Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-07-16

adopted.
On motion the Board adjourned until .
O'Clock p NJ.
JUNE 9Th. 1901. 9 O'Clock p. NJ.
County Board called to order by Chairman;
members all present excepting Messrs Salter
Torgerson. Oleson, Lull and John Ringle.
Appeal 10 the County Board. Gentlemen
The uudersi gned tax PAYERS and residents OF
the towns of Texas and Hewitt respectfully re
present to your honorable boov that IL IS aD-
solutely necessary to them that the range line
road along the east side of Sections one ana
twelve of Town 30. n Range east be opened
and graded. The part that is now cut open Is
nigh impossible and the town board has re-
fused to make the road passable. This road Is
the highway to the school house and some OF
us have been residents for eight years and
have never been able to send chill rem 10
school on account OF the condition of the
roaJs. We respectfully petition your honor
able body to give such relief as lies in your
power and cause the said road To be put into
passable condition. Signed by NJ sullivan
and 10 others.
The above was referred to the committee on
roads and bridges.
To the County Board of Supervisors OF Mar
athon County, Wis.
Gentlemen:-Your committee on roads and
bridges would respectfully recommend that
the sum of two hundred $500 dollars be appro-
priated on petition No. or the Town Ringle
Road petition: and that the sum of one hun
dred fifty (Sl5O) dollars be appropriated on pc
tition No. II or the Town FranZen petition.
On motion carried the above recommends
ton was adopted, by the following vote: Ayes
Bower VIM Heinrich. Fons, Sergeant. Blan-
chard FranZen. Steiner. Geo. RIfieman. Cot
trell. Eggebrecht, Chas. Kiehl. Guenther-
Kronenwetter, Koch. Mess. Menzner, Bernl t.
Beebe, Daniels, Buss. Dombeck, Thayer, Wy
att. Rienow, Gerhard. Erickson, Lull. Sell
Gehrke, Wegner. Gilbert, Coleman, Werle, j
Rifieman and SalZman, 30 votes. Noes
Heinrichs, j w Wagner. seymour, Brehm.
Paersch, Jacob Kiehl, Ernst kingle' Relchl
Borchardt and Ramthum. 10 vo es.
RESOLUTION. Whereas, all road approprla-
tions have been done away with except the
town of Ringle and the town of Franzen;
Therefore be it resolved that the Road and
Bridge committee investigate said towns and
if any appropriations expended to be under the
supervisor of the road and bridge committee.
June 8, 1901. G. l.. WYATT.
TIL above resolution was on motion carried
tabled"
On motion the Agricultural School" matter
was made d special order of business for to-
morrow morning at o'clock.
The committee roads and bridges to whom
was referred the town Kronenwetter road peri
ton recommend that same be referred to the
committee of the whole.
1t was moved and seconded that the said petit
ton be amended so as to read as follows: The
main travelled road south of the Kronenwetter
Mill" in town Kronenwetter is in dangerous
and deplorable condition caused by washing out
by the Wisconsin river during high waters The
undersigned would therefor respectfully ask that
your honorable body empower the COMMITTEES on
roads and bridges to investigate the subject mat
ter and report to this board.
On motion carried, the above report
amended was adopted.
The committee on Judiciary report that they
have examined the official bond of Henry Miller.
county judge elect, and recommend that same
be accepted and placed on file. Report of COM
mittee adopted.
Same committee also report ON petition
creating new town of Bern" and recommend
that same be laid over until the annual meeting.
Report adopted.
thon county, Wis. Gentlemen:-Ynur commit
tee ON printing and stationery beg leave I" re-
port at this time on the matter referred to them
at the last meeting of this board: After careful
consideration of the subject matter and obtain
ing figures from many different sources we lind
that that complete county printing plant can
be installed for the sum of SlS-8.40
On motion carried the above matter was laid
oyer until the annual meeting.
The committee on salaries and fees reported
back 10 the board claim No PSI and after some
discussion it was moved and seconded that the
claim be disallowed. Motion carried.
The committee on public property report that
they have examined claim No. l08 as referred to
them and recommend that same be allowed On
motion the report of the committee was adopted.
