Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-11-12

ing remarks in thanking his colleagues
for an unsought reelection, stating
that he had asked no member for his
support. 1t is a handsome compliment
to Mr.. Eastman after his long service
on the board and its presiding officer
for four terms. Senator Hoyt only
served as long in that capacity Su-
pervisor Hamilton was also compliment
ed by unanimous reelection as vice
chairman, on motion Of Supervisor Ka-
panke.
In the voting, Supervisors Tulloch,
Solverson and 0ldfield acted as tellers
On motion of Supervisor Goodell rules
o. 1912 were adopted for government
of present session.
On motion of Mr. Kapanke adjourn
ment to three O'clock was taken in or
der to afford the chairman time to make
up his list of standing committees.
The board is remarkable for changes
of membership There are seventeen
such, or more than half. The changes
are Messrs. Baglien, Brye, Kegley,
ter. Dorschied, Olson, Haskell, Mar
version. GOodell, Carter and Porter have
served be fore, the latter in Crawford
and Wood counties. Mr. Goodell was
chairman of the board some years.
There is greater sprinkling of young
men than usual.
To witness opening Of the board ses-
sion there were present ex members,
Messrs. Van S Bennett. McAuley,
Vance, Silbaugh, Shreve, May, Morley,
Fowel, Ole Anderson, Won Ruben,
Root, Favor and Munson. Messrs
Anderson and Bennett were members
forty years ago and served in later
years. They were on the board when
the present court house was located
ard built.
On reassembliug Chairman Eastman
announced his committees az follows:
Finance-Supervisors oidheld. L. NJ. Thompson
and Porter.
Clairns-supervisors Bailey. Haskell and schrei-
ner.
Judiciary Supervisors Kapanke. Baglien and
Dorner.
Roads and Bridges-Supervisor L. o. Thonp-
son. Hall, Peterson. Warren and Lepke.
Ways and MesnB--SUperviscrs johnson, Sehroe-
der. Williams. Dorscheid. Olson and Solversou.
Poor and Insane Supervisors Morgan. Carter
and Kegley.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tulloch, Eeumann
Haugh. Marshall, Goodell and Brye
Printing Supervisors Hamilton. Conrad and
Stohrer.
Invitation from Superintendent and
Mrs. Buffers asking board 70 visit the
county asylum and take dinner on We'd
nesday was read Mr.. Goodell moved
that the invitation be not accepted,
but that thanks be extended for the in
vitation; which was seconded by DR..
Schreiner. On this question there was
a lively discussion, with Messrs Goodeil
and Schreiner opposing visit on account
of expense and time consumed. Messrs.
Kapanke and Hamilton commended that
il was no material waste of time and
that it was the duty of members to vis-
it and acquaint themselves with needs
of Institutions ard their management,
when board has the great
number of new members that the pres
ent one has. On the question all mem
bers voted to accept the invitation and
make the visit except Messrs. Goodell
Schreiner, Solverson, Olson, Marshall,
Dorner and Baglien.
On question of accepting invitation
to aims house for Thursday a somewhat
similar debate was held, but the invita-
ton was accepted with little opposition.
Il was contcuded hat these Two irstitu-
tons 10 uld be looked over in one day,
taking supper at the aims house. Chair
man Ea8tsaaa called Vice Chairman
Hamilton ~ the chair, and vigorously
opposed a night session at the county