Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-12-05
Regular Annual Session,
County Board
1905.
FRIDAY, November 10, 1895,
| 9 o'clock a. N.


o'clock a. N.
Board met pursuant to adjournment and was
called to order by Chairman Smith, Roll called
and quorum present
Geo w Brown read the following report:
WHEREAS The section line road running east
and west between the cities Of Plttsvlle and Grand
Rapids and through the towns of Wood and Seneca
running in the Town of Seneca between Sections
Number % 80, IS, SO, p and 81, and intersect-
ing the road known the Seneca Road and IN
the Town of Wood running between Sections
Number 90 and 80 and 25 and 36 has been com
pleted and placed III good condition where the
same runs through the Town of Wood but is not
graded worked up completed where the same
runs through the Town of Seneca and it being
necessary to build an expensive bridget part Of
said road now, therefore,
BE 1T RESOLVED, That the sum of Two Hun
dred and Fifty Dollars ($250.OO) be appropriated
out of the general fund Of the county, not other
wise appropriated, to be used under the direction
of committee to be appointed by this Board and
expended in building said bridge and putting said
highway in a condition suitable for public travel
Dated November 18th, 1895.
6. w. Brown,
CHAs HEUER,
NJ B. WOOD.
On motion the report referred to commit
tee on Roads and Bridges.
asking for $4,000 to improve the highway in the
town of Remington:
To the Honoral1e County Board of Super
visors of Wood county, Wisconsin:
We the undersigned, would respectfully petit
ton your honorable board to appropriate the sum
of Two Hundred Dollars to the Town of Reming-
tonfor the purpose of repairing public highway
along the right-of-wav of the St. Paul Railway,
commencing at or near the Village of Babcock
o,,d oil cod To he
City of Centraa, and during the spring of the
year, for about rs rods the HemOck bottoms
the water raises above the road bed and makes it
impossible during the spring months, and the
Town Of Remington is unable to build and con-
struct suitable road to accommodate the travel
ing public during the spring season, would
respectfully petition your honorable board to APP
propriate the above named sum for the purposes
mentioned, for which your petitioners ever pray.
Signed, w. l. SHEA,
W. F. VoLTNER, Treas.
c. F. GNEvIN,
L. c. PscHoRR, Supt.
w. H. BOWDEN.
On motion the petition was referred to the
committee on Roads and Bridges.
L. NJ Nash, chairman of the committee on
Equalization, made the following report:
To the Honorable, the County Board of Super
visors of Wood County, Wisconsin:
conference.-the undersigned committee APP
pointed to examine the statement OF the county
clerk provided for by Section 1865 r. S., and to
determine and the relative value OF all the
taxable property in each town, city and village in
said County of Wood, report as follows:
That have carefully examined said state
ment, and determined and assessed the relative
value of all the taxable property in said towns,
cities and villages, in said Wood county, at the
set opposite the respective towns cities and
villages in 'Schedule A. hereunto annexed and
forming part of this report and that the amount
so determined is, to the best of Judgment, the
actual value of such taxable property IN each
town, city and village, and we Recommend that
the taxable property in each of said towns cities
and villages be apportioned and assessed at the
amounts set opposite of each respectively as
shown in said "Schedule Al All Of which is here
by respectful submitted.
Signed, L. NJ NAsH Chairman,
E. p ARPIN
JOHN koPF,
P. N CHRISTENSEN,
c. S. VEDDER,
JAMES HLEs,
D. R. Coon.