Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-12-28
C. j. SMITH.

the sum of Two Thousand Five Hun
dred Dollars (S2500O0)
C. ]. SMITH.
The board of Supervisors do ordain:
That there be and hereby is appro-
priated out of the general fund the
sum Of Two Thousand Five Hundred
Dollars to be paid TO J. D. Tower and
Anna NJ. Tower in full settlement of
their claims for damages against Yer
non county, and that there be and
hereby is levied upon all taxable pro-
perty of Vernon County the sum of
Two thousand Five Hundred Dollars,
which sum, when collected, to be plac-
ed IN the general fund.
C. ]. SMITH.
Resolution presented by the com
mittee on Ways and Means read and
adopted.
Whereas, 1t appears from an ex-
animation of the records of the coun-
ty, that several funds in the County
Treasury have been overdrawn in the
amounts following, to-wit:
State maintenance fund .S3437 10
County maintenance fund 5247 26
General road and bridge fund 1877 90
Road and bridge committee. 1900 90
Storage tank fund. ...... 1887 II
Machinery fund .......... COS 90
And that there may be further de-
ficiency before there is any income to
said funds, Therefore,
Be 1t Resolved, that an amount suf-
ficient to cover said deficiencies and
any more that may occur before there
are available funds on hand in the
said respective now deficient funds,
be taken and transferred from any
funds in said treasury not needed for
use in its proper funds, and applied
temporarily to meet said deficiencies
and current expenses of said respec-
tive deficient funds, until they may
be replenished by receipts properly
belonging to said deficient funds at
that time there be returned to said
respective funds all sums so taken
out and used.
That the County Treasurer of said
county be and he hereby is authorized
to so transfer said funds.
ADOLPH C. BRYE, Chm.
Memorial presented by C. J. East
man read. On motion of Mr.. Carter
this resolution was declared privileg-
ed and adopted by rising vote of the
members.
Mr.. Chairman and Fellow Members:-
Now that we are soon to close our
labors and return to our respective
homes and constituencies / feel so
deeply impressed with the thought of
dissolution of this board and the good
fellowship of its members during our
two weeks stay here, that / cannot
say farewell without sincere regret.
am so wildly reminded of other
farewells that have been said annually
and their impress on my memory tab
let during my extended service as a
member OF this deliberative BODY.
Like this board that is soon to ad-
iourn, each and every one of the
twenty-one sessions that it has been
my privilege to serve with, was COM
posed of honest, efficient and conscien-
tious men; gentlemen and citizens of
high character and manly traits.
feel it the proud satisfaction of my life
to recount association with sue h
strong men and public servants.
While recall the pleasures and ac-
complishments that have been
wrought during this rapid lapse OF
time | am profoundly saddened by the
SUAASSAOdSicSS Ludb hll 100 many OI
my associates and colleagues have
been summoned to "That bourne from
whence notraveller returns; have gone
co their long homes to mingle with the
Saints of the Glorified.
Thirtv-three of nv working com
rades have answered the honor roll
call as l find it. | repeat with deep
reverence their names:
Christiana-Elias B. Homstad, John
c. Baglien.
Coon-Peter NJ. johnson, Fred Won
Ruben, Peter Stromsstad.
Franklin-Knute NJ. Hooverson.
Genoa-Albert J. Hall.
Hamburg William Kapanke.
efferson-Martin Root.
Stark-F. Will. Ericsson, Justice
Fulmer.
Sterling-John Ii. Vance.
Union--C. F. 0bert.
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