The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-07-09

has been success. If the county refuses to aid
in the construction of a new hospital, the proba-
in a short time. Your committee would respect
fully ask this board to give this matter due at
tentlon and to grant said Sisters such aid which
IN your judgment will be proper, provided that
the said Sisters of ST. Mary's viii make convey
ance to the county of eight lots formerly donated
to them.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
$ $ss4. A s@5si Com
On motion of Mr. Hacker, adopted.
Mr.. Nolan, from committee on poor.
reported that bill of Mr.. Hoyer for
boarding and keeping of d. Hagerty.
a transient person who died at his
hotel, was still before them. Where
upon the committee was instructed by
the board to make a supplementary
report this afternoon.
On Motion of j. C. NcCarty the
board adjourned until 2 o'clock P. NJ.
MAY 20, 1885, 2 O'CLOCK P NJ
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
Mr.. Carey In the chair Roll called
by the clerk; all members answered
except Johnston and Vits-a quorum
found to be present. On motion the
reading of the minutes of former SEES
sion was dispensed with.
The communication of Mr. King
holz, the special order for this hour,
was called up and again read, and Mr.
McCarty moved to lay it on the table,
which motion, after some discussion.
prevailed by the following vote: Ayes.
Gauger, Cahill, Fischer, McCarty,
Hacker, Nolan, Wagner, Schmitz,
Cooney, Zorn, Immler, Goedjen, Gag
non-13; nays,Amunds, Kestly, Rauch,
Lueps, GrevA, Johnston, Boecher,
Klingholz, Carey, Niquette, Breunig,
IL; absent, Wits
Mr.. McCarty offered the following
resolution No 8:
Resolved, That the committee on poor, with
the aid and advice of the district attorney, are
hereby authorized and instructed to enter into a
contract with DR.. T. s. Luehman, who is to at
tend and prescribe for all county poor persons or
paupers or proper county charges that may be in
need of medical aid except those confined in the
insane asylum, the sum to be paid therefor not to
exceed the sum of one hundred dollars; and in
case the said DR.. Luhman refuses to accept said
sum, to employ any other physician within the
city of Manitowoc for said aforesaid to per-
form such services.
Adopted by unanimous vote.
Resolution No. 10 by Mr.. Kestly:
Resolved, That the sum of 1900 be and the
Is hereby appropriated to the trustees OF
st. Mary's Hospital for the purpose of aiding
them in erecting new hospital building, provid-
ed, however, that the said trustees shall deed back
to the county the eight lots that were formerly
donated by the county to the said trustees for
hospital purposes.
The rules were suspended and Mr..
Nolan moved the adoption of the res
olution.
Mr.. Greve moved to amend it by
striking out the word 81, 500'' and in
sert in lieu thereof $1,000"
Mr.. McCarty moved to amend the
amendment by striking out the word
81, 0OO' and insert in place thereof
$500"
Mr.. Schmitz moved to lay it on the
table, which was lost by the following
vote: Ayes, Gauger, fischer, McCarty,
Boecher, Kingholz, Wagner, Schmitz,
Zorn, Immler, Goedien-1G, nays,
Amunds, Kestly, Rauch, Cahill, Hack
er, Lueps, Greve, Johnston, Nolan,
Carey, Cooney, Niquette, Gagnon,
Breunig-14
The motion on the amendment to
the amendment was carried byAmunds
kestly, Gauger, Rauch, fischer, Me
Carly, Boecher, Klingholz, Wagner,
Schmitz, Zorn, Immler, Goedjen and
Breunig voting aye; Cahill, Hacker.
Lueps, Greve, Johnston, Nolan. Carey,
Cooney, Niquette and Gagnon, voting
nay. Whereupon the resolution was
adopted as amended by the following
vote: Ayes, Amunds, Kestly, Gauger,
Rauch, Fischer, McCarty, Johnston,
Boecher, Klingholz, Wagner, Schmitz,
Zorn, Immler, Goedjen, Breunig-15;
nays, Cahill, Hacker, Lueps, Greve,
Nolan, Carey, Cooney, Niquette, eau
ger-9, Mr.. Wits being absent.
Resolution No IL by Mr. Nolan:
Resolved, That the rules and regulations gov
erning the insane hospital be revised that the
members of the board of trustees of said hospital
shall hereafter receive the sum of three dollars
per day.
Mr. Zorn moved its adoption.
Mr.. McCarty moved to amend it by
striking out So per day and making it
81 per day and mileage, which amend
ment was agreed to by the following
vote; Ayes, Amunds, Kestly, Gauger,
Rauch, Cahill, fischer, McCarty, John
ston, Boecher, Wagner, Cooney, Zorn,
Immler, Goedjen-14; nays, Hacker.
Lueps, Greve, Klingholz. Schmitz.
Nolan, Niquette, Gagnon, Breunig -9;
Carey excused; Wits absent.
The resolution was then adopted as
amended by the following vote: AYES.
Ia; nays, 10, The gentlemen who
voted aye We're Messrs Amunds, Kest-
ly, Gauger, Rauch, Cahill, fischer.
McCarty, Johnston, Boecher, Wagner,
Cooney, Zorn, Immler, Goedjen, and
the gentlemen who voted nay were
Messrs Hacker, Lueps, Greve, King
holz, Nolan, Carey, Schmitz, Niquette,
Gagnon. Breunig.
Mr. Klingholz offered the following
resolution No. II:
Resolved, That committee of two members of
this board be chosen to act with the town board
of the town of Manitowoc Rapids to build a bridge
across the Manltowoc river al the Rapids.
lir. Greye moved the adoption of
the resolution, but the motion was lost
by the following vote: Ayes, Lueps,
Greve, Johnston, Boecher, Klingholz
5. Nay. Amunds, Kestly. Gauger.
Raueh, Cahill, Fischer, McCarty Hack
er, Nolan, Carey, Wagner, Schmitz,
Cooney, Zorn, Immler, Goedjen. Nj
quette, Gagnon, Breunig-19.
Mr. Amunds, from committee on
illegal taxes, presented the following
report;
TO the Hon. County Board of Manitowoc eoun
ty: Your committed on illegal assessment would
respectfully report as follows: Tax certificate
No. 81, sale of 1883 amount 81 %, interest Bic
total S2.57; tax certificate No, 80 sale of 1881
amount S2A interest lie, total S2.61 are Illegal
for the reason that the land described was not