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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCounty Board of Supervisors - Minutes - 5/12/1914Special Session, May 12th, 1914. Em Special session, of the County Board held at the office of the County Clerk May 12th, 1914, pursuant to the following call: We the undersigned members of the County Board of Supervisors hereby request .you to call a special meeting of the County Board to bo held or. Tuesday, May 12th, 1.914, for the purpose of organizing and for the transaction o£ such other business as may legally come before such meeting. Date 4 this 4th day of May, 193.4. Signed: M. B. Morris, Peter Soronen Jr., Martin Rogan, Fritz L. Carlson, Erick. Johnson, F. H. Bartlett, W. A. Duffy, Pat Galligan, DON. C. Bell, A. P. Stone, A. G. Johnson, Andrew Lauri, Ike Berman, Ole Handberg, 0. Flanders, Harvey Ellerman, L. E. Davis, At roll call, the following members were found present: John F. Hauser, Aug. Zielsdorff, Pat Galligan, TV. H. Flieth, Geo. S. Barnes, Martin Rogan, Peter Soronen Jr;, F. H. Bartlett, Barney Kekhofer, M. B. Morris, Albert-G. Johnson, Christ Iverson, Nels Swanson, C. It. Turden, James T. Good, Fritz L. Carlson, Andrew Lauri, Erick Johnson, Walter A. Duffy, Alois Habelt, C. W. Smith, Harvey Ellerman, A. P. Stone, L. E. Davis, 0. Flanders, Frank Roubillard, Donald C. Bell, Ike Berman, T. H. Robinson, George Mertz, Ole Handberg Henry 0. Lien, and Thomas Lamoreaux. The Board proceeded to the election of a chairman. Tellers James Good, Erick Johnson and W. H. Flieth. First informal ballot resulted as follows: whole number of votes cast 33, of which Donald C. Bell received 13, C. H.-Werden 13 and George Mertz 5, and A. P. Stone 5. Second informal ballot resulted as follows: whole number of votes cast 33, of which Donald C. Bell received 13, C. H. Werden 16 and George Mertz 4. Third informal ballot resulted as follows: whole number of votes cast 33, of which Donald C. Bell received 13 and C. H. Werden 20. The informal ballot was upon motion daclared formal and C. H. Werden was deb&aced elected chairman for the ensuing; year. Upon motion Board adjourned until 1:30 P. M. Board met pursuant to adjournment with all members of the morning session p r e s eatrt . The following application was presented: To the Honorable County Board, Bayfield Cot3nty, Wis. I hereby make application for re —appointment to the position of Engineer and Janitor of the Court House. I can refer to anyone of the County officers as to manner in which my work is done. I shall try to do as well in the f uture . Respectfully, Alfred Marsh. The foregoing application was accepted and A. Marsh was upon motion elected Janitor of the Court.House at the'same salary as paid heretofore. The following resolution was presented and was upon motion adopted: RESOLVED, By the county board of Bayfield CoHnty, assembled this 12th day of May, 1914, that the chairman of said board appoint a special committee of three to revise the rules of said board and to report, in writing at the next neeting, a set of rules -for the guidance of said board. Ike Berman. -86 Special Session, May 12th, 1914. The following resolution was presented: RESOLVEDI By the county board of Bayfield county, assembled this 12th day of b May, 1914, that the committee work of said county board shall be done and per- formed by three committees only; that said committees shall be known respectively) as the committee on equalization, the committee on roads and bridges and the committee on claims and finance; and each of said committees shall consist of five members of said board to be appointed by chairman of said county board. Frank Robillard. Upon motion the foregoing resolution was laid on the table by the following vote;) John F. Hauser, Aug. Zielsdorff, Pat Galligan, Geo. S. Barnes, Partin Rogan, Peter Soronen Jr., F. H. Bartlett, Barney Kekhofer, M. B. Morris, Albert G. John- son, James W. Good, Fritz L. Carlson, C. T. Smith, 0. Flanders, Donald C. Bell, Ike Berman, T. H. Robinson, Ole Handberg and Thomas Lamoreaux voting Aye -19, and W. H. Flieth, Christ Iverson, Nets Swanson, C. 11. Terden, Andrew Lauri, Walter A. Duffy, Alois F?abelt, Harvey Ellerman, A. P. Stone, L. E. Davis, Frank Robillard, George