Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-02-14

he claimed he put in and deduet SIPS.
90 in money from the original con-
tract price; said contract 70 be bind
ing if the heating plant was satis-
factory to this committee AT
meeting of the committee held on
April 10 il was decided that il was
necessary to fix up the boiler room.
coal room, put in windows aud one
door and put in concrete floors in all
rooms This was done at 4 cost of
Sos 10. The cost of calcimininc
said Jail building amounted 10 So. 90,
making the total cost Of said Jail
building amount to cpl, a54.3S, The
architect made eleven trips of in
spectiOn of said jail building at 81. 20
per trip and he was to be paid per
cent OF the original contract price.
making total of al, loo. 70 That
said architect has been paid the SUN
of $4,000, leaving balance due said
architect of s3OS, 20.
We recommend that this board pro-
vide for the payment to the parties
above mentioned out of the general
funds of the county the sum Of 81, 739
~.
ON April the 10th the Jail commit
tee sold the old Jail at auction 30 the
highest bidder for $500
&. J. Eastman \. Tulloch
NJ, Brody Martin Root
Committee
On motion OF Mr. Broadhead, the
vote on the report of committee on
roads and bridges on salary of high
way commissioner was reconsidered.
MIR. Kapanke moved that the report
be adopted. Lewis moved TO amend
report by striking out the words 100
dollars for the drst year, 500 dollars
for the second year, aud 900 for the
third year" and substituting the words
800 dollars a year The amendment
was voted down and the motion of Mr..
Kapanke, 10 adopt the report, was
then carried aud the report adopted.
On motion of MIR. Lewis fixing of
salary and the election of janitor was
made special order fer this afternoon.
On motion of Mr.. Stafslien board
adjourned till 3 p. IN,
AFTERNOON
At appointed hour reconvened, all
present except Williams; minutes APP
proved.
Resolution by Mr. Lewis read and
adopted;
Resolved, That bounty of 80 cents
on each rattlesnake be paid by the
county and out OF the treasury upon
presentation to the town chairman of
the rattles and two inches of the tail 1,
and making proof of the killing with
in Vernon county, in the same manner
that other bounties on animals, etc. .
are now proven and paid according
to law. .. g. Lewis,
Resolution of Mr. Broadhead read
and adopted:
Resolved, That a bounty of Is cents
on crows, hawks and owls be paid by
the county, when the upper mandible
is presented to the county treasurer,
and due proof of the killing, etc, with
in Nernen county made in the same
manner that such proofs are made and
such bounties paid for animals accord
in to law. A. j. Broadhead
Resolution by Mr.. Tolloch read and
adopted:
Resolved That we set aside the old sheriff
residence for janitor free and liz the salary
treasury same as other salaries of county Of
fairs Janitor 10 b. under ths supervision
of the committee Oh public property.
A. Tulloeh.
Resolution of Mr.. johnson read and
adopted:
Resolved. That the committee on public
property be instructed to have the arch over
the entrance to the boiler room fixed at once
so that ID will not be dangerous 10 life and
limb. by putting in steel rods or IN such man
ner as will make II secure. John c, Johnson
Resolution of Mr.. WEIGH read. Mo-
ton of Mr.. Silbaugh to amend by maxi
ing the bounty one cent each, lost
On motion of Mr.. Shreve the resolu-
ton was amended to read two cents
each. Resolution as amended was
then adopted:
Resolved, That bounty OF ~ cents be paid
for each English one dozen sparrows killed
in Vernon county, the killing OF the same TO
be certified 10 and paid out Of the same fund
and ia the same manner as bounties are now
paid for killing OF crows rattlesnakes, etc
That the whole body of sparrows be present.
ed 70 the Chairman Of the town or supervisor
OF the village in which they are killed, for
identity. and the certificate Of said chairman
or supervisor, to be presented TO the county
treasurer for payment J. M WEIGH.
Resolution by Mr.. May adopted:
Resolved that the appropriation $40 be re-
turned TO the general fund for the reason
that supplies for the surveyors ONCE called
for could not be obtained for the amount OF
said appropriation, state land ONCE asking
$3.50 for said supplies. A. II. MAY.
Report by committee on equaliza-
ton read and adopted:
Repert of COMMITTEES ON Equalization
Gentlemsn:-YouF committee on equalization
be9s leave TO make the following report and would
recommend that the real estate and personal prop
erty be assured a. follows in the several towns.
villages and city: