The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-06-01

uduSnIers TO mourn HeT loss. L Ht tuner
al was held from st. Boniface church
today Thursday.
DOINGS OF COUNTY BOARD
ON LAST DAY OF
SPRING SESSION.
The bills for the care of tramps in
Manitowoc city and county for the six
months ending May 10. 1905, were pre-
sented to the county board at Saturday
mornings session and ordered paid.
The bills revealed the fact that the ex-
pense incurred by the city and county
for the care of tramps during the period
mentioned had increased nearly % per
cent. over the expense incurred during
the preceding period of six months for
the care of the hoboes, the increase of
the expense per capita being about 10
cents. The total cost of caring for
tramps in the city and county during
the last six months was SGGl 80, the
number of tramps cared for during that
period being 142S. OF this number 800
fell to the share of Manitowoc, "a
visited Two Rivers, 1856 were entertained
by Centerville, Al availed themselves of
the hospitalities of Mishicot, 1863 were
fed and housed by the village of Reeds
vile, 157 We're unbidden guests of the
village of Kiel, l43 sought shelter and
sustenance at st. Nazianz and i6 So
journed about the premises of the
farmers in the town of Manitowoc.
District Attorney Hongen addressed
the board, suggesting the adyisabilty of
establishing II county poor farm aud II
work house for tramps. Pursuant to
Mr.. Hougen's suggestion a committee,
composed of Supervisors Groilman, Xas
trow and Geimer, was appointed to in
vestigate as to the advisability of the
plan and report ut the next annual
meeting.
The board then proceeded to elect IA
county physician to succeed DR.. f. S.
Luhman The informal ballot showed
the following result; DR.. Luhman, Il;
DR.. Thnrtell 4; DR.. Barber, l. Dr.
O'Brien / Dr. Meaney, g; DR.. Gleason
1. The result of the first formal ballot
was: Luhman, II; Meany, 70. Several
votes were given to board members
DR.. Luhman was elected on the second
formal ballot, receiving lG votes out of
a total of %. The number of votes re
ceived by Dr. Meany was the same as
that given him on the first formal
ballot. The salary Of the county ply
sician was fixed at 500 per year.
A resolution was adopted authorizing
the court house committee to audit and
allow the bills for the removal of the
old court house.
Henry Esch, Jr., presented II com
munication to the board asking the re
moval of n barn on The Jail premises
adjacent to his property. He declared
that the barn was Il nuisance, as the
stencil was intolerable in the summer.
The communication was referred to the
committee on improvements.
w. G. MaertZ of Reedsville, exsuper-
visor of assessments, presented a bill for
$50 for five lays work. The claim was
referred.
A claim for $500 made by Brown
county for charges in the case of the NJ.
q. Madsen Seed company against the
First National bank of Nlanitowoc,
taken there on II change of venue, was
allowed at $79' The case was on trial
for abont eight days, the costs averaging
about 800 per day.
The Calumet road question came up
in the form of II resolution requiring
that an agreement be reached with the
town officers and the comfy asylum
trustees to the end that the road be
taken care of.
The bills contracted in the habeas
corpus proceedings to effect Leo
Revolinski's release from Jail on poor
mans oath amounted to $l2l.Sj, the
several fees for services rendered in con
nection with this case being ~ follows
Judge Anderson, $685.; Judge Chlou-
pek, $40; and Miss johnson (stenogra-
pher for transcribing evidence), S2s.
The bills allowed to the court house
committee were ~ follows: Supern-
| tendent Of Construction Mohr, 49,
Krause, -? 12; Watt, Sla5 10; Murphy
$97 So; Muth, TS IL; Lehrman, $40,
Zorn, Sl05. go, total, S528.1O Comfy
Clerk Edward Schailland was allowed
$22 and Albert Hougen, district at
torney SIG for work on the committee
The board adjourned sine die after
having allowed the bills for the com
pensaton of its members for the spring
session
MARRIED..