Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-12-29

salary (County's part) ..... SlO99.91
OIhce help. -. ............. 1000
One half cost of Monograph. 1850
Smut machine. ...... 1850
Telephone and Tolls. ... $500
Rent (July to Sept. 3D.. 1850
miscellaneous ............ $3.50
Total. ..,.............. 1357.10
The board recommends that the coun-
lty agricultural agent system be con-
tinued for two years from July /,
1921 and submit the following
Estimate for 1921-1922
Salary (county's share) ...$ 10000
Stenographic clerk ....... 10000
Office Expense. ............. 10000
| lOtah ,.,............. ZOOO.OU
Respectfully submitted,
VIM. DOLEN
VIM. HEALY
c. w. MOORE
GEO. SANFORD, Sec'y
Therefore, be it resolved, that the
county agricultural agent system be
continued for a period of two years
beginning July 1, 1921.
The Board of Supervisors do ordain:
| That there be and hereby is levied
upon all taxable property of Vernon
County, except such as is otherwise
exempt, the sum of $4,000 to carry
on the county agricultural agent sys-
TEN for the ensuing year.
VIM. DOLEN, chairman.
The board then adjourned until 10
A. M. Saturday.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1920
| Board called to order at 10 by chair
man Dolen. Opened by an Invocation
by Rev. Harris. Roll call shows all
members present except Messrs Boil
stad, Pliner and Wrobel who had been
excused. Minutes of last session read
and approved.
Mr.. Curti asked to withdraw pet
ition of towns of Harmony, Wheatland
and Genoa. Permission granted and
the petition was withdrawn.
| Mr.. Broadhead asked permission to
withdraw the petition for $500 which
was presented by him Monday. Mr..
Carter moved that the petition be with
drawn and the ordinance and other
proceedings pertaining to the same
be stricken from the records. Carried.
| Petition of Mr.. Curti read and re-
/ ferred to committee on roads and
bridges.
Petition of Mr. Broadhead read and
referred to committee on roads and
bridges.
Report to committee on ways and
means read and adopted and the ac-
companying ordinance passed all vot-
ing in the affirmative.
Resolved, by the county board Of
supervisors, that there be appropriat-
ed to the committee on public property
! a sum sufficient and not to exceed
| So 900, for new porch at the south
entrance to the court house; an extern
| sion to the coal bin sufficient to store
two carloads of coal, to be built on
the west side of the present bin, and
! the construction of garage thereon,
| for use of the Sheriff; concrete drive
to extend from the south entrance of
the court house to the garage, thence
road to be filled and graded, some
shrubbery planted at the north end,
and young shade trees set elsewhere
about the court house park as is deem
ed practicable.
Resolved that the committee author
| lied to make said improvements be
empowered to employ an architect to
draw plans for the porch, coal bin and
garage, and surveyor to design and
lay out the improvements in grounds.
7. J. TH0RSON
The County Board of Supervisors
do ordain, that there be appropriated
from the funds now in the treasury,
earned as interest on county funds,
sum sufficient to meet and carry out
the requirements of the above reso-
luton, not to exceed $4,000.
AD0LPH G. BRYE, chairman
Report of committee on finance read
and adopted.
We, your committee on finance, to
whom was referred the bids on county
deposits, have had same under con-
sideration.
We recommend that the offer of the
Westby State Bark of 35-100 per
annum computed on daily balances
credited to the county monthly, said
money to be subject to draft on de-
mand at all times and to furnish the
necessary bonds therefor be accepted.
L. NJ. THOMPSON, chairman.
Report of committee on finance read
and adopted.
We, your committee on finance, have
audited the books Of the Register of
Deeds, checked same with fee book,
compared same with County Treasur-
er's receipts and find same correct.
A new tract index of Volume Three
as ordered by the last session Of the
County Board, is now completed. We
have inspected same and find 40 1862
entries. We recommend that an order
be drawn on the general fund of the
county for 995.24 to pay for same.
We find that 263 soldiers discharges
have been recorded the past year for
which the register Of deeds receives
25c each. We recommend that an ord
er be drawn for SGT Is on the general
fund to pay for same.
L. II. THOMPSON, Chairman.
Report Of committee on roads and
bridges read and adopted and the or
dinance passed all voting in the affir-
native.
Your committee TO whom was refer
red the petition of Mr. Granke, have
had the same under consideration and
recommend that the same be granted.
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