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-special meeting of the County Board held at th-e office of the County Clark
August l7th, 1915*
Keating called to order at 10 ol clock A. IA. by George S. Barnes chairma n
The follawring credentials was presented, and was upon motion accepted,,
Mr',:Nels Oscar., County Clerk,
This is to certify that John Hoefling was today appointed to repre-
sent the Town of Orienta at the County Board meeting Atig.- 17, 1915.
M. Hop--kins, Town Clerk.
At roll call the following members were prezent-i-
G. L. Catlin, John F. Hauser,, H. Mar ion Juel., Nike Thoreson, Martin Rogan.
Peter Soronen Jr... P. 11. Bartlett, Barney Kekhofer�i 14.,B. Morris., A. G. Johnson,
Christ Iverson, J. Yderetadl 0. IS; Axness, Harvay"TF11:4'err�g�nJohn Hoe fling, Geo.
Vaster, Hans Peterson, Alois Habeltp L. H. Clark, Paul Me-ithka, 0. Flanders,
Prank Robillard, Donald C. Bell, M-n. Olson,, H4 11% Peavey, George Mertz, Ole
Flandbarg, L. N. Clausen, Thos. Lanoreaux, A. P. Stone, Goo. 01. Barnes.
with.
Absent- James W. Crood.10 L,, 'E. Davis, L. X. Clausen.
Upon Yaotion the reading; of the minutes of the last rpoeting was dispensed
The following report was presented and vas upon motion accepted;
Whereas the County Board atuteirpted to enter into a contract with Ebon
Olson to make the fill on the Herbster and Port-, Wing Road, and your committee
on Roads and Bridges signed said contract, subject to the approval of the Highway
commi6ion of the State of Tisvorsin, and said Hig-laway Commission refused to
approve said contract, we hereby refer said contract back to the County Board for
action.
Mated this l7th day of August, 1.915.
Signed, Martin Rogan,
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Y. B. Morris,
Prank Robillard.
Upon motion tho Board adjourned uyiitil 1:30 P. Y1.
I -uith al"' members of the
Board met at 1:30 P. .14. pursuarit to adjournment
morning session present,
The following communication was presented by the County Treasurer:
Washburn., Wis., Aug., 6, 1915.
To the Board of Supervisors of Bayfield. County, Tvio:
Gentleman,.
I beg leave to report that I hold in my office taxes of the year 1914,
under See, 1.0421j, of the 11,11-sconsin Staturtez, which autlaorizes the separate assess-
ment of mineral rights, which section has been declared unconstitutional by the
SuDrama court, of this ctate, T have been advised 'by the Wisconsin Tax Commission,
as per the annexed letter, that these taxes should be charged back to the several
-upon resolution of the Col-inty Board, and I herewith cevrtify the.�amounto
chargeable to the several. tovins for this tax., bein,-, amount;; returned. by the 'Selveral
t 0 wn G in 111carch 1915, less the taxas paid thereor, since that tirtna, as follo%ris'
Town of Barksdale- $ 3 3.95
Barnes- 39,56
Bayvie-if.,- 16.79
Cable- 346.94
Special session August 17, 193.5.
Clover-
7.20
PP
PP Eileen-
71.66
Hu g he
TP
Pt Iron River-
58.80
Pt
PF trolly-
2.2,73
Lincoln-
30.00
PP
tT Mason-
16-029
TP
Pt Namekagon-
1--.4 �Ii L -7
Pa
tt Qrianta-:
22.31
Oulu-
6.44
1T-
PP Port Wigg®
14.52
at
tT Pratt-
4_3.-M. �.. , 3/ 0, S- v,
PP
Pa Tripp-
21,17
PP
FF Washburn-
137.20
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submitted,
Alfred. Froseth,
Moved and
seconded that the
recommendations of
the, County
Treasurer be adopted
-and that the
County Treasurer.
pqrtificates
.on .19ineral rights,
be cancelled.
Motion carried.
The following
resolution
was presented.
Be At
r-e eo Ive d that the
H i1ohway Co mmit t P, e
of thy.:: Board be and im hereby
authorized
to advertise for
bids and lot by contract the filling or grading
to be done
on the Port Wing
and Harbster road
saine now under consideration by
this Board,
same to be lat to
lowest bidder filing suitable bond.
