Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-02-12


November 18th, 1870, was reconsidered.
1t was moved and seconded that the report OF
the committee on equalization be referred back
to the said committee Motion carried.
On motion the Board took recess of fifteen
BY request of Mr. Thorn the original report of
the Committee on Equalization was read; after
some discussion Mr. Cook moved to- adjourn,
motion seconded by Mr. blanchard; the motion
was lost.
The Committee on equalization submitted the
To the County Board of Supervisors of Mara
thOn County, Wisconsin:
Gentlemen:--YOur Committee on Equalization
beg leave TO offer the following supplementary
reports:
up their report overlooked reducing the valuation
of the city lots OF Wausau, as IN former years
which was 40 per cent OF the returned valuation
or 90 per cent. off; also the lots in the City of
Colby East Ward which were assessed at full
value:
Therefore be it resolved that the valuation O.
the City of Wausau lots be fixed at 80 per cent.
of the returned valuation or 81 1890; and the
valuation of lots in the East Ward City OF Z 'lby
be fixed at $4,000; and that our report be so
amended
Dated November End, 1909.
Mr.. Thayer moved that the Board now adjourn
until tomorrow at o'clock a m. An amend
ment was made to take recess for halt an hour;
the amendment was lost; and the motion to ad-
jOurn was also lost by vote OF IL ayes and 81
noes.
htleT DIlSl Sp66Cuto ny S6N6Idl WI l.
Daniels moved to take a recess for 30 minutes,
the molten prevailed.
After recess the board on motion adjourned
until tomorrow at 9 o'clock a. m.
Wausau, Wis. November 9th 9 o'clock a. m.
The Board reassembled and was called to order
by Chairman Frenzen, on roll call members all
present excepting Messrs Sargent and Fons.
Mr. Beebee moved that when we adjourn. we
adjourn subject to the call of the chairman OF
this Board. Motion carried.
Mr.. Henry Amelung offered the following
resolution;
Wbereas:--The Committee on Equalization
without giving the thorough investigation that
so radical change should demand, materially
raised the valuation of the towns of Brighton
and Vein, therefore; Resolved That the report
OF the Committee on Equalization be amended
and the same valuation per acre be made as was
adopted by the County Board last year.
Henry Amelung,
The Committee on Equalization to whom the
above resolution was referred, report that same
be not granted. On motion the report OF the
committee was adopted.
Mr. Fred Borchardt offered the following reso-
luton.
To the Chairman and members of the County
Board of Marathon County, Wis.
The undersigned Chairman OF the Town of
Texas deeming it unjust to increase the assess
ment so cts. an acre in said town, and hereby
claims that the assessment heretofore assessed
was a fair assessment with the other towns in
this County and therefore ask the County Board
to reduce the said assessment of so cts as it here
tofore was to 81 80 per acre: Fred Borchardt
Chairman Town of Texas.
On motion the above resolution was stabbed.
The Committee on Equalization submitted the
following report and resolution:
To the county board of Supervisors Of Mara
thOn County, Wisconsin:
Gentlemen:--YO committee on equalization
beg leave to offer the following supplementary
re port:
As the committee on equalization in making
up their report overlooked reducing the valua-
ton of the city lots of Waasau in former years,
which was 40 per cent OF the returned valuation
or 90 per cent. of; also the lots IN the City OF
Colby East Ward which were assessed at full
value.
Therefore be it resolved that the valuation of
the city of Wausau lots be fixed at 50 per cent of
the returned valuation or Sll3l300 and the valu-
alton of lots in the East Ward city of Colby be
fixed at $1,000 and that our report be so amended
Dated November 9th, 1900
Ernst Koch
4 COttrell
Aug Luedtke
Jacob kiehl
J W Wagner
On motion the report of the committee was
adopted by the following VOte
Ayes; Rant, HinrichS, Blanchard, Franzen,
Steiner, Cottrell, Eggebrecht, Braunwalder,
Wagner. Kiehl, AderhOld, Paersch, Guenther,
Koch. Beebee, Wendt, Buss. Reichl, RienOw,
Gerhard. Ramthun, Halder, Sell, Manson,
Means; Wheeler, kiekbuseh, Krause. Luedtke
Thorn, BOwe, 0'ConnOr, Hinrichs, Seymour,
Kronenwetter. Mess, Bernitt, Daniels, Dambeck,
Ihayer. Ringle, ,BOrchardt, Kallenberg and
Ameung. Total, Is noes. Three 90 absent,
On motion the board adjourned.
November 9th, 1900. 10 o'clock a. IN.
The County Board of Supervisors met IN special
session, per call of Chairman Christ Franzen,
pursuant to resolution duly adopted.
On motion the Chair was instructed to appoint
two associates to constitute a committee of three
who shall be empowered to approve the bonds of
the newly elected officials.
Resolution by MesSrS Manson and BeeDee:
Your Finance Committee be ieving 1t to be
good business practice to have the newly elected
officers furnish bonds through some good Surety
Co.. wish to offer the following resolutions:
Resolved; That the Finance Committee be and
is hereby instructed to have the Uewly elected
Treasurer, Clerk and Sheriff of Marathon Ouny
furnish bonds IN some goo Surety Company TO
the County as follows: County Treasurer $50 00O.
County Clerk SIS 700. County Sheriff $40 goo.
The form and rate OF said bonds TO be satlstac-
tory to the Finance Committee. Further that
the premium on said bonds be paid by the County
out Of the General Fund.
By Committee.
3 B BaPsGn
The above was amended so as to include all
County Officials.
On motion the above resolution as amended
was adopted.
To the Honorable County Board ofSuper-
visors of Marathon County.
Gentlemen Your committee appointed to
settle with the County Treasurer after due con-
sideration have decided to ask for authority to
hire an expert to check up the books of the
Treasurer and Clerk as their terms of Office are
about TO expire.
Therefore ask you to adopt the following reso-
luton
Resolved that the Committee appointed to
settle with the County Officers be and are hereby
authorized TO hire an expert well qualified to
check up the books and vouchers of said offices
S0d said expert to be paid out of the General
Fund Signed by Committees,
J n Manson
A Z Beebee
p G Gebhard
John l. Sell
On motion the above resolution was adopted.
On motion the Chairman and Clerk were in
Structed to issue the per diem and mileage.
On molten the Board adjourned.
w. j. GEHRKE,
County Clerk.