The committee on general claims report that
claim No 2S3 be allowed and paid. On motion
carried the report of the committee was adopted.
The committee on public property report that
they have examined claim No. l62 and recon-
mend that same be alhwed at IS 90 and that
$2S 90 be disallowed On motion carried the re-
port of the committee WAS concurTed in.
Your committee on poor accounts recommend
that claim No. 2S7 be disallOwed. On motion
carried the report of the committee WAS adopted.
The committee on poor accounts to whom
claim No. 2S9 had been referred report that same
be referred to the committee of the whole.
After some discussion it was moved and
seconded that the committee on POOR accounts
be and are hereby authorized to purchase good
separator at as low price as possible; motion
carried.
The committee on poor accounts recommend
the disallowance of claim No. 135; and on mo-
ton carried the report of the committee was
adopted.
The committee on poor accounts beg leave to
report that they have examined the following
bills referred to them and recommend the pay,
ment of same as follows: Claim No 100 allowed
at 81 3d. No 145 at $3.50 90; No $50 at sos %; No.
NJ at 81 i No lsS so at e $50 co. Nc @ lG6 a % 81
No. 1856 allowed at $21 90; No. 1877 at 81 SO; No.
at 1913 %; No. 209 at 81 s5 No. 210 at So 90; No
2ll at So 60 No 22S at 50 Al; No. 229 at S. 90; No
No. 285 at sl2O 90; No. $50 at SS1 es; No. 25S at
81 70; No 254 at SO IS; No 255 at S29 90; No. 256
at SD S0 No. 257 at 81 90; No. 26l at $40 30; No.
abah '' PSr ana 9ss sf r
allowed at $50 50 and that same be charged tO
the city of Wausau; No. 274 allowed at at S54 43;
No. 275 at So 20; No. 27S allowed at Sl2 0O and
that same be charged to town of Stockton. p l.
age county, Wisconsin; No. 2S2 allowed at $50 80
No. 2S4 at SIS 20 No. 2S5 S. co. No 2S6st S74 49,
On motion the report of the committee was
adopted.
The committee poor accounts to whom was
referred the bills of town Rietbrock and village
of Marathon lpoOr charges) beg leave to report
on same as follows: That claim No. PA (tuwu
Rietbrock billy be allowed and paid and that
same be charged to Portage county, Wisconsin;
amount of claim S97 IL; and that claim of village
of Marathon amounting t. S257 % De allowed and
charged to the village of Mosinee. The commit
tees report was on motion adopted.
The claim of town Wausau Ism II pox case)
was on request laid over until tomorrow morn
ing.
The committee on judiciary beg leave to report
that they have examined The several claims re-
ferred to them and recommend that same be
allowed as their and the District Attorneys re-
port endorsed on the back of each claim. claim
No. % allowed at 500 IS; No. at So 90; No. liz
at s. co; Nos. l3l, 1872 1S3 1884, l54 Isl. 1862 10.
IL l72 l7S IA 175 176 l79, 49, ISS, 2O2 2S, 2O4
205, 200 POI, PCS, 272, 27S and 291 as per report
endorsed on back of said numbered claims. The
report OF the committee was on motion carried
adopted.
On motion carried the board adjourned until
tomorrow at o'clock a. NJ.
June 9TH 1901, A. NJ.
The county board of supervisors reassembled
and was called to order by the chairman, on roll
call all members present excepting Mr.. Torger-
son (sick).
The special order of business pertaining to the
Con nty Agricultural School" was taken up.
The report of the committee was then read as
follows:
To the Honorable County Bard of Marathon
County:
The undersigned your special committee. to
W HON was referred the resolution ip regard to
the es Enlistment of county school of agricul-
turat, do report as follows;
The committee is of the opinion, from what
investigation they have been able la GIVE the
matter, that the school would be uI great benefit
to the county of Marathon. We are of the
opinion that the school can be built and ready
Tor occupation at an expense. not To exceed
$1,000. That if in the judgment of the county
board. If is desirable tn secure this scho H. we
would advise that the county of Marathon issue
Its bonds In the sum OF ten Thousand dollars,
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