The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-05-05
DOINGS OF THE COUNTY BOARD

members being from the city of Kiel.
There are twelve new members on
the board as follows; Robt, Bubolz of
Maple Grove; John Finnel, Gibson;
John Hynek, Franklin; Spencer Han
son, H. Wallschlaeger, John Zagrod-
mex, city of Manitowoc; Adolph Hin
giss, L. o. Rehm and Otto Stoelting Of
Kiel and Nelson LeClair, John Refs and
Michael Weiss Of Two Rivers.
The election of chairman for the
ensuing year was the first business
taken up, Ferd NJ Schneider, super
visor from Meeme was elected without
opposition.
After drawing seats and lockers the
board adjourned until 10 O'Clock Tues
day morning.
The board met Tuesday pursuant to
adjournment, After roll call the
chairman announced the following
committees
Assessment Chas Raquet, Henry a.
Elmer, A, A. Lyken, Edward Dusold,
Walter Kruger,
Finance Lorfcld, VIM Gem
rich, A, A. Lyken, Albert Ihlenfeldt,
Walter Kruger.
General Claims Barnes, Geo,
Schadeberg, John Wilharms.
Public Building and Improvements
John Even, Chas Raquet, Ernst Def
ke, William Schmook, c. G. IIagenow
Sheriff and Justic Claims Fred
Wilsman, VIM. Schmook, John Mcis-
nest, Albert Ihlenfeldt, Otto Stoelting.
Roads and Bridges--Jos. Kolbec<,
John Meisnest, John Hynek.
Elections C. G Hagenow, Louis
Rehm, Nelson LeClair.
Illegal Taxes and Assessments-Wm.
Gennrich, Adolph Hingis, John FinncL
John Refs, Spencer Hanson
Tramps Meisnest, George
Schadeberg, Louis Knutson,
Rules and Orders-August Last,
Robert Bubolz, John zagrodnik.
Salaries William Schmook, John
Lorfeld, Robert Bubolz, John HyueI,,
Michael Weis
Educaton-Joh Wilharms, Jos. kol-
beck, Otto Stoelting
Printing Jos. Kolbeck, Henry A..
Elmer, John Wilharms
Insane-C G. Hagenow, Henry
Wanschlacger, John FinneL
Tax Certificates A. Drumm,
John Zagrodnik, Adolph Hingis.
Purchasing JOS Willott Jr., James
Barnes and the Chairman of the Coun-
ty Board,
Judiciary-John Lorfcld Aug. Last
Louis KnutSon.
Poor-Jos. Willott, Jr., Fred wills
man, John Even.
Approval of Bonds Ernst Deflke,
Edward Dusold and the Chairman Of
the County Board, ex otficio.
Two applications were read for the
position of county health nurse, being
from Miss Anna Fox, a graduate Of St
James Hospital, ST. Paul, Minno and
Miss Viola Nohr, of Merrill. The
state board of health recommended the
appointment Of Miss Fox at a salary Of
$3.50 a month.
At the last session of the county
board an appropriation Of $1,000 was
made for county health nurse. The
matter was left to the special county
health committee of which the chair
man OF the board and superintendent
Of schools are members.
Claiming that the property is exempt
from taxation because used for church
purposes, John f.. Plumb as an officer
of the church petitioned the board for
refund of S64.35 paid to the city Of
Manitowoc as taxes on property owned
by st. James Episcopal church.
Reports of county officers were read
by Clerk Schroeder and referred to the
proper committees.
Accounts and claims aainst the
county were read and referred.
DIR. f. S. Luhman was reelected
county physician. He had no opposi-
ton.
Board adjourned until 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning.
At the session Wednesday morning
the annual report Of the county com
missioner Of highways and state road
and bridge committee was read and
adopted.
The committee on education report
ed that there is now about 100000 on
hand for the building of the Training
School for Teachers and presented a
resolution authorizing the chairman to
appoint committee to secure plans
and specifications and an estimate OF
the cost of the building and make re.
port to the board at a special meeting
to be called when the committee is
ready to report but not later thnn
August Is. The resolution was adopt
ed
Robert Buboltz, who was in April
elected as chairman Of the town Of Ma
pie Grove, rendered his resignation a,
member of the committee on common
schools. Under the law a member OF