Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-06-17

ors Summerville, J. c. Riegel and E.
| S. Spear.
Audit and Settlement-Superv
ors J. Helm, Jr., O. A. Sergent and H.
j. Baxter
Building and Grounds-Supervis-
ors " V. Miller, J. r. Ducklow, V.
I Kurz, Frank Conrath and TheO.
Bennett.
Justice and COnstables-Superv
ors w. H. Umback, S. Halas and c.
A. Paul.
Sheriff and COroner-Superviso
A. w. Jipson, P. NJ. Brown and H. A.
Groves.
Town Observation-Disclosures
A. Carter, Sam Bida and j. r. Duck
low
Illegal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. V.
V. Miller, Herbert Giebel and w. S..
Stroup.
Printing and Stationery-Super-
visors o. A. Sergent, G. l.. Spear and
P. H. DOar.
DeveIopment-Supe Frank
Conrath, O. l.. Hotz and Art Lind
blad
Poor Fa,m-Geo. Manley, H. S.
McHugh and John Erickson.
County Fair-Supervisors D. j..
, Summerville, j. C. Riegel and j. Bur-
! bank.
MiscellaneOus-SupervisOrs c. JOY
ner, j. w. Jones and Frank thinner.
Per Diem-Supervisors Theo. Ben
nett Wilfred Schmidt and r. A.
Young.
County NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
John Helm, Jr., V. V. Miller and j. F.
Burbank.
Claims-H S. McHugh, w. s..
Stroup and r. A. Young.
Petitions for road aid were read
and referred to the Road and
Bridge Committee Richland, Grant,
Washington, Dewey, South Fork,
Hubbard, True, Marshall, Cedar Rap
ids, Strickland, Rusk, Ingram and
Hawkins.
Petitions for bridges were read
and referred to the Road and Bridge
Committee. Grant, Dewey, True,
Hubbard and Strickland.
To the County Board of Rusk
County
We the undersigned tax payers of
the County of Rusk petition the
honorable County Board of Rusk
County to investigate and make a re-
port of the expenditures of the Coun-
ty Road and Bridge Fund for the
year 1920.
Signed by Alvin Mill and Y others.
Supervisor Helm moved that the
petition be laid over until tOmor-
row morning. Motion carried
Resolution No. 1 Offered by Super
visor Y. V. Miller.
Whereas, At the annual meeting of
the County Board of Supervisors of
| Rusk County, held on November l / =,
| 1920, a resolution was introduced by
Supervisor Streater that the action
of the County Board whereby the
soldiers bonus bond issue was au-
thorized be hereby rescinded, and,
Whereas, this resolution was Of
fered after a discussion of the situa-
ton relative to the sale of the SOL
diers bonus bonds, it being presen-
ted to the County Board at that ses-
sion that it was impossible to sell
the issue of the soldiers bonus bonds
at the rate for which they were au-
thorized, and,
Whereas, it was the intention of
the County Board and the Supervis-
Or who introduced the resolution
| that the action Of the County Board
whereby the soldiers bonus bond is
sue was authorized rescinded was in
| fact a motion to rescind only the
| previous action of the board as to
| the number of bonds and the rate of
| interest for which they were
given, and not to rescind the orig
inal election to issue bonds to pay
| the County quota of soldiers bonus.
Be 1t Therefore Resolved, that to
| clarity this point that the resolution
be construed as meaning to rescind
only the number of bonds and the
rate of interest they were to draw.
V. V. Miller.
Supervisor Helm moved that the
resolution be adopted.
Roll called and every member of the
Board voted aye.
Resolution adopted.
Resolution No. offered by SUI
pervisor Manley, read and referred
| to Finance Committee
Supervisor Miller moved that the
bills filed and listed with County
Clerk be referred to committees.
Motion carried.
! Supervisor Helm moved to adj
! journ until 10 O'clock tomorrow
morning.
Motion carried and Board adj
iourned
F. E. Munroe,
County Clerk
Ladysmith, Wis, May 4th, 1921.
10 O'clock A. M.
Board called to order by j. c..
Stubs, Chairman.
Roll called. Members all present.
Supervisor Helm moved that the
reading of the minutes be dispensed
with Motion carried.
| Petitions for road aid from the
following towns read and referred to
I Road and Bridge Committee. True,
| Lawrence Glen Flora, Flambeau,
and Big Falls.
Petitions for bridges from the
towns of Lcwrence and Grow read
and referred to Road and Bridge
Committee.
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