Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1912-12-25
the town Of Genoa for the purpose of aiding
the town IN paying for concrete bridge.
J. NJ. WEIGH. Chairman.


J. WEIGH. Chairman.
Report of committee on roads and
bridges and ordinance read. The re-
port was adopted and the ordinance
passed all voting in the affirmative.
(city and village members not voting ]
Your committee to whom was referred the
same under consideration and respeetfuly re-
commend that il be granted.
The board OF supervisors of Vernon county
do ordain as follows: That there be and here
by IS levied upon all property Of Vernon coan-
". both real and personal the sum OF $50 10
pay one-hah cost Of one bridge IN the town Of
Webster. across Otter creek. the town Of Web
Ster having provided the other half.
J. NJ WEIGH. Chairman Committee
Report of committee on roads and
bridges read and the accompanying
ordinance passed, all voting in the
affirmative except Messrs. Lien, j. Z.
johnson and Larson.
Your committee 20 whom was referred the
petition presented by Mr.. Kapanke has had
the same under consideration. and respectful
Is recommend that IL be granted
The board Of supervisors of Vernon county
do ordain as follows: That there be and is
hereby levied upon all taxable property OF said
county the sum of $500 for the town OF Hamburg
for the purpose of aiding the said town grayef
ing highways. J. M. WEIGH. Chairman.
District Attorney Bennett advised
the board in regard to the liability
of the county in quarantine cases.
Report of the county training school
board read and adopted
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
of Vernon County.
Mr.. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLMEN: =
We, the training school board, re-
pectfully submit for your considera-
ton this fifth annual report of the
County Training School.
Under your direction, we have
maintained q regular training school
for ten months, and in addition a six
weeks summer school to accOmmo-
date the young people who attend
otuel schools but expected 10 egdliE
qualify themselves TO write for a
certificate.
No change was made in our teach
ing force--Principal Smith and Miss
Ella Wilson were retained as regular
teachers and Miss Thomas was hired
for instruction in music. During the
summer six weeks school, we Sc
cured the assistance of Supt. w. p.
ColDurn of the Firoqua City schools.
Whereas, the Training school has
fully demonstrated, by its five years
of existence, that there is need and
demand for such a school, and while
it has done good work in its present
inconvenient quarters, We fully be-
lieYe that it could auG aVu4G ~ 4444oi.
more for our young people if more
convenient and better aCcommOda-
tions were provided. VA e believe
further that the increased efficiency
of the school would amply repay fuI
the building and maintaining a suit
able training school building.
we would therefore recommend
that a committee be selected by this
board with deleg dted powers to visit
other training schools, and to make
such Investigations and proeide such
plans aud specifications as may De
necessary in order to get at the prob
able cost and mainIance of a suitable
training school for this county; that
this said committee is to report to
the County Board at its regular SEES
sion next year and make such recon-
mendations as they maydeem proper.
Following is the statistical report
for the year:
Male Female
No graduated ror the year ending June
Average age Of rtudents at date Of enroll
FINANCIAL REPORT
Money on hand November u. 1911. mos s36 Is
Money appropriated ~ county board. Loo w
BOOK rent ..-.-......+.,.. 49t y
Tuition from juneau county ...,.......... u 90
Tuition from Monroe county .............. IS 10
HesslVeu from state t'.....s. - ~
Total. ..,,......,., ..;t.. s5,4s2 ~
PAID OUT