Mertz and Henry 0. Lien voting Nay a 13. The following resolution adopted by the Bayfield County* Fair Association was presented: Resolution of the Bayfield County Fair Association. Whereas,'for the past 14 seasons the Bayfield County Fair Association has conducted the County Fairs of Bayfield County, and with exception, of the last three years, without any material aid from any part of the County outside of the town of iron River; and Whereas The Fair has grown to such proportions that it is apparent jhat the work of die playing and advertising the wonderful resources of Bayfield County, could be brought up to a standard excelled by no other County in the State of Wisconsin, and Whereas, the County Board of Bayfield County, lately adopted a resolution a copy of which is hereto attached, and Whereas, this resolution fails to provide for several matters which is essential to the interest of the Bayfield County Fair Asspoiation and the stability of the County Fair of Bayfield County; Now therefore BE IT RESOLVED by the Bayfield County Fair Association ih annual meeting assembled, that the County Board of Ba yfield County be empowered, and it is hereby authorized to appoint a commission of Five members, one from five dif`erent towns of the County, (Cities considered the same as towns) to assist the President, the Vice -President, the Secretary and the Treasurer of the said Bayfield County Fair Association in the giving and the holding of County Fairs in Bayfield County; and said joint con mission, consisting of nine members to have full power and authority to arrange for the giving and holding of all county Pairs in Bayfield County; Provided That said commission shall hold, give and conduct a County Fair along tree line, of County Pairs in General every year, at the appropriate time and season therefor; and that each and all of saod Fairs shall be held at the Fair Grounds owned by Bayfield County', in Section Six, township forty-seven north, of Range Eight west and not elsewhere; and Provided further that the County Board of Bayfield County shall make an annual appropriation for the benefit of the said Fair Association, of not less than One 871 Special -Session, May 12th, 1914. Thousand Dollars, not less than Five Flundfed Dollars of which may be used for maintenance of Fair. Provided -further that the Commission cause to have published the premium list' which the Secretary of the Fair Association shall prepare, not later than July first of each year. The Bayfield County Fair Association and the County Board of payfield CoBnty, shall. have the right to terminate this agreement at any organization meeting of the said County Baord. Resolved that a copy of this resolution, certified by the President and Secretary of this Association, be presented to the next organization meeting of the said County Board, for their consideration. Dated Feb. 16th 1914. M. C. Helmer. We, each of us do hereby certify that the above and foregoing instrument is a true and correct copy of a resolution passed by the Bayfield County Fair association at an adjourned annual meeting of said Association held on the 16th day of February A. D. 1914. Dated this llth day of May, 1914, _J.�A. Lalond__ President. E. F. Daniels Secretary. Upon motion the foregoing proposition was accepted and One Thousand Dollars ($1000.00) was appropriated for the purpose indicated, motion unanimously carried' on roll call. Report of the Secretary of the Bayfield County Fair Association was presented and was upon motion ordered filed. Moved and seconded that a rate of thirty cents per folio be fixed for the publication of proceedings, notices, etc., Balloting for the election of an official paper resulted as fol=owe: -ahole number of votes cost 32, of which the Washburn Times received 16, The Washburn News & Itemizer 8, The Iron River Pioneer 2, Bayfield Press 5, and The Bayfield Progress 1. The Washburn Times having received the largest number of votes, was upon motion dec]_ared elected the official paper., for the ensuing year. The fol:owing resolution was presented and was upon motion adopted' Resolved by the County Board of Bayfield County, in special session assembled this 12th day of May, 1914, that the sum of Five hundred Dol:la.rs, be and the same is hereby appropriated out of any funds in the General Fund of the County, for the purpose of making; a County exhibit at the Wisconsin State Fair for the year 1914, Resolved further that the Chairman of this Board appoint a committee of three members of the'Board, who shall be charged with the duty of superintending; the gathering of the exhibit and making; a proper exhibition at the said Fair. Dated this 12th day of May, 1914. 