Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-11-10

OF SUPERVISORS convened at the court
house Tuesday morning at eleven o clock
with all members present. Following is
THE MEMBERSHIP ROLL
Bergen-AIbert Granke.
Christiana-J. &. Baglien.
Clinton-William Dolen
Coon-Adolph c. BFye-
Forest-C. j. Eastman.
Franklin-Torger Berg.
Genoa-Geo. W. Powell
Greenwood-R. c. Shreve.
Hamburg John Zietlow.
Harnony--John =. Lepke
Hillsboro-Frank Burnham.
Jefferson--L@ NJ. Thompson.
KicIapoo-Chas o. Smith
Iiberty-C. A Smith.
Stark-Justiee Fulmer
Sterling-Albcrt j. Broadhead
union--Joseph Hsugh
Niroqua Thomas Stevens,
Webster-Nick Dorehicd.
Wheatland-C. r. Salla nder.
Whitestown-Emil Erickson
Coon Valley Village Ole j. Lien
De Soto Village a. Haskell.
Hillsboro Nilage-C. F. Mulch.
Ia Fargo Village. J. Marshall
Ontario Nillage-John N. D0rner
Readstown Village Clarence H. Carter
Stoddard Vilage-John Pulver.
Viola Village-Fred Lepley.
Mestby VILLAGE. X. Schreiner
Viroqua City-First ward. l. S. Hamilton; Sec
ond ward. E. w. Hazen; Third ward. W. E. Gar
rett.
The board was called to order by
Chairman Clarence H. Carter, Clerk
Moore reading the roll. The chairman
announced that the first thing IN order
was election of chairman. DR.. Schrein-
er moved that the rules be suspended
and mir. Carter be reelected, which
motion unanimously prevailed. Mr..
Carter feelingly thanked his fellow
members for the confidence reposed
in him and the compliment of an cleo
ton free from opposition. Ie urged
a short and business like session.
By the same process, on motion of
Supervisor Eastman, Supervisor |. S.
Hamilton of this city was elected vice
chairman for the third time unanimous
ly.
On motion of Mr.. Eastman the rules
governing the session of 1914 were adopt
ed for guidance of this board
Superintendent Buffers and trustees
of the county asylum extended an in
vitation to inspect that institution at
noon of Wednesday, which invitation
was unanimously accepted. Superin-
tendent Fowell extended like invita-
ton for aims house visitation for Thurs.
day noon, and the invitation was &C.
cepted. Supervisors Hamilton and Ha-
zen were appointed to make arrange
ment for conveyances.
On motion of Mr.. Haugh board adj
journed to two o'clock in the afternoon.
On reassembling Supervisor Schrein-
er offered a resolution amending the
rules so that an additional committee
to be known as Committee on High
way Commissioner Accounts" shall
be appointed The resolution was
adopted
Chairman Carter announcedhis stand
ing committees as follows:
Claims Supervisors Haugh, Berge and Mulch
Finance-Supervisors Schreiner. Broadhead and
Hazen.
Judiciary Supervisors Baglien, Durner and C.
A. Smith.
Poor and Insane-supervisors Eastman, Hamil.
ton and Haskell
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Brye. Marshall Full
mer. Granke and Lien.
Printing-Supervisors Stevens. Zietlow and
Sallander.
Supervisors Dolen. Thompson and Carter.
The board adjourned till nine O'Clock
this morning.
The board is composed of a younger
looking sssemblsge of men than usual.
Charley Eastman is attempting to be
among the kids by reason of having
shaven clean, although he leads the
whole bunch in years of service. com
mencing in 1900, coming continuously for
fifteen sessions, excepting that he
dropped out for the year 1902. He was
chairman for four consecutive years,
declining a reelection last fall. Clerk
Moore has also acted as clerk for IF
teen sessions, starting in that capacity
as deputy under j. j. Marshall. Mr..
Broadhead is next in line of years on
the board. eleven in all. Supervisors
DOZEN and Haugh and Hamilton, too,
follow pretty close to Brosdhead.
There are fewer new members than
usual, being Messrs. Granke, Sallander,
Erickson, Lepley, Hszen and Garrett.
Old members returning after a lapse
of years are Berge, Lien and Mutch.
the latter changing from Hil's1oro town
to the village.
Mr.. Baglien is the eldest member of
the board, Mr.. Granke the youngest.
More than two thirds of the gentlemen
in its membership are natives OF YER
non county