Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-01-15
PROCEEDINGS or THE COUNTY BOARD
CONTINUED FROM LAST ISSUE

ordinance creating the Town of Cam
eron. Mr.. Christensen seconded the
motion.
FMr. Germer moved to defer action
until 4:30 p. m. and refer the ordinance
to the district attorney and the city
attorney OF Marshfie1d. Carried.
The district attorney presented the
amended ordinance forming the new
Town of Cameron as follows:
An Ordinance
OF the County B,ard of Supervisors of Wood
county, Wisconsin. forming aud organizing
sections nineteen, 10. twenty, 20, twenty one o.
t irty-one. 81, thirty-two. 3D. and thirty-three,
80, of township twenty-five, 25. north, OF range
three, 3, east, in said Wood county. into a new
town to be known as the town of Cameron.
Whereas, the above described nine, 9, sections
of territory were on the 18th day of April, 1903,
pursuant TO an election and other proceedings
du y had in the city of Marshfield, said county,
duly set of from the territory of said city of
Marshfled, and has since constituted a part of
the town OF MarShfield, said county, or con-
st,tutes no part OF any town, city or village
organization Of said county, and has now no
certain town or municipal government:
Now therefore the county board of supervisors
of county of Wood, Wisconsin, do ordan as
follows:
Section L. That all of the following de-
I; 1903, comprising a part OF the territory OF
the city of Marsltfield, said county, towit:
All Of sections nineteen, 10. twenty, 20,
tweIity-One. 81, twenty eight, %, twenty nine,
%, thirty, 30, thrty-one, 81, thrty-two. 80, and
thirty-three, SO, of township invent y-fiye o.
north, of range three, 3, east, of Wood county,
Wisconsin, is hereby set Off and taken from the
town of Marshfield and formed and organized
into new town 10 be known and called by the
name of the town of Cameron.
Section 2. TIE taxes for the year 1903 of
ted nv
the town treausrer of the town of Marshffeld
said county, and upon the due election and
qualification of town treasurer and other
oficers-o of said new town of Cameron, shall pay
to such town treasurer of said town OF Cam
eron all moneys so collected.
Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect
from and after its passage and due publica,i lion
as required by law.
Dated this 18th day of No ember, 1903
q. w. BROWN, Chairman.
+. S. RENNE, Clerk.
Mr.. Voe1ker moved the adoption of
the ordinance. Roll was called.
Ayes-Cowe1l, Berg, Snider, Germer,
Arpin, Boetcher, Rowland, Bassett,
Rourke, Nash, Hoffman, Christensen,
Specht, Hayward, Voe1ker, Rausch, w.
D. Conner, Bever, Wolf, Kohel, Brown,
Kurtz, Cotey, Burhoff, Provost, Nc
lavish, Henke, Ross, Jackson, Ayers
80.
hams.
Absent and not voting r. A. Conner,
Lynch, Conway, Heron, Bean, Ben
nett, 1verson The ordinance was
adopted.
State OF Wisconsin,
Wood County. %
We do hereby certify that at the regular
meeting of the county board of supervisors of
Wood county, Wisconsin, held at the court
house in the city of Grand Rapids, Wood
county, Wisconsin, the above and foregoing
ordinance was duly passed and adopted on the
all the members elected to seats in said county
board, voting in favor thereof
G. W.BROWN. Chairman.
E. s, RENNE Clerk
Mr.. Germer moved the Committee
on Equalization take into consideration
the nine sections formed into the Town
of Cameron in connection with Town
of Marshfield. Carried.
Mr.. Arpin, chairman of the Training
School Board made the following
report:
Grand Rapids, Wis, Nov. 10, 1908.
To the Honorable County Board of
Supervisors of Wood County, Wiscon-
sin.-Gentlemen: Your committee on
County Training School for Teachers
has .thei honor of submitting the fol-
lowing report to you:
| AT the first meeting of the board.
being organized, the following were
| elected officers:
E. p. Arpin, president.
w. ID. Connor, treasurer.
County Superintendent Robert E.
Morris being secretary by virtue OF
the act'creating this board.
! Prof. M, III. Jackson of Co1,,,,, b,,e
Wisconsin, was engaged as principal
OF the school, at salary of 81 SOC. OC
per year.
Miss Eta Michaels was engaged as
as assistant to the principal at 81, 100. O(
per year.
Prof. Jackson and the county super.
intendent spent a few weeks in visiting
the other county normals in the north
ern part OF the state, and also present
ing the subject favorably to the young
people in the county who were plan
ming to teach.o
The school opened on September Isl
with an attendance of 40; seven Oh
these students have withdrawn te
teach. The attendance has been very
uniform, the present enrolment is A.
This makes the school about as large
as desirable for efficient work.
The outlook is encouraging We
believe the people of Wood county
have the founda ton started for a
training school that will become very
valuable for the educational interests
of the county. We attach hereto a
statement of the orders issued to, date
In this connection, would state tina,
the preparatory expenses are necessa
rily large, owing to the amount of fur
niture having to be purchased, also
piano and supplies that are necessary
The school should receive the CO
operation of every member of the
board as we'll as the people at large il
order to secure the best results. and we
feel that this cooperation will b.
Forthcoming. Those who have visited
the school are unanimous in the praise
as to the efficiency of the teachers ant
the work being done in the training
school. E. p. ARPIN,
w. D. Common,
ROBERT MORRIS.
| FINANCIAL EXPENDITURES TO DATE
| Order No. 1. Websters International
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Order No. 2. Nj. H. Jackson salary $50 IN
| Order No. 3. Eta Michaels, salary ITO q
| Order No. 4. r. Morris. bills paid 65 8
! Order No. 8. Piano. observation-disclosures. 25O on