The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-12-31

vote: Aye, Gauger, Rauch, Cahill,
fischer, McCarty, Hacker, Lueps Wits,
Nolan, Carey, Wagner, Schmitz, Coon
ey, Zorn, johnson, Niquette, Gagnon
and Breunig-1S Nay, Amunds, Kest-
ly, Johnston, Boecher, Klingholz,
Goedjen-7.
Mr.. Walker read communication of
one Fernando Jones In behalf of some
tax titled lots formerly owned by A.
d. Jones'
On motion, referred to committee
on insane asylum, trustees and district
attorney, with power to act in the
premises.
Mr. Amunds offered the following
resolution No II:
Resolved, that the sum of forty dol
lars be and hereby is appropriated to
the chairman of this board for the ex-
ira service rendered during his term
of Office
Mr.. Geodjen moved that the rules
be SUSPENDED for the balance of this
session.
Unanimously adopted
MIR. Amunds' resolution was then
adopted by an unanimous vote.
Resolution No Ii by Mr.. Hacker:
Resolved, that the chairman appoint
a committee of three to ascertain the
amount of mileage and per diem each
member of this board and its attend
ing officer are entitled to-
Adopted, and the chair announced
as such committee Messrs. c. r. Zorn,
Wagner and Cahill.
The following accounts and claims
were presented by members of the
board: James Nolan, expenses for
committee on poor, $500; Urban Nj
quette for Schuette Bros, clothing for
poor, SLABS; Richard Klingholz com
mittee work, $500; NJ. l.. Cooney, ser
vices In the matter of Theresa Bratz,
insane, $3.50,
Ali of the foregoing claims were al
lowed In full by unanimous consent
Mr.. Greve of select committee ap-
pointed to destroy the cancelled coun-
ty orders, coupons, &c, reported that
they had performed their duties.
Report accepted and committee dis
charged
Select committee on county officers
bonds reported that they had approx
ed of the bonds of Messrs. Johnston
and Hacker, trustees elect and recon-
mended same filed. Accepted and
adopted.
The committee on improvements re-
ported on resolution No. 4, petition of
OHara and petition of Sisters of Sill
yer Lake Convent, as follows:
| IT,
County Board-Gentlemen: Your committee on
/ public improvements to whom referred raso-
luton No. 4, petition of Sisters of Silver Lake
Convent and petition of John O'Hara, county sur
veyor would respectfully report follows, to-
| wit As to resolution No. 4, they would recon-
mend the adoption of the same. On petition of
| Mr.. O Hara your committe would report that they
have examined the records in his Office and
| would recommend the purchasing of new plat
plat book rebound. As to the office related to Ill
| said petition your committee would report that
| they nave examiner the court mouse ana hnq no
| room unOccupled In the same and as rent of an
| other building would be quite an expense to the
| county, your committee would recommend that
it is at present On the petition of the Sisters OF
the Silver Lake Convent your committee could
not agree and therefore refer it back to the full
| board without recommendation.
| Dated, November 2ist, 1885.
ADAM FISCHER,
| w. G. LUEPS, Com.
| NJ l.. CooNEY,
The report was on motion adopted.
!, The chairman at this time selected
Messrs. Johnston and Amunds to act
as committee with himself as adopted
with resolution No. 10, relating to call
ing together grand jury.
Mr.. Greve moved that the commun-
ication offered by Mr.. Klingholz yes
terday and not entertained by the
bourd DO now received a1aa rood.
Motion declared out of order by the
chair as Mr. Greve had voted in the
affirmative.
Mr.. Zorn from committee on pei
diem submitted their report and re-
commended the following amounts to
be allowed to the several members as