Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-08-26

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We further respectfully recommend that the
bond of the supcrintendents of the poor be
liked at the sum of three thousand $4,000 dol
lars each, JOSEPH BENNETT,
JOSEPH FRosr.
Committee on Bonds.
On motion of Mr.. Reese, the report was
adopted.
The committee on officers bonds pre-
sented report approving the bond of
Aldro jerks, district attorney elect, which
was on motion adopted.
Mr.. Coates presented his official bond
as superintendent of the poor, which was
referred 10 the committee on honds
The special committee 20 whom was
referred the report of the building com
mittee presented the report of said CON-
mittee together with their report thereon,
as follows:
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of
Iowa County, Wisconsin:
The undersigned, Joint and advisory and
building committee of the Asylum building,
hereby submit for your consideration their
proceedings, commencing on the eth day OF
July, A. ID. 1885, up to and including this 4th
day of November, A. ID. 1886, all of which Is
most respectfully submitted:
June 10, lss5, met nj the county farm. Re
port OF Allen ID. Conover, OF Madison. recon-
mending plans and specifications submitted 10
Ordered that all excavating and all materials
necessary be furnished by the county.
Ordered that the joint committee borrow
the sum often thousand dollars forthe term of
six months, the payment of which sum TO be
secured by joint note executed by all the
members of the committee.
July Z; 1885. Ordered that the contract for
doing all the rock work be awarded TO Messrs
PAUL Co. for the sum of seventeen hundred
and sixty dollars, that being the lowest bid.
Ordered that John Charles be employed ms
. and hob
TO supervise and oversee all the work on the
asylum buildings.
July -, 1885. Ordered that contract for fur.
nshing lime for the rock and brick work be
awarded to Davies Bros. fortwenty- five cents
per bushcl, delivered OH county farm
ordered that Mr., Perkins, overseer be al
lowed TO hire female assistant TO be paid by
the county.
Messrs. kalb, of Plattevile and Mr.. Coltman
of Freeport, appeared before the committee
and requested to submit bids for furnishing
Aug. 4, 1895. Ordered that the contract for
furnishing all the brick he awarded TO Il. f.
Coltman. of Freeport, H., for the sum of rs
per thousand
Ordered that John Charles be employed TO
make all door and window frames for the
asylum.
Dec. 2, 1855. Meeting of committee at eoun.
ty clerks office, TO consider bids for carpenter
work on asylum. The committee awarded the
| contract for carpenter work on asylum build
ings TO Joseph Ellery & sons, they being the
| Feb. II, 1896. Meeting of committee at county
| clerks office to consider bids for brick work
| on asylum, and the contract thereon was duly
let TO Whtford a Kelly for the sum of e., 800 On
they being the lowest bidders thereon.
| Bids for plasterng asylum opened and CON
| sdered anu contract therefor awarded &c
| Whitfor,' 4 Kelly for the sum Of $4,000, they
| being the lowest bidders.
| Mch. %. 1856. The committee ordered the
| purchase from John s. w. Grindell, of Platte
| Vile, Wis, of one hundred and twenty thous
| and brick, at $500 per thousand, to be used
early in spring, as no brick could be prepared
! early enough to have brick layers commence
| in spring.
| sash was awarded to the Globe iron works, OF
Chicago, for the sum of $75500, delivered on
cars ut Edmund.
| june /, 1886. The committee contracted
| with Fuller & Warren fors heating furnaces
| and all necessary apparatus for the sum oil
| Sl1l0 90.
The committee contracted with Hadield &
| Co. for all necessary stone coping for the sun
| of $4,000.
Tho committee contracted with n. and G
| Taylor, OF Philadelphia for all necessary tn
| for the sum of S6sS00.
| June %, 1886. The committee contra cited
| with Ed Devlin to do all tin work for the sun
| of s;}3l2S.
The contract for painting was awarded Il
| Weideufcler Son for the sum of S4i7.00.
| Oct. q, 1885. The committee ordered tina
| Whitford * Kelly be allowed the sum OF $780,
| for tho purpose OF hiring an extra force o
plasierers 20 complete piastorinR on oente
| building, in order that the same could b.
| occupied forthc coming winter.
| Contracted with G. b. shaver for ttc sum OF
$4,000 to tuck point all brick ana stone worl
| on asylum.
| Committee contracted with John II Vivian
| for the necessary glass for the sum OF sIgl 90
| Also contracted with John III. Vivian for al
| necessary paint and lead for the sum of $40 80
| The committee purchased twenty one barre Il
of plaster paris of Hadfeld & Co. for 81. 90 pei
| barrel.
Contracted with Ed. Deylin for 4li0 pound,
| OF sash weight at $25 90 per ton.
Purchased of Thos. Priestly plasterrg hail
to the amount OF 400 pounds for the sum OF
1885.
| of lumber for $500
| Nov. 4, 1886 Settled with PAUL g. Co, 70,
| extra work on basement walls, etc, ordered
| by John Charles for Sl02.50.
| Contracted with Penberthy, Ford a. Co. fol
| hardware, locks. etc. for sllS.50.
| Your committee herewith submits the fol
| lowing itemized report of its disbursements
| to-wit;
| Claims of AllenD .Conoverexamining
| plans and specifications ...........s IS 90
| Claims of John Charles making plans
and specification. ..... .............. EOS 10
Bill of JAS. Spensley for team, harness
and wagon. purchased by him. 26l 80
bill of VIM. Harris. ...,........ as. 81 80
bill of X. Coates for horse furnished . l25 90
bill Of Geo, Hartley for labor. .......... 81 80
sept ], 1870.
IS =" ". G. Grindell for brick and
freight. ...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 90
paid PAUL a. Co. on contract, ........ 100 90
Oct 81, 1895,
q Chicago & N. w. Ry co. freight 345 S3
:" 7, Il. Gilman on contract ........., 2& 90
" PAUL Co on contract. amman, l75 90
bill of VIM. Treweek iron for chin.
eys'......................,. 8 80
bin of r. Lanyon for castings ....,.... 81 OF
:" a. r. Lanyon for blacksmithinQ ., 10 90
" - Allan 4. ConOver for services for
arranging plans for heating and ven.
tilating ..........,.... 30 90
bill of John Rundell for labor ...... l07 10
- VIM Weston for labor. ........ 100 10
A" j. ]. Harris labor................ 81 80
" taut Harkins labor mann. i3 30
g " Ed. Weston labor. ............. s so
" $. Polkinghorn labor......... q 30
" III, johnson labor ............... 50
" j. Mullen labor ............. 81 80
- Geo. Hartley labor ............4. ~ Is
" ID. Williams labor. .............. 3i 50
" Elon Olson, labor, ................ Is 60
" Ole Holverson labor. ........... IL 70
" Chas, Brewster labor ...... 800
" " VIM. Richards for mule. ....... 100 %
" w kewey service In purchas-
ing lumber. Observation-Disclosures. IS 40
John Ross, services IN purchasing lum-
DER .-..'. .s...st... -s..sss...tssss4+.s ID W
bill Of owen King for lumber........ rs "a
PAID PAUL q Co. on contract ........... 70 90
BIZ of VIM. Kalb for examining and re-
porting brick clay .................... 90
bill of John Grace. per diem & milage. 81 30
Nov 3, 1895.