The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-12-18

which is respectfully submitted
G. +. SMALLEY, Con,
IL. GoEDJEN. Noin'
Mr.. A j. Schmitz moved that the part of the
report of the committee on apportionment of
jurors, rejecting on the members representing
the LIST, md and 4th wards of the city of Manito-
voc, be stricken out
Ayes acd hayes being called, motion prevailed
ayes 10, nays 9, and the report was then adopted
as amended without dissenting voice.
Report of the county treasurer was presented
and read at length; also the annual report of the
county land commissioners, and on motion
ferred to committee on finance.
On motion of Mr.. Stoker the board took a re-
cess of Is minutes.
After Is minutes board assembled roll called,
and no quorum being present, the board, on mo-
ton or MIR. Goedlen adjourned until 2o'clock to-
morrow afternoon, November 20.
MANITowoC, November 20, 1884
Board met at 2 o'clock P. M, pursuant to adj
lournment, MIR. Carey IN the chair. Roll called
by the clerk-quorum present. Minutes of yes
terday,s meeting read and approved.
Mr.. Rahr offered the following resolution No.5:
Resolved That the chairman of this board ap-
point special committee of three members for
the purpose of selecting names of five members
to be elected trustees for the insane asylum such
trustees to be elected by ballot Adopted.
:, Mr.. Stoker introduced the following resolution
No. o.
Resolved That the building committee be au-
thorized and are hereby authorized to employ
superintendent for the insane hospital at salary
OF not more than one thousand dollars per annum.
Mr.. Rahr moved its adoption.
Stoker, Lueps and Schmitz-4. Nays-KestIy,
osuison, Nolan. Carey, Wasner Nuclei G, inmi t
Goedjen: Lamere, Eyaus and Breunig-17. Alb
gent, /, J, scfmitz, smalley, Halloran and Barth
The chairman then appointed Messrs. McCarty,
Goedjen and Mueller, committee in compliance
with resolution No. 4.
Mr.. Wits introduced the following resolution
No. Z:
Resolved, That committee of three, together
with the district attorney, be appointed by the
regulations for the government of the county
asylum for the insane,
On molten, unanimously adopted.
The chair appointed Messrs, VitS Rahr and A.
j. Schmltz as such committee.
Resolution No. &, 5y Mr. Wits:
hesn!Tccci That that part of resolution No, 4, by
placed In the hands Of the treasurer and paid out
by said treasurer upon orders drawn by the chair
man nan Of the trustees, is hereby rescinded
Unanimously adopted.
-. Mr.; Mueller introduced the following resolu-
Resolved That the chairman appoint two mem
hers Of tins board to act with him as a commit
tee IN the approval of the bonds of county officers.
Unanimously adopted, and the chairman ap-
pointed Messrs. Breunig and Stoker.
Resolution No. 10 by Mr.. McCarty:
Resolved That the superintendent of the IN
sane asylum be elected by the full board and by
ballot. Adopted.
Mr.. Wits moved that the election Of q superin-
tendent for the insane asylum, be made special
order FOR Monday afternoon. clock. Agreed to.
appropriate committees.
Mr.. Stoker moved to make the same special
order for Tuesday afternoon, o'clock,
Mr., Sma!leY moved 70 amend to make the
same special order for tomorrow afternoon, 2
o'clock. Amend ment adopted and the motion
was then adopted as amended.
Mr.. Hacker introduced the following resolution
No. IL:
Resolved, That the clerk be instructed and Or
dered to have 100 copies of the assessment report
printed and distributed by IL O'Clock N. tomorrow
Unanimously carried.
List of jurors as made by the board was pre-
sented, read, adopted and placed on file with the
clerk of the circuit court.
On motion the board adjourned until o'clock
P. NJ, November p, 1884.
NOVEMBER q, 1884.
Board called to order by chairman All pres
ent except Rahr. Minues read and approved.
Mr.. McCarty moved that the vote yesterday
taken adopting Resolution No. 5 be rescinded.
Unanimously carried.
Mr., Goeaien moye,i, after stating reason there
for that said Resol tuition No be laid the table
and the committee appointed Hereunder be dis
charged and rehevad from the further consider
alton of the matter. Unanimously carried.
Mr.. McCarty offered Resolution No. II:
Resolved, That the trustees of the insane asy
lum be chosen by ballot by the board and that
two of such trustees be residents of the city of
Manitowoc. Adopted.
The chair stated that the hour had arrived for
which the assessment report was made the special
order and the game was taken up: Mr.. Nolan
offered tie following preamble and Resolution
No. IS:
Whereas the assessment committee for the
present year has reported an assessment which has
increased the aggregate valuation of said county
to the amount of S26, 262, and
Whereas, III the opinion of this board the said
increase IN the aggregate valuation Will IN future
be detrimental to the welfare of this county, for
the reascn that it Wi haas .en.,eeS to raise the
valuation Of the county by the state authorities.
Therefore be ii
Resolved, the said report be referred back to
said committee for correction.
Mr.. Ranch moved its adoption. Lost by fol-
lowing vote: Ayes. Kestly, Rauch, Smalley,
Osulson, Nolan Mueller, Barth Goedjen, Lamere
3. Nays, Halloran, Gauger, Stoker; fischer,
McCarty, F. Schutit., Hacker Lueps, Wits. A. J.
Schmitz, Garey, Wagner, Irnrnier, Evans Breunig
is.
Mr.. Stoker moved that the report of committee
an assessment be adopted. Mr.. Nolan moved to
amend by taking S. 600 valuation from Eaton and
adding to that Of Franklin, Mr., Stoker further
Maple Grove. Mr. Suckers amendment lost.
An amendment by Mr.. Smalley that the S.. 900 to
be deducted from the valuation of Eaton be
taken from the general aggregate, was carried.
Ayes %, A. J. Schmitz no..
AYES and noes were called on adoption of re-
port as amended, and it was adopted by follow
ing vote. Ayes, Halloran, Gapser, Raooh, stoker,
fischer Md{ AIRY Hacker, Lueps, STnailey, Wits,
A. ]. Schrnitz Nolan, Carey Wagner, Mueller,
Barth. ImHler, Goedien, l.amere, Eyans, Brue-
nig-l. Nays, Kestley, Osulson, Fred. Schmitz.
Claims of W. +. Nash and c. II. Schmidt for
publishing official canvass, each S5. 80, were un-
der suspension of the rules adopted all voting IN
the affirmative except Fred Schmitz Rahr being
absent.
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.