Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-12-26

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SECTION II. The committee on Printing and
Stationery is hereby authorized, empowered and
instructed to make the proper and necessary
estimates for the ensuing year for printing and
stationery and other furnishings commencing Dec
| l. 1896; call for and receive sealed bids therefore,
open the same and make full report to the Board
and recommendation thereon and such action
shall be taken by the Board as may be deemed
advisable.
SECTION III. The foregoing sections shall not
be applicable to printed records and books
necessary for the use of the different county officers
and as to the same the County Clerk Of Wood
county is directed henceforth call for bids upon
estimates submitted to different stationery houses
and endeavor to purchase the same at the least
possible cost.
SECTION ". All resolutions Or ordinances
heretofore adopted or passed conflicting IN any
manner with the provisions of this resolution are
hereby repealed and this resolution shall take
effect and be in force from and after its passage.
Dated November 16, 1895.
On motion the resolution was referred to the
Judiciary committee.
F. R. Upham introduced the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved, that the resolution passed at the
November meeting in 1894, Of the Wood County
Board Of Supervisors, that the County Judge be
allowed one hundred and fifty dollars per year for
l
hereby repealed.
The resolution was adopted upon the follow
ing vote:
Ayes-Arpin, E. P, Baker Cochran Coon,
Christensen Ever, Hartel, Huer, Hooper, Jones,
Kopf Korth, Phillips Sampson, Searles, Schey-
mock, Uphan, Vedder Wood, NJ B., Wood, c. H.
Total 20.
Nays-Bowden, Cady, Hiles, Juno Kalshed,
Mullen, Nash, Schnable, Williams, Wheelan. Total
| 10.
Resolution was carried.
Geo. L. Williams introduced thefollowing reso-
luton:
BE IT RESOLVED By the county board of
supervisors that hereafter the several county off
of this county be- and each hereby is required
during week days to keep his office open for the
full transaction of business, and either be perso-
naly present therein OF have a competent deputy
in attendance from o'clock a. m to o'clock D.
m except from y m. to 1 o'clock P.
On motion the resolution adopted except
ing the county Judge
Geo. L. Williams introduced the following reso-
luton.
BE IT RESOLVED, That the chairman be and
he hereby is authorized and empowered upon final
adjournment of this meeting to make and file in
the office OF the county clerk revised amended
list of committees so that the same shall conform
the board
On motion the resolution was adopted.
c. S. Vedder, of Marshfeld, was unanimously
elected poor commissioner in place Of Geo. E.
Ingalls, whose term Of office expired. The secre
tary authorized to cast the ballot of the board
which done and the chairman declared him
elected poor commissioner for the ensuing term
Report of committee on list of Jurors was read
at length corrected and then adopted and ordered
placed on file
On motion the committee on bonds were
authorized to approve the bond of First National
Bank as county depository as soon as filed
F.A Cady introduced thefollowing resolution:
WHEREAS, 1t is a matter of general belief that
the stationery, printing and book bills against
Wood county have IN past years been larger thar
was necessary, and it being deemed advisable that
a change be made in the manner of supplying the
county with the same,
Now THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That here
after no bill for printing of any kind, for sta
t1Onery for the use of any of the county offices,
circuit judge, committees, this board Of super
visors, Or for books for any of the county offices,
OF for any printing stationery Of any kind or
manner for the use of Wood county shall be paid
by the county clerk any other county officer out
of any county funds in his possession, unless said
bill shall have first been duly filed with the county
clerk, referred to and reported upon by the COM
mittee printing and stationery and duly allowed
by affirmative vote of this board of supervisors
in the regular manner.
1t was moved and seconded that the resolu-
ton be adopted. Roll was called for and resulted
as follows
Ayes-Brown Baker, Cady, Huer, Hiles, Hoop
er, Jones' Juno, Kopf, Kashed, Korth, Schnable,
! Upham, Vedder, Wheelan. Total IS.
Nays-Arpil, E. P, Bowden, Cochran, Coon,
Christensen, Ever, Mullen, Nash, Phillips, Samp
son. Searles, Scheynock, Smith, Williams, Wood
NJ. B., Wood, c. H. Total 16