Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-11-20

& these were OF patients who nad
Sasn admitted but short time, as
, J were practically "moribund"
when admitted.
The deaths and causes of death
we're as follows:
Ann Cox, March Sd; age so years.
rrbaustion from chronic melan
cbolia.
lanes Mcclure, May II; age 81
gears. Bright's disease.
Bridget Mulligan, June %; age
40 years. Epilepsy.
Sally Rutley, Sept. II; age so
years. Senile dementia or exhaus-
ton.
Annie Peterson, Sept. 25th; age
"a wears. Gastric ulcer.
-Four of these were from this
coupty. The other, Bridget Multi
gap. was from Waukesha county.
The occupation necessary to the
host health of the inmates is not
hard TO find upon large farm dur
inc the summer months; but the
nrobem of adequate employment,
especially for the men, during the
winter months, has not been in our
onnion, solved either in this or any
other asylum in the state.
In the poor house there have been
four deaths. Three of these were
simply sent there to die. These
were James Shannon, died July 9th,
of paralysis from gun-shot wound
to the spine; Bridget Doody, died
Aug. 9th, aged 1913, old age; Mary
Goldsworthy, died Sept. 2, aged So
years, paraly sis. The other death
was that of Henry 'ruly, died Oct.
9Th, aged rs years, OF valvuIar
disease of The heart
Respectfully submitted,
VIVIAN 81 Son,
Attending Physicians.
On motion of Mr.. Taylor the re-
port was referred To special COM
mittee of three 10 be appointed by
the chair.
The chair appointed AS such com.
mittee Messrs. Tay Tor, Hoskins and
Dolan.
On motion of Mr.. Campbell the
board took recess until 2 p. III.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
2P.M. The following resolution
was offered 10y Mr.. Hosklns:
Resolved, That it shall be the duty of the
4 County Clerk, and he is hereby instructed to
cause TO be published in the Dodgeville Chron-
ee and the Mineral Point Democrat, at least
two weeks prior TO the annual session of the
! County Board of this county in each year, a
{ tabulated abstract of the assessment rolls of
4 the several towns and cities of the county of
! Iowa, as returned to the County Clerk each
I year Specify ing the year., under the provisions
4 Of section lO66 of the Revised Statutes.
That it shall be the duty of the county clerk,
/, and he is hereby instructed, TO have struck Off
for the use OF the members OF the County
Board at the said annual sessions, at least
twenty-five convenient duplicate slips of said
1 Abstract.
That the cost to the county for printing and
publishing said abstract and slips shall not ex-
Fl coed the sum OF ten dollars ($lU.UO) per year to
4 each of the newspapers designated above.
81 On motion of Mr.. Taylor the res
81 0lutiUn was land over until 8 a. III.
N tomorrow.
81 Mr.. Gilman submitted the fol-
loving report Of the committee on
huance and taxation:
Il To the Board OF Supervisors of Iowa County:
81 CONTAMINATION committee on Finance
and Taxation submit the following report:
ii We recommend that the following amounts
81 be levied and distributed according to law, as
the taxes TO be levied by the county for the
n ensuing year:
State tax .. OIL rs
Interest on Asylum Bonds. ............... 1900 w
county school ak li,ifo 90
supenntendent's salary and expenses. 300 w
General County TaX."............."..".. l2,6Oo W
Total.,.... ,........ >. . .......-... SIS, 1877 90
We also recommend the adoption Of the fol-
lowing resolutions:
Resolved, I hat the sum of thirteen thousand
and tweni y.one 2o-lOUth dollars be levied as
State Tax; That the sum of fifteen hundred
dollars be levied to pay interest on Asylum
bonds; That the sum OF eleven thousand, one
hundred and forty six 65-loUth dollars be LEVIED
u &COunty school Tax; That the sum OF nine
hundred dollars be levied TO pay county super
ltendent's salary and expenses; That the sum
Of twelve thousand and six hundred dollars be
eyled as General County Tax.
Resolved, hat there be and hereby Is as
@ssed and levied upon the taxable property OF
hc C0unty of Iowa Il tax OF one-1ourth OF one
mil ON the dollar, for the purpose OF creating,
4 Nleu cole cted, Il tuna for the relief OF lnul-
gent or needy Union soldiers, sailors and
narineS aud the INDECENT or needy wives,
WIDOWS or minor children OF lndlgent or de-
ceased soldiers, sailors and Marines TO be dis
&X cursed according To law.
Dated November 10th, 1890.
eHI CHARLES GILMAN,
~ JAS. L. JONES,
&l JAS. NJ. KING,
Il Committee.
III LAID over under the rules.
~ The annual statement OF Register
~ Of Deeds, AS to births and deaths
lead and ordered placed on bile.
On motion of Mr.. Smoker the
board adjourned.
Good Reliable Liniment.
We take pleasure III recommend
ing Beggs' Tropical Oh. 1t has
gwen wonderful satisfaction III re-
duclng Inflammation, both for man
aud beast. In cases of spralns,
Ofulses, old sores, or PAIN III the
ades, lungs, OF back no llnlment can
Oe found that viii give such instan-
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