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Annual Session, November lath, 1914.
Annual session of the County Board held at the 6ffice of the County Clerk
November 24th, 19149
Meeting called to order by C. ti.. Werden, Chairman.
At ro_11 call -the foll.o ing members were fovhd present: Galligan, Barnes,
Hauser, Plieth, Zillsdorff,.Rogan, Soronen, Bartlett, Kekhofer, Morris, A. G.
Johnson, Iverson, Swanson, Good, Lauri, Duffy, Habelt, Erick Johnson, Smith,
Ellerman, Stone, Davis, Flanders, Robill.ard, Bell, Berman, Robinson, Mertz,
Handberg, Lien, Lamereaux and C. H. Werden. Absent, Fritz Carlson.
Thor reading of the minutes of the previous meeting was upon motion
dispensed with.
The fol..owin;c- resolution was presented and was upon motion referred to the
Committee on Judiciary -.
RESOLVED, By the county board of Bayfield County assembled this 24th day
of November, 1914, that a committee be appointed to negotiate yri-kh the Town of
Iron River, with a view to renting the new town hall at Iron River as a
Municipal Cocz-'rt room for the second municipal coirt of Bayfield County, and
that such committee shall.have full power to act in the matter of entering into
a lease with the Town of Iron River for such period of' -time and on such terns
as they may deem for the best interests of the county.
�Iarvey Ellerman.
Tho following resolution was presented and was upon motion adopted:
Resolved by the County Board of Bayfie:ll.d County assembled this 24th day of
November$ 1914, that there be and there is hereby appropriated, and there shall
be levied upon and collect d from the taxable property of Bayfield County, the
sum of Five Hundred Dollars, to be paid and used by the Board of Regents of the
University of Wisconsin fo- the purpose of erecting a school house or meeting
�f
hall at the State Faxm at Ashland Junction, in this county.
Provided that said sum shall not be paid out until a. like sum shall be
provided by Ashland County, and made available `or use for the same purpose,
it being understood that said schoolhouse shall cost .about One Tho'nsand Dollars.
Rat Galligan.
The following%, resolution uas presented and was upon motion adopted:
Resolved that the County Clerk be and he is hereby directed to proceed to
orddr surveys of certain portions of Section 7 and S Township 47 Range 3, near
the village of Iron Rj.ver, for the purpose of correcting; assessment, and that
the plat so prepared Lind filed becomb a part of the records of t%:e Register of
Deeds, and the Assessor of the town of Iron River be directed to use said plat
in the preparation of Assessment roll. That the notices etc. be prepared ,a
and the Iiroceedin'gs had it accordance with the provisions of Section 1047
Statutes of 1913.
Dated th'-.s 24th day of November, 1914.
0. I°landers .
The fol-_o,.ring resolution was presented :and was upon motion adopted:
Resolved that the County Surveyor be and lie is hereby directed to make all
surveys for county road work to be done during the year 1915, and that such
work be done under the direction of the County Highway Commissioner a-_d s,:.bject
to the approval of the State Highway Commission.
Dated this 24th day of November, 1914.
lei. B. Morris.
Annual Session, November 24th, 1914,
The following resolution was presented and was upon motion adopted:
Whereas* it appears by the records in the office of the County Clerk and
Register of deeds that.a certain tax deed was executed illegally and without
authority of lava, said deed purporting; to convey the Southwest quarter of the
Southwest quarter of Sedtion 14-45-8, said deed being based upon a tax certificate
sold illegally and without authority of law at the tax sale of J.jay 19th, _1896, for
the tax of 1895 the grantee of sail deed being Lours Moffat, sais deed being
executed on t-e 29th day of August, 1899 wnd rocorded in Volume 2 of Tax Deeds on
Page 452 and
Whereas, the said tax certificate and tax deed are wholly illegal and void
for the reason that the tax upon which the certificate was based, was paid to the
Town Treasurer of the Town of Drummond on January 4th, 1896, Receipt +96, now,
therefore be it
Resolved by the County Board of Bayfield County that t}?e tax deed above
mentioned be cancelled and that the County Clerk be authorized to issue a
certificate to the sai1d Rust Owen Lumber Company setting forth the facts as
above related.
Dated this 24th day of November, 1914.
Peter Soronen, Jr.
0. Flanders.
Committee on illegal taxes.
The following resolution was presented and l"leis upon rnotic.n adopted:
Whereas the Bayfield County Land Cornpany holds tax deeds far the N74 4
24�-50-7 based on tax certificates for the sales of 1907, 1908, 1909 and 1910 and
also holds tax certificates for the sales of 1912, 1913 and 1914, and
IYHEREAS, it appears from the records that Bayfield County holds prior tax
deeds based on the tax certificates for the sale of 1901 and 1903, and tax
certificates for the years 1904, 1905 and 1906. and
WHEREAS the said Bayfield County Land Company has made an offer to the County
he County, which offer
Board of10.00 for a quit claim of the interest held by t
and Tax certificates recomr,end be refuded.
your Committee on Illegal Taxes
J
Therefore be it resolved, that a quit claim deed be issued to the Bayfield
County Lend Company upon payment by the said company of $108.48 being; thr amount
Qf taxes unpaid on the said property as represented by certificates upon which'
tax deeds have been taken and certificates now held by the county, and which acti
is in accordance with a certain resolution of the county board dated April 23rd,
1906. Be it further
RESOLVED that upon the refusal of the said Bayfield County Land Company to
pay the above amount, that a county oredr be ;s sL.ed by the County Clerk and
tendered the said company amounting to $37.55 which amount represents the face of
ith interest and cost of deeds now held by the
all tax certificates together
Company
to Bayfield County a quit claim
said company, and that the sal
deed to the property and return all tax certificates now held by them.
Dated this 24th day of November, 1914. peter Soronen Jr.
C. Flanders
Committee on Illegal Taxes
and Tax Certificates.
The following resolution was presented and was upon motion adopted:
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Resolved that the District Attorney be and ho is thereby directed to proceed
at once to perfect title to that pert of the South east quarter of the North
nest quarter of Section 32, township 49, Range 4 west, upon which the county
has 'lax deeds,
When the title is so perfected the District Attorney is directed to notify the
County Clerk, who shall lay the matter of a sale of the land before the County
Board at its meeting held after the County acquire: perfect title.
Dated this 24th day of November, 1914.
0. Flanders.
The following resolution was presented:
n,
Whereas the open season, for the killing of deeA'has attracted a large number
of
hunters from outside
the
county and
has resulted not only in exterminating
the
deem and other game
but
has been a
menace to life.
Be it resolved by the County Board of Bayfield C'ount.y in adjourned annual sess•iom
as-embled that we petition the Legislature -to pass a law closing the season for
tie killing of deer in Wisconsin until November llth, 1918. Be 7.t furt'r.er
Resolved that a copy of this resolution be presented to the Wisconsin Legislature
at its next session, -nd that a copy be or,rar:ied to our Ser<ator and Assembly -
ran with a request that they use their influence to have such a law passed.
Dated this 24th day of Novelliber, 1914.
Martin Rogan.
Trioved and seconded that the forego-.n resolution be laid on the table,
motion lost by the follomin g vote: Aye: riauser, Flieth, Zielsdorff, Soronen,
liorri s, Srni th, Flanders, Bell, Robinson., l:Tertz, Lien and 7erden, 12 in all.
Nay: Galligan, Barnes, Rogan, Bartlett, A.G. Johnson, Iverson, Swanson, Lauri,
Habelt, Erick Johnson, Elleriman, Stone, Davis, Robilla:rd, Berman, Handberg
and Lamoreaux, 17 in 1.11.
Moved and seconded that the forego-_-ng resolution be adopted.
Lotion carried by the following vote:
Aye: Galligan, Barnes, Rogan, Bartlett, Kekhofer, A. G. Johnson, Iverson,
Swanson, Good, Laur , Duffy, Erick Johnson, Ellerrian, atone, Dlavi.s, Robiilardp
Berman, Handberg and Lamorea.ux, 19 in all.
Nay: Hauser, Flieth, Zielsdorff, Soronen, Morris, Habelt, Umith, Flanders,
Bell, Robinson, Mertz, Lien and Werden, 13 in o.11.
The following resolution was presented:
R%SOLVED, By the county bo.arld of Bavfield County, assembled t.j 24th day
that the committee on buildings and grounds of said board,
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together with the C'_rcuit Judge of this county, be and they are hereby
aut'r:orized to secure plans for rearra�nminn- the circuit court room in the
tl
court house at .7ashburn, L-nd to cause such changes rend improve}:^chits ,oreln
as n.ay be r.eccssary to irr. •rove the li ;ht and aecoustices thereof; and it is
further
RESOLVED, That a sun: sufficient to carry out the provwaions of this
resolution is hereby appropriated for that purpose, not e:;.cecdinZ five hundred
dollars.
Goo. Mertz.
J,joved and seconded that the forego -;-no- resalutiorr be adopted.
Motion lost by the followA ng vote*
Aye: orris, Iverson, Lauri, Berman and Handberg, 5 in all..
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Nay: Ga.11igan, Barnes, Hauser, Flieth, Zielsdcrff, `Rogan, Soronen, Kelchofer,
A. G. Johnson, Swanson, Good, Duffy, Habelt, Erick Johnson, Smith, Ellerma.n,
Stone, Davis, Flanders, Robillard, Bell, Robinson, Mertz, Lien, Lamoreaux and
Werden, 26 in all.
The following report -was presented and was upon motion accepted:
TO THE HO3,MRABLE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF BAYFIELD COUNTY.
Your committee appointod on State Fair exhibits desire to report as foli.ows:
Committee met and organized, on July 29th and agreed upon a plan for
gathering up and transporting to a central point for shipment, such products as
could be had for the exhibit; each merriber agreeing to do the work in his portion
of the County. Circular letters were mailed to the farmers in the County
asking them to save for the use of the committee, samples of such farm products
they might raise that were especially good, and suitable for exhibit purposes.
Considerable interest was in this way aroused and a very creditable exhibit was
received. J. H. Sykes was appointed Superintendent of Horticultural Exhibit
at the Fair at Yilwaukee and E. C. Stevens Superintendent of Agricultural
Exhibit.
September 9th a meeting of the committee was held at 'Washburn, and E. C.
Stevens was employod to gather together, the products from Port Wing, Iron Rive',
Washburn, and points in the lower part of the county.
The exhibits secured from the Town of Bayfield and vicinity were obtained
by the citizens holding a local Produce Fair, and paying premiums on the best
samples submitted, with the understanding that the articles exhibited, were to
be m:;.de a part of the State Fair Exhibit) The plain was very successful..
