Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-11-13
ted.
r. MEYER, JR., Chairman,
E. Ell. GRlFFIs, County Clerk.


The following list of committees
was read by the chairman and
meeting places assigned them by
the clerk:
EQUALIZATION:
G.. P. Him, Chairman; A. V.
Wells, J. P. Chandler, Geo. W.
Mcpherson, O.W. Fessel, John j.
Blaine, M. Ell. Richards, Samuel
Birch, Thomas lockwood, A. E.
Cooley, John Harris, John Clemens,
2. H. Larkin.
FINANCE:
Otto Geiger, Chairman; w. A.
johnson, J. B. Bradbury, John
Schneider, J. Hartmann, ST..
SHERIFF'S CLAIMS:
Henry Muender, Chairman; j..
Hartmann, ST., w. j. Brennan.
OFFICERS CLAIMS:
A. J. Frazier, Chairman: James
Edwards, Edward Gulick, Fred
He'll, A. Brown.
PRINTING:
James Edwards, Chairman; Hugh
Mathews, f. W. Klinkhammer.*
TOWN AND COUNTY ORGANIZATION:
j. P. Chandler, Chairman; A.
Brown, T. FL. Lempke, Edward
BETTER, John Clemens.
EDUCATION:
M. Ell. Richards, Chairman; G.
D. Blanchard, A. V. Wells
GENERAL CLAIMS:
John Kelly, Chairman; Ben FL
scamp, VIM. Leighton, A. G. Steph-
ems, Thos. Mcdonald, Louis Kraut,
A. FL. Nodolf.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS:
John M. Gardner, Chairman; F.
w. Klinkhammer, S. A. Vanetta,
F. Pospichal, j. B. Bradbury.
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
E. G. Thomas, Chairman; J. j..
Wenzel, Edward Better, Robt.
Henderson, Hugh Mathews, t. D.
Maggie, A. G. Stephens, T. Ell. Brew
er, w. T. Brown.
HIGHWAYS, BRIDGES AND FERRIES.
VIM. Leighton, Chairman; A. T.
Moore, G. D. Blanchard, T. FL.
Lempke, Louis Kraut, w. T. Brown,
JOS. j. Vosberg.
ROADS.
Thos. Mcdonald, Chairman; John
Schneider, A. FL. Nodolf, John
Harris, John Kelly
The annual report of the trus-
tees of asylum and county home
was presented by Herman Grimm,
trustee, who reported about SO, 900
as balance on hand in July, the
close of the fiscal year. He stated
that at the present time the
balance on hand was about the
same as at this time last year, and
thought that the trustees would
have sufficient funds on hand to
meet all requirements for the bal
ance of the year.
The report was referred by the
chairman to the committee on
charitable institutions.
A petition signed by thirty five
free-holders of the town of Wyalu-
sing was presented to the board.
The appeal complained of the al
legged negligence Of the proper ofic-
ers of that town in repairing road
running east and west along the
north boundary Of the southwest
quarter of sec. IS in town 6, north
of range 6 in Grant county, and ex-
tending south and southwesterly
through sec. 35 in said town.
The appeal was referred to the
committee on county roads.
A letter, signed by G. Ell. Selleck,
complaining of the alleged bad re-
pair of the road from Millville and
Patch Grove was presented and re-
ferred to the committee on high
ways.
Louis Kraut, chairman of the
town of Glen Haven, presented a
a petition from that town citing the
fact that his town had voted to
raise special highway tax of one
half mill on the assessed valuation
of the town ($403.44) for the con-
struction of permanent highways,
and asked that similar amount be
levied by the board for the same
purpose.
Referred to the committee on
highways.
The report of the court house
building committee was presented
and referred to a committee consist
ing of Messrs. Chandler, Richards,
Geiger, Blaine, Thomas, Mathews
and Leighton.
Board adjourned to 7:3O