The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-01-15

Unanimously adopted.
On motion the regular order of bus
mess was then taken up.
Claim of Nagle d Borcherdt. print
ing rules and regulations of the insane
asylum, s., was presented and allowed
under suspension of the rules.
Resolution No. l6 was reported back
by the committee on general claims,
who recommended its adoption and the
resolution was unanimously adopted.
Mr. McCarty moved that the board
now proceed to the election of five
trustees. Carried.
Mr. Stoker moved that we proceed
by informal ballot. Agreed to.
Mr. A. j. Schmitz moved that the
trustee that be first elected be elected
fol five years. Motion carried
The chairman, on motion, appointed
Messrs Mueller aud Hacker tellers.
First informal ballot for trustee of
the insane asylum for five years re
suited as follows Whole number of
votes cast, "a, of which number VIM.
Rahr received Is, Henry Wits 4, John
Carey l, blank l.
Mr.. Smalley moved that the infor-
NAL ballot just taken be made formal
and VIM. Rahr declared unanimously
elected trustee for five years.
Motion unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Smalley moved that the board
do now proceed by informal ballot to
elect trustee for four years. Con
Cured in and proceeded with the fol-
lowing result:
First informal ballot Whole num-
Der Of votes given, "a, of which number
Henry Wits received s, Henry Goedjen
4, John Carey Z, Rauch 1, Smalley 3.
McCarty total "a.
On motion board proceeded to a
formal ballot.
First formal ballot whole number
of votes cast "a, of which John Carey
received y, Henry Wits 8, H. Goedjen
g. No choice and the board proceeded
to the
Second formal ballot whole num-
Der Of votes cast "a, of which number
John Carey received 8, Henry Wits 10,
Goedjen 2, A. j. Schmitz l, Stoker l,
Barth total "a. No choice, and the
board proceeded to the third formal
ballot with the following result "a
votes cast, of which number John
Carey received ID, Henry Wits 10, A.
j. Schmitz l.
Mr. Carey having received majority
of all the votes cast was duly declared
elected, as trustee for four years
On motion the board then proceeded
to the election of a trustee for three
years. The first informal ballot re-
suited as follows "a votes cast, of
which number Henry Wits received II,
Goedjen 4, Lueps l, Stoker l, Smalley
2, McCarty 2, T. Schmitz 1, Hacker l.
First formal ballot "a votes cast of
which number Henry Wits received q,
Nj. Rauch 2 and Leups l. Mr.. Wits
having received majority of all the
votes cast was duly declared elected
trustee for three years.
On motion the board proceeded to
the election of a trustee for two years
First informal ballot: "a votes cast
of which number Henry Goedjen re-
ceived IL, T. Schultz 3, j. G. McCarty
4, John Robinson 2, VIM. Lueps l,
Evans l and Kestly l.
The board then proceeded to formal
ballot with the following result;
First formal: Henry Goedjen re-
ceived - votes, T. Schultz 3, McCarty
l and John Robinson Total a
Mr.. Goedjen having received a major
ity of all the votes cast was declared
duly elected trustee for two years.
Mr.. Smalley moved that the board
do now proceed to elect trustee for
one year. Carried.
First informal ballot: "a votes cast
of which number f. Schmitz received
6, Hacker 7, Rauch 2, McCalty 6, Barth
2. blank l.
First formal ballot IA votes cast of
which Fred Schmitz received 5, Hacker
IL, McCarty 7, Rauch l, no choice.
Second formal ballot taken with fol-
lowing result Fred Schmitz received
4, Hacker Ii, McCarty 7.
Mr.. G. f. Hacker having received a
majority of all the votes given was
declared duly elected trustee for one
year.
Special order, ''the election of a sup
erintendent," set for this hour, was
called up
Mr.. Rahr moved to postpone the
election until z o'clock tomorrow at
ternoon. Carried by the following
vote 4: Aye, Messrs Stoker, Hacker,
Lueps, Rahr, Smalley, Wits, A. J,
Schmitz, Osluson, Nolan, Carey, T.
Schmitz, Mueller, Barth, Immler, God
jen-15. Nay, Messrs. Rauch, Hal
loran, Fischer, McCarty, Wagner, Ev-
ans, Breunig-7.
On motion the board adjourned I'M
til 8 A. NJ, tomorrow, Nov. 26.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 26, 1884.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr. Carey in the chair Roll called,
quorum present. Minutes of preced-
ing meeting read and approved.
Mr.. Lueps introduced the following
resolution No. %.
Resolved, That in addition TO his per deim and
mileage the further sum of forty dollars be APP
propriated to the chairman of this board in pay
ment for his services for signing orders, ETC.. un-
til the organization of the board of 1885,
Motion to adopt was put by the clerk
and the same was unanimously adj
opted.
Resolution No. % by Mr.. Lueps,
which was also unanimously adopted
Resolved. That the thanks be rendered to the
county treasurer and the county clerk for their
kind assistance rendered TO the building commit
tee of the insane asylum.
Resolution No "a by Mr. Stoker:
Resolved, That the salary of county Judge be
made for the ensuing term at the sum of fifteen
hundred dollars per annum.
After considerable discussion the
resolution was by unanimous consent
and Mr. Smalley offered the
following resolution, No. 25, in its
stead
Resolved. That the salary of the county Judge
for the ensuing term IS hereby fixed at twelve
hundred dollars per annum, provided, however,
that if the jurisdiction of justice of the peace be
taken from such office then his salary to De fixed
AZ fifteen hundred dollars per annum.
Adopted by the following vote Aye,
SIpSSrS. HallOran. Kestly. Rauch. StOk