Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-11-29

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4 Sherwin. On motion of Mr.. Brown,
the report was adopted.
OFFICERS CLAIMS
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors of Grant Co.:
Gentlemen: Your committee to whom
referred officers claims other than sheriffs,
spectfuly report that we have examined care
fully all claims presented to u.s.
We have allowed in whole or in part as appears
in the tabulated statement thereof. numbering
from e. to 47) inclusive which is referred to and
made a part of this report.
! Total amount claimed. ............... 1890 90
Total amount disallowed. ........... 6S2l
Total amount allowed $500. s1824.S4
VIM. sHERWIN, FRANK cAsPERs,
Fl. A. RUSSELL, LEWIS CRAIGO,
j. j. BERNHARDT EMIL w. GUENTZEL.
Justices Fees
G. W. Burrows, S1O8.13; F. p. Calls, $500;
NJ g Burgess 500 f. + VI Wheeler si2 Geo Geo.
H. Metcalf S132 S. w. TRADER, SSH; Frank
White, S7.03; d. B. Richardson, $14.97; NJ. Y.
Metcalf, 81 3d. ]. NJ. Quick, S16.60; G. E. Frank,
sell 8 E M Wil il ot S8l5; r. r. Giesen s. go;
Kolb, $11. SO; i. M. Dixon. S2.79.
Constables' Fees
2 Geo. Mccarthy, S44O2; Geo. W. Wicken, ST.. 80
J. I. Parish, S29. go Wilson Henry, S23 %; w. L.
W.LGroth SO .25; ohm Enright $S. 09 j. L Parish
JAS. Greenwood, $54.65.
Jurors Fees
Inquest Infant John S. Grayb S1.20;
! Everett Ishmael, 1.20; Frank Eckstein, 81 20;
Oliver Smith, $1.z0; Otto Teurtscher, $1.20;
Raleigh Ishmael, $1.20.
., I do 3 NeiIes 81 60; Jos. Doran.
! P A. Biddick ST. go; Clarence CushInan 81 go;
Richard erase, 1.6O;
State VS.. Henry Haug-F. NJ. Benson, $1.62;
Louis Smith, 81 90; G. W. Macatee, ST. 90; John
Riley $162; I. G. Hawley, $l.62; VIM Simons,
81 90.
| Freeman Kemler, ST 90; Silas Vannatta, 81 90;
J. O. Hughs, 81 go; Frank Fisher, $162; Ed.
Marcussen, $1.62.
Witness Fees
G. A. Klindt 81 .OS; Fred Liscom, 81 Os; DR.. ].
Inquest, Anthony NeiIes-S. F. Moody, s3c;
Anna NeiIes, -S3c; Elizabeth Stake S3c; Geo.
Geltner. S3c; Jos. Kra 83c; G. A. Cooper, $500.
State VS.. Murphey, ct aEJos. Brake, SIC;
Sam Buchacker SIC; Henry Brake, SIC; Clarence
Schumacher, SIC; Peter Winker SIC; Kilran
State VS.. Jas Gilbert, ct al-Geo. Schumacher,
S2c Ed. Flesh, 82c; Raymond Tobin, SIC.
Geo. Reige, ST a; John Kemp, $1.24; Ed.
Graham 1924; Mrs. Ed. Graham, 81 "a; Guy
Reige, s1.24; Albert Reige. $1.24.
State VS.. Arthur Hamilton-Mason Bloyer,
ST SO; Archie kincannon, 81 3d.
State VS.. Ira Welch-Raymond Redman, 83c;
VIM. Redmond, $780, Mckinley Woods, S3c.
State VS.. John Bell. E. Kennedy, SI.080
Justus Hooser, LOS; Frank Dull, s. ;08; 2. G.
81 .O8; Glenn Webb, 81 .08; Les Webb, 81 08; VIM.
