Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-02-20
Annual Meeting OF the Board OF Su-
perVisOrs Of Jefferson County
for 1888.

On motion the report Of the committe was
adopted.
Mr.. Cornish moved that the vote by which
bill No. was disallowed be reconsiderea, Mo.
ton prevailed.
Onmotlon of Mr. Cornish bill No. 7 was refer
red to William Rohr superintendent of the poor
i'll and for the fist district.
Official bonds of VIM. II. Rohr. superintend-
ent of the poor for the first district, and Thomas
Crane, superintendent of the poor for the third
district, presented and on motion of Mr.. Os-
lander laid over until Tuesday, November d.
Mr.. Whittet offered the following resolution
No. 70 and moved It's adoption;
ReSoJUed, That the county judge be and he
hereby is authorized and directed to employ
competent copyiSt to copy and record all such
papers and records as are required by law to be
copied or recorded n said Office and that there
be paid to said copyis five cents per folio for all
copying or recording done in said Office after
NOvember1 l, 1888.
ResoIred, That such copyist on or after the 1st
day and before the 10th day leach month here
after file with the county clerk his or her aida-
Wit and the certificate of the comfy Judge show
ing the number of folios actually copied or re-
corded in said office during the preceding
mouth. Upon such proof being filed the county
clerk shall draw and deliver to such copyist or
to the co. dge county order for the amount
shown by such affidavit and certificate to be due
for such copying aud recording at the rate of 5
cents per folio; and in case such order be drawn
and delivered TO the county judge the latter
shall pay said copyist for his Oh her services
aforesaid.
| ton on same until tomorrow; the amendment
| prevailed.
| Mr.. Willard offered the following resolution
| No. 26
| ResOlUed That the county clerk be and he is
hereby instructed to contract with the lowest
bidder for the furnishing of all blank assessment
rolls, tax rolls, treaSurers receipt books justices
| statements and all other blanks and blank books
for the use of his and other county Offices when
| the cost of said blanks shall exceed the sum OF
twenty dollars per year. and for this purpose the
county clerk is further instructed to correspond
with, and receive bids from at least three reput-
| able firms residing out of the county, besides
! those residing in the county, whose business il
is to furnish such blanks and that all such bids
be kept on file in his office for the inspection OF
| the County Board. And ii is further
! R6SOtUed, That the sum ofone thousand dollars
be, and ii is hereby appropriated for the purpose
of paying for the aforesaid blanks at the time OF
their delivery, and that the county clerk shall be
| propriated -- dollars for the extra services
required in carrying out the provisions of this
resolution.
On motion of Mr.. Cornish said resolution was
| laid over until tomorrow
Mr.. Rogan offered the following resolution No
! %:
! ReSOlUed That the county clerk is hereby au-
thOrized and inst ucted 10 furnish COPY of the
| proceedings of the County Board for Iublica-
| non IN the following named newspapers pub
| lished in the county: Jefferson County Union
| JetfeTS on Banner, WaterIown Wetbu rger Wa
! tertOwn Republican, Watertown Gazette Water
! loo Journal Lake Mills Leader and Palmyrs
Enterprise, at q COMPENSATION of $50 each. a lsC
| 500 copies of the proceedings in pamphlet form
$50 to be distributed TO mem bers and $50 copie,
to be kept i'll the clerks office for the use OF the
! Board The clerk TO receive $50 for furnishing
| said copies to said newspap pers.
On motion of Mr. Allen, the resolution was Iai6
| over until to morrow. On motion Board ad
| journed.