Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-11-14

/ The a1nas nty to&gi
of snpervis'ls canva ga "a mis- city OF
/ Tuesday 1t .el 9oi & U board wa
called t. orde, by 3htirna, Minsha(
and on roll cali by C,e.A Sherman al
members responded to their names ex
cept Mr.. Cushman. of Viola. The board
membership is as follows;
Bergen-oharles Mcclellan.
Christiana--Ellas y, Homstad.
Clinton-Mlchael Brody.
Coon-P. L. Stromstad
Forest-Charles ] Eastman.
Fr8nklin-Ole 7. Fortney.
Genoa--Chares OFT
4 Greenwood-Frank Roth, Jr
Hamburg Daniel Thiel,
Harmony--Fred Oummer
I Hilisboro--F. Board.
jefferson Truman Kendall,
Kickapoo Il. o Thompson.
Liberty--John W. Potts.
Stark-George /. Wallace.
Sberling--J NJ Vance
union-Joseph Haueh.
Niroqua~Ilenry Aker,
Webster-William Miller.
Wheatland--Atex Tullock.
Whitestown-Sherman l.. McNev.
De Soto village-F. q. Andrew.
Hillsboro vtllage--F. L. Pinch.
LaFarge village--Homer A. Lombard.
Mound Park yillageE II. Oushman.
Ontario village-Sampel Sloggy,
Readstown village-Frank lienika.
Westby yillage--Jens. Davidson.
Niroqua city-First ward, NJ Minshall;
Second ward, o. O. stevens; Third ward. s..
Il. Foster.
On motion of Mr.. Haugh an informal
ballot was taken on choice for chairman,
with the following result DR. F. l.
Pinch IA, Samuel Slocgy II, +. NJ. Min
shall S. Mr. Minshail said he would be
ineligible to serve during the year on
account of having been elected to the
office of sheriff On the formal ballot
Mr. Pinch received II votes Mr.. Sloggy
IL. Mr. Pinch declared elected. On as
suming the chair he thanked the mem
bers for the honor and predicted a short
and thorough business session.
On motion of Mr. Lombard the rules
adopted at the close of the last session
were accepted for the present meeting
A communication from Superintendent
Wilkins inviting members Of the board
and county officers to dine at the Asylum
on Wednesday. was, on motion OF Mr..
Homstad, accepted.
On motion of Mr. Haugh an adjourn
ment was taken till three o'clock.
On reassembling Chairman Pinch an
nounced his standing committees for
the session as follows:
Judiciary - Supervisors Lombard, Brody
ard waIlar,
ciaIms~supervisors sloggy, Stevens and
TheiI.
Finance - Supervisors Board, Vance and
ways aud Means-Supervisor Homstad,
MeVey, FoFtnev. Stromstad and haugh,
Roads and Bridges - Supervisors Acker,
Potts. Miller KEN all and OFT
Poor and sane-supervisnrs Mcclellan
Fanaljzation, Supervisors Ninshall East
msn Tullock. Henika and Cushman
Printing Supervisors Thompson, Foster
and Dummer.
There is an unusual number Of new
members on the board, ten in ell They
are Messis StFomstad Eastman, Fort
ney, Drummer, X ndslL Potts, Wallace,
Miller, Tulock and Cushman.
Politically the board is composed of 20
republicans and FIVE democrats. Tut
politics never enter into the work of tho
Vernon county board Of supervisors.
In occupation Their ara seventeen
farmers. five merchant two physieians
on stock dealer. IN BIAS kamith on
miller. one real e- are 4eai-f. one dray
and bus line p9lg tlt Zone carpenter
and one brick maaut&Ctufe"
Supervisor }tnoe tde ode man on
inc Doaru ALtSl d ttohSh 4oaAS ih( % %oh
Lr. SIoggy resItrnste the uoard with his
old time vim as workel Supervisor
McVey is the only bachelor ON the
board, and they say he's been slated for
better things. :.
OF the boards membership OF III, all
are subscribers to the CENSOR except
three. And this is gentle hint that
there's always room for more.
On account OF the last session doing
away with the advance committees the
session will doubtless extend over more
days than usual