The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-01-10
Mr.. McCarty moved to amend the

Mr.. McCarty moved to amend the
report and take off $4,000 from
Schleswig and add the same amount
to the valuation of the town of Coop
erstown.
Adopted by the following vote: Aye,
Halloran, Kestly, Rauch, Stoker, Fan
der, McCarty, Lueps, Franz, Smalley,
Klingholz, Noble, Bohne, Schmitz,
Mueller, Barth, johnson, Evans-17.
No, Touhey, Hacker, Wits, Schwartz,
Hall, Niquette and Maloy-7.
Mr.. Klingholz moved to amend the
assessment report by taking off $15,-
600 from the town of Manitowoc
Rapids and add said amount to the
valuation of the town of Franklin.
Mr.. Stoker moved to amend the
amendment and take another $50, 900
valuation from Rapids and add the
same to the town of Franklin Mr.
Smalley supported Mr.. Stoker's amend
ment.
Mr.. Stoker's amendment was lost by
the following vote: Aye, Halloran,
Touhey, Rauch, Stoker and Maloy-5
No, Kestley, lander, McCarty, Hacker,
Lueps, Franz, Smalley, Wits, Hall,
Klingholz, Noble, Bohne, Schmitz,
Mueller, Barth, johnson, Schwartz,
Niquette, Evans-19.
Whereupon the amendment of Mr.
Klingholz was adopted by the follow
ing vote: Aye, Halloran, Kestly, lou
hey, lander, Franz, Smalley, Hall,
Klingholz, Noble, Bohne, Barth, John
son, Niquette, Evans, Maloy-15. No,
Rauch, Stoker, McCarty, Hacker, Wits,
Lueps, Schmitz, Mueller, Schwartz
MIR. Franz moved the adoption of
the assessment report as amended,
which was agreed to by the following
vote: Ayes, Halloran, Kestly, Rauch,
lander, McCarty, Hacker, Smalley,
Franz, Wits, Hall, Klingholz, Noble,
Bohne, Schmitz, Mueller, Barth, John
son, Schwartz, Niquette, Evans, Maloy
-21. No, Touhey, Stoker and Lueps.
On motion of Mr.. Smalley the board
took recess of 80 minutes.
When time was called board reas-
sembled, roll was called and quorum
present.
Select committee on judgments sub
mitted the following report:
To the Hon. the Board of Supervisors of Mani
towoc county.-Gentlemen: Your committee
would respectfully report In regard to the judg-
ments against the county as follows W
$42.S5. rendered June 2, 1879, we find was paid,
except interest from June 2, 1879, to November
II, ls's, amounting to $l.D, which amount was
In full.
2. The iudgm ant of A. wallich, s2s.O5, render
claim is before and has been allowed by the com
m.ttee on general claims. We recommend that
the amount due on the judgment of A. Walhch
first above mentioned be added to the amount
due on the judgment before said committee of
general claims SO that the whole amount due may
appear In one order.
8. Judgment obtained against the county by
P. Mulholland August %, 1878. for $62.5S, was
paid December 2, 1878, and has never been salts
Aed on the docket and as his attorney has no
to satisfy the same. The records plain, how |
ever, that the judgment has been paid:
a., T. Ihe JUDGMENT county against Maiholland
considered private matter by the then county 1
clerk, p. Wickert, and was by HIM assigned to
Nash d Schmitz and the county has properly no
concern In the matter 30 far it appears at pres
ent.
5. Judgment Jos. Schiesel against IL county,
been paid the books of the clerk CT the circuit
court show that he has received his pay, though I
the Judgment stands open on the docket.
" find the judgment obtained by A. J. Schmitz
attorney for Frank Seidl for SI51 20 for iIeeI
tax on lot q, block 249 $780, against the county
is upon the docket unsatisfed. Your committee
would recommend that the same be paid. one
half of the cash in said case to be charged back
to the city of Ganitowoc together with the Illegal
tar for which such suit was brought.
We find two suits exactly similar to the above.
now pending, upon which the cost In each &C
present amounts to $69.e0 being Henry Baetz
egainsi county for illegal taxes on lots and 5.
block 20, and Frank BONN against county for
illegal te,es lot So block 24s, all for taxes of
1880. Your committee recommends that the costs
in both cases be paid and settled and the amount