Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1913-01-09
Resolution No, 1.


ferred until tomorrow's me- sing.
Resolution No 2
BY VIM Hooper
Whereas, this County Board has dur
ing the past several years set aside an
appropriation to be used by the County
Clerk for Deputy hire, and
Whereas, the work in said office has
rapidly increased, owing to the numer-
Gus new duties placed on said Office by
the Legislatures of 1909 and 1911, and
Whereas, Chapter Ii of the laws of
1909 provides that the County Clerk
shall appoint one or more deputies and
that the County Board may in its des-
erection. fix the salary of said deputy
or deputies, therefore,
Be 1t Resolved, that the salary of
said Deputy County Clerk be fixed at
| not to exceed the sum of Two Hundred
$500 oO) Dollars per annum, such salary
| to be paid ia the same manner as the
salaries OF other county officers except
that same be according to number of
days employed each month
On motion of Supv- VIM. Hooper
Resolution No. 2 was unanimously
adopted.
On motion this Board adjourned
until 900 A. M. Thursday.
THURSDAY NOV. 21st, 900
a m.
The Board convened and was cali
ed to order by the Chairman.
The Clerk called the roll, all mem
bers present except Supervisor Scheu-
On motion the reading of the Jour
nal OF previous meeting was dispensed
with
On motion the rules were suspend
ed and Prof. M. H. Jackson was re-
quested to address this board in re-
gard to the Agriculture School and the
contest.
Resolution No. 8.
By Claus johnson.
Resolved. 1t is the desire of the
County Board, that the Commissioner
of Highways of Wood County, com
mence in the Spring of 1913, as soon as
practicable, on building a road, on
what is known as the Vesper road at
the City Limits of the City of Grand
Rapids, and proceeding North towards
Vesper as far as the Appropriation will
carry; and that the stone therefor be
purchased while there is sleighing.
Supervisor Seidl moved and the
same was seconded that Resolution
No. 3 be laid on the table.
The motion was lost by the follow
ing vote, the clerk calling the roll:
Ayes, Is.
Joseph Kundinger Jos A Chapman,
F. A. Neve, A. E Bennett, L. F.
Phillips, John Wolf, Geo. Hooper, j.
F. Seidl, G. E. Zero, James w. Lewis,
r. f. Hass, Jacob P. Esser, J. Rothen-
berger, Fred Hass, J, ]. Iverson, Isaac
Erickson.
Hayes, 30.
Edward Morris, N. NJ. Berg, S. w.
Snyder, James K. P. Hiles, Lewis
Schroeder, B. R. Goggins, P Nc
Camley, Edward Lynch, Geo. T. Row
land, F. c.. Henke, VIM. T. Mobiles,
Ebbe, w Schimmelpfenig, P. J. Kraus,
&c. B. Wharfeld, Thomas Wright,
Anton Meidl, VIM. Hooper, E. Eich-
steadt, K. Knuteson, G.. johnson.
Absent and not voting, Supervisors,
F. L. Rourke, Scheuer, Brown and o.
J. Leu.
Supervisor Johnson moved the adop-
ton OF the Resolution.
The motion was lost by the follow
ing vote the Clerk calling the roll
Ayes, II.
Edward Morris, N. M. Berg, S. w.
Snyder, P McCamley Edward Lynch
Geo. T. Rowland, F. G. Henke, VIM.
T. Mobiles, B. r. Goggins, Frank Whit
Wbarfeld Thomas Wright, Anton
Meidl, K Knuteson, Claus Johnson.
Hayes, %.
Neve, A E. Bennett, j. K P Hiles
Lewis Schroeder, L. F. Phillips, Henry
Ebbe, W. J. Schimmelpfenig, John
Wolf, Geo Hooper, VIM Hooper. J. F.
Seidl, G. E Zero, J. Lewis, E. Eich-
steadt, r. F. Hass, Jacob Esser, J.
Rothen berger. Fred Hass, o. J. Leu, J.
J. Iverson, Isaac Erickson.
Absent and not voting, Supervisors
Rourke, Scheur, Brown.
Supervisor Morris moved that Wood
county raise the sum Of 100000 to
be used in constructing a trunk line
road between Grand Rapids and
Marshheld
Supervisor Whar6eld second the
motion
Supervisor Seidl arose to point
Of order and was sustained by the
chairman
Resolution No l. which was intro
duced at yesterdays session and laid
over under the rules, was at this time
taken up and on roll call adopted Kun
dinger, Whitrock, Rothenberger and
Knuteson, absent; Scheuer.
Supervisor Goggins moved that the
county clerk send copy of resolution
No. to each town clerk.
The motion was carried.
Supervisor Meidl introduced the
following resolution and moved for
the adoption Of the same.
Resolution No
By A. J. Meidl:-
WHEREAS, the territory along the
principal Travelled highways between
the city of Grand Rapids and the city
of Marshfeld is well inhabited and
thickly settled and,
WHEREAS, there is quite an exten-
sive amount of travel from the city of
Grand Rapids to the city of Marshfield
and Marshfield to the city of Grand
Rapids and which is continually in
creasing:
THEREFORE, be it resolved by the
county board of supervisors of Wood
county that the Wood County High