The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-05-21

Henry Lehrman, of Two Greeks, again
being honored, being the almost unani-
mons choice of the Board, receiving
thirty of thirty-two votes. This was
the only business of the Monday session,
adjournment being taken until Tuesday
morning at 8 o'clock.
The session Tuesday was given over
to the hearing of petitions and reports.
the most interesting of which was the
report of the special committe on Court
house. This created considerable of a
stir because of it's sensational features,
including an attack on the District
Attorney charging that he had been un-
fair to the committee and that his ac-
tion il notifying the Architects that the
County was not responsible for the
$1,000 obligation which the committee
had accepted for the plans, was not in
accordance with the advice he had Civ
en- the committee. The report was
chiefly defense of the committee and
was made special order of business
for Thursday. The Board was notified
that the business men of the city desir-
ed to address the session at that time,
and the permission was granted by
Chairman Lehrman.
The semi-annual report Of Register
of Deeds Mueller shows an increase in
the county's population. The report,
covering period from November 10 to
May 16 is MS follows Births, 49S;
Deaths $50; Marriages, 14S.
Probate Judge Chloupek reported
fourteen examinations in insanity cases
since November 10, eleven of the num-
| ber being committed for treatment to
the hospitals and three being dismiss
ed.
Petitions for bridges in the town of
| Gibson and Two Rivers were presented
and referred. County Clerk Schaffland
| requested q new abstract for tax sales
aud Register of Deeds Mueller petition
ed for new record book The Sacred
Heart Catholic Church congregation Of
| the city asks release from taxes and the
i Hebrew Church had a similar petition
| in.
Committees appointed for the year
| are
On Assessments and Equalizations;-
Martin Rappel, G. R. Zorn, c. Otto
Schmidt, A. Mathieson, w. Wegner.
On Finance. j. Schroeder. J. E.
Schulz, l.. G. Senglaub, Charles Pinger,
John Dunbar
On General Claims. Herman Stehn.
G. A. Groffman, Frank Vraney.
On Sheriff, Coroner, Consta BILE and
Justice accounts:-J. A. Geimer, Fred
Zastrow, Fred Schwalbe, Albert Krieser,
F. Veith.
On Poor Commissioners:-C. A Croft
man. VIM Boehringer, Chas. Pinger.
On Public Buildings and Improve
ents:-Chas. Krsuse, E. D. Mohr, Her
man Stehu, Thos Gretz j. P. Watt.
On Reads and Bridges:--W. H.
Spencer, Peter Murphy, Christ Muth
On Elections-:L. c. Senglaub, JOS
Connel, Robert Schubert.
On Railroads:-Albert Krieser, G. A.
Groffman, Herman Stehn.
On Illegal Taxes, Sales and Assess
ments;-David Sheldon, Robert Uek
Thomas Gretz.
On Insane Wm. Boehringer, Frank
Vraney, John Reinemann.
On Tramps: Wegner, John
Reinemann, l.. G. Senglaub.
On Rules and Orders:--Christ Muth,
J. A. Geimer, c. A. Grotfman.
On Salaries of County Officers:--J. J.
Schroeder, Edward Mohr, Fred Zastrow
On Approval of Bonds of Newly
Elected or Appointed County Officers:--
J. e. Schulz j. J. Schroeder and the
chairman of the county board lex
offico)
Members of the New Board are:
Cato-P. J. Murphy.
Centerville-John Reinemann.
Cooperstown-Albert Krieser.
Eaton-Fred Schwalbe.
Franklin-Ct1 Pinger.
Gibson-Ant Mathieson.
Kossuth-W. H. Spencer.
Lilerty--John Dunbar.
Ma aitowoc-Christ Muth.
MaLltowoc Rapids-D. w. Sheldon.
Maple Grove-J. p. Watt.
Meeme-JOs. Connel.
Mishicott-Herman Stehn.
Newton Thomas Gretz.
Rockland-Martin Rapppel.
Schleswig-C. X. Zorn.
City of Two Rivers, First Ward. j. A.
Geimer Second Ward, W. Boehringer
Third Ward, VIM. Wegner, Fourth
Ward, J. J. Schroeder; Fifth Ward,
Chas. KIause.
City of Manitowoc, First Ward, G. A
Groffman; Second Ward Louis Senglaub
| Third Ward, Robert Uek; Fourth Ward