H'. H. Peaveyo
August 17, 1915,
The foregoing resolution was upon motion amended by adding, that all
previous bids, be rejocted, and tha,t any action taken by this board or any
committee thereof heretofore be rescinded.
Resolution with amendment carried-
The following raeolution was presented and. was upon motion laid on the
table
Wheraas, It is represented to the County. Board that a. man named R. A. Buck
of the town of Trdpp is in indigent circumstances, has'a large family, by a
iall 'h'as-beco'me paralyzed an . d it is desired by the people of said town to givo
him aid' but the I town lias no' funds with which to aid him and it is also repre-
sented by reputable p.hysicians I that if -the said Buck could be sent to Dr.
6illetta of St. Paul. who is an expert in such ailments that tie could be
materially benefited if not entirely cured,
Therefore., be it resolved that, there be appropriated out of any `funds not
othierwise appropriated a sum not to exceed dollars and the same to be
paid by a c6unty order is�iued by the County "Clerk and Chairman upon a duly
V-311ified statement from the attending physician above named.
Harvey Ellarypan
August 14, 1915.
Tho loll® t .Ving report was presented and was upon motion accepted,
To the Honorable Board of Su-pervisors of Bayfield County.
Your Committee appointed to prepare and distribute at the state Fair a
phamphlet advertising the County of Bay -field, be; 'Leave to report as follows
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After a thorough canvass, of the s-ituaLtion and inquiry into costs of puke"
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fishing a phamphlet, the cost of gathering the necessary data and the cost of die-
tribution., we found that, although we had obtained pledges from various parties
interested in the work, about three hundred dollars in addition to the appropria-
, ti . on - of four- hundred dollars made by the Board for the work, the funds we had in
sight were inadequate, Estimates for printing 10,000 copies of a phamphlet of
100 pages, 4 x 9 inches varied from$600.00 to $800.00. The cost of gathering
data would amount to from $100.00 to $150.00 and the cost of distribution would
not be less than $100.00 to $150,00.
Your Committee therefore ask that the plan be dropped and the amaubt of
the appropriation not expanded by the Committee be converted into the general
funds of the County.
Aug* 17, 1915.
0. Flanders,
Nels M. Oscar.
The following report was presented and was upon motion adopted.
To The Honorable County Board,
Bayfield County, Wisconsin,
Gentlemen: -
We, the undersigned Special.Committee on Long Bridge beg to recommend that
the following bills be allowed., and that the County Clerk be authori-red to draw
orders for amounts shown in column headed "allowed4.
Dated at Washburn., this 17th day of Aug. 1915.
Respectfully submitted,
Geo. Mertz,
0. Flanders,
Ellerman.,
Committee.
To Whom Drawn For that Purpose 'Claimed Allowed
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E. Bergmann Auto Hire 5.00 5.00
The following report was presented and was upon motion accepted*
To The Honorable Board of Supervisors,
Bay -field County.
Your Special Committee appointed to look after the building of what .is
known as the "Long Bridge" road beg leave to submit the following report,
At our request, Mr. C. H. Wet den, a former member o* the board and this
special committee, met with us; and together with Mr. F. M. Sergeant, Assistant
State Highway Engineer, representing the Wisconsin State Highway Commission,we
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made final inspection of the work done on this hi�hveay by Eben Olson under his
contracts as made with the formes® committee.
In a general way we found the work satisfactory, and the road is now.com-
pleted with the exception of the top surfacing, which was not provided for in the
contracts, as it was doomed best to lot the road bed settle before putting on
the top dressing.
In -checking up the work done by Eben Olson under his contracts we 4ftnd
a small portion not quite up to the specifications as called for in the contracts;
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and in our settlement with him,, as iapptoved by the Assistant State Highway
Engineer, we made deductions amounting to $185.56.
The total cost of the building of this ULong Bridge" road ia as follows:
Hennepin Bridge Co. 2- Steel Bridges $8.,560.00
Bridge
Eben Olson -i,.Original Contract 7.0 000,00
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Eben Olson -r Subsequent Contracts
Less Deductions 185.56
Total Cost, $2010753,32
The road is now !pen and in general use, and any. further work that may become
necessary will have to be done by the C&unty Road commissioner, the same as any
other work on the system of prospeative State highways.