0. Flanders. Petitions from the Barksdale Farrier's Club , the Ashland Junction Farmerts Club and the LongLake Grange W-610 of the town of P7ashburn, asking the County Board to appoint a County A.gricultAtral Agent and to make an appropriation therefor, were presented and were upon motion laid on the table. Bill of Earl Moore for $22.02"for expenses to Madison was presented and E Special. Session, T4ay 12th, 1914. L---- _ --_ -- --__ ____--._—_--- _�- _--_--= --_ _=---_-___- - -- _.-_-__-_ - --- -- - _._ — — _-___.—_--_----- --- -A was upon- motion ordered paid. The following petition and affidavit was presented: State of Wisconsin) )ss. County of Bayfield) Ammon .Holt being; first duly sworn on oath says, that he is a male person over the age of twenty-one years, and that he is bland; affiant further says, that he is not an inmate of any ehatitable, reforatory or penal institution in this state, and is not receiving aid from the state or county or city, and that he has anA income of less than $250.00 per annum, that he is now and has been for more than ten years last past, a bona fide resident of this state, and of Bayfield County for more than three years next preceding the making of this application. that this affidavit is made for the purpose of, securing a benefit of $100.00 per annum, from Bayfield County. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th day of February A. D. 1914, Nels 11._Oscar County ~Clerk. State of Wisconsin ) Iss. County of Bayfield ) his Ammon X Holt mark Witness etM. Oscar Y�N�4s �County �Clerk. Witness I, J. Sten I, Nels N. Oscar, County Clerk of Bayfield County, do hereby certify that, the attached application of Ammon Holt of t__e town of Mashburn, was presented to me on the 5th day of February, 1914, and that the sa me was submitted to Dr. T. R. Spears of tine City of Mashburn and the appli.cat ordered examined. That the certificate of such examining physician is attached hereto and made a part of this application, That there is also attached hereto an affidavit of John Bartness and Ingebret Sten, both personally known to me, I further certify that I have known the said Ammon Holt, applicant, and the said John Bartness and the said Ingebret Sten for more than ken years. Dated this 9th day of February, 1914. _Nel,s M. Oscar County Clerk. It was moved and seconded that the application of Ammon Holt, blind, be granted and that the County Clerk be authorized to make payments according to law, motion carried. The following resolution was presented and was upon motion referred to committee on rules: RESOLVED, By the county board of supervisors of Bayfield County, assembled this 12th day of May, A. D. 1914, that the committee membership of the committee on roads and bridges of said board be, and the same is hereby increased from three to five, and the chairman of said board shall appoint a committee of five members of sw.d county board as the committee on roads and bridges.- ° John F7 Hauser. The following resolution was presented and was upon motion referred to committee on rules: RESOLVED, By the county board of supervisors of Rayfiold County, assembled this 12th day, of It -ay, A. D. 1914, that the committee on roads and bridges of. said Special Session, May 12th, 1914. i— — ----- _ - - -iT- county board be, and they are hereby directed to divide the county into five road districts, as nearly equal as practicable with regard to'the amount of work the several districts will require, and that each momber of said committee shall be assigned to one of said road districts and charged with the duty of overseeing and supervising all road work in his distrlct, subject to the aut:-_ority conferred by law on the State Highway Commission and the .County Highway Commissionerq Erick Johnson. The following resolution was presented