Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-05-10

GENERAL CLAIMS -Edw. G. Kret-
low, E. Holtzman, w. j. Brill, H. G.
Eggebrecht and Wallace Drake.
MILEAGE AND PER DIEM-W. j
Brill, George Parker, Gust Doering,
G. L. Wyatt and Fred Borchardt.
SALARIES AND FEES-Henry Mil
Ter. f.. w. Krause, Jacob Holzem.
j. L. Schoneke and Herman Schwan-
tes
EQUALIzATIoN-A Guenther.
Ernst Ringle, Edw. G. Kretlow, p. O.
Means, +. G. Blankenburg, p III.
| Menzner, Carl Schewe, A. f. Hoge
and ]. ID. Griffith.
P0oR-August Raasch, w. n. Dan.
i1-sS Frank Krieg John Glasel and
Frank Schilling
EDUCATION n. Manson, Charles
Creed, A. e. Beebee, Joseph ChesaB
and j. ID. Christie.
Supervisor Cherney announced that
the members were invited to accept
the hospitality of the Northern Iron
Works at supper to be given at
the NJ C. Thorn place in the town
| of Texas that evening. The in.
vitation was accepted, and the trip
was made in Chas. Wegner's auto
dray.
On Thursday afternoon the mem
bers went by street car to the Stur-
geon Eddy road, and from there tC
the asylum and county home.
At Fridays session a resolution was
presented and carried, which effects
an amicable settlement of the bound
airy line dispute in the towns of
Emmett and Mosinee. Our readers
are familiar with the dispute. At the
meeting of the board last November
a resolution was passed which pro-
yided for taking fifteen sections of
the town of Emmett and adding them
to the town of Mosinee; eight sec
tions were to be taken off the latter
town and to be added to the town of
Bergen. The resolution passed Thurs
day repealed the other resolution in
so far as the boundary line between
the towns of Emmett and Mosinee
was concerned. Instead of adding
fifteen sections of Emmet's territory
to Mosinee, only six sections will be
taken. This was agreed upon at
conference of the towns officers and
attorneys.
| Some financial differences between
Wood and Marathon counties was
fixed up. Each held claims against
the other for court costs and support
of paupers, which had been hanging
fire for some time.
Jos. Roehl superintendent of tht
asylum and county home and hospita
submitted a report on the affairs o.
the latter institution. This showed
that since the hospital was opened il
January, total of sixty-one patients
had been treated. 1t was shown thai
the institution is a very valuable ont
for the people of the county in gen
eral. Mr.. Plowman, speaking for th'
board, thanked Mr.. Roehl, his wife
and their assistants for the hospital
lity manifested at the time the boarc
visited the county institutions on th'
previous day.
The town of Texas, which is setting
pace in good road making for othe
towns TO follow, was granted an ap
preparation Of 81, 900 to pay part o
the expense of macadamizing a Ions
stretch OF road in that town this sea
son. John Giasel and VIM. Lemk'
were appointed to represent tn
county in the supervision of the roa'
building.
| Upon motion of Supervisor Z. c
Kretlow. a resolution was passed pro
viding for an appropriation Of 500 t
defray the expense of decorating tn
court house at Che time of the Z. G
Il. convention in June.
u Announcement was made that tn
county officers had extended an inyi
tatian to the board to visit the ne'
! papermills and the invitation was ae
cepted. The officers provided stree
car transportation for the member
! and the start was made late in tn
iafternoon. The paper mills compan