Folio, ing is a statement of expenditures by your committee, detailed bills for
which are herow&th submitted.
Paid for gathering exhibits together for shipment ...............$221.50
rr n expenses of making the exhibit at Pdilwaukee
including express charges, R. R. fair, expenses and
wages of four attendants, and all incidental expens,e's .........5u4*9f_
Total $746.46
Receipts, County Order $500.00
rr from State 110.0061o. 0
Deficit 13 6. 46P
Additional bill of J. F. Hauser 3.09
y139.55�
There is now unpaid the fo-l?otiring accounts:®
The Bank of Washburn, Advances $502.57
against which there is deposited Bayfield Co. Bank _500.00.
Balance 2.57
J. H. Sykes' bill 6.66
First National Bank of Bayfield, ,Advances 97.50
C. T-l. Smithy s bill 3.00
Bayfield Lbr. & Fuel Co"s bill 11.17
Erick Johnson(s bill 7.25
Bayfield Pen. Fruit. Assrn bi11 3.81
0. Flanders, paid entrance fees for two exhibits,
Agricultural and Horticultural, and postage 4.50
J. F. Hauser°s bill 3_09
The following resolution was presented and was upon motion adopted:
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Whereas, the Committee on State rair Exhibit has over expended its appropri—
ation for the 1914 display at the State Fair in the sum. of $139,55, as shown
bvt its report submitted to the County Board,
Therefore, Be 1't Resolved, by the Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County
assembled this 24th day of November, 1914, that -the said sum of $139.55 be
appropriated to cover said deficit.
0. Flanders.
The frecomrendation was presented,
Your Committee rec.om ;ends that for the neat year a larger appropriation be
made for this purpose. It is impossible to make a creditable display on
$500., acid with a sufficient fund to work with and an early beginning of the
work, Bayfield County can i:ave an exhibit at the State pair second to none.
A poor exhibit is worse than none.
Therefore,, we recommend th.ht for the year 1915, an appropriation of not Less
than $1,000.00 be made for the Mate Fair Exhibit.
Geo. 1i4ertz.
0. Flanders.
C. W. Smith.
Erick Johnson.
The foregoi.nZ reconne.ndati.o.. was adopted and an appropriation of $1,000
made to cover the expense of State Fair Exhibit by the following vote,
Aye, Galligan, Barnes, Hauser, Flieth, Zielsdorff, Rogan, Soronen, Bartlett,
Kel_hofer, Morris, A. G. .Johnson, Iverson, Swanson, Good, Lauri, Duffy,
Erick Johnson, Smith, Ellerman, Stone, Davis, Flanders, Robill:ard, Bell, Berman,
Robinson, Mertz, Handberg, Lien, Lamorea.ux and Werden — 31.
The following resolution was presented and was upon motion adopted:
Whereas it has been customary to pay the Chairman of. the County Board for
extra work done for the board during the year, now therefore be it
Resolved that an order for $2oo,00 be issued by the Clerk and the Chairman
payable to C. H. Werden, Chairman of the County Board, for services perforated
during the year.
Dated this 24th day of Nov. 191.4.
W. 11. Flieth.
The following report of a Special Committee was presented and was upon
motion accepted:
To the Honorable Board of Su-,)ervisors of the County of Bayf ield,
Your Committee appoi_.ted to ascertain if possible the relative values of
the taxable property in certain towns, and ea.pecially the town of Barksdale as
compared with other towns in the County bed, leave to report as follows,
Committee met at Iron Fiver December 30th, 1913, and agreed with, the
District Attorney that the bookkeeper of the Dynamite Plant should be subpoened
as witness at a certain hearing before the State Tax Comr,;ission to be held at a
time to be nc.med by said Coirmission durin the year 1914 with the view of
having disclosed from the books of said plant the cost of the same.
Said Subpoena was issued Land said bookkeeper appeared before the Tax
Comitission to a.ns,rrer, but no information was obtained, the books of said.
company being kept at the parent office at Wilmington, Del.
Various meetings of trio Committee were held thereafter and on March 16,
1914, the committee agreed with a certain committee representing the town and
city of Bayf field and the city of Washburn which had been organized to defend
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an appeal from the equalization of tares made by the County Board at their annual
meeting in Nov. 1913, and whereas said committee had the power to subpoena
witnesses and combel testimony, and your committee not having such power that of
said committee would or could by examination of witnesses or by other means
ascertain approximately the value of said plant for the use of your committee,
the expense of obtaining such information would be certified to this board so far
as the appropriation made for our work and not already expended would reach.
The Committee for defenNe for said towns proceeded with their work and after
consultation with the attorneys decided that the only method for obtaining the
information needed was by physical valuation of the dynamite plant, and o4
investigation they found that the survey for such valuation would 'cost from one
thousand to fifteen hundred dollars which amount was. considered prohibitive, and
the matter was thereupoA� dropped, and vie are now where we began, with no certain
knowledge of the value of said plant except the report of the engineers of the
tax commission which does not materially change the valuations.
We would like to add that it is the opinion of your committee that of the
estimates of the Tax Commission engineers who made the survey of the Dynamite
Plant are as accurate as the estimate of the Highway Commissioners who made the
estimates for the long bridge road to Ashland, were., the dynamite plant should be
taxable at from one million to one million �nd'a half dollars.
0. Flanders.
M. B. Morris.
Martin Rogan.
The fol-owing resolution was presented end was upon motion adopted:
Whereas, the typewriter now in use in the sheriffs s office is worn out and
is beyond repair,
Therefore, Be It Resolved, by the County Board of Supervisors of Bayfield
County, that a new typewriter be purchased by Bayfield County for use in the
sheriff's office.
Dated November 24th, 1914.
Harvey Ellerman.
The following resolution was presented and was upon motion accepted:
RESOLVED, By the county board of Bayfield county, assembled this 24th day of
November, A. D. 1914, that all that part of prospective highway system.of sc.id
county, commencing on the eastern boundary lire of section numbered twenty seven
(Sec. 27) in township forty nine north (T 49 N), of range numberdd five vest
(R 5 W), =1 runnin; thence westerly 1-nd northerly to a point near the north west
corner of said section, be _rd the same is hereby abandoned and discontinued as
a part of said proppective state highway system; and it is farther, ---
RESOLVED, That the fol ' owrri ng be and is hereby adopted as a part of and added
to the prospective state hichtfay system of s^id county, and mado a prospective
state highway, to grit: Comri^encing_ at the southeatt corner (SECCor) of the
no-rtheast quarter of the northeast quarter (SE-1 r
NE-) of section nu�bered twenty
seven (Sec. 27), in -township numbered forty nine north.(T 49 N), of range
numbered five, west (R 5 5), and running thonce west on the eighth line a distant(
of about one hundred and twenty five rods (T 125 rds.), to where the old "Biglorr'
logging grade crosses said eighth line; thence following said "Biglow" grade in
a north westerlyy:directio.n to where it crosses the section line on the north_
sidle of said section numbered twenty seven (Sec. 27); thence west on said
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section line to the north west corner (1;71 Cor) of. skid section.
A. P. Stone.
The fol're con, was presented by the County Board of
Education:
LVashburn, Wis., Oct. 30, 1914
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County, W s.
Gentlemen:
Tie, the undersigned County Board of Educationi, in rnaki.112; up the
bud. -et for the expenses of the office of. the County Superintendent of Schools
for the year, 1915, have takeninto account that the work of the office has
increased materially from year to year. The adjoin -'Inc; counties have increased
the salaries of county superintendents to meet the conditions. The County
Board of Education of Bay -field County therefor have raised the salary of the
County Superintendent of Bayfield County to $1200.00 per annum the same to take
effect July 1st, 1915.
The follow_1_ng is the amount of the bud --et:
Salary of Supt. $1200.00
s� t9 Asst Supt. 700.00
Office Supplies, printing; 250.00
Traveling; expenses 250.00
Expense of County Board of Education 500`00®
72900.00
Less State Aid 500.00
Total amount to be raised $2400.00
Respectfully submitted,
Adolph Hobelt.
A. Parent.
ii. ). Wachsmuth.
County Board of Education.
The foregoing recommendat'lon was accepted by the following vote:
Aye: Galligai., Barnes, Hauser, Flieth, Zielsdorff, Rogan, Soronen, Bartlett,
Kekhofer, Ltorris, A. G. Johnson, Iverson, Swanson, Good, Lauri, Duffy, Habelt,
Erick Johnson, Smith, Ellerman, Stone, Davis, Flanders, Robillard, Bell,
Berman, Robinson, Mertz, Handberg, Lien, Lamoreaux and Terden - 32'.
The fol resolution wls presented and was upon motion adopted:
Whereas, We believe that it is ,iholl y unnecessary, arbitrary and ur.-
constitutional for the reason that Sub, Sec. 2.3 of Sec. 702-10 provides,
"That on or before the f6rst P•iionday i•r_ November in each year the County Board
Of Education shall report th' Lo"^.l fi ov.nt req- ircd to the county Clerk, who
shall report the same to the County Board of. rvisor s at its or_nua! meeting
in November 1-nJ such amount shall be. levi,=:d in the county tax and collected.
"s other '.axes" ;,hich 1nvi::s a t_nx on incorporated, cities m int lining schoo�
bo._.rds of their own and over -^hlch the Coun'iy Boal"u of Education has no
is therefore talcat'ion FlitiloL(t rE:pr�Seilt�7ti0n, and
Whereas, We fail to see wliorein the rizral achools secure any bgref it
1C1ttCViY, bel eVii'. 3-ILIt +oi`i slip boards, 10Cal School d15tr:C't boards and
county superintendents ;ire better able to adjust _l7. sr.atters pert inin to
the welfare of rural schools than a county Board of Education selected from
dif:i ,rozlt localities in the county, and
Whereas, Sec. 702-10 places too much power in sai•.1 Board of Education,
Annual Session, November 241-1h, 1914.
not only by increase of unnecessary coot to ta:, payers by the organiza.tion of
a Board of E.Layeiners for com: on school diplomas, thereby depriving local teacher
and the county superintendent of schools of all authority* in such com:.on se'.�eol
diploma examination.
Therefore Be It Resolv'ed that copies of this resolution be sent to the
members of the senate and assembly in this district and that they be requested
to use tiloir influence to have this law repealed.
The following report .v:is _present -d --.nd was upon motion adopted
To the County Board of Bayfield County, 77,liseonsin.
