Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-11-23
PROCEEDINGS.
Continued from Part 2.


yestigate the recommendations made
by the Building committee was called
up, and on motion of Mr.. Berge that
part of the report recommending
porch, water spout, hot water plant
and repairing east wall, was adopted.
Mr. Him moved that that part Of
the report referring to the laundry be
referred to the committee on water
works. Carried.
Mr.. Jtffery moved indefinite post
ponement of the balance OF the report.
Carried.
Mr.. Him moved that the Building
committee be retained for another
year. Carried
Mr.. Brown offered the following
resolution:
To he honorable Board Of Supervisors of
ResOlced Tha' it shall be the dusy of the
Board of Trustees Of he Gran County asylum
and Coun Y Home 20 preSenf on The second
day of each ANIMALS session of the county
board a atement covering all necessary inn
prOvments and repairs OF said ns'isu ions.
with approximate estimates as The cost of
each of the specifications as recommended
On motion of Mr.. Johnson rules
were suspended.
On motion Of Mr. Webb, resolution
was adopted.
Board adjourned to 1870.
SATURDAY 1880 A. Nj.
Board called to order at 1880.
Roll call. Quorum present.
Minutes Of last session read and APP
proved.
Mr.. Johnson presented the follow
ing resolutions:
RESOLVED. That the chairman of the county
board appoint one or more of its members TO
meet the State Board of Equalization while in
session in the interes OF Grant county prop
eriy j. B.JOH NSON.
On motion of Mr.. Mills, resolution
was adopted.
The chairman named j. b. Johnson
as the committee.
Mr. Chandler presented the follow
ing resolution:
Tothe Honorable Board of Supervisors Of
RESOLVED, That the county judges salary
be and is hereby reduced from $500 to $500.
J. b. CHANDLER.
Mr.. johnson moved the rules be
suspended and the resolution acted
upon. Lost.
Mr.. Webb presented the report of
the Finance committee as follows:
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of
Grant county,
GENTLEMEN committee on finance
respectfully report that we have carefully
examined the records, vouchers, papers and
accounts in the office of county clerk and
county treasurer for the fiscal year ending
Nov II, 1898, and find that the work of these
has been done in satisfactory and credit
able ma ner, and we believe the same will
meet the approval of your honorable body.
Their annual reports are herewith sub
mitted and we respectfully recommend
their adoption.
we have examined the county orders and
jurors and witnesses certificates paid by the
county treasurer with the list in his office
and in the Office of the County Clerk and
Clerk of Circuit Court and have cancelled
said orders and certificates, and bring them
before the board to be destroyed according
to law.
We herewith present present a list of
county orders which have remained in the
hands of the County Clerk for two years un-
called for by the payee, which list has been
compared with the orders there with pre-
sented. and found to be correct
We have alsocompared the soldiers, sailors
relief orders paid by county treasurer with
the report of the sold, sail relief committee,
and find them correct, and bring the can
celled orders before the board to be destroy
ed as by law required.
We find that fine collected by VIM. X.
Jameson justice of the peace amounting to 3
dollars, also fine collected by j. II. Sne-
clode, amounting to 1885, have not been paid
to the county treasurer and we recommend
that the proper county officers be instructed
to make demand for such fine to be paid to
the county treasurer at once.
APPENDED to this report will be found a
tabulated statement Of taxes to be raised in
each town, city and village for school in
come tax as provided in Sec. l054R 5.
Annual report of C. T. Dickinson, county
clerk of Grant county Wis, from Nov IL, 1898
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