The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1886-12-30
THE COUNTY BOARD.
(ooSr1NuxD FROM LAST WEEK.

Thomas Smith 2os E. H. Rand 50
Frank Ewes 20e N. Nicholson 50
Thos. Hoeing % John Plumb So
ID. B. Knapp So4 /. Sehmidtmann Sc
r. s. 0ConneQ 0s jacob Eruba 10
Thomas Thornton 50 J. Geigel SA
Henry Hecker ia Lyman Tyler 412
John Halloran IS Vim. johnson u
Peter Schaud 1a A. q. Knapp S64
Herman Meyer Ie6 P. ]. Lyons 68
Thomas Hopper Sss t. o. Halloran 6s
Total allowed s2s4s.Sa
On motion of Mr.. Cahill the report
of the committee was unanimously
adopted
Mr. Ostenfeldt presented Resolution
No 8 and moved its adoption.
Resolved, that a sum not to exceed $50 is hereby
appropriated for the purpose of covering the
expenses of holding the farmers institute IN
of this board are hereby instructed to issue orders
70 that amount upon the presentation OF the bill,
testified to by the president and clerk of the
Farmers Association of Manitowoc County.
Adopted by the following vote: Aye, Murphy,
Bruss, Cahill, lander, Ostenfeldt. Roemer, Wit
tsnberg, Boecher; Gustaveson, Nolan, Conway,
Mohr, Dicke, Mueller-S. Absent, I.
On motion of Mr. Cooney the board
adjourned till 9 A NJ. tomorrow.
TUESDAY, Nov. %, 1886.
Board met at 8 A. NJ. pursuant to
adjournment, Mr.. Mohr presiding.
Roll called; quorum present. Min
utes read and approved.
Mr.. Kestly moved that the board
do now proceed to the election OF a
trustee for the insane asylum, for five
years, in place of Henry Goedjen,
whose term of Office expires Nov Both,
1886.
Carried, and Mr.. Cooney moved
that the chair appoint two telIers.
Agreed to and the chair appointed
Messrs. Cooney and Torrison.
At the first informal ballot there
were % votes cast, of which number
Pat Cahill received s, H. Goedjen 10,
G. Cooper l, ]. Nolan 3, Thos. Mohr
1-23.
Mr. Zander moved to proceed to
formal ballot. Carried.
Result of formal ballot: Whole
number of votes given, %, of which
number Henry Goedjen received Ii
and Pat Cahill TO-
Mr.. Goedjen having received
majority OF all tie votes cast was
declared duly elected a trustee of the
insane hospital OF Manitowoc county
for next FIVE years.
Board adjourned until 2 o'clock
P. NJ.
Nov. %, 1886, 2P.M.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
AIR. Alohr III the CHAIR. Roll called;
ali members present, Minutes read
and approved
Nj Ostenfeldt, from committee on
poor, reported as follows:
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of
ManItowoc County: Your committee on poor
would respectfully report that they have thor
ouShiy investigated all accounts presented to
this board and. referred to the committee and
would recommend that the following accounts
be allowed In full:
Schuette Bros, merchandise ............s2+ "A
Eli Nlquette, support of pOor................2 50
Martin kappes, collins, etc.................15 IS
Illlson Il Schmidt, hearse and hack .......I 10 90
II. McGuire, taking care of body ..........,.42 Is
X. &. Buerstatte, medicine. ...........,.,8Q 5
August Wagner, for services ............. 80 SO
81. Mary,s Hospital, board and medicine. IIS 80
CITY OF Manltowoc, for tramDs. ............ q 80
Ava SIN tn, livery and board ...............tOO
Mrs. Delhi, house rent ....................17 rs
Two Rivers Man'fg Co., merchandise ... / %
II. h@ppelman, moving county pauper. 4 90
Iowa OF Two hIvers, support of children 80 20
DIR. Luhman, salary, Observation-Disclosures %
Town OF Gao, support OF Anna PlOetz ..... IS 81
Town o. Cato, Tor Dr. Blrke- ;.-.......-....,3 %
Town Man. Rapids, Sophia Schnorr ....... 80 IS
Committee on Poor services, team and
pr. Pane, examination and witness .....7 60
Town OF hossuth, support OF Mary FleSel 30 20
Z. M. Peters, one par iippers ...,,. / IS
Z. Laebnow y son, speCtacles .............. 8 %
Z. 4. BOldu5, poor support. .................l 90
Dr. Prltchtrd, examination fee............. g 80
DT. frltchard professional services, ...... 10 %
In regard u an account of DR.. Pritchard
amounting 10 $500 for services to Geo. Over
hotter, we VIII state that according to information
received believe thai this man Overhoffer was
a "A fjaur Of Ths.
town OF tooparstown. The county is therefore
not Liable Tor the same: We recommend there
fore that Il be dlsaIIOweu.
In regard to the acCoEnt of William Morris
amounting 20 ssUl for conveying the remains of
Sa5herlne Aoyaratzky 10 the burying ground, we
md IT excessive and would recommend that the
sam OF 500 be allowed and 500 disallowed
In regard TO the bill OF st. Nazan S Association
amounting 10 Sf68OO for support of paupers we
that the same be allowed but as one al
those poor Inmates, by name T. ii. SchreitmuaIler
Is resident of the town of Cato, we would
respectfully recommend that his part of the oil
amounting TO $3.50, be charged back to the town
Of Cato.
In regard to the account of DIR. D. s. HAYES
amounting to $3.50 for professional services
rendered to Itlrund EVsnsUn. we recommand
that said bill be disallCwed for the reason -haf
Te don't know to what locality said Evenson
belongs nor upon what authority the services
were rendered.
In regard 70 the account of Matthias Pies for
services rendered the body of Michael Axel
amounting to Slo, we would recommend that
SAID account be dlSaloSed for the reason that
the estate Of The deceased Michael A1el is per
fectly able to pay for all expenses that havo
occurred IL consequence of the suicide. Tfere
We're funds TO the amount of $500 or $500 on the
body, and besides thai, q farm owned by the
deceased III the town OF Schleswig.
all OF which ID respectfully submitted.
tERo. OsTENFELDT,
JACOB RoEMER, Com.
GEORGE BRUNIG,
Report was unanimously adopted.
Mr.. O5tenfeldt stated under Chan.
Is, Laws OF 1885, the county board
was required to appoint suitable per-
sons IN each township and ward for
certain purposes therein mentioned
and moved that such persons be re-
commended by each chairman of the
several towns and wards, and the
chairman Of each town should be one
of such committee.
MIR. Nolan moved that the matter
be made d special order for tomorrow
forenoon, . o'clock
Carried by unanimous vote.
Mr.. Kestiey moved that the board
take q recess of Is minutes and wait
for committee on assessment to report.
Agreed.
Board reassembled. Roll called:
all members present.
Mr. Wittenberg, from committee on
assessment, presented their report,
which was read and there appeared
clerical error in the report. Sir. Fan
der moved that the same be referred
back to the same committee for cor
rection. Carried.
MIR. Kestley took exception to the
report in general as by said report the