Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-01-07


Chris Franzen. On roll call all the members
were present excepting Messrs. Torgerson and
Menzner they being excused from attendance
The Chairman announced committee TO
settie with County Treasurer, Messrs John
Ringle. ]. W Salter and John Lull
AS committee To settle with the County Clerk
Messrs a j. Blanchard. Ernst Ringle and
As committee to = salaries of county oficers
for ensuing term, Messrs. G Gerhard Chas
Kiehl and L Salzman.
To the Honorable County Board of Marathon
County:
Conference.-The undersigned. your commit
tee vino were appointed TO report salaries TO be
paid the supervisor of assessors. the ianitor foe
the court house and the superintendent of the
poor farm, report follows:
We rec"mm end that the salary of the supsr-
visor OF as~e sors be liked at Four Dollars per
day for each day actually and necessarily en-
ployed In the work OF such otfee, which shall
include all expenses.
We would recommend that the jauitor of the
c ,urt house be paid $3.50 per wear Including the
care of the grounds
We would recommend that the salary of the
500 with add tional $40 for the payment of
hired help dnrag year: all of which is re-
specially submitted
Dated November l4th, lq0l-
5. GILBERT,
En<sT Koch COMMITTEE.
JOHN c HINRIcHs.l
/ On motion carried the report of the commit
Tee was adopted.
/ Mr.. Gerhard moved that we now proceed to
| elect supervisor of Assessments. aud that the
| first ballot be an infor al or nominating bal
/ lot: motion cSrried.
Mr. Gehrke moved that the Chair appoint two
! tellers motion carried aud the Chair appointed
/ Messrs. Gehrke and Koch AS tellers
Mr. A bert W-ndorff of town Stettin. was
| placed nomination ny Mr. G Gerhard.
/ on the informal ballot Mr.. w Gehrke re-
ce. we'd II votes, Wendorff , votes, Carl Kronen-
! wetler votes. Lu vote, Beebee | vote, John
| Rngle vot-, Herman Amhaus. VOTES, May
| nard vote. Paersch vote. ssaiter | vote. VIM.
4 WHtrPlOtSa
| votes east 30.
/ On the first formal BALLOT Waterhouse re-
| ceived 26 votes. w Gehrke Il votes, Wendorff
? votes, Kron-nwetter votes, John Ringle /
| vote and Anhaus vote: total votes east 50;
! W Warehouse having received a majority of
| all votes cast was declared elected as Super
/ visor of Assessments.
! Mr. Gilbert moved that Mr. Jerry Bradley be
elected as superintendent OF the Marathon
! County Poor Farm for the ensuing year, by ac-
| clamaiion; motion prevailed
| The first or Informal ballot for janitor of the
| court house, resulted as folows:-H Belize z
| votes. L Salzman votes G. Beck vote, f Rie-
| now II votes w Sater 5.votes, Herman Miller
| , votes Chr Frauzen l vote, Geo Rifeman 4
votes. VIM Hinrichs vote, VIM Buss vote and
| l. Gross vote: total A..
| rne Hr-t formal ballot for janitor of the court
house resulted as follows :-Beilke votes Salz-
man 10 votes, hiheman vot IS Fred Rienow %
| votes, Gebhard | vote. NJ En. ID vote and
| Blanchard vote: total votes st 40: Fred Rie-
now having received a majority. declared
| electei jauitor for the ensuing year.
|
| ballot of the county board for Mr. G. G Knoller
| as trustee of the Marathon County Insane
Asylum for the ensuing tn e years: motion
| carried and Mr. knoler declared elected.
| The following resolution was then read and
on motion adopted.
Resolved. That the committee on Poo" Ac-
counts be and they are hereby authorized and
directed to euter into n contract with the super
intendent of the poor farm foT the ensuing
| year. a BEEBsE.
| The following resolutio was taen read and
motion carried adopi
Resolved, by the coanty board of Marathon
| county that the salary of the Register IN ro-
bate be fix-d 1T Fifty Five Dollars per month
for the year be inning Decent Der 1st 1901. and
that the same be paid monthly tae me as
other county officers. e GILBERT
The following resolution was then read
Resolved, that the committee on Finance be
authorized to borrow for the general fund such
sum OF money uay be necessary to pay the
bills al owed at the present meeting of the
county board and such other payments author
lied by law; not exceeding in the aggregate
Twenty Thousa Dollars, including So 900
heretofore borrowed by authority of the county
board: and said committee is authorized to
make proper ackuo wledgment of any indebted-
ness so contracted. which shall be counter
signed by the County Treasurer, when the
Dlo ey so lost' e1 is paid into the County Treas
wnen co lected JOHN RINGLE
On motion carried the above resolution was
adopted
The following was then read and on motion
| adopted.
