The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1884-12-18
All of which is respectfully submitted.
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FRED SCHMITZ, : Com.
HENRY VITs.

The report was on HOllOu duOpteu.
Mr. A. J. Schmitz moved that there being no
Juror lists on file from the LIST, End and 4th wards
city of Manitowoc, the wards be allowed to bring
in and file their respective juror lists, but that
the decision of the district attorney to the le-
gality of such procedure be first obtained Carried
Mr.. A. j. Schmitz presented petition of Fred
Seeger and others to vacate certain road and
part of Reeds subdivisionin the town of Mani
towoc. Rules were suspended and petition read
and then referred to committee on roads and
bridges.
Mr., Smalley moved that the Board in body
visit the asylum building tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock. Carried.
Mr. Smalley moved that the chairman appoint
a committee of three to fix the amount of bonds
county officers elect are to give for the ensuing
term. Agreed to, and the chairman appointed
the following gentlemen as such committee;-
On motion the Board adjourned until clock
November Is, 1881.
NOVEMBER 10, 1884
Board met pursuant to adjournment. Mr.Carey
in chair. Roll called, quorum present. Minutes
of previous meeting read and approved. Mr.
McCarty offered the following: Resolution No. 1.
Resolved, That the county clerk be and Is here
by authorized to purchase So cords of maple wood
for the use of the county house and county offices
and the said clerk to advertise for bids IN two
newspapers this city and that said clerk let the
contract for the delivery of such wood to the
lowest responsible bidder.
Adopted by called vote. Ayes %. District At
torney Walker being present the rules sus-
pended to hear his opinion IN regard to the wards
wherefrom jury list were on file. He stated
that they could not now file same and jurors had
to be drawn from these lists properly filed and
presented which statement was accepted and
jurors appointed accordingly,
Mr.. Stoker moved that the Board do now adj
journ and visit the asylum to meet again tomor-
row at Z. NJ.
WEDNESDAY, November 10, 1884.
Board met; all present except Mr.: Mueller
Mr.. Rahr INTRODUCED the following Resolution
No. 2:
Resolved, That the senator and members of
assembly from this eeuntt hn requested tG exert
and extend their influence n bringing about the
repeal of the law comforting the jurisdiction of
the Justice OF the peace upon the probate Judge
of this county.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be
sent by the clerk to the senator and members OF
Resolution No. by Mr.. Rahr:
Resolved, That this board, by resolution. ap-
point baafi pf trustees tor ths county asylum
for the insane TO consist or I'VE members, each
member to be appointed to fill a term as follows:
One member to be appointed for one year, one
for two years. for three years, one for four
years and one for FIVE years Said trustees 10 be
governed b. ouch rules and regulations as may
hereafter be prescribed by this board for the gov
erned by such rules and regulations as may here
after be prescribed by this board for the govern
ment of said asylum and the filling of vacancies
as they shall from year to year occur. Adopted
No L. >'
Resolved, That the sum of 5000 are hereby
appropriated out of the general fund Of county for
the use and running expenses OF the county asy-
lum said appropriation to remain in the hands of
the county treasurer and be subject to orders
drawn upon him duly signed by the chairman of
Adopted under suspension OF the rules. Ayes Fl.
Mr.. McCarty from committee on roads and
bridges submitted the following report:
To the Hon. the Chairman and Board of Super
visors of Manitowoc county:
The undersigned committee to whom was re-
ferred the petition of Fred Seeger praying that
an ordinance be enacted and passed by said Board
vacating that part Of the plat OF the Subdivision
of the VIZ of the VS. Of the NN14 of Sec. 20
Town 10, Range q which IS denominated Reeds
described as block Z and the whole of the street
called Ninth street, which lies between said block
Z and block from Its connection With Pine
street to the north end of said block that the
whole of the title to the west half of said street
as vacated revert to and vest in the of said
block would respectfully report
That they have carefully and fully examined
the subject matter referred stated in said
petition and find that the statements therein con-
tanned true: that the public good does not
require the continuance of the strip of land lying
between said block L and as street. That the
interests of the parties owning the lands adjoIn-
ing said street would be materially promoted by
legal other objection to the vacatlng of said
block as prayed for.
Your committee further find that the notices
required 10 be ,yi-ca by service, posting and pub
fishing have been duly served, poster and pub
hshed as required by law. That the owners of
the west half of said block adjoining said street
proposed to be vacated have by writing signed by
them assented TO the vacation of said street and
to the granting of the pEa.e. vI sald petitiufi.
Your committee would therefore respectfully
recommend the granting of the prayer of said pc
titIon and the enacting by your honorable body
of an ordinance vacatlng SAID block + and the
whole of said street as prayed for and the vesting
of the title te said west half Of said sIee in the
owner of said block E; Your committee further
report that they have drafted an ordinance en-
bodying their Recommendations contained and
herewith present the same and recommend the
passage and enactment of the same. All of which
is respectfully submitted.
Dated November 18th, 1884.
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AAG GACGEG, ! Com
JACoB kEsTLEY !
On motion of Mr. Stoker the report was adopted.
The same committee presented the following
ordinance and recommended It's adoption:
An ordinance Facating part of the subdivision
of the west Iaif Of fhe vest heir OF the