Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-01-02

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Daniel Crowley. .......T w I"
The election ola chairman being the first or
der of business, Mr., Ostrander in few well
chosen aud very complimentary remarks 1omi-
mated w. s. Greene for chairman. Mr.. Greene
was thereupon unanimously elected chairman
of the Board for the ems uing year. Mr.. Greene
upon taking the chair thanked the Board for the
renewed expression of their confidence, ana cx-
pressed the hope that the harmony and unan-
unity that has characterized passed Boards may
prevail during the present session.
The clerk presented a certified statement from
the clerk of tn Village of Palmyra setting forth
the resignation of John b. Messersehmidt as
supervisor for said village, and the appointment
of j. a. Allen in his stead, by the Board of
Trustees of said village; which said statement
was accepted and Mr.. Allen admitted TO seat
on the Board in place of j. B. Messerschmidt
resigned.
Mr.. Porter offered the following resolution No.
l, which was on motion adopted:
Resolved, That the chair appoint a committee
of Eve to prepare and report rules for the gov
ernment of the Board, also to report list of the
standing committees to be appointed by the
chair
The chairman appointed the following com
mittee: w I'll. Porter, j. w. Ostrander o. s.
Cornish. JOHN Whittet and H. B. Willard.
Mr.. Ryder moved that the Board adjourn until
such time as the committee on rules and regula-
tions is ready TO render report. Motion lost.
Mr.. Jones moved that the Board take a recess
until the committee on rules and regulations is
ready 10 report. Motion prevailed
Board reassembled. The committee appoint
ed to prepare rules and regulations for the gov
ernment of the Board report, recommending
that the rules governing the Board Of 1S8- be
adopted, with the exception OF striking out rule
5, also to amend rule so Is to read as follows:
Call of roll Of members; reading of minutes Of
last meeting; unfinished business; reports Of
standing committees; reports ofspecial commit
tees; acting on reports Of committees; prcsenta-
tion of rev business.
Mr. Ostrander moved to strike out subdivis-
ion ofrule Z, acting on reports OF committees y"
which motion was lost.
On motion the report of, the committee was
adopted as presented.
Mr. Quentmeyer moved that the Board do now
adjourn, and that the members thereof pay Wis
it TO the County House and observe the i'm
provements made during the past year The
motion prevailed
Board adjourned until to morrow morning at
o'clock.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. A. 1888.
Board met pursuant to adjournment and was
of the roll showed all members present except
Woodman. The chairman appointed the follow
ing standing committees:
On EqualizatiOn:-H. B.Willard CA. Sprague,
W. II. Porter, W. D. Stiles, J. H. Meyers, g. l..
Garity. F. Huebner.
On shcriffs accounts and Jail expenses JUS
tices Constables' and marshals' accounts:
John Whittet, o. L. Ray, Daniel Crowley.
On petitions memorials, and miscellaneous
accounts Henry Haskell, Milo G. Jones, j. A.
Allen.
To settle with CO unity officers and on illegal
assessments:-P, Rogan, 1. n. Stone, A. F. Win
dau.
On county buildings, officers bonds and sal
aries:-W. w. Woodman, J. Reinel, Jr., f. Leh-
mann.
On highways, bridges and drains:-P. c.
Quentmeyer, VIM. ZeiOell, Thos. Bell.
years IN the County Clerks office uncalled for,
and cancellation of county orders &C. Fl. Pow
ers, j. K. Ryder, L. Jaehrling.
To settle 0glh County Superintende1tS at the Poor,
Keepers Of the Poor House and on Jury LiSt.-O. S.
Cornish, J. W. Ostrander, ]. Daniels.
On Ways and MednS.-J. W. Ostrander, G. Bill
lett, W. W. Woodman
The clerk presented schedule list of bills
against the county on file ia his Office from No.
l to 228 inclusive; also certified an1 detailed
statements Of Justices, county judge and court
commissioners of cases tried in their respective
courts during the past year, which said bills and
statements were referred to appropriate commit
tees.
The following accounts were referred to the
committee on sheriff's, constables andjustices'
accounts. etc:
81. 90. 81, 92 93 "a, 90. 90, 90, 1OO 1o1 1O3 LOG
III, l18, 49, 2i3, 214, 215, 2lS 49, 22O, 22l 222
223 224 225, 22s, A. %, 46, A. 49, so, ST. 53 81,
166. i67 i68 Sg 10, III G G72, u.s. IA i96, 6,
1856, 187, 1gO 191 49, Dol, 206, 1884, 1885, III, 10,
8s, SO, 112, 1879, 81, 1882,
The following accounts were referred to the
committee on miscellaneous accounts, etc;
2O7, 2O5, 2O4, 2O3, 2O2 200, 1873 1877, 1913, 189,
156, 155, 154, 153, 1852, ISL 150 49, 148 147 LAG,
145 144, 143, 142. AL l40 139, 13S, 1877, 1885, 135,
134, 1873, 1872 49, $780, 129 828, l27 1885, 1885, 49, 80,
76 rs, "A 49, r. TO- Co. 6S 56, &c, 90, a. g. 62, 61
co. So So, SO, 45, 55 So 49, A, 43. A. 49, 49, 49, 81
36 35 81. 33. 80 81, 80, %, 2S 81, &C. 25, "a, %
D. 90 19, 49, II, 16, 15 A. 1S, II, H. TO- g. 8, 10,
5, l. p 228 227 217, ZIG, 2l2 211, 209, 2O8, 124,
123 122, 121 120 116, 115 ia, 113, 210 100, 108,
107, l05, 104, 102, 81, 90, SO, So, 81.
The clerk also presented Statement of the ap
portionment of state school money" to Jeffer-
son county, certified statements from Clerk
of Circuit Court of fcourt certificates issued
orders
manning two years in County Clerks office. and
statements of office expenses of county officers,
which said statements were referred to the re-
spective committees.
List Of county orders remaining taO0 gears IN county
clerks office ancG!led for.