The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-02-18
County Board Proceedings.
Continued from last week.

<on referred to chairman of the OF Iron River.
The claim of W. S. Mcdonald constable 5000 travelling
W. M. Lawo and $545 travel after William Riley Oh
warrants issued from the second municipal court having
erred by auditing committee Judge W Trip were dis
allowed.
The following report W. Trip relative the above
Committee on bills County Supervisors Washburn Wis
Gentemen:-
In accordance with your request herewith make statement
of facts in the Wisconsin William M Lawlo
and state Riley relative to officers fees W.
awo the night and escaped in the
darkness fths with letter. W. S. Mcdonald police
officer constable the said Lawlo arrest and
ind him and got him Na~lo he returned the
warrant and with 700 miles travel questioned
him as to how he said that really travelled
The miles visiting the different camps and superior so report
do know where he travelled have his state
for it.
In relation to the State VS. VIM Riley this was for board
and accommodation fraud; issued for
said Riley W. Mcdonald constable and police officer, was
sent to Ashland Riley arrested him. he
Riley Wasbburn and ina place there Riley escaped
Mcdonald Rune beg thorough search but failed
Riley three more, last Mcdonald heard that
Ashland he there and Riley had to Brute,
wisconsin, Mcdonald astgoU Riley at Lake Nebagamon and
the report Runde helping Mcdonald in
Wasburn gnborhood all that know of the
matter Respectively Submitted
Winfield E. Trip
Upon motion the clerk was telephone
Bayfield, County Telephone Co. be placed the office of the
Municipal Washbun, Wis rental of ST.
month
Uoon motion the following resolution adopted,
Resolved that Judge Circuit Courtbe and he here
by authorized appoint exceed two court officers or bas
keeper during who shall be paid
the but not to exceed the of $500
per day. Ernest Sauve
Upon motion the following resolution adopted:
present system paying for the board
prisoners per day the the sheriff have
many in the jail the will accommodate and
whereas system has been costing the county
dollars year for the board
such prisoners. therefore be it
Resolved by county Bayfield, county annual
sheriff paid 20OOO per year for the board and
prisoners the county this county, said include
all and supplies of nature for the and
JAIL except and light these to be furnished
by the comfy said of $25O00O be paid monthly install
the salaries other county
acceptance and signing of this resolution by the
ohs county constituted contract between the sheriff
and the county for the carrying out of the provisions of this
luton Fred T. Yates.
Dated January 9Th, 1904
Accepted c. B. Simpson, Sheriff.
Upon motion the following resolution adopted
Whereas this county has been for years paying the sheriff for
taking inmates to Waupun the sum OF S29 to Oshkosh S45
like the various other state institutions and
Whereas the bills of the sheriff has always been deemed
high therefore be it
by county taking the
the state the said include assistance whenever
and all charges against the county for such
TO Oshkosh Green Bay $1,000 to Waupun Lacrosse Mwau
kee$75.0O, to Waukesha$55.0O
January 5th, 1904. Fred T. Yates.
Accepted, C. B. Simpson, Sheriff.
The following communication from A. W. Mcleod district
attorney. presented:
To Honorable County Board Bayfield, County,
Owing the opinion of Lamoreux Shea with refer
certain bills find to take issue with them
some conclusions therein stated.
The first is the bill of myself for services rendered the
B. 4 l. r. Ry in the supreme Lamoreux Shea
advise this board that implication of 752 which provided
that the district attorney shall settle bsof exceptions
Quire him matters the without
compensation The of this in
held otherwise In D. ga Ry Co. Douglas county
1913 Wis., and town Of Eagle River ONEIDA county, Wis 266
held that the district attorney obliged general
poyment attend such litigation
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