Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-22
Mr.. Hawkins moved that they be al
lowed. Motion lost-ayes I, noes IA.
On motion of Mr.. Carter, the board
till 8 a. m. tomorrow.
FOURTH DAYS SESSION.
FRIDAY, November 10th, 8 a.

FOURTH DAYS SESSION.
FRIDAY, November 10th, 8 a. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll called-members all present ex-
cept Mr.. Gum. Minutes read and ap-
proved.
Mr.. Heathcock offered the following
resolution:
Resolved, That the Chairman OF the sew
eral towns, the Presidents of the several
| villages, and the Mayor of the several Cities
in this coonty, are hereby authorized to
furnish or provide one nights lodging only
! for apparently deserving persons, coming
within the purview OF chapter 650a of SAN
exceed seventy-tive cents, providing that all
such persons who are sick and disabled may
be cared for as the necessities of the case
demand, but at the least possible expense
And that such bills when properly itemized
varifed and certified shall be proper
]. ]. HEATHcoCK
On motion, the rules were suspended
and the resolution adopted.
Mr.. Carriers resolution, in relation
to the purchase of county aliases,
which was laid over yesterday, was
then taken up.
On motion of Mr.. Taylor, the reso-
luton was amended by naming the
county clerk, county treasurer, regis
ter of deeds and county surveyor as
the officers to be supplied with aliases,
and the resolution as amended was
then adopted.
The following communication of M.
ID. Peavy, in relation to county print
ing, was read:
DoDGEvILLE, Wis. Noy. 16, 1894.
To the Honorable Members of the Iowa County
board, in session:
| propose to publish in the Eye & Star, a
weekly newspaper published and printed in the
city OF Dodgevllle, Iowa county, all the legal
printing of said county, at IS cents per folio for
1St insertion and 20 cents per folio for each
subsequent insertion, board proceedings an
nual meeting at $50, special meetings at $40
| each. This proposition to cover all legal print
ing necessary to be done for one year from date.
Present price 60 and IS cts.
'''p'' NJ. s. prAvr.
Referred to committee on publishing
proceedings.
The official bonds of John H. Car
row, sheriff-elect, and Thos. | Will
liams, treasurer-e elect, were presented
and referred to the committee on
bonds and salaries.
The annual report of the county
judge was read, as follows, and ordered
placed on file:
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of
Iowa County, Wis.
GENTLEMEN: The following named persons
|
Hospital for the insane at Mendoza, Wis,
since my last report:
William NJ, Jones, committed Jan. 49, 1904.
llumphry Evans. committed June ), 1894.
| Bertha Critney, committed June IL, 1894.
Lewis Arnold committed Aug, @s 1894.
Anil Bi iitzky, Committed Sept 26, 1894.
| All of whom were residents of Iowa county
| except the last above named, whose resi-
dence is claimed to be in Sank county, Wis
The following persons were adjudgod in
sane and committed TO the Iowa County
| Asylum;
Olivia Shoemaker committed Nov. 16,
! 1898.
james Sweet, committed Nov. 49, 1898.
Mertdeth Evans, committed Feb, 7, 1894.
| Ellis W. Jones, committed May 2 1891.
Russell f. Jones, committed May, 1894.
Mary Ann Holman, committed May2, 1894.
Albert Dimint, committed May >, 1894.
sparta Public schools at sparta, Wis: ~
| Francis Triyalla, committed May %. 1894.
Lille Trvalla, committed May 30, 1894
Darsey Trivala committed May 20, 1894.
i further report that have committed to
Industrial School at North Point, Milwau-
kee, Wis:
Ida sidbrek, committed August y, 1894.
Beatrice Hart, committed Oct 10, 1894
further report that have received from
the Superintendent of the State Hospital,
notice of the discharge from said institution
of the following named persons, heretofore
committed from this county:
Elizabeth Dunn, discharged Dec. ., 1893.
Annie j. Williams, discharged Feb. %,
1894
| further report that have received from
the Superintendent of the state Hospital,
notice of the death Of the following named
persons, heretofore committed from this
county:
Mary Tappins, died Nov 20, 1893.
William NJ. Jones, died July %, 1894.
| further report that have recievd from
the Superintendent of Iowa County Asylum,
notice of the death of the following named
persons, HERETOFORE committed to said institu-
ton,
Francis Yassak, died May 8, 1894.
Meredith Evans died July 22 1894.
All of which Is respectfully submitted.
CHARLES w. MClLHON
Dated, Nov. 14th, 1894. County Judge.
The committee on finance and taxa
ton presented the following report:
To the honorable board of Supervisors OF Iowa
county,
GENTLEMEN Your committee on Finance and
Taxation respectfully submit as follows:
We recommend that the following amounts
be levied and distributed according to law as
the taxes of Iowa county for the ensuing year:
State tax ...,... .............. .....:$ 2SS4 90
support of patients in State hospitals
Interest on Asylum bonds .............. 1900 90
Go. Supt. Salary and Expenses. 800 90
General 90. tax ..,..,............,..... aSo0 W
Co. School tax............... ........- l0S92 IS
Total. ...,............t.. .......,. IS 1925 30
We also recommend the adoption of tho fol-
lowing resolutions
Res0lred That there be and hereby is assessed
and levied upon the taxable property of the
County of Iowa the sum of two thousand eight
hundred and eighty-four dollars state tax;
That the sum of nine hundred, twenty-one and
69-1O0 dollars he levied to pay for support of
patients in State hospital for insane; That the
sum of one thousand, five hundred dollars be
levied to pay interest asylum bonds; That
the sum of ten thousand, eight hundred, ninety
two and 63-100 dollars be levied a Go. school
tax; That the sum of nine hundred dollars be
levied to pay Co. Supcrintendents salary and
expenses; And that the sum of twenty-cight
thousand dollars be- levied as n general county
tax.
Resolved, That there be and hereby is assessed
and levied upon the taxable property OF Iowa
County tax OF one-fuurth of Que mill ON tho dol
lar for the purpose of creating 4 fund for the
relief of INDECENT or needy union soldiers, sail
ors aud marines and the INDECENT or needy
wives, widows, mothers and minor children Of
INDECENT or deceased soldiers, sailors and
marines to be distributed according to law.
Dated Nov. II, lN9A
AECH tAMPRELL,
H. BuLLEEUD,
j. r. HkNktNs.
On motion of Mr.. Spensley, the re-
port was amended by making the levy
for soldiers relief fund threc-tenths of
a mill instead of one-fourth of a mill.
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