The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1899-05-25

Louis p. Grimm. Cato.
Fred jacob, Centerville,
r, A. Drews Cooperstown,
j. NJ johnson. Eaton,
Jos. A. Kellner Franklin,
Aug Stueck, Gibson,
w. H. Spencer. Kossuth.
j. NJ Finch, Liberty
Christ Muth Manitowoc.
F. G. Schultz. LIST Ward Manitowoc,
John Chloupek, 2nd
Jos. Staehle, 3rd .
Frank Zeman, 4th "
Walter Pellet 9Th "
L. J. Nash, 9th
Frank Mrotek 7th
Oscar Lndholm Manitowoc Rapids,
w c. Maertz, Maple Grove
Q. A. Danforth, Meeme,
John Roemer, Mishcott,
F. A. Rodewad, Newton,
Chas Rode Rockland
w Reinhold, Schleswig
j. c. Naser, Two Creeks.
John Sechrist Two Rivers,
j. A. Geimer, LIST Ward Two Rivers,
VIM. Boehringer End
VIM. Wegner, Bird
Louis Hartung, 4th
Chas. krause, 9Th
A. Dassler, Village of Kiel,
A. c. Maertz, Village of Reedsvilie.
The new county board met in their
first session of the year at the court house
last Monday afternoon Frank Mulvaney
deputy county clerk occupied the place
of county clerk Maresh whose tragic
death occurred only an hour or two be-
fore. After roll-call the supervisors pro-
ceeded to select chairman, and W. G.,
Maertz, last years chairman was chosen
by reclamation No further business of
importance was done, and the board add
journed to Tuesday morning at ten
o'clock
On Tuesday morning, after the mir
utes had been read and approved, the
board gave attention to several petitions
and reports. Among others, there was
petition from the town of Gibson ask
ing that the county stand onehalf the
cost of new iron bridge it had found
necessary to erect at an estimated cost of
81, 000 1t was referred to the commit
tee on roads and bridges. The report of
the committee on printing appointed last
fall was adopted. 1t recited the reasons
for awarding the contract for county
printing to The Pilot and for making no
selection of a German paper.
The committee on tramps presented a
report recommending that the county
allow $500 per month to each of the nine
city policemen for services in taking
care of tramps and also pay the city So
per month to help defray the cost of the
tramp station. 1t was adopted. A COM
munication from the county board of
Trempealeau Co. was read and referred.
1t asked the supervisors to memorabilia
the Legislature to take steps for the en-
actment of constitutional amendment
requiring the state to bear q portion of
the cost of road building. The chairman
announced his standing committees as
follows:
On assessment and Equoltzotion-Q A.
Danforth, Louis Hartung, Frank Zeman,
VIM. Reinhold, Richard Drews.
On Findnce-L j. Nash, John Sechrist,
J. M. Johnson A. w. Dassler, L. Grimm.
On General Cldinis-F A. Rodewald,
Christ Muth, VIM Wegner
On Sheriff S and Justices Accounts j.
Chloupek, JOS Staehle, Chas. Rode, Chas
Krause, John Naser.
As County Poor Commissioners Walter
Pellet, j. A. Kellner, A. c. Maertz.
On Lnp,oremeats-Aug. Stuck Fred
Jacob, Oscar Lindholm, John Roemer, F.
A. Rodewald.
On Roads and BJ1dges-John Sechrist,
Richard Drews, Jos. Finch.
On Elections-Jno Roemer, F. Mrotek,
Christ Muth
On Railroads.&c. NJ. Johnson, William
Boehringer, F. c. Schultz
On Illegal ASsessntent-A c. Maertz, w
Spencer, Oscar Lindholm
IN, T,umpS-W. Spencer Jacob Geim-
er, JOS Finch
On MSoneA. w Dassler, VIM, Veg
ner Louis Grimm
On AppTordl Of Bonds Of Merry Elected
or appointed Co,aty Officers Jacob Geim-
er, Frank Zeman and the Chairman of
the County Board, (ex-officio
A special committee was appointed to
ascertain the date set for the funeral of
the late Fred Maresch and to arrange
for the attendance of the entire county
board. Adjournment was then taken to
2 p. NJ
Tuesday afternoon was devoted to
hearing the report OF the county judge
on insanity cases. The supervisors vot-
ed TO attend in a body the funeral of
Fred Maresh. and adjourned to Thurs
day this morning at 10 o'clock