Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1917-05-11
FRIDAY MAY IL, 1877.
TOWN BOARD PROCEEDINGS.

w tOenn, WIS. April ~, 1911.
The board OF supervisors of the town
of Wabeno met at the clerks Office in
the town hall for the purpose of organic
ing and to transact such Other.business
as might legally come before the board
Present VIM. Hubbard, E. j. Schroe-
der and F. j. Kopecky. Meeting call
ed to order at o'clock p. m. by Wm.
Hubbard, chairman.
Motion made seconded and carried
that the following resolution be adopt
ed:
Resolved by the board of supervisors
of the town of Wabeno that the mar
shall of said town be and he hereby is
ordered and required, in addition to
the other duties imposed upon him by
law and oy order of This board:
TO be on duty and patrol the vii
iage streets every day from IL O'Clock
atnoon until IL O'clock midnight.
70 see that all saloons and poo
rooms are closed promptly at the hour
fixed by the board for closing and on
Sundays, TO promptly report in writ
ing to the town clerk the name of any
person failing to close his saloon OF
pool room as SO required.
70 arrest with or without process
and with reasonable diligence to take
before ii justice of peace every person
found on the streets of said town in a
state of intoxication or engaged in any
. disturbance of the peace or violating
any law IF this state.
TO permit no coasting with seds
or skating with ice skates or roller
skates on the idewalks.
To see that sidewalks are kept
clean and good passahle condition foI
pedestrians. To promptly report t.
the chairman any defective or danger
GUS place IN any sidewalk.
10 keep the town hall clean and t.
have the same properly heated and
light when required for any official
business or public meeting.
Resolved Further that the failure on
the part of the marshal to enforce the
above orders or any of them or any
future order made by this board, shall
be deemed sufficient grounds ~ the
removal of said marshal by the said
town board.
Dated April 10, 1917.
VIM. Hubbard
T.. j. Schroeder
F. }. Kupecky
Board of Supervisors.
Motinn made, seconded and carried
that the vote for marshal be by ba lot
The clerk read applications from the
following for The position of marshal
for the ensuing year: A A. Carter
Geo Grant aud Frank Loudo. Result
of first ballot, Carter, one, Grant, one
aud Londo one. Result of second BAL
lot, Carter, one, Grant, one and Londo
one Result of third ballot, Londo Two
and Grant, one Frank Londo having
received IA majority of the votes cast
was declared appointed marshal for
the ensuing year at salary of $500 on
pay able in equal monthly installments
On motion made, seconded and car
rled Bert GoodchiId was appointed
road superintendent of Dis l.
On motion made, seconded and car
ried Max Hoffman was appointed road
superintendent of Dist 3. to embrace
the roads from the railroad to Henry
RummelS farm, also the road to Frank
Kopeckys farm north to the Kufner
Johnson farms to the town line.
Dist. 3 Carter, Wm. Collins to hold
over as superintendent for the ensuing
year.
On motion made, seconded AID car
ried Rob. Forrest was appointed road
superintendent of Dist. 4 Padus.
DIST. Vim. Rummel to hold over as
road superinte ndent for the ensuing
year.
Dist John Helmle to hold over as
road superintendent for the ensuing
year.
On motion made, seconded aud car
rled Andrew Willette was appoi nted
Pound Master and Weed Commissioner
for the ensuing year.
On motion made. seconded and car
ried Andrew Wiilette was appointed
caretaker of the FOREST HIu cemetary
for she ensuing year.
The petition of Joe Juneau and 30
other freeholders for the laying oct OF
ahighway- to commence at the south
east corner of the northeast quarter
81 the south east quarter of Sec. One
;4-l4 thence one mile west, thence one
fourth mile south on section line, thence
vest one mlle4hronob sea-; -, -,