and was upon motion laid on the table Whereas the prospective state highway syster, of Bayfield County covers a' large territory and all of it in such condition that it requires constant repair and Whereas it is expected of the Highway Commissioner to have personal super- vision over all jobs performed by day labor'and also keep in touch with contract work, requiring him to travel from one place to another continually, Therefore be it Resolved, by the County Board of Bayfield County, Wis., in special session assert°bled, that a Five passenger Ford Automobile be purchased Clerk by the County dnd that -the said machine be maintained by the County for the use of the County Highway commissioner and others connected with the management of the highway system of the county. Dated this 12th day of May, 1914. Erich Johnson. TO THE HONORABLE? THE COUNTY BOARD OF BAYFIELD COUNTY and THE Honorable. State Highway Commission of Wisconsin:.... The undersigned, electors of Bayfield County, object to and protest against the adoption as a paErt of the prospective state highway system of said county, or the construction, of a main or trunk line highway, easterly and westerly between the city of Washburn and the Douglas County line, on the lines or ' location designated as "Route Two", in the report of the special comnittee a;zx appointed by said county board to confer with & like dommittee of the County Board of Douglas County, as to the most feasible route for such a trunk line highway. Our objection to such -route is that it will be wastefully expensive to construct a highway on said route and to keep the same in repair; that it is rerp.ote and out of the way for the great majority of the public that would want to travel easterly and westerly through Bayfield County, and that a road along the Northern Pacific Railroad from the weste rm boundary of Bayfield County to its eastern boundary can be built for about a fifth of the cost of the other and would serve at least twice as many travellers as would route two. Dated this 28th day of January, 1914. Signed: Albert G. Johnson, George L. Pettingill, Byron Ripley and56 others. Moved and seconded that Resolution number 13 providing for the purpose of an automobile for the use of the Highway commissioner be taken from the table, Motion lost by the following vote: Aye-- Hauser,Zielsdorff, Galliga.n, Rogan, Soronen, Bartlett, Morris, Carlson, Lauri, Johnson,. Duffy, Habelt, Bell, Mertz,-14. Nay- Flieth, Barnes, Kekhofer, A. G. Johnson, Iverson, Swanson, Werden, Good, Smith, Ellerman, Stone, Davis, Robil)ard, Berman, Handberg, Lien, Lamoreaux-1$. The following resolution was presented and was upon motion laid on the tab&e Special Session, May 12th, 1914. Resolved by the County Board of $ayfield County That the county purchase a rock crusher and that a committee be appointed by the chairman for the purpose of making such purchase. i Dated May 13th, 1914. H. 0. Lien. The following petition was presented and was upon motion granted, and the sum of Fifteen Hundred Dollars ordered spread on the tax roll of the County and collected as provided by law: To the County Board of �ayfield County: i The petition of the Town Board of the torn of Port Fling, one of the towns of said county, respectfully sets forth and shows: That at the annual meeting of the said Town of Port Aging, held on the 8th j day of April 1914, said towm voted to construct an iron bridge across the Flagg River on the section line between sections 27 and 34 in township 50 north of j range 8 west at a place about 60 rods west of the southeast corner of said section; 27, and the northeast corner of said sectio'n 341 and the said place or site of said proposed bridge being wholly within said town of Port Wing. i That said town of Port Wing has a total valuation of Four hundred Thousand dollars ($400,000.00) and more,- according to the last assessment thereof as equalized by the County Board of Bayfield County. That. the cost of said bridge, according to the estimate thereof, and to the i best of petitioners knowledge and belief, will be three thousand dol)a.rs ($3,000).1 That said Town of Port Wing has provid ed for the payment of one half of the cost of constructing said bridge, as provided by Section 1319 of