Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1913-04-22
COUNTY BOARD.

AS stated in last weeks PILOT, on
Tuesday afternoon j. ID. Christie was
elected chairman of the County Board
and on Wednesday morning when the
board convened at o'clock, he made
his appointments, which were con-
firmed as follows:
Finance-ProtZe, Beebee, Fisher,
Peterson, Paronto.
Public Property Gaetzman, Run
kel, Kiefer, Schewe, Means.
Agriculture-Lemke, Erdman, Ja-
cobson, Sorenson, Bandy.
Delinquent Taxes-F. Y. Schilling,
Doering, Ailber, Beebee, Oesterrich.
Printing and Stationery-KraF Sc,
Frank Schilling, Dessert, Butt, Ham
us.
Judiciary-Sweet, Kronenwetter,
Paff, Ritger, Petarski.
Sheriff and Justice Accounts-Hed-
rich, Goetz, f. X. Schilling, Nahring,
Ettringer.
Roads and Marquardt,
Ramthun, Kreig, Thomas, Vogt.
General Claims Bower, Krause,
Kanter, Jeske, Greed.
Per Diem and Mileage KrOnen-
wetter, Schroeder, Brekke, Jacobson,
Damon
Salaries and Fees-Junk, Protze,
KVSOW, TraWicki. Berger.
Equalization-Eggebrecht, Ringle,
Chesak, Guenther, Lemke, Holzem,
Kretlow, Mccullough; Koch.
Poor-Krueger, Hoge, Doering,
Woijtasik, Erdman.
Education-Gowell, Sweet, Creed,
GoetZ, Nahring.
Sidney j. Clark was appointed to
act as special lumber Inspector for
forty days at S4.0O per day and ex-
penses.
In the afternoon the members of
the board went out to inspect the
fair grounds.
Thursday morning a resolution was
adopted which provided for a COM
mittee of two for the investigation of
a number of previous claims, TO the
amount of something in the neigh
borhood of S4,0O0,'of some of the
county towns against the city, on
which the committee is to report at
the November meeting.
The heating of the county Jail prov
ing expensive and unsatisfactory the
public property committee was in
structed TO investigate the matter
and if found faulty to be at once
remedied. Members of the Board
wandered down to the Jail later in
the morning to look over the premises
and passed their opinion on it's de-
fectiveneSs.
At tbs afternoons brief session a
resolution was adopted to appropriate
$500. to take agricultural products of
the county to the state fair, which
was met with some opposition and
was finally reluctantly carried by an
insignificant majority. At four
O'Clock a large majority of the members
visited the asylum and home hospital,
for the purpose of looking over those
premises and found them ready for
their reception then and at all times
and commended Superintendent NJ. H.
Duncan and his capable wife in their
management of those institutions.
Fridays session opened in the
morning at 500 O'Clock and closed at
l0:30. The sum of $500 was appropri-
ated to repair the west approach to
the fair grounds, so as TO make it
more passable in wet weather, which
was very wise piece of legislation
on the part of the Board and each one
is deserving of bron2ed medal for
this action in this respect.
f. c. Kretlow, W. +. Lemke anG
Ernst Ringle were selected asa special
committee to confer and act with The
asylum trustees in reference 70 the
purchasing of additional land for till.
able purposes for the asylum.
+. y. Schilling and a. 4. Beebe,
were chosen as special committee
To make settlement of indebtedness:
! of the city TO the county, as previous
Y stated at Thursdays session of Tn,
Board.