The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-01-29
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY
BOARD.
CONTINUED.
W. G. Lueps offered the following
resolution No. 80:

CONTINUED.
W. G. Lueps offered the following
resolution No SO:
Whereas, it is made to appear TO the county
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in said county will be required to raise an amount
equal to more than one-fourth of one per cent OF
to the last equalized valuation thereof, for the
| purpose of erecting or repairing the bridge upon
town tow o. towit the SCALED Plank Road Bridge
crossing the Manltowoc River at point Just east
| of the village Of ManitOwoc Rapids In said town,
and that said bridge is necessary for the use and
convenience of the adjoining towns rather than
| the said town Of Manitowoc Rapids and it fur
Their appearing that the said town has raised one
fourth of per cent. of all the taxable proper
| ty of said town according to the last eluahzed
| valuation thereof, for the purpose of aiding in
the erection of bridge at said place or of repair
ing the one now there. and 1t appearing that the
| bridge referred to is in ruinous condition, is
| more than three hundred feet In length, and that
| 1t will require more than the amount so raised
| by said town to erect new bridge or repair the
| old one; therefore be 1t
| Resolved, that the sum of four thousand dol
| lars be and said sum is hereby levied upon the
taxable property of the county of Manitowoc for
the purpose of defraying the expense of erecting
sue new no. OF iSe 0ia one over
| town; and be it further
| Resolved that the chairman of this board is
hereby authorized and required to designate three
town board of said town in the letting inspection
| and acceptance of the work.
Mr.. McCarty moved the board ad-
journ until o'clock P. M
Mr. Kestly moved to amend, that
the board adjourn until l o'clock this
afternoon.
Mr.. A. j. Schmitz moved to amend,
to adjourn until 80 o'clock this P. NJ.
The amendments were severally
lost and the motion to adjourn was
then put and also lost.
Mr.. Smalley offered the following
| amendment to resolution No. SO:
| Resolved that the resolution in relation to the
Rapids bridge be SO amended as to read after the
words upon the taxable property of the county
| of Manitowoc, upon the taxable property of
| the county of Manitowoc exclusive Of the cities
| of Manitowoc and Two Rivers therein"
The amendment was adopted.
Motion by Mr.. Smalley to adopt the
resolution as amended, Messrs. Smalley,
Wits, A j. Schmitz, Lamere, Evans
and Breunig begged to be excused
from voting on the question as the tax
would be levied on the towns, the cit
les paying nothing toward it.
Ayes and nays called for and they
were excused by the following vote:
Ayes, Kestly, McCarty, Hacker, Small
ley, Wits, A. J. Schmitz, f. Schmitz,
Barth, Immler, Goedjen, Lamere,
Evans and Breunig-13 Nay, Hal
loran, Rauch, Stoker, fischer, Lueps,
Osulson, Nolan, Carey, Wagner and
Mueller-10.
The question now being on the
adoption of the resolution as amended,
ayes and nays were called. Motion
to adopt was lost by the following
vote-Ayes, Halloran, Hacker, Lueps
and Osulson-4. Nay, Kestly, Rauch,
Stoker, fischer, McCarty, Nolan,
Carey, Wagner, f. Schmitz, Mueller,
Barth, Immler, Goedjen-1S.
On motion the board adjourned I'M
til 2 o'clock P. NJ.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. rs, 1884.
At 2 o'clock P. NJ. board was called
to order by the chair. Roll called;
| all members present except Mr.. Gau-
ger. Minutes of forenoon session were
read and approved.
County Judge Smart presented bill
of Michael Graham for the support of
Patrick Graham, an insane person,
whom the judge had left with the
family by consent of committee on
poor, of $50, being board for thirty
weeks at 81 per week. Claim was al
lowed under suspension of the rules
| by a unanimous vote.
MIR. Rahr, from committee on poor,
reported that the authorities at the
Northern Hospital for the Insane had
seen fit to return Mrs. Vollendorf to
her husband, but that said patient is
not cured and that Mr.. Vollendorf was
poor man and that said patient was
great deal of trouble and expense to
him; therefore Mr.. Rahr moved to
allow to Martin Vollendorf the sum of
$25 to assist him in caring for the said
patient
Carried, and the amount allowed
under suspension of the rules, ayes %,
nays 1-Mr. Carey.
Resolution No. "a by Mr.. Stoker,
which was unanimously adopted;
| Resolved, that the chair appoint committee
of three to get the amount of per diem and mile
age of the members of this board and its attend
| ing officer,
The chairman appointed Messrs.
Stoker, Wagner and Lamere for that
| purpose.
Mr.. Wits introduced the following
resolution No 35:
Resolved that after the completion of the In
! sane Asylum relative or other person shall re-
| oeive compensation for the keeping of any insane
| person,
Unanimously adopted.
Resolution No. 36 by Mr. Nolan:
Resolved, that the chairman and clerk of this
board be and they are hereby authorized and in
structed to draw county orders upon the county
treasurer for all accounts and claims allowed by
this board.
Unanimously adopted.
Additional report Of committee on
improvements:
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors of Manitowoc
| Sounty, Wis.-Genuemen; The committee on
| improvements beg leave to submit the following
| additional report That we have carefully eI-
old tax sale books in the office of the clerk of this
| board, by Henry Ruhse, county clerk of said
county, that said work has been performed by
| said Henry Buhse pursuant to and in accordance
| with the contract entered into by said county
| with said Henry Buhse to make and complete a
full abstract of the county tax sale books from
the year 1862 to the year 1884 inclusive which said
contract is dated March 81 1884, that said work
has been accepted by your committee and said
M = x T hss 1esn Paa a 5pc se Do,ng OF sac
said contract We do furtha- report that we have
examined the tract index in the registers Office
of said county, made by Fred p, Mueller, from
| deeds, said Fred P. Mueller being the officer in
| charge of said books, and that his work of tran
scrihing said tract index has to the best Of our
Judgment, been carefully performed by said Muel-
Ter and said tract index ls TO the best OF our
knowledge correct copy of the said old original
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