Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-14
BOARD SESSION
UNDER way
SYMPATHY is EXTENDED
TO WIDOW OF FORMER
MEMBER

The county board OF Marathon couh-
ty convened at the Court House last
Tuesday morning at 1880 and at this
opening session elected its chairman
for the coming year. Two candidates
were out for the position, Frank j.
Gaetzman and George Cook of Unity.
The result was in favor of Mr.. Gaetz-
man, who has been chairman the two
previous years, by vote OF AZ to Il.
Only one or two matters were taken
UP at The brief business session Tues
day morning w. l.. GoetZ Of STRAIT
ford, reported the sheriff's allowance
for feeding of prisoners sufficient and
il was voted TO rescnd a motion Of
the last session relative to this COM
pensation. Adjournment then took
place until 1920 Wednesday, the
board members having accepted an
invitation to Mount View sanatorium
for the afternoon and evening.
Resolution
On Wednesday the session was re-
convened and the reports of commit
tees were read and approved. The
following resolution of coincidence was
submitted and adopted:
ION January rs, 1921, Louis J.
Brookhyser, an honorable and valuable
member of this board, was called by
death. He had represented the village
of Brokaw on the board continuously
from the April, 1917, session, and at
the time of his death was chairman
of one of the most important commit
tees and held high place in the es
TEEN of his fellow members.
Resolved. that the board of super
visors of Marathon county does here
by record its testimonial of the high
character, moral worth and conspic
uous ability of Louis j. Brookhyser
and it's deep appreciation of his SER
vices as a member of this board.
Resolved, further, that the pro-
found sympathy of each member of
the board is extended to the widow
and bereayed family and that this re-
solution be spread upon the journal
of the board and copy thereof sent
to them"
Committee Appointed
The following committees have been
appointed for the year:
CHARACTERIZATION Oertel, Davis,
Klokow, Oesterreich.
Public Property - Chesak, Leak, |
Berries, Dessert, O'Connor.
Delinquent Taxes-Beebee Louis /
Pauls, McCunn, Otto, Pregont.
Printing and Stationery-Smith,
Knorr, Nahring. Trawicki, Kiefer.
Judiciary 49, Bowe Dittbrender,
Schmutzler, Roy, Daul
Sheriff and Justice Accountable |
mon. McNeight, Trawicki. Joswiak, |
Buttke.
General Claims Hamilton, Omer-
nick. Menzner, Schiling, Kelley.
Agriculture-Cook,H llber, Peterson.
Weix. Dittbrender.
Per Diem and Mileage--O. Il. Knoke, |
Felt Baneck, Wa"tasik, j. G, tiorgen.
Salaries and Fcrs-~GoetZ Handrick, |
Koskey, Bondowsi, Hamilton.
Equalization -- Bischoff Benng. |
Riemer, Morisette. Klokow. Thayer, /
Bonkoslsi. o. +. Knoke. Marquardt
Poor ~ Erickson, Andrews, Bor-
chardt, Augustine, Garske.
Education-Strebe, Cater Gehring. /
Roads and Bridges Doering, Ha- /
mann, Ed Pauls.
Special Agricuture-Elilbert, Peter
son, Langbecker and ex-otiicio +. j.
Gaetzmap and j, Il. Giessel
Park COMMISSIONERS. {. Yawkey, |
A. l.. Kreut2er. L. c. Leak. w. f. /
Goetz o Il. Knoke. John Dittbrender
and JOS WeiX.
Health Commit, ee-F. j. Gaetzman,
j, E Giessel, Louis MarChetti, l.. A. |
Spencer and Miss Maude Hammond. I
Addresses were made Wednesday by
Miss Mary A. Brady and Miss Cora Il. |
Lansing, and also Mrs. Nellie kedzie
Jones. state home economics superin- |
tendent An appropriation of $500 for
the public library was voted on the /
motion of 4. Il, Beebee. Several petit |
tons and claims were then considered |
The session of the board will not be |
concluded probably until Saturday.