Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-11-18

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the county and he thought there
: should be more for administration.
William Ha1bersleben, r. B. Griggs
and r.. F. Mercer we're reelected
members of the highway committee.
e. H. Groth was reelected commits
,sioner.
Will Sell Lot
Maria Clark, before her death, deed
ed a. lot in the Third ward to the coun-
ty. the value of which was to be used
for her care. She has since died and
it was decided by the board to sell the
lot to the highest bidder.
The county clerk will have charge OF
the bookkeeping in the highway office
The committee on education report
ed.
The county officers will make an
expense account to the board.
The sum of $3.50 was set aside for
the travelling library and the sum of
$3.50 was ordered paid to Columbia
county as tuition for Florence Moss at
the training school.
A large number of bills were allow
ed.
(F'rOm Saturdays dailyl
On Friday afternoon the three mem
bers of the county board Of education
came before the board of supervisors
and discussed the advisability Of re-
tanning the two supervising teachers
on account Of the expense. The ques-
tion was not only discussed by the
board members on education, Frank
Morley, J. w Waterbury, and Charles
Pearson but statements were added
by Miss Title Schlumberger and
County superintendent A. H. Martin.
BY The following vote the county
board decided to retain the superVis-
ing teachers:
Ayes-Supervisors Bartenbach Car
penter, Cook, Dargel Doering, Dona-
hue, Enge, Eschenbach, FitzsimmOns,
Hemingway, HoltZ Horkan, Homber-
ger Koenecke, Loos, McKUne, Mears,
Nichols, Quinn, Scallon Schoephoes-
ter, Steuber, Thomas and Weitzel.
Noes-Barnett, Cahoon, Doll, Hud-
son, Koenig, Mackesey, Mather, Mach
reiner
THE county board of education,
however, can limit the supervising
teachers to one if it so desires.
The committee to which had been
referred the October expense account
of Miss Palma Grain, county nurse,
referred the matter back to the board.
1t was decided to appropriate $175
to cover her expenses for October,
November and De ,ember The matter
came up on account of the apprOpria-
ton for this office being exhausted.
The report of County Judge ]. H.
Hill was adopted and 500 was appro-
prlated for child welfare work
The account for the damage to a
car belonging to H. M. Eschenbach
was referred to the District Attorney.
County money will be deposited in
the three banks in Baraboo.
The sum of $500 was appropriated
to make an exhibit at the state fair
The committee on county po"r in
regard to the bill of Ernest Craw ford
was read and approved.
The contract for the board Of pris >
er3 will be decided at the January SEES
sion.
1t was decided to increase the
amount for stenographer in the
office of the district attorney from
$40 to $50 per month
The Abelman bank holds a mort
gage of 1926, including interest,
against the property of Mrs. Ellen
Baldwin in the city of Baraboo. The
bank agreed to take 1925 if the coun-
ty would lift the mortgage and take
the property. This the board decided
to do. In time the county will sell
the house and lot
Miss Palma Grain county nurse,
presented bill of $28.75 for tent,
an assistant and so forth This the
county had refused to pay because no
provision had been made for tents
and assistants The bill was referred.
Auto for Official Duties
1t was also decided the pay OF the
county nurse should be $500 her ex-
penses $500 and that she should not
use the automobile in her possession
except for official duties.
The salary of the stenographer for
the county Judge was fixed at $S5 per
month and that of the deputy county
clerk at $500.
The salary of the county superin-
tendent of schools was decided to be
$780,; his expenses 5000; his print
ing bill $500; his assistant $1,000;
and other expenses $500; making a
grand total of $500 for the office.
Account Overorawn
The account of the office of the
county superintendent was reported
voVerdrawn to the amount of 81 ,094.01.
1t was explained that about $500 Of
this dated back to the time when Miss
Jessie Martiny was superintendent