The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-05-08
rules, which was carried, and the res
olution was then unanimously adopted /:

Whereas the committee on poor transported
Louis Kra1se, a transient poor man, to Hamburg
from whence he came, and whereas the county
treasurer has advanced for such purpose the sum
of $3.50 TO John Franz for ticket and neces-
saries: therefore be it
Resolved that the chairman and clerk of this
board b and are hereby authorized TO issue
county order TO g. DAIMLER. county treasurer in
the sum of $3.50 for such purpose.
Resolution No. 10, by Mr.. fischer.
which was on motion of Mr. Schmitz
adopted:
the circuit courts office from the organization of
the county up to the year 1917 are n a very bad
condition, being only partly indexed, only few
judgment rolls having been made, and ii being
almost lTnpossi bic to ind paper IN particular
case; therefore be it
Resolved, that a special committee of three be
appointed 10 investigate the state OF the records
In said office since the organization of TIE comfy
to the present time and report to this beard at
the next meeting.
Resolution No. II, introduced by
Mr. Wits:
Resolved that the committee on public i'm
provements are hereby authorized and instructed
TO examine the transcrblng of the tax sale books
when completed by II. c. Buhse and to accept
the said work if found to be done In accordance
with certain contract
On motion of Mr. Breunig, adopted.
Resolution No IL, by Mr. A. j.
Schmitz, which was, under suspension
of the rules, unanimously adopted:
Whereas, August Haefermann. a poor person
who is sick with sore eyes at st. Mary's Hos
pital in this city; and
Whereas, Dr. F. Luhman made verbal state
ment TO this board that there may be hopes to
save of the eyes of said Haeferman If he
could be treated by specialist; therefore be it
Resolved, that the committee on poor be and
the same are hereby authorized and instructed to
consult some reputable oculist or eye doctor and
find out il said eye be saved not; and if the
eyesight of said sick man can be saved, such oc-
ulist be employed to treat said eye, provided said
poor man or person. Is a proper charge of Mani
towoc county.
Resolution No Ii, by Mr. Wagner:
Resolved, that the chairman of this board so
change the members of the committee on poor
| that member of said committee shall be a
| member from the city of Manltowoc.
On motion of Mr. Breunig, adopted,
and the chairman changed Mr.. Rahr
from committee on sheriff's and jus
tees claims to the committee on poor
and Mr. Wagner from committee on
poor to committee on sheirff's and
Justices claims, there being no obiec-
tons raised to such change.
Mr. McCarty offered the following
resolution, No IA:
makes 1t the duty of the county board of super
visors TO a certified copy of their proceed
ings to be published in one or more newspapers
| published in the county; therefore be 1t
| Resolved, that the ManltoWoc Pilot and Nord-
| WesteL be and they are hereby designated and
named as the newspapers to publish such pro-
| ceedings at a cost of S15 each.
Mr. Smalley moved that the rules
be suspended, carried; whereupon
Mr.. A. ]. Schmitz moved the adoption
and was adopted 25, noes 0.
Mr.. Wits, from committee on finance
presented the following:
| To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors of Man
| itowoc county, Wis.-Your committee on finance
| would beg leave to report that Mr.. II. Daimler
county treasurer, has put up In packages all the
tax certificates held by the county upon all prop
erty decided by said county to legal purchasers in
accordance with resolution No. 5 Of last years
| board. We have compared the certificates with
| the schedules and find the work correct. The
total amount of such certificates is SIC, 102.4.
| All of which is respectfully submitted
| Dated Manltowoc, April H. 1884.
| HENRY VITs,
| L. OSULSoN,
| A. ID. LAAIERE, : Com
| JACOB KESTLY,
| AUGUST GAUGER.
The report was on motion of Mr.
Stoker adopted.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON POOR.
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors of the county
of Observation-Disclosures: The undersigned
committee poor would most respectfully re-
port that we have carefully examined the follow
ing accounts and find the same to be legal charges
against the county of Manitowoc; and would
therefore recommend that the same be allowed as
| follows:
DR.. ]. y. McCombs, examining insane 3.7(
| c. Haukohl, boots and shoes for pris. 8S:
st. Marys Hospital, board, clothing. etc. 235 i.
Or. a. g Fraser, exam insane persons, 1 ~
| DIR. HI. C.. Thiele postmortem exam, 10.G
| DR.. f. Luhman coroners inquest 6.A
| examination. 76C
| DR.. T. Luhman exam. IL insane persons, 36.6(
| post mortem examination 25.U
| attend. at st. Marys Hosp, 81 %
| prisoners In Co. jail, $3.50
ALI of which is respectfully submitted
IL Hs &: S S $Sssa; Com
The report was on motion of Mr.
Smalley adopted-ayes 25, noes 0.
Mr.. Hacker, from committee on gen
eral claims, submitted the following
report:
To the Hon. Chairman and County Board OF
| Supervisors of Manitowoc county-Your com.
| mittee on general claims would respectfully beg
| leave to report as follows: We have carefully ex
| amined the following claims and hereby recon-
mend them allowed in full, to-wit:
| II. Z. Buhse z. o. box rent and postage 5 l2.5l
c. III. Schmidt, printing 45.3;
| Piening & Fechter records and stationery 22s. 81
| +. p. Mueller, transcribing index and re-
cording deaths, births and marriages. SOL;
Z. Heineman, stationery, u.7t
Jere Cox, repairing Office chair, 81
A. Whitman, printing, 372;
| Schuette 4 Bros. sunds. for court house, 52.4l
| q. DAIMLER, II days labor tax certificates
as per Resolution No. 5. $500
| Truman q Cooper, coal 37.5i
A. ID. Smith, lodging jurors in Ratcek case 7.3;
| Truman & Cooper, coal Co. Judges office, 11.2;
| w. A. Walker. expenses incurred for county 81
| John Nagle postage, So
| Alois Rank renajrin1 iail 3S.