Gentlemen:
We the undersigned Committee on Finance and miscellaneous Claims to
whom was referred the claims of T. H. Robinson for $192.50 for damage to
Automobile by reason of a defective highway, and the claim of Harvey Demars for
$50.00 for injuries sustained by reason of automobile he was driving on County
road, running into a hole, beg to recommend that the claims as presented be
disallowed..
We further recommend that the claim of A. Nelson for damages sustained to
his automobile arhile driving on the Washburn and Bayfield road, claim. amounting
to $124.50 be disallowed.
Dated this -24th day of Aiovernber, 1914.
T. H. Flieth
F. H. Bartlett
Committee on Finance and
Miscellaneous Claims,
Upon motion Board adjourned until 1:30 P. M.
Board met pit r�ua.nt to adjournment at 1:30 P. M. with all members of the
mornin; session present.
The following report was presented and was upon motion accepted:
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors;
Bayfield County.
your committee Qn County Fair met at Iron River Saturday, November 21st,
1914 to investigate the management and expenditures of the Fair and have -the
following -to report:
Total amount of appropriations by County Board $1450.00
Expenditures of management covering County
Appropriations as follows:
Old Indebtedness $147.25
Tearing down old burn 35.00
Repairs on Grounds 119.25
Chicken house 232.97
Sock Shed 230.14
M,lintenance 685.39 $1450.00
After a careful investigation of conditions at the grounds rra find certain
improvements to be necessary and therefore recommend that an appropriation of
$1500.00 be and is hereby made by the County,Board of Bayfield County for the
year 1915 to .be used for the following purposes:
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Cement foundations under buildings $300.00
L00 feet cattle sheds 500.00
Engine pump and hose 200.00
Maintenance 500.00
Total $1500.00
Respectfully submitted:
Geo.`S. arnes
Thomas Lamoreaux
Aug. E. Zielsdorf f
W. H. Plieth
0. Planders
Committee.
The following resolution was presented:
Whereas the Committee oh County Fair have recommended an appropriation of
$1500.00 for county fair purposes for the year 1915, therefore be it
Resolved that an appropriation be made and set aside out of the general
fund for the purposes named in the recommendations of the said committee, the
funds to become available after the annual settlement with towns in March 1915.
Dated this 24th day of November 1914.
Thomas Lamoreaux.
The.foregoing resolution was adopted by the following vote at roal call:
Aye: Galligan, Barnes, Hauser, Plieth, Zielsdorff, Rogan, Boronen, R116kmi,n,
Kekhofer, Morris, A. G. Johnson, Iverson, Swanson, Good, Lauri, Duffy,
Erick Johnson, Smith, Stone, Davis, Flanders, Robillard, Bell, Berman, Mertz,
Robinson, Handberg, Lien, Lamoreaux and Werden a 30
The following resolution was presented and was upon motion adopted:
Whereas, considerable agitation has taken place in this state concerning
laws that seem unwise and inapplicable to, our local conditions, and memorials
have been prepared and sent to our` legislature for the repeal of certain of
these laws, it has been deemed wise by some county boards in our state that
one man from each county be appointed to meet at some central place to -consider
the various laws as viewed by their respective county boards, and report their
findings to the legislature recomr.,.ending action.to cover. Inasmuch as this
would end a great deal of discussion and simpla:fy the recommendations,
IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED, that the Chairman of our board is hereby authorized
to appoint a member from the County Board of Bayfield County, with the usual
,= fees to cover per diem and expense, to meet with such a representation, and
the County. Clerk is hereby instructed to send to each County Clerk in the state
a copy of this resolution praying other boards to take such action.`
November 24, 1914. W. H. Flieth.
The following report was presented and was upon motion accepted:
To The Honorable Supervisors of the County Board of Bayfield County.
Gentlemen:
We the undersigned committee on the Port Wing Bridge beg to re—
port that a 16x60 rivited half truss steel bridge.with reinforeed concrete
floor -and abutments, has been built and accepted. The contract for
building the same was awarded to the Warden Allen Company of Milwaukee, the
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exc",jjcive of piling the lowest bidder) for the sum of $2258.00, under the
it was deemed necessary to drive
abut-
ments but after a careful test of the bottom
pilings, a.nd wn additional contract,vas n-iven to tile builders for $200.00 to drivet
. them, and the cost of furnishing the timber and a driver was another additional
expense of $66.72, making the tot-11 cost of the bridge $2524.72, and we hereby
recommend that one ha . lf of the -amount or $1262.36 be paid by the County of Bayfiel
in'ac-ordance with the provisions of the statutes.
Dated at Washburn, Wis., November 24th, 1914.
Peter Soronen Jr.
Erick Johnson.
The following report was presented and was upon motion accepted:.
Mr. Nels M. Oscar, County Cl.erk.,
Address: Washburn, this.
Bayfield County, this.
Dear Sir :
Mason, Wis., Aug. 17, 1914.
We have this day examined the work done by the Wotden-Allen Company and
find sai;e is done per contract and to our satisfaction.
Bridge in Town of Mason, Bayfield CO., 71is-
Contract dated May 19th, 1914.
Total amount .. of contract County Share $924.00
F. Ti. Bartlett
C. Iverson.
The f ollo,,.vdn- report was presented and was upon motion accepted and ordered
placed on file:
TO THE HONORABLE -BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
Bayfield County®
Gentlemen:--
.0 what is known as the ItLong
Your committee in char,.,,r's f the building of
Bridge" road beg leave to submit the following report.
C�
,The report rendered at your last meeting, hold September 29th, 1914, set
forth in 'Lull the detailes of expenditures up to that . time, and the plans of the
committee in regard to completion of the work.
Some few changes have been made since that time which your committee feel
has been for the best interest of the County in making a safer and more
peravant h�ghway. In these changes s we have had the assistance afid cooPeratiOl
ip
of 1. the .. Division State Highway Engineer, Mr. F. V. Sargent; representing the
State Highway Commission. The change involving the largest expense Is that of
e, running bridge, span t�
changing the line of road from the west end of the 120 1 fID
and -connecting with the old road,
a diagonal direction
t across the swamp in
instead of folIO-Ving the shdre line as contemplated in the original plans.
The shore . line was put in . as planned but the a I ation of the.water in the bay
- kept washinZ., out the .face of this part of the road. You wil-1 remember in our
last report we we . re considering plans for putting in some protection work to
protect tills part of the road. In considering this matter later; your
committee deemed it more advisable to change the line of road, and get away
Annual Session, November 24th, 1914.
from the water, then to -try to protect the r.oad already_buil.t; inasmuch as the
cost of the protection work .contemplated.;..would pay more than one-half the cost
of changing the line of road.
The filling in of this new line of road has been completed; but it, will be
impossible to gradd.and smooth it up until after frost is out of ground next
spring. The old shore line road at this point will be in passable condition
for winter use.
The whole line of road is in passable condition, except a small section
near the east approach of the 120 ft. span bridge, and the contractor expects
to complete same within the neat t,,v.b weeks, after Which time the entire road
will be in passable condition and open for service.
Below we give in, detail the cost involved in the construction of this road:
Two Steel Bridges - - -
_ _ - - - - - _ - - _
_ $8,560.00
Original Contract
for Filling
Road & Bridge'Approaches - -
- 7;000.00
Additional
for Raising Gradd
of Entire Road 2 ft. - - - -
- 1,470.00
Additional
for Piling-& Plank
in Bridge Approaches - - -
- 708.88
Additional
for Extra. Filling
at Channel, East end of
120 ft.
Bridge - -
v _ v _ _ _ _ _ a _
_ 500,00
Additional
for Stone Rip Rap
Work --Abutments 1201 Bridge. -
- e 700.00
Additional
for Filling New Line.of
Road on Mast Ind
T o t a l - _T _ - - - -
$19,938.38
With all of this work completed, your committee feels that this road 'will
bd in good shape for public service for many years to come.
During the progress of this work, your committee have'met with many problems
not contemplated and provided for in the plans and specifications prepared by
the engineers, and we have done the best we -could to sollve these problems'at
the lowest cost possible to the County, consistent with the -building of a
permanent highway.
In your consideration of the cost of this work you must have in mind.that
when the committee took charge of the work, contracts had been le-t to the amount
of $15,560.00, leaving the amount expended by your 'committee for the protection
�of work provided for in original contracts, $4,378.88.,
We recommend that the board at this session make provisions for the sur
facing of this road and to further safeguard same. Guard rails should be
built along such portion of the highway -as may be deemed necessary -in order to
make it safe in every way.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
Pat Galligan )
( Special
Andrew. Lauri . ) Bridge.
{ Committee.
C. H. Werden )
The following resolution was presented and was upon motion lost:.
.RESOLVED, By the county board of Bayfield County, assembled this 24th day
of November, 1914, that it is the sense of'this board that Chapter. 38 of the
Lawvr of Wisconsin, for the year 1895, and all'acts amendatory thereof, ought
to be repealed, said chapter and laws being the acts creating the municipal
Cou.tt of Bayfield County, located at Mashburn, Wisconsin, and that a certified
COPY of this resolution be forwarded to the chairman .on judiciary of both houses "
of the Wisconsin Legislature, and to Bayfield countygs member of Assembly and
State Senator.
A. P. Stone.
Annual Session, November 24th, 1914.
The following resolution was presented and was upon motion,adopted:
RESOLVED by the County Board of Bayfield County assembled this 24th day of
November, 1914, that Bayfield County shall pay one half of the per diem -and expens
of the County Surveyor of said county in perpetuating land marks at section
corners and quarter corners in the several towns in this county, where such
i
corners can now be found, providing the several towns in which such corners are
to be perpetuated shell provide the material for the monuments and pay all other
expenses connected with the perpetuating such corners, except one half of the
expenses and per diem of the County Surveyor and any town may notify the County
Surveyor that it has procured materials for the monuments and appropriated and
provided funds necessary, and decided to have the work done.
Harvey Ellerman.
The folio-ing report.was presented and was upon motion adopted:
Washhurn, Wis., Nov. 24, 1914.
To the Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County, Wisconsino
Report of Committee on Roads and Bridges.
Your committee on Roads and Bridges and Mr. John Sundell, Highway
Commissioner, left Washburn October 19th to make an inspection of the prospeetivc
state highway. ]!e foun-d the road from Washburn to Ashland Junction in good
condition. From Ashland Junction to Grandview, we found the road in fair
condition, but it needs regrading and repairing in places. From Grandview to
Cable, the road is in excellent. condition. From Cable to the Sawyer County
line, the county road is in poor condition. Part of this road is not used for
public travel, but they use instead whet is known as the River Route,'and your
committee recommend that the county abandon said county road and adopt said
River Road froir. Cable to the .Sawyer County Line, as ggrt of the prospective
state highway system. From Drummond to Barnes, the road is in excellent
condition... From Barnes .to Iron River,. we found the road in good condition.
