Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1906-03-15
SECOND DAYS SESSION.

Board called TO ORDER Dy the cnalr-
man. Roll called members all present
except Mr.. Roethe, who was excused
for the day.
Minutes of Yesterdays sessions read
and approved.
The committee on public property
presented the following report:
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors Of Iowa
County. Wis.
GENTLEMEN Your committee on Public Prop
erty beg to report the following:
We find that the shelves in the vault OF the
Resster Of Deeds Office are full. and more shelf
room is needed We therefore recommend that
the purchasing agent for the court house secure
more steel shelving for the vault in the Register
Of Deeds Office.
purchased for the jury rooms. requested by the
Circuit Judge.
We find everything about the court house in
fair condition Respectfully submitted.
CHAs. BIIKEY.
SHERMAN PHILLIPS,
THOMAS CAYGIIL.
Committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Bollerud, the re-
port was adopted.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Rich
ardson, which was lais. over yesterday,
was then taken up and adopted by the
following vote:
| Ayes Messrs. Bowden, Burns, Bolle-
rud Bennett, Cox, Curry, Dickinson,
| Heathcock, Horn, Jackson, Mundy,
Nolen, Pengelly, Richardson, Rewey,
! Swinehart-16.
| Nays Messrs. Bilkey, Brown, Cody,
| Caygill, Eagan, Phillips. Ryan, w. Fl.
Thomas, Williams9
| Absent or not voting Messrs. Roethe
and A. f. Thomas.
| The chairman announced the follow
ing as the additional members of the
committee to appear before the tax
commission IN relation to the appeal of
the town of Highland: Messrs. Mundy,
Brown, Rewey. a. E. Thomas, Eagan.
| A recess was then taken until 10 a. m.
| At 10 a. m. the board was again
called to order and tho special order
for this hour the matter of the en-
largement of the county asylum-was
taken up.
Hon. w. A. Jones, trustee, and E. j.
Perkins, superintendent Of the asylum,
were called upon and addressed the
board in relation to the need and adj
vantages of the proposed improvement,
and the matter was generally discussed
by the members of the board
Mr.. Mundy offered the following reso-
luton and moved its adoption:
ResolUed. That we adopt the recommendation
Of the trustees of the county asylum in reference
to extending he corridors of asylum and
that we borrow a sum not to exceed $4,000 pay
able in February. 1903. T. II. MUSDY.
"A. r. Thomas moved to divide the
question and first vote on whether the
Improvement should be made, leaving
the matter of rai:ing the money to be
determined afterwards Motion lost.
On motion of Mr.. Mundy, the rules
were suspended and a vote taken on
the adoption of the resolution. which
was lost by the following vote:
Ayes Messrs. Burns, Bennett, Cox,
Curry, Eagan, Heathcock, Horn, Mundy,
Phillips, Richardson, Rewey, Ryan-l2.
Nays Messrs. Bowden, Bollerud,
Bilkey. Brown, Cody. Caygill, Dickin-
son, Jackson, Nolen, Pengelly, Swine
hart, A. K. Thomas, W. II. Thomas
and Williams IA.
On motion of Mr.. Cox, the board
took recess until one O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Board called to order by chairman.
| Mr.. Eagan offered the following
resolution:
| Resotusd That all the money belonging to the
asylum fuad be got apart and kept separate and
distinct from the other monevs of the county by
the county treasurer, and II at ne make annual
| report of all receipts and expenditures to the
County Board of same. This resolution to go into
effect March LIST, 1906 ]. Il. EAGAN.
On motion of Mr.. Ryan, the resolu-
ton was adopted.
The committee on general claims pre-
sented the following report, which, on
motion, of Mr.. Dickinson, was adopted:
To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors of Iowa
County, Wisconsin.
| GENTLEhES:--Y Your committee on general
claims beg leave to submit the following schedule
rs the result of its examination of the bills filed
against the county, recommending the allowance
Of the same as per schedule.
SCHEDULE or CLAIMS.
| j. j. Kuehng, J. p State VS. NJ Quiers Al
James Thrasher, officer. State vs.. NJ. Quer / 90
Charles Terrill conveying prisoner TO
II. r. Mcdonald. Nj. D., inquest Matt. RYAN 10 90
II. G. Miller Co. judgment book .....,.,... is 90
Lafayette Co. care of Fred Kipfer .... 507 rs
Disaowed. not resident of couuty)
| DIR. $. 7. Deahofe. examining insane. 20
| Roberts PrideauX. merchandise ....,.,.. 10 25
| DIR. J. Z. parmley, examining insane 80, 20
IL. c. Miller & Co. stationery. etc ....... &c 50
}. I, Hawkins justice fees. State vs., JOS
Jas Thrasher officer, State VS. Jos Smith / O5
Chas IL Terrill conveying prisoner to
Fisk x Co. Wis cumulative index for
| G Judge .......... ..,,.......,..,"... 3 90
| Thos Rogers. paper fasteners G. Crct CT %
Aldro jerks, county Judge. examining in
sane and other services ,..,-.,,.......... 70 90
r G. Williams; J p. State vs.. Owen Trainer g
| VIM. Davis, officer so
| Frank Roach. juror 81
/ John W. Davis 81
| David Gritiiths " 81
| Joe Grebner 81
| Evan Reese A." 81
Annie q Tash, witness. State ys. o. Trainer 3
| Ada fash OIL
| +. Bergenzeie OF
| George Jones ~
| Thos Jones 81
II. Kuishbaum g9|
Oscar Harms g9I
II. Lane, J. T., State VS.. W. H. Jones ,..... 2e
T. Ii. Hosllins. officer, State W H. Jones Is 50
Morrison a Hadden. printing ..........,.. 9 40
T. HI. Hoskms. sherlffs bill .,... los 80
John Knight bond As Supervisor Of Asst 10 90
Highland Village boarding tramps ........ q 25
H. NJ, laycuS. cuspdors for court room, 2 90
a. $, 'tearn, printing ...,-...,,... .... "a 50
Village of Linden temporary relief, etc.. Is |
balance referred 10 Trustees Of poor)
a. G., Roethe, checking stubs in Treasurer's
office. .....4....... 3 40
W, N. Thomas checking stubs in Treas
We also report the following allowance of mile !
age and Yer diem Of members and officers for a
tendance upon this session;
NAMES. MILES. Days AMT |
Il. N. Rowdcus ...-.. ...s.. 50 2 So 90 i
s.eury BoIlcrud ....,,..........,2 . 92l
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