Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-12-11

Towns oeing one-half she cost of the bridges:
Vii OF Mosinee.. 500 90 Eau Pleine $3.50 90
Texas. .......... 1915 "a Easton 5I7 40
Hull .-.... 2SO 90 Cassel. ......... 762 so
6srl.n $1,000. 81 q Hamburg 2SSS 81
Total authorized $40 6s5 %
the following bridges were built during the
summeE tne same being necessary because of
the Hoods The amount set opposite each town
being one-hah .hecost of the brid 9es for which
appropriations are requested:
Harrison S9l6 90 Wausau ..... 1904 co
Bergen. go 90 Weston . SIS 60
Total requested. s2S57 50
Total appro priated at June meeting: slu6e5 %
sls54s Os
No report has been received from the Ire
hundred dollar appropriation made at the June
meeting TO the village of Mosinee but the
amount has been included in the above state
ment. We would recommend that the amounts
IN the above statement be appropriated to the
several towns named some of the original es-
Inmates having overrun the June appropria-
sions. Respectfully submitted
ChaS Kienow.
Frank O'Connor,
Thorn
William Hinrichs,
Relchl.
On motion the above report was adopted.
To tue County Board of Supervisors of Mara
hon III is, NiSs:ous n:
Gentlemen Your Commit on printing and
st ,tioaery beg leave TO report that they have
examiner the following bills referred to them,
and recommend that they be allowed, to-wit:
Cistim No IA. ]69. 80; No 1863. S220 TO- No 1854,
S57y. 60; No los. 1865. S. No 1856 S726 10: No l67
1921 so; Nc l68. $304 s0 No la, S92 90: No 200,
81 On motion the report of the committee
was adopted.
To the County Board of Supervisors of Mara
tanu county, isconsin:
Gentlemen: Your Committee on general
aims would respectfully report that they have
examined the following billsreferred to them
and recommend that they be allowed to-wit:
claim No ls7, sll. "a: No l29, sls2. co. No 1877.
M 81 ~, a 400
So. 80: No 1872, $50 90: No 1873 S7 co. No 1874 $50 90
No 205 S6S. 45; No 2l5, 81 90. On motion car
red, the report of the committee was adopted.
70 the County Board OF Marathon county
Wisconsin:
Gentlemen Your Committee on public prop.
erty beg leave to report that Their have exam
ined the following bills referred to them and
recommend that they be allow ed to-wit
Claim NJ l22, S125 90; No 1923, S54 90: No 124.
$40 81; No l25s 800; No 1926 $3.50 90; No 1873.
sl2 45 No 100 $50 81 No l3s, SIS 90; No 1873 sI5 Isl
No IA 81 90; TO 40, SO 40; No 1913 1872 so: No IA
SIS Co., No 145, 81 81 No l46. SI2 IS; No l47 rs:
No 100, $50 30; No I54, 500 90: No 1856, 50 IL; No
1862 sec 90; No 10 Sll IS; No I'LL S22 so; No i76.
"A so: No III; $40 81; No l7S S4O6 OF: No l79
$40 00 No $50, $40 CO., No 1871. S45 As No 1872 Sc 90:
% 1873 s43 80: NJ ls4. SIS co. No 1855. si3s co; No
ls6, 500; No 1877 SIS %; No 1888 $40 60; No 1S9,
S74 90; No 100, 1892 80; No 1876, S23 Is: No POI
Sl7 90; No POP 500 81; No 203 So co. No pa SIS co.
On motion the report of the committee was
adopted.
The report of L K Wright and Aug f Mar
quaidt, special committee to make exhibit at
State fair, was read and on motion carried or
dered placed on file
On motion the Board adjourned unit O'Clock
tomorrow morning.
Thursday. November 18th, 1900, 9 a M
The Comfy Board called to order by
Chairman Franzen, and on roll csll all mem
bers were present excepting Messrs Kronen-
wetter Daniels and Ben, beneck.
The reading of the journal was dispensed
with.
1t was moved and seconded that the election
OF an Asylum Trustee and Superintendent of
the Poor Farm be made a special order OF bust
ness at = o clock this afternoon; Motion pre-
Val ed
On motion carried the Chairman of Public
Property Committee was instructed to procure
conveyances for all those members of the
County Board that wished to visit the Asylum
and Poor Farm.
On motion carried the Board adjourned until
O'Clock m.
November 18TH O'Clock m.
The chair called the board to order, and on
roll call all members were present excepting
Kronenwetter and Daniels
The reading of the Journal was dispensed
with
Pursuant to resolution adopted the special
order of business OF the election of an Asylum
Trustee and Supt of Poor Farm was then tax
en- up.
The chair appointed as Tellers Messrs Koch
an Wagner.
On the first Informal ballot for Asylum Trus-
tee N Hodge received 10 votes, John Treul l,
Chas Cramer %, A. Cook and j. Braunwalder
3 total As votes.
On tue first formal ballot N. Hodge received
10 votes and Chas Cramer 26 blank l. total 43
votes: Chas Cramer declared elected as
Asylum Trustee for three years
On the first informal ballot for Supt of Poor
Farm, John Junk received votes Jerry Brad
ley 80. Aug Seefeldt l, f. Bernitt /; on motion
OF Mr. Rienow the informal ballot was declared
formal and Mr. Jerry Bradley elected Supt of
Poor Farm for the ensuing year.
Resolution by Mr. Jacob Kiehl
Resolved by the County Board of Supervisors
of Marathon County Wisconsin, that the
chairman appoint committee of three 81
members to settle with the county clerk, and
that said committee also settle with the district
attorney and other officers necessary. Also.
hatthe chairman appoint committee of three
t3) to settle with the county treasurer and the
clerk of the circuit court: said committees to
report atthe next meeting of this boar in j an
uary 1901.
Dated at Wausau, Wisconsin. November
18th, u 1900 Signed, JACOB KIEHL.
On motion the bove resolution was adopted
9he chair appointed such committees the
following members of the board: To settle
with the county treasurer, A. E. Beebee. ]. N.
Manson and Hy Amelung; To settle with the
A. Guenther
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of
bmit the following report for your consider
alton. to-wit
We estimate the expenses of the county gov
eminent for the coming year will be as follows:
For salaries. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
Sheriff and Jail expenses. ............ $500
Public property expenses -. ...... 5000