The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-12-18
he length of time necessary to retain same At

the length of time necessary to retain same At
regular meeting of your committee it was
agreed to purchase the following number of lots
to complete the building site:
From the state lots. .-.--....-.....S 11a "a
From Mrs. Schroeder lots. 600
From Phlnney ~ lots, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs 90
From Seymour lots, Observation-Disclosures. $50 10
From Van Vechton 2 lots, ........ 1000
From Van Camp Is lots, ........... 5000
From o. Hara lots, Observation-Disclosures. 1900
From Walker lots, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. go 90
From Lawrence, moving OH, ..-........ 1000
Making a total outlay for real estate of $3.50 81
Your committee further paid to sundries as
To Messrs. Schuette, Tegrn & Co. on acc'tss775 90
To Int. TO state deducted in advance from
To d R,nlu,p' veil sS1
To Koch Co.. architects, on account, -. 5000
To NJ. Coogan & CO., steam heaters. acct. 400 90
To freight on draining pipes, .........-... % Is
Making total to contractors of 81, 2SS rs
This added to real estate outlay makes
Of the above amount Mr.. DAIMLER paid out for
your committee from general fund previous to
getting the money from state, s.; 364S4, which
amount credited back to general fund leaves
s122I4.75 as the sum total so far expended by
your committee for building and real estate,
leaving balance of 81 ,2s5.oo on hand out of the
$13,5oO borrowed from state. Your committee
concluded to also finish the attic, which was
originally not included in contract for main
building at an additional cost not to exceed $500.
This addition of one entire floor of rooms to the
building necessitated the extension of heating
surface of boilers. For which additional heating
surface and direct radiation new contract was
made with NJ. Coogan 4 Co., for $3.50. In the es-
timation of your committee the asylum Will be
ready for occupancy by Christmas. We should
further suggest the proprlety of the board going
there in body to examine the work as quite
number have never seen same.
VIM. RAHR.
VIM. u. LUEPS,
JOHN CAREY
2. T. SToKER,
FRED SCHMITz.
On motion of Mr. Nolan the report was accept
ed and adopted by unanim vote.
Mr.. McCarty moved that the chair appoint a
committee of three to apportlon the number of
jurors to be entered on the list from each town
and ward of this county.
Carried, and the chairman appointed McCarty,
f. Schmitz and h. Wits as such committee
On motion recess of 10 minutes was taken to
enable the committee to prepare their report.
After expiration of time set for recess the Board
reassembled, quorum paesent.
Mr.. McCarty, from committee on apportion-
ment of jurors, stated that the committee had
completed their labors and were ready to report,
and then presented the following, to-wit:
Your committee to whom was referred the duty
to ascertain the number of grand and petit jurors
each town, city and ward within the county of
Manitowoc entitled to, respectfully report as
follows, to-wit; Cato, petit 4 grand; Center
Eaton, 7 and 8; Franklin, and 4; Gibson, and
g. Kossuth, 8 and 4; Liberty, 6 and 8; Manitowoc
and A. Man. Rapids, s and 4; Maple Grove, and
8; Meme s and 5; Mishicott Z and 4; Newton 7
and 8; Rocklsnd, and 8; Schleswig, and H. Two
Creeks and g. Two Rivers, and 3; City Two
Rivers, LIST ward, and 2; End ward, and 2; 3rd
ward 3 and 2; City of Manitowoc, 3rd ward, S and
5, being total of 40 petit and rs grand jurors.
Your committee further reports that the LIST,
End and 4th wards of the city of Manitowoc, not
having filed jury list with the county clerk as
required by law, your committee have appropr1,
ated pro rata of jurors to the several towns and
wards emitting the LIST, End and 4th wards of the
city of Manitowoc.