Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-06-04
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,

l ne OOarU was called 10 Oruer by
IS. w. Resse, and upon the roll be-
ing called the following supervisors
answered 30 their names:
Arena VIM. G. Mctfort
Clyle-lames Couners.
Dodgcrillc j. W. Smith
Dodgevillo Village $. w. Reese.
Eden y, Bailey
Highland Il il. Krcul.
Highland Village j. H. Grace.
Linden -kearton Coates
Miiilin y. W. RcwCy.
Mineral point--lRmcs Spansloy
Mineral Point city lst Ward J. j, Ross
" "a " -Saml Jenkins
Moscow Ole Steensand
Puiasd-W. s. Dimock
AVooB Village Jos. Frost
Ndgcway Arch. Campbell
Wu,dwick q. q. Cox,
Wyoming II. NJ. Levake.
MIR. Melfert then moved that the
board proceed to an informal ballot
for chairman. Carried.
Messrs Melfert and Rewey were
appointed tellers.
The informal ballot resulted as
follows:
Reese ., spenslcy = Ross l, Grace s.
hr. Levekc moved 20 take formal ballot.
Carried
Formal ballot resulted as follows
RecSe J. Spcnsley q, Ross ], Grace TO- Mr.
| Grace having received majority of all votes
cast, Mr.. Spensey moved that the election OF
Mr. Grace be declared unanimous, which was
carried and Mr. Grace was then declared unan-
imously elected chairman of the County Loam
OF supervisors OF Iowa county for the ensuing
year.
Mr., Rewey moved that the board
take a recess till 7 p. m, and that
during that time the board visit the
poor farm and view tho site selecte4
by the State Board of Charities for
the building. Carried, and the
hoard took n recess.
EVENING SESSION.
I p. m. Board called to order by
chairman. Members all present, ex-
cept Mr. Frost
The chairman presented a list Of
standing committees, rs follows:
On General Claims IS. W. Reese. Koarton
Coates, John J, Ross
on Tax Claim, James spcnsey, Arch. Camp
bell, Ole Steenslaud
On Assessment and Equalization VIM c.
Meilert. samuel Jenkins, j. W. Smith, G.. G..
Cox, Josephus Bailey.
On Finance and Taxation J, W Rewoy, W.
s. Dimock. B, II. Kreul
On Public Property JCOnners Joseph Frost,
s. w. Reese
On Trcasurer's Accounts s. Jenkins II. NJ.
Leyake Kearton Coates Joseph Frost.
On Clcrk Accounts C. G.. Cox, Arch. Camp
bell j. j. ROSS
on County Records j. Bailey, j. W. smith,
VIM. g. Mctfert
On Bonds and Salaries Of County Officers b.
II. hreul, W. 5. Dmock, james Conuers.
On motion of Mr. Rewey, DR..
Vivian, member of the State Board
Of Charities, being present, was iu-
vited TO address the board in reIa-
tion to building an asylum in this
county.
After lengthy remarks by DIR.
Vivian, Mr.Rewey moved to adjourn
till 8 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Carried, and board adjourned
SECOND DAYS SESSION.
"WEDNESDAY, May q, o a. m.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment and was called to order 10y the
chairman, Roll called, and mem
bers all present except Jos. Frost
Minutes Of yesterdays proceed
ings read and approved.
The chairman called The attention
Of the board TO Chapter rs Of the
Laws Of 1885 (Which was read to
the board and asked the members
of the board to hand the clerk a list
of three from each Of their towns
wards and villages, which was done,
and the same were appointed to at
tend to the burial Of INDECENT sol
diers, sailors and marines within
their respective districts as follows:
Arena II. G. ynemonte, Rev "A. Pnkertou
Cydo Martin NcGm, Mark surHyan, s.s.
/ Gle.
Dedgcvllc Peter Crook, Jr., WIN. ColHng-
wood. q. W. u Williams
DodgoviHe viilagc Opillo stroug, Richard
| Carter. Thomas B. Davies.
Eden y. q, GOldthOrp, w. Nickeruau, i. H.
/ Thomas.
Highland Anton Imhor, Jr., }. W. Keane,
| Henry FOlE
Highland Village II. Kennedy Thomas Mo
Linden Joseph Heathcock, W. II. Baker,
stephen wilkins
1lmln -Ed L. williams, Joseph Harker, JIM
Mineral Point q. Wallis, chas. Dunn. Jas.
/ HOarc.
/ VIM. II Currey, William Ross.
/ Mineral Point City ID Ward-Chas. McIlhon,
/ John Dave, Geo. Jeuck.
1 Moscow JDhn Hdusef. W llitaM it9ulu~0Nt a.
Pulaski %. Underwood, Adam Rurtz 81.
'1.Yo'y Xyooa j. p. MoCallhtor Chares H. Frost, j.
Riigeway a. IL Arneson, Fred Theobald,
/ Thos. J.. Williams.
wyoming Clark Hlokcox, W. s, Parr, J. Nj.