Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-12-09

"a lildJbillN lNpOIb VI llit
on Equalization was presented by the
chairman of the committee, Mr. Eagan.
In compliance with Rule Is the report
was laid over until Saturdays session.
Mr. Richardson, the member of the
committee opposing the report, reserv-
| ing the right to bring in a minority re-
port later in the session.
Mr.. Rewey moved that this Board ad-
| journ tomorrow at two o'clock D. m. IN
til Tuesday, November 23d, 1909 Mo
! ton carried.
! On motion of Mr.. Horn the Board
took a recess until two o'clock p. m.
RECESS.
Two O'Clock p. m. Board called to
order by the chairman.
/ The report of the Committee on Reg
lister of Deeds, Clerk of the Circuit
Court and District Attorneys Accounts
read:
Dodgeville Wisconsin. Nov. 18th. 1909.
! To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors of Iowa
| County,
Gentlemen: Your Committee 20 whom you re-
ferred the matter Of the inspection of the records
books. etc, IN the office of the register of deeds
/ do report as follows
/ That we have examined the books and records
| in his said Office and find they kept in neat
and satisfactory manner
! Your committee to whom was referred the re-
port OF the District Attorney do report follows.
That we have carefully examined said report
and compared it with the receipts of the treas
urers office and find it correct in every particular
| That your committee to whom was referred the
| report OF the clerk of the circuit court submit
! the following report
/ We have carefully examined the several items
contained in said report and find it correct in
every particular. That said clerk exhibited the
/ mortgage, certificates of deposit and bank books
showing that there IS now IN his possession the
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
GABRIEL LEWIS
w. II. THOMAS.
Il. F. JONES,
Committee
On motion Of Mr.. Ryan the report
was adopted
Mr. Richardson of the Committee on
Equalization offered a minority report.
The report was laid over under the
rules and ordered printed
The report of the Committee on
County Superintendent report was
read
10 the Honorable Board of Supervisors of Iowa
Gentlemen: Your committee to whom was re-
ferred the report Of the County Sup't of Schools
respectfully report as foows:
We have examined said report and recommend
ITS adoption We find that Sup't. Van Malta is
endeavoring to perform his duties in faithful
lildllNeIs we recommend that the aDprODri-
atoms be made as follows: appropriation of
$4,000 for common school diploma examinations.
$4,000 for school board convention and $50 90 to.
tendance
We further recommend the adoption of the fol-
lowing resolution
That the County Board petition the State Sum
erntendent to CO. operate with the County Super
ntendent and install a six weeks training school
Tor teachers Of Iowa County and that the County
Superintendent make full report on the work
at the January session of the Rnard
Respectfully submitted.
FRANK tLANNERY,
ID, h. BENNETT,
GEORGE CRAWFORD
Committee
The report was laid over until to-mor-
row.
A recess of fifteen minutes was de-
clared by the chair.
Board called to order by the chair
man.
The following resolution was offered
by Mr. O'Neil:
Resolved That the bonds to be furnished nv
the county officers beginning with the year 1911
pc signed by reliable surety and guaranty com
panes aud that the Clerk Of the Circuit Court he
directed TO procure such bonds at tbe exDense NJ
the county.
The resolution was defeated by a roll
call of members as follows:
Ayes Messrs. Crawford. Gorgen.
Grlmstad, Earser Horn, O'Nein, Pri-
deauX, Penhallegon, Thos. Rain. Rewey
and Roethe-l1.
Nays -Messrs. Baker, Bennett, Cody.
Davis Dickinson, Eagan, Flannery,
jackson, Byron Jones, r. f Jones
Lewis, Meyer H. G, Raine, Richardson.
Ryan, A. +. Thomas, and w. Fl,
Thomas IL.
HE Committee on Bonds and Salaries
submitted the following report:
. DoigevIIe Wisconsin. Nov. l2tb. 1902
10 .as honorable Board Of Supervisors Of Iowa
Gentlemen. We. the Committee NJ, po,,ds ,r5
9t.aHes beg leave 10 report as 1llows.-
oaeHu Fees Of office as fixed by law and an
afsl,.'onaI sum Of 5000 per month for looking
yer the court house and Jail and do an the pur-
thAslhE OF wood coal, brooms and all other good.
heeieu around said court house and iail NOT Gov
gTyeo 10y amy further resolution Of the Board
Ha' he present itemlzed bills to the County Clerk
hs r. quantity and quality Of the different article
purchased. with price of each That he sbaII ern
roy al lanor around the court house and jail. as
~ llhE Wool. Keeping the g,ound clear Of rub
gl7ii eye. He shall swear to all accounts so or
deFel 10y him before any order Is igsued tn nav
i5Et nus . Lnal ne shall see that the electric
"shls are turned of when not in use
y91hy lierN-Ihe salary If the County Clerk
snail be sluND1 per wear
,l , OF che Court-The salary Of the Clerk of
lae court shall be Si5000 per year ana the foes Of
ms NIlt' as prescribed by law
r. lo-nN treasurer-The salary of the County
r a''A 3e elVJ3oQ, and this includes the
prr " wy treasurer Tor the Trustees Of the
District Atiorney-The salary Of the District
l,t r,.3 va re sta'.' per year. but he shall
KY receive any expense or any services psrtsir-
Iowa County. "i9 "'"'7 Vi
Register Of Deods-Fees as prescribed by law.
our Committee has seen fit to re-
-g...'.t1d further that the newly elected