From Iron River to the Brute, the. road is in fair condition. From Muskeg to
the Douglas County Line, the road is to be relocated on section line by the
state engineer. We -found the Boulevard road in fair condition, except in a
few places. From Iron River to Priot Wing, the road is in pretty fair con-
dition in dry weather, but it needs regrading. From Part Wing to.Herbster
on the new location, the culvert is complete and about 8,000 yards of dirt to
be moved will complete it'. Balance of the road is in fair condition.
There is to be a steel bridge -at the cranberry River next year.
From Herbster to Cornucopia the road is in good -condition. From Cornucopia
to Washburn, the roved is in fair,condition.
Sand River Road is not in good condition.— Part of the road was built this sumo;
and will' be' open for travel this fall. Balance of the road will be rebuilt as
fast as funds are available for it. From Bayfield to Washburn the road is in
good: condition.
The traction engine owned by the County did not give satisfaction and broke
down completely the lost part of June and delayed th(r.work on the road between
Grandview and Drummond, and must be replaced before another season°s work.
Respectfully submitted.
Martin Rogan
M. B. Morris
Erick Johnson
Committee on Roads and Bridges.
From ,Cornucopia to Bayfield, the
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115
The following resolution was presented:
RESOLVED by the County Board of Bayfield County, assembled on the 24th day
of November, 1914, that the prospective highway knonrn as the Manebo Road, or
Route No. Two (20, running eastorly and westerly through Bayfield County, from
Mashburn to the Douglas County line be dropped from, -and discontinued as a
prospective state highway, and.abandoned as such, subject however to the approval
of the State Highway Commission.
Martin Rogan.
Moved and seconded that.the foregoing resolution be .laid on the table.
Motion lost by the following vote: Ave: Fl-ieth,.Zi(,,lsdorff, Soronen, Iverson,
Swanson, Lauri, Stone, Robillard, Bell, Berman, Robinson, Mertz, Handberg, mien,
and lamoreaux - 15.
Nay: Galligan, Barnes, Hauser, Rogan, Bartlett, Fekhofer, Morris, A. G. Johnson,
Good, Duffy, Habelt, Smith, Ellerman, Davis, Flanders, and Werden - -16.
Moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be ad6pted, motion'carried by
the following vote: Aye: Galligan, Barnes,'Rogan, Bartlett, Kekhofer,'Morris,
A. G. Johnson, Iverson, Good, Lauri, Duffy, Habelt, Erick Johnson, Smith,
Ellerman, Davis and Merden - 17.
Nay: Flieth, Zielsdorff, Soronen, Swanson, Stone, Flanders, Robillard, Bell,
Berman, Robinson, Ifertz, Handberg, Lien and Lamoreaux - 14.
The following resolution was presented:
To the Honorable County Board of Bayfield
County, Wis., in Annual Session the
24th day of November, 1914.
Gentlemon:-
Mhile Bayfield County is coming to the front as a dairy and fruit
country, and development is reasonably rapid, yet it is believed that the county,
is not receiving the real legitimate advertising; it is entitled to, especially
during the State and County Fairs held in the State'and adjoining states, and
believing that a reasonable amount of money spent directly by the county in -
advertising would be money well spent, we present the following resolutidns
for your consideration:
Resolved, by the County Board of Bayfield County, in annual session this
24th day of November, 1914, that a committee of two, either' mambos of the
board or other competent men, to be appointed by the chairman, be appointed to
secure proper data and other reliable information concerning the resources, xx:iA
of the county, same to take in every torn and location in the county, said
information to be issued in a pamphlet setting forth the facts clearly and
honestly, so as to favor no certain loc.tility, but' to give reliable information
that strangers and outsiders may know just the conditions here, said pamphlets
to be distributed to the best manner possible so as to get into the hands of
prospective settlers, and be it.futther
Resolved, that the sum of $400 be appropriated out of any funds available
for the purpose of defraying tho expenses of the committee in securing of
material for the same, said committee to incur the least expense possible
necessary to do the work.
0. Flanders.
Annual Session, November 24th, 1914.
Moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted.
Motion carried by the following -vote:
Aye: Galligan, Barnes, Hauser, Flieth, Zielsdorff, Rogan, Soronen, Bartlett,
Kekhofer, Morris, A. G. Johnson, Iverson, Swanson, Good, Lauri, Duffy, Habelt,
Erick Johnson, Smith, Ellerman, Davis, Flanders, Robillard, Bell, Berman, Lien,
and Werden — 27.
Nay: Stone, Mertz, Handberg and Lam-oreaux 4.
The following resolution was presented:
Resolved by the County Board of Supervisors of Bayfield County, Wisconsin,
now in annual session assembled this 24th day of November, 1914, that the sum
of six hundred dollars is hereby appropriated for general repairs for the
county Court hous-e,
Geo. Mertz.
The foregoing resolution was adopted by the following vote:
AYE:
Galligan, Barnes, Hauser, Flieth, Zielsdorff, Rogan, Soronun, Bartlett, Kekhofer
Morris, A. G. Johnson, Iverson, Swanson, Good, Lauri, Duffy, Habelt, Erick Johnson
Smith, Ellerman, Stone, Flanders, Robillard, Bell, Berman, 1. Robinson,.Mertz,
Handberg, Lien. Lamoreaux and Werden > 31.
The Judiciary Committee recommended that no action be taken on Liability
Insurance. Upon motion the verbal report of the Judiciary Committee was
adopted.
The following report was presented:
We the undersigned committee on Equalization hereby submit the following
report of the equalization of the property of the county, and recommend that
the amounts set opposite the respective towns and cities in the county, be the
equalization of the county:
Barksdale $ 8769987
Barnes . . . 532,146
Bayfield (Torn) 1, o34, 712
Bell . . . . . . 439,920-
Bayview 395.9827
Cable 367,404
Clove.�Cr�i . . . . 226,015
Drummond . 3,202,960
Eileen.. . . . 402,093
Hughes . . . . . 237,594
Iron River 425,244
Kelly . . . . . 346,285
Lincoln
257,452
Mason
673,222
Namekagon .
352,170
Orienta
316,,651
Oulu---*--. . .
353,846
Pilsen •
396, 675
Pratt--.
618,126
Port.Wing
544.0942
Russell .
337,898
Tripp--. . . . .
203,831
Washburn . . .
550,035
Bayfield (City)
940,590
Washburn (City)
1 ,125,615
15,158,240
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Annual Session,-N-ovember 24th, 1914.
Dated this 24th day of Nov. 1914.
Geo. S. Barnes.
The foregoing report of the Comnittee on Equalization was upon motion adopteds
by the following vo$e
Aye:'Caiilg- an, Barnes, Hauser, Flieth, Zielsdorff, Rogan, Soronen, Bartlett,
Kekhofer, Morris, A. G. Johnson, Iverson, Swanson, G6od, Lauri, Duffy, Habelt,
Erick Johnson, Smith, Elierman, Stone, Flanders, Robillard, Bell., Berman, Mertz,
Robinson, Handberg, Lien, Lamoreaux and Werden ® 30.
The following revolution was presented and was upon motion adopted:
Resolved, by .the County. Board of Bayfield County, Wisconsin, in annual
session this 24th day of November, 1.914, that the valuations, set opposite the
respective towns in the following. list, containing all the towns, cities and
Taxing districts in Bayfield County, be and the same are hereby fixed as the
valuation of the several towns and taxing districts as determined by the
County Board, to -wit:
Barksdale 876,987
Barnes 5324146
Bayfield (Town), 1,034,712''
Bell
439,920-
Bayview
395,827
Cable
367,404
Cl-over
226,015
Drunimond
3, 202, 960
Eileen
4020093
Hughes
237,0594
Iron River
425,244
Kelly
346,285
Lincoln
257,452
Mason
673,222
Namekagon
352,170
Ori enter
316, 651
Oulu
353,846
Pilsen
396,675
Pratt
618,126
Port ding
544,942
Russell 337,898
Tripp 203,831
Washburn 550,035
Bayfield (City) 940, 590
Washburn (City)
.15,158,240
Dated this 24th day of Nov., 1914.
Geo. S. parnee..
The following report of the Com>-ittee on Sheriff, Justice and Constable
bills was presented and was upon motion adopted:
In
Annual Session,. November 24th, . 1914.
.
To The Honorable County Board,
Bayfield County, Wisconsin,
Gentlemen:
Wei the undersigned .com-ittee on Sheriff, Justice and Constable bills
beg to recommend thatbthe.following bills..be allowed, and that the County Clerk
be authorized -to draw orders for amouhts shown in column headed "allowed: 60
Dated. at Mashburn, Wis., this 24th day of Nov., 1914.
Respectfully submitted,
H. 0. Lien
Harvey
Ellerman
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S.' A. Berring
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7.60
7.60
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2.10
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3.115
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of
1.20
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1.20
1.20
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11
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1.20
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1.20
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4t
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Joe Westberg
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Gilbert Dahlby
69
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II
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1.20
1. 20
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N. J. Newquiat
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11 tl 91
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tl
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Archie Theobold
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Joseph Smith
if Witness
1.08
1.08
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11 19
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99 19
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Thomas Kowaski
ea 19
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Al. Miller
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1.12
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91 49 t9
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'rank Robill.ard
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91
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n
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4I 99
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Case Juror
1.12
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11
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99
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69
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,
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Carl Hickloy
Case t1
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Olof Englund
9t I9
11 99
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19 91
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if
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Harry Anderson "
1.02
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1'.07
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Merle Martin
0
91 Witness
5.64
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Lydia Anderson
Ben Holm
Paid
Miss Margaret Baroney
Steve Sinko
°' °°
3.20
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Mrs. MBaroney
9t la
19
2.20
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Henry Conlin
94 91
2.76
paid
Florence Meithka
41 91
61 19
2.76
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Eliabeth Gautsch
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M,)rguerite Ga.utsch
14 99 ;
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Ole Thorson
II It
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2,76
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Fred Finkbiner
1'1 99
11 11
2.76
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John Gordon
It "
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2.25
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John Gordon Jr.
IP 49
91 fl
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1.20
Ja A. McDonald
Potva
Harms
99 99
99 'I
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E. C. Johnson$1Ic
Matt Jaakola
11 Interprater
.83
1.14
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Andrew Lauri.
1.12
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n 9t
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Dan Beaton
91 It
1.12
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J. A. LaLond
11 19 .
