Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-06-25

Supervisors Diederich, Cox and
Riegel.
Sheriff and Coroners
Supervisors Kassela, Doors and
Triplett.
Audit and Settlement
Supervisors Stare, Coon and
Ballou.
Town Organization \
Supervisors Rhodes, Triplett and
Doors.
Building and Grounds
Supervisors Streater, Schmidt,
Rhodes, Kassela and Harwood.
Roads and Bridges
Supervisors Gill and Calkins.
Illegal Certificates
Supervisors Cox, Jones and Will
son.
Printing and Stationery
Supervisors Ryan, Jones and Du-
kerschen.
Miscellaneous
/ Supervisors Braiherd, Cox and
rriplett.
Development
Supervisors Schmidt, Carnachan
and Rhodes.
Poor Farm
Supervisors Manley, Kassela and
Wilson.
County Eair
Supervisors Hand, Shafer and
Stare.
Per Diem
Supervisors Skrzypczak, Riegel
and Dukerschen.
Supervisor Coon moved that the
appointment of committees be adopt
ed Motion carried.
Petitions from the towns of Mar
shall, hurry, Big Bend, Stubs and
Washington for bridges and roads
were read and referred to the Road
and Bridge committee.
Resolution No. 1 read and re
ferred to the Development Com
| mittee.
Resolution No. 2 read and referred
to the County Fair Committee.
Resolution No. 3 read and referred
to the Finance and Taxation Com
| mittee.
Resolution No. 4 read and referred
| to the Road and Bridge Committee.
REPORT OF BRIDGE COMMITTEE
We, your committee on bridges, to
whom was referred the petitions for
bridges across the Chippewa river
| between the towns Of Big Bend and
| Washington at the Annual Meeting,
| would recommend that neither Of the
sites petitiOned for be accepted.
But if the Board should decide that
| a bridge was necessary at this time,
would recommend the same be To-
Gated just west Of the west one
eighth lie running north and south
through section fourteen Q4), town
ship thirty-three (33), Range eight
| 80 west, as we believe this would
accommodate all parties and be sat
isfactory to most Of the residents of
| the towns. 1t would also cost much
less to build a bridge at this point
| as the river is narrow.
G. JOINER,
JOHN GILL.
Supervisor Coon moved that the
report be accepted and placed on
Tile. Motion carried
We, the undersigned committee, to
whom was referred the petition of
residents of the town Of Big Bend
for a change Of County Road sys-
tenn as follows: ''To begin at a point
north or near the Island Lake school
house, thence southeast to the one
eighth (1-8) corner On quarter CD
line section tWenty-eight (28), Town
thirty-three (33) North, Range eight
50 west; thence south along said
quarter (A) line a distance Of three
fourths ~ of mile to intersect
town road at the quarter Oh cor
1er of sections tWenty-eight (28) and
chirty-three (33), following town road
south to county line road and at the
completion Of this road, the town
road on eighth Q-8) line running
lorth and south through section
,Wenty-eight (28) a distance Of one
hundred and seventy 170) rods, be
discontinued"
Would recommend that the petit
ion be granted, provided that the
'ight-of-Way be secured, cleared three
DDS wide and stumped two rods
vide ready for the grader wholly at
ahe expense of the town. The town
IF Big Bend to pay-one-half Of the
cost of ditching and the other half to
be paid by the county and town TO-
gether.
The town to straighten the road
from the quarter post between sec
tons % and SO and running south
through section SO to county line and
MI Of cold