The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-05-11
DOINGS OF The COUNTY BOARD


There are twelve hew members on
the board as follows: Fred A. jacob
of Centerville; p. e. Friedrich SON,
COOperstOwn; Ambrose Eberle, Eaton; /;
p. W. Cavanaugh, Maple Grove; Her
man CarStens, Newton; o. c. Heide-
man, Schleswig; Herman Roethel and
Mic Jeandy, City of Kiel; Frank La
Force, City of Two Rivers; Joseph
Kostlevy, A. f. Schulze and Julius
Dahm, City of Mantowoc.
The election of a chairman for the
ensuing year was the first business
tax en- up. Ferd NJ. Schneider was re-
elected without opposition.
After drawing for seats and lockers
the board adjourned until 10 O'Clock
Tuesday morning,
Pursuant to adjournment the board
met Tuesday. After roll call Chair
man Schneider announced the follow
ing committees:
ASSesSment-A. A. Lyken, Walter
Kruger, John Hynek, William Gem
rich 0. c. Heidemann.
Finance-W William Gennrich, A. A.
Lyken, Albert Ihlenfeldt, John Meis
nest, Walter Kruger.
General ClaimS-James Barnes, John
Zagrodnik, Fred A. jacob
Public Buildings and Improvements
Ernest Deffke, William Schmook, c.
g. Hagenow, Nels LeClaire, Henry
Wallschlaeger.
Sheriff and Justice Claims-Fred
Wilsmann, Albert Ihlenfeldt, Herman
Carstens, Ambrose l.. Eberle, Mic
Jeandy.
Roads and Bridges-John Even, p.
c. Fredrickson, Fred A. jacob.
Elections-C. G. Hagenow, Nels Le-
Claire, Herman CarStens, John Refs,
p. w. Cavanaugh.
Illegal Taxes and Assessments-JOh
Hynek, Louis Rehm, John Finnel, A.
+. Schulze, John Zagrodnik.
TrampS-John Meisnest, John Fin
mel, Louis Rehm
Rules and Orders-AuguSt Last,
Julius Dahm, p. W. Cavanaugh, Mic
Jeandy, Frank LaForce.
Salaries-Wm. SchmOok, Jos. Kohl
beck, John Finnel, O. c. Heidemann,
Henry Wallschlaeger.
Education Charles A. Drumm, JOS
Kohlbeck, Herman Roethel, James
Barnes, Ernest Deffke.
Printing-Jos. Kohlbeck, John Hy-
mex, Herman Roethel
Insane-C. G. Hagenow, JOS Kost
levy, John Zagrodnik, Frank LaForce,
?. c. Fredrickson
Tax Certificates ChaS. A. Drumm,
Ambrose Eberle, Frank LaForce, Julius
Dahm, A. f.. Schulze.
Purchasing Willott, Jr., James
Barnes, and the chairman of the Coun-
ty Board.
Judiciary-Aug. Last, Louis Rehm,
Jos. Kostlevy, Julius Dahm, Fred Ja-
cobi.
Poor-Jos. Willott, Jr., Fred Wills
mann, John Even.
Approval of BondS-John Even,
John Refs, and Chairman of the County
Board, ex-officio.
A petition from residents of Reeds
vile asking that the question of bond
ing the county for the construction of
concrete roads be again submitted to
the voters of the county at the fall
election was read and referred to the
committee on roads and bridges.
A communication from II. c. Wilke
declining to be a candidate for re-elec-
tion as a member of the training
school board was read and on motion
the declinatiOn was accepted.
f. c. Baugniet was elected in place
of Mr.. Wilke and j. l.. Bertsche was
reelected.
A resolution providing for the pur-
chase of cots, and bedding for the use
of jurors who are obliged to spend the
night in the court room when their
deliberations so necessitate was intro
duced by Supervisor Last and Dist.
Atty. Brady explained the purpose of
it. He said that occasionally the iur-
ors were compelled to spend the night
in the jury room and had no place for
their weary heads save the back or
arm of chair or a table and the
board agreed that as a humane meas
ure at least the equipment be provided.
The resolution was adopted unani-
mously
Reports of county officers were read
by Clerk Schroeder and referred to
proper committees.
Board adjourned until 10 O'Clock
Wednesday morning.
Tuesday afternoon there was an in
formal meeting of the board to talk
over the concrete road question. Chair
man Schneider did most of the talking.
He advocates concrete pavement and
the submission of the question of issu-
ing bonds to a vote of the people at
the next election. No action was
taken. A resolution may be introduced
at this session submitting the bond is
sue to vote of the people but it is