Wisconsin Statute''''. Wherefore., Your petitioners pray that said County Board appropriate the sum of Fifteen Hundred Dollars($1,500) to defray one half of the cost of building said bridge, and cause said -snm to be levied upon, the taxable property of Bayfiele county and to be paid out for said purpose, on the order of the chairman of your honorable county board and the county clerk, when collected, whenever the town board of said town and the commissioners provided by law, shall notify them that the work of constructing said bridge has been completed and -accepted. Dated, Port Acing, W is., April 25th, 1914. Erick Johnson. V. R. Borgeson. Andrew Pet-erson. Town Board of the Town of Port Wing, State of Wisconsin, ) ss. County of Bayf ield. ) Erick Johnson, Andrew Peterson and V..R. Borgeson being each duly sworn, on oath deposes and says that he is a supervisor and a member of the .to ,wn board of the Town of Port Wing, in said County; and that he is one of the signers of the foregoing petition; that he has read the same and knows the contents thereof and that the same is true of his own knowledge except as to the matters therein stated upon information and belief, and that as;to those matters he believes it to be true. Erick Johnson. V. R. Borgeson. Andrew Peterson. Special Session, May 12th, 1914 lam 0 Subscribed and swont to before me this 25th day of April, 3.914. J. A. Nelson, Notary Public, Bayfield County, Wisconsin. Moved and seconded that the Chairman be authorized to appoint two road com- missioners w-ho with the Chairman of the town of Port Wing shall have charge of the construction of the above bridge. Chairman appointed, Supervisors Fritz L. Carlson and Peter Soronen, Jr. The foll6wing petition was presented: TO THE COUNTY BOARD OF BAYFIEL D COUNTY. The petition of the town Board of the town of Mason, one of the towns of said county, respectfully sets forth and shows: That at the annual town meeting of the town of Mason, held on the 8th day of April, 1914, said town voted to construct an Iron bridge across the White Fiver on the section line between Sections 30-46-6 and Section 25-46-7, oh the present site of the wooden bridge located at or about the quarter stake on said section line, and the said place or sl,tbilof said proposed bridge being Wholly within said town of Mason. That said town of Mason has a total valuation of $1,317,052, according to the last assessment thereof as equalized by the county board of Bayfield County. That the cost of said bridge, according to the estimate tiereof, and'to the best of petitionersknowledge and belief, will be $2,000. That said town of Mason has provided f or the payment of one half of the cost of constructing said bridge, as provided by Section 1319 of Wisconsin Statutes. WHEREFORE, Your petitioners pray that said county board appropriate the sum of $1000 to defray one half of the cost of building said bridge, and cause such sum to be levidd upon the taxable property of Bayfield County and to be paid out for said purpose, on the order of the chairman of your honorable county board and the county clerk when collected, whenever the town board of said town and the commissioners provided by law, shall n6tify .then.; that the work of-, con- structing said bridge has been completed and accepted. Dated at Mason, Wis., April 10, 1914. C. H. Werden. John Wigen. Thosq Peterson. Town Board of the town of Mason. The following Resolution was presented and was upon motion adopted: TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, Bayfield County, Wiscomsin. Whereas, it becomes necessary for the Town of Mason, Bayfield County, Wisconsin, to build a new bridge on the public highway where it crosses White River at the one -quarter (1/4) stake -.."located on t_lle range line between section number thirty Q30), town forty-six (46) north, range six (6) west, and Section number twenty-five (25), town forty-six (46) north, range seven (7) west;, and Whereas, the estimated cost of the construction of said bridge as made by the State Highway Engineer is $2000.00, which amount:5 exceeds one -eighth of one percent of the total valuation of the Town of Mason as equalized by the County 92 Special Session, May 12th, 1914. Board for the year 1913, and