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

erty OF Wood county, Wisconsin, for county tax for
the current year,
Moved and seconded that the resolution be
adopted,-Carried.
Reseteea, That the sum of eight hundred dollars
be and is hereby levied and assessed against the tax
able property of Wood county, Wisconsin. the city
Of Grand Rapids excepted, for the salary of superin-
tendent of schools for the current year, and the fur
Their sum of one hundred and twenty-five dollars for
stationery, postage and printing,
Moved and seconded that the resolution be
adopted,-Carried,
Resolved That the sum of s4s 20 be levied upon
the taxable property of the county for the relief of
needy and INDECENT Union soldiers. sailors and ma
rines, in accordance with chapter $50, laws of 1889
M, K, HANSEN, Chairman,
I, T. NASH,
l. A, ARNOLD.
A, {, BRI6eS>
l. WARD.
Moved and seconded that the resolution be
adoptedICarried,
The committee appointed on salaries of the
county officers reported as toHows:-
To the Honorable. tie Board of Supervisors for Weei
Cosatv. Usseoasia>-
We, the undersigned, the special committee APP
pointed to FIX salary of county officers for the ensu-
ing term, would respectfully as follows
That the salary of county treasurer, commencing
January, 1891, be SI2oooo; county clerk, commenc-
ing January, 1891. be SI2oooo, CLERK of circuit court.
commencing January, 1891, be $4,000 and fees;
county Judge, commencing January 1899, be $4,000;
county superintendent, commencing January, 1891,
(saiary, SoooOos postage and stationery, SIoooO)
100000, district attorney, commencing January,
1891, 100000
We would further recommend that there be the
sum of two hundred dollars allowed for deputy
county clerk hire for the year 1899. and that there
be allowed two hundred dollars to the district attor-
ney tor travelling and other expenses for the year
1890,
All OF which is hereby respectfully submitted.
Dated Nov, Is, 1880,
N, r, HANSEN,
&c, DAVIS,
l. WARD,
Committee.
Moved by Supervisor Z, E Nash. and seconded,
to amend the report by striking out all that part re-
lating to raise before 1891, excepting the county
judges salary, whose term of office commences Janu-
AIRY, ISQo>-Carried>
Moved by Supervisor Connor, and seconded. to
amead the report by raising the county treasurer
salary, after 1891, to SI4ooooICarried.
Motion made and seconded that the report of
the committee, as amended, be adopted--Carried.
The finance committee report on the reports of
County Treasurer Mangold and County Clerk
Hooper, with the recommendation that the reports
b. received and placed on file. and ON motion, the
recommendation was adopted,
Bill OF Frank Pomainville for interest on orders
hled with county treasurer, amounting to sface OF
orders, Se,oeS00s interest ON same, SOL a6 two
hundred siXty-one and 26-foO dollars, was brought
up aud discussed at considerable length. Chairman
Nash. calling Supervisor Davis to the chair, gave his
views ON the matter, stating that he thought, as long
as the Board saw fit to allow eS-County Treasurer
kOntz the interest, &c, that he had paid out, that
they ought to allow interest on all orders filed, and
then shut down ON the interest business Chairman
Nash then took the chair, and ON motion, the interest
ON the orders was disalrowed>
The s@perintendents OF poor presented the fol-
lowing report
DOR COMMISSIONERS REPORT.
T@ tue Honorable Board eff Sxpwvas@s EFF Weed
G@x&tp, WEN@MSaw-
We, the undersigned, commissioners of poor for
said Wood county, herewith Submit our fifth annual
report, for the year ending Nov IA, 1850
THE COUNTY POOR FARM.
The poor commissioners have mads three official
visits to the poor farm, and each tune have found
everything In and about the place INA more than usual
meat trim. and we think that great credit is due to
the superintendent, Mr. James Gibson, and his estim-