Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-11-21

be levied and distributed according to law as
the taxes of Iowa County for the ensuing year:
state TAX. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l6,537 32
for Insane Observation-Disclosures. ...... ,262 W
County tax ........ 1900 10
Interest on County Asylum Bonds. :. 1900 90
County School tax .................... 1858 Al
County Supcrintcndent's salary and
expenses .,.,,. 800 90
Total ..,.................... ..S 44,O42 rs
We also recommend the adoption OF the fol
lowing resolutions:
Resolved, That there be and is hereby as
sessed and levied upon the taxable property
of the County OF Iowa the sum OF sixteen
thousand Ave hundred and thirty seven
32-10O dollars as State Tax; that the sum of
twelve hundred and ffty 200 dollars be levied
for Insane; that the sum OF fourteen thou
sand dollars be levied ms a general County tax;
that the sum OF fifteen hundred dollars be
Levied to Pax interest on County Aasynm
hundred and ffty-three 4O-l0J be levied AZ
County school tax. and that the sum OF nine
hundred dollars be levied to pay equity Su-
pcrintendents salary and expenses.
Rcs0lDcd. That there be and there Is hereby
assessed and levied upon the taxable properly
OF Iowa county II tax OF threc-lcnths OF mill
on the dollar for tho purpose OF creating fund
for the relief Of INDECENT or needy Union sol.
dicrs, sailors and marines, and the INDECENT or
needy wives, widows, mothers and minor chill.
dren OF INDECENT or deceased soldiers, sailors
law.
Dated at DodgevIc. Novombcr14. 1893.
g GILLMAN,
W. j. THOMAS,
J.. T.. EGAN,
Committee.
On motion of Mr.. Taylor, the recon
mendations and resolutions offered by
the committee were adopted, all the
supervisors voting therefor.
The special committee on the reports
Of tho Trustees of the Asylum and
superintendent Of the Poor presented
the following report:
TO the Honorable Board Of Supervisors Of
Iowa county, Wis.
Gentleman We the special commlttc to
whom was referred the report OF the Trustees
Of the Insane Asylum and superintendent Of
the poor of Iowa county, do respectfully re-
port, that having compared their books with
the vouchers, We find their account correct
In every particular
The expenses OF tho Insane Asylum for the
current year have been M follows:
forsupport Of the insane the sum Of slOHNl ~
permanent Improvement ....,..,I ~? Ol
" Insurance Tor y years .,....,,.,.,..BlO 90
Purrlilsc OF 80 acres Of lind 49,. 1900 60
Total expense for insane asylum, ll3hl 20
rho receipts from III sources were 1881 3 o.
Leaving deficit of,...: .,..,..:S 3hlb ~
Which amount was ovcrdrnwn from the
county TREASURY.
The totnI receipts fornrrOunt Of the
poor of Iowa county have been. S35jS u
Total amount Of orders drawn, -. 2ilO 10
Leaving II bnlnnce In favor OF poor. Sli+7 90
We recommend the adoption Of the follow
Ing resolution:
Resolved that there he and there Is hereby
appropriated and set aside out Of I he money
earned on nccOuntO of maintaining he chronit
Insane IN the county asylum the sum of
10000 to be- paid by the county treasurer
npon the order Of the trustees OF tho Iowa
county insane asylum, also the sum Of 5000
10 he appropriated out Of the moneys earned
by the asylum for the support OF the poor In
the poor honHr hnd In the several cities and
towns throughout the county and to he paid
ON the order Of the supcrIntcndcnts Of the
poor of Iowa county.
We lind that there ~ due from the state for
Of Sl3UiS. rs. ". j. THOMAS.
ROnEItT OSBOHNE,
G.. CiIIMANN,
Dated ut Dodgcvlllc, November H. 1909.
On motion of w. a. Jones, tho rules
were suspended and the report and
recommendations of tho committee were
adopted by an aye and nay vote, all
the members voting In tho affirmative.
Mr.. w. A. Jones introduced tho fol
lowing resolution, which was laid over
under tho rules:
Rcsntpcd. 'rhut the sum of two thousand
dOlinia bu get aside annually out of tho cnrn-
inps of The Town County Asylum rs II sinking
fund Ia meet the payment OF county bonds ut
mntnrity, Anld amount To he invested under
the direction Of the county Board.
The resolution introduced by Mr..
Pearce on Tuesday, In relation to max,
ing II contract with tho Southwestern
Wis Telephone Construction Co, was
then takon up.
Mr.. Taylor moved to lay tho rosolu
tion on tho table Motion lost.
Mr. penrce moved that the resolu-
tion be adopted. Motion lost.
On motion Of Mr. Rowoy, the rosolu-
tion was mndo u special order for to-
morrow morning ut 9 o'clock
A petition of Richard Williams for
leave to redeem certain lots was pro
sented and roferred to the committee
on Tux claims.
On motion of Mr.. Taylor, the board
adjourned tin y II. III. to morrow.