1 12
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G. A. Herman
19 IB
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11
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1.12
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'
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1.12
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19
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2.84
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Matt Roune
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1.08
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Con Couture
19 91
49 41
1.12
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-Thos.- Gonia
Nets Nelson
°1 Juror
1.12
pai
Harry Rogers
I1 e1
at' 49
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Annual Session, November 24th, 1914.
9
J. Rifkin
Eels Nelson Case Juror
1.12
Paid
Harry Obrien
If " It to
1.12
Paid
Ed Fox
n to If If
1.12
Paid
Emil.Barnard
of of It 1°
1.12
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Wm. _ Cole
It It. " Wi-tness
1.08
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Thos...Schram
If 11 n if
1.08
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H.-Ov Wnd
John Johnson " it
1.08
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Salma Johnson
11 If It "
1.96
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James Lundberg
9r 99 to n
1.96
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Ester, Johnson
n tt n n
1.96
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Gabriel,-Hegbloom
t1 19 It t9
1.96
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A... -Bloom-- _ _ .
Charles Anderson Case Witness
4.28
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C. J. Bloom
.- to _ ,_ t9 of It
4,28
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Chris Olson
Andrew Anderson Case-
'.95
.95
Antone M._,Hendri.ckson
Geo. Rezarch " n
9.96
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Ed Rezarch
to " " If
8.36
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Eugene McCarthy,.
Eels Lofberg IT
.95
.95
Wm. Bell•
°' of " Witness
2.76
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Charles
" It 11 81
2.76
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-Erickson.
Oscar
Ole Tolonen 4t
.50
.50
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C,.V... C1.3rk
Alex McKennon It 2 meals
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.50
G. A. Hp.rraan
Henry Funkey " Juror
1.12
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1.12
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E. A. Ross
" 9t . of 49
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1.12
1.12
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Paid
Ed Gculett
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Bart Bousley
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1.12
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B..F. Hara
Robert Mantle
i1 " It Witness
2.60
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Walter Newman
+1 +1 if 9t
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2.60
3.48
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Paid
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1° "
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1.08
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John Rifkin
+4
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1.12
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1° 11
1.12
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paid
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" "
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Harry Schachte
°° to of
1.12
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G. A. Herman-
of
If of '°
1.12
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Henry Deschamp
Geo. F. Morgan
to to
E. A. Grey of3.00
Paid
Gideon Chauvin
James Day "
"
1.20
3.20
1.20
1.20
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Alex Lurid
John Po to sk i 't
1.20
1120
Wm. Pallage 1t
7.38
7.38
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1.20
1.20
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Geo. Froseth t9
1.20
1,20
1.20
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1,20
2.20
2.20
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Oscar Rolla
Dennis Daly
Wm, Pallage 't Witnes's
1.08
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Paid
Art .Faulk,
4t P+ °' " -
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1.08
1.08
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1.70
1.70
G deon.,Chauvin�
Geo. Mnd
++
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Fred_arson__.._
Chas Smith ��
Kowolski 91 Interpreter
.87
.50
.50
Alex Keosky
+9
2.09
2. 09
Ho.Yderstad
- „
If ofPeterson Witness
2.30
2,30
Peter
11 '+
.95
•95
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n
of
95
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.95
Adolph La- kowiks
"
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2.10
2.10
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Alex Henderson
1140
1.40
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Ed Sir a n s o n
1.85
185
to +9 t+
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. 85
It e to1.96
Ole.Burgson "
in Co. Court
.9.
Disallowed
Stefan Boco
Interpreter
Examination of deceased stock in
Goo. F. Morgan
To -an of Eileen by order of Stock
7.19
Sanitary.Board
719
.
2.0000
2
2.00
Eels Stromberg
Appraiser
2.00
2.00
John Gigestrom
"
2.00
2,00
John.. Berglund,
J. J. McDonald.
"
Constable fees for 1912&1913 Mason
151.31
l .5 P a�. d
20.00
A. ?�, Hoppenyan
Burial of Chas Buearguard
20.00
37 95
37.9.5
A. IL Lien
Clothing for prisoners
°
13.80
13.'80
Fox Bross
Medicine " 10
Flash light for sheriff
6.90
6.'9®
V�.E.L..& P.Co.
Geo. Entgholm
Taking testimony case of dim. Smith
5.10
5.1,0
3rd municipal court
1.50
Pazd
Aug. Frostman
Andrl+ew Kenula C nse Wit ness
2.64
Paid
Paul Cuty
11 n
1.64
Paid
Louis Cuty
It 11
If It1.00
Paid
Frank Kisek
Luker Balm
If
Paid
Ami Liscsok
t° " if
2.25
2.25
Aug Hoffman
"
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2.25
2.25
If n
Elvin Lund "
Earl Sm t n Witness
2,54
'2.54
2.54
0. Flanders
„ „
2m54
Charlotte Smith
_ n- "
-11 t4
1.08
1.08
A.:.H,.-_Wlikinson
La Point
Examining Chas Nelson insane
4.20
4.20
4.20
T. R. Spears...
11 Matt. Pa j ale
4.20
It of19
n
1t Hannah Flynn 91
6.60
4.20
6.60
4.20
to 11 it'+
Wm. McCamman
t1 M.-L. Huntington insane
4.00
4.20
of it of
4.0
4.00
of It If
McCutcheon Case
0
4.4.?20
4.20
Oliver 0. Nelson
Examining,Anna-Carlson Insane
4.20
n of It
11 Otto Hanson
4.20
4.2.0
n n n
If+t
Tr-essa Nemis
4.20
4.20
n n a
to Elvina Lund
12-2
Annual Session, November 24th, 1914,
H.
Hannum
Examining Earl Smith Insane
6.60
P.
G.
Frey
'+ Chaba Nelson 11
4.20
it
11
11
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4. 20
"
11
It
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6.60
1r
tt
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+1 WP" . McCaman "
4.20
11
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11
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4.20
11
of
9B
" Elvina Lund "
4.20
11
n
"
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4020
It
If
11
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4.20
11
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11
+1 Earl Smith "
4.20
it
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4.20
P.
Axelherg
Co.Judge M. L. Huntington Case
5.00
.H.
11
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5.0.0
If
11
++
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5.00
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++
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5,00
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19
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5.00
tt
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Ray LaMay "
5.00
9t
1t
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Wm. McCaman "
5.00
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n
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McCutcheon "
10.00
it
It
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Otto Ranson "
5.00
11
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Earl Smith "
5.00
n
tt
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Hannah Flynn "
5.00
"
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Matt- Pajala "
5.00
n
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++
Anna Carlson "
5.00
+a
11
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Chas Nelson "
.70
Alfred
Frose'th
Testimony in J.' Smith Case
9 .0
Al
11
n " R. Holmes 11
4.00
It
' 11
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14.30
11
tl
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2.50
11
++
of " C.McCutcheon"
12.40
it
n
at 11 N. Rabideau "
2.50
n
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5.00
"
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4.00
n
If
++ " Nels Nelson "
6."50
Sohn
L. Morrison V. O. Mills Case
John
Amos
G. Morpp
M. Hansen
. - 11 1t 11
Corgalezak & George Gasper Case
15,40
11
If
It Town of Eileen
if
It
It Case of remains ol unknown found
at 11.80
t1
11
It Pike Lake Town of Mason
It
"
td Burin,& of unknown f ound at Pike
27.50
Lake town of Mason
John, Mary & Jenny Chulmovich Case
8.20
1t
11
++ At Benoit
elm. Hermws Case City of Washburn
5.00
Telephone, & Telegraph expenses
in
11
"
" locating relatives of �;m. Hermas
deceased
18,56
6.60
4.20
4.20
6.60
4.20
4.20
4.20
4.20
4.20
4.20
4.20
5.00
5.00
5.00
5,00
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
5e00
5.00
5 000
5.00 .
9.70
4,00
14.30
2.50
12.40
2.50
5 -00
4.00
6.50
15.40,
11.80
27.50
8.20
4.20
18.56
19 91 ; fB
paid Philip Harvey for 2 1/2 days held
at Mason witness in inquest of man
-as
named Ed McMullen for.nd dead 'near Mason
5.00
5.00
Burial of Ed McMullen at Mason
25.00
25.00
T. H. Robinson
Two.days service with J.A.McDonald on
Oberts Case at Herbster
30.00
30.00
P.. A. Bell
Fees covering certified transcripts,etc
83.70
83.70
Max Happle,sheriffWaupuun.with Ray LaMay
50.00
50.00
Oscar Berglund
50.00
50.00
it it +r..
EtRe l Brovin Case
.95
.95
Oscar Ber.gl ind Case
.90
.90
C. A. Furmeson
Pt, J. Newquist Case
1.62
Allowed in she
iff bill
James MCLaughlin
Simmington & Munger Case
23.47
23.47
Town oY Pratt -
Max Happle
Truant Officer Town of Oulu
10.00
10.00
Transportation for-McCutcheon children
from Town of Washburn
4.0p
4.00
Trip to Benoit to arrest Chas.Bloom
4.00
4.00
n u
if t1 Town Washburn to arrest
Andrew Kumala.
4.00
4.00
T.,R. Spears
Medical attendance for prisoners
29.00
29.00
Amos Hansen
Inquest of McMullen case, town of Mason
9.20
9,20
Henry Johnson.
photos of prisoners, on post cards
3.00
3:00-
Max, Happle
Chippewa Falls with Step hen Severle
46.66
46,.66.
The following report of Committee on Finance and Miscellaneous Claims was
presented ryn.d- was upon motion adopted:
To The Honorable County Board,
Bayfield County, Wisconsin,
Gentlemen:
We, the undersigned committee on Pinance and Miscellaneous Claims
'beg to recommend that the following bills be allowed, and that the County Clerk
be authorized to draw orders for amounts shown in column headed "allowed".
Dated'at Washburn, Wis., .thris 24th day of November, 1914.
Respectfully submitted,
W. H. Plieth
T.. H. Robinson
P. H. Bartlett
123
Annual Session, November 24th; 1914.
- To whom drawn
For -what purpose - - -
Claimed
Allowed
County Officers _ 0 - _ -
--
Pay Roll November, 1913a -
1374.98
1374.98
it it
+1 to December,'t
1391.64
1391.54
to 11
it 't January, 1914
1431.47
1431.47
n tr
11 " February, 11
1449.97
1449.97
if of
" „ Fourth, If
1449.97
1449.97
It it
it " April, to
1449.97
1449.97
to It
n It May,. If
1449. 97
1449.97
it it
n it June, " •
1449.97
1449.97
n it
n It. July, "
1449.97
1449.93
u it
tt t1 August, "
1449.97.