Your committee submit this as their final report, and beg to be discharged
from further service,
All of which is respectfully submitted,
George Mortz,
Harvey 1"MOVIVan,
0. Flanders,
Special B.-idge Com-aiittus-
The following proposition and resolution was presented and was Upon Mot-.10"I
---" referred to -h Committee 0n Illoaal Taxes and Tax Certificates,.
To.the County Board of Bayfield County:
rent3men:-
The undersigned d.asires to purchaso the interest held by Bayfield
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County in Lots 15 and 16, _Block 28, City of Washb:urno Par a number of years
for - which the county holds certificates, there was a store building located on
parts . of the lots and the tax was assessed accordinc-ly. Some of the certificates
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were purchased by outside- parties, but since the store building was removed, the
certificates have been held by the count.ye The lots are not worth half of the
face; of the.certificates, but they are located near my house and I would be will-
ing to pay 500 of the face of the certificates, provided the county would take
a tax deed and then give me a quitclaim deed.
Dated this 17th day of Auge 1915.
G. A. Kinney.
Resolution.
Whereas a proposition has been made by G. A,, Kinney for the purchage of
the countyt3 interest in Lots 15 and 16, Block 28, city of Washburn, and whereas
the county owns certificates the face value of which amount to $231,,70, much of
the tax was on the lots when the building was still. situated thereon,,
Therefore be it resolt�ed -that the proposition of 50% of the face value of
the certificates be accepted, and that the CoUnrly Treasurer be directed under
this resolution to turn over to tho County Clerk the tax cartifica4- a for, the
pale df "11910 on lot 15 and the tax certificate for the year 19,09 on lot 16,, in
the said block. That the County Clark be diractad to take a. tax deed, properly
exacutead to Bayf ield County, -arid further the said Clork be directed to issue a
Qult Claim dead to MUd G. A. Kinney upon the payment to him. of $65',53, and the
county treasurer be directed to turn over to said Kinney the cartif icatoo hej;d
by him on the said lots, upon the payment of $5002e
Dated this 315-th day of Aug. 1915.
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Special Session August 17th, 1915.
The f-,llowing resolution was presented and was upon motion adopted:
Resolved
that the following
amounts
be and the
same is hereby
allowed to
the members of the Board of Supervisors, as
per diem,
milage 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
an order
to said Treasurer for the
total amount, as
indicated below®
Supervisor ---------- - ----------------
Supervisor
Per them
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Milage
. Com.work Ifilage
Total
John F, Hauser
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$3.00
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1.44
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4.44
Mike Thoreson
31,00
.35
3.35
Go L. Catlin
3600
1e44
6000
4.60
llo04
H. M. Juel
3o00
3e84
6.84
Martin Rogan
3100
6008
-145000
50940
L104.48
Peter Sotonen Jr.
3100
10.08
3,00
3.00
19.08
P. H. Bartlett
3.00
4.32
7*32
Barney Kakhofer
3.00
2.04
5.04
M. B. Morris
3.00
6026
51.00
60.16
120.42
Albert G. Johnson
3.00
4.92
7.92
Chris Iverson
3000
2076
5.76
J. Yderstad
3.00
3.24
3.00
3.24
12.48
0. M. Axness
3.00
2676
3100
3100
11.76
John Hoefling
31,00
6.7*2
.9.72
GeorgeVester
3.00
6.24
9.24
L. H. Cl&rk
3.00
9.24
12.24
Hans Peterson
3.00
1.92
4.92
Alois Hablet
3.00
3036
3.0.0
.3,36
12.72
Paul Meithka
3.00
2.08
5Q08
Harvey Ellerman
3.00
4.92
3100
4,92
15.94
A. P. Stone
3100'
.24
10,100
1.44
14188
0. Planders,
3.00
1.44
35m00
3 4. 27
73.72,
Frank Robillard
3.00
1.44
45.00
52.50
101,94
D. C. Bell
3100
1.44
4.44
William Olson
3.00
.1-2
3.12
H. H. Peavey
3100
.12
3112
George Mertz
3,,00
o12
21.00
1.08
25.20
.Ole Handberg
3100
03.2
12.00
.48
15.60
Thomas Lamoreaux
3000
012
18.00
5.40
26.52
George S. Barnes
3.00
10.02
3100
10.02
26o04
Aug. 17th,,
1915.,
Geo. S. Barnes,
Upon motion the Board adjourned.