Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-11-22

ana make preference Ia iaYor OF those who
make IL dirty To attend these Institutes
/ shall hold Teachers meetings" during the
winter term so as to exchange views in regard
to ho,o we obtain results in our school work.
distributed to each school-room in the coun-
~ copy of the Blue Book OF 1887, aud also -
railroad maps of Wisconsin
A reasonable amount OF repairing has been
made during the past year and two more build
ings erected.
Several buildings have been re-seated with
modern styles and other needed apparatus pro-
Yided, all OF which aid very materially in keep
ing up the interest among the children
IN some distticts the seating capacity is too
ing school.
Many district school buildings are without
out houses. aud / suggest mat this matter be
attended TO Without delay aud further waning
without hearty cooperation on the part OF
school Boards and patrons your teachers and
superintendent can not make The school all 1t
should be- and to this end [ consider it a dafy
on tile part Of all to visit yunr schools: look into
thelr needs; judge for yourselves rs 10 the CON
duct OF the schools; study the teachers methods,
observe the results. and Il good work is being
done see 10 II that the teacher Is secured for the
next term of school. for of repeated changes
VOL against a school as a rule
In my last report I suggested set of "Record
Books but as no definite action was taken |
renew tie suggestion, aud ask consideration
OF the following resolution:
Resolved, That the County superintendent be
authorized to procure Record Books for use OF
dollars.
trusting that may be Of greater sid 70 our
schools during the coming year. / remain,
Your Obedient servant,
BRADFORD W. GILLETr,
County Supt.
Mr.. Gillett, on motion was allowed
to make statement regarding his
report.
On motion the report was adopted
and ordered published in the pro.
ceedings of the board.
The clerk presented schedule of
claims against the county, which
was referred to the committee on
general claims. Petition from chair
man, town of Highland, asking re-
lief for one August Bohan, wfs read
and referred to Supts. of the Foor;
The following resolution, offered
by Mr.. Rewey, was adopted:
Resolced That this board visit the county
farm aud asylum tomorrow Thursday start
ing at $50 q. m
Official bonds Of Henry Pengelly,
sheriff elect, NJ. j. Tappins, clerk of
circuit court elect, w. w. Williams,
county clerk elect, John H. Dunstan,
surveyor elect, VIM. II. Thomas,
register Of deeds elect, George Paul;
son, treasurer elect and Samuel
Swineharl, Supt. Of the poor, were
presented and referred to the com
mittee on bonds and salaries.
On motion Of Mr.. Taylor the
board took recess until 7 p. m.
EVENING SESSION. p. NJ.
Additional claims read and re-
ferred to the proper committee.
The clerk presented list of jurors
from the several towns, which was
to the committee on finance
and taxation.
The superintendent Of the poor
md trustees of insane asylum sub
nitted the following report:
-o the Board Of Supervisors OF Iowa County, |
Wis:
GENrlENgN;--We the Undersigned, trustees Of
he insane Asylum OF said county, present here
'th our annual report FOR the year ending No |
RECEIPTS
here was received from Co treasurer 5000 90
teceNcd from other sources ...... ... 81 U3 |
october 1855, from Co. treasurer ....... 300 co |
Total receipts ...., ...... !. ...sll5u o.