Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-12-25

Your committee on finance to whom was
referred the following resolution have had the
the same be adopted
L. NJ THOMPSON. Chairman.
Whereas. there has been some question raised
as 70 the eligibility of some drawing aid from
the soldiers relief fund. Be It resolved that
the chairman appoint committee of three
70 look up this matter and report their fnd-
B. L BAILEY.
Report of committee Of snance read and
adopted and the ordinance passed. All voting
in the affirmative.
Your committee on finance to whom was
referred the following resolution have had
same under consideration and recommend that
same be adopted.
l. NJ. THOMPSON. Chairman.
Resolved. that the sum of $1,000 be APP
propriatei to the Vernon county council of
defense, to aid the said council in carrying
on its work during the ensuing year; said
sum or such portion thereof as may be need
ed to be expended by said county council Of
defense and to be drawn from the county
treasury, as needed upon orders signed by
the chairman and secretary of said Vernon
county council of defense; such orders to be
nature and the amount of the expense and a
report TO be made to the county board at the
ALBERT sPELLuM.
The Board of Supervisors DO ordain as follows:
That there be and hereby is levied upon all
the taxable property of Vernon county except
such as IS otherwise exempt the sum IL
$1,000 to carry into effect the foregoing reso-
luton. ALBERT SPELLUM.
Report Of committee on finance read and
adopted.
The undersigned banks CT the city of vro-
qua. do hereby make the following PROPOSE
ton and bid for the use and care of the funds
of the county for the year 1919, beginning
January l. We win allow the said county
interest on daily balances at the rate of three
per cent per annum, computed at the end of
the month and credited to the open account,
on the last cay Of the month. We viii fur
I fffraav
the finance committee It IS understood that
the funds viii be divided near equal it is
convenient for the treasurer TO comply.
! H. LINDkMANN President Bank Viroqua
z. w. HAZEN, President First National.
T. o. MoRK. Cashier Farmers Bank.
Your committee on finance to whom
referred The bids on county money have had
the same under consideration. The PROPOSE
ton does not meet with the approval of the
ed bids be presented by the banks.
L. NJ THOMPSON, Chairman.
On motion of Mr. Eastman T. j. Thorson
was requested TO confer with the Westby
banks in regard TO county deposits.
Board took recess until 4 80 p. m.
Beard recOnvened at ! :3G The chairman
designated the State and County Road and
Bridge committee to act the petition from
Christians and Coon.
Smith were appointed to report on the sol
diers' memorial, referred to in resolution of
Mr.. Carter
The chairman appointed Supervisors Haley.
Brye and Lepke as delegates from this county
to Anti-Tuberculcsis meeting TO be held in
Milwaukee next month.
Mr.. Carter moved that the committee on
public property for the ensuing year consist
Of Supervisors DOZEN, Spellum and Aberg.
Resolution of Mr. Brye read and adopted
under suspension of the rules.
Resolved, That the salary of the Probate
Judge of Vernon County for the term be-
ginning January l. 1920, will be fixed at
$1,000 a year: paya6Ie monthly hly,r,
keNOEt highway
commissioners accounts read and adopted
Your committee on county highway com
nissiener's accounts beg leave to report that
we have checked the duplicate checks with
the ledger. compared the available amounts
CHCARTEP. WMDoLEN. C.wMOoRE.
Mr.. Eastman reported that the banks of
the city refused 10 change their bid for de-
of Wesley offered az per cent on daily bal
ances for the deposit of county funds. Mr..
Eastman moved that the bid of the Bank OF
lsAyes-Urness ,Brye. Eastman. Bolstad, Slaney.
Lepke. Gross, Aberg.,, Eeidenrich.. Hayden.
Granke: DOlen, Huntington, Zietlow. Heaiey.
Glass, Harris. Deaver. Earil Spelium, Carter,
Pulver, Smith, Hamilton Baker, COoden, 16.
Thompson. Moore and ThorsOn were excused
from voting.
On motion of Mr.. Eastman the board adj
'0uF"So VA EVENING ~ Z; SESSION
Board called to order at 1880 by chairman.
All present except Harris and Gross Minutes
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Resolution of Mr.. Thompson read and on
motion of Mr.. Carter adopted.
Resolved, That reward of $50 be paid for
the arrest and conviction of any person for
the destruction or mutilation of any guide
board. mile post or road marker of any de-
scription, that the highway commissioner be
authorized to have printed cardboard and
posted throughout the county signes to that
effect. l. NJ. THOMPSON.
Ordinance proposed by the committee on
finance read and adopted. all voting in the
affirmative.
Your committee on finance beg leave. to
recommend the following ordinance for adop-