1449.97
tr 11
It it September,-:"
1449.97
1449.97
11 e
It It October, "
1449.97
1449.97
C. F. Morris
Expense - District Attorney
35.35
35.85
It n n
n ra tl
6.70
6.70
9t it 11 -
It It 9f
10.40
10.40
n n n
n re tt
36.66
36.66
n it If
of n of
12.80
12.80
" it of
n tr it
34.81
34.81
tt n it
" n IF
34.46
34.46
A. M. McLeod
Bond - District Attorney
5.00
5.00
James McCully
Fees for acting County Judge
31.63
31.63
J. R. Mitchell
To lost County order 46726
50.40
10.40
City of - Bayf field
Care of ,trancient poor
39.0O
39..00
L. N. Clausen
Bond - County Superintendent
5.00
5.00
Alfred Froseth
Post office box rent
2.40
2.40
tt n
To interest paid on Co.orders
459.08
459.08
Good Shepherd-Ind.School
Mary Bourgeois
213.43
213.43
David C.'�-arriso.nn
Examining. patients for .entrance
to state Tuberculosis.Sanatoriurd
3.00
8.00
Dunn County
Tuition.agricultural school
6.00
6.00
Sauk County
� 11 n... . a .
4.50
4.50
Wis. Ind. School for Girls Anna McAndrews
30.36
30.36
Town of Hughes
Care of trancient poor
.10.00
10.00
Chippewa'County Asylum
Matilda Donahue
195.25
195.25
Town of Russell.
Case of trancient poor
9.00
9.00
It - 11 ti
of n to it
27.00
27.00
it If Mason
if n 11. rt
54.00
54.00
it n n
n n u n
35.62
35.62
H. P. Axelberg
Bond for John Sundell
7.50
7.50
Town of Mason
Care of trancient poor
113.75
113.75
It rr Lincoln
n „ n n
20.00
20.00
Douglas - Com.Sanatorium
Clothing for Alfred Houtary
12.25
1.2.25
Ashland County
Care of trancient poor
17.00
Disallowed
Alfred'.Froseth
Posting delinquent tax notice
4.95
4.95
Tpwn Bell.
Care trancient poor
2254.81
254.81
-of
Nets Myhro__
Canvassing votes
.9.00
-9000
H.._P. Axelberg
it It
9.00
9.00
-Nels,M. Oscar a
Postage,freight,dra.yage,exprose 738.81
738.81
Town of Barnes
Care trancient poor
879,17
879.17
Oulu
rr n n
47.17
47.17
n
276.76
276.76
it " Iron River
" " "
1134.41
1088.07
n n Mason
+t It rl
54.00
54.00
The followingreport
of Committee on Printing and Stationery
was presented
and was upon motion adopted:
TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD,
Bayfield County, Wisconsin,
Gentlemen:
We, the undersigned committee on Printing and Stationery beg to
roeommend that the following bills be allowed, and that the County Clerk
_ r
be authorized to draw orders for amounts shown in column headed"al Lowed"
Dated at Mashburn; Wis., this 24th day of November, 1914.
Respectfully submitted,
Ike Berman
J. F. Hauser
Ole Handberg
Committe6
-___-__To
whom.drawrn77-77
9, W.
-m�For-vrhat-pix.rpose---®--®-r--Claimed^-_-Allowed----
Frostm.
Ink, twine, pencils,paper,ete.
106.94
106. 94
Fox.Brothers
Towels, paper, ate.
57.45
50.45
13.03
vJ-M.-.Telch.Company
H. C.
Miller Company
Paper,,eraser:, etc.
Asoessment roll books, etc.
13.03
225.00
225.00
++ 11
Journal box head sheets
1.36
1.36
++ "
Seals
.59
.59
Ir r9'
Assessors Blotters
5.00
5.00
The H. G. Razall Mfg.
Co.Repairing numbering machine
2.06
2.06
of
++ 1t
Tally Sheets
21.00
21.00
of
n n
11 if
23.10
23.10
It
tt t1
Poll lists, tally sheets, etc.
67.50
67.50
Iron
River Pioneer
Notices, aplication blanks,etc
89.75
89.75
++
t+ tt
Printing; notices, etc.
134.55
134.55
4
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Iron River Pioneer
19 1t 41
a4 it It
H. C. Miller Company
1T TI
a9 n
90 TI
49 I1
19 44
TI 1r
Callaghan ec Company
NeTg . &. Itemizer
Washburn. Times
West Publishing, Co.
Zion Office Supply
T9 tl 1t
H. C. Miller Company
t9 99
It 19
9t Y1
t4 91
t9 YY
To 1t
Bayfield Progress
9t It
Mashburn Times
Ba.yf ield CO. Press'
11 11 it
9I t9 fl
It TT 1t
Printing Receipts, etc.
27.50
27.50
Letter heads etc,
44.60
44.60
Printing notices of election,:;-:.122.65
122.65
Parcel post scale €, band daters
5.20
5.20
Register
10.50
101.50
Poll lists
2.00
2.00
Red-. receipt books, etc
51.50
51.50
Tax roll & Treas Receipt book
26.00
26.00
Incomo Tax Books
3.98
3.98
Docks (ledgers, etc)
163.010
163.00
Law Books
4.15
4.15
Election printing, etc.
303,68
303.68
n u ++
631.23
631.23
.Law Books
32.00
32.00
11 44
9.00
9.00
Office Supplies.
11,65
11.65
Stamp Ink
.25
.25
Pens
.79
.79
Sheriff Is return books
4.08
4.08
Book "Mortgages"
30.00
30.00
Linene Tab A to Z Indexes
.50
.50
Field Books
2900
2.00
Loose leaf records, etc.
52.50
52.,50
Assessor's blotters, etc,
5.5C
5.50
Field Books, etc.
4.53
4.53
Notices, election print,ing,etc
498.80
498.80
Ballots, letter heads, etc
121.80
121.80
St4tement of Canvas
2.40
2.40
Election. Print i.nf&,ourtdalenddr404.00
4C4.00
Blanks for Clerk
3..75
3.75
Tax List
552.50
552®50
Envelopes
9.85
9.85
The following report of Comi.rattee on Illegal Taxes and Tax Certificates
was presented and was upon motion adopted:
TO THE HONORABLE COI�INTY BOARD,
Bayfield County, Wisconsin,
Gentlemen:
We, the undersigned committee on Illegal Taxes and Tax Certificates
beg to recommend that the following bills be allowed, and that. the County Clerk
be authorized to draw orders for amounts shown in column headedc;"allowed't
Dated at Washburn, Wis., this 24th d•ay. of November, 1914.
Respectfully submitted,
Peter Soronen, Jr.
0. Flanders.
Comnittoe.
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.,To whor. drawn
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Forwhatpurpose
---_-^4-m-
CIL-Urned Allowed
RealtyBondCo. ®�
1. w Cert. rr772
3 Sale
1912
11.34
Int. May 21, 1912
to
Nov. 21, 1914
1.98 13.32 13.32
Taxes paid Town Treas.
Charge town of
Bell.
John Walsh
2. Cert. 1-976 Sale
1910
17.20
7
8
980
Int. may 17, 1910
to
Nov. 24, 1914
5.41
Cost of deed
1.20
Recording
.75_ 24.56 24.56
Tares paid Town Treas.
Charge to,rrn of
Pilsen.
John ?ialsh
a. Cert. f2378
8.10
Int. NTay 21, 1912
to
Feb. 27, 1914
1.13
9.23�
Less amornt paid
under compromise _ 2.70
6.53.
Int. Feb. 27, 1914 to
Nov, 84, 1914 1. -
.23 6.76 6.76
Compromised_ by • Co, Tax
Corna;iittee .
Charge City of Washburn.
John Walsh 4. Cert. §r2067 Sale 1910 6.35
Int. 14a.y 17, 1910 to
Nov.44, 1914 1_E0_ 8.15 8.15
Double Assessment
Charge Tovrn of Hughes.
Annual Session, November 24th, 1914.
John Walsh. 5.
Jphn Walsh 6.
John Walsh. 7.
John_ Walsh. 8.
John Walsh. 9.
Frederick Ayer 10.
Frederick Ayer 1®.
Frederick Ayer 12.
Carl Rudqui st 13.
A. W. McLeod 14.
Henry J.S.Hanson
15.
E. G. Carter 16.
Realty Bond Co.17.
K. McKenzie. 18.
Cert. --1[1275 Sale 1911
6.33
Int. May 17, 1911 to
Nov. 24, 1914 _1.36_
7.69
Government land
Charge town of Iron. River.
Cert. # 1247 Sale 1912
7.58
Int. May 21, 1912 to
Nov. 24, 1914 _1.10_
8.6E
Government land
Charge town of Iron River
Cert. #383 Sale 1912
7.72
Int. May 21, 1912 to
Nov. 24, 1914 -
1.118
S.90
Government land
Charge town of Bavview.
Cert. J,420 Sale 1913
9.59
Int. Fay 20'. 1913 to
Nov. 24, 1914
M.58_
10.17
Government land
.Charge toti=.n of Bayview.
..
Cert. #365 Sa 193.2.
5.37
Int. May 16, 1911 to sllov.-
124
Nov. 24, 1914 _1.32_
6.69
Government land.
Charge town of Bayview.
Cert. #1570
.• 1
2 Sale 1913 15.15
Int. May 20, 1913 to
Nov. 24, 1914
1_60®
16.75
Government land
' Charge town of Barnes.
Cert. 11L3039 Sale 1909
3.05
Interest
1.81
Cost -deed recording
1.40
Interest-
•52
Tax 1911 Pd. Town Treas.
8.37
Interest
1.61
Tax 1912 Pd. Town Tre.as.
6.21
Interest
'23.73
Taxes paid Town Trea.s.
Charge Town of Barnes.
Certl-#564 Sale 1903
2.99
Interest
2.41
Deed & recording
1.40
Interest
.83�
7.63
Taxes paid Town Treas.-
Charge town of Mason.
Cert. #944 Sale 1911
2.93
Interest..
1_01_
3.94.
Government land
Charge town, of. Washburn.
Cart. #10 Sale 1912
9.62'
Interest
_iv69
11.31
T,:.x paid Town Treas.
Charge , tawn of Btiyfield.
Cert. #1878
9
1881
23.40
Interest
_4.09
27.49
Ry. Right of way not except6d.
Charge City of Ba.yf ield.
Cert..# Sale 1910.
