Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-03-29
County Board Proceedings.
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GRAND RAPIDS, Wis.
March Is, 1888.


CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK.
The following ordinance was then
presented by the chairman from the
town of Rudolph, Casper Crotteau.
Whereas doubts have arisen as to
whether the territory hereinafter de-
scribed and heretofore attached and
annexed or attempted to be attached
and annexed to the town of Rudolph
in the county Of Wood and now being
or supposed to be part of said
town is in fact legally with
in said town and forms a part
thereof. Now, therefore for the pur-
pose of removing such doubts and of
attaching said territory to and making
the same part of the said town if
the same is not already attached
thereto and does not now form a part
thereof.
The County Board of Supervisors
of the County of Wood do ordain as
follows, to-wit:
SECTION l. All of sections thir-
teen, (13) fourteen, (14) fifteen,
(15) sixteen, (16) seventeen, CID
eighteen, (1S) nineteen, (19) twenty,
(20) twenty-one, (21) twenty two,
f22) twenty-three, (23) twenty four,
(24) twenty-five, (25) twenty six,
(26) twenty-seven, CID twenty
eight, (2S) twenty nine, (29)
(29) thirty, 600 thirty-two, 1922
thirty three. (33) thirty-four. (34)
thirty-fve, $3.50 thirtv-six, (36) in
township number twenty-four, (24)
north of range number five 60 east
in said Wood County are hereby de-
tached from any town or towns to
which they may now belong except
said town of Rudolph and are hereby
attached to said town of Rudolph and
are hereby declared to be within said
tewn of Rudolph and to be and form
a part thereof
SECTION 2. This ordinance shall
not be construed as in any manner
waving the claim of said town of
Rudolph to-wit: That the territory
above described has heretofore been
and now is legally attached to and now
forms a part of said town.
SECTION 8. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and
after its passage and publication.
The above ordinance was adopted
by full vote of the Board.
Moved that the committee on Wood
County Bridge be empowered and in
structed to keep the Wood County
Bridge in good repair and to use
money necessary for that purpose
Carried. Ayes and Noes being called
tor the following vote was taken.
AYEs-Conner, Coon, Crotteau,
Cameron, Ebbe, Witter, Haertel,
Spaford, Jensen, Nash, Pitts. Rou-
han, futile, Voight. Nays-Hooper.
The bill of George Hiles amounting
30 SS96.6S for tax certificates claimed
to be illegal the land claimed to be
county land when assessed.
Moved that the bin be referred tc
bhc District Attorney for opinion as to
the legality of the claim.
Chairman Hiles thereupon called E.
B. Rossier to the chair and spoke IL
regard to the legality of the claim
After some discussion the motion wa;
carried.
The following resolution was pre-
scented and adopted
Resolved that the county treasurer
of this county be and he is hereby
authorized and instructed that upor
the returns of taxes by the severa
town treasurers to him; to CAREFUL,
examine such returns and if any land
are therein returned which were no
subject to taxation at the time they
were so taxed (being government
state or county land, it shall be tn,
duty of said treasurer to cancel sucl
taxes and charge the same back TO tn,
proper towns.
Upon motion it was ordered tina
the committee on settlement with ex
clerk and ex treasurer be paid thre
dollars ($3. )per day each. Carried
Moved that the resolution of j. c
Davis introduced at the last meeting
of the Board of Supervisors in re
gard to the county printing be adopted
Motion lost
Moved that the bill of G. j. Car
man, amounting to S450.00, jailor'
salary be disallowed Carried
Board adjourned until O'Clock I
NJ.
MARCH 18th. 7 o'clock p. m.
Board of Supervisors of Woo