Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1916-01-14

oflnS the same laIlu lSouGu Ou the tax
of 1910, for the sale OF 1911, recorded
in Volume 81 of Deeds, page 259. be
and the same are hereby cancelled 81
far as they refer to said land for the
reason that the said land was govern,
ment land and not subject to assess.
ment for the years above mentioned
and the County Clerk is hereby an.
thorized upon request to issue a Ger.
tificate of cancellation in accordance
with the provisions Of the Wisconsin
Statutes for 1915.
PETER SANDBECK, Supervisor
On motion Resolution No. II was
dor ted, all members voting Aye.
RESOLUTION NO. is.
Resolution No. Is. offered by Super
visor Peter Sandbeck.
RESOLVED by the County Boar
of Supervisors of Villas County that
the following tax deeds, viz: a tax
deed covering Northeast Quarter Of
the Northwest Quarter of Section g..
Township AZ North, of Range East
on the tax of 1906, for the sale of 1907
and recorded in Volume IA of Deeds
page 256, tax deed covering tha4
same lands on the tax of 1908, for the
sale of 1909, and recorded in Volume
IA of Deeds, page 313, and a tax deed
covering the same lands on the tax
of 1909, for the sale of 1910, and re- /
corded in Volume IA of Deeds, page
$40. be and the same are hereby can
celled so far as they are lien upon
said lands for the reason that the said
lands were government lands and still
are government lands and are not as.
sessable, and that the County Clerk is
hereby authorized to issue a certificate
of cancellation upon request.
PETER SANDBECK, Supervisor.
On motion, Resolution No. Is was
all members voting Aye.
RESOLUTION NO. 10.
Resolution No. 10, offered by Super
visor Peter Sandbeck.
RESOLVED by the County Board
of Supervisors of Villas County that
Oscar Gunderson be and he is hereby
elected County Agriculture RepreseV
tative OF Villas County for terpf Of
two years.
On motion, Resolution Nd 10 was
all memDeIs voting Aye.
hE0OEO iOlN W. ~.
Resolution No. 20, offered by Super
visor G.. S. Erwin.
RESOLVED by the County Board
Of Supervisors Of Villas County that
n NJ Emmons be and he
is hereby appointed a committee Of
one to examine the reports of the
County Clerk, Clerk of Court, County
and Register of Deeds and
to compare said reports, Records and
Papers with the official books, records
and papers in such offices and make
full report with his recommendations
to said board. The said Supervisor
N. NJ Emmons is hereby authorized to
employ two expert accountants to Q
sist him in checking and cOmno
such reports, records and Dapep
price for such serYicGsfs here6
At Five dollars per day $5.0GI
when the work is complete and 49,
cepted by the said Board, the County
Clerk and the Chairman OF this Boardl ].
are hereby authorized to draw and
issue county orders for the same.
Dated this 3rd day of Dec, 1915. n
G. S. ERWIN, Supervisors
On motion, Resolution No 20 was
duODIGu,
RESOLUTION NO. ri.
Resolved by the County BoardN
Of Supervisors of Villas County, Wis.
3onsin, in adjourned annual meeting
July assembled that the several sums
hereinafter set forth be and the same
ire hereby levied upon all of the taxa
Die property of Villas County for the
rear 1916 for the purposes and funds
herein set forth:
For State Taxes Sill 1902
Tor County officers salaries
and Fund ... IL 00000
For District Attorneys Con-
tingent Fund . 10000
For General County Fund. 100000
resentative ........................ 100000
For State Aid Highway Fund 14,50O.OO
j. w. PINCH, Supervisor
Roll Call: Kamke, aye; Sandbeck,
aye; Emmons, aye; Gabe
aye; Pinch, aye; Erwin, aye; Mack
aye; Meloy, aye; Backstrom, aye;
Bent, aye; Saltenberger, aye.
On motion, Resolution No. II was
adopted.
On motion the board took a recess
until 100 O'Clock p. M
The board met at $50 o'clock p. m.
and were called to order by the Chair
man Chas. H. Kamke.
All members were present.
To the County Board of Villas County
Gentlemen hereby beg leave to
submit the second annual report Of my
work as Agricultural Representative
Of Villas County.
During the first year a considerable
portion Of my time was spent in get
ting acquainted with people and con,
ditions After this was accomplished
there was work to do in abundance
carrying out certain definite projects
and answering calls for assistance ana
advice.
During the winter illustrated stere-
opticon lectures were given in nearly
all the school houses in the county;
Twenty-eight such meetings were held
in all
This summer we have Travelled a.
bout 1000 miles by auto, besides sew
eral trips by rail and other convey
ances
n,,r 1,a;r1 limo of oeeo,,4 c;noa cOul-