The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-07-16
PROCEEDINGS OF COUNTY BOARD
SPECIAL. SESSION.

PROCEEDINGS Or COUNTY BOARD.
SPECIAL SESSION.
Mr.. klingholz, from same commit
tee on illegal taxes, presented a com
munication from Mr.. Wallich and en-
dorsed by committee on illegal taxes
relating to the declaring illegal of some
taxes on J. j. Pits lands by the county
board OF 1888, which matter was on
motion laid over until the annual SEES
sion of this board
On motion the chair appointed
Messrs. Eorn, Cooney and Klingholz a
committee on mileage and per diem.
Mr.. Lueps submitted the following
report of committee on public i'm
prOvementS:
To the Hon. Chairman and members of the
county board-Gentlemen: Your committee ap-
pointed on public Improvements, have examined
the bills before them and would respectfully re-
port AS follows and recommend that orders be Is
sued to the different persons and for the amounts
so allowed:
Henry Greve, work and material, 5 "a Is
Ed. lander, work and material, 81 s.
Melendy x Packard, picture and frame. go
Anton Nogt, furniture and repairs, 3 81
Schuette Bros, carpets etc. In court room Is 81
+. Noelchert, chairs and repairs u 81
Walter Green, painting, etc., 81 90
l.
Pauline Nowack, scrubbing offices. 500
Kelly Stadler, whitewashing court room, etc53 .
K j. Blake, filling county lots, II
Geo. 'ankratz, material labor on Sidewalks 80
]. Tara surveying, S32.75. disal'd, S4.62 % ID
PanhEatz 4 Co., lumber and slabs, 20 10
Alols Rank, repairs, 50
Making total Of 1914 %
In relation to the ordinance of Mr.. Zorn which
was referred to your committee, we wish TO state
that your committee could not agree and there
fore refer II back to the whole board without
commentator.
As TO resolution No. 6, we would recommend
the adoption of il.
Under the present arrangement of the court
room We ind it necessary to have a revolving book
case of some kind in that room large enough TO
hold the Wisconsin Reports. There is not suffi-
Gent room for the books on the tables since they
were changed and therefore would recon-
mend that your committee be instructed to pur-
chase a suitable book case.
As to resolution No. 8, referred to your COM
mittee, we would recommend the adoption of the
same.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
S \ r. = i f 5a Hs5s5 Com.
The chairman stated that the report
with its recommendations, etc, could
not be voted upon as a whole and re-
commend that it be presented in parts,
which was agreed to. That part of
the report allowing the several bills
was then taken up and adopted by the
following vote: Aye, %; nay, Me
Carly; absent, WITS.
Resolution No 6 was then, and with
the recommendation of committee
considered and on motion adopted.
Resolution No. s, which had receiv-
ed favorable report, was again read
and adopted by a unanimous vote.
That part recommending the pur-
chase of book case was adopted by
all members voting aye except Mr..
McCarty, who voted no.
Zorn's ordinance, known as resolu-
ton No. 4, was now called up and read.
Several amendments were offered but
not carried and the ordinance was then
adopted by the following vote: Ayes,
Amunds, Gauger, Rauch, Cahill, Hack
er, Lueps, Greve, Boecher, Klingholz,
Nolan, Carey, Wagner, Schmitz, Coon
ey, Zorn, Immler, Goedjen, Niquette,
Gagnon-19. Nays, Kestley, fischer,
McCarty, Johnston, BIeunig-5; alb
sent, Wits.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON INSANE.
Mr. Johnston, from committee on
insane. offered the following report:
Your committee respectfully report that we
have examined the following claims and recon-
mend that they be paid reported:
j +. Prltchard examining insane persons, S1g 20
Town kossuth, bringing insane to Man, etc. 81
DR.. Kemper, examining insane persons, $40
j. 2. Nolan, bringing c. Bukholz insane, to
Manltowoc, etc. 10 IS
DIR. q. A. Bodenstad, examining Pauline
RadatZ, insane, etc, 10 %
Making total of s52 %
The report was on motion adopted
unanimously.
r'rHrH@5 Pm @srs @aHsr -NNr raI7NTrIn
general claims, presented the follow
ing report which was on motion ADOPT
ed by unanimous vote:
To the Hon. Chairman and County Board of
Supervisors of llanitowoc county-Iour com
nlttee on general claims would respectfully beg
leave to report as follows: We have carefully
examined the following claims and hereby recon-
mend that they be allowed III full, to-wit:
II. I. Buhse, express charges and postage s 20
I'd Nelnschenk, shaving prisoners etc., AS
truman q cooper, coal, 10 50
Wagner Hardware Co.. sundries A. %
=. Haukohl, Two pairs slippers, 800
I. Bressler, whltewashing Co. judges office 8 81
Gustav Fehrs, repairing clock 100
j, A. kOahlpr sunuries OF 81