4.37
Interest
1.39
Cost of deed
1.05
Recording
.75
Cert. #868 Sale 1911
5.70
Interest
14.62
State land
Charge Town of Cable.
Cert. #1338 sale 1912
6.71
Interest
-1:17-
7.88
Double Assessments
Charge Town of Port Wing.
Cert. #926
7
8.60
Interest
3.26
Cost of deed rec.
1.75_
13,61
Taxes paid Town Treas.
Charge town of Pilsen.
7.69
N
8.90
10.17
6.69
16.75
23.73
?, 63
3.94 r
27.49
14. 62
7.88
13.61
1-26
Annual Session, November 24th, 2.914.
TM
A. T. Pray
19.
Cart. J-2435' Sale 1908
4.28
1919 Sale 1909
7.45
2117 Sale 1910
6.35
1743 Sale 1911
5.21
1622 Sale 1912
6.05
Interest
8100.
37.34
37.34
Government 1o.nd
Charge town of Hughes.
H. P. Axelberg
20,
Cart. �=1759 Sale 1913
7.69
Interest
�Q1_
8.50
8.50
Government l'and
Charge town o f Hughes.
T. B. Pray
21.
Cart. #21-31 Dale 1908
2.44
1659 S',,le 1909
2.21
Interest ..
_,__e 77_
5.42
5.42
State land
Charge town of Barnes.
Baker Lard &
22.
Cart. #1155 Sale 1911
2.27
Title Company.
In'erest_,.
__.48_
^
2-.75
2.75
Taxes paid CO. Treas.
Baker Lind &
23.
Td-tle_Corapany.
Cart. '948 Sale 2,911
2.42
Interest
�_51_
2.93
2.93
Government land
Charge Town of Barksdale.
F?ust Owen Lbr.
Co.
Cart. J-1480
1 Sale 1911
9.22
24.
Mnterest
2.42
Not approved for patent.
Charge to�:n of Barnes.
Bayf ie ld Co.
25.
Cart. '17 Sale 1911
30.17
Lend Co.
Interest
7.09
Cart. #34 Sale 1913
38.48
Interest
__1,48®_
_
77,22
77.22
CQT�Inty Property
Charge City of Washburn.
E. G. Carter
26.
Cert. ?tlll9 Sale 1911
4.70
Interest
1.50
Cart. y�-1119 Sale 1912
5.15
-
.Interest _
_a__23_
12.58
12.58
Double assessment
Charge toi!rn of Cable.
A. T. Pray
27.
Cart. Ir2219
5.63
7.58
7.58
Interest
_1_75_
Government lend
Charge torn of Hughes.
Frederick Ayer
28.
Cart. 4't1101 Sole 1910
4.18
Interest
1.02
Taxes 1911
4.02
Interest.
.77
Taxes 1912
3.15
Interest
.28
Taxes 1913
4.64
18.40
18.4-0
Interest
Charge town of Barnes.
F. W. Downs
29.
Cart. _-3833 Sale 1904
63.43
103.40
103.40
Interest
_39.97_
Charge City of Washburn.
Produce Exchange
Iron Diver
30.
For cancellation of tex on
105.46
Disallowed.
personal property.
Bayfield Co. 31.
Land Co. Cart. #1205 Sale 1912. 126.22
Interest ___28.65_ 155.00 155.00
Charge to?;n of Iron River.
committee on Education wv:s presented and was upon
The following report of
motion adoo.
TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY BOARD,
}ayfield County, Wisconsin,
G-entlemone
We.. the undersigned com.-mittee on Education beg to recommend that the
follo,.:iing bil:.s be allowed, and that the County Clerk be authorized to draw
orders -for amounts shown in colu.xn headed,"allowed".
Dated at Mashburn, Wis., this 24th day of November, 1914.
12'7
Annual Session, November 24tl, 1914..
Respectfully submitted,
W. H. Plieth
W. A. Duf f y
Barney Kekhofer
C-ommittee.
To whom.drawn For what purpose Claimed Allowed
Y-A Ap4 w
Jessie N. Smith ExpenseCountySuperintendentyvR167.47 167.41
Mashburn Times Printing " " 17.9'0 17.90
Mashburn News n rT ea 163.60 163.60
Bayfield Pcogress " " " 6.80 6.80
Bayfield County Press " " " 8.00 8.00
Tje foll.orring report of com,,:ittee on Public Grounds and Buildings was
presented and was upon motion accepted:
TO THE HONORABLE COUITYY BOARD,
Bayfield County, Wisconsin,
Gentl.emens- We, the undersigned committee pn Public Grounds and Buildings beg
to recommend that the following bills be allowed; and that the County Clerk be
authorized to draw orders for amounts shown in column headed "allowed".
Dated at Washburn, Wis., this 24th day of November, 1914.
Respectfully submitted,
r 111 Geo. Mertz
H. 0. Lien
Thomas Lamoreaux
�.
To whom
.
------------------------------------------------------------------
drawn
For what purpose Claimed
Allowed
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Co.
Tolls for sheriff
5.95
5.95
Rental
and
tolls
10.20
10.20
n
u
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9e
n
8.80
8.80
n
9r
n
If
It
6.60
8.60
It
n
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7.60
7.80
Co.
Superintendent
1.20
1.20
and
tolls
7.35
7.35
n
IT
n
n
n
7.90
7.90
14
If
"
Co.
Superintendent
.60
.60
"
It
"
and
tolls
.8.20
8.20
"
If
"
Co.
Superintendent
.60
.60
and
tolls
11.35
11.35
If
Co.
Superintendent
.60
.60
and
tolls
11.20
11.20
Co.
Superintendent
.60
.60
it
If
If
it
n
.60
;.60
and
tolls
15.80
15.80
Mashburn
El.
Lt. 1 Pr. Co.
Lights
for
jail &ndourtrhotases32.60
32.60
n
n
of .
.11
. it to it
3 8. 15
38.15
Electric bells
13.30
13.30
Lights
for
jail•&.court house
28.55
28.55
n
n
n
11 et n
20.40
20.40
et
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20.20
20.20
rt
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20.40
20.40
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22.30
22.30
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14.00
14.00
it
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If
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13.20
13.20
n
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it
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14.00
14.00
If
19
It
If It it
1 7, 0 C
17,00
Mashburn
rater Works Co.
Water
for
jail Sc court house
46.75
46.75
46.75
46.75
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n
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461.M5
46.75
n
fl
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99
If n n
46.75
4,6. 75
B.ayfiield
Co.
Tel. Co.
Tolls
6.25
6.25
2.50
2.50
t9
n
Rental
Co.
Supt,
4.50
4.50
"
is
-and
tolls
33.85
33.85
Tolls
5,40
5.40
7.35
7.35
Rental
and
tolls
32.4.5
32.45
Tolls
3.20
3.20
le
n
er
2.75
2.75
Rental
Co.
Supt.
9.00.
9.00
and
tolls
29.00
29.00
Northwestern
Fuel Co.
Coal for
jail
40.50
40.50
it
it
it
1t
13.50
13.50
It
of
Al
it
62.10
62.10
V8
Annual Session, November 24th, 1914.
Northwestern fuel Co.
Coal for jail & court house
126.90
126,90
_ I1 It
91 n
32.40
32.40
t9 11
11 It & court house 110.1.40
101.40
11 n
It court house
293.25
293.25
I/ tt
It It 11 & jail
190.10
190.10
Herman Johnson
Repair work at jail & courthouse
208.05
208.05
W. E. Bennett
Wood for jail
26.25
26.25
R. Steinert & Co
Repairs to boiler
30.40
30.40
11
Re"piping at court 1-iouse :.'. :. _
188.13
186.13
It
Repairs at courthouse & jail
33.35
33.35
►9
to jail
4.50
4.50
as
Steel. cell
580.00
580.00
J. C. Dibbell
Repairing pipes courthouse
14.00
14.00
Jake Dibbell.
Replacing at It
40.00
40.00
John rlesterlund
Covering " °0
17.50
17.50
15.00
Ole Dahl
" " "
15.00
1.50
1.50
Ole Ramstad
it" it
Labor on trees
Repipin pipes courthouse
55.50
55.5.0
Gilbert Brunness
'fork on courthouse grounds
39.00
39.00
1050
u It
Wood for it
1.0.50
Geo. F. Morgan
at as
15.00
15.00
11.00
Alex Cyr
Building; fence at jail
11.00
197.65
197.65
M�I4ay Nursery Co.,
'
Shrubs and trees
20.53
20.53
J..I.,Holcomb Pal fg. Co.
Brushes, mops, oil., etc.
12.75
Washburn.-P. & H. Co.
Repairs and closet bowl
12.75
3.50
J,,..S". Stearns Lbr. Co.
Lim. Olson
Wood for jail
Dra.ying, lumber, etc.
3.50
60.80
60.80
Frank,Torbol
Cleaning chimney courthouse
2.00
2.00
tt n
Fork on courthouse grounds
3.00
3.00
It as
Planting t' t9
25.50.
25.50
n a.
Work on II 19
21.60
21.60
11 le
Trimming trees
1.50
1.50
J. S. Fletcher
Flour and seed
1.80
15.40
11.80+
15.40
Wm. Potyan
Building fence at jail
3.00
8000
Kenfield & Lamoreaux
Good for courthouse
2.70
2.70
Ed Ingham
Cedar posts
5,20
5.20
E.I.Du Pont de Nemours Co
Pipe covering
Hauling rubbish from courthouse
2.00
2.00
John Score
L. Sta.finski
If coal to it
5.00
5.00
Fox Brothers
Clock for court roor
45,00
180.00
45.00
180.00
Aug. Tu.rnquist
Rent 3rd municipal court
91
24.00
00
I1 11
tt it
of I9 t9
Repairs 3rd °' to
16.50
16.50
99 It
Rent it tl It
45.00
45♦00
E. Eergrna.nn
Merchandise courthouse
5,46
5,46
78
B. Ungrodt
Gauge glasses & error on hose
(hose)
.078
1 2 10.10
12,7g
11
Merchandise courthouse
1.55
to
Iron River Hdw. Co.
Mop and gaskets
Repairs 2nd municipal court
1.55
3..30
3.30
24.60
Amos M. Hansen
Supplies for jail
24.60
39.15
39.15
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Shades etc for courthouse
75.00
.00
Duluth Typewriter Co.
Typewriter
as ribbons & repcLirs
12.00
2.OU
12.00
t9 to
Burroughs Adding Mac. Co,
Attention to machine & ribbon
7.14
10.20
7.14
10.20
H•..G. Mertens..
Iron River.W..L.&Tel.Co.
