Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-02-11

THE school is growing in popularity in the
country Calls far training school gradua ties are
beginning to come from school officers and many
of those who were at first opposed TO the es alb
liShmsnt of the institution have sent or are pre-
pairing to send sons or daughters to the school
The board has no special recommendations to
make other than 10 call your attention to the
necessity of continuance of the active interest of
the state department in this work. County
Training Schosls for Teachers are nearer to the
work OF the rural schools than any other like in
situations and when large number of the grad
YATES e these schools get well established in the
work, the training school influence will be power
ful and will compel careful supervisor and at
tention. Presidents established now will doubt
less be unwritten laws that will control the
policy Of the training schools organized later and
too much care cannot be exercised in all things
relating to them"
The attendance for the current year is much
larger than last year and the principal and his
assistant have all they can possibly do. We have
BEEN obliged tn exercise cOnsi ierable care in ac-
cep ing applicants for admission because of the
c. DIVIDED condition of our present quarters. While
we feel that the school is mere than fulfilling the
original promises made TO the county board we
are confident that even better work can be done
when we get into a house of our own.
The Marathon County Training School for
Teachers has passed the experimental stage and
ca be safely regarded ms a fixture. At the time
of the establishment of the school it was ire ly
predicted that the cost of the school to the
county. would be greater each year as the school
and we hone that the cost to the county can be
still further reduced. Respectfully submitted,
II Blanchard, president
A l. Kreutzer, treasurer
John Lamont, secretary
Wausau Wis. December 81, 1901.
On motion carried the above reports of County
Superintendent and county Training Schools for
Teachers be accented and spread upon the
records Of this county board meeting.
A communication from the Secretary of the
ausau Public Library. saying that the Library
had procured other quarters and would vacate
The rooms in the court House was read and
ordered placed on file.
The following was then read and referred to
the Committee on Judiciary:
To the County Clerk of Marathon County. Wis.
Dear Slr:-As requested would Kindly ask
you to lay the following resolution before your
County Board at their next meeting for their
consideration, which resolution was unanimously
adopted by the County Board of Shawano
county, Wis, at their annual session, held
Yours Respectfully.
Fred G Brener.
County Clerk of Shawano County. Wis.
Whereas, Under our present Laws various
kinds of property within this state does not bear
its just proportion of taxation. be 1t resolved. by
the county board of supervisors OF ShaWano
County that the rep -osentatives OF this county
in the next state legislature be requested and in
structed to vote forthe enactment of legislation
that will tend to equalze the burden OF taxtat on
in conformity with the recommendation contain
ed in the report of the state tax commission OF
1901
Resolved further that the county clerk be and
he is hereby instructed to transmit copy OF this
resolution to the state tax commission and also
a copy to the county clerk Of every county In this
state, with a request that the matter SO .aid be-
fore the various county boards in the state for
consideration.
The claim OF the Milwaukee Industrial school
for girls amounting to $l0O5 70, tor BOARD, cloth
iug ETC., of eleven Il minors residents OF Mara
thon county said claim being for the year com
mencing Nov LIST 1900 and ending Nov. LIST 1901.
was read aud referred to the committee on poor
accounts.
praying to have tax deed that had been issuee
to Marathon county on lot sec. 5-ZI- ~ upon
the sale OF 1888 aside for the reason that said
tax deed should have been iss ued on lot In sec.
5-27-7; was read and referred to the comRittee
on delinquent taxes.
Resolution, Resolved by the County Board
of Supervisors of the County of Marathon. Wis
cousin, that each chairman OF committees OF the
county board must hereafter OK all bills OF com
mittee work done by the members oil lis com
mittee. Dated January 9TH 1902;
The above resolution was referre to com
mittee on Judiciary. -
The official oath and bond of Chas. NiemaA
cad Jos. BURGER members of the Marathon
County School Board. was read and on motion
carried that said bonds and official oaths were
accepted and ordered placed on hle.
Ii was then move and seconded that the bills
etc now on file with the Clerk be referred 70 the
several standing committees. Motion carried.
The board then adjourned until 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
eduesday jar nary sth. 1902 10 ociOek a m
The county board Of supervisors met pursuant
to adjournment with Chairman Chr. fraI zen IN
the chair. On roll call all members preset
excepting Messrs Salter. Torgerson, krop':l-
wetter, Menzuer. Daniels and Thayer
On motion carried the reading OF tie journal
was dispensed with
Followin are the claims as referred to the
Il 4 nail