Whereas, the tax payers of the Town of Mason, at its annual meeting held in said town on April 8th, 1914, passed a resolution appropriating the sum of $1000.00 to defray one half the cost of the construction of said bridge, certified copy U) which resolution is hereto attached, Therefore, Be it Resolved, that the County Board of Bayfield County hereby appropriate the sum of $1000.00 tp pay one-half the cost of the construction of said bridge, in accordance with Section 1319 of the laws of Wisconsin. (Signed) C. H. Werden. Moved and seconded that the Chairman be authorized to appoint two commissioners who with the chairman of the town of Mason shall have charge of the construction of toe above bridge. Chairman appointed Supervisors F. H. Bartlett and Christ Iverson. Moved and seconded that the resolution providing for the purchase of an automobile for the use of the County Highway Commissioner be taken from the table. Motion lost by the following vote: Aye: Hauser, Zielsdorff, Galligan, Rogan,Soronen, Bartlett, Morris, Carlson, Lauri, Johnson, Duffy, Habelt, Bell and Mertz - 14. Nay: Flieth, Barnes, Kekhofer, Johnson A.G., Iverson, Swanson, Werden, Good, Smith, Ellerman, Stone, Davis, Robillard, Berman, Handberg, Lien and Lamoreaux ® 17. The following resolution was peesented: Resolved by the County Board of Bayfield County, in special session assembled this 12th day of May, 1914, that a sum not exceeding $500.00 be and the same is hereby appropriated and levied upon the taxable property of said county, for putting in repair the present road between Nash and Iron River. The committee on county roads and bridged and the county Highway Commissioner are hereby directed to proceed to make such repair as they deem necessary. Dated this 12th day of May, 1914. A. G. Johnson. The foregoing resolution was laid on the table by the following votW : Aye: Hauser, Zielsdorff, Flieth, Rogan, Bartlett, Kekhofer, Iverson, Swanson, Good, Johnson, Habelt, Smith, Robillard, Berman, Mertz, Handberg, and Lamoreaux ® 17. Nay: Galligan, Barnes, Soronen, Morris, A. G. Johnson, Werden, Lauri, Duffy, Ellerman, Stone, Davis, Bell, Robinson and Lien ® 14, Not voting: Carlson, Flanders - 2. To The Honorable County Board of Bayfield County, Wisconsin: Your Committee on roads and bridges beg leave to submit the following report: The following amounts have been paid out on State Aid work: South Fork Bridge, Town of Eileen, $2,862; and on approaches $891.41. This work is complete. Gulley Bridge, Mason and Kelley, $1,800' Bridge is complete but not accepted nor fills completed. Fall Creek Bridge, Port Wing, $825. Bridge complete but not accepted. Special Session, May 12th, 1914. $180 on fill, in use, but not complete. Long Bridges at Barksdale, $213.1.a5. Small bridge is completed and the long bridge is complete except the floor. On fill at long bridge, $2098..05. This work is not complete. Bark Creek bridge, Clover, $1125, Bridge complete but not accepted. Fill in use but not complete. All these bridges have not been accepted and part of the money, held back because it is not possible to tell. exactly how good concrete is late in the fall when the concrete is frozen to any extent. $791.1.0 for concrete material on five bridges on the Four Mile Creek road. $652.43 has been paid for surfacing two miles of road built under State Aid last year. This surfacing is soda slag from the dynamite plant, costing $326 per mile, average haul 32 miles. $97.50 for slag on Fish Creek bottom; $1000 for refilling and repair- ing road and concrete work on Washburn and Nash road, that is the two miles of road surfaced with slag. $87.77 for regrading; between Cornucopia and Herbster. $308.27 has been paid on the cut off between Herbster`and Port Wing. T&tal under State Aid is $14,850.86. The total amount spent on all. work is $31,263,74. For this season's work, we recommend a levy of 1` mills. We are, in no position to recommend anything at this time for any State Aid work, as we have no plans and specifications for the 193.5 work. These will be gotten out through the summer. In regard to changing the road from Sand River over.the..hill through Section 16, we went over the proprsed new road with Mr. Sargent, and came to the conclusion that since the