Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-01-18

Principal Meridian is hereby resclnd
ed and the said 81 Of township Ii y
of range East of the 4th Principal
Meridian is hereby TO the said town
of Flambeau as though said oral-
nance No. 2. hereinbefore referred
to had never been adopted.
Section 2. The county clerk shall
Immediately after passage and publ
cation of this ordinance cause plat
and record thereof to be made speci-
flying the names and BOUNDARIES OF
the towns affected by this ordinance
and as changed thereby, which plat
and record shall be kept in the ONCE
| of such clerk as provided by law.
| Section 3. The county clerk shall
Immediately cause this ordinance to
! be published in one or more news
papers published in this county; and
such clerk shall procure and distri-
butte copies Of such papers to the sew
eral town clerks who shall file the
same in their resoective offices. The
county clerk shall also send to the
Secretary OF state a certified copy lof
this ordinance:
take effect and be in force from and
after it's passage and publications
On motion duly made and seconded
the above ordinance No. 2 was not
adopted by the following vote on roll
call by town:
Supervisors Powell, Christensen,
Backstrom. Bent & Sanborn { No "
Hedeen, Carter Selves & Oliver aye"
Supervisor Henry Rath from the
town Of Lincoln, not voting.
Report Of Committee on Poor Farm
To the honorable the county board,
Villas county, Wisconsin.
Gentlemen: Your committee ap-
pinted to investigate the G. Ell. KAN
Ike lands on Big Arbor lake and also
the lands known as the Radke farm
in the town of Lincoln wish to report
as follows:
The Radke farm as mentioned
above has been disposed of.
The Chas. I'll. ..Kamke place we looked
over thoroughly and find as follows:
Consists of approximately 230 acres OF
which Is acres is under cultivation,
Building consists of large new barn.
the first story Of concrete and six
large dwellings in fair state of pres
ervation Good soil and the larger por-
tion very easily cleared. Has a little
better than half mile Of lake 'front.'
age all with high banks. This farm is
situated two miles from Woodruff on
on the Chicago g North western BY.
Price seven thousand dollars for the
entire holding, or six thousand dollars
and reserve the two buildings on the
west side near the lake.
Respectively submitted,
Peter Hedeen
Henry Rath
John w. Oliver
Committee.
After considerable discussion a mo-
tion was duly made and seconded
that the clerk take roll call as to
whether or not it was for the best in
terests OF Villas County to purchase a
poor farm. On roll call the following
members voted that the county pur-
chased a poor farm: Frank w. Carter
John r.. Powell and c. A. Bent.
The following members voted a.
gainst the purchase:
Peter Hedeen, VIM. Selves, Henry
Rath, G. M. Ghristianson, John w.
Oliver, C. A. Rackstrom and Geo. G.
SambOrn.
Proposition No.
To the board of supervisors of Villas
County, Wisconsin.
Gentleman: We, the undersigned,
submit to your honorable body the
following proposition, to- wit:
We will lease to Villas County fol-
lowing described premises, to-wit;
The five rooms situated on the sec
ond floor of the two story building,
situation on lot four of block two,
plat O, the northeast quarter of the
northwest quarter of section 81, town
ship 40 north, of range 10 east, village
of Eagle River, lighted and heated
for the term of one year, said term to
commence on the first day of January,
1918, at the yearly rental Of four hun
dred dollars per yeac. rent to be paid
quarterly and in advance on the first
days of January, April, July and
October during said term, the said
rent to be paid by county order of
Villas county issued and signed by the
chairman of the county board OF Sup
ervisors and the county clerk of said
county at the times when such rent
becomes due and payable, in the
same manner as the salaries Of the
county officers Of said county are paid.
1t is to be understood that in case
tho said nrnmlSpS ha sold dDrinU the