Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-06-24


this session of the county board OF Marathon
County Supervisors. the sum of One Thousand
Dollars tslo0o e0) in favor of the town of wes-
ton IN SAID county, for the purpose of aiding
the said town of Weston in macadamizing the
Wausau and South Line Road; and whereas
the said town of Weston wishes 10 commence
the construction of the said macadamzing at
once, so as to have same finished in the early
summer:
Therefore be it resolved that the Finance
Committee be and they are hereby instructed
aud empowered to procure the said amount of
SlOu0 &C to pay said town upon tire completion
Of said macadamizing, And be IL further re-
solved that the county board designate four IA
Of its members TO work with she said town of
Weston in letting contracts fo, said macadam-
izing aud the acce ytance Of laid work and any
particular things necessary in and about 50
premises
signed. GEo EsIcKsoN.
May 23Td, 1902. Chairman own Weston.
The board then elected the following menu
ber~ 10 act with town Weston on said maced-
amizing; Messrs P Means, VI Thorn frank
O'Conuor and L Wyatt.
Whereas. at the last session of the County
Board of Marathon County. the amount of
SliT 80 as charged against the Town of Riet-
brock in said county, Tor the care OF one John
Mems, a poor person. who IL was supposed had
settlement in the town of Rietbrock: and:
Whereas. il mas been discovered and the fact
being that said Mems never had legal settle-
ment at the time this expense was Incurred so
As TO make 1t chargeaole up TO the town of
Rietbrock;
Now Therefore The County Treasurer of
said town of Rietbroek with the sum of $ll7 50
and charge the same to the poor fund of the
county. and said Treasurer Is directed to cover
said amount to the town of Rietbl9ck.
To the Honorable the County Board OF Mara
thon County:
Genilemen:-In the matter of the bill of the
town of kietbrock. John Mems case
This mssn was taken care OF in the city of
Wausau on account of small pox: ne being
poor person the co nty reimbursed the city of
Wausau and charged the same TO the town of
Btetbrock- The poor committee at the time of
making said charge were under the impression
IN 1t sid John Mems was "A resident of the
town of RetbrOek. Later developments showed
that this party had no legal settlement in said
town.
l made thorough investigation Of the matter
and am satisfied that said claim is not pro-
per charge against the town of Rietbrock.
would the efore recommend that the amount
be refunded to the town OF Rietbrock and the
amount charged TO the county poor fund.
FRED GENRIcH.
ID strict Attorney.
On motion the above r. solution was adopted
Tue following resolution was adopted
RESOLUTION.
RESOLVED. That the committee EQualiza-
tion of this board arr hereby authorized aud
empowered TO employ expert lumber esti-
ator, to secure statistics of lumber, etc, in
Marathon county Inject to taxation. for the
information OF said committee and this board.
signed, A. L. BEEBEE.
May 23d, 1902.
The committee on public property to whom
the following resolution had been referred beg
leave TO report that same be adopted
Resolved that the committee on Public Pro-
perry be authorized to purchase "a typewriter
for the office of the County Judge.
Sigued, O. s. GILBERT.
The report of the committee motion
adopted.
PETITIONS from Towns NIosinee and Stettin
for aid in making permanent roads. that had
been referred to the committee on Roads aud
Bridges, said committee reports that the said
petitions be not granted acco mt of pet
ticns not being sufficient .lnder the statutes
The report OF the committee was on motica
adop ed.
on motion the usual rifles was suspended
and the appeal from the dec ision from the ac-
ton of the town board of town Harrison
taken up; said appeal recitug that
the sad town board lad refused TO make pass
able a road along the north side of Section Il
. In said town afv,r listening to Fl Ketteler
and mem berS of the board upon the question
IL was moved and seconded that the committee
on roads aud bridges have full authority to
act in this matter: motion carried.
To the county board. your committee on
General Claims beg leave to report that they
have carefully examined the bills refer ed TO
allowed as follows: Clam No. 4S6 at SIS co.
