Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-11-24

Merrimack '------------------ 10000
lime Ridge .- $4,000
Excelsior 100.84
wastfeId 1882
The county is to raise ----$159, 56l.6l
THE towns --- 32,290.52
Total. County and towns S1,852.lS
Estimate repair money
from state -------- 5U,OOO.UV
State aid for construction - l2,0l0.45
County Health
II was provided that Mrs. Norma
Acott perform such service as would
devolve upon county nurse, when
necessary, until nurse has been en-
ployed. She is to have compensation
of $500 per day and to have the use
of the county nurse automobile. Other
provisions were made. An emergency
fund of 5000 was provided.
A calculator will be purchases 9QE
the highway Office, an old machine
to be traded in as part payment. The
new machine is world $3.50, the old
one $125, leaving 1925 to be paid.
-" THE Franklin Road
Supervisors Kasiska. Bindl, and
Mather compose a committee to in
vestigate a proposed road in Frank
lin. petition having been filed for
the same. The county highway COM
mittee reported they had no voice
in the matter.
The bonds of William Halbersleben,
Miss Jessie Martiny and A. E. Gi1fert
were accepted.
No Snow Removing
Juneau county had sent commun-
ication requesting the snow be re-
moved from the Mauston-La Vale
road in Sank county during the winter.
All snow removing is held in abey-
ance.
Romeo Schroeder presented bill Of
$19.75 for taking highway pictures,
used in law suits. for the Office Of the
district attorney.
A number of justice claims were
held up until more reports are filed.
Metal files will be purchased for
the office of register of deeds and
for the department of circuit court.
A title was corrected.
Hereafter the county books will
be audited annually at cost of about
$500.
The bill from the Reedsburg Gene
terry for the care of graves of soldiers
was again referred for more definite
information.
The report of the treasurer of the
training school board was adopted.
A rest and first aid room will be
provided in the county training school
at cost of $3.50, the money to be
taken from the school appropriation.
The salary of the stenographer in
the office of the county clerk was
fixed at $125 per month, in the office
of the county judge at $S5, in the
office of the district attorney at $50,
and that of the janitor at $110.
The money in the Office Of the coun-
ty superintendent of schools will be
spent as follows:
Salary $1,000
Travelling expenses ------------6OO
Office expenses ----------------9OO
Clerk hire ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,ZUU
The above is the same as last year.
There was defeit last January of
S45793, however.
Blind Aid
Aid for the blind was decided upon
as follows:
Emily D. Mercer, Spring Green $3.50
Anna Zecls, Reedsburg,
Mary Distel, Prairie du Sac----30O
Almira A. Johnson, Baraboo,----300
Nellie P. SHETLAND, BarabOo,----300
Ben d. Young, Baraboo, 800
Vincent M. Sanders, Winfield 300
Charles H. Sansum, Baraboo,----300
Edward D. Lee, Baraboo, 800
Frank Blakeslee, Washington,--15O
3 Albert O. Powell, Reedsburg,---150
: Mrs. Louis Reed, Reedsburg, ----150
Daniel j. Roberts, Baraboo,----150
August Pieper, Greenfield, lilo
Edward Roberts, Baraboo,------300
The sum of $500 was appropriated
is reported as doing well.
odist hospital at Madison, Friday. He
Tor blind aid.
The Motorcycle Men
A report of the motorcycle police
men of the county showed the fol-
downing: The salary of r. l.. Capener
was $6615O ant expenses $215.01. He
used a machine which belonged to
the county The salary of Edwin
Accola was s427 and his expenses
1921. 81. He used his machine for which
the bounty paid FOR the repairs
and rental of so cents per day. The
total expenses for policing amounted
to 81 ,599.15. AS to how much was
collected in fines it is impossible to
tell because number of justices have
not yet reported and some cases have
been continued. A completed report
-ui7I hn rnado later