Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-01-16


IS. Abusive language. Paid Nov. 80, 1888, fine s1O each, 200
State of Wisconsin against Herman Golka-ss. Assault and battery.
Paid Dec. s. 1888, fine, 100
State of Wisconsin against Albert Vevaguh-ss. Cruelty to ANIMALS.
Paid March 20, 1889, fine, 1000
State of Wisconsin against Gilbert Applebee-ss. Cruelty to ami
mails Fine $1,000 not paid. Committed May %, 1882.
State of Wisconsin against Joseph Chript-ss. Assault and battery.
Paid May J, 1888, fine, 200
State of Wisconsin against William z ,pp-ss. Assault and battery.
Paid May s, 1889, fine, 800
State of Wisconsin against Albert Johns. Larceny. Paid May {,
1888, fine, 800
State of Wisconsin against Eugene Akey-ss. Abusive language.
Paid May IS, 1889, fine, 100
State of Wisconsin against Joseph Rodemacker-ss. Cruelty to ami
mails. Paid June o, 1889 fine, 800
State of Wisconsin against Chas. Boyer-ss. Assault. Fine, $500,
not paid. Committed Aug. Is, 1888.
State of Wisconsin against Martin Artnns. SIS. Unlawful use of
firearms. Paid Aug. u, 1889, fine, 100
State of Wisconsin against DR.. Gumn-ss. Assault and battery. Paid
Aug. 81, 1883, fine, 200
State of Wisconsin against John MuIIen-ss. Assault and battery.
Paid Ot. /, 1889, fine, 200
Stale of Wisconsin against james ONel-ss. Drunk and dsorderIy.
Fine, 500, not pid. Committed Oct. %, 1899.
State OF Wisconsin against john Podawirz-ss. Assault and bat
terry. PAID oct IL 1885, fine, go
State of Wisconsin against Thomas Keefe-ss. Assault and battery.
Paid Aug. I, 1889, fine, 900
Total fines, $500
All of which has been paid over to county treas
STATE OF WISCONSIN, -.
WOOD COUNTY.
T. Cooper, being first duly sworn, says that
the above entitled actions are all of the criminal &C
tons tried before him since the date of his last an
nuai report, in which the defendants or any defend
ant has been convicted, and that in each conviction,
he has filed with the proper officer the certificate oi
conviction required by law. II. COOPER, ]. P.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this first day
of November, 1880.
WIN. HOOPER, County Clerk.
On motion the above reports received and or
dered placed on file in clerks office.
The committee on claims report back the bills Of
Sheboygan county against Wood county, relief fur
nished Chris. Drollinger, amounting to zone bill,
S3I2. "a, and one bill, $50. 54) S362.88, with the follow
ing special recommendation:
To tie County Board of Supervisors Of Wood
County, Wisconsin,
The committee on claims, to whom has been re-
ferred the annexed bills and claims of Sheboygan
county against Wood county, Wisconsin, would re
port the same back to your honorable body and re-
spectfully that the entire matter be re-
ferred TO the district attorney OF Wood county, with
Instructions to investigate the facts and law relating
to the same and report to the county poor commls
sloners of Wood county for action accordingly. We
would also recommend that should the district attor-
ney report to said poor commissioners that WOOD
county is legally liable to pay said claim, that said
commissioners be authorized and instructed to settle
said claim according to the district attorneys report.
We further recommend that the county poor com
miSSiOnerS and the district attorney be instructed to
make a full report to the County Board of Supervls-
ors of Wood county, at the November session for
1890, of all their doings and proceedings therein.
Dated Nov. 18th, A. ID. 1889.
FRANK A. CADY, Chairman.
On motion, the recommendation was adopted.
The following bills reported back, and on mo-
ton, the Board disposed of them as follows:-
E. H. Gerard, timber, &c. for Wood county bridge, $467 allowed in full.
C. E. Pariseau, sundres 10 prisoners in Jail, s1486, allowed in full.
Spanord & Cole, sundries to court house, s4O37, referred to court house
committee.
Jacob Lusk, justice of peace fees, village of Auburndale VS. Shapiro,
amounting to S12O, dIsanowed.
Marshafs fees in sam case, SIO7, diSalOwed.
John Akey, constable fees, 1894, dsalowed.
The financial committee presented the following
reports and resolutions
The finance committee have carefully reviewed
the entire history of the railroad bond Indebtedness,
and before making any recommendation for the ex-
tinguishment of the outstanding bonds, will offer a
brief synopsis of the whole matter. One hundred
and fifty thousand dollars bonds were granted to aid
the Green Bay & Lake Pepin railroad, and fifty
total of 100000. By chapter I44, of the laws of
1876, the county was authorized to loan from the
commissioners of the trust funds one hundred thous-
and dollars, with which to compromise the county
bonds at fifty cents on the dollar, face value. Under
this act, SI5S,ooo dollars of bonds were Cancelled, and
in their place, I5S certificates of indebtedness of $500
each, or a total of $4,000 was signed by the chair
man of the County Board and county clerk and de-
Eosited with the commissioners of the state trust
funds. The bonds bore eight per cent. per annum
interest and the certificates of indebtedness seven.
By chapter I6S, of the laws of 1879, the refunding
act was changed SO the loan from the state might be
increased to $4,000, and the limitation of compro-
mise to fifty cents on the dollar, face value of the
bonds. removed. Under this amended act, 81 bonds
were redeemed, for which there was paid $4,000, or
the face of the bonds and $4,000 interest. This in