Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1884-11-27

ty be requested to remove him.
The net result of legal proceedings so
far has been to transfer from the County
Asylum to the State Hospital, as charges
upon the State, two patients who had
never been in the State Hospital, and
one who had been in the State Hospital
for years, and had been returned to
Grant county as chronic. Also to relieve
the county of the support of four others,
two of whom had been in the State Hos
pital for several years. and two for n
short time. And also to prevent the four
others above named from becoming
county charges, who, under the old
practice, would have certainly become
such. Also direct credit of S901.37.
Also in consequence of the aforesaid
proceedings, Grant county was not
charged September 80, 1883, with the
support of Grisesel, Schinsner, Ring,
Richards, Foster and Pedro. for the year
ending that date, amounting to at least
100000.
And also during the year ending Sep
TENDER, 30, 1884, it was not charged
with the support of said parties, and
with that of Biertumpfel and Dolphin.
III ut lcdSl t~OUU.UU.
On the merits the County is entitled
to a credit of $500. SO, for money paid
the State for the support of Ring, Rich
ards, Foster and Pedro, in 1879, 1880,
1881 and 1882, and will eventually re-
ceive it, be the results what they NAV
in these eases, wherein Judgment was
lately obtained, should they 90 to the
Supreme Court.
1t also recovered judgment against
the State for S207.95 costs in the Circuit
Court.
ALT Investigations and correspond
ence have been conducted, and legal
papers prepared, and dispositions taken,
and cases tried before the State Board
of Supervision, and in the Circuit Court
without other legal assistance.
Respectfully submitted, Nov. 10, 1884.
JOHN G. CLARK.
Statement of costs created at Septem-
Der term 1884 of the Circuit Court as
taxed and allowed the county against
the state in the suits for relief from the
support of John Pedro, Charles Rich
ards, George Ring and James Foster:
CASE OF JOHN PEDRO.
Henry placke, witness, two days 6S miles
travel. 1880. 1900. .....,........S SOL
T W Nash, witness, two days Gs miles travel 5O4
d. 5. York, witness one day, miles travel 1.56
X. b; Slender, Witness one day. 2 miles ira
vel Observation-Disclosures. 1.56
j. L Rewey, Sheriffs fees, serving
subpoenas .:........ ...........e... . SIS
A. C. Morse, Clerks fees $40
A. c. Morse, State tax =. 100
$50
L. J. Arthur Court Commissioner, taking
CASE OF CHARLEs RICHARDS. 80
r, A. Wilson, witness, two days. 60 miles
traVel. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ........-. 4S0
Andrew Smith, witness, day, miles
Fetus Maring, witness, one day, A miles ira
A. c. Morse, Clerk Circuit Court fees 7s5
A. C. Morse, State Tax - ... 100 SIS
CASE OF GEORGE RING.
{; NJ Jackson. witness, two days, "a miles 372
Phineas Walker, witness one day 2 miles 1856
j. H. Q. Sneclode, witness, two days,
AZ miles -....-.-.....-.-....... 4.20
Commissioners fees, drawing deposit
IONS ......;. :...... LOO $50
j. L. Rewey, Sheriff, serving subpeonas S.95
A. c. Morse, Clerk Court fees....... S.45
A. G. Morse, State tax ............... 100 945
IN THE CASE OF JAMES FOSTER.
Thomas Hondell witness, one day, 2 miles 1856
Thomas Watson, witness three days. 20 miles $40
Francis Little, witness. two days 100 miles 600
j. l. Rewey, Sheriff, serving subpeo-
mas .....-.... ..5.....-s. $50. S.25
j. l.. Rewey Sheriff, telegraphing 100 925
A. c. Morse, Clerk Of Court, fees. lilo
A. c. Morse, State tax ........... -. LOO ~. 10
The total of the bills allowed against the
state was .-...-..-.-.- ...,...---......- .2UI.aa
The remainder, to-wit: S103. 20, is at
torney fees, and small advances.
The Sheriff and Clerk will present