Resolution
Re oIved, by the County Board of Supervisors
of the county of Marathon Wisconsin, that
there is hereby appropriated the sum of $500 co.
said amount to be placed in bank subject to
the checks of the committee on poor accounts
same being deemed necessary to defray extra
ordinary expenses
And resolved further that the Chairman and
Clerk of this Board are hereby instructed to is
sue county order payable to the said COM
mtttee on poor accounts in the above amount
of $500 90.
And further resolved that the commtte. on
poor accounts be and the same hereby iu-
structed to make detailed statement and re-
turn the proper vouchers showing the amounts
aud for what purpo esaid money expended.
Dated November 18th, 1901.
JOHN G. HINRICHs,
W. w. THAYEg, Committee
REIN OLD rAgRsoH, Poor Accounts
joan l.. SELL,
petition and ordinance ting the town
of Beveut. heretofore referred TO the committee
on Judiciary was then read and on the recon-
mendatou of the said committee on Judiciary
to re-refer the whole subject matter to tue said
town OF Pike Lake Tor proper action according
to law: said matter was on motion re-reerred.
like petition and ordnance creating the
town of Kelly" and remonstrance against
said matt 7. recommendation of the
.Judici try committee, re-referted to the town of
Weston II proper action according 10 statutes;
the report OF committee was coucurred in,
on motion carried
The report of the Roads and Bridges commits
tee was then re-read (making appropriation
for BRIDES b tilt. see page 1916 proceedings of
this meeting) and adopted 10y the following
vote:-4Ies: Bower. VIM Hinrichs Sater,
Fons, LANCER, Franzen steiner, Cottrell . Con-
nor, Eggebrecht, Chas Kiehl, ]. C. Hinrichs,
Wag err. seymour. Jac. Kiehl, Brehm, Paersch
Guenther. Kroneuwetter, Koch. Mess, Bernitt,
Daniels, Buss, Dambeck. Thayer. Ernst Ringle,
Reichl Wyatt, Rienow Gerhard Borchardt.
Ramthun and Lull "a ayes. City and village
members not voting.
MIR. Rienow moved that the county treasurer
be instructed to transfer temporarily, the bridge
funds in amount of $500 from the credits cf VIII
lage of Mosinee to the County Bridge Fund
Motion carried.
On motion carried the board adjourned until
tomorrow morning at O'Clock
Supervisors koom Nov. 18th a. m.
The board met pursuant to adjournment, with
Chairman hranzen in the Chair; roll call all
members present excepting Messrs. Torger- on,
Menzuer. Bee ee, Q eson and Erickson. Read
ing of the Journal was dispensed with
Report OF special committe on County Agri-
Gu tural school, same being a special order of
business Tor O'Clock this morning.
To TIE Honorable county Board of Marathon
County:
Genlemen:-You~ special committee to whom
was referred the question of site and plans for
the Comfy school of Agriculture and Domestic
Economy, would respectfully report as follows:
he committee. afte careful considerat on,
feel that the select o. the site for the pro-
posed school should left to the board that
VIII. of necessity, esponsible for the ulti-
mate su cess of tn -hool
second reason for this recommendation is
that your res luton suggested the ad INSTABILITY
OF combining under one roof the Training
school for Tea hers and the County School of
Agriculture and Domestic Economy, and the
Traiuing -chool Board should be consulted with
reference to the building which will house their
school.
Your committee found that definite plans for
the proposea funding could only be procured
"a considerable cost, aud that when such
paus were prepared they might not meet the
fun approval of the two boards referred to
above Plans of other buildings were examined
and It is -he opinion of state SYpt Harvey, Dean
Henry and the University Architect that the
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