Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-02-03

Oajiv action Of the bowels - neCeS.
saY.. Aid nature with Ayers Pits.
be and is hereby LEVIED and assessed
upon the taxable property of the
towns. villages and cities of Wood
county, Wisconsin.
[Cities Of Grand Rapids and Marsh
field excepted for the county super
intendent's salary, etc, for the
current year.
move the adoption of the resolu-
ton.
Roll was called on the adoption of
the resolution.
Ayes-Cowel, Schultz, Kimball,
Morrison, Bennett, Germer, Heron,
Goldsworthy, Clark, Christensen,
Wolf, Kohel. Hooper, Elchsteadt,
Forbes, Brown, Kurtz, Cotey, Bur-
hopp, Provost, Jensen, LerOuX. Henke,
Ross. Jackson, Ayers-26.
Absent and not voting-R. A. Con-
nor, Remington.
The resolution was adOpueu.
Resolved, that the sum of $4,000 be
and is hereby levied and assessed upon
the taxable property of the towns,
villages and cities of Wood county,
Wisconsin for the soldiers relief
fund.
move the adoption of the resolu-
| ton.
Roll was called on the adoption OF
the resolution and resulted as follows:
Ayes-Cowell Schultz. Kimball,
Morrison, Bennett, Germer, Arpin,
Lynch, Bassett, Oberbeck, Lyons,
Heron, Goldsworthy, Clark, Christen-
sen, Specht, Adler, Rausch, Wagner,
Wolf Kohel, Hooper, Eichsteadt,
Forbes, Brown, Kurtz, Cotey, Bur-
hopp, Provost, Jensen, Leroux, Henke,
Ross, Jackson, Ayers-35.
| Absent and not voting-K. A. Con-
nor. w. f. Wheelan, Conway, Voelker,
W. d. Common, Remington-6.
| The resolution was adopted.
! Resolved, that the sum of 81, 1900. 90
be and is hereby LEVIED and assessed
upon the taxable property of Wood
Icounty, Wisconsin, for aid to the
County Training school.
| move the adoption of the resolu-
tiOn.
Roll was called on the adoption OF
the resolution and resulted as follows;
yes-Cowell, Schultz, Kimball,
Morrison, Bennett, Germer, Arpin,
Lynch, Bassett, Oberbeck, Lyons,
Heron, Goldsworthy, Clark, Christen-
sen, Specht, Adler, Rausch, Wagner,
Wolf, Kohel, Hooper, Eichsteadt,
Forbes, Brown, Kurtz, Cotey, Bur
hopp, Provost, Jensen, LerouX, Henke.
Ross, Jackson, Ayers-35.
Absent and notsvoting A. Con
nor, w. e. Wheelan, Conway, Voelker,
W.-D. Conner, Remington
The resolution was adopted.
Resolved, that the chairman of the
finance committee is hereby author
lied and empowered, to employ such
clerical force as he may deem neces-
sary to check up the outgoing county
officers.
/ move the adoption Of the resolu-
ton.
The motion was carried and the
resolution adopted.
Mr.. Hooper moved that an order be
drawn to Robert Morris, county
superintendent for 1925, balance due
him on institute expenses. Carried.
VIM. Hooper for committee work
$500. On motion same was allowed in
full.
Mr.. Lynch presented the following
resolution:
Resolved, Each paper in the county
that publishes the proceedings shall
receive as compensation the sum of
twenty (20) cents per folio.
Resolved, That the printing COM
mittee be and hereby is instructed
to ask for bids for printing $50 copies
of the proceedings of the board for
the past year IN pamphlet form, and
let same to lowest bidder.
On motion the same was adopted.
1t was moved to pay each person
81. 90 and issue proper appreciation
| to them for exhibits furnished for the
state fair.
Roll was called on the adoption of
the same.
Ayes-CowelI. Schultz, Kimball,
| Morrison, Bennett, Germer, Arpin,
Lynch, Bassett, Oberbeck, Con way.
Lyons, Heron, Goldsworthy, Clark,
Christensen, Specht, Adler, Rausch,
Wagner, Wolf, Kohel, Hooper, Eich-
steadt, Forbes. Brown, Kurtz, Cotey.
Burhopp, Provost. Jensen, Leroux.
Henke, Ross, Jackson, Ayers-36.
Nayes-None. Absent and not voting
R. A. Common, WheeIan, Voelker,
w. d. Conner, Remington-5. The
motion was carried
Mr.. Christensen moved the chair
appoint special committee of two to
act with the county clerk in issuing
diplomas and rewards for agricultural
exhibits furnished for the state fair.
Carried
The chair appointed Martin Jackson
and Henry Forbes as such committee.
Mr. Hoopar moved a vote of thanks