Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-11-12

Chas Heuer 2nd ward P1ttsv1lle
r H. Bovnton... .3rd ward Pittsville
W. II. own or Remington
L. L. Ever Town Of Richhed
Ferdinand Phillips Town of Rudolph
Peter Mckercfer. own OF Kock
Zvphn Lereatx. Town of Sherry
Frank BrOStOW1tz. Town OF S1ge
Peter Mullen ..... Town Of Saratoga
Jacob OF Seneca
r. ArPlf....:.... ..-....'....'..'. Town OF EeSpeI
James *. T. I11leS. own OF w OOd
ABSENT:
Andrew Oettinger .......... Village of Auburndale
Henry A. Sampson. .........2nd ward Grand Rapids
w D. Connor ...............5th ward of Marsh1eld
r. H. Boynton who was appointed to fill the
vacancy in the 3rd ward of the city of Pittsville
in place of Dr. M. B. Wood resigned, was sworn
III by the clerk. The Chairman then appointed
Mr.. Bovnton to act upon the committees of Equal
1zatiOn and Poor Farm to take the place Of M B.
Wood whom he succeeds upon the Board.
Peter Mullen, Of the town Of Saratoga, intro
duced and read the following resolution and ordi-
The Board of Supervisors of the County Of Wood do
SECTION Robert E. Wakey of the town of Saratoga
in Wood county Wisconsin hayng obtained I E
the Wisconsin river and Lot on the west bank Of said
river in Section 10, Township 2l North of Range East in
SAID county, at point about ten RODS South or the east
and west quarter line in said secon and about ten rods
OF
said place being than mile south of the landing
places Of the ferry heretofore licensed Hiram e.
Iieflck; An? ne having mace eIecuIed ana GeIIVefeu
the bond required by section l2 OF the hGYIsed Statutes;
pnsno the 2ht and nrvi1pGo to make set m keen and
mninfan ferry across the Wisconsin, river AT and be-
tWeen the DointS above mentioned
SF(TIoN , The said Robert D. Walelv his heirs or
ssnns shall at All times keen for the sn of said ferry
good boat suitable and sufficient accom-
mOdaon of all persons teams, stock vehicles and traffic
wishing designed for conveyance said river
the place designated except such
the year said ferry may be impeded. hindered or
endangered by ice, foods storms, extremely low
water in said river and shall promptly carry and convey
said place at all hours in the daytime and may any
safe and proper method for propeng the boat boats
used in said ferry, except steam power.
S1l1Io>r Tho ,,rooro+or of onid forr, oFol no
ifId 70 ,r ~ and e 1 T ,t e ld Ne
sation for s,Ich forrvaTo ne foIo1vS. ~ l
S''o. 'oi S"'n le'lS"Se "s lo"o"S'
horses by one yoke of oxen one way 15c For round
TRIP op same - r4L elC aa1l5loa morse or OK &c Tor
,orso To-. ,,r Ir :, ia harSoS j., ToI"o, ~ r g
For hogs and sheep n.droves Sc per head
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md Io i, fr, fn, tIn ,oc frl 3 , e. CO.. ~ ~
, W t 81! &c 49, t On" "i'el Us auoIOIoii
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Adopted at the meeting of the said County Board held
at the Court House in Grand Rapids the 10th day
November, \. ID. 1896
JA,IES X. 2. EiILES,
fhllp ". NS rs ,, Cnafhah Oh county Board.
NoulllS NlGih lo ffbNu NOulllS'
knor Al Hen By These Pyeserts:-That Robert E.
Wakely principal and II. Z. Davis and n. S. Wakely as
sireties held and firmly bound Wood County,
Wisconsin. in the sum of Five Hundred Dollars lawful
money of the United States of America for the payment
of which we'll and truly be made and each of
bind ourselves and each of heirs, and
administrators firmly by these presents.
Witness orr hands and seals This o6tb 3ov of Oct,or
IoHo'