The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1913-11-13
polNes Of the COUNTY BOARD.

The county board met In aunua
session Tuesday afternoon Chairmer
Lundburg presiding. All members
were present except J. B. Laun o
Kiel and H. G,lstavesop OF Rapids.
The matter Of state insurance in the
form of q letter from the secretar.
OF state came up and was referred tt
the committee on public buildings ant
improvements.
State aid fer roads OF the coun
ty as asked for by the various towns
Of Manitowoc county was shown in
report and or. motion was referred tt
the finance committee.
illegal taxes claimed by the 500 line
in the sum of 5000 was asked refunded
by that conpaoy.
Interest on county funds in the Ma
tional bank, county depositary, amount
ed to S645.72 for the past ten months
This was accrued interest from Janu.
ary, 1913 to November, 1913.
New bids for bank deposits interest
we're opened and found to be as fol-
lows:
National Bank 3 lilo per cent on
daily balances; Savings Bank 2 per
cent; St. Nazianz Bank per cent;
German American Bank 2 per cent.
This year the National Bank paid q
per cent on county funds.
During the period from May 10 tc
Nov. 10, 1918, there were,thirty insan
ity cases and one feeble-minded case
up before Judge Chloupek, according
TO his report which was read and re.
ferred. Ofthese five were discharged
and Is committed.
There were ten men from this city
one being sent to the county asylum
two discharged, and seven sent to Osh.
kosh Eight men were examined
from the country, two being charge.
able to Sheboygan county, two dis
charged and four sent to Oshkosh.
Four women were examined from the
city, three committed and one case
pending There we're three women
nom the country, two being sent to
the county asylum and one to Oshkosh.
There we're four insane cases from
Two Rivers, two men being sent to
Oshkosh, one woman discharged and
one sent to Oshkosh.
Seven tuberculosis patients were
committed in the same periods, one to
Wales, and six to Maple Crest. One
girl was sent to Sparta, and one boy
70 the industrial school.
The board sdjor-ned till Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock.
The board met Wednesday morning
pursuant to adjournment.
A petition from Hamilton and Egg
gers Of Two Rivers asking the board
to appropriate $4,000 for the lake shore
road, despite the fact that the town
had refused to vote it's share as provi-
ded by law, was read. An answer to
the petition from the town board of
Two Rivers was also read. The petit
tion and the answer were referred TO
the committee on roads and bridges.
The case is pending in court.
A communication from the state
highway commission Informing the
board that Frank Muth and Gust Eg-
CERT were the two highest on the list
for road commissioner was read and on
motion placed on file. The election
Of commissioner was made IA special
order for Saturday morning.
A petition from committee of the
Manitowoc Country Teachers Associa-
tion asking the board to provide for
the erection OF school house for the
training school was read and referred
to the committee on education.
Supervisor Last moved that the
clerk cast q ballot for the reelection
Of John Hoyer as janitor for the en-
suing year. The motion carried un-
animously. In response to call for a
speech MIR. Hoyer, took the floor and
in q neat speech thanked the board for
his election.
The board then adjourned until Fri
day morning at 10 o'clock.