Rental and tolls
Lights & water 2nd mun. court
12.00
12.00
41.65
Tripp
Rent 2nd raun. Court
41"165
41.95
41.95
Wz' hburn.El. Lt. & pr Co.
�s
Li htorrfor courthouse & jail
g
11..45
11. 45
Wisconsin Tel. Co.
Rental and tolls
5
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11 county Supt.
,60
2.40
�.0
6
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Ba.yf•ield"'Co. Tel. Co.
Tolls
1.00
1.00
Amos.M._.Hansen _
Ocedar oil
od for
Wood l
15,00
15.0 .}
Je.s. Albertson
Wm. Olson
Drayage and freight
15 ,79
15.79
13.50
H. G.-Mortens
Postage & Jan. sdrvice 3 mun.crt.
13050"
25.00
25.00
�. E. Trapp
Rent 2nd mun. cou rt
6.00
6.00
E. A. Banks
Paisiting at jail
The following petition
was presented:
TO THE HONORABLE BOARD Or
SUPERVISORS OF BAYFIELD COUNTY:
GENTLEMEN:
The undersigned, citizens of the town of Iron River, in said county of
Bayf field, hereby petition your honorable body to make provision whereby Arne
Sund, a county charge who resides in Iron River, may be sent to sortie hot spring
'for treatment for rheumatisr- He has been a county charge for several years
and h°as been treated by a number of physicians in Northern Wisconsin, and yet
his condition, if anything has grown worse. We believe that Mr. Sund is
trustworthy and could be absol.tel� relied upon to make judicioL�s expenditures
�-
County Board may see: fit to appropriate for his treatment
pf whatever money the
tie believe that aside from humanitarian considerations that the chances of
effecting a cure, and thus placing this young man in a position where he will b
able to maintain himself and relieve the county of fur then expenditure for his
129'
Annual Session, November 24th, 1914.
maintenance, would d amply justify a special a.p,•ropri.ation for the purpose stated.
Signed, Dr..J. W. Tarter
F. G. Johnson, M. D.
P. J. Savage
and 27 others
Upon motion the Town Board of the Town of Iron River was directed to render
such assistance as the members may deem necessary.
The following -resolution -was presented and was upon motion adopted:
B� IT RESOLVED.tha.t the Finance Committee and the County Treasurer be,
and they are hereby authorized and directed, to make arrangements with the.
banks to carry the county orders .of Bayfield County until sick time as funds
will -be available for the paj went of same,
Dated November 24, 1914.
W. H. Flieth.
Moved and seconded that the Committee on Finance and Miscellaneous Claims.
be directed to call -for bids and select a depository for the funds in the.
hands of the County Treasurer.
The following resolution providing for a 1•evy was presented:
LEVY.
Resolvedbby the County Board of Bayfield County in ad journe�d annual
session assemble2i, this 24th day of November, 1914, that the following state
and county taxes be levied on the taxable property of the County, and the
special charges on towns and cities be levied on the taxable property of the
said towns and cities named therein 'or the year 1914.
Resolved further that the County Clerk be and he is hereby directed to
spread the following amounts on the tax rolls of the several towns and cities
and collected as provided by law:
J. .
1.
State tax . . . . . . . 'o . . ,
. .. .30,100.82
2.
Care patients in state institutions . . . .
.. 8,-458.15
3.
County School Tax - ,.,- ,.,,. . .
17,282.88
4.
Salaries County officers 8c board of prisoners .
. . . . 17,000.00
5.
Sinking fund railway aid bonds . . . . . . ...
. . . . 100750.00
6.
Interest railway.aid bonds . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . 3p000.00
7.
General fund.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . .20,000.00
8.
Two -mill tax for roads and bridges . . . . . .
. . . 30,316.48
0.
Salaries and expense County Superintendent . .
. . . 2,400.00
10.
Indigent.soldiers relief commission . . . ... .
. . 800.00
11.
Judgments ..- .. . . .. . . . . . ... . . . . .
. . . . 111.24
12.
Town of Russell Bridge . . . . . . 913.64
_.,
Town of Port 1% ng Bridge . . . . .1262.86
Town of Mason Bridge . . . . . . . 924.00
Town of Pilsen Bridge . . . . . ._1000.00_
Total . . .
. 144,319;57
C. H. Weraen.
The foregoing resolution was adopted by the following vote:
Aye:'Galligan, Hauser, Flieth, Zielsdorff, Rogan, Soronen, Bartlett, Kekhofer,
Morris, A. G. Johnson, Iverson, Swanson,. Good, Lauri, Duffy,Habelt, Erick
Johnson, Smith, Ellerman, Stone, Flanders, Robillard, Bell, Berman, Robinson,
Mertz, Handberg, Lien, Lamoreaux and Werden ® 30.
The folloxing resolution was presented:
To The Honorable Board of Supervisors,
Gentlemen:
Be of resolved that the County Board of Bayfield County present to
the legislature of the State of Wisconsin, a memorial urging upon said
legislature the changing of the present game laws to an -open deer season
in the county of Bayfield for the full twelve months of -each year.
And be it further.
Annual Session, November 24th, 1914.
Resolved that the County Clerk be and he -is hereby instructed to properly
draw up such memorial and present it to the Assemblyman and State Senator
representing such county in said leisla.ture.
Dohald C. Bell.
Moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be laid on the table.
Motion lost by the following.vote
:
Aye: Bai°zii,�. ;ogan, Morris, A. G. Johnson, Iverson, Good, Lauri, Ilabelt, Stone,
Ellerman, Robinson, :Lien and Werden ® 13.
Nay: Galligan, Hauser, Ylieth,.Zielsdorff, Soronen, Bartlett, Kekhofer, Swanson,
Erick Johnson, Smith, Flanders, Robil.lard, Bell, Berman, Mertz, Handberg, and
Lamoreaux - 17.
Moved and seconded that the foregoing resolution be adopted.
Motion carr)ied by the foilo:ring; vote:
Aye: Galligan, Hauser, Flieth, 7ielddorff, Soronen, Bartlett, Kekhofer, Leuri,
Erick •Johnson, Smith, Flanders, Robil,lard, Bell, Berman, Handberg and Lamorea.ux
16.
Nay: Barnes,
Rogan, Morris,.A. rx. Johnson,Iverson,Swanson,
Good,
Habelt,
Ellorman,
Stone, Robinson, Mertz, Lien and Merden
® 14.
Proved,
seconded and carried that the committee
on Finance
and Miscellanoeus
Claims be
authorized to take steps looking to the
refunding of
t,e bonds of the
Mashburn,
Bayfield and Iron River Railway Company
due October
first 1915.
Chairman ap,,ointed the folloving committee to
have charge
of the building
of a school house at the State Experimental Farm: M. H. :F'lieth, A. G. Johnson,
Pat Galligan, M. A. Duffy, and George S. Barnes.
Chairman appointed the following special com!,'ittee on legislation:
Falter A. Duffy.
Chairman appnittod the following special committee on advertising:
0. Flanders and N. M. Oscar, Ex Officio.
The following resolution was presented and was upon motion adopted:
Resolved that the following amounts be and the same'is hereby allowed to th
members of the Board of Supervisors, as per diem mila.ge and committee work,, and
the County Treasurer is authorized
to pay the said
members, and
the Clerk and
Chairman of this Board are
directed
to issue to said Treasurer
for the total
amouht, as indicated below:
Sup'eri*isor , . ...Per . diem
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Milage
-m-
' Com. work
Milage
Total
John F. Hauser $3.00
$1.44
$3.00
$1.44
8.88
Aug. Zielsdorff 3.00
.68
3.00
.68
7.36
Pat Galligan 3.00
1.44
9.00
1.44
14.38
W. H. Flieth 3.00
3.84
6.00
8.76
21.60
Geo. S. Barnes 3.00
10.02
18,00
1.5.12
46.14
11artin Rogan - 3.00
6.08
21.00
20.48
50-.56
Peter Soronen Jr 3.00
10.08
15.00
22.68
50.76
F. H. Bartlett 3.00
..4m32
6.00
4.32
17.64
Barney Kekhofer 3.00
2,04
5.04
M. B. Morris 3.00
6.26
21.00
20.66
50.92
Albert. G.Johnson3.00
4.92
7.92
�.I
Annual Sessionp November 24th, 1914.
Christ Iverson
3.00
2'.76
5.76
lie' ls Swanson
3'00
3.24
6.24
C. H. Werden
3.00
2.76
15.00
22.45.
43.21
Jas. W. ttood
3.00
6.92
9.92
Andrew Laurin
3.00
6.24
3.00
12.24
Erick Johnson
3.00
9.24
12,00
9.24
33.48
Walter A. Duffy
3.00
1.68
4.68
Alois Habelt
3.00
3.36
3,00
3.36
12.72
C. W. Smith
3.00
2.08
9.00
<. , a4
14.08
Harvey Eilerman
3.00
4092
21.00
4.92
33.84
A. P. Stone
3.00
.24
3,24
L. E. Davis
3,00
1.44
4.44
0. Flanders
3.00
1.44
27.00
9,24
40:688
Prank --Robilla,rd
3.00
1.44
3.00
7.44
D. C. Bell
3.00
1.44
3.00
7,44
Ike Berman
3.00
.12
3.00
.12
6.24
T. H. Robinson
3.00
.12
6.00
e24
9.36
Geo. Mertz
3.00
.12
36.00
39e12
Ole H andberg
3.00
.12
3.00
.12
6.24
H. 0. Lien
3.00
.12
39.00
.12
42.24
Thos. La.moreaux
3.00
.12
27.00
5.04
661.47
Dated this 24th day of Nov., 1914.
C. H. Werden.
The petition of the town of Pilsen for county aid in the construction of a
bridge at Moquah, was presented verbally by Supervisor W. A. Duffy, with the
explanation that the peititon had been mislaid and would be forwarded at
once.
It was moved and seconded that the petition be accepted and tha the
request be granted and that the sum of $1000.00 be levied on the tax rolls
for this bridge_. Motion carried by the following vote: Aye.- Galli.gan, Barneq
Houser, Flieth, Zielsdorf, Rogan, Soronen, Bartlett, Kekhoffer, Morris,
A. G. Johnson, Swanson, Good Lauri, Duffy, Habelt, Erick Johnson, Smith,
Ellerman, Stone, Davis, Planderg, Robillard, Bell, Berman, Robinson, Mertz,
Handberg, Lien, Lamoreaux and Werden.,-31. Nay, Iverson. -I. k_
Upon motion Board adjpurned.
Nels M. Oscar, County Clerk.