Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-11-16
From Tueday's daily

W. r. Dubois, Excelsior
u. X. Thomas. Fairfield
Thomas Bindl, Franklin
f. G.. Dubois, Freedom
Frank Cook, Greenfield
Arthur Ochsner, Honey Greek
Ora Schluter, Ironton
Spencer Smith, La Vale
Charles Herr, Merrimack
VIM. A. Meyer, Prairie du Sac
Henry Dargel, Reedsburg
w. B. Hayes, Spring Green
u. d. Mather, Sumpter
Charles Enge, Troy
Theodore Brandt, Washington
John Verthein, Westfeld
Peter J. HOrkan, Winfield
Fred Vol, Woodland
Villages
William G. Holtz, Ableman
w. u. Hudson, Ironton
F.. S. Barnett, La Vale
W. H. Kinney, Lime Ridge
Henry Steckelberk, LOganville
A. Shanks, Merrimack
W. G. Hill, North Freedom
JOS. NJ. Nachreiner, Plain
J. p. Doll, Prairie du Sac
Robt. Homberger, Sank City
J. III. Carpenter, Spring Green
Cities
G. w Andrews, Baraboo 1st ward
Herman Kasiska, Baraboo, I'd ward
e. V. Alexander, Baraboo, Sd ward
A. o. Serge, Reedsburg, 1st ward
f, w Ellenberg, Reedsburg I'd ward
Chairman Elected
The board met at noon and elected
tho following:
Chairman George w. Andrews,
Baraboo.
vice-chairman-A. o. Serge, Reeds
burg.
The clerk of the organization is
County Clerk f. A. Cooper and the
deputy is Miss Nellie Sceales.
Committees Named
The following committees were
elected by the board and appointed
by the chairman:
Equalization - A. Ochsner, j.
Mackesey, Theo. Brandt, Thomas
Bindl, r. Homberger, F. w. Ellenberg,
H. Kasiska.
Finance-Chas. Enge, A. o. Serge,
J. Doll.
Sheriff John Carpenter, John
Mears, Pat Dowd.
County Poor-P. Horkan, ]. NJ.
Nachreiner, F. Vol.
County Buildings-F. S. Cook, E.
V. Alexander, ]. NJ. Terry.
County Officers-F. S. Barnett,
Chas. Herr, w. C. Hill.
Taxes-H. Steckelberg, w. r. Du
Bots, w II. Kinney.
Claims-U. Mather, A. Shanks, F.
G. Du Bots.
Education-W. d. Hudson, w. c.
Holtz, W. B. Hayes.
County Bridges---H. Dargel, o.
Schluter, VIM. A. Meyer.
Bonds-E. r. Thomas, james NJ
Terry, G. w. Andrews.
Miscellaneous John Verthein, s.
Smith, w. r. Du Bots.
(FrOm wednesdays daily
When the county board of super
visors settled down to business or
Tuesday afternoon the first item OF
Importance was a great grist oil
claims for all sorts items. They
ranged from a few cents to many
dollars.
The justices of the county pre-
scented claims which amounted to g
grand total of $1,2SS.42.
There were about twenty claims FOL
sheep and other snimals killed by
dogs
Sheriff H. c. Neitzel presented G
claim of $1,22477 for the board o.
prisoners at the county Jail. Par
has been Paid, the balance due beine
S599.77.
a new class Of claims came along
amounting to several hundred dollars
From time to time the prohibition
officers have been coming into tn,
county to make arrests and S. A
Pelton has been aiding them in 10
eating the violators For this servic,
ne presented the feveral claims anC
these with all others were referred
AS to the Pelton claims the law will
be sifted to see if the county il
liable for them.
Claims incident to the Balzer muir
der case are not all in but the tota
viii run to between $500 and SSOO>>i
is stated.
At the time of the murder Clerk o
Court Cooper telephoned the mem
bers t, see what should be don,
about reward and the amount de
cided upon was fixed at $1,000. Thi
action was ratified by the board AM
the holding out of the reward con
tinued.
For Prisoners VINO Sleep
The state board of health has in
spected the Jail from time to tim
and sent a letter recommending tina
mattresses be used for the prisoner
instead of ticks filled with straw TN