Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-04-21
COUNTY BOARD
PROCEEDINGS

Adjourned annual meeting of the
.onntv board, March 21st, 1928.
ne hoard met pursuant to adjourn
mont this Dist day of March, 1923.
Tseting called to order by, Chairman
paid All members present.
Minutes Of the meeting of the board
hid On the 21st day Of December.
922 read and approved as read.
Mr. Chas. Bonino, representing the
eitv council, and Mr.. E. S. Hagen
snoke TO the board in the interest of
tourist camp site on Lake Lavina.
M Hagen presented a petition bear
inc the signatures of 127 Hurley
citizens. which petition asked the CO.
operation Of the county board in pro-
curing a suitable camp site on Lake
Iayina and making the necessary i'm
movements. The board unanimously
evpressed willingness to do all it
can in this respect and on motion by
Angst and supported by Summers
the petition was ordered placed on
file and the matter referred to the
County Park Commission.
Copies Of complaints against the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Co. and the 500 Line Co., made by
Assemblyman II. NJ. Mark were read
to the board, which actions were
unanimously endorsed by the mem
"a bers of the board.
Report of the annual meeting of
the Wisconsin Boards Association of
County Chairmen held at Madison,
~ February 14th, 1923, was read and on
motion by Angst and supported by
81 Defer was accepted and ordered
fled
County Nurse Mrs. Josephine Ger
ry, submitted her annual report of her
school and Public Welfare work
" which was read, accepted and ordered
fled
In an interesting talk, Mr.. Dan
Shafer, county agricultural agent,
laid stress on the Importance of land
clearing in Iron county and urged the
county board to get behind the move
ment Of organizing a local Farm
Loan Association in Iron county
n This met with the approval of the
board and on motion duly made, sup
ported and carried, Mr.. r. c. Trem-
bath, register OF deeds, was appointed
secretary and was instructed to 90 to
81 st. Paul Minnesota at an early date
to confer with the officials of the
Federal Land Bank as a first step
toward establishing such an associa-
81 ton.
To the Honorable County Board.
ii Gentlemen
n We the undersigned, owners of Lot
81 :, Section 30-44-4E, respectfully petit
uon your honorable body to com
promise the taxes of 1922 against
Salo land for the reason that said land
was assessed as lots when there is no
record Of such plat, and we claim
mat SAID assessment is excessive and
"IegaI and in order to settle the taxes
We are willing to compromise the
same on basis of the 1921 valuation
Il an 'ne 1929 rate of taxation for the
Il Town Of 0ma.
J. c. Flanagan
NJ. E. Lawless
,, Moved BY Defer and supported by
r :, that the above petition of
= flanagan and Lawless be referred to
1e district attorney. Carried
report of the Special Committee on
Officers Salaries
oV-Hty Board of Supervisors, Iron
county Wisconsin.
Gentlemen.
We, Your special committee on coun-
= olacers salaries, beg to report that
W Aiel TINS l4th day of March, 1928,
anu mat We recommend to your body
IN 'a' ne following salaries for the
moving officers for the ensuing
%'ias be as follows.
~ 1-'''clpal Judge $4,000 per year
= r. e Pal Clerk. ...... 5000 per year
II 4. elPt Of Schools. 81, 800, per year
Icy ~: Nurse ........$1, 300 per year
''' Court House, s125 per month
Respectfully submitted,
Ole Olson, Chairman
r. A. Angst
Daniel Ried
j. J. Defer
Ihos Hannula
John Larson
NJ. J. White
~ Committee.
a l.. l.2.i2n by Evenson and support
u angst the report of the special
....i,tee on officers salaries was
.p's1 and ordered fled.
~ resolution by Supervisor White
-15Ie-s, The State Aid Highway
IT, TT as Road No. 5 extends from
80 81 highway No. 10 in the Towr
49, S1@9a N a northerly direction to
III short distance Of Highway
e the Town of Anderson.
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