The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-12-17

Result of formal ballot: Whole
number of votes given %, of which
number p. Johnston received IA, D..
Boecher 5, H Greve A, Nagle 2.
Mr.. Johnston having received a
majority of all the votes cast was de-
clared elected to the Office of Trustee
of the insane asylum of this county
for the period of four years
Mr.. Wits moved that the board do
now proceed by informal ballot to the
election of Trustee of the county
insane asylum for five years in place
of Christian F. Hacker, whose term OF
Office expires December LIST, 1885.
Carried
Result of informal ballot: Whole
number of votes given, 25, of which
number Christian F. Hacker received
19, Patrick Cahill 1, VIM. Lueps 2, j..
p Nolan 2, Niquette l. Mr. Hacker
having received so large a majority
the informal ballot was on motion
made formal and Mr.. Hacker declared
unanimously elected to the Office of
Trustee of the county insane asylum
for the term of five years.
Mr. Greve moved to adjourn to 2
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. Nolan moved to amend to adj
iourn until 2 o'clock P. NJ, Nov. 10,
1885.
Amendment carried and the motion
was then adobted as amended and the
board adjourned until 2 P. NJ, Nov.
19, 1885.
FRIDAY, Nov. 10, 1885.
The board met at 2 o'clock P. NJ,
and was called to order by the chair
man. Roll called and all the members
answered to their names except Mr..
Schmitz. Minutes of previous meet
ing read and approved
Mr.. Lueps presented the following
resolution No. 4:
Whereas. it is necessity to have an atlas Of
Manitowoc county in the register of deeds office
and the present one being IN wrecked condition,
therefore be 1t
Resolved, that the proper committee be in
structed to furnish said office with an atlas.
On motion of Mr. McCarty, referred
to committee on improvements.
Mr. Kestly presented the following
resolution No 5:
Resolved, that the county clerk be and is hereby
authorized and instructed to advertise for bids IN
of So cords of good maple wood to be delivered at
the court house, city of Manitowoc, on or before
the 18th day of February, 1886, and that the said
clerk let the contract for such wood to the lowest
responsible bidder.
On motion of Mr.. Johnston unanimously
adopted under suspension of the rules.
Mr.. McCarty begged leave to pre-
sent the following under suspension
of the rules. Leave granted and the
gentleman offered the following reso-
luton No 6:
Resolved that DIR. F. s. Luhmann be and here
by is appointed physician OF the county insane
asylum at salary of one hundred dollars per
annum and that said physician visit said asy lum
! and prescribe for the patients therein at least
twice per week if necessary and at any time when
| called for by the trustees superintendent of
said asylum to perform such services. All with
out any further cost or charge to the county other
than aforesaid; and be 1t further
Resolved that DR., +, 8, Luhmann receive from
the county for prescribing for and attending all
sick or unweu county charges, as county physl-
clan, the allowed last year, being the sum of
one hundred dollars and no more; and the com
mittee poor are hereby authorized to extend
the continuance of the contract entered into last
| year between the county and said Dr. r. 5.
Luhmann for the aforesaid purpose for the term
| of one year.
On motion of MIR. Zorn, unanimous
| ly adopted.
The claim of George Schuette for a
patent street lamp, $500, was allowed
| by unanimous consent.
Mr.. Lueps from committee on i'm
provemehts reported as follows on the
communication of Mr. Schmidt, county
judge-elect:
To the Hon. Chairman and Gentlemen of the
| County Board: Your committe to whom was
| referred the hereuntQ annexed petition of c. ii
Schmidt, the newly elected county judge would
respectfully report that they have given the mat
! ter all possible attention. We admit it is very
inconvenient of access and In case a fire should
occur within the building it would be very diff
by the present stairway. But the two rooms used
| by the present county judge are light, airy and
pleasant. We have made personal examination
| of rooms and buildings suggested in case a
removal was decided upon. LIST. We have ex-
| amined the premises owned by Mr., Anderson
near the post office and ind that the first floor
| could be conveniently arranged for the county
| judges office. the rent demanded being the sum
| of $3.50 per year. 2. The premises of Mr.. +.
| said office, the rent demanded being $3.50 per
| year. Also examined the premises of Mr.. K.
| klingholz and find it could be arranged for the
| use of the Office at rent of $500 per year. We
can find no other places convenient of access and
suitable for the Office of county judge in the bust
ness part of the CITY. Your committee further
| reports that they find upon examination that the
| county pays rent for the present county judges
| office the sum of 800 per year. The committee,
view OF all circumstances, taxing IN consider
alton the amount of rent demanded for the differ
| ent localities mentioned, would recommend that
| no removal of the office be at present made. All
| of which is respectfully submitted
| VIM. 81. LUEps,
| NJ. l., CooNEY, Com.
ADAM TIscHER,}
Report on motion adopted.
The same committee reported on
communication OF R. Klingholz, which
was made special order for Tuesday
afternoon, 2 o'clock, Nov "a, 1885.
Mr.. Hacker from committee on
roads and bridges reported as follows
ON resolution No. 2.