The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1906-11-22

reports, the board adjourned until Fri
day morning at 8 o'clock Nov. 49,
A brief session was held Friday morn
ing, during which session the board
listened to explanations concerning
courthouse decorations, the explanations
being offered by demonstrator and
agent representing decorating compa-
ny.
Adjournment was taken until 10
o'clock Monday morning, Nov. 10.
After it's brief session Friday morning,
the board members repaired to the
Turner hall to attend the county school
boards convention.
At the opening session of the county
board the report of the soldiers relief
committee was read. The report show
ed that thirty five charges had been re-
ceiving aid, and that the total expendi-
ture for the year was 81, 997. The COM
mittee asked the board for an equal
amount for the year ending June 30,
| 1907.
The report submitted by the training
school board for the year ending June
80, 1906, was read The school opened
Sept 4, 1905, with an enrolment of 81
students. The attendance had dropped
to AZ by JAN l, 1906, and to 35 in June.
The graduating class for the year num-
bered 23 The school has 122 alumni
OF these "a taught school in the county
during the year. The total receipts for
the year were s., 966 04, and the dis
bursements We're $4,06515 leaving n
balance of 81 900. 50 on hand June 30,
| 1906 The board asked for 81, 500 for
the year 19O6.'O1.
District Attorney Hongen's s report was
received. This showed that $516.91 had
been received and paid over to the
county treasurer.
| The report of the county clerk, on out
lawed orders and on office receipts a
mounting to So, 3S7 93, was received and
referred to the finance committee. The
report showed total expenditure of
$62l2 ii during the year ending June
&c. 1906 This expenditure included
81 9l4.20 for advertising, $l,6OS, 36 for
stationery, $644.45 for coal, S94 80 for
gas.
At this session the report of the clerk
of the circuit court was also received.
The board held a short session Monday
morning. The report of the county
treasurer was received and read. The
resignation of William Fem as a trustee
of the county asylum was received and
accepted.
Following is the essential part of the
treasurer's report;
Cash on hand Nov /, 1905
Redemption s 1902
Delinquent pers prop. tax |, ,16S SO
for city Two Rivers
Delinquent land tax 655 As
for this city
Tax certificates 1,193 93
Cash on hand Is 607 02
Total S,704 90
Received taxes as levied
Nov. /, 1905
State tax %, 233 81
County tax 50 600 90
County school tax 81, ,4Ol 16
Training school tax 1900 90
Soldiers relief tax 1900 90
Supt. schools tax 1000 90
Bridge tax 1880 90
Illegal tax 1854 ga
School district tax 2,470 90
Total 1877, ,399 ga
Reed from state treasurer
Vessel tax 1853 50
School tax 2,902 %
For chronic insane l,444. 80
Total on hand "a 80 90
The report was referred to the finance
committee. The board adjourned until
| Tuesday morning.
AT the session of the board on Tues
day morning, Louis Wiegand of Center
vile was elected a member of the asy
| lum trustees to succeed William Fem
whose term has expired and who did
not desire re election it being his
| intention to remove from the county
| After the election of Mr.. FeDn's sue.
cessor, the board adjourned until We'd
| uesday morning at 8 o'clock. Tuesday
| afternoon the board visited the asylum.
The board held a short session Wed.
nesday morning, and adjourned until