Gose S1.08; Matt Lamb, 81 .08 Adam Miller,
81 .08; Joe Rosenthal, S1.08 Henry Speder, l.0S.
Miscellaneous
Geo. B. Clementson expenses dist. atty. S 3S.45
Geo. w. Barows, fees clerk circuit court 1880
Emma Trotman, stenographer fees ..:. 100
l. j. NJ M1Iurphey, steeno9grapher fees 40
John w. Rogers, Belgian case, Hazel G'n 26.65
Geo. IL. Metcalf justice fees. .......... 4.l5
The report Of the committee on Print
| ing was presented by Mr.. Pearce.
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors of Grant Co.:
Gentlemen We, your committee on printing,
beg leave 10 report:
We called upon the committee on General
Claims and we find that there is before them all
bills for printing for the past year and said
mittee is now acting upon them. From lntorma-
! ton received from the members OF such commit
tee learn that the bills are in most instances
more regular than they have been in the past and
! that the opinion Of the committee is that this has
i been brought about by the clerk having hereto
fore received bids on work from the several pint
i ing Offices in the county. We would recommend
however, that each printer be required TO attach
sample of each job of work and that he mark his
prices thereon so that the committee acting on
! such bills can have the opportunity to compare
prices.
We would also recommend that election notices
I be published in three papers within the county,
| the selection of which shall be in the discretion
of the County Clerk, but shall be according to law.
We recommend that the County CLERK be APP
pointed the purchasing agent Tor all supplies;
both printing matter and other necessaries needed
for the several offices in the Court House, also
the Jail and sheriff's residence. That each county
officer, when he has any printing which the coun-
ty is required to have printed for him, shall pre-
sent to the Clerk sample OF the desired printing
to have done and the County Clerk shall have full
charge of such printing matter, except that print
| ing pertaining to the Circuit Court. Any county
officer who gives printing to any printing Office or
i purchases any supplies without doing recon-
mended herein, shall be held personally liable for
! the amount of the bill.
! We recommend that the Clerk distribute the
! printing among the printing offices within the
county in fair proportion 1t is possible for
him to do and as his Judgment will permit:
| We recommend that the County Clerk be paid
! for his services as such purchasing agent the sum
of fifty ($5000) dollars per annum.
Respectfully Submitted,
Dated Nov. 10, 1911.
F. G. PEARCE, ]. j. BERNHARDT,
dG9ss G ARRNNAYs P Fl II L MARKTs
On motion Of Mr.. Mathews, the report
was adopted.
The report of committee on Public
Property was presented by Mr.. Baiie
Mr.. lockwood moved the adoption of
the report as read. Motion carried.
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors of Grant Co..
Gentlemen: We, the undersigned, committee
on public property and buildings beg leave to
We have visited the sheriff's residence jail and
other buildings the Jail grounds and find that
all former recommendations have been carried
out by the Chairman and Clerk. We find that
the Jail and residence are IN a very cleanly
dition and much credit is due to the sheriff and
his wife for the manner in which it is kept.
The heating plant at the Jail residence is a
thing that has always been more or less of an
annoyance and takes great deal of fuel to heat
the Jail and residence, in fact, we. understand
that it costs much to furnish fuel for the jail
and residence it does at the courthouse
We would recommend that the shairman and
clerk make such investigation for the purpose of
learning whether not the heating plant at
the courthouse is of sufficient capacity so that
steam pipes might be laid from the courthouse
heating plant to the jail and residence so as to
furnish heat for both buildings and that they
report at the next session of the Board the
result of their investigation.
We recommend that the toilet in the women's
cell in the Jail be either repaired or replaced so
as to make the same in a sanitary condition.
We recommend that there be purchased for
the Jail one dozen feeding pans and also twelve
pillows and that the iron cots in the wornen's
cell be repaired. We recommend that the two
west bedrooms the second floor of the sheriff's
residence be papered and painted, and also the
small bedroom on the first floor, as well as the
hall Jctaf Hovo