road is built where it is, it would be by no means advisable to change it. Pe,ter Soronen Jr., Fritz L. Carlson Martin Rogan John Sundell The foregoing report was accepted and upon motion was ordered placed on file. Moved and seconded that a levy of lz mills be made on the taxable property of the County for the purpose of providing aroad fund, The County Clerk being directed to spread the amount on the tax rolls of the County and collected according to law. Motion adopted by the following vote: Aye: Hauser, Zielsdorff, Galligan, Flieth, Barnes, Rogan, Soronen, Bartlett, Kekhofer, Morris, A.G.Johnson, 1ver°sony-,.0.,wansgn7 Werden, Good., Carlson, Lauri, Johnson, Duffy, Habelt, Smith, Ellerma.n, Stone, Davis, Robillard, Bell, Berman, Robinson, Mertz, Handberg, Lien and Lamoreaux -32. The following bills were upon, motion allowed; County Clerk directed to 1 draw orders: Jessie N. Smith Expense Accoun t C. F. Morris Services & Exp. Olson vs McDonald J. A. McDonald Exp n E. C. Alvord Services State vs Gordon ii. P. Axelberg Auditing County Records m $214.55 182.75 21.00 25.00 138.00 'She following resolution was presented and was upon motion adopted: RESOLVED, that the following amounts for per diem, mileage and committee work, For the former members of. the County Board, be allowed and the Chairman of this Board and t k�a County Clerk are hereby authorized to draw orders for same. Supervisor Per diem Mileage Com. work Mileage Total John F. Nauser $3.001 $ 1.44 4.44 Special Session May 12th, 1914. L.E.Davis $3.00 $ 1.44 4.44 0. Flanders 3.00 1.44 5.88 12.86 23.18 Frank Robillard 3.00 1.4.4 4.44 Donald C. Dell 3.00 1.44 10.62 15.06 Pat Gall.igan, 3.00 1.44 30.00 3.84 38.28 Wm. Daly 3.00 .24 3.24 Geo.S.Barnes 3.00 10.02 - 13.02 W.H.Flieth 3.00 3.84 6.84 Martin Rogan 3.00 6.08 3.00 6.08 18.16 Peter Soronen,Jr. 3.00 10.08 15.00 13.08 41.16 F.H.Bartlett 3.00 4,32 7.32 Geo Curry 3.00 3.48 6.00 14.00 26.48 M.B.Yorris 3.00 6.26 3.00 6.26 18.56 A.G.Johnson 3.00 4.92 7.92 Ben Holm 3.00 2.76 5.76 Jacob Ydersta.d 3.00 3.24 6.26 C.H.Werden 3.00 2.76 18,00 12.24 36.00 F.L.Carlson 3.00 6.72 15.OG 9.72 34.44 John Pyykola 3.00 6.24 9.24 Hans Peterson 3.00 3.12 6•12 - Erick Johnson 3.00 9.24 12.00 2024 W.H.Nettleton 3.00 3.36 6.36 Paul Me ithke 3.00 2.04 5.04 C.H.Townsend 3.00 4.92 7.92 C.F.Bogenrief 3.00 .60 3.60 I. Berman 3.00 .12- 9.00 .36 12.48 T.H.Robinson 3.00 02 81.00 84.12 Geo. Mertz 3.00 .12 6.00 .36 9.48 Ole H.andberg 3.00 .12 3.12 Ole Dahl 3.00 .1.2 3.12 Thos. Lamoreaux 3.00 .12 __3_,12_ $492.96 Dated this 12th day of May, L914. C. H. Werden The following resolution was puesented and was upon motion adopted: RESOLVED that the following amounts for per diem, mileage and committee work, for the several members of the County Board be allowed, and the Chairman and Clerk of this Board are hereby authorized to draw orders for same. Supervisor Per diem Mileage Com.work Mileage Total John F. Hauser $3.00 1.44 4.44 Aug. Zielsdorff 3.00 .68 3.68 Pat Galligan 3.00 1.44 4.44 W. H. Flieth 3.00 3.84 6.84 Geo. S. Barnes 3,00 10.02 13.02 Martin Rogan 3.00 6.08 6.00 6.08 21.16 Peter Soronen Jr. 3.00 10.08 6.00 20.16 39.24 F. H. Bartlett 3.00 4.32 7.32 Bam ey Kekhofer 3.00 2.04 5.04 M. B. Morris 3.00 6.26 9.26 Albert G. Johnson 3.00 4.92 7.92 Christ Iverson 3.00 2.76 5.76 Nels Swanson 3.00 3.24 6.24 C. H. Werden 1.00 2.76 5.76 Jas. W. §ood 3.00 6.92 9.92 Fritz L. Carlson 3.00 6.72 6.00 13.44 29.16 Andres; Lauri 3.00 6.24 9.24 Erick Johnson 3.00 9.24 79..24 Walter A. Duffy 3.00 1.68 4.68 Alois Habelt 3.00 3.36 6.36 C. W. Smith 3.00 2.04 5.04 Harvey Ellerman 3.00 4.92 7.92 A. P. Stone 3.00 .24 3.24 L. E. Davis 3.00 1.44 4.44. 0. Flanders 3.00 1.44 4044 Frank Robillard 3.00 1.44 4.44 D. C. Bell 3.00 1.44 4.44 Ike Berman 3.00 .1.2 12.00 .48 15.60 T. H. Robinson 3.00 .12 3.12 Geo: Mertz Ole Handborg 3.00 3.00 .12 .12 3.00 .12 3.12 6.24 H. 0. Lien 3.00 .1.2 3.12 Thos Lamoreaux 3.00 .1.2 _ _3112 _ $277.00 Dated this 12th day of May, 1914, C. H. Werden. Upon motion the Finance Committee was directed to arrange with the banks for taking care of road orders. Upon motion the Chairman was authorized to fill vacancy in the special committee on construction of Long Bridge. Mpon motion Board adjourned. Nels M. Oscar, County Cleric.