The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-06-21
JOHN FRANZ, !
G. F: HACKER, Com,
Nj. MALoY,

and an order drawn for the deficiency.
Respectfully submitted,
s sGf RE! b. zsssz Com.
The report was on motion adopted
ayes %, noes 3, Messrs. p Z. Stoker,
J. c. McCarty and John Barth vot-
ing no.
Committee on roads and bridges to
whom was referred the petition of the
town of Cooperstown, this county, and
the town of New Denmark, Brown
county, recommend that the said peti
ton be laid over till the next meeting
of this board So ordered.
Special committee appointed to re-
port on resolution No 2 offered by
Mr. G. f. Smalley in regard to moving
the county judges office, reported as
follows:
To the Hon. County Board of Manitowoc Co..
Your committee to whom was referred the reso-
luton relating to the removal of the Office of the
county judge, would respectfully report: That In
our opinion 1t is not advisable to have said office
removed for the reason that the county Offices
should be as near together as possible and that
about six years ago the said county judges Office
was moved from the First National Bank building
to Its present location, 1t then argued that
for the accommodation of the whole public who
has business in said county Office, they should be
brought as near together possible, and the
present incumbent of the office Il. ID. Smart is
also satisfied with the accommodation and rooms
in SAID office and 1t answers the purpose IN all
respects Now. if the said Office could be brought
nearer to the court house, better building and
on the ground floor, we would recommend its re-
moval to such building; but as long can not
get a location nearer to the court house and
more convenient Office than the present. and
long not find location the ground
floor for that office, there Is nothing gained by
1fls.1 Of rrtn hnr
second story. We would respectfully recon-
mend that the said county judges Office shall
made such provisions that said office can be
moved into its own building; but leave the same
to your honorable body for further consideration.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
j. c. MCCARTT, 00A'i
Mr. Evans. from the same commit
tee, did not concur in the foregoing
report and stated that in his opinion
the TorTison Block was preferable and
a more desirable location for the county
judges Office.
The majority report was then on
motion adopted.
Mr.. Lueps, from special committee
appointed to investigate the claim of
Nash Il Schmitz, reported that owing
| to the shortness of time the committee
was not through and unable to report
at present.
On motion of Mr.. Stoker the chair
appointed Henry Wits, G. f. Smalley
and Fred Schmitz committee on per
| diem.
Mr.. Stoker moved for suspension of
the rules, which was agreed to, and
then offered the following resolution,
No. 7:
Resolved that the Nord-We and Pilot news
papers be and hereby declared the official pa
pers of the county, and that seventy-hye dollars
| to each of said papers be appropriated for pub
| fishing the proceedings of the county board for
| the year 1893.
| Resolution adopted-a "a, noes
l, Mr.. Nlquettte voting in the negative.
Resolution No. s, by Mr. Franz,
which was unanimously adopted:
| Resolved, that the chairman of this board and
the county clerk be and they hereby aut horiz-
| ed and empowered to issue county orders for all
claims allowed by this board and for mileage and
| per diem for its members and attending officer.
| Your committee on mileage and per diem would
] respectfully report that we find the amounts set
| opposite their respective names as the amount
| due for the mileage and per diem of the members
of this board and its attending officer.
| HENRy NITS