81
DR.. LeCount, post norton examination % 90
John Leykom, digging graves for Co.charge 50
City Manitowoc, relief, Mrs. Clark a trans
lent person, and support of her child. $500
Q. G. Barnes, examining insane, ..-......... 800
Town Schleswig, conveying insane person
TO jail and assistants and team hire 49,. 800
City Manitowoc, transporting tramps and
collins graves and hospital bills for trans
lent persons, 81 20