No Az at S SO, No 458 at so 90. No 472 at
S4S 81, No 473 AT "a 30, No. 52l at "a co. No 522
$50 90. No 533 at 81 80 No 534 at sic 50, No. 5Sg
at 70 90, No $40 at S. co. No. 54l at So 20. and
No. 542 at f6 90: on motion carried the 'eport
Of the committee adopted
petition of George Foster and Cnas w
Bruce to have Marathon county issue quit
claim upon the sw4 of Sec. .l-3l Is East to
quit title, was read and the committee on De
lInquent Taxes recommended that the same be
granted; report of the co.umittee was on mo-
ton carried, adopted 49,
TO the county board; your committee on
Delinquent Taxes 1eg leave to report that they
have examined che several claims referred to
them and recommend that same be allowed as
folows:-Claim No. $40 at Sl3 81 and charge TO
town of Marathon. No 34l at 81 As: No 342 at
s. 80 and charge to sike Ike; No 347 at IS 40
and charge to Eidron: No $40 at S643 and
charge TO Wien; No 800 at $50 SO and charge to
town Franzen and deeds cancelled of record:
No 36la at SIP Al and charged to Pike Lake. No
363a . I - 80 and charge to Bergen and deeds
cancelled OF record No 363a at "a and deed
cancelled on county records: No 1858 at 50 II
and deed cancelled of record; No 1859 at So 70
aud charge town Bergen and deed cancelled of
record No 1916 1T S26 I5 and deed cancelled of
record No 80 at $50 81 and charge Stettn
SO so and Bergen $40 81: No 400 at S6l "A and
charge To town Yves on; No 1872 at Sl6 % and
charged T. Bergen; and No 535 at S42 20 and
deed be cancelled of record
On motion carried the report was adopt d.
To the honorable, the County Board of Mara
thon County:
conference.-the terms of Hon. A L Kreutzer
and II Blanchard as members of the board of
the Marathon Count, Trainings hool for teach
ers will expire July LIST, next and an election
to fill the vacancies that will result should be
held by your honorable body at this session.
Dated at ausau, Wis May 23d. 1902.
Respectfully,
JoHx F. LA, ONT Secy
1t was moved and seconded that the clerk
cast tue ballot of this board to elect A l.
Kreutzer and Fl Blanchard for members of
the board of the Marathon County Training
School for Teachers. Motion carried Ballot
so cast.
on motion carried the board adjourned until
tomorrow at O'Clock "A.
MAY oath 9 a. m
The County Board of Supervisors was called
TO order ny Chairman Franzen aud on roll call
all mem bers present excepting Messrs. Damon
Salter, Copnor, Blanchard. OConnor. Kienl,
Keonenwetuer, Menzuer, Beebee, Thompson,
Garduer, Gilbert aud w Krause.
The reading of the Journal was disI ensed
with.
The following resolution was on motion
adopted
Resolved that the chairman and clerk of this
board are hereby authorized TO issue the per
diem and mileage of this session of the board
am to issue orders for all bills. etc. allowed at
this session
May p, 1902 Signed ERNST RINGLE
The following resolution was then Introduced,
and on motion adopted.
Resolved, that the Supervisor Of Assessments
be authorized to appoint the person to be en-
gagged by the committee or Equalization for
Obtaining au estimate OF lumber and other per-
sonal property. as deputy supervisor of Assess
ments for the purpose aforesaid and for the
purpose of the county equalization tor the
present year.
The compensation of said deputy so appoint
ed shall be paid upon an order 10 be issued by
the chairman and county clerk upon a certifi-
cate of the chairman of the Equal'za COM
ments.
Chairman Franzen then announcer the fol-
loving special bridge committees.
SPECIAL BRIDGE co.
Emmet-Fred Bower Geo ge Erickson
Frankfort Reicnl, Henry Ameiuug.
Bergen-Frank O'CoDnor, Christ Franzen
Cteveland-Fred Bower, Chas. Risnow
Marathon-Paui Gebbart, Philip Menzner.
Knowlton-Henry kroneuwetter, jos. Best
Texas-k Ramthun. Ernst Koch.
Mosinee- II Kronenwetter, Frank OCounor.
Rietbrock-H Eggebrecht. Henry Ameluug.
On motioa the appointment was confirmed
by the board
Tae committee on General Claims reported
on the Anthem bill that same be referred to the |
com mittee of the whole
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