The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1885-12-24
Unanimously adopted.
Resolution No. 9 presented by Mr.

Resolved that the county clerk and chairman
of this board be and they are hereby authorized
to draw county orders for the payment of bounty
on scalps presented to them in accordance with
an ordinance passed at the last spring session of
the board relating to bounties on wild animals
On motion of MIR. McCarty the rules
were suspended and resolution adopt
ed; ayes 20, nays 2-Amunds and Nj
quette. Absent 3, Wits, Gagnon and
Breunig, all other members voting aye.
Preamble and resolution No. 10 in
troduced by MIR. Zorn,
Resolved that In case the proceedings now in
progress do not result in discovering the probable
murderer of Cath. Noyorats ky, then in that case
the chairman Of this board together with two
members appointed by him, are requested to ask
the circuit court judge to call grand jury to in
vestigate said crime.
the present proceedings fail, shall offer reward
of 81, 900 for the apprehension and conviction of
the person guilty of said murder.
Resolved further that the district attorney with
the concurrence and consent of the chairman of
this board, be and he hereby is authorized to en-
ploy reasonable and necessary help to assist him
In discovering and convlctlng the murderer of
said deceased
Mr.. Lueps moved the suspension of
the rules, Carried, Several motions
to amend made but were not enter
tanned by the chair and the hour hav-
ing arrived set for special order, that
is, the report of committee on improve
ments in regard to the petition of r.
Klingholz in relation to the Rapids
bridge, to-wit:
To the Hon. Chairman and Members of the
County Board: Your committee to whom was
chairman of the town of Rapids, and dated Nov.
16 1855, asking your honorable body TO act at
upon the matter of the application of the town of
Mar,, Per-
bridge across the Manitowoc River and the vii
lage of Manitowoc Rapids, would respectfully re-
port: That they have considered the matter and
find the same in every sense respectful and the
request therein proper and right. Your commit
tee would therefore recommend that as matter
of fairness your honorable body should lmmedi-
ately act either for against the petition of said
town as your honorable body may be advised is
right and proper. The petitioners nave In our
opinion the right to demand immediate action
upon the petition.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
VIM. g. LUEPs.
Adam TIsoHEg, Com.
NJ. l.. CooNEY,
Mr. McCarty moved that the report
Just read be laid on the table.
Ayes and nays called for and motion
prevailed by following vote: Ayes,
kestly, Gauger, Rauch, Cahill, Tisch-
er, McCarty, Hacker, Nolan, Carey,
Wegner, Schmitz, Cooney, Zorn, john
son and Goedjen-15. Nay, Amunds,
Lueps, Greve, Johnston, Wits, Boecher,
Klingholz, Niquette and Brunig-9;
Gagnon absent.
Mr.. Klingholz read the following
preamble and which is at his request
entered on the minutes:
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors of the County
OF Manitoyoc. During the present session of this
board several of its members have expressed
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ing of bridge at the Rapids if the half part of
